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183 9
New York 7, N. Y.,
General
RAILROAD
Price
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
Agricultural Marketing Association—Suspended—
tributor
In This Issue
The
American
on
the question .whether the suspension
made permanent.
:.•
:v
should
request,
With
or
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest
be
to the Marketing Association, the Commission's order
its offering circular failed to
disclose various informa¬
respect
that
asserts
management officials, the interests of a
company has an option, the acquisition
of
certain
machinery
and
equipment
from
certain
officers
and
directors, reclassification of the shares from $1 par to 33 V3 cents
par, the granting of options in February 1959 to existing shareholders
to acquire common stock at
par,
the intention to pay management
tion,
including
director in
fees
and
order
The
circular
type
to
other
of
be
to
the
the
respect
disclose
business
acquired
reasonably
of
with
fails
from
securities
proceeds
of
the
to
stock
sale,
and
the
Border
Dow-Jones
asserts that its offering
adequately and accurately the
the properties held or intended
Farms
conducted,
securities
statement
of
to
be
the
offered,
intended
fails
use
to
of
stock
sale, includes future earnings estimates,
I incorrect address for the company.—V. 186, p. 2573.
include
the
and
proceeds
lists an
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
Ry. operating
Ry.
1960—Month—1959
revenue..
$528,435
$541,501
expenses
operating
408,695
372,119
)
'
A
$1,513,898
37
37
Net
revenue
from
r.
ry. 1
operations
:
/
——
1,096,077
$348,099
113,104
operating inc—
191, p. 1429.
41,423
$169,382
58,546
Bond
This
$368,240
117,426
Condition
Ry.
operating
Statement
$1,387,189
expenses
1,330,661-
of
4%
Net
revenue
from
non-voting
resenting
*
;■
Deficit.—V.
191, p.
$56,528'
♦$35,257
381,772
220,785
$4,088,209
3,635,311
$445,627
'
$900
Ry.
operating
expenses
$360,240
151,285
Utah—
to
be
offered
with the SEC
at
($1
par
per
It
is proposed to offer these securities for
known as investment certificates, each rep¬
(2,000)
bonds
and
783 shares of stock, the
units to be'
offering is to be made by Amico, Inc., on
is
controlled
a
$150 per unit selling commission is to
(70%)
by
Arthur
F.
Mueller,
company
principally to originate mortgage
carry them until market conditions
of
46
Member
Banks
are
loans and
disposition.
favorable for
According to the prospectus, the company now has outstanding 107,000 shares of
voting common stock, 70,647 shares of class A nonvoting
stock, and sundry indebtedness. Officers and directors own 53% of the
outstanding voting stock. Amico, the underwriter, has subscribed to
1,165,500 shares of the class A nonvoting and the remaining 143,000
of
shares
of voting common.
46
475.00 per month for 180 months in accordance with the terms of the
Founder's Certificates then
being offered; this class of stock is offered
herein at $1.15 per share. The
subscription to the shares of voting
Statement
46
of
class
Federal
Banks
A
such stock was
___
—
.
stock
remaining unissued was on Sept. 10, 1957, at which
was being prepared for offering to the
public in Ar¬
kansas at the par value of $1
per share; the subscription price was $1
per share, payable as amended $23,000,000 on Jan.
19, 1961, and $30,000.00 per year thereafter; shares of this class of stock
recently have
The
with
order
respect
Aluminum
to
of Regulation A
conditions
and
terms
such
stock
Top
were
also
asserts that
not complied with
sold for
tion
certain
by . said
to
57.2%
$1.50 per share. Upon complete payment of the subscrip¬
of voting common stock, Amico, Inc. will own
143,000 shares
of
such
stock
then
outstanding.
Y
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•
.
•»*
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$808,078
480,612!
and that the company used certain additional sales literature
also false and misleading. Each order provides an opportu¬
company
$924,925 *
which
444,520
was
nity for hearing, upon request, on the
question whether the suspension
permanent.
ry.
—— —
With respect to Aluminum Top, the Commission charges that its of¬
°Per®tIons
•
$79,456 $208,955
$327,466
$480,405
fering circular contains inaccurate and unreliable financial statements,
Sfv foi
2,850
58,730
55,788 •
115,444 - is false and misleading in reference to the status of the company's
—v- 191, Pera,ting lnc—
p. 1769.
pending patents, and fails to disclose excessive costs of selling the
shares and includes inaccurate amounts for such costs; and that state¬
»Alside, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
ments in its selling literature that the issuer has "definitely gone into
the black" for 1959, that it has had a large percentage Increase in
Waterloo Road, Akron, Ohio, filed a registrasales, and that it has indisputably the best aluminum shingle on the
shnrpc
if enfc with the SE^ on April 28, 1960, covering 300,000
market are also false and misleading.-1 > n >•«»»>
*
eronn
nf
,coinmon stock, to,, be, Offered for public sale through avv
In its order with respect to Vernier Missile, the Commission charges
offeHni ra."i
vritevs headed by Reynolds & Co., Inc. The public
that its offering, circular contains misrepresentations with respect to ■
ment
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by airiendthe company's business relationship with the U. S.. Government and the
U. S. Air Force, the status of the company's development program and
and subsidiaries manufacture and distribute aluminum
the reliability, productibility and versatility of its proposed rocket de¬
varietv
a? yertic0J paneling in a baked enamel finish and a wide
sign, the company's negotiation and performance of contracts, and the
480 chavi
ated aluminum accessories. It now has outstanding 1,564,excess of current liabilities over current assets.—V.
187, p. 2789.
numhpp n*
ss B co,nmon stock, which are convertible into a like .
cominift Lcommon shares. Net proceeds of the sale of the 300,000"
American Enka Corp.—Employee Stock Options—
v borrouiri fares' toSether with an additional sum of $6,000,000 to be
This
corporation, of Enka, N. C., filed a registration statement
financW from, institutional lenders, Will be used to provide consumer
from tv,
be Company's products by purchasing consumer paper
with the SEC on May 3, 1960, covering 75,000 shares of common stock
e
company's distributors and dealers.
to be issued pursuant to its stock option plan for key employees. The.,
shares
in
registration
include 8,554 shares which have been de¬
ers
aq Ppfsp,a,ctus
llsts Jerome J. Kaufman, one of its original foundlivered on the exercise of options, 45,571 shares subject to outstanding
1157 roo
I
and Treasurer. Of the outstanding class B common,
or
authorized options and 20,875 shares available for the grant of
benefiAjoii., ares are owned by J J K Corp., a family corporation
additional options.—V. 191, p. 601.
tionai mi wo0ftWned by Jerome J.,Kaufman and his family.
An addishould
Net revenue
City,
' '
46,010
-
1960—Month—1959
Lake
The company was organized In
September 1957 by Mueller and others
and is engaged in the
mortgage brokerage business. Net proceeds of
this offering will be used
been
$256,942
177,486
of
paid. Amico
president.
$452,898
340,759
o.
Salt
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 46
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
I
Alabama Tennessee & Northern RR. Co.—Earnings—
Period End. a/tq^
Period Rnd Mar. 31—
operating revenue..
1214.
p.
be
1429.
Ry.
191,
Corp.,
offered at $1,800 per unit. The
a best efforts
basis, for which
time
operating deficit
stock.
common
public sale in units
ry.
operations
Net ry.
Properties
of 210 Center St., Little Rock, Ark., filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on April 29,
1960, covering $1,800,000
20-year collateral trust bonds and 1,566,000 shares of class A
common
1
/
33
System——
Condition
Reserve
$4,194,781
1,323,368 * 3,749,154
$1,288,111
1106.
The prospectus states: "The subscription to
non-voting common stock was on Oct. 28, 1959, at which time
being offered to the public in Arkansas at the par value
of $1 per share; the
subscription price was $1 per share, payable $6,-
Combined
' 1960—3 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
-
p.
33
Foreign Exchange Rates
Alabama Great Southern RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
operating revenue-.-.
in
centers
corporation,
tration
Averages—.— 33
Miscellaneous Features
Federal Reserve
Ry.
national
a
main
American Mortgage Investment Corp.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
38
39
Corporation & Investment News.—
1
State and City Bond Offerings
51
Dividends Declared and Payable
11
L
$119,740
Net ry.
—V.
"
world
and
through
37
:
.
I
Canadian
Canlab's
The proceeds are to be used to operate and maintain real estate that
is to be purchased by the
company.
General
$1,464,317
1,165,799
.
is
rapidly
;
1960—3 Mos.—1959
>
of
covering 10,000 shares of common stock
share), without underwriting.
36
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
Y
I
and
leading
Dominion
out
The corporation on April 21 filed a letter of notification
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
33
a
.y-
Stock
of
the
Canlab
the
in
kYlYt
Files With SEC—
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
42
Over-the-Counter Markets
ik— 43
is¬
describe
or
be
itemized
the
of
working
option plan.—V.
American
34
Toronto Stock Exchange
issuer.
the
to
and
of
Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
the
which
on
salaries
of
suance
in
changes
land
Stock
products
laboratories
equipment.
position
,.
Montreal, and sales offices and outlets In Ottawa, Winni¬
restricted stock
34
34
34
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Y
.
29
...
,
and
k
American Photocopy Equipment Co.—Stock Plan—
25
Stock
sales
and
American's
This company, of 2100 West Dempster Street, Evanston,
111., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on April 28, 1960, covering 45,000
common
shares, issuable upon exercise of options granted under its
13
Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
and that their offering circulars were false and mis¬
leading ih respect of certain material; fact? arid their stock offer¬
ings have or would violate Section 17 (the anti-fraud provision) of
the Securities Act. Each order
provides an opportunity for hearing,
vacated
sells
specialists,
PAGE
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
^
companies
upon
firm
to
of
supplies
strengthen
market.
peg and Edmonton.—V. 191,
Stock and Bond Quotations
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
for public offerings of
securities not exceeding $300,000 in amount.
In its suspension orders,
the Commission asserts that certain terms
airl conditions of the Regulation were not complied with by the two
said
Canadian
medical
and
further
manufacturers
Toronto
.
_
hospital
to
force
following: r
•
■; ;
^
r';. »
Agricultural Marketing Association,;.Socorro, New Mexico; Offer¬
ing of 300,000 common shares at $1 per share pursuant to a notifi¬
cation filed Dec. 3, 1957.
I
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;.vv ;
rbi Border
Farms,
Inc., Portales, New Mexico. Offering of 5,000
shares of 6%
preferred at $10 per share pursuant to a notification
filed April 8,
1959.
f
,
(ai
I
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
expanding Canadian
by the
Y
of
expected
Securities and Exchange Commission has issued orders temsuspending .Regulation A exemptions from registration under
Securities Act of 1933 with respect to public offerings of stock
The
the
$1.25
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Monday, May 9, 1960
norarily
|
I960
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Number 5949
191
Volume
M
be
vacated
made
or
-
American Pulley
See
Van
Norman
Co.—Merged—
Industries, Inc., below.
from
—
,
,
„
:
tionIsi5«'(
-
American Research & Development Corp.—Seeks Order
The
SEC has issued an order under the Investment Company Act
giving interested persons until May 16, 1960, to request a hearing upon
an
application of this Boston Investment company for an exemption
order with respect to a
proposed
Intercontinental Electronics Corp.
American
loan
of
not
to
exceed
;;
.
4
$50,000
^
;;
(;
to
■*,
17% of the outstanding stock of Intercontinental,
which is engaged in the business of the
development and sale of vari¬
ous
owns
electronic, aircraft detection
and navigation equipment.
Such loan
promote the commercial development of Intercontinental's busi¬
by providing it with additional working capital.—rV. 191, p. 97.
would
ness
*
Ann
Period
Arbor
RR.—Earnings-
End. Mar. 31—
1960—Month—1959
Ry. operating revenue..
Ry. operating expenses
$724,610
$2,144,413
$2,124,555
606,578
675,588
1,932,763
1,943,660
$49,022
$211,650
20,989
46,311
•
Net
dent
1
ari
d
u
by
shares
trusts
are
owned
created
for
by
his
Manual
F.
children.
Kaufman,
Vice-Presi-V.
American Hospital
Supply Corp.—Acquires—
enpi«?
bas issued orders temporarily suspending Regulation A exspect in
re8istration under the Securities Act of 1933 with reShlneia J?"1"10 stock offerings by the following: (a) Aluminum Top
Ranchn nP" Beaverton, Ore.;
(b) Vernier Missiles Systems, Inc.,
!
*ano Cordova, Calif.
PubUcU(!ffi?in
A provl(tes a conditional exemption from registration for
J3 of securities not exceeding $300,000 in amount. In notirespectivJ!,
tbe Commission in June 1958 and November, 1959,
common
Aluminrm Top proposed the public offering of 150,000
15,000
at'$l Per share and; Vernier Missile the offering of
!n its c.iPi
P shares at $io per share pursuant to such an exemption,
cular OfSpeilsl0n orders» the Commission asserts that the offering circiaterifli r1.
comPahy is false and misleading in respect of certain
violation ft*Co and that its stock offering is being or would be made in
h 9f
Section 17 (the anti-fraud
provision) of the Securities Act.
ficatinne
fn
joint announcement by Foster G. McGaw, Chairman,
and
G
Murdough, President, of American Hospital Supply Corp.
of Evanston, 111., and Hugh B. Hall, President of Canadian Laboratory
In
a
Thomas
(Canlab) of Toronto and Montreal, it was disclosed that
negotiations have been completed by which the operations of the busi¬
ness of these companies will be merged.
All the shareholders of Canlab have agreed to an exchange of stock
with American subject to fulfillment of all legal prerequisites for the
Supplies Ltd.
consummation
of such
a
is contemplated
forward
in
operations.
tributor
business
and
American's
Late
in
expansion
1959.
manufacturer
of Fisher
&
of
American,
its
domestic
and
international
$41,405
42,193
Atchison, Topeka &
Period End. Mar. 31—
Ry.
Ry.
•
$180,895
13,107
Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
$
operating
operating
-
1960—Month—1959
'
55,208,554
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$
$
$
'
41,246,787
55,595,057 149,952,834 148,893,905
39,209,609 116,382,548 113,264,355
opers.
13,961,767
16,385,448
operating inc—
191, p. 1429.
Net
Net
5,149,199
6,638,881
rev.
fr.
rev
expenses
ry.
ry.
—V.
Period End. Mar. 31—
Ry.
operating
revenue.
Ry^ operating
expenses
Net
33,570,286
11,059,160
revenue
from
1960—Month—1959
»
'
.
$327,620
.
35,629,550
13,235,316
Net
—V.
ry.
operating inc.„
191, p. 1430.
275,131
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$343,403
$935,134
$921,647
794,580
273,107 =
788,800
ry.
operations
the leading hospital supply dis¬
- the ' U.
S., acquired the surgical supplj
Limited of. Canada, major Canadian dis¬
in
Burpe
ry.
Atlanta & West Point RR.—Earnings—
merger.
that the management and all personnel of Canlab
will be retained, spokesmen say.
The addition of Canlab. one of Canada's leading laboratory supply
houses in the industrial, clinical and educational fields, is another step
It
from
Net ry. operating deficit
—V. 191, p. 1429.
•
Aluminum Tap Shingle Corp.—Offering Suspended—
revenue
operations
,.f
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$647,983
*"
$52,489
3,905
'.\ $70,296
-
$140,554
33,854
*
13,688
$132,838
'
"
2,887
1
adjacent'tract of land}' construction of additional
Atlantic Coast Line
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
operating revenue
$15,451,564 $15,119,163
operating expenses
12,013,854 11,453,599
Period End. Mar. 31—
By.
By.
-$3,437,710
operating inc.—
1,463,649
ry.
191.
—V.
ment.
Mos.—1959
$44,244,092 $42,5o0,169
34,683,704 33,529,4-4
196°—3
$9,560,388
3,143,492
$3,665,564
1,351,670
$9,020,745
2,676,361
before
Inc.—Proposes Offering—
105%
company
organized in March, 1960,
was
dividends.
the
and proposes to engage
the underwriter and sale
the public will own 53.1%
of
the underwriter and man¬
agement officials 46.9% (purchased for $64,684).
Net proceeds
to the company from the sale of the class A stock,
added to the proceeds of the sale of the class B stock, will become
working capital; and the company intends to apply same to the
acquisition (by lease or otherwise), equipping and operating tenpin
bowling centers. - Initially the company proposes to operate bowling
in the Boston area
and New* England.
first
due
Ohio
&
By. operating revenue ,
By. operating expenses
$33,895,847 $33,782,687 $99,532,574
29,306,753 26,696,549 * 84.434,272
Darlington
Hill,
-1959
Brooks
W.
Debentures
& Co., Inc.™.•-$450,000
.
Net
from
revenue
$93,226,933
77,214,173
Inc.
C.
-u.-
—V.
191,
$7,086,138 $15,098,302
3,288,557
1,792,204
$4,589,092
98,416
$16,012, <60
4.879,623
& Co
Colket
W.
Sloss
Marron.
Childs.
York
:
75,000
10,000
35,000
25,000
—--
Co.,
Co.,
7.500
5,000
4,750
:
Brooks & Co. Inc.
Chemical Corp.—Securities
per
share.
p.
Melbourne
,
't
*
.'..Vi*;...
directors
revenue
from
operations
offered at 100%,
Net
ry.
—V.
p.
1770.
■'
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$4,887,581
3,802,343
$4,530,090
3,663,859
$469,430
$339 264
387,039
242,139
';*• (v.::/; ."VV;
$1,085,238
801,577
$866,231
Benguet Consolidated, Inc.—To
The
stockholders
on
637,595
Ahead
I
1 "
!
May, 1959, the total for both private placements and public offerings came to
$844,130,000. It appears as though the market should equal, if not better, this figure
for the period ending June 3. However, despite the logjam of registrations at the
SEC for the past several weeks, April's corporate offerings known to date are about
$300 million less than the $868.8 million recorded for April, 1959. This month, then,
may present the opportunity to breach last year's comparable financing figure rather
than, as was expected, last month.
V;/y,
SLIDE OFF
Despite the strength of the corporates coming to market, it is not enough to offset
the decline of the tax-exempt calendar, so that the total figure for both corporates
municipals would continue at the levels for the past several weeks of close to a
Just as last week's decline in municipals pulled the total down, so
estimated municipal offerings/ Thus the 28-day visible
billion dollars.
does this week's four-week
supply of corporates and municipals is about $10 million less than last week's fourweek estimate. This week's tax-exempts (May 7-13) come to about $78 million and
millidh.*; La'^t week's projected four-week
million, compared to this week's larger figure of
period ending June 3 are $168
periods, were, respectively, $361 million and
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•
More
(April 28 through May 4) amounted to
$99,535,920, out of which stocks accounted for $60,148,420. Municipal issues were
sizable, for the same week ending May 4, sparked by $75 million New York various
purpose bonds; $39 million Sacramento, Calif.; $48.8 million Minnesota State Building
certificates; and $133.4 million New York Housing bonds—during a week when the
U.
S.
Treasury
3
on
set yet,
successfully completed its $6.4 billion exchange.
Municipals from
with dates add up to about $200 million; issues proposed, without
dates
contribute another $480 million. All in all, it seems likely that investors will
not have
as
Bond Buyer
much to pick as they usually do this time of the year.
Moreover, the
recently reported April's total for municipals was $692.1 million; com¬
pared to $939.9 million in
April, 1959.
last year's comparable period.
Further, the first four months were 18.6%
'
"
less
than
The
municipal market may not show as spectacular a gain as has been the case each
for almost all of the post World War II period.
year
of this year,
-
At least not for the first half
municipal capital in the next four weeks. The data
from
numerous
and the
private* and public
dollar volume.
sources so
as
been
known
manufactures
under
housings
communications equipment,
the
name, EMCOR, the Elgin
enclose electronic instruments,
trade
which
MUNICIPAL FINANCING
AND
The modular system
and related products.
Corporate
Bonds
Stocks
Corporates
AHEAD
Total of
Total
$99,452,830
37,857,810
72,629,350
88,831,960
9-May 13__ $116,350,000
16-May 20
55,490,000
May 23-May 27__
103,806,000
May 31-June 3__
123,250,000
May
May
$293,688,210
140,645,810
203,118,350
228,366,960
$77,885,380
47,298,000
26,683,000
16,285,000
$215,802,830
93,347,810
176,435,350
212,081,960
Both
Financings
*Municipals
$865,819,330
dates:
$7,770,COO Florida State Board of Education sometime in next few weeks; $200 million
Chesapeake Bay Bridge & Tunnel District; $120 million Richvale Irrigation District;
$62.5 million State of Texas; and $50 million Oroville-Wyandoite Irrigation District,
Total—.
*
$1
million
or
$398,896,000
more.
$298,771,950
$697,667,950
$168,151,380
Data here excludes these issues that are "sans" target
California; $50 million Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
LARGER ISSUES
COMING UP
During the period May 7-June 3 these larger issues are expected to be
floated:
870,132 shares of All-State Properties common; 100,000 shares of
American Securities Corp. common; $10 million Growth Capital, Inc. capital; 461,431
shares of Marquette Corp. common; 317,500 shares of Mays (J. W.) common; $12
million Pennsylvania Electric Co. bonds; $20 million debentures and 400,000 shares
of Uris Building Corp.; 300,000 shares of Dial Finance Co. common; $30 million
General American Transportation equipment trust certificates; $20 million Wisconsin
Week
of May 9:
Co. bonds; $10
are—$30 million
Jacksonville, Fla.; $5.5 million Suffolk County Water Authority, N. Y.; and $6 million
Colorado Springs, Colo.
■
..y.
\V'
Telephone
million
Co.
debentures;
Week of May 16:
million
$12
Lines
Moore-McCormack
California
Electric
Power
bonds; and in municipals there
Farring-
$5 million Aviation Employees Corp. common; $6 million
debentures;
$22 million Milwaukee Gas Light Co. bonds; $4,590,000 New York Central RR. equip¬
ton
Mfg. Co..debentures; $6 million United Financial Corp. of California
Southwest Forest
Industries, Inc.; and in municipals—$9,515,000 Cincinnati, Ohio; $9 million
Arizona; $7,250,000 Maine; and $5 million Mississippi.
Phoenix,
Week of May 23: 145,703 shares of Anken Chemical & Film Corp. common; 210,045
Obear-Nester Glass Co. common; 400,000 shares of Englehard Industries
shares of
Inc.; 100,000 shares of Piper Aircraft Corp. common; 333,400 shares of Arizona
Public
Service Co. common; 168,833 shares of Food Fair Stores common; $10 million Jersey
Central Power & Light Co. bonds; 298,264 Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of N. Y. common;
$25 million Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. debentures; $60 million Midwestern
Gas Transmission debentures for May 24 or later; and in municipals there are
$19,325,000 Detroit, Mich.
•
-
410,206 shares of Brush Beryllium Co. common; 400,000 shares of
Florida Power & Light Co. common; $40 million National Cash Register debentures;
$1,692,466 shares of Pacific Coast Properties common; $12 million debentures and
360,000 shares of Wallace Properties, Inc.; $30 million Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line
bonds and $40 million Southern Electric Generating Co. bonds; and $10 million King
Week of May 31:
County, Washington, tax-exempt.
Beyond June 5 there are already $467 million in scheduled bond offerings
through
This includes ^$50 million Montgomery
Ward debentures for credit financing at the end of June, $45 million Northwestern
Bell Tel. for June 7;
$50^million.Consolidated Edison on June 14; $50 million Illinois
Bell Tel. on July 6; and $100 million Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. debentures
for August 9.; In the Fall,* besides the TVA $50 million issue there are already
scheduled $65 million in bonds.*
,
.
.
August 9 and about $9 million in equities.
*
following figures are an attempt to sum up the coming demand for corporate
The
and
unless the unexpected occurs.
generally
concern
ment trust certificates; $12 million debentures and 360,000 shares of
-
OFFERINGS)
Actual offerings, last week, of corporates
June
have
,
(a) increasing the author¬
-J.
In
LAST WEEK'S
Division,
Products
Ingersoil
posts.
Corporate
bonds amounting to $116,350,000 and
$698 million. Municipals, for the same
$168 million.
/
•
these
Ingersoil Products Division of Borg-Warner Corp. has acquired the
Metalformers Corp., of Elgin, 111., Roy C. Ingersoil, Chairman 9J
announced on May 5.
The Elgin Co. is the leading
supplier
of metal modular-type
enclosures to the electronics and
communications industries.
'
?
v'"
Stock;
equities of close
This impressive
remainder of the
four-week period in our tabulation.
The anticipated total dollar volume for the
May 9-June 3 period at this time comes to approximately $698 million with the last
week not tapering off compared to the earlier weeks as is usually the case.
the
Borg-Warner's
Elgin
(b) changing the par value from 50 cents to $1;
(c> transferring from the undivided profits account to capital account
the sum of $6,750,000.—V. 189, p. 1674; V. 188, p. 746.
ized "ca'pitai
$100 million are expected to be docketed this week, May 7-13.
scheduled financing looks as though it will not be eclipsed in the
figure for corporates was $515.5
of Borg-Warner
Division Acquires—
«
Increase Stock—
May 31 will consider
to
for
fill
to
enlarged to permit the appointment of two
interests. Lester G. Porter, ex¬
Corp., and James H. Ingersoil,
represent the Borg-Warner
Borg-Warner,
By SIDNEY BROWN
and
to
vice-president
of
ry.
...
operating inc.
191.
Corporate and Municipal Financing
MUNICIPAL OFFERINGS
This step is expected to expand both McKay's
markets. v'.V.-
.
Net
*-f'ioq9T . process* fronHhe
Public offerings of corporate
export
diversified manufacturing companies.
In addition to farm implements parts, it produces home appliances, air
conditioning
and
refrigeration
equipment,
automotive components,
building materials, plastics, plumbingware; steel, oil field tools, indus-;
trial equipment,
aircraft parts, military vehicles, and missile compo¬
nents.'v-'.f' V-T" '
i
w," .■
CORPORATE
.
Melbourne,
Borg-Warner is one of the most
$1,627,549
1,288,285
$1,873,622
1,404.192
and
named
-;'v
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
operating revenue..
Ry. operating expenses
that: the McKay plant in
provides
and Adelaide.
president
..
*
*
also
McKay Board will be
The
ecutive
1875.
Bangor & Aroostook
sale of the debentures, preferred
and common shares, w*ill be applied as follows:
repayment of
>loan
used for the purchase of M. J. Merkin Paint Co.;
purchase of land,
buildings and plant presently leased by the company together with an
-PROCEEDS—Net
5,000
2,000
Australian
1,250
191,
agreement
automation with the
Division of Chicago,
manufacturer of agricultural implement discs. Plant executives of In¬
gersoil Products will assist in the change-over of the McKay plants in
v--*(
4,250
Inc
Period End. Mar. 31—
plus accrued interest from March 1, 1960; the preferred
stock is priced at $2(pp«?r share, and cbmmV5ftu^fdtk 'at
$8.50
"The
the
in
Australia,' will be converted almost completely to
assistance
of Borg-Warner's Ingersoil Products
..
Jeffries & Thorndike,
Ry.
The debentures, with 8-year common
purchase warrants attached, are
stock
—V.
"
McKay
Ralph
assistance
.
25,000 n
•/;
agreed to provide the
53,000 §hs. T;
1.250
Inc.
Offered
—Public offerings of $750,000 of 6V2% sinking fund de¬
bentures due Feb. 1, 1975; 90,000 shares of the QVz%
cumulative convertible first preferred stock and 85,000
shares of common stock, of the corporation was made
on
May 4 by underwriting groups headed by P. W.
Baltimore Paint &
>
,
I'r.'V
total of 640,000 ordinary shares
the agreement, a
the terms of
Ltd. have been assigned to Borg-Warner which has
Australian company with technical know-how and
manufacture of agricultural implement parts, wheels,
and other allied products. The shares will participate in McKay divi¬
dends beginning in February, 1962.r:*.■ ;-yIj":.;.'*:"-".t :
in
3,500
65,000
Inc._
Co.,
&
&
.
McKay Ltd., announced on May 3 that their com¬
negotiated a partnership arrangement whereby Borg-War¬
a
wholly-owned Australian subsidiary, has acquired a
interest in Ralph McKay Ltd., Australian Implement parts man¬
Under
.
Stock
Corp.—Sub. Acquires Minority Interest
chairman' of Borg-Warner Corp. and Oscar McKay,
of Ralph
ufacturer.
■,
Inc
Co
&
&
Warren
1770.
p.
Moseley Co.
—
Robbins
D.
Penington,
ry.
operations
ry. operating inc
| Common
Ingersoil,
Association, above.—V. 189, p. 1791.
through
25.4%
severally
have
below
Stock
55,000 shs.
7,500
50,000
/.
Co.__——
&
Suplee, Yeatman,
McDonnell
Net
named
underwriters
subject to the terms and
Preferred
P.
V';.
panies have
ner,
conditions of the purchase contract,
to
purchase from the company the respective principal amount of
debentures of the 1975 series, shares of preferred stock and shares
of common stock set forth below:
;' v:„t\ 1
RR.—Earnings—
1960—3 Mos.-
Borg-Warner
Roy C.
chairman
stock.-
545,856 shares of common
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
-
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Mar. 31—
'
e'/iVo of cumulative convertible
90,000 shares of
1973;
stock;
preferred
' '
Inc.—Suspended—
Agricultural Marketing
See
'• *V. V
&'*•
*' ;-V.V..- •'
••
Underwriter
Baltimore
of
producer
debentures
employees
Border Farms,
conclusion of the current financing, out¬
standing, capitalization of the company .will .consist of: $750,000 6^%
sinking fund debentures due 1975; $2,000,000 of 6V*%
sinking fund
of the 13,964 class B shares by
public of the 100,000 class A shares,
the total (purchased for $400,000) and
of
1430.
p.
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
the
con¬
fluctuates seasonally, reaching a peak of
harvest times in the early spring and late fall.—V. 191,
at
500
about
streets and highways.
on
that products would
brand name.
_
a
■
.
acquisition, Theodore O. Hofman,. President of
said tnat there would be no change in either
industrial finishes.
paints and
largest
lines
'J
is
Co.,
1927,
in
number
The
*
manufacturer of a wide line of
The company believes it is
traffic paint for marking lanes and dividing
corporation
BUSINESS—The
household
the
Brandywine operates a modern processing plant
and warehouse in
West Chester, 20 miles west of Philadelphia, and
owns
mushroom growing houses there and in the surrounding area.
The area is known as the nation's "mushroom belt."
The firm also
purchases large quantities of mushrooms from independent growers.
The product line consists entirely
of white mushrooms, pacxed in
2-ounce, 4-ounce, and 8-ounce jars and. cans, and in a varjety of cuts
and sizes.
'v
.
;■
stock is convertible into com¬
before March 31, 1965, at $9.25
"
.
-
Borden Company.
the
Foods
Established
share and there¬
adjustment under
annual sinking
through the
price of $20.50 per share, plus accrued
redemption
sinking fund at a
purchase
centers
STOCK—The preferred
holder's option on or
ox
Borden
management or operation of the firm, and
tinue to be marketed under the Brandy wine
share, thereafter to March 31, 1970 at $10.50 per
after to March 31, 1975, at $12 per share, subject to
certain conditions. The preferred stock is entitled to an
fund commencing July 1. 1962, and will be redeemable
per
operating centers for tenpin bowling.
Mr. Binen
and
Mr. Margolis headed
the group of organizers. Management of¬
ficials. have purchased 71,230 class B shares for $50,420 in cash.
All
the then outstanding shares of class-A and class B stock will become
shares of the same class oh July 1, 1963; and on that date, assuming
to
Monday, May 9, 1960
.
-
announcing
Ir.
the
case.
stock at the
mon
of
business
on
PREFERRED
the
the
each
in
firm, of 255 Huntington
The
Aug.
before
are
Co.
division
a
sinking fund at 102 Va /oon
redemption prices receding
100%, plus accrued mteiest
redeemable for the
1, 1968; and at optional
or before March 1, 1965 to
debentures
The
Ave., Boston, filed a registration state¬
ment with the SEC on May 2, 1960, covering 100.000 shares of class A
common stock.
The stock is to be offered for public sale on an agency,
all or none basis by Keller & Co.; and the public offering price and
underwriting terms are to.be supplied by, amendment., .John **•.Keller,
a
director, is sole proprietor of the underwriter.
The company has
agreed to sell 13,964 class B common snares at $1 per share to
underwriter,
who will receive £25,000 for expenses.
These class B
chares, together with 67,030 class B shares held in equal amounts by
George S. Binen and Edward H. Margolis. President and Treasurer,
respectively, are also included in the registration statement.
In
.
Coi—Acquisition—.u.. i.c/v,
has
acquired the Brandy wine' Mushroom C6rp,, West
Chester, Pa., growers and processors of-cultivated mushrooms.
Its line
of consumer products is distributed nationally through food brokers.
Terms
of
the acquisition, a stock
transaction, were not disclosed
The firm will operate under the supervision of the Borden Foods Co.,
Borden
1968.
1,
March
or
Bowling Centers,
Atlas
stock of the company at a
March 1,
1964 and at $10.50
the common
of
1430.
p.
$1,000 and $500
purchase 40 shares
DEBENTURES—Each
enabling the holder to
from
This
.
Borden
manufacturing.
machine! y
®qu p"
working capital. debenture carries warrants
and 20 shares, rwpectively,
price of $9-25 per share
per share thereafter until
and office space; purchase of. additional
Balance of the proceeds will be added to
housing
>
.
or
N%erations f—-™
Net
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
n9R21
9
are
to obtain
obtained by the Chronicle
a
picture of target dates
...
May 5, 1960
'
1
Number 5949
Volume 191
*
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(1983)
line of standard metal frames and component parts
ls. f employ a locking method to make up complete enclosures.
f MCOR
instaliations, for example, are used to enclose instruments
5 eauipment at missile launching centers radar apparatus in airport
around
u.itu
,
firol
a
towers,
precision devices in
similar
locations.
sinking
in
cistern
industrial
Maine RR.—Earnings—
Boston &
4,839,971
Ryl operating expenses
$1,731,997
,
624,234
'
'
operating inc.—
I1?70;.'
191. P-
—V.
5,233,806
$1,637,976
579,210
have
or
$4,124,881
1,038,559
•'
$3,362,050
'
■
the
to
normal
time
in
connection
with
motel.
The
balance
of
the
will
proceeds
be
at
the
motel
to
the
own
51%
aggregate
an
stock).
common
After
of
the
350,000
sale
of
shares
the
of
15
the
Park
SEC
on
partnership interests,
The
company is
Brownman are
O.
1960,
for
setts Avenue,
with
140
and
Harvard
filed
to
It
other
of
costs
$800,000
Square
of
is
be
will
has
land
on
lease
for
approximate
been
is
of
lease, which
$100,000
quisition
two
to
of
the
partners
lease
will
and
receive
in
in
cash
to
the
which
99
partnership interests
Canadian Gas
Offered
will
&
and
be
per
purchase
pany at
a
this
with
for
r
to
the
DrinHnoi
proposed
debentures
Kif,' am°unt.
of
before
2:00
of
351
shares
of
sh8re.
the
life
a
If
to
shares
with
will
certain
the
t
to
a
of
The
and
to
Pftrt of an
These debentures
Period
of
of
dAhfmfV
tures
will
be
the
the
to
Net
be
North
May
15,
End. Mar. 31—
expenses "
r*
to
completed
from
ry.
and
operating
191,
inc.—
'
.
.
and
:
-
'
Heritage
re¬
Life
of
3,280,427
share
tire
the
Net
The
from
revenue
operations
7 Net
191,*p.
—v.
first
third
i43i.,
.
Ry.
operating
\
135,521
Net
from
revenue
will
15,
9.255.7Q2
of
The
SEC
offered at
be
$4,622,262
$12,987,145
$12,675,079
3,812,903
11,302,623
aTnd
$2
and
per
proceeds
the
May
15
to
and
1966
-on
on
rand
andeach
after
rate
•
:
balance
sum
Ry!
share, through General Investing Corp.,
Ohio
&
_v.
'/a
fund
to
inclusive.
To
the
extent
21,967,792
Lemon
Co.—:
&
^
$7,665,305
4,190,035
operating inc.—
191, p. 1431. •
Chemetron.
tron
~
•
:
•,;
/
.
i
191,
John
G.
the
'
United
an
Seiler,
Y
Tube
division
initial
to
States.
440,000
Co.—
'
'
notes
400,000
Turns
President,.' said
participate
further
in
the
markets."
.
^
'
-
..
to
&
110,000
Inc.—
Co.,
,
110,000
Carl
McGlone
&
Co.,
110,000
Inc.
John The Baptist of Excelsior, Minn.—
Bank
of
,
of
this
Minneapolis,
issue
dated
are
in denominations
are
issue
a new
of
the
His
of
of
notes
which
is
of
stone,
will
have
will
be
a
notes
the
John
in
the
of
Minn., .is.
&
on
has
parish
and
from April
1,
$1,000.
authorized
to
concrete
the
finance
the Parish
with
construction
seating capcity of 912 persons. • At¬
Rectory providing quarters for the
?
this
of
issue
are
a
direct
obligation
Baptist of Excelsior, .Minn.,
of
St.
of
of
1903
and
have
O.
Brady,
as
been
signed
President
of
by
the
'
St.
John the Baptist of Excelsior, Minn,
in the Archdiocese of St. Paul. Excelsior,
about' 1,800 population
Lake
the
Catholic Church
a
Paul
^
Church
town of
Minneapolis
The
$500
been
reinforced
a
Archdiocese
"Nfras incorporated Nov. 2,
of
bear interest
and
new
Excellency, Most Reverend William
HISTORY—The
-
has
three assistants.
St.
Church Corporation.
f
V
:
Paying Agent.
Church and Rectory now being built by
cost of $375,000.
Church
SECURITY—The
*
corporation
located
Minnetonka.
.
-
about 15 miles wqst
-
.
congregation of more than 300 families and, on
completion of the new Church and Rectory, will have properties valued
at more than $850,000. In addition to the new buildings, the properties
'
would
Allow¬
,
110,000
ridge & Co
330,000
Church,
new
exterior
tached
consist of
period
.
110,000
—
The issue is dated April 1, 1960, and ma-
notes
pastor and
arrangements
world
Co
„—
McCourtney-Brecken-,
*
330,000
approximate
an
an
5
*..,1
110,000
Co
in payable semi-annually on April 1 and Oct. 1 of each
Main Office of the First National Bank of Minneapolis,
the
The
The
,
;
•'
••
&
&
Fidelity Securities
-Corp.
Kormendi
440,000
Sons
PURPOSE—This
•
of adjustment, he said, the broadening of
world marketing opportunities should, lead to increased
business for
Tube Turns' Louisville and other plants on items produced only in the
for
Dreyfus
;
110,000
Skaggs
Interest
at
V Minn.
Corp.;'.Louisville; manufacturer of .'welding fittings, flanges, other
will coordinate Clyde Tube
of the transaction were not
"enable
ing
Co
&
110,000
110,000
Schmertz
Inc..
Co.,
First
220,000
220,000
Co
Glynn & Co.—
Davis,
,
Sons
&
Co
&
1876.
p.
the
1960.
year
President, said the Tube Turns division of Cheme-
'
&
660,000
tures April 1, 1970.
63,800,739
.
Walker
Cunningham,
440,000
&
First National
"
-
&
Garrett
-May 1; 1960.
r
V:
•«
Joseph
440,000
Brothers
220,000
220,000
Church Of St. John The Baptist of Excelsior, Minn. The
notes are being offered at par, plus accrued interest from
-t
$7,540,637 $20,410,405 $21,195,432
4,798,530
11,554,409
13,439,622
-
—L_
—
Tyson
Clarey, Inc., of Minneapolis, Minn., on April 25
publicly offered $145,000 of 5%% coupon notes of the
piping components and custom forgingsr
Forgings' operations with its own. Terms
revealed.
Co.
Inc.
»■
.
Haines,
&
220,000
&
Keenan &
equipment
64,724,367
Co
Townsend, Dabney &
Robinson-Humphrey
—V.
at
ry.
ry.
Charles J.
for'
of
from
Co.
&
Cartwright
' 660,000
&
220,000
Co.,
220,000
Steele
J.
Blewer,
Inc
220,000
Co.„
&
1,000,000
800,000
Co.
Fahey, Clark & Co
; Ferris & Co
to acquire Clyde Tube Forgings Ltd,, Glasgow, a leading British manufacturer of welding fittings for industrial piping and
pipeline
transportation systems,
were
announced
on
April 29
by
i-
retire
only
22,256,728
expenses
Rice
220,000
Co._
—
Sweney
1,600,000
.1—
Schwabacher
«
New York,
1960—3 Mos.—1959
H.
Co
are
330,000
Co
Northwest
J.
Inc.
Co.—
F.
(Stern
Arrangements
1
then
the option
of 1%).
V
Pacific
Irving
Co.-
the
$330,000
Gardner
&
Watts &
Westheimer
&
Church
at
sinking
&
Johnston,
the
to
2,000,000
Thalmann &
completion of
revenue
Co.
$29,922,033 $29,508,429 $85,134,772 $84,996,171
revenue—
operating
&
2,000,000
Hutton
•f
Railway ? Co.—Earnings—
<:Chemetron Corp.—Buys Scottish Firm—
:
•
sufficient
duPont
&
...
1960—Month—1959
operations
Net
the
in
the
operating
Net
date
which
debentures
of
with
10 cents)
to be used to purchase machinery and
for working capital.
•;
Chesapeake
Ry
including
succeeding
exceeding
exceed
way
(par
are
Period End. Mar. 31—
-
premium.
to
notification
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
Allison-Williams
All
■
redemptions
of
Additional financing de¬
Reinholdt
Securities
E.
Commission—
letter
$9,004,119
1,755,140
Amount
Inc._$2,915,000
Church Of St.
a
all sold.
was
1,200,000
*
filed
48,505,876
674,693
2,000,000
Co.,
*635,879
22
1,705,933
William Blair & Co.—
$1,272,952
„
The
multiples
authorized
I.
,
11,402,127
*864,998
are
Stroud
$57,509,995
$7,997,073
1,000,000
;
$1,684,522
April
on
$4,185,448
Pierce,
Smith
Curtis
The
1960—3 Mos.—1959
75,000 shares of class A common stock
and
1960—3 Mos.—1959'
521,595
Corp.
&
;
123,032
N. Y.
com¬
the
&
Baxter
Processes, Inc., Altoona, Pa.—Files With
corporation
covering
offering
Co.,
$3,122,780
Co.
$2,500,000
at
expenses
Brothers—— 2,915,000
Stearns & Co
2,000,000
Blair
$809,359
Securities and Exchange
V;?
the
&
Irving Lundborg <fe
,
' V
*211,136
1431.
in
Securities
1960—Month—1959
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._ 1,600,000
W. C. Langley & Co
1,200,000
'Paine, Webber, Jackson
ry.
191, p.
Chemo-Vive
com¬
'
interest
bear
1974;
to
9,441,534
$664,072
♦Deficit.—V.
Hutzler
Union
1431.
p.
Hallgarten
of New Jersey—Earnings—
inc.—
operating
ry.
&
v..
This issue
Francis
' 841,863
operations
a
associates.
$19,025,746 $20,664,228 $54,855,253
15,902,966
16,478,780
46,858,180
fr. ry. opers.
oper.
income—
191,
Robert
Net
purchase
98.3517%
for
a
4%%
4%% coupon came from
Baker,
:
97,888
' 497,883
'
and
Bros.
Dillon,
rev,
Equitable
' 'V\
3,907,674
for
Inc.
of
Bear,
\
495,440
$4,571,746
98.683%
of
bid
Salomon
revenue—
oper.
Fenner
$1,638,741
expenses
bid
Co.,
Eastman
Merrill Lynch,
•
•
the
to
Lehman
,
1960—3 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
issue
the
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the several underwriters of
bonds and the principal amounts
they have agreed to purchase
as follows:
"v
'V
$321,797
$1,342,512
revenue__
operating
.Ry.
V
issue
oper.
bonds.
532,571
$785,783
,
of
its
on
tails follow:
$854,368
.,.$465,588
Period End. Mar. 31—
V
share
upon
Co.,
Inc.
Hirsch
limited
proceeds
issue
Amount
175,145
:
&
with
the
cars.
competing
Stuart
Ladenburg,
T
'
ry.
—
income
oper.
ry.
apply
the
won
~
/
3,111,257
"
will
freight
*-Cincinnati Gas & Electric Qo.—Additional
Financing
issue of May 2 reported the
offering on
April 29 of $30,000,000 of this utility's first mortgage
$3,897,040 $10,784,046 $10,894,443
$3,746,015
expenses
are
Details—Our
'
revenue—
A
ry.
—V.
Central of Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
,Ry. operating
Ry.
operating
—
Commerce
Earnings—
Net
of
Heritage
$361,212
.,1960—Month—1959
May
4%%
&
Net
warrants
480,434
:
Equip¬
by Salomon Bros. &
4, subject to approval of the
headed
group
on
Period End. March 31—
•
"
offered
new
Railway
Railway
the
balance
$841,646
26,137
'
926,246
group
Co.,
,V..
business
issue
per
$91,571
40,747
1431.
p.
;
$2,531,450
715,848
railroad
750
Drexel
1960—3 Mos.—1959
202,137
7:
$2,414,419
335,814
Associated
Shares,
Ry.—Earnings—
$113,163
$916,866
245,020
$1,000,000
use
the
will
$1.10
167,835
.
$851,794
of
company
and of
8t $1.00 per share
$293,708
\
opers.
ry.
1771.
Offered—A
..Halsey,
at
Capital
retain
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Mar. 31—
,
1974
sale
purpose
insurance
proposes
$280,998
revenue—
revenue
ry.
—V.
services
by
outstanding
authorized
without
applicable
to
public
the
as
company
stock
year
Western
operations
Net
ac¬
^
be
*HLP.fty A0 the Trustee by
nr,Ire«s ?n May 15 in each year a
1967
filed
covering
<
npany plus costs of
purchase (not
years
of
second
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$8,038,704
$8,336,810
5,624,285
5,805,360
Commission, $4,650,000 of the
railroad equipment certificates.
The
priced to yield from 4.50% for the Aug.
1,
1960 maturities out to 4.90% on Feb.
1, 1975.
,
Wr fi!!i
amoun-t of .debentures in each of the years 1962
each' nf th!lusive and $175,000 principal amount of debentures-in
tne
to
Calif.,
1960,
for
date
to
the
1960—Month—1959
income—
fr.
oper.
.
the
investment
:
will have the right to purchase
current' w? or by private contract at prices not
$50oon
Francisco,
disability
is
the
of
714,290
1,946,892
certificates
and participating
end
succeeding
redeemable
fnm!Cniption.pricc
stock
$1,976,027
328,306
$2,863,758
Interstate
has
now
Central RR. Co.
open^rinw?£&ny"
of the
the
$1,338,121
547,121
1,947,886
railroad's
The
1960,
same
proposes
directors
$931,061
264,016
$2,799,680
rev.
The
May
3,
offered for
January,
authority,
and
$627,011
opers.
income
expenses
Hutzler
of
San
company
and
7,022,674
revenue-
191, p.
ments
10 per share
on
life 8nd
7,168,361
1431.
p.
■
built in
a
a
Parish school and
convent built
in
1952
and
an
auditorium
1955.
;
<
In
made
addition
up
of
to
this
note
Issue,
the
first mortgage
bonds
totaling
Parish
has
a
$165,000
debt
and
of
$456,500
coupon
notes
J?.®
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg *U.' & Patent OffWeV WHliaitt: B. Dana .Company, Publishers;' 25- Park Place, New
York-^ N. Y., REctor- 2-9570j > George J. Morrissev, Editor; t
eelbert,,president; Claude Seibert, Vice President. Published, twice aweekf every Thursday (general news and advertising issue)
» statistkidJssne
Street, Chicago .3,.
_om^ontoy^Other <rfficeis: 13* ^ the
IHinoia- {TeimhniM
i
2-0613)* Convright 1960 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office *at New York, N.
March 3; 1879.
-"ndfr the Act >
Subscriptions- in United States; U. S. Possessibns, Territories and Members of Pan-Am ertcan Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 perjyear-
St
"°TE: On
account of the fluctuations in the rate of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements
:
$8,998 701
2,295,670
oper.
coupon.
St.,
the
The
240,000 shares
&
operating
Ry. operating
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$8,506,482
2,424,768
oper.
ry.
capital.
sale
share
per
Ry.
.
each
share
9 per share
offering to provide Heritage Life with
three times the minimum paid-in surplus
company
Carolina
con¬
t
are
on
8 per
outstanding 100,000 shares df common
stock
held by
nine individuals,
including 25,000 shares, each, held
by Tom Fizdale, President, and Robert P. Branch, Vice-President.
Goodwin J. Knight is President of Heritage Life.—V.
191, p. 1431.
state¬
$9,894,092 $13,802 704
3,556,196
5,082,503
2,006,142
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
7 per share
;J
the
the
purchase
$1.05
year.
•
company
financing..
and 2//5 of
on
including May
Net
above.
SEC
ry.
oper.
191,
Net
Initially, the company intends
Heritage Life Insurance Co. of Cali-
transacting
officers
year,
v.
is
in
on
certificate
out¬
contribute
$900,000
(accompanied
m in denomin^tions of $1,000
Mayis'iocc
the
of
California.
when
a
$5,214,860
I960—Month—1959
$3,051,779
$3,226,731
revenue
exps
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
business.
shares
working
as
group
,
Mav
15,
Corp.
organized
and
California
law,
by
$4,672,707
1,841,917
$6 per share
stock, to be
underwriting is involved.
capital
and
Life
of
proceeds
obtains
debentufes
the
1965
oper.
oper.
Railway
Railway
15, 1970
11 per share
PST, May 15, 1971
12 per share
Montreal Trust Company.
with
insurance
of
purpose
the
opers.
income-
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
May
organized
hold
was
State
ry.
oper.
Period End. March 31—
shares
is:
common
No
was
and
which
minimum
will be redeemable prior to maturity at the option
on nof wP+lny
whole at any time or in part from time to time
and1 MnnoiH J.n 30 uaJs
unnau
;
tne
days* notice at the principal amount plus accrued
pius accrueu
of
interest to the date fixed for redemption plus a premium
thereaftpr
Principal amount to and including May 14, 1961;
Mav is
loco
premium to - decrease progressively ya of 1% on
of
15,
California
statement
company
the
1960—3 Mos.—1959
defini¬
p.m.,
Registrar,
«
thereof
in
preference
May 15, 1968
before May 15, 1969-
Hospital Supply
corporation,
of
annumI
vn«
American
in
principal and half-yearly interest
(May
15
liolripr'c
7?
wil1 1)6 Payable in lawful money of Canada at the
Thn hawJLy1
afc any branch in Canada of the company's bankers,
of
csnn
ntuJe® wiU be issued in coupon form in the denominations
lcktorLi*1*
$1'°°0 registrable as to priftpipal only and in fully
anri
exercisable
before May
or
Agent and
acquire
public.
warrants) of this closed
price of $5 per share...
fi_e caPital of the
be
or
of
registration.
They
a*so °^ere(* 900,000 voting
the
will
on
for
Stnrur6 w!£pany has made application for the listing on the Toronto
share* iange of the voting and participating redeemable preference
0f
Net
in
redeemable
purchase warrants
share
additional
or
to
mortgage
supervisory
partnership.
,
oleHm,
pletion
by
purchase
on
establishing
Energy Investments, Ltd.—Securities
preference
issued
1966
fornia,
expenses
fr.
rev.
Net
any
is
of
warrants
On
per
Quincy RR.—Earnings—
equal
at
shares
~
—
a
shares,
&
Gairdner & Co. Ltd., Toronto, on
April 27
publicly offered $1,500,000 of (P/2% convertible
sinking
tund debentures
of Canadian Gas &
Energy Investments,
^
100% and accrued interest. The bonds are to be
dated May
15, 1960, and mature May 15, 1975. Gairdner
redeemable
option
amount
an
such
preference
1967
of
and
A
connected
annum
the
sold
one-half
to
May 15,
The
&
1960—Month—1959
$21,455„688 $22,742,318 $59,174,775 $65,165,753
16,782,981
17,527,458
49,280,683
51,363,049
Period End. Mar. 31—
V
expenses
connection
of
of
accompanied
May
cost
is
years,
$1,650,000.
partnership business.
capital
less
of
the
at
before
1,100,000
oper.
Railway
Railway
obtained.
$20,000
nntte.ntion &iven to the
S10 000
to
par¬
participating
be
thereof
before
Hotel,
costs
such
before
$1.00
revenue.
191, p. 1431.
—V.
will
holders
registration
be
all
cover
value,
transfer
of
or
This
Gilbert
to
asset
the
or
a
.
alloys used for petroleum, chemical and
pipelines.—V. 191, p. 899.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
RR.—Earnings—
be
and
Capital Shares, Inc.—Registers Common—
Inc., a corporation in which the prin¬
and Brownman,
is the lessee of the 99
assigned to the partnership for $50,000 in
limited partnership interests to
be given to Gilbert and Brownman and
the sum of
$100,000 in cash.
The
two partners will receive
the sum
are
year
net
on
value
redeemable
are
or
v
Motor
cipal stockholders
their
voting
Canadian Laboratory Supplies Ltd.—To be
Acquired—
Square in Cambridge, Mass.,
built
a
at
asset
The
'
Harvard
to
under
share.
per
on
See
general
north
to
as
are
and
oper.
ry
form
redeemable
and
dividends
WARRANTS—When originally
certificate for voting and
'
Transfer
a
partnership
vote
on
quired
registration
a
(1)
charges
Thereafter and before
28, 1960, covering $900,000 of limited
be offered for public
sale in $5,000 units.
rooms.
the
commitment
York,
each
to
as
on
April
two blocks
guest
by
struction
New
Net
participating
cents
20
Thereafter and
partnership of which Arthur Gilbert and Charles
partners; and it was organized in March,
purpose of building a
motor inn located on Massachu¬
the
acquired
Row,
of
preferred
and
in
share.
shares
such
$100,000
the
Railway
Raiway
Net
shares
metals
piping and
Period End. March 31—
—V.
preference
other
industrial
Chicago, Burlington
,
shall
by it
thereof
all
and
other
of
cost
company
amount
steel
(as
which
to
the
value
par
one
net
each
rate
that
of
(all
stock
new
Seller said Clyde Tube's
marketing capability will benefit from the
supplementing of its basic line of welding
fittings with Tube liirns*
wider range of products.
The company's U. S.
plants produce fittings
and flanges for
piping as large as 42 inches in diameter, in carbon
without
all
redeemed
or
principal
Thereafter and
of the outstanding common.
firm,
with
the
at
for
The
purchased
Thereafter and
Cambridge Motor Inn—Registers With SEC—
This
ment
debentures
redeemable
Trustee
fund.
Thereafter and
at
company,
standing
sinking
Thereafter and
$1,700,000; and the costs thereof are expected to be
financed in part by mortgage loans.
■
The Mintzer group, after
donating 80,000 shares of common stock
will own
a
thereof
per
the
V
the
added
debentures
a
preference share in the capital of the
presently constituted) for each preference share rep¬
resented by such certificate.
The indenture providing for the creation
and issue of such
purchase warrants will provide that such warrants
will expire
at 2 p.m., PST, May
15, 1971.
The schedule of prices
and $400,000 to be used as working capital in connection
with the company's project to acquire a 99-year lease on land located
in the downtown section of Jacksonville, Florida, and the construction
a
the
at
buildings;
capital and may be used to obtain motel sites. The
the seven apartment buildings is estimated at
$2,200,000 and
will.be
the
PURCHASE
form,
company
acquisition of properties, including the note of the company to Feucht¬
$623,000 will be used to
pay
$335,987.44 of mortgages on
vacant land, and to apply against the construction of seven
apartment
working
the
.
carry
the
preference
wanger;
of
the
Trustee
with
brokerage
$6
of
entitling
ownership, management or leasing
of hotels, motels, apartments and stores.
;
;
The net proceeds from
the sale of the stock is estimated to be
$1,719,000. Of this amount $501,700 will be used for the reduction of
assumed
to
when
tive
development, and the
or
of
non-assessable;
holders
excess
(including hotels, motels and apartments),
stores,
institutional buildings, military installations and other types
of construction on a general contracting basis.
It also is engaged in
the rental of construction machinery and equipment, the installation
of various
types oft mechanical equipment,
the acquisition
of
land
thereon
and
SHARE
incurred
debentures
reimburse
voting and participating redeemable
of
4,000,000
authorized
voting and
of
'
i
Trustee,
prior
ticipating redeemable preference shares
227;469
dwellings
indebtedness
the
tender
the
to
shares
Corp.
certain
to
and
company
for real estate
the
of
days'
and
will
operation
right
converted
capital
National Enterprises, Inc.—Registers—
residental
and
preference
and
and
date
company
fully-paid
was organized under the laws of Florida in
February,
acquired from the Mintzer group (a family group) all the
outstanding stock of three Florida corporations, Bruce Construction
Corp.,
Miami Station, Inc., and Akron Realty Company, Inc.
The
company is engaged in the construction of various types of commercial
The
which
The
the
part
15,522,968
•
,
corporation, of 1118 N. E. 3rd Ave., Miami, Fla., filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on April 29,
1960, covering 335,000
shares of common
stock to be offered for public sale at $6.00 per
share
The offering is to be made on an all or none, best efforts basis
bv George, O'Neill & Co.,
Inc. The underwriting commission will be
60 cents per share plus $60,000 for
expenses.
Jack S. Mintzer, Ethel
Chisling, and Frida Mintzer, who along with the estate of I. L. Mintzer,
are
the principal stockholders, have granted 5-year stock purchase
warrants for the purchase of 22,000 shares of common stock at $6
ner share to George, O'Neill & Co. for financial services in obtaining a
loan of $100,000
to the company by Feuchtwanger Corp. They have
also granted warrants for the purchase
of 3,000 shares to FeuchU
I960
hands
3Q
These
This
wanger
on
accrued
in whole or in
part of sinking fund payments.
Debenture Trustee National Trust
Company, Ltd.
Borden Co., above.
Bruce
after
redemption
Brandywine Mushroom Corp.—Acquired—
See
plus
satisfaction
13,972,804
„
operations
Net ry
President.—V.
;
from ry.
revenue
Met
and
premium.
I960—Month—1959
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$6,571,968
$6,871,782 $18,097,685 $18,885,018
End. Mar. 31—
operating revenue—
thereof
redemption
on
J..'..'/'-,;;'
'
■"
Ppriod
Pv
originated
I319'
191, P.
the
notioe at the principal
unpaid Interest to the date fixed
plus a premium of -3%
of the principal amount to
and
including May 14, -1961., thereafter such premium to decrease
progressively
y4
of 1%
on
May 15, 1962 and on each succeeding
May 15 to and including May
15, 1965 and Vs of 1%
on
May 15,
1966 and on each
succeeding May 15 to and including May 15, 1974;
ior
has set the
is headed by James H. Ingersoll,
Division which
ucts
EMCOR
eight years ago and
in
lot
moneys
redeemed by
amount
research laboratories,
the modular enclosure
pace in this field ever since.
WThP acquisition was a cash transaction but the amount was not
Closed Acting as broker was Stuart W. Cochran & Co.. Chicago.
™rcOR will be operated as a part of Borg-Warner's Ingersoll Prod¬
COlV
fund
be
may
3
must be made iii New Yorfc ftratte,
oper
Railway
olev.
Net
Net
—V.
opers.
$775,697
$822,096
$1,979,075
525,758
586,916
1,398,970
191,
p.
'
•
Suburban Bell
Cincinnati &
"•
-
Acquired-
proccedd
PROCEEDS—Net
:
organized in March, 1960, for
acquiring and operating an existing apartment house
The
Shields &
sale
the
from
of
the
and
of
composed
system
System is
Gas
i
corporation
the
itself,
16
of key executive and operating personnel of the said
which, together with William E. Shannon and Frank J.
considered promoters of the company.
The company's 250 outstanding shares are owned by Messrs. Shan¬
non
and Luchs,
purchased at $10 per share.
The realty firm will
receive a real estate commission of $44,500 from the proceeds of this
offering.
The company also will enter into a management agreement
with the realty firm providing for its management of the apartment.
Shannon is listed as the company's President
and Luchs as Vice-
;
071,000
and
consolidated
revenues
gross
Income
net
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
standing after giving effect
will
stock
■f of
consist
in
Smith
the
of
to
was
to
the-corporation
of
the sale
$580,941,500
Inc.;
purchase
Shields
Loeb,
Rhoades
other
debentures
be
purchasers
&
agreement
&
Co.,
R.
Co.;
the
W.
Merrill
Pressprich
representatives
below
Lynch,
Co.;
&
the
of
Carl
and
and
purchasers,
of 1,400,000 shares
of
its
M.
Merrill
Lynch,
Fenner
R.
W.
/Carl
•
Co,
&
Loewi
Amott,
15,000
Arnold
pie ton
Co.
-
Chas.
Gardner—
Co
Scranfon
Anderson
&
&
Ferris
&
Inc.
Co.
Strudwick—
_
Co.—
&,
Co.___
Dulles
janney,
&
Sherrerd
Dempsey-Tegeler
.
^
_
—-
__ _
Manley,
and
&
Mason-Hagan,
&
Co—
Walter
Campbell
C.
City
15.000
C.
10,000
Dallas
Union
L.
H.
10,000
First
Model,
Glover
&
10,090
Gunn,
Carey
10,000
Inc.
&
Co.—.
Moore,
Leonard
Oppcnheimer
The
■t
Lynch
10,000
Co.
Inc.—..—
Co.,
Mosle
Straus,
Blosser
Co.
&
10,000
—
—
Cohu
&
Watts
&
Skaggs
&
Doolittle
Elworthy
Clement
A.
Penington,
Reed,
Lear &
—I
&
Co.,
L.
7,000
Schwinn
3.000
Shaughnessy
&
Co.,
Jenks,
Mend,
3^000
Strader
Stern,
&
7,000
Sweney
Cartwright
7,000
Thayer,
Trubee,
Sulzberger,
Kirkland
Miller
&
Frank,
&
Co.
Co
Meyer
&
J.
1
Fox
Stone
&
Sutro
Bros.
Youngberg
&
Co
—
Bioren
&
Downing
Co.
p.
18761
stock
to
shares
of
the
Herbert
(28.1% )
their
revenue-
expenses
Net
Net
will
L.
and
for
general
Inc..,
3,000
&
Co.
3,000
&
Co...
3,009
&
Co
3,000
Co
3,000
be
in
used
the
amount
McKay;' $67,925
to
corporate
purposes
and
construction
Finance
Corp.—Common
April
on
common
19
stock
publicly
Stock
Offered—
offered 1,700,000
(par $1) at $1.50
per
share,
underwriting.
of
in
the
operation
of
the
company's
loan
business.
City
8,
1958.
The
principal office and address
llC°Utahny ^ ^ preSent tlme isl37 Easfc 4th South- Salt Lake
The company was organized to
and to loan its money pursuant
generally
engage
in
Cnisholm
&
Robert
Co
Gibson
L.
3 000
the loan
uiisineis,
to the regulations of the Utah Bank
The company is engaged in the small
loan, industrial
loan, and financing operations as permitted in Utah.
Commissioner.
,
&r.
Hale
Whlttaker
3,000
5.000
Woodard-Elwood & Co
Williams & Co., Inc.
Woodcock,
Moyer,
French, Inc
r
Bank Commissioner of
3.000
3 000
foSS
loan
Fricke
3,000
the State of Utah
presently operates its small and industrial loan business
through its wholly owned subsidiary and also generally engages in the
3i003
C.
,
company
finance business
&
Co.
5,000
.
through
business
in
Utah.
orn' nly a °u»n
loan
$100
$10C,0G0 and
the
its
own
efforts.
T8"bsl?nar^Q-WoaSHin^°rpf1ated
issued
and
i
The
bee" en^tged invested sma11 andofindustrial
ln the the
has
$176 500
S^8ldIary rePre«ented by
$6,236,162
4,095,036
$2,141,126
1,604,983
opers.
$543,911
$817,637
$1,898,123
360,629
636,295
1,428,351
ry.
Line RR.—Earnings-
revenue.
oper.
expenses
opers.
sum
a stock purchase of
in the amount, of S76.500,
having purchased all of
outstanding stock of the subsidiary. The company pro¬
$2,046,140
1,2 68,387
$2,289,551
1,347,752
$360,509
$777,753
$941,799
89,050
$265,646
income—
1432.
$808,863
448,354
$705,497
439,85 1
129,537
205,953
46,931
Net
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
oper.
ry.
—V.
191,
p.
.//vi:v'.•
Co. — Registers With
Commission—
/
This company, of 919
18th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C., filed
registration statement with the SEC" on April 26 covering 250,000
Realty Investment
Diversified
Exchange
and
Securities
a
1960—3 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
oper.
be offered for public sale at $5 per
made on a best efforts basis by Ball,
for which it will receive a selling com¬
mission
of 5Qc
per share
plus an additional 12Vac per share for
expenses.
The company also has granted 10-year warrants for 63,000
shares
to members of its
board of directors and one other person,
of
shares
common
offering
The
share.
Pablo
exercisable
The
stock,
is to
to
be
of Washington,
Co.,
&
per share.
was-recently
at $5
f.
law for the
in commercial and
second
trust notes secured
produc¬
estate. Net proceeds of the stock sale will be added to the
comoar.y
other
estate, investing in first and
by commercial and other income
of
deed
interests
equity
in
Delaware
under
organized
purposes of investing
income
producing -real
general
general funds and used for its operating expenses and fpr
of equity interests In commercial real estate and first
deeds of trust, on commercial real estate.
purchase
the
and
second
The
company
now has outstanding 3,900 common shares, of which
are
owned by Benjamin H. Dorsey, Secretary, B.
President, and James K. Sullivan.
each
shares
500
Kahn,
Franklin
Doak Pharmacal Co. Inc., New
Securities
The
corporation
offered
at
April
on
filed
28
$3
per
Dynatron Electronics Corp., Mineola, N.
The
corporation
covering
offered
at
$1
N. Y.
York,
The
Y.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
Securities and
SEC
the
to be
N. Y.
for general corporate purposes.
proceeds are to be used
The
of notification with
letter
a
100,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
share, through Ross Securities, Inc., New York,
covering
SL'C
York, N. Y.—Files With
Commission—
Exchange
and
April 29
on
filed
letter
a
of
notification with the
100,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
per
share, through General Securities Co., Inc., New
•
proceeds are to be
V:/ "
' -■
'
"v.: /' ■
used for general corporate purposes.
Inc.—Registers—
Edgerton, Germeshausen & Grier,
160 Brookline Ave., Boston, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on May 5 covering 120,000 shares of common
stock,
of which
20,000 shares are now outstanding and are to bo
corporation,
offered
public sale by the
for
offered
to
be
of
underwriters
and
of
by
holders
by
underwriting
thereof
100,000 shares are
and
The offering is to be made by a group
Peabody & Co. The public offering
the companv.
headed
Kidder,
terms
to
are
be
supplied
by
amendment.
,
production and application
of electronic ana nucleonic instrumentation systems as a prime con¬
tractor to the Atomic Energy Commission and has also participated m
other scientific
research
and
development projects in electronics for
other agencies and private industry. It has developed and is expanding
its own line of commercial products Lnd components, specializing m
the
design
and production of instruments
and components for tne
company
control
ar.d
of
measurement
the
connection
in
the
engaged
is
sale
replacement
the
cf
the
design,
ultra
high
in
of
additional
of
with
of
certain
items
new
of
speed
will
stock
purchase
be
or
Net pro¬
($500,000)
equipment ana
furnished by
phenomena.
in part
used
additional
equipment
now
government. An additional $200,000 will be used to increase
The balance will be added to the company's general funds
meet
design,
introduction
lines
and
The
development
of
products
new
other
and
fur other corporate
and
the
inventories.
and used JL
connection with
expansion of present produc
costs
in
purposes.
stock,
outstanding 633,390 shares of common
of
which management officials own
90.75%. Harold E. Edgerton, o*
Belmont, Mass., Kenneth J. Germeshausen, President, of Weston, Mas
and
Herbert E.
Grier, Executive Vice-President, of Las Vegas, N® •each
company
now
has
151,200 shares; and
shares, respectively.
owns
10.0CO
El Paso Natural
on Sept' 25' 1958 under Utah law.
company
$6,080,910
4,182,787
Railway
ceeds
BUSINEp-^Courtesy Finance Corp. was organized under the laws
the State of Utah on
Dec.
p.
1960—3 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
$1,992,089 $2,130,962
1,448,178
1,313,325
Railway
price
•
The
&
oper.
191,
This
.•
Neville R.
Ironton RR.—Earnings—
income—
1432.
fr.
rev.
ry
—V.
cash consideration
no
2
.
2,872,258
oper.
According
stock in the
&
Webster,
&
the
payable
golfing
.m.R<2F?EI??~To be aIlocated to the company's general account and
utilized
r
T.
of
(55.9% ).
received
j,; ,•••■
.
$5,926,190
2,882,400
oper.
shares -(27:4% ).
promotion and
s
directors
and
89,843
own
87,650
McKay
and
or
outstanding 320,issued in exchange for all the
Inc._^_———3,000
C<i„
6,000
5,000
191,
&
wife
owns
courses
it has
rrH?6 company has acquired through purchase Courtesy Finance Co of
tt/ lnci' wblch 18 a whoUy owned subsidiary. Courtesy Finance Co
F
:
has obtained licenses under the Utah Small Loan Act and
Industrial Loan Act from the
Collins
Vercoe
5,000
Boenning
&
Co
George D. B. Bonbright &
Tindall
7.000
&
—II
II"
Co
W.
Varnedoe,
7,000
;
Joseph Walker & Sons—
Saunders, Stiver & Co.—
Baumgartner,
Co.
_J
7,000
Co.,
Bak»r
3,000
3,000
Stokes
golf
$6,780,955
1,043,781
Railway
near
3,009
'
Co.-—
Walter
7,000
Hallowell,
3.000
Leach—
Agee
7,000
V
3,000
Inc.
Co.—
Sterne,
&
3,000
Co.—
&
were
and
mortgage
a
company
without
3,000
Co.___
Starkweather- &
&
Co..
&
&
sale
the
$250,075
shares of its
Inc.___.____
7,000
Co.,
——
&
have
Club,
Country
facilities.
This
3,000
Co
Russ
his
and
,
pay
Courtesy
&
3,000
Schweickhardt
clubs
$2,294,805
1,077,795
'Railway
The
.—
7.000
;
Son
Colket
from
to
payable and
of new
Hanseatic
7,000
B.
>
3,000
Corp
7,000
$30,000
wholly-
three
its
and
Snapfinger
Indebtedness,
which
Davidson
prospectus,
'
Co.,
;
York
__
Dawkins
&
Newbold's
New
Sullivan
—V.
H.
Co.
10,000
Co.—
Evans
Inc.
Inc.
Co.,
stock
director,
a
are
,
mortgage to Investor Service, Inc.; $65,000 In payment of notes;
$20,000 for
miscellaneous
taxes;
$35,000 for miscellaneous accounts
3,000
Co
&
Faulkner,
■
W.
&
Cochran
an
share
fee
pay
-
2;
Co
&
of
the
of
paid therefor.
Proceeds
&
3,000
McGlone
the
per
2
company
and
certain
three subsidiaries for services
was
10 cents
of its subsidiaries.
Officers
aggregate of 178,993 shares
McKay,
.to
A
;
.
$2,541,540
Detroit, Toledo &
all of the facilities usually found in country
Club near Washington, Spring Valley
to
President,
3,009
Son
own
R.
the
1959,
finder's
$15,000.
at
"
none
common
stock
NeVille
3.000
Inc.
&
that
Davidson,
'
3,000
—
Milburn,
10,000
Co.—I
Davis,
;
Inc.
Stetson
Inc.
Baker,
company
r
3,000
3,000
10,030
Winslow,
outstanding
Inc.
shares
p.
Period End. March 31—
Country
addition
In
of
amount
5,000
on
Baltimore,
near
000 shares of
3,000
Co.,
Co.,
Harper
Inc.
10,000
Co.
ana
3,000
___
&
except
facilities.
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle,
&
Inc
Westhcimer
P.
Carl
-
Neuhaus
Atlanta)
Co.
10,000
J. R. Williston & Beane__
'
Wm.
10,000
Co
&
McDowell
Underwood,
f
Hanrahan
Club
3,000
Roulston,
&
Stream
Country
Inc.
MacGregor,
the
engaged in the business of owning and operating
are
clubs having
(Valley
2-
——
10,000
Robinson-Humphrey
Rotan,
*
&
&
__
Stone_
&
clubs
3,000
Frederking.
option
on
per
in
December,
in
recreational
Co.
Inc.,
cents
expenses
owned subsidiaries
Co
&
Co.,
45
an
3,000
3,000
Fridiey
and
3,000
Inc.
10,000
10,000
Inc.—
&
Roland
&
for
Inc.
____
Freeman
be
Inc.
Co.,
Southwest
will
Organized
Securities
Emerson
M.
$10,000
Gabriel
J,
A.
'payable to Harry Barnett.
Corp3,000
Inc
"
McCormick
&
Collings & Co., Inc.
Co.,
10,000
3,000
___
Securities
C.
of
&
Robbins
&
reimbursement
3,000
Co.
Inc.
3,000
Cassell
F.
3.000
5,000
&
Co.,
& Co.
15,000
10,000
Bennett
&
a best efforts basis.
The selling
share." In addition, the underwriter
may purchase at one mil per share transferable one-year options to
purchase from the company, at 10 cents per share, a maximum of
40,00o
shares
of common stock. - The
underwriter will also receive
3,000
Lukens
Rogers
Inc.—
Hurry,
M.
commission
corporation,
through
191,
real
company's
5.000
&
opers.
income—
1877.
ry.
oper.
ry.
ing
5,000
&
Crane—
Bingham,
15,000
Battles,
&
market
This
*
—i
Baker
Brooke
10,000
the company's
Co.—
Jones
Kane,
15,000
—
&
W.
15,000
15,000
_
Tem-
&
Rcney &
Butcher
Co.
Inc
Jones
Reinholdt
C.
Co._;
&
Marache &
&
Mitchum,
•
Aim,
25,000
Blair
Granbery,
Wm.
Robinson
30,000
Inc.
25
VI, 'V'-1.V- v'/"-'stock at. a price to be
common
of 1737 H St., N. W., Washington, D. C.,, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on April 29, 1960, covering 200,000
shares of common stock, to be offered <or public sale at $3.00 per share
_
30,000
Co.,
of debentures for each
amount
held.
convertible into
5,000
& Turner,
Hutchinson
Co.
&
Co
William
D.
McMaster
Co.„___
&
Kidder
principal
$100
stock
would be
___l—____
Edward
60,000
of
basis
common
.
company's common share owners for subscrip¬
Country Club Corp. of America—Stock Offering—
5,000
—
company
directors. This price would be not less than the
price of the stock and not mOre than $5.00 per share
above the closing market price prevailing when the conversion price
is determined.—V. 191, p. 900.
v
■ %
5,000
Co
<fc
Guerin
Inc.
60.000
duPont & Co.—
'Hallgarten
M.
Eppler,
63,000
&
Courts
Davenport
&
of
by
set
,
5,000
Logan & Co
Collins & Co._
Julien
63,000
Rhoades
—
Francis I.
(
444,000
the
on
Debentures
Snares,
Carr,
Inc.—
tion
closing
63.000
Loeb,
Bache
A.
Pierce,
Smith
Co
Pressprich & Co.
M.
CO.
■
&
&
the
to
to be offered to the
shares
.
stock.
common
favorable
less
to
Shares
Shields
'Net
v—V.
.
:are
expenses
fr.
rev.
Detroit & Toledo Shore
not earlier than 1975 at a price not
than a 5V* %« basis. These debentures
maturing
$38,101,600
of
amount
.
1960—Month—1959
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$6,919,051 $6,638,260 $19,326,758 $18,222,102
4,377,511
4,343,455 12,545,803 12,295,912
31—
revenue-
period End. March 31—
-
the
gate
have
agreed
&
;
named
severally
Fenner
Pierce,
f
!
•
shares
30,184,905
and
out¬
of common
the new shares
of
purchase on
a
firm csmmitment basis and the corporation has agreed to sell tq
them, severally, in the respective amounts set forth below, an aggre-
.
oper.
Net
Financing—
Service Commission on April
29,
securities with base value of
$73,101,600.00.
.
•
"
Proceeds are to be used to finance the continuing expansion and im¬
provement of the company's electric and gas service facilities in a 65county area outside of Greater Detroit. Consumers spent $111,090,812.00
on its expansion and improvement program in
1959 and estimates 1960
expenditures at $113,424,100.00.
*•/.;
2' .
The company proposes to issue and sell first mortgage bonds in the
amount
of $35,000,000 maturing not earlier than
1990 for the best
-price obtainable but not less favorable to the company than a 5'A %'
basis. It also proposes to issue and sell convertible debentures in
the
totaled $465,-
during 1959
$40,377,000.
Consumers Power Co.—Plans
utility asked the Michigan Public
1960 for permission to issue and sell
stock.
common
tained
4
Railway
owned by the realty firm.
The underwriter's stock is
President.
PURCHASERS—Under the terms and subject to the conditions con-
jr..
be
This
Virginia.
and
REVENUES—Consolidated
-
oper.
firm
may
I
The system also engages in wholesale
operations, selling natural
to non-affiliated public utility com¬
panies for resale to their customers. Certain subsidiaries produce and
sell
gasoline
and
other
extracted hydrocarbon products
and
one
subsidiary produces and sells oil.
-
.
realty
.
Period End. March
the
Luchs
RR.—Earnings—
Rio Grande Western
Denver &
"
.Railway
the
in
Maryland
York,
building known
„
.
composed
is
subsidiaries
primarily
operating
production, purchase, storage, transmission and dis¬
tribution of natural gas. Retail natural gas operations are conducted
in
the
states
of Ohio,
Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Kentucky, New
,
'
this airline on April 29 named two officers
.of the company to new positions.
V ■; :2 • *
Richard S.
Maurer, director and vice
president-legal, was elected
.secretary, and Robert Oppenlander, comptroller, was elected treasurer.
Both are located at the airline's Atlanta headquarters. The new assignh ments
are
in addition to their present
duties.
.
The position of secretary-treasurer has been vacant since the death
ton March 22 of Carl H. McHenry of Monroe, La., a member of Delta's
board for 32 years.—V. 191, p. 603.
_•
vy
■
of directors of
The board
the purpose of
payment of $715,000,; $100,000 of which has been deposited.
deposit was advanced by Shannon "rfc Luchs Co., realtors
will be reimbursed from this offering.
The company's management
who
subsidiary service company. Operating subsidiaries are
a
engaged
*
—
: •.'27
Inc.—Appointments—
Delta Air Lines,
initial
The
1004.
p.
bank loans.—V. 191,
machinery and equipment and reduce
-vKv; /Hv, - ■>; 7 ;• ■ ,"V ^ •/>7.:^
purchase
cash
a
interconnected natural gas
an
,
was
funds,
the
subordinated
of
'
•
manufacturer of rubber, plastic and chemical products, will
along, with the proceeds of an earlier sale of $7,500,000
convertible debentures, to increase working capital,
Dayco,
use
Six Hundred Connecticut Apartments in Washington.
purchase agreement, the company will assume an existing
indebtedness (now $4,034,556) of the seller; and it is required to make
be
BUSINESS—Columbia
<
v
division of Crane s Plumbingis headquartered in Johns¬
Corp., for¬
announced April 20 that
notes, due 1963-1973, to
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U. S.
The
Forty
Under
stock will be
new
company
the
as
general funds of Columbia Gas and, together with other
used to satisfy the demands in 1960 upon such general
funds. The most important of such demands is the financing of the
1960
construction program of Columbia Gas
subsidiaries. The con¬
struction program
for 1960 is presently estimated to require expen¬
ditures of approximately $98,000,000.
.'Wi-'H
will
will be paid.
mission
jointly by
the
to
funds
2
,
a
which
'
^
r
as
Corp.—Private Placement—Dayco
Dayco
Inc.—Financing Proposal—
N. W.,'Washington, D. C., .filed
14th St.,
724
of
corporation,
♦
^
operated
be
merly the Dayton Rubber Co.,
it has sold $2,500,000 in 57/a%
SEC on April 29, I960, coveiing
and 2,250 shares of common stock.
It is' proposed to offer these securities for public sale in units, each
consisting of $260 of notes and one share of stock, provided that the
minimum purchase shall be 10 units for a minimum consideration of
$3,600
($2,600 of notes and 10 shares of stock). The units will be
offered at $360 per unit through Shannon & Luchs Securities Corp. on
an
all or none,, best efforts basis, for which an $18 per unit com¬
and Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
& Co. The group was awarded the shares at competitive
sale on May 3 on a bid of $18.58 per share. This issue
added
187, p. 2331.'
Chicago, 111.—V.
Co.,
will
company
Heating-Air Conditioning Group,
town, Pa.—V. 191, p. 504.
called
has
~
combinations.
The
' vP
7
-■
■.
Conditioning manufactures heat pumps, reverse cycle
and kitchen equipment, including range-refrigerator-
Air
conditioners
sink
registration statement with the
$585,000 of 4l/a% promissory notes
1667.
oversubscribed and the books closed.
3.
General
Co. has been appointed sole
of the corporation.—v. iyi,
'I ■.;. V,- :
r: ,"
v''V
President, in
Crane
Songer,
A.
assets and inventory of the
Angeles, Calif., according to
an announcement made on
has purchased
the fixed
Conditioning Corp. of Los
Co.
Air
air
H";''
H'''
'\2<; '
Co.—Acquisition—
Crane
Crane
Wesley
loan business
504.
p.
General
Co.—Transfer Agent—
Connecticut & Chesapeake,
Coi; R. W. Pressprich & Co.
has been
706,755
=■
1 1^
:
"
This
Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
Public offering of 1,400,000 shares of common stock of
The Columbia Gas System, Inc. was made May 4 at $19.25
share by an underwriting group headed
Merrill Lynch, Pierce. Fenner & Smith Inc.;
$2,110,452
1,900,315
a
Columbia Gas System,
per
3.410,646
$1,738,288
1,514,525
Conlon-Moore
v
191, p.
company's stock option plan.—V.
the
to
pursuant
3,400,437
$777,295
Bank New York Trust
for the common stock
agent
company
Trust
of
company,
1,186.236
191,
V.
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
,
The corporation has called for redemption on June 1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $20,000 of its first 5% bonds, due Oct. 1,
1967 at 100%,
Payment wili be made at the City National Bank &
300 Park Avenue, New York City, filed a registra¬
tion
statement
with
the SEC on April 28,
I960, covering 340.225
shares of common stock, subject to options granted or to be granted
This
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$5,138,725 $5,521,098
Service Co.--—Partial Redemption
for redemption on June I, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $30,000 of its first 5%% series E bonds
due June 1, 1987 at 101.80%, plus accrued interest
Payment
made
at the City National
Bank & Trust Co
208 S- LaSane St
Chicago 90, 111., or The Chase Manhattan Bank, 40 Wall St., New York
,15. N. Y.—V. 190, p. 2447.
..:2;.|. . ■ ^2;
/;
—v,
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—Files Stock Plan—
;
operations
Community Public
The
above.
Chemetron Corp.
See
p.
1564.
*
Telephone Co.—Stk. Plan
-Firm
Ltd.-
Clyde Tube Forgings
552,875
Chemical
"The
East
225
of
company,
191,
transfer
p.
Fourth St., Cincinnati, Ohio, filed a
registration' statement with the SEC on May 4,
covering 100,000
shares
of common stock, to be offered pursuant to the company s
Employees' Stock Purchase Plan.—V. 191, p. 3.
.v yy-"The
Monday,-May 9, 1960
.
account or through loans for the purposes
of the subsidiary's small and industrial
the surplus
May
1,690,052
oper.
income—
1431.
;
'
$2,426,253
income—
1431.
fr.' ry.
rev.
$634,290
Commerce Drug
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
I960—Month—1959
1960—3 Mos.—1959
Railway oper.
revenue.
$3,434,239 $3,483,641
$9,673,386 $9,924,933
2,661,545
Railway
oper.
expenses
2,658,542
2,661,545
7,694,311
7,498,680
ry.
IMS.ilG
opers.
ry.
oper.
ry.
—V.
expenses
fr.
rev.
H
,
$1,753,706
revenue-
RailwaV
,
1960—Month—1959
$1,963,531
31—
Period End. March
<
Period End. March 31—
Net
.
.
additional capital in its subsidiary by contributions to
of expanding the
to invest
poses
RR.—Earnings—
Clinchfield
outstanding obligations were incurred for the
school auditorium and for partial financing of
the
present construction.
Pledges of about $200,000 were made in
response to a campaign in 1956, the pledges maturing by June 1, 1960.
Operating income for the year ended Dec. 1, 1959 was $145,460 and
operating expenses for the same period were $56,336.
■ v
PREPAYMENT—Any one or all of the notes of this issue may be
prepaid at par and accrued interest on any interest paying date upon
30 days written notice to Keenan & Clarey, Inc.—V. 190, p. 1292.
totaling $291,500. These
building of the convent,
Net
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
H984)
A
See
Rexall
Drug &
Electronic
Gas
they
propose
to sell
6,000,
4,000, »
Co.—Joint Venture—
Chemical
Production
Co.,
&
below.—V.
191,
Development,
p.
1217. /
Inc.—Common
sold 150,presen
Stock Offered—The company has offered and
000 shares of its $1 par common stock at par. At
...
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial
mar-
Foreman
Southern-California area. No underwriting
the
in
.
being traded in the over-the-counter
qhares are
.
Ipt
Number 5949
191
Volume
See
•
the net proceeds, $20,000 will be used lor adimprovements to laboratory facilities., including testing
for additional production, tiling, mixing and diseQU
Php equipment; $10,000 for new machinery—a press for molding
pu, Induction heater performer; $10,000 for additional dies and
Hno
$'>0 000 for additional inventory as required to meet current
n'is- $5 ooo for additional electrical equipment; $3,000 for redem?h and 'development test, required by Military contractors to
is
Ti"
$62,000
for
and
division
additional
business
191,
Calif.,
which
established
was
during
will
be
assets
facilities and for working capital.
^
used
capital
tor
with
the
'
'
General
*
.
—j
nounced
'Corp. above. -*
The
'
Group—Awarded S. A. Contracts—
the capital of Colombia, the Group received a $2,400,000
enlarge central exchange capacity by 23,000 lines to 123,000
the country's'most important industrial center, the
Group
received a $2,900,000 . contract „to increase central exchange
capacity from 58,000 to 81,000 lines.
The new lines here will include
15,001 involving LME's
crossbar switching system,;, which has 'not
previously been used in Medellin. "
' " also
calls
for
the
delivery
of
May
>amount'
Mr.
.
addition
In
.
its
of
the
to
for
equipment,
Ericsson
The
serviced
utilize
than
installed
in
installed
lines.
1,500
more
and
1940,
exchange
phone
first
Group
in
Medellin
Bogota
3,000,000
1948.
Colombia
in
was
in
30
lines
of
Ericsson
Erie
See
j
oper.
first
Railway
Net
oper.
Ibague in
Colombian
ry.
1433.
p.
x'egistration
The
the
the
stock,
mon
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$3,042,774
$7,860,176
1,843,516
retail
system.
•addition
to
.additional
$6,069,097
1,121,596
493,982
for
warrants
the
for
the
offering price
sold
pany
amount
of
to
of
1,000
the
of
80,000
Sutro
$87,500,
shares
Organized
Bros,
shares;
its
each
1928,
various
used
in
types
missiles,
and
on
of
April
convertible
principal
1960, the com¬
due 1965, in the
note,
amount
its
stock
the
at
thereof.
transformers
and
other
sonar,
radar,
outstanding
electronic
specialized
and
iron-core
;:p.
V.
indebtedness.
stock,
some
**
added
a
to
The
is
comPany
the
to
be
officer.
155,721
net
The
(68.2%)
lists
of
for
of
the
■'1;.;
Tennessee
components
Net
The
Transmission
sale
the
proceeds
the
production of
present
Pelham, N.
Y., investment
exemption order
to
o
under the
transactions; and
certain
company
has
188,
will
integrated
of
B
be
an
the
field
has
for
will
The
Of
the
used
the
the
General
customers.
on
outstanding
be
for
in
operated
are
indebtedness.
$75,000
and
,
,
Sales
for
a
the
door
of
the
Discount
and
of
shares
the
sale
working
Center;
$50,000
Corp.
will
p.
?•
1394.
m
The
issued
an
Net
l,2o2,104
4,249,120
597,000
^ Persons until May 13," I960, to request
the application, Warren E. Buffet
and
a
and
$341,886
$1,021,226
cprni
i,nterests propose to acquire from Pelham Corp. certain equity
hnviJ' S
latter's portfolio (other than Sanborn Map Co. stock)
pyphnf, a market value of $768,859 on the date preceding the close, in
^ l0/ f0-355 shares of Pelham Corp. stock at a price of $74.25
win n,frev!
*' is also Proposed that Daniel G. Dobbins, another affiliate,
*jp„ PUrchase from Pelham Corp. certain of the latter's portfolio securiPelham
£8 a market value of $18,563, in exchange for 250 shares of
243,231
646,051
1930—Month—1959
$7,963,049
1,816,065
1,527,054
income-
$399,353
$449,630
$1,243,819
279,955
334,377
895,908
is
974,331
;
RuffYrp,' at
■Mr
sell
tn
on
Hip
all
it?
Price of $74.25 per share. The agreement with
° Provides that he and certain of his relatives will also
Pelham Corp. an additional 2 137 shares of the latter's stock
S^e terms> and that Pelham Corp. will offer to purchase from
o
tendPvpH
ea
*
.
a
stockholders
f
lor
sale
Rnihrioci End.
Sl!y
Ra
of
$837,647
247,262
832,268
Coast
March 31—
of
be
*$10,340
$81,641
$5,379
33,338
*120,384
interest
Kuhn,
1960—Month—1959
$3,305,126
$3,466,646
$9,547,278
expenses
2,553,764
2,736,723
7,463,746
ry. opers.
$751,362
$729,923
$2,083,532
186,727
266.488
598,837
191>
P.
com
'
,;•
;
.
$2,099,506
646,009
Light Co.—Stock Offering—
the
in
The
stock.
The
$151,266
53,532
74,244
in the Ingraham Building, Miami, filed a
with the SEC on May 3 covering 400,000 shares
The
.to
Net
;
♦
fr.
ry.
$2,367,604
$2,597,123
1,781,111
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$186,100
-
$281,483
$586,493
Deficit.—V.
191,
&
company
79,952
*28,361
235,340
0f which ®^9,000,000 will be expended In I960.—
will
-certain
to
'
offered
be
headed
by
price
The
and
':
.
diversified
for
First
underwrit¬
,
of
line
portion
a
of
::
-
heavy
in
order
4.5%
of
of
the
com-
contemplates
company
future
to
ad¬
provide
promissory
indebtedness.
and
Henry
of
Co.,
(59.4%V of
the
notes
Walter
Harn-
Harnischfeger
outstanding stock.
Harnischfeger and members
Schleinitz
and
members
Inc.-—V.
191,
p.
385.
as
Milwaukee
same
the
then-existing current
offered
be
the
pursuant
to
remaining
The
company's
conversion
of
her
ad-
Stock¬
of
his
family,
-
•
market prices. 54,258
options outstanding or
shares will be of¬
54,812
outstanding
convertible
rights.
(340,000
company
Co.
preferred
'
•
among
Union
shares)
others,
to
all
Telegraph
of
group
a
the
of
Co.,
private
in-
company's executive
certain
of
partners of
the
others purchased 290,000 of these shares.
outstanding, in addition to certain indebtedness,
preferred stock and 999,408 shares of com¬
and
has
convertible
of
names
191,
p.
filed
of
the
selling
stockholders
386.
•,
its
,'.
■■•
.
will
..
be
supplied by
'.
..
..
•
•
•.
.V
and
District
plan,
which
of
for
the
)
approved by
been
has
bondholders
Court
its advisory reports
Hudson & Manhattan
of
summary
creditors
and
the
of
court,
the
is
Debtor;
of the Commission's advisory reports,
summary
provisions
feasible,
and
a
reorganization of
Herman T. Stichman.
vote
a
States
United
York,
for
trustee,
to
the
with
New
plan
of
will
plan
the
and
the
accompany
which analyzes
concludes that it is fair,
submission of the plan
the
bondholders, and
creditors..—V.
191,
1669.
p.
Illinois Beef, L. & W. S., Inc.—Files for Secondary—
This
corporation of 200 South Craig St., Pittsburgh, Pa., filed
istration
statement
shares of
outstanding
with
the
common
SEC
on
April
covering
1960,
29,
a
,
reg¬
200,000
stock, to be offered for pubile sale at $10
share by the holders thereof. The offering, is to be made on a best
efforts, all or nothing basis, through an underwriting group headed by
Grand Trunk Western RR.—Earnings—
I960-—Month—1959.
Period End; March 31—
Railway
oper.
revenue.
$5,100,000
oper.
expenses
4,375,550
opers.
$724,450
*70,417
Amos Treat & Co.,
1960—3 Mos.—1959
of
sion
$5,437,000 $15,234,000 $15,568,000
4,460,975
12,469,280
13,154,019
the
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
fr.
oper.
.•Deficit,—'V.
ry.
income—
191, p. 1773.
$976,025
$2,764,720
$1
271,647
*421,216
five
;
shares
Studebaker-Packard
Corp.,
below.
•
.-
The
the
Financing Details—We reported in
offering
on
class
A
the
company
used
as
a
is
our May 2
April 28 of 500,000 shares of this
-
The
•
A
at
principally
basic
commis¬
The
warrants
$10 per share
at
any
will
entitle
the
time within
and
engaged
material
in
the
in
the
distribution
manufacture
of
of
a
meat
boneless
products.
importing and distribution of foreign frozen meat, the
exporting
ident
stock.
common
stock
of domestic fresh,
-assets
ditional
of
purchase
selling
1
a
period.
distribution
Greater Washington Industrial Investments, Inc.—Ad¬
issue
to
year
meat
See
Inc., and Bruno Lenchner, Inc., for which
.share will be paid. In addition the company will sell to
at one mil per warrant, warrants for the purchase of
This involves the
Gravely Tractors, Inc.—Acquired—
-
per
underwriters
holders
$2,413,981
9,817
;
.
'
'
per
now
«
' '
'
Milwaukee,
filed
a
covering 60,000
par,
offering
$4,768,000
to
von
the
at
of
has
by
the
to
1434.
p.
'
'
1960,
3,
repayment
Walter
are
included,
submitted
terms
$908,028
*11,277
opers.
'
■
1,689,095
609,318
income..
oper.
shares
reorganization
be
equitable
f
rev.
ry.
'•
-
Ave.,
amendment.
and sells a
Foundation,
District
the
—
601,400
expenses
sale at competitive Bidding.
has outstandres of $10° Par preferred and 13,200,000 common shares,
additional
sale of additional common will be used to provide
c°niDanv
facilities and for other corporate purposes.
The
fnatelv «icoi!?aJes lts 1960-1961 construction program at approxi1834
revenue.
«
group
public
Investment
employees.
amended
the
proposed
.*
Florida Ry.—Earnings
•'
$100
Chairman
Board
Western
The
SEC
Southern
1,830,204
1960—Month—1959
$795,418
$882,883
period End. March 31—
oper.
■',
located
",?? atat,ement
i
Southern &
2140.
p.
Hudson & Manhattan RR.—SEC Files Report—
$1,981,470
$119,189
.
190,
stock. Of these shares 642,854 shares are outstanding
by the holders thereof from time to time in the over-
their
company
20,000
&
stock to be offered for public
3?2^^nn01K to certain indebtedness, the
190, p
'■
/./'
Railway
In
v-
45,866
oper.
$10,104,006
8,004.500
1772.
^eeistrn
'n6
Net
$1,837,159
1,717,970
$52,467
26,036
$68,105
opers.
Railway
'
•
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$683,752
631,285
$647,976
579,871
*
May
stock,
off
addition
Frieda
to
shares of
mon
1960—Month—1959
income
Railway
Net
1960—3 Mos.—1959
revenue_
fr-
;
:
increasing the authorized
split-up.—V. 191, p. 1878.
SEC' on
the
to
pay
as
stock
which
Loeb
The
1434.
»»
to
market
holders
officers.
44,724
1434.
p.
series
consider
borrowings. The
financing in the
debt
sister
the
to
'vestors,
$182,120
*57,743
ry.
of
According to the prospectus, the company was formed by a group of
physicists and engineers in conjunction with Hycon Mfg. Co. of Pasa¬
dena, Calif. In December, 1958, Hycon sold its majority common stock
756,149
oper.
bank
latter
the
granted
and
V
0per,
Florida Power
of
Ry.—Earnings—
ifi.°Pei'* Income.;..
V-
fr.
shares
common
may
fered
$938,269
v
below.—V.
.underwriting
applied
Harnischfeger
be sold
to
1960—3 Mos.—1959
-
$328,903
302,873'
income—
oper.
191,
Georgia
any shares of Pelham Corp. stock properly
the closing of the Buffet transactions,
prior to
0per'
Nr?Gr-reV'
-v
rev.
ry.
140,152
;
Natiopai?
the
preferred
by
in
and
iu
Florida East
Railway
Net
—v.
$1,200,000
and
' v*'-.'
W.
with
an
465,700
owns
the-counter
Florida RR.—Earnings—
$292,533
will
supplied
listed
pursuant to
1960—Month—,1959
23
4400
Harnischfeger
his
,on
Net
stock
Co.
rate,
which
shares of
ov
expenses
additional
company, of 75 Cambridge Parkway, Cambridge/ Mass., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on April 29, 1960 covering 751,924
$1,324,736
revenue.
four
Hermes Electronics Co.—Registers Common—
504,356
oper.
opening
This
1,038,945
oper.
$1,982,500.
Approximately
years.
two-for-one
a
dividend
be
shares
family,
4,522,362
938,844
Railway
at
"
manufactures
"
Railway
.$\'2
•
through
will
holders
$7,390,399
563,444
npv
estimated
contemplates
common
May
on
statement
with
common
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$2,501,639
Period End. March 31—
cooperatives.
consumer
as
are
and
President.
713,639
$2,696,785
•
t
onenng
1420.
effect
long-term
.ischfeger
rand
p.
k
.
further reduce, by about $1,000,000, its unsecured short-term
borrowings.
According to the prospectus, the company has outstanding 783,544
$1,008,709
215.190
—
191,
no
1
Manufacturing Co., Inc.^-Acquired—
short-term
:dress,
$340,895
Georgia RK.—Earnings—
other
The
and
"
■
to
3,343
hearing
certain
A
p.
convertible
amendment.—V.
afSS'1!8 to
share.
per
company
•bank
677,111
ry.
operated
are
stocK
•''
(
company
funds
663,000
818,320
5,216,942
fr.
the
*
Manufacturing
to
-JkfC
stock'sale
3,748,943
224,000
170,974
oper.
$10
at
of
equipment, including power cranes and shovels and
other construction equipment and diesel engines. A
subsidiary manu¬
factures .and sells prefabricated houses. Net proceeds of tne preferred
1960—3 Mos.—1959
353.981
rev.
ry.
series
Corp. The
terms will be
The
Inc.—Earnings-
189,586
*Deficit.—V.
filed
28/ 1960, covering
160,000 shares of series
sale
employees
company
the
next
190,
Boston
$6,097,763
expenses
Net
public
Md.,
April
the
corporation.
panjhsf
$6,685,666
revenue.
order
of
stock
UiUU
This
189,
225,617
oper.
Beltsville,
Ave.,
on
and
Harnischfeger Corp.—Registers Preferred Stock—
GoMberg,
officials.—V.
190,000
oper.
to the SEC for
Act with respect
The
of
stockholders
i
1
$2,053,607
Period End. March 31—
for
stations
tne
within
sale
278,205
1773.
SEC
stock
its
Oi
Telfcchrome
public
1,488,759
Railway
has
stores.
common
to
291,781
191, p.
Island
the
common
offered
be
Registers With
—
Hammond Organ Co.—Stock Split—
; -•
sales
used
charges—
after
Rhode
with
A
service
and
pioccwuo
shares
-shares
Net
78,636
amount
of
taxes—
oper.
to
and
proceeds
See
*
thereo
ubu
shares
taxes—
income
$324,666
68,338
Commission—
made
through
involved.
Hammarlund
1773.
operating
Net
be
is
registration
v
Herman
other
and
1960—Month—1959
expenses
Other
stock,
will
provide
__
Operating
$347,637
_
Services, Inc.
10501
series
common.—V.
of
$2,297,859
——
of
statement
of
company
19,013
B
in
taxes—
revenues
.
offering will be used to finance the purchase
of equipment and inventory for such stores. The balance of
approxi¬
mately $182,000 will be added to general working capital.
The company has outstanding, in addition to certain
indebtedness,
applied
Commission
corporation,
the
General Telephone Co. of The Southwest—Earnings-
Federal
39,732
$75,000
be
centers.
owned"'by
stock,; 26.5% is,
Mr. Goldberg
period End. Mar. 30—
will be
products.
$127,034
28,147
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$1,149,210,j $1,139,129
-V 801,573/
814,463
.1773.
p.
shares
this
of
capital,
to
credit
for
proceeds
discount
by
taxes
charr.es
191, p.
$121,328
ry.
oper.
common
member¬
common
additional
Center;
of
closed
proceeds
Acceptance
balance
income
oper.
opers.
income—
fr.
rev:
supermarxets
.
filed
$14,400;
o„
I
1960—Month—1959
268,349
the.new
r -i :
Ore.,
& Western RR.—Earnings—
$395,383
machinery
expenses
income
operating
3,500
,
$400,000 will be used in payment of bank loans made
in January to finance the
purchase of equipment for two new super¬
markets which are planned to be opened in
May and June I9601. Ap¬
proximately $200,000 will be used for the purchase of inventory for
1960, covering
public sale on an
148,296
net
Portland
Salem
members
____
1878.
4,500
12,000
284,226
ing
revenues
Co.
$405,554
for
47.7 %
6,000
Lukens
&
expenses
in Oregon and Idaho. Acceptance was recently
unincorporated division of the company to provide
credit
6,000
Robinson
oper.
■The stores
stores
an
as
6,000
Co
revenue-
191,
Uiie
'r
allowance
expense
6,000
Inc
wholly owned subsidiaries are engaged prin¬
cipally in the operation of supermarkets, gasoline service stations,
and pharmacies
in Maryland and Virginia under the
name
CO-OP.-
28,
lor
Co.,
9,000
Inc.
Stirling & Co., Inc.______
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.
oper.
ry.
The
with
'
Portland,
offered
&
&
Co.
12,000
Co.__—
duFont' &
p.
offering
Trimount
[
April
&
registration
a
should
Trimount
acquisition
on
be
to
receive
stores
facilities
Operating
,
Investment Company
the
SEC
Sade
&
to
company
Railway
First Pelham
Corp.—Seeks Order—
The
Net
'40,000
5!
and
Broadway,
&
Fleming-
Hibbs
I.
-"This
■
.
its
purposes
Georgia &
below.—V.
Co.,
will
outstanding
ait.v
—V.
—V.
Gas
The
General Telephone Co. of Indiana,
Net
Fifteen Oil
Co.—-Acquired—
Sec
the
Other
Pinsley as President.
He owns 106,342
outstanding stock and Sol Pinsley, Vice-Presi¬
dent, 23,825 shares.
not
con¬
1466.;:'.'/■*<$ "
•Federal
Nathan
the
the
stock,
period End. Mar. 30-
estimated
balance 'of
for
sales
Its
lines particularly in
stated.—V. 190, p. 1070.
E.
Nolan,
191,
shares
common
proceeds
used
working capital available
prospectus
shares
Of
$450,000
The
new
Operating
Operating
in addition to
of additional
pre-production
costs for its
proposed semi-conductor operations.
The company also
intends to
repay a
$200,000 bank loan and to discharge $25,200 of
6/c
debentures, plus $9,000 of interest,
which
are
held
by
Sol
certain
plant
Becker
Cassell
15,000
B.
ditional
Espey
equipment.
other
two
Of
supplies
power
and
capital
President,
rate
!
;
from
name
with
sold
has
and
established
present name on
April 6,
1960.
It
electronic components and electromechanical
being
111.,
there.
N.
Brewer,
Greenbelt Consumer
initial
21,
common
changed
the
and
1105
stock,
installment
its
computers,
has
now
shares
common
company
to
devices, its major products
company
5%
$7,000
the
Co.,Inc.,
designs and manufactures
and
22,500
which is convertible into
for
in
Manufacturing
of
of
discount
same
member
open
on
purchase
units.
of
Boyce
Securities and Exchange
was
level
product
Ray
&
F.
of
>/;■:•:
equipment
Co
Green Bay
an¬
*•..
manometers,
Theatres, Inc., below.
common
certain
inventories
to
writers headed by Sutro Bros.
& Co. The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. The company has
•agreed to sell the
underwriters, for 5 cents per warrant,
five-year
'
underwriter
company
two
ship
32,211,180
N. Y., corporation filed a registration state¬
April 29," I960, covering 80,000 shares of com¬
offered for public sale through a group of under¬
be
cash,
:;*V
.
of
Bros.
—V.
,
The
$38,280,277
r
SEC
to
McDonnell
.1
subsidiary, G. E. B. 'S. Co., own and operate
two
discount
merchandising centers in Portland and. Salem, and a
drapery and bedspread business in New York City and Newark, N. J.
Saratoga Springs,
with
18,000
Genkohl, Inc., nominee of the under¬
writer, at one cent per warrant/ five-year warrants for the purchase
of 24,.100 common
shares; the exercise price of the warrants will be
filed by amendment
and
567,859
of
company
working
This
6,000
&
underwriting
and
Division
Mr.
made .for
year.
Skokie,
Controls'
statement
shares
ment.
and
Eipey Mfg. & Electronics Corp.—Registers—
ment
C.
Hutton
Railway
Railway
"ail or
nothing best efforts" basis by Fennekohl & Co., Inc. The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
exchanges
1
' :
$2,676,308
opers.
income
oper.
191,
Controls
automation,
corporation,
90,000
tele¬
1932.
$14,130,596 $40,852,086
11,087,822
32,991,910
11,440,426
expenses
fr.
rev.
ry.
18,000
F.
—
Period End. March 31—
'
master/slave
coming
personnel
Mid-West Drive-In
This
a
equipment
Ericsson
equipment.
1960—Month—1959
$14,116,734
revenue^
patents
General Sales Corp.—Registers With SEC—
;
RR.—Earnings—
Railway
that
broaden .General
The
Period End. March 31—
and
General Drive-in Corp.—Planned Name—
>
Colombian
exchange
The
approximately
Today,
200,000
automatic
in
hydraulic
in ;>the
General',,Controls'
industrial
-r
•""
$5,300,000
manufacturer
a
12,000
9,000
-
1433.
p.
President William A. Ray
which was
'Vy/.'V'' •
Lynch_
Baker, Watts & Co.—
McCarley & Co., Inc
Birely
&
Co._„
Of
($448,000), will be added for installation costs.
pesos
stated
is
and
$250,000
Automation
will
purchase,
v
to
111.,
12,000
&
18,000
Francis
':
assets
Coe_;
18,000
W.
certain
^
the
i
Chicago,
the
"
5.
of
Co.,
acquired
18,000
&
Leonard
$40,000
price for
Moore,
Co
—V.
$256,000,
purcnase
Mackall
30,000
Co
Folger,
23,000
'./
.
rne
Peekskill, N. Y. plant.—V. 191,
a
has
Instrument
Ray
moved
telephone
sets, of which 3,000 will be the Group's
unique one-piece Ericofon.
Both contracts provide for the equipment to be delivered from Ericsson
factories in Sweden and installed by the Group's Colombian member,
Cia Ericsson Ltda.
approximately
of
12,000
60,000
-
Inc
Bryant
acquisition of certain assets; $66,000 as working
plant; $50,000 for new equipment; and
Co.
trols, driface. plates
In Medellin,
contract
of
Space
Co.—,
/
y
■
Lane,
&
Rouse,
Pennsylvania
Instrument
on
■approximate
Bogota,
latter
the
Controls
Trimount
.v
contract to
The
proceeds
installment
general.
Co
Co.,
Johnson,
Corp.
&
E.
investment
of
Shares
The
94,500
&
Net
The Ericsson
Group," world-wide telecommunications, organization,
announced the receipt of two contracts totaling more than $5,000,f)00
for the expansion of telephone systems in Bogota and Mtedellin, the two
largest cities of Colombia,, it was announced in Stockholm on May 5.
In
industry in
field
General Controls
Co.—Acquisition—*
<
disclosed:
lines
first
$40,000 for working capital for
Trimount
Borg-Warner
the
as
net
of The
in connection
com¬
'V,,
Corp.—Acquired—
Elgin Metalformers
the
for
the
in
&
&
Allyn
Stein
specialists
&• Co
Union
Hirsch
Beryllium Corp.; $30,000 for a repayment of a bank loan;
■$30,000 for leasehold improvements of a
Pennsylvania plant to be leased
corporation on April 25 filed a letter of notification with the
-overing 100,000 shares of common stock (no pari to be offered at
jJpgr share,.through Morgan & Co., Los Angeles, Calif. "
The proceeds are to lbe used >to repay borrowings, expand the
Lemon
Dillon,
Ferris
Casting Corp., a New York corporation, was
July 8, 1947, and since that time has engaged in the
investment casting, at first as specialists for the
jewelry
;VvPROCEEDS—Of
The
Ericsson
financing de¬
Bache
on
industry, and, since 1950, as
casting of non-ferrous metals
604.
P.
of
C.
A.
BUSINESS—General
incorporated
Electrosolids Corp., Van Nuys, Calif.-^Files With SEC
See
Additional
Shares
1
■
Johnston,
Co., above.
Bros.
ner
v
.
a
in Hawthorne,
1959.—V.
pany's
Crane
& Earl Edden
Co., both of New York City, on
April 28 publicly offered 100,000 shares of General Cast¬
ing Corp. common stock (par 10 cents) at $3 per share.
manufacturing and research 'Corporation 'with
chemical division, the newest of which is the
diversified
a
stock.
common
tails follow:
Securities
„
related products.
Pleetronic
Net
corporation's
*
'
'
General Casting Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Bert-
is engaged in the business of designing,
over-hauling, testing, calibrating,
radio, and electrical equipment devices,
company
electronic,
installing
other
—V.
.'
Eastman
selling,: repairing,
nnfacturing,
in
'
below.
All the shares have been
sold.
working capital.
mTCTNESS—The
r
certain standards;
with
compliance
hiy
See
$5,000
mpnt*
err
Corp.
General Air
Conditioning Corp.—Acquired—
ind
?
'
Manufacturing Co.—Firm Acquired—
Wheel
5
UNDERWRITERS
onrFEDS—of
,
S
(1985)
involved.
was
di
Motor
Chronicle
of
chilled and frozen meat, and the buying,
domestic
and businesses of companies
and one of the
variety
meats.
It
succeeded
to
the
organized by Harry Gurrentz, pres¬
selling stockholders.
capitalization of the company consists of 200,000 shares of class
stock and 700,000 of class B common stock. The selling
common
6
(1986)
specified
under
stock
A
terms.
,
.
.
Railway
oper.
Net
Net
—V.
fr.
rev.
ry.
income
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
fr.
rev.
$2,269,211
1,957,252
$131,422
7,554
opers.
ry.
income—
oper.
$143,479
*39,184
$311,959
*2,578
"Deficit.—V.
■" t/'-'f'';
1434.
191, p.
Telephone
International
oper.
oper.
expenses
Railway
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp. Of the shares placed,
638,007 fully voting A shares have been placed in Sweden, while the
remaining 445,252 partial voting B shares were placed in the United
Kingdom and several continental European countries. It is the present
intention to introduce the Ericsson B shares on several European stock
Net
due course.
It was
the offering was successful.—V. 191, p. 1112.
200,000 shares
share through an underwriting group headed by Morris Cohon &
Schrijver & Co. The underwriters have made a firm committo purchase 60,000 shares; and 140,000 shares are to be offered
a
best
efforts ."all
or
nothing" basis.
The .commission will be
per
and
Co.
fcient
on
organized under New York law in June 1958 and is
engaged in the manufacture of environmental test equipment which re¬
produces the temperature, humidity and pressure extremes found on or
near the earth's surface,
in the stratosphere, and in the space beyond.
company was
has outstanding 102,381 common shares and various
indebtedness; and its current financial condition is said to be hazardous
The
company
and
now
urgently requires additional working capital. An ad- "
with the
the company
ditional
115,514 common shares are being issued in connection
Inc., which was organized in May 1959 to en¬
oP environmental testing of components for in-»
dustry and the Government.
7/7
77
;
acquisition of Interlab,
in
gage
Of
the
the
business
additional stock, $60,000
repayment of certain current indebtedness including
proceeds
net
will be used for the
trade
and
payables
cash
the
of
$50,000
sale
of
repayment
for
indebt¬
certain current
of
edness
guaranteed by company ^officials and stockholders. If the 140,shares
are
sold, the proceeds will be used for instrumentation
000
and
automation
ing
manufacturing
additional
to
balance
Of
the
13,000
V.
of laboratory
facilities
facilities
equipment ($50,000), expansion of exist¬
the acquisition or establishment of
indebtedness owed
and
$50,000); repayment of certain
f
guaranteed by certain directors and stockholders
or
the
for
working
($57,792);
capital.
2508.
The
of
the sinking
bonds
due
Jan.
fund.
1,
$1,625,000
1976
authorizing
this
Toronto
of
its
first
p.
1960—Month—1959
Railway
oper.
ry.
—V.
fr,
rev.
revenue.
$464,521
$495,181
oper.
Railway
expenses
259,414
253,385
—V.
fr.
rev.
ry.
ry,
191,
$205,107
opers.
income
oper.
72,167
The
corporation
manufacture
electronic
The
SEC
corporation
covering 50,000 shares of
$6 per share,
The
bank
are
and
for
to
1959.
Common
SaJr8
,n7
191;
$508,097
$861,439
88,231
140,050
332,810
filed
letter
a
stock
common
of
notification
(no par)
be
used
to
furnaces
Klondyke
current
pay
•".WO,000
with
liabilities,
a
covering 200,000 shares of
share),
per
tlomr
without
*>roceeds are
1960—4 Mos—1959
.
with
stock,
>,
Is
$5,709,000 $26,314,000 $21,799,000
way
common
& Ishpeming
stock
to
Railway
oper.
..."
-
at
par
to
Net" deficit
operations
•
Net
—V.
ry.
212,305
.
193.904
'
nancing,
—1959'
62L365
of
$270 452
546!625
—-
~
a
and
$94,250
$338,897
$276,173
157 428
128,325
435,423
Period End. March 31—
Ra
way
oper.
oper.
1960—Month—1959
revenue.
Railway
expenses
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
fr.
ry.
oper.
$255,041
1960—3 Mos
—
5,294il74
$686,804
$443,954
136,691
the
purchase
basis
$1,710,904
at
is
$350
•
blankets
at
now
a
at
and
of
an
their
additional
homes,
watches.
balance
corporate
has
bond.
30,000
including
Net
will
be
proceeds
added
to
SEC
605:276
$71,958
$162,432
$196,493
7,586
*2,443
20,901
income
'Deficit.—V. 191, p. 1774.
covering
nnn
150,000
8t!, N?w YorkT
It
C.
Winn
and
this
corporation,
with
the
.Stock warrants, and
of
90
SEC
a
West
on
N
«
like, number ol
New
inw
York
fUew
•
r,led a registration
.
'
8,118
&
Co.,
7 1,618
1,618
—7
7
3,882
7 3,882
2,353
.'5,647
1,176
2,824
1,176
2,824
;
Inc.'—:
Co.__
8,118
3,382
7
fl-
*
2,824
3,882
4,588
7
_—__7—™_—7—
5,647
2,353
:
7-7-
4,588
1,912
E.
1,912
,
77-—-^—
1,618
7
;■
4,588
3,882
7
Midlothian Country Club—Partial Redemption—
■
The association has called for redemption on June 1, next, through
-operation of the sinking fund, $6,000 of its general and refunding
mortgage 15-year 4'/a% bonds, due June 1, 1965 at 100% plus accrued
.-Interest.
Payment will be made at the Continental Illinois National
V.
7
&
189,
Trust
p.
Co.
of
Chicago,
2244.
231
S; LaSalle
r
-
;t
St.,
7'
"
a
Drive-In
registration
Theatres,
statement
Inc.,
480
90,
111
;>77
Chicago
7...
Mid-West Drive-In Theatres, Inc.-—Registers
Mid-West
-
.
With SEC
Boylston St., Boston,
on .April-29, • 1960,
with, the* SEC
—
MasS.,|
cover¬
which 50,000 shares will oe
offered for public sale by the company and
130,000 are outstanding
•and will be offered by the holders thereof. The offering will be maae
through a group of underwriters headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson
Curtis.
The
public offering price and underwriting terms will be
supplied by amendment.
'
*
'
ing
22,500 shares."
N. J.
180,000
(par
—
Files
shares
of
stock,
common
of
,
The
Auril 27 flled a letter of notification
shares of common stock
y'
with the
cent)
one
Corp.,
to
air
be
Borg-Warner
Corp.,
* -
above.
Metal Goods Corp.
—
Common
Walker & Co. and Associates
snares of Metal Goods
Stock
Offered —G. H.
April 27 offered 100,000
Corp. common stock (par $3.75)
company,
which
operates
motion
drive-in
theatres
to General Drive-lb
principally at its 19 °Pen"
Midwestern,
Atlantic and New
plans-to change
picture
located
its
name
theaters
in
the
England States/ According to the prospectus It will acquire, prior 10
,the stock sale, 15 additional theaters (14 Indoor) located principally
In New England and
Florida, through an exchange of stock. In aaditlon
the
company
owns
50 %
of the outstanding capital stock 01
other corporations
operating six open-air and five indoor theateis.
"Proceeds from the stock oflering will be used mainly to finance ^
,/company's proposed expansion program.
It plans to open 10
theatferfc and to Acquire and operate several < modern bowling center
in
the New England
atea.
It is now constructing a bowline _ceme
in
suburban Boston. Costs and expenditures in connection with tn
through Slmm0n*. Rubl" & Co., Inc., 56 Beaver
(Ralph) McKay Ltd.—Sells Interest—
•
Street
Awii
6,706
;
.
Bank
Lehigh Valley Industries, Inc.-Registers With SEC—
This
2,824
,
1,618
1,912
-
1™
—
cookware
of
V 8,118
-
,
3,882
•
filed
owns
—
"
"•
1,176
-
Unterberg, Towbin Co
Watling;• Lercheii'& Co7-7
-V. 191, p. 1880.
••••-•• "
common
Harris each
Co.
3,882
.7
1
purposes. •••*•' *
outstanding 46,636
Hammill &
&
2,824
"
2,794
Co., Inc.—
&
Pierce
Sutro
6,706
1,176
1,176
1,618
1,176
;
-_i—
Shepard
5,647
Co.—_—™_——_i.LS 3,382
&
Brothers
Shearson,
The proceeds are to be used for
general corporate purposes.
See
statement
Co.™
&
—
-
Rauscher,
common
working capital
35,293
7 2,824
1,618
3,382
——
shares.
Stockholder
•
$801 76Q
593',255
* '
Co
&
Peabody
Prescott,
$336,000, will be applied In part to the payment
general
as
Securities
-;
Ryons & Co.—
7™L_™.
McDonnell &c Co. Incorporated
The Ohio Company
;.
*
-
per
customers
on
estimated
company
Co
A.
Lehman
-
be
to
clothing,
for
Richards
Kidder,
396,322
„
-
Marshall——
Hogle & Co.—
Johnston, Lemon & Co.——™;
$1,185,487
587,887
J.
by Purvis
$250,310 bank loan. The
used
received 655
10<iQ
$755687
211.287
*445
opers.
Hill
7
Co._^_™----u..™-- '
&
Union
Dillon,
&
Hallgarten ■&
^
$6,769,234ffi $6 479 661
Securities and Exchange Commission—
$283,245
197,453
Foster
l
5,058,3307
their
2,794
Incorporated
Co.
&
Podesta
Cruttenden,
1960—3 Mos.—1959
sxr£?E?^owa" ?lass Fibcrs Corp., Elizabeth,
With
$57,588
"
offered
calling
Becker
G.
Boettcher and Company™
Julien Collins & Company—™——.7
Crowell, Weedon & Co.—.
7.
359,346
1435.
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
:
559,000 shs.
shares, of which
the principal stockholders
acquired 45,000 at $1 per share in 1956 and
r
$123,500
deficit.™
•' 'V;77-u'r-'.;-7_7''7 ;.•■7;'77.'7./•-,77 Company
Weld & Co. Incorporated—14,707
Bache & Co.—
:——
2,353
7
Outstanding
1,811,170
1,725,508
through
below,
named
underwriters
The
company
White,
vice
by
the
'
•
77'
$2,255,124
—
White, Weld & Co. Inc., severally agreed to purchase
and the selling stockholder, the following respective
number of shares of capital stock:
'
1
.
•
Shares to be purchased
:'7;
7:
7 : V.
From
From Selling
Organized in 1956 by Philip D. Winn, president, and Alfred H. Harris
president
the company is engaged in the sale of merchandise at-
opera-
$282,468
ry.
—
oper.
191, p.
from
UNDERWRITERS
FINANCING
debentures, $250 face value, 30,000 shares of
commission
dinnerware,
1960—3 Mos
$99,654
be
efforts
The
r
$2,412,312
capital stock.
Representative,
from
1,000,000 shs.
—
details follow:
to offer these securities ^for public sale in units (1,200V
consisting of $250 face value of debentures, 25 shares of common
and options to purchase an additional 25 common shares
the
selling
(10
i
,
best
the
RR.—Earnings—
$88,805
expenses"
PRESENT
TO
Our
204,000
Additional financing
Additional Financing Details
—-
shares of this firm's
A.
234,927
for
with the SEC
to be offered
share,
per
Microdot, Inc.
unit. The offering is to be made on a
& Company, for which a $43.75 per unit 7
paid. The underwriter also received fouryear warrants for the purchase of 21,000 shares at
prices ranging from
$5 to $7 per share.
.
.
.
Files
with
on May 3 filed a letter of notification
shares of common stock (par 10 cents);
97,000
without underwriting. 7 7
proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
$3
Lester,
options
3,000
May 2 issue reported the offering on April 29 of
proposed
each
-
Mont.
be offered
1960—Month—1959
revenue.
oper.
at
of 1111 Stout St., Denver, filed a registration state¬
SEC on April 29,
1960, covering $300,000 of 6%
con¬
ten-year
3,000
Micro Metals Corp., Paterson, N. J.—Files With SEC—
/;'7//:77/':-fV;
1960—Month—1959
opers.
Underwood, Neuhaus & ;
Co., Inc.-.
—™_
"
'
.
1324.
p.
The corporation
1774.
the
and
units
Boulder,
letter of notification
a
underwriting.
Period End. March 31—
ry.
6,000
6,000
6,000
Co
Richter
covering
RR.—Earnings-
Income
6,000
—
Co.__„
&
Co.™_™—™-
& Frederking__u_^ 73,000
Schneider, Berriet & Hick- /.
y" man, Inc—„—™" 3,000
Stix & Co
J—
3,000
6,000
Inc.™—™™-
Cook
191,
7" The
Majestic Utilities Corp.—Financing Proposal—
retail
Ra
—V.
7
vertible
be Used for expenses incidental to mining
Lake Superior
-
fr.
oper.
191, p.
Co.__
&
Jones
Co.
Scherck,
This corpoartion,
Inc.,
'™he corporation-on April 26 filed
SEC
cents
Central
rev.
ry.
&
Newhard,
design of several mag¬
high temperature electric
of
;
expenses
Net
D.
Eastman
oper.
—V.
&
Milwaukee Co
The
the
and
control
EFFECT
10c)
revenue.'
short-term
,
Mines,
Loewi
purposes.
GIVING
oper.
Net
the
to be offered at
....
Gold
Fridley
J.
.Authorized
7
(par
stock
the
other
and
Railway
stock,
:
Boettcher &
Edward
7/-
1960—Month—1959
1669.*.
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc. " 6,000
specialize in the design,
electronic equipment
and
■'
in
7' 6,000
components of
transformers
use
Period End. March 31—
Kinney Co., Inc.—Sales Up—
p.
for
Shares
;.„..v
7,500
757,260
working capital.
Period End. Aprj 30—
—V.
industrial
and
•.
...
I. M. Simon & Co.™™
6,000
amplifiers
amplifiers
■„
22,000 7
7,500
very
netic
.•
Shares
Co
&
Gardner___„
weight to replace larger and heavier components of
'777'''7' ,"-7,
reactors
on
for issuance
Securities Corp..
products developed by Sigmadyne,-Inc. and now manufactured
limited scale by the corporation are saturable reactors, mag¬
and
transformers.
The
corporation
has
completed
designs, specifications and tooling for a complete line of saturable '7 7
a
,
of common stock set forth opposite its
"777.'7' 7'77.:.' 7"
7'-"7- :
•
•
/"
Walker
H.
Equitable
The
on
^
of $10,000, including interest,
Instalment due May. 7, 1982.• 7; '
instalments
7
v
-
Reinholdt
after
'
.
was
to engage
magnetic
7.77v:,.'
Nov. 1 to 1969, with
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.__™
'
its incorporation, the corporation acquired all
equipment
and furnishings,
designs
and- specifications,
tradenames,
rights to develop, manufacture and sell magnetic components and elec¬
tronic equipment from Sigmadyne, Inc., a New York corporation which,
though incorporated on Dec. 20, 1956, remained inactive until May 1,
ment
(G. R.)
«
of
Inc.,
in effect at the
rate
company has agreed to sell to each of the
below, * and each of the underwriters for whom
is acting as representative has severally agreed to
named
below:
name
G.
City, N.
prime
the
was
T-443,864 shs.
•.
7
§1,000,000 shs.
the number of shares
purchase,
equipment.
Immediately
$1,618,699
without underwriting.
proceeds
loan
and
Railway
April 25
on
formed
was
sale
and
in size
smaller
Kinetics Corp., Solana Beach, Calif.—Files With SEC—
:
Jersey
^
„
pursuant to Employee Stock
other Stock Participation Plans.; There are no such plans
in existence. -.7.7
;7.7 ' <' • :-77"7
■' '<yX. •»1'7V7:7>77'
Walker & Co.
H.
7"•
incorporated under the
laws of the State of Delaware Nov. 10, 1959.
The sales offices of the 7
corporation will be maintained in New York City, N. Y.
The corpora¬
tion intends to maintain its manufacturing and development work in
leased plant facilities in Port Chester, N. Y.
*
1434.
p.
Co.,
Trust
•
UNDERWRITERS—The
G.
-
Corporation
Electronics,
BUSINESS—Megadyne
CAPITALIZATION
$241,796
-
AGENT—The
*77,!77C7'7'
j'7;•<:'7^7> 7/;'V7\,V '77'*"1
.
annual
in
underwriters
the. company will use
$18,000 for additional manufacturing equipment; $18,000 for additional
research and test equipment; $15,000 for engineering costs,
ultrasonic
cleaning equipment and ultrasensitive analyzer; $18,000 for general
engineering costs; $30,000 for inventory, raw material, products in
process of manufacturing and completed; $25,000 for publicity, instruc¬
tion of salesmen, printing of sales literature, advertising, and initiation
of marketing program;
and $70,200 for working capital.
TRANSFER
loans.
7 in each year, final
Option or
presently
of $215,200,
net proceeds
the
J'
7
%
.
which
5%,
are
§25,000 shares are reserved
.
,
«
rates
ilPayable
May
12^0 dealer's concession
speculation.. There is a
PROCEEDS—Of
through
751.886-
*-46,980,614
April 21 publicly offered 269,000 shares of Megadyne
Electronics, Inc. common stock (par 10c) at $1 per share
the issue.
,
\
,
in annual instalments of $146,000 on
final instalment of $156,000 on Nov. 1, 1970.
on
a
Outstanding
>
,'777 ;777-/,
^Payable
Glenn Arthur Company, Inc.,
on
Muof
Co.
Insurance
(par $3.75)—™-——
stock
time of the
Inc.—Common Stock Offered
of New York City,
Electronics,
Life
stock:*
'Interest
$57,218,342
"
Authorized.
;7/,fr'7*7'*
7
.
note- to.-The
promissory
7, Capital
:
'
•
"
,
7 •
7
••
Newark, N. J. or order-.: 7.7™—-7 $2,200,000 '
1,616,000
t H7% ".promissory note to Marion M.
* 7. 7.7
•" • .7.-.- :•'
• <7 ' and Evelyn F. Hazard of Houston, ;;77-v7v-;
77'7'
77< Texas, secured by vendor's lien on
7
5
7
12-acre
tract of land™
*
*114,692,
110,611
-
■
•
to First
Benefit
tual
1960—3 Mos.—1959
7
!
•
'
;•
$4,374,787 $11,748,065 $10,237,728
1,660,336 '*• 1,896,388
4,354,770
4,055,295
$4,569,643
opers.
1774.
Megadyne
—The
,
$1,259,983
1960—Month—1959
income..
oper.
191, p.
Maine
Net
Net
ry.
1960—3 Mos.—1959
oper.
•|/7';'>i7/7V 7''*"/'77;7 "77,'7i:''I":.''7
/ 7-7 *
-
obligations: 7
payable
7 ~|4,/4%
Company Act
Investment
revenue/ $20,472,238 $20,203,707 $57,851,567
expenses
15,902*595
15,828,920 -46,103,502
oper.
industrial
Period End. March 31—
.
company, through its custodian,
purchases of obligations issued or guaranteed
or
municipal authority in Canada.—V.
Period End. March 31—
Railway
The corporation has called for redemption on May 31, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $2,425,000 of its 3%% bonds, due Jan. 1,
1976 at 100%.—V. 191, p. 1434.
Railway
\
'
•-
„
investment
Canada
Federal, provincial
974.
•' -7v- v 7/7
any
netic
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
7
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO
National,-7'7'-:;7"\'~7' "v:- v
Bank in St. Louis——---—.7,77 7';7;.'*'.7
7; $1,900,000
Long-term obligations: >
.7 ,77 7 ./r.',' 7.'■7;",7't7
Ltd.—Receives Order >
the
under
order
an
"
'
*
to building costing $370,000, additional
and plant equipment costing $80,000.
addition
an
costing $620,000,
Common
(formerly
4.93%
Louis,
CAPITALIZATION
♦Notes
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Earnings—
100%
at
I
1567.
p.
issued
Red'n—
corporation has called for redemption on May 31, next,
operation
4(4%)
191,
remodeling costing $60,000, additional
and plant equipment costing $120,000.
building
Texas,
7,77 7.7'
.
outstanding shares, Frances J. Deeb, secretary-treasurer owns
and management officials as a group 23,416 shares.—
p.
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.—Partial
w
and
\
.
shares
188,
95,338
as
$.3125 per share.
The
*348,044
has
statement with the SEC on April 29, 1900. covering
of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $2.50
registration
a
$293,346
income..
SEC
Net
Port Washington, New York, filed
18 Beechwood Ave.,
Inc.,
Itemco,
«,
$1,253,818
"
*394,254
$682,839
oper
The
corporation
Itemco, Inc.—Registers Common—
$1,513,693
*346,011
//,
$16,186,788
14,932,970
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Canada,
Net
;
St.
inventory
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$6,078,436," $5,793,764 $17,365,495
5,785,090
5,110,925 15,851,802
revenue
'Deficit.—V.
-
190,
(formerly Saint John Sulphite Ltd.) has called for
redemption on June 1, next, through operation of the sinking fund,
$195,000 of its first 4%
series A bonds, due Dec. 1, 1966 at 101%.
Payment will be made at any branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia in
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, or Prince Edward Island, or at the said
bank in Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg or Vancouver.—V. 190, p. 360.
The
At
RR.—Earnings—
to consummate in
Redemption—
Irving Pulp & Paper Ltd.—Partial
.
Dallas,
At
fr. ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
by
-
,
inventory costing $150,000,
expenses
oper.
the
from
proceeds
net
expanding its product coverage, particularly In the carbon steel industry.
It is presently estimated that the amounts to be expended for expansion of facilities and inventories will be as follows:
Short-term
"'•/'Net
Stock¬
The A shares were offered publicly in
May 5 at 110.5 Swedish crowns, ex-dividend, per share.
on
^
1,277,562
1960—Month—1959
Mo.
sale of the common stock
offered together with other available corporate funds will be used for
the expansion of warehouse facilities at St. Louis and Dallas and for
other corporate purposes'including the financing of ,-additional inven¬
tories.
The company is contemplating entering new market areas and
$612,164
337,994
oper.
Railway
by
understood that
$1,697,813
154,980
Period End. Mar. 31—
Loeb & Co.; New York; Stockholms Enskilda Bank, Stock¬
holm; and S. G. Warburg & Co. Limited, London, have placed 1,083,259
shares of Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson, Sweden, previously owned
holm
$479,398
109,761
Boulevard In St. Louis County,
Page
8800
PROCEEDS—The
1774.
Long Island
Sells
Kuhn,
exchanges in
$558,474
at
located
7
7/7 7'.77
>
LME Interest—
opers.
ry.
oper.
191, p.
Distribution Is eifected from
strategically located in a general
cities
nine
in
territory which includes the metropolitan St. Louis area and the states
south and southwest of that area.
Its principal executive offices are
companies.—V. 187,
-7v7/yf
■
of various metal products, including
nickel and nickel alloys, copper
steel,
certain industrial products.
operated
warehouses
shares of Lehigh
the acquisition of
deficit—
■
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
Telegraph Corp.
&
Net
Net
*70,156
1917, as American Tinsel Co.: Its
1917.
The company Is primarily
ing and distribution to industry
aluminum, carbon and stainless
1960—Month—1959
1960—3 Mos —1959
$4,856,179
$4,993,792 $14,328,325 $13,780,251
4,297,705
4,514,394 12,630,512
13,168,087
revenue.
Railway
$270,231
10,
RR.—Earnings-
Valley
Railway
$2,470,949
2,200,718
expenses
oper.
ry.
$901,944
758,465
9,
Dec.
and brass and
other
of
; ■;:/7//
.
Period End. March 31—
<
$802,362
670,940
revenue.
oper.
' "7"v.7...-
Lehigh
1960—3 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
stock
including
properties
2491.
p.
Jan.
on
and 1,331,200 shares
statement also includes 1,767,911
which may be issued from time to time in
additional
RR.—Earnings-
Illinois Terminal
Period End. March 31—
on
incorporated under Missouri law
present name was adopted
engaged in the warehous¬
Goods Corp. was
BUSINESS—Metal
outstanding at
England Industries, Inc., of New York,
new
registration
common
191, p. 1773.
The
shares of series A preferred (37%)
(29%.) of outstanding Lehigh stock.
common
The
$4,647,579 $11,825,889 $11,248,484
1,602,393
2,808,393
3,479,269
$4,648,075
1,356,156
opers.
ry.
oper.
of
Lehigh.
of
A,
100,550
owns
$65,684,923
54,436,439
revenue.
converted
be
series
1960—3 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
$22,970,819 $23,099,511 $65,608,943
expenses
18,322,744
18,451,932 53,783,054
oper.
to be
merger is
(other than the 195,365.5 shares owned by Lehigh)
into one share of $1.50 cum. conv. preferred stock,
date of merger
will
RR.—Earnings—
Illinois Central
Period End. March 31—
Lehigh.
Lehigh now owns 99.7% of the stock of Lehval. The
in May 1960; and each share of Lehval
consummated
the
Railway
cession
Inc.,
Industries,
Lehval
preferred stock and common stock of
-
,
$15 per share to quick oversubscription. Dealer's con¬
was 75 cents (re-allowance 25 cents).
TRANSFER AGENT—St. Louis Union Trust Co., St. Louis, Mo.
REGISTRAR—First National Bank In St. Louis, St. Louis, Mo.
at
exercise price of $4 per share.
agreement of merger be¬
to holders of the present
initial
an
be issued under an
to
are
and
Lehigh
tween
at
warrants
such
warrants
The said
of class A stock,
shares
108
of
ercise
who will sell all of his holdings of 168,and Fay Gurrentz, his wife, who will sell
all of her holdings of 31, 982 shares of class A stock. They will continue
to hold 288,234
(41%) and 54,491 (7.8%) shares of class B stock re¬
spectively. The class B stock is convertible share for share into class
stockholders include Gurrentz,
on
"opening
-
said
of
the
five
bowling center
new
will
theaters
nad
its
investment in u
Funds over and auuv,
equity
approximate 4950,000,
Number 5949
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(1987)
stock sale
the
from
nvided
expected
are
those
^deferred purchase or other
CaLition to various indebtedness,
to
from
come
treas:
aW?,-
Q.yiith
phi p
and
sha/oeR
and
*
71
largest
The
nies.
number
of
shares
will
be
sold
Period End. Mar. 30—
Operating
Operating
Net
oper.
income
after charges
Net
by
—V.
President, and Marian J. Smith, who will sell 33,550
33 000
shares, respectively. They will continue to hold
43,520 shares, including 53,486 and 18,146 shares, re-
i
•i
This
$165,489
62,176
$271,296
87,839
$489,867
33,028
fr. ry. opers.
income—
mco:
1775.
191, P.
;V
of
with
02
oner
revenue.'
Railway
oper.
expenses
189,926
income—
oper.
ry.
—V. 191,
4,435,606
Components Corp.—Appointments—
Missile
,
of
,
Railway
oper.
Net
—V.
opers.
$1,174,818
352,963
404,380
oper.
191, p.
Net
Net
expenses
oper.
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
10,724,267
The
$3,830,846
955,518 ;y 1,088,439
picture
will
be
4,138,166
4,279,651
$670,742
110,976
45,222
of
owns
He
$651,763
214,847
S.
Net
5th
St.,
the
Net
revenue
$658,024
$355,591
315,032
281,907
$1,786,107
891,553
$342,992
$73,684
$894,554
ry.
ry.
—V. 191, p.
opers.
income—
oper.
206,460
*^,245
$14,042
a
*201,140
Sept.
Baltimore, Md.
Files
With
SEC
covering
offered
at
April
150,000
$2
filed
22
shares
share
per
of
a
letter
of
stock
common
proceeds
to
are
10
(par
cents)
to
used
pay
outstanding
an
note,
be
Inc.,
'■ '
.
This St.
issued
V.
29,
covering
to
pursuant
191,
filed
company
1960,
the
be
company's
Second
stock,
common
Employes'
Stock
to
be
corporation, of
registration
of
100
statement
debentures,
Plan.—
1980
Tenth
West
with
series,
the
to
SEC
offered
be
Wilmington,
Street,
May
on
for
5
Del., filed
covering $50,000,000
sale
public
through
an
underwriting group headed by Lehman Brothers. The interest rate,
public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment.
The
All
outstanding
of
organized under Delaware law on Feb.
stock (250,000 shares of common stock)
of
prospectus,
&
May
Co.,
Inc.,
Its
deferred
at
1960.
is owned
("Wards") representing an invest¬
present principal business activity is
the
payment accounts of Wards. According to the
Ward
$25,000,000.
financing
15,
2,
1960,
the
had
company
lines
of
credit
used
the
aggregating
$40,800,000,
outstanding at May 2,; 1960,
at 5% per annum.
Also
was $18,336,000 principal amount of
commercial paper with
stated maturity dates varying from 12 to 269
uays
from date of
issue
and
bearing interest at rates averaging
approximately
added
rne
to
4%.
Net proceeds of the sale of the debentures will be
funds of the company and will be available for
deferred payment accounts from Wards.
of
directors
ncer
and
interest
bearing
general
prospectus lists
"her
P.
the
purchase
The
are
one
C.
J.
also
Kushell,
officers
officer-director
lo68..
Jr.,
and
as
purchase
director's
of
officers
also
are
of
Wards.—V.
191,
to
the
is
years
the
was
for cash,
1
'
Manufacturing
Co.,
The
SEO
class
B
company
common
in
The
general
a
company
to
are
be
research
used
at
of
233
organized
development
and
the
K
SEC
Sts.,
on
Dayton,
April
29
by
corporate
Ohio,
1960,
Net
Net
to
the
general funds
increased
general
shares
business
various
of
the
of
are
the
the
stock.—V.
191,
p.
business
\y.
has
Electronic
corporation
offered
at
on
150,000
outstanding
1220.
$2
April
share,
per
The proceeds
are
of
a
letter
of
stock
common
without
be
to
Corp., New York, N.
Exchange Commission—
filed
29
personal
other
Period End. April 30—
—V.
191,
1671.
p.
Period End. March 31—
,
revenue-
$920,807
oper.
expenses
780,061
and
has
two
Net
ry.
—V.
to
be
both
the
sales
has
Chicago
been in busi-
and
1959
.1. Ac^uislt;ion
jSi fn to serve
added.—V.
190,
said
were
to
fr.
oper.
face
$8,221,643 $24,836,088 $23,495,491
5,145,394
15,747,491
14,626,817
.
acquisition,
Some
Offering-
Pike,
May
holding,
101.5
opers.
$140,746
income—
89,651
ry.
New
York
Central
land,
offering
will
of
the
made
on
An
affiliate
of
issuing company which
financing.
All
best
a
efforts
all
Securities, Inc., which will receive
certificate.
per
be
of
Moss,
the
its
the
is
commission
a
revenue.
62,058,010
$865,251
799,983
$2,459,241
2,282,281
$2,671,479
$65,268
21,559
$176,960
$342,707
70,060
146,145
sites
within
oper.
expenses
50,567,194
fr.
ry.
oper.
191, p.
11,490,816
opers.
income
3,239,270
be
President.
$1,210,832.94.
T
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. March 31—
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
revenue-
oper.
expenses
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
ry.
opers.
$2,304,323
income—
oper.
191,
1960—Month—1959
1960—3 Mos.—1959>
$14,901,086 $14,588,958 $40,847,727 $40,978,903
12,596,763
12,191,184
36,233,540
35,359,723
927,305
$2,397,774
1,156,922
$4,614,187
$5,619,180
2,081,574
839,614
1568.
p.
Northwest Natural Gas Co., Portland, Ore.—Files
With
Securities and Exchange Commission—1
.j
The company on April 26 filed a letter of
notification with the SEC
covering 14,928 shares of common stock (par $9.50) the
aggregate price
of which is not to exceed
$300,000, to be offered at 92% of the pub¬
lished bid price on the
day of purchase to employees pursuant to an
Employee Stock Purchase Plan.
No underwriting Is involved.
proceeds
to be used for working
are
Northwestern
Railway
Railway
oper.
revenue-
oper.
expenses
fr.
rev.
ry.
capital.—V.
191,
p.
607.
Pacific RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
$1,090,037
$1,329,467
600,462
670,165
$489,575
Materials
&
1,982,799
$1,036,564
32,225
182,388
oper.
income
191, p. 1437.
ry.
$3,281,987
1,863,257
$659,302
23,098
opers.
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$2,899,821
$1,299,188
281,221
Equipment Corp.
—
Additional
Financing Details—Our issue of May 2 reported the of¬
fering on April 20 of a total of 45,800 of this Apollo, Pa.,
to
the
to
2,328,772
stock. Additional financing details follow:
common
underwriters named below
severally agreed
purchase, and the company has agreed to sell to them, severally,
following respective numbers of shares of the common stock offered
the public:
'
-
Shares
Moore, Leonard & Lynch— 10,820
Butcher & Sherrerd
Johnston,
Lemon
Oxford
$
62,073,847 176,931,174 172,641,627
49,657,555 146,746,803 147,451,576
12,416,292
4,536,943
of $75
underwriter
the
Northern Pacific
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$
by
UNDERWRITERS—The
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$
oper.
basis
none
In connection with its
plan to sell or
Industrial Park,
the company plans that all
active sales work will be done
through an affiliated company, Washington-Rockville Industrial Park,
Inc., the controlling interest of which
will be held by Moss.
Obligations to be repaid from the proceeds of
this financing aggregate
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
known
holds a $450,000 note
paid from the proceeds of this
stock of the company is owned by
to
outstanding
or
&
McDonnell
5,000
Co
Co._
Morris
5,000
A.
4,000
&
McKelvy &
Reed, Lear
E.
Co., Inc
Cohon
&
Co.
Masten
&
4,000
3,000
Co
3,000
3,000
Co
&
Co._
3,000
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. March 31—
covering
improvement
of
acres
Rockville,
3
value.
The
Investor Service
Lestrange &
—V. 191, p. 1882.
30,184,371
25,190,051
6,500,085
3,705,431
1437.
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Offering & Secondary
This company,
statement
common
with
of 151 Spring St., N. W., Atlanta, filed a registration
on May
3 covering 240,000 shares of class A
the SEC
of "which
stock,
160,000 shares are now outstanding and are
to be offered for public sale
by the present holders thereof and the
remaining 80,000 shares will be offered by the issuing company. The
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment.
W. C. Langley & Co. and Courts & Co. head the list of
,
New York Connecting
Period End. March 31— "
and drums to the automotive
be
1960—Month—1959
The
1960—3 Mos.—1959
oper.
revenue.
$379,175
$388,755
$1,022,302
oper.
expenses
211,939
143,396
569,334
486,267
$167,236
$245,359
$452,968
$550,002
41,717
132,892
102,884
254,684
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
oper.
ry.
opers.
income
-
New York, New Haveh & Hartford
Railway
oper.
revenue.
Railway
oper.
expenses
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
191,
fr.
oper.
p.
$1,036,269
1437.
Period End. March 31—
Net
housing market,"
fr.
191, p.
this part of the low
cost
RR.—Earnings—
Railway
equal to 12% of all new
of the Foreman Co. places Motor Wheel in
p.
$8,826,809
opers.
income..5,582,203
Washington-Rockville Industrial Park in
Montgomery County, Md.',
owned by the company, constitute its
principal asset. The cer?
tificates being offered represent a first
mortgage loan to the company
for the primary
purpose of refinancing existing
loans, so as to permit
orderly development and sale or leasing of the Industrial
Park prop¬
erty.
The certificates will be offered at a discount
of
17.18% from
Nuclear
Railway
area.
heaters, furnaces, air conditioners, wheels,
company's major industrial volume comes from
in
ry.
1437.
p.
Arthurs,
—V.
® and sale of wheels- hubs
industry.
fr.
oper.
underwriters.
of Foreman materially will increase Motor Wheel's volume
home field and extend the company's operations into
LMr" Cotes explained. Motor Wheel Is a leading manuThe
oper.
now
Net
said.
in
'
—
1960—Month—1959
1960—3 Mos.—1959 *
$21,675,026 $21,582,673 $62,644,155
$62,556,148
expenses^ 12,848,217
13,361,030
37,808,067
39,060,657
revenue.
company is engaged in the
sale of industrial real estate.
Net
191, p. 1437.
—V.
plants,
Ry.—Earnings
21,258
Shares
Net rev.
M• F• Cotes- Motor Wheel President»
a maJ°r supplier of undercarriages for mobile homes. It
of utility trailers
?ms'
«
cents)
the
1960—4 Mos.—1959
I960—Month—1959
oper.
rev.
Cotes
income..
oper.
191,
firm's
Railway
Railway
$256,009
59,407
$198,291
35,321
1776.
p.
Period End. March 31—
with
$4,745,620 $20,318,342 $18,041,995
New Orleans & Northeastern
$144,294
.as
Y.—
general corporate purposes.
1960—Month—1959
$6,685,070
ry.
i m°bile home
niflm.f
five
2,033,208
$77,060
?
1,910,595
22,846
opers.
$2,289,217
707,645
.The
.
underwriting.
used for
Sales
Net
personnel will be
retained.
iacturor
hubs Hon
notification
(par
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$2,108,886
621,579
Washington Land Co., Inc., 1160 Rockville
Md., filed a registration statement with the SEC on
$1,600,000 of first mortgage participation certificates.
Neisner Brothers Inc.—Sales
Higher—
Net
Mr.
fr. .ry.
rev.
The
Tube
shares
I960—Month—1959
$698,639
$851,939
North Washington Land
Co., Inc.-—Files for
of
will
According to
primarily
company's
;
Ry.—Earnings—
North
will
amount
balance
required
company
29,263,199
filed
debentures
in
field.
indebtedness
common
funds
expansion
machine
the
34,790,591
31,097,267
expenses
oper.
ry.
—V.
covering
amendment.
purposes and the
of the company.
36,644,741
9,759,116
Norfolk & Western
lease
general
Co.—Registers Debentures—
Main
11,539,194
138'()00
,
was
and
for
12,281,549
revenue.
191,
Railway
Railway
.
fund debentures, due June 1, 1985, to be of¬
through underwriters headed by Dillon, Read
rate, offering price and
underwriting terms
sale
electronic
covering
a
the business will be operated as a Motor Wheel
Present management of Foreman.
Donald Richards,
P&rtner, will become the division's operating head. All
in^thA
"bettpr
Mr. CnfPc
s
Colorado.
$
e
i
a
outstanding
interest
increase
addition,
Railway
Railway
DiUi ™es .^aid
the
selling
incorporated
under
the
laws
principal offices are located at
It
Files With Securities and
He and three
Wards, and one
'
cust°m built boat trailers, a complete line
uk and airline cargo trailers. The firm
ii
4b
Board
the
was
with
-.
al^°mll}an
nen
and
and
and is
Offered—This
:
announcyedOWned Chicag0 hrm>
caiinrt
President
stock
the
Net proceeds
of
the
sale of
part to
repay
current
bank
loans
incurred for working capital
7,956,515
President.
Motor Wheel
Corp.—Acquisition—
mw°ir Wheel Corp. has purchased Foreman
The
Stock
prospectus, the
financing the projected
In
with
banking institutions aggregating
$105,500,000. At that date there were
outstanding against these lines of credit short-term bank loans in
amounts
stock
30
281585,190
10,557,990
oper.
ry.
—V.
was
Montgomery
ment
B
air of
A
31,243,000
31,949,341
Period End. March 31—
-
which
,
company
its
by
rnd class
hold
class
9,871,000
9,543,721
1437.
oper.
rev.
1881.
p.
Montgomery Ward Credit Corp.—Registers Debentures
This
of
in
National
a
shares
products.
used
for
Stock Plan—
of
Net
—V.
wholly-owned
developing machine
Saul-Jeffee,
A
Register
sinking
supplied
$5,000,000
be
shares
of
public
Inc. The
registration statement with the SEC
a
450,000
1959.
located
for
to
into
Louis
April
37,500
to
Inc.
statement
be
/>
purchase
f
on
color
new
stock.
class
Junction,
engaging
Cash
machine
equipment and for working capital.
Monsanto Chemical Co.—Files
Net
.
film
company and its subsidiaries are
engaged in the production,
and servicing of business
machines, including cash regis¬
ters, accounting and
bookkeeping machines, adding machines and elec¬
tronic data
processing systems, together with supplies for use in its
the
to
through American Diversified Securities,
be
Among its
152,565'oi8
income—.
Norfolk Southern
distribution
with
.
The
film.
160,439,954
Period End. March 31—
Railway
Railway
$
246 078 799
52,452,292
10,441,000
10,563,134
taxes.
charges
p.
*
260,277,036
55,375,492
The
notification
Washington, D. C.
of land
B
the
17,
of
company,
Co.,
are
^Securities and Exchange Commission—
on
191,
George J.
registration
fered
corporation
a
continue
Napex,
—
Grand
$40,000,000
1775.
Monowall Homes, Inc.,
after
black
share) without underwriting.
National
1,074,494
498,701
Net
$
83,406,207
—
taxes
oper.
—V.
will
$1,088,536
&
The
of
will
purpose
This
fr.
rev.
for
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
purposes.—V. 190, p. 2713.
1960—3 Mos.—1959
expenses
oper.
oper.
television
outstanding
class
all
business.
1960—Month—1959
income
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$
88,661,175
expenses
oper.
Net
out¬
are
■
BUSINESS
Colorado on
for
Period End. Mar. 31—
Other
offered
35mm
March 18 publicly offered
275,000 shares of
stock at par ($1 per
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings-
Railway
and
Napex, Inc.—Common
$4,931,414
$294,475
be
television
and
Color
used
has
shares
Chairman;
191, p. 1437.
Railway
complete motion picture and
a
developing and printing 16mm
Movielab
company
1960—Month—1959
revenues
100,000
offering
on
$4,808,908
31,865
income—
to
Federal
regis¬
a
repair work necessary to maintain
motion picture laboratory
equipment, and adapts and
equipment. Net proceeds to the
company from its sale
new
Stockholder.
»1960—3 Mos.—1959
$1,760,339
1,465,864
$235,165
opers.--
ry.
oper.
operates
are
stock
212,000
$3,415,177
1960—Month—1959
$1,665,499
1,430,334
shares
company
and
37,500 shares which
offered by the holder thereof. The
StOCk.
revenue
oper.
Railway
new
RR.—Earnings—
Monon
62,500
the
be
'
Period End. March 31—
Railway
10,369,771
$1,303,818
income—
1437.
fr. ry.
rev
ry.
including
will
peihrav
Net
Street, New York, filed
May 4, 1960, covering
on
cost
approximately $50,000; $50,000 will be used for additional
electronic control centers for film
printing machines, designed by the
company and operated by punch tape;
$100,000 for leasehold improve¬
ments, and the balance to be added to
working capital.
-'
March 31— "<■ 1960—Month—1959
1960—3 Mos.—1959
oner,
revenue$4,738,034
$5,194,949 $13,784,948 $14,555,113
3,891,131
54th
SEC
stock,
a. group
motion
company's
redesigns
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings-
3,563,216
company
white
the
191,
period End.
expenses
West
the
and
r
and registrar of the common stock of the corporation—V.
1881.
>
Operating
Operating
Corp. which engages in the developing
printing of color film for the motion picture and
television indus¬
tries; Movielab Theatre
Service, engaged in the rental of
cutting and
editing rooms, film and tape storage
vaults, and a theatre for the
viewing of films; and Laboratory
Equipment & Maintenance Corp.,
recently incorporated under New York
law, which operates a machine
shop and performs maintenance and
$769,272
273,160
agent
Pr
and
Commercial Bank of North America has been appointed transfer
The
by
will
processing laboratory,
'■
.•
619
common
through
subsidiaries
$747,819
159,521
112,315
/;•; "
The
$5,204,878
4,329,271
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
.
$5,077,090
$287,195
1670.
P-
1960—3 Mos.—1959
1,491,226;
r
$250,103
60,025
fr. ry. opers.
Net rev.
Net
1,506,152
sale
and
made
A
1960—16 Wks.—1959
62,335,555 256,405,372
248,051,592
191, p. 1115.
New York
of undcwriters headed by
Granbery, Marache
& Co. The
offering price and underwriting terms will be
supplied by
amendment. The
company Las sold to Granbery, Marache & Co. at
a
price- of io cents per
share, options- expiring June 15, 1965, for
the pxirchase of
10,000 shares of class A stock at a
price equivalent
to the public
offering price, of the new shares in
registration, 5,000
will be reserved
initially for an offering to employees, and the under¬
writers have waived their
commission on these shares. '
,s;
>
C
1960—Month—1959
; $1,756,255
$1,778,421
Mar. 31—
class
public
be
659,575
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
Pprind End.
—V.
\
-1959
$
64,029,316
$
statement
of
standing
$1,149,442
oper.
ry
!?V.
$940,373
669,077
1960—4 Wks,
Sales
$3,636,156 $12,440,719 $10,753,147
3,280,953
10,673,347
9,667,887
3,538,310
corporation,
shares
for
$411,166
245,677
228,826
.
Period End. April 23—
Movielab Film Laboratories,
Inc.—Registers With SEC
i
$96,127
oper'expenses.,
Net rev.
Net
$324j953
rcvcnUG-1
nnpr
ir
$4,135,417
_
191, p. 1670.
tration
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Ry.—Earnings
Month—1959
1960—3 Mos.—1959
Period End. M'arch 311960-Month-1959
1960-3 Mn,-1
Railway
National Tea Co.- -Sales
Up—
1960—3 Mos.—1959
__
received in the exchange offer.
ctively
1960—Month—1959
revenues
$25,673,589 $23,505,327 $75,491,515 $68,220,354
expenses
15,739,845
14,451,161
45,407,968
41,527,556
Federal income taxes
3,483,601
3,411,751
10,670,701
9,962,344
Other
operating taxes__
2,314,726
2,006,259
6,972,127
5,977,307
.
shares 101
Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—Earnings
form of long-term
debt,
the company has outstanding
In,ort chares of common stock. An additional 188,930 shares will
614,4
in exchange for the stock Interests in the additional
theaters
be issu
pnnired
The
principal stockholders of the companies now
t0
these
theaters are Philip Smith, Marian J. Smith, Richard
°
uh
Nancy J. Lurie and Morris J- Lurie wh0 are receiving these
A.
smllf 'r investment. The selling stockholders include six individuals
un
7
ry.
1960—Month—1959
RR.—Earnings—
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$12,160,432 $12,738,535 $34,853,651 $35,938,840
10,747,497
10,510,422
30,863,836
30,856,130
$1,412,935
1,290,988
opers.
deficit—
$2,228,113
92,510
$3,989,815
3,688,168
$5,082,710
1,926,124
1437.
1837.
company
and its subsidiaries manufacture and
sell
popular
wearing apparel for men, women and boys. It was organized
on
April 27, 1960, and will succeed by acquisition of stock or assets
to the business of a group of affiliated
companies previously engaged
in the conduct of such business.
In addition to certain indebtedness,
it has outstanding 180,000 class A and
540,000 class B common shares.
priced
Of the net proceeds of the
company's sale of the additional 80,000
class A shares, $150,000 will be used for the purchase of additional
machinery and equipment to be installed in certain new manufacturing
plant facilities, construction of which has been completed. The balance
of
the
The
Lanier
dent.
and
proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes.
prospectus lists Sartain Lanier
as
President,
Officers
and
and John
directors
P.
as
274,347 shares of class B
a
as
Hunter,
group
stock,
or
Board
Jr.,
own
50.8%
Chairman,
Thomas H.
as Executive Vice-Presi¬
91,449 shares of class A
of
each
class.
Members
of their families own additional stock.
The prospectus also lists 20
selling stockholders, all but three of whom are selling all their class A
shares.
Sellers of the largest blocks are Sartain Lanier, 21,416 shares;
Thomas H. Lanier, 20,322; J. Hicks Lanier, 21,606; Champion Garment
Co., 15,850; and Vidalia Garment Co., 19,471.
.
wSUnt
«ak<* Mining
mpi-
T[|J Per
billing
Milling
Co.,
Maple
Falls,
Witli SEC—
Th
c°verlno°X£y
at $10
New
&
un AprI1 26 flled
Railway
a
letter of notification
cl
shares °f class B common
share, without underwriting.
^peratlonY6 t0
York, Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
be US6d f°r
stock
(no par)
with
the
SEC
oper.
revenue.
Railway
oper.
expenses
•
$359,129
309,066
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$375,881
$1,034,389
306,354
892,275
$1,025,733
917,260
to be offered
P. G.
Engineering Ltd.—New Venture—
Formation
been
of
announced
Parsons
as
neers-constructors
Net
Net
expenses incidental to mining and
1960—Month—1959
Period End. March 31—
rev
ry.
fr.
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
ry.
opers.
income—
191, p.
1776.
$50,063
*23,738
$69,527
$142,114
$108,473
3,408
*87,095
*86,459
a
of
Powergas, with headquarters in London, has
Joint enterprise by Ralph M. Parsons Co., engi¬
Los Angeles and P. G. Engineering Limited,
a
member of The Power-Gas Group,
founded in 1901.
oetrochemical
and
an organization of British companies
Complete engineering and construction of petroleum,
related plants will be performed by Parsons Power-
initially;
'
Commonwealth.
concentrated in the British
activities will be
,
appoint three men to a committee which will
direct the new enterprise.
Parsons has named Nice-Presidents Harry
Broom and
Robert V. Peaslee and Ahmet Neyzi, European Operations
Manager, to the committee.
R. W. Rutherford, Managing Director ot
Engineering has been appointed to the Committee and names or
the other two members will be
announced in the near future. Mr,
peaslee will serve as General Manager of Parsons Powergas • Facilities of the world-wide chain of offices maintained by Parsons
and P. G. Engineering are available to the new organization.
G.
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
Electric
Pacific
oper.
Railway
oper.
expenses
Net
Net
fr.
rev.
191,
•Deficit.—V.
*$829,296
$420326
.
income
oper.
ry
opers.
ry.
.
<
1438.
p.
,
,
,
_
:
The
agent
191,
I960.—V.
1,
1776.
p.
corporation
This
of its
shares
-
105,785
payable
April 22 publicly offered
on
stock (par $25) at par,
of Israel bonds, or both.
far
PROCEEDS—So
is
as
the
known,
Outstanding
&,
..
191~
V.
1116"
p-
Erie RR.—Earnings—
Pittsburgh & Lake
Period End. March 31—4
Railway
oper.
revenue-
Railway
oper.
expeiises
?■*
located at 150—26th Avenue S.E., Min¬
Minn,'
l'--'
'■'/
■
Authorized
■
including current ma-
"Long-term debt,
«
stock:
'
Common stock ($1
vt
par)-——,—™
shares reserved for issuance upon conversioh
anld 6,000 shares reserved for issuance upon 'exerpise
optioh. " '
\
S 4 4
'
190,810
stock
A
#
*800,000 shs.
'< 260.875 shs;
1300,600 shs.., §190,810 shs!
par)————
($1
stock
A
.#Includes
class
• „
- -
.
Class
Net
Net
each which become convertible
JDivided into 5 series of 60,000 shares
option.
-
,
1
r
*
»
UNDERWRITERS
named
underwriter
Each
—
opers.
$691,186
$599,173
p.
982,396
3,314,270
''''
below
has
severally
.'agreed to purchase, and the company and the selling stockholders have
agreed to sell the numbers of shares of common stock of the company
set'forth below opposite the name of such underwriter;
1
.
$716,481
$2,076,152
1,109,208
ry.
oper.
191,
.
^X':"
^Divided into 5 series of 38,162 shares each.
-
income—
1438.
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
of
,.lnto. common stock at different dates/ Includes 6,000 shares (1,200 of
each series) reserved for issuance upon exercise of-an outstanding stock
Shares to be purchased
From f'L From
-
proximately as follows:
of
outstanding stock
an
1960—Month—1959
1960—3 Mos,—1959 .
$3,540,4371: $3,445,137 $10,325,553 $8,821,3015
2.849,251
2,845,964. 8,249,4018,104,82d
'
' Outstanding
:
' " $931,926
$1,265,537
turities
■Capital
4.
v,,.ri.
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
■
of this issue (including proceeds received from redemption
of State of Israel bonds accepted by the registrant in payment of
shares offered) in the ordinary course of its business.
The estimated
net proceeds of
the issue will be $2,512,393.75 after commissions but
before deduction of the estimated expenses of $80,000.
Redemption of
State of Israel bonds is to be made in Israel currency at the official
rate of exchange in effect on the redemption date.
?• ' 1
4
The board of directors now envisages
the use of the proceeds ap¬
proceeds
Co;- was- incorporated under Minnesota
principal executive offices are
Milwaukee (The) Co.-aw-*;. .5,000
Stein Bros. & Boyce—5,000
7,500
ro
"
.
incorporated
neapolis; 14,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood 7,500
Putnam & Co..
,;t.7,500
Singer, Deane & Scribner—•? 7,500
Van Alstyne Noel & Co..— -,7i[500
Courts & Co—^
5,000
A, G, Edwards & Son*.,"^; 5,000
_
_
D~~ik~Bonbright
Geo.
•
intends to use the
company
&
Hut ton
E
W
•,
common
either in cash, State
-
.-4£
37,000
_
Co.12,000
& Co
__
12,000
Johnston Lemon & Co.~„ 12.000
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day12,000
Victor, -Common,
Dann &
Co
10,000
Drexel
Corp.—Common Stock Offered—
Economic
Palestine
Co
&
Dnnlittle
'
'
•
•
.>.>
<• Shares
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co. v 7,500
Hayden, Miller & Co,...- 7,500
Loewi & Co., -Inc.
7,500
Shares
;4
Telegraph Co.—Paying Agent— :
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co. has been appointed paying
for the company's $72,000,000 5*.«% 33-year debentures of Feb.
Pacific Telephone &
;
Minneapolis-
Cotswold Fibres, Inc.; a wholly-owned subsidi¬
under Georgia law, was acquired in July, 1959.
The company- is engaged primarily in the business of manufacturing
and printing a broad line of flexible packaging "materials for use by
the general manufacturing industry, the military and householders, for
'wrapping or packaging foods, industrial products and military hardware
The company has plants in Minnesota, New Jersey and Georgia,
its
1.000,000 shs. « 648.000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The selling stockholders have severally agreed-to
sell and eich of the underwriters" named below, fbr'tvhom Doblittle &
Co. is acting as representative, has severally agreed tOt purchase, the
respective number of shares of common stock set forth below. ^
*
of
,
Bank of Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Minn.
Rap-In-Wax
BUSINESS—The
ary
blends appioxi-
* Authorized"
"
.
,
law, on March 26. 1926.
FEBRUARY 15, 1960
.
.
Minn.
REGISTRAR—First National
-
National* Bank
AGENT—Northwestern
TRANSFEh
($2 par)————
stock
Common
55,371
:
-
•
•
•
S3.454.786
2,^-5,490
capital.
working
Minneapolis,
■
CAPITALIZATION AS OF
1959
$3,231,544
„ 2,461,865
jT$392,519tv^>';$?69,87^
31,202
100,255
*169,247
revenue-
shares of common
unissued
to
company's gross revenue receiptSiProt^cUve
and allied compositions account for approxi¬
approximately 26% and solvent
mately 64%, adhesives
mately 10%.
44<V'
'<
•
3 Mos.
1960
1960—Month—1959
$1,239,148 $1,288,791 >
818.822
896.272.
Period End. March 31—
.
Railway
.1
the sale of 70,000 authorized but
stock offered by the company will be added
W *>, "
•' V
V
■'
1
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds from
,
Of the
blends.
and solvent
coatings, such as lacquers
company's account and 37,920
certaip selling stockholders.
for the
sold
be
for the saccopnt, of,
shares
the company.
hp.funcls will accrue to
to
were
stockholders,and
:'■[$» j»uVu.^
'•
BUSINESS—Pierce & Stevens Chemical Corp. originated in 188,4 as
"Pierce & Stevens,"
a
partnership of Henry -J. Pierce and Edgar B
Stevens.
On June 7, 1917 it was incorporated under the *awsO70f
State of New York as "Pierce & Stevens, Inc..
and or> Dec. 27,. luoa
Its name was changed to "Pierce & Stevens Chemical Corp.
Togethe
with its two wholly-owned
subsidiaries. Cataract Chemical Co., Inc.,
and Pierce & Stevens
Canada, Ltd., the company is engaged m the
formulation, manufacture and sale of protective coatings. adhesiyes
to selling
will go
proceeds
net
PROCEEDS—The
experience of the parent
combined resources and
firms will each
two
The
.-Monday, May,-9., 1960
.
.
(1988)
backed by the
gas,
Chronicle
Commercial and, Financial
The
8
2,482,495
"
'
'
Selling
Company
,4
;
f
:
r'
'
"
Witter
Dean
Co.—
&
—
Stockholders
24,598 "
—
•
13,322
-
'
the
in
Participation
(a)
development of Israel industry—
-My},;:: -'/"
suburban areas and erection of resi¬
.
c
.
buildings—$800,000.
(c) Banking
and credit—$200,000.
.
(d) Eilat-Haifa Oil Pipeline—$775,000.
(e) Balance for working capital and general corporate purposes.
}
Out of the 124.000 shares of common stock originally registered, the
registrant had sold, as at March 31, 1960, 18,215 shares having an
aggregate par value of $455,384 and had received therefor proceeds
totalling $455,384. Of said proceeds $85,014.93 in cash and $370,369.07
Railway
oper.
revenue.
Railway
oper.
expenses
Israel bonds at par.
in State of
was
more
distant future if conditions
of the Board of Directors.
be changed m the near
in the judgment and
warrant
ultimate
investments in Israel,
the corporation makes
investments in domestic loans and securities. The corpora¬
in conjunction with the proceeds of the issue other funds
which it now has in cash or which may result from liquidation of its
domestic and foreign investments.
Pending
temporary
will use
tion
.
"-■■■■'
TOr.PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
$■"
'
•
Authorized
'
Outstanding
-
1.000.000 shs.
*599,852 shs.
30.000 shs.. .
19,473 shs.
*$2;396;836
.
*Exclusive of 148 shares held by the corporation.
JThe corporation
Is contingently liable for guarantees totaling $915,418.
1
BUSINESS—The corporation was incorporated under the laws of the
State of Maine on Jan. 18, 1926.
It is an instrument through which
Americans participate
in the economic development of Israel on a
business basis.
It engages in enterprises in and outside Israel of the
following nature through subsidiary and non-subsidiary corporations:
banking; domestic and foreign credit; import and export; marketing;
purchasing, industry; agriculture; land development; construction; real
cCommon
stock
stock
i-CB"
(par
$1
(par
$251——
r.r.
i
1960-1962
payable—6%,
Notes
-
I
F.
^
See
v'
P.
Engineering Ltd.,
G.
P.
:
above.
. ..
.
..
oper.
revenue.
Railway
oper.
expenses
77,926,020
64,830,226
second
opers.
13,095,794
14.280,651
39,228,488
1,281,882
3,801,178
3.590,873
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
'
191,
-
Seashore
Pennsylvania-Reading
Railway
$643,141
873,677
revenue
oper.
expenses
oper.
4
Treat
from
ry.
1
.
N.
V.,
ry.
—V.
deficit—
1433.
oper.
191, p.
$207,426
411,183
:w.
W.;"V
'
$642,599
1,391,391
■ /MH* x
System, Inc.
—
—
principal participants are The Equitable Life Assurance
Society of the United States, which purchased $1,500,000
of the bonds, and Connecticut General Life Insurance
Co., which purchased $500,000.
The transaction was
arranged through White, Weld & Co.
Peoples Gas
sells
natural
dale
areas
will
gas
on
use
in the
the
New
coast
of
Florida
and
in
the
Tampa
Florida to
of
Piedmont
&
Northern
which
convertible
bonds,
6%
Railway
$507,030
Railway oper. expenses.
*
$477,028
Net
•Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
fr.
oper.
191,
p.
$1,483,642
2,849,251
2,845,964
$213,332
$268,935
$739 085
income..
56,363
79,428
206 436
8,249,401-
$1,527 570
.......
the
J.,,
sinking fund
sale
259,819
....
stock
(par
10
stock
(par
10
licly offered 175,000 shares of Pierce & Stevens Chemical
Corp. common stock (par $2) at $15.25 per share. Deal¬
er's concession was 750 per share (re-allowance
250).
'
former
location
of
in -1937.
EFFECT TO
fDoes
version
not
include
the
of
A
5%
shares
shares
.
.the
will
the
end
the
the
to
Knapp
Inc:
hotels
price
seller
interest
prospectus,
the
any
of
Webb
a
$100,526,
of
Associates
the
fifth
does
the
&
Knapp
the
and
tenant
an
mortgages,
the lease.
of
year
option
not
note
of
balance
intend
properties
Webb
a
existing
then
of
and
assets.
and other properties is
being represented by the
indebtedness
in
the
amount
of
It is expected that
long-term net lease to
grant
to
has
West
cash.
to
a
seller,
other
&
will
Knapp
purchase
to
for
to
operate
acquired
be
subsidiary.
The
properties,
the
$15,000,000
in
cash
at
Republic Graphics Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files With
•Securities and Exchange Commission—
ocorP°ra^on on April 29 filed
SEC
'
'
•
Kirsch
54,545
class
shares
A
sinking
;.4
,
;
;
reserved
sinking
convertible
reserved
for
for
initially. reserved- for.
fund
bonds;
mortgage
fund
conversion
conversion
the
of
debentures, ' and
of
the
for
conditions.
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
class
A
shares
chase
from
55,000
shares;
Inc.,
share,
the
which
company
Bruno
190,
p.
..
or
*
4.
names
are
the
of
such
each
as
Wm.
Stix
"
.
•
<
-mer
shares;
Wasserman &
&
at
Co.
and
shares
*4,
$12.50
per
plEntSi1
April
share.
Of
Co.
the
28
'
,
are scheduled to begin production in early
propylene, conventional polyethylene,
the
combined
J*
'
-
' V
,
' ',
'4
^
'wflFlie 'in
excess
capacity of the
poly-
pounds per year.
'
,
the raw materials for
*
r •'
V
i-,'-; •' "'4
' •*
K,nigh,fc' ,PresIdent of Rexall Chemicarco.,'will
direct the poly-
Charge'of hydrocarbons and olefin producing plants.—V. 190,
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings.
con¬
'*
P,eriod Ended March 31—
way
Ra
1960—Month—1959
oper
•Railway
revenue!^ $2,242,970
oper
expenses.
the
agreed
&
1 1960—3 Mos.—1959
$6,226,212
4 014 729
4,251,613
1,274,977
$2,267,981
"1,434,136
opers.
$967,993
$833,845
$2,454,713
inc.
329,053
258,757
771,104
$6 469 442
rev.
fr.
railway
191,
p.
ry.
oper.
'
pur¬
Inc.
&
Inc.,
20 000
offered
stock
offered,
$1,974,599
562,9o4
1816.
"Rochester Gas
This
Craw¬
publicly
,
number
to
Co.,
French
Co.,
Net
Net
—V.
certain
'
\
and
common
shares
chemicals.
ethylene,
and chemical
402
p
To
(par
70,000
'
Electric Corp.—Private Placemen
corporation, through The First Boston
placed
,
on
Rap-Jn-Wax
and
Wl" '"e in excess of 150,000,000
privately
Stock, series L
Associates
T.
N.
4
843.
of
to
Inc.;
York,
f.mv.8,
Research and Development, and Blaine'Kuist, Vice-President,
r.iein ch?,rge of Engineering and Construction. C. L. Perkins, President
2,411 i f80 ,Natural °as Products Co.,- and C. L. Moore,. Vice-President,
-
'
Rap-In-Wax Co.—Common Stock Offered—Dean Wit¬
107,290
be
M.
Y.
cents)
10
Co.,
New
plant operation.
John Provo, Vice-President, will be
in charge of production.
Dr. Michael Erchak, Vice-President, will be in
.
-•
under
Treat
25,000
&
class
has
Amos
Inc.,
Th® E1 P&s° Natural Gas Company will furnish
;
class
underwriters
underwriter
follows:
Inc.,
'1
(par
Arrin
general corporate purposes.
JOC.GOO.OOO pounds per year and
■'tll-S
"
175,000
shares
A
stock
Associates,
polyethylene and polypropylene.
■ ;
of the olfefin plant,
they' reported;
rrvfi
;
outstanding
175,000
class
.
Lenchner,
shares;
20,000
.
into
letter of notification with the
Theodore
be used for
produce
linear
10-year,,
,
share
olefins, polyolefins
*
45,455
6%
to
Martin
me.!16and will
fl5St P.1,®1118 '° be built
iyb2
7 1175,000-shs.
;
are
A.
a
common
venture in production and marketing of petrochemicals
announced by Paul Kayser, President of El Paso Natural Gas
Justin Dart, President, Rexall
Drug & Chemical Co..
They
it would include plants at Odessa, Texas, for the production
reporced
*
.
' '
Robert
of
through
A major joint
*$300,000
'
4,
250,000
: 4 $250,000";
1,000,000 shs. v 11145,000 shs.
54,545 class A shares.
and
proceeds
pas been
Co., and
^
,
Co.
shares
share,
per
Rcxall Drug & Chemical Co.-—Joint Venture—
$300,000
—
The
*
,
.
75,000
covering
offered at $4
-V.
■
,
Outstanding
*
-
shares.
$1)
to
subject
of
FINANCING
—500,000 shs.
convertible
initially
tConvertible
ter
of
mortgage
accrued
underwriter.
the
and
East
Chicago, and certain
subsidiary of Webb
&
purchase
delivery
by
the
of
Corporation,
Ambassador
properties.
lease
of
Radiant
:
PRESENT
mortgage
cents)*
cents)
•Initially convertible into
.
existing
with
in
According
price
the
nominee
91143
in
wholly-owned
of
the
as
with
Hotels
located
purchase
of
partner
the
all
part
part
consisting of Richard D. Gittlin
partners, and Frederick H. Schroeder, as
is an officer of the underwriter
agreeement
a
$1,327,750
subject
Pierce & Stevens Chemical Corp.—Common Stock Of¬
April,22 pub¬
is
$7,399,481.20
expenditure.'
tlnitially convertible into 45.455 class A shares.
ford,
on,
1,783*27t
:r" V
■
Schroeder
limited
as
Sherman,
assumption
the
Mr.
purchase
seller
"
shares.—V.
fered—Doolittle & Co. and Associates,
$3,995 292
1,834,098
..;4
partnership
general
as
an
to
.$8,281,372,
securities
the
of
of
category
Dec. 1. 1969—
subordinated
convertible
due
10-year
B
of
1776.
N.
GIVING
A
'3.104,825
$838,740
by
aggregate
was
"sinking funl debs., due Dec. 15, 1969
B
opers.
ry.
specific
Corp.
incorporated
was
Class
1960—3 Mos—1959
revenue.
oper.
each
to
Lamp
Class
A
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
the
from
proceeds
Newark,
Ave.,
subordinated
Period End. March 31—
net
allocated
be
to
Jersey,
class
.
serving
Hotel
of
limited
a
partner.
The
„
-
is
Rosen,
$17,609,129.91,
V':.'-:;44';:4;; V
Authorized
5%
Greater
embracing Hillsoorough County on the west coast
approximately 1C0.000 customers.—V. 188, p. 651,
-
area
$5,349,451
4
.after
CAPITALIZATION
.
the funds for new construction. The company
Greater Miami and the Greater Fort Lauder¬
east
is
the
organized in Delaware in
July 1959 to acquire the business and assets of Radiant Lamp Corp.
(New Jersey) maker of special types of electric lamps..-.Purchase was
consummated on Jan.
15, I960.
Its offices and plant are'located at
The
corporation on April 29 sold $2,500,000 in first mortgage
bonds, due 1985, to a group of financial institutions. The
A.
contracted
deduction of commissions totalling $75,000 and the
other expenses of
the offering estimated at $33,500, are estimated
at
approximately $491,500.
The company plans to apply $350,000
thereof
to
the repayment
of a bank loan.
The remaining $141,500
will be added to the general funds of. the company,
to be used as
working -capital.
In that connection, the working capital currently
on
hand is ample for the present scope of operations.
However, the
new
management
has embarked on
a
program
to give
technical
training to new salesmen and to augment its sales effort by addi¬
tional advertising and by
a
program
to increase the number of its
distributors and areas of distribution
throughout the United States.
The additional working
capital to be raised by this offering is in
anticipation of these additional selling costs and the additional funds
needed in the event this program results in increased sales.
At the
present time, the management is not in a position to estimate the
$774,488
1,392;331
Private Placement
A.
Associates
Bruno-Lenchner,
Co., Inc., in Association with
&
300* Jelliff
Peoples Gas
$1,552,818
613,496
■:;
firm,
limited
and
Offered—Amos
Stock
Corp.—Class A
Lamp
4 BUSINESS—Radiant
-
inci—
Associates
a
at
the re-allowance was 20 cents.
.
$225,536
473,521
operations
$2,076,530
705,736
opers.
and
Wasserman & Co., Inc., and French &
Crawford, Inc., on May 2 publicly offered 120,000 shares
of class A stock (par 10 cents) of Radiant Lamp Corp.
at $5 per share.
This offering was oversubscribed and
the books closed. Dealer's concession was 40 cents and
"
Net
ry.
of 111 West Monroe St.,
Chicago, filed a registration
with the SEC on April 29, 1960, covering of $10,000,000 of
partnership interests, to be offered in units of $10,000
The
offering is to be made on a best efforts basis by Lee Higginson Corp
whose selling commission will be supplied by amendment.
Inc.; Wm. Stix
amounts
deficit
Net
fr.
rev.
The
1960—3 Mos.—1959 '
$1,883,907$1,769,996
2,526,506
2,544.484
$670,009
877,435
$9,385,280 $28,883,717 $26,666 484
7,832,462
23,534,266
22,671*192
limited
of
plants
foreign
Radiant
Lines—Earnings-
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway
7,903,129
statement
Porter are Fabriek Voor Remvoeringen En
Klazienaveen. the Netherlands, and King
Aircraft, Ltd., at Glasgow, Scotland.—V. 191, p. 947.
1433.
p.
$9,979,659
expenses-
railway oper.
This
the acquisition of the electrical firm is
planned expansion of Porter operations. in
A plant is presently operated in Mexico
friction, hardware and
rubber products.
manufacturing
Other
461,100
Net
ry.
revenue—
-1960—3 Mos.—1959
Republic Ambassador Associates—Registers With"!§EC
v
countries.
Frictiemateriaal
30,443.554
fr.
rev.
4'. V'4'4)4':4;';V--;
4
1960—Month-^-1959
common
the
in
step
American
City,
77,574.564 229,266,347 216,537.466
63,293,913 190,037,859 186,093,912
Net
3 514
The Chase Manhattan Bank has been appointed transfer agent of the
stock, $1 par value, of the corporation.—V. 191, p. 1882.
•;
that
stated
Moran
Mr.
the
Latin
*
1960—3 Mos.—1959
•••.:$
$
Railway
3,514
6,486
>4 Realty Equities Corp. of New YfifcTrSn^j, Agent-
electrical
company
offered,
$
Net
Net
Carlo
PROCEEDS—The
s
'
.
; —V. 191, p. 1438. 4 j
licensee
a
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
'
was
founded in 1951 by Messrs.. Aldo Campolongo
Begnozzi, who will continue with Porters as managers. As
of
Delta-Star
Electric Division of Porter, the company
has
been
manufacturing certain Delta-Star items for the Brazilian
market. It is expected that its manufacture will be broadened to in¬
clude other Porter products in Brazil.
J
The
and
'
Period End. March 31—
Hopwood—:—ii--.
Co.—Earnings—
oper.
3,514
3,514
Curtis—6,486
&
Period Ended March 31—
Railway oper.
3',514
-
6,486
Jackson
Webber,
3,514
6,486
—
Moseley & Co.—
Piper,
4 Railway
equipment for industrial and utility
use,
including lightning arresters, fuse cut outs, switches, termina¬
tors, and connectors. The plant at Sao Paulo occupies about 17,000
square feet and employs
approximately one hundred people.
-
-
.
4 ).
41
Corporation—_4——_v—
Moran,
R.
manufactures
Alcace
Parsons Powergas—Formed—
See
S.
Reading
Inc.—Brazilian Acquisition—
President
Holbert,
L.
Edward
3,514
6,486
.
* ;4."
.
p.
.4
6,486 ;
,
Inc.—r 6,486
Company,
Jaffray &
—V. 191, p. 1325.
;
■
117,335
of H. K. Porter Co.,. Inc. Pittsburgh, Pa.,
President of Porter's international manu¬
facturing and marketing subsidiary, on May 3 announced that Porter
&
Cie, S. A. has acquired substantially all the outstanding shares
of
Alcace S.
A.
Fabrica de Aparelhos Electricas de Baixa e Alta
Tensao,
Sao Paulo, Brazil.
v.'.4
C.
Venture—•
Engineering Ltd., above.
G.
191,
and
investments; transporta¬
tion; and oil and mineral exploration and exploitation.
The corpora¬
tion extends loans and purchases securities and does both in various
corporations. It owns no physical property other than office furniture
and equipment.
It holds securities for safe keeping and temporary
investment in the State of New York, in London (England) and Israel.
—V. 191, p. 904.
:;VV-
(Ralph M.) Parsons Co.—New
99,610
61,919
&
Higginson
Paine,
$77,741
$418,249
230,630
$67,454
income—
1776.
(H. K.) Porter Co.,
ownership and management; insurance;
estate
$135,110
opers.
ry.
oper.
ry.
—V.
.
.
plans and purposes may
The aforementioned
or
discretion
,
Net
fr.
rev.
\ Kalman
Lee
'
Net
Incorporated-,-.
Company
and
J Equitable Securities Corporation——1—'—^
„
•
1960—Month—1959 ' 1960—3 Mos ^-1959' .
$793,646
$752,128 $2,370,568 $2;075,975
658,536
684,674
1,952^319
1,998,234
31—4
Allyn
•
Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
West
&
Period End. March
factory
and
dential
*
,
Pittsburgh
.
Development of urban and
(b)
C.
A.
further
44
$700,000.
Increase
100,000 shares of its 5xk%
(par $100), it was announced
Preferred
prefer
on
Maj
Stock—
'lVpdh2r!f2^h2ld,er^°n uMay 15 will'
consider1 (a) increasing the autl
carry on o
aUnn2 fn 22f county 'b> the State of the corporation to
authorizing
in any stock/in
New
ations
Corp., i
York.—V.
190,
Continued
p.1878.
on
page
191
volume
Number 5949
The
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
.
(1989) ;9
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
tables. In the first we indicate all the' dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second
table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Per
of Company
■.
Wrigley Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Abrasive & Metal Products, common
5c
preferred (quar.)
Share
Name
6-10
10c
31'/4c #
_—
6-
(quar.)
——
6-10
A (quar.)
Acme Wire Co.
(quar.)—■_
Allied Kid Co. (quar.)
Allis-Chaltners Mfg., common
$1.20 class
•=.
$30c
7-
30c
;
preferred (quar.)
_____
Bakeries Co. (quar.)—
Biltrite Rubber Co.—
'
/
6i/2%. 1st preferred (quar.)
——
2nd preferred (quar.)__—;
American Cement Corp., com. (quar.)
$125 preferred (quar.)
American Fidelity Life Insurance (Florida)
Steele dividend—
iYYY*.—
American & Foreign Power Co. (quar.)
American Insulator (quar.)_
American Investment Co. of Illinois—
6-30
6-
6-
5
5-20
60c
6-
1
5-16
American
5-31
25c
7-
1
6-10
8-
1
7-
preferred (quar.)
American-St. Gobain Corp.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Anthony Pools, Inc. (quar.)_
$1.31'/4
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Western
9-
1
8-22
Gas
Building & Equipment (quar.)
&
Shippers
Insurance
(N.
Quarterly
Cigars,
B.)
5-10
22'Ac
6-17
6-
25c
6-15
5-16
8-
6-27
(quar.)
Distilling
Billups
(quar.)
25c
6-
5-13
7-
1
6-
1
6-
$56c
7-
1
6-
1
6-
770c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
Ingersoll-Rand,
International
6-10
7-
1
6-10
6-15
5-27
25c
5-16
7-20
7-30
YYi-/ 25c
$83/4C
'
•
6-15
■
-
$5
$20c
$3.75
2
6-
2
6-18
6-23
6-
Trust,20c
preferred
$1.25
-
(quar.')
(quar.)
6-
Gregory
5-13
1
5-13
t$2
7-
2
6-
2
7-
2
6-
7-
2
6-
2
6-
2
25c
6-10
40c -
6-10
5c
Service—
J-
$1.04
7-
1
7-
i
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7-
:
Co. '(quar,)-
Y
30c
.
(QuarJZZZZZZZZZ
—
25c
1
6-17
'
6-
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1
76-
3
$1.50
(quar_)
6-15
$1.75
5-27
■,\r*
30c
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5-13
;
60c
7-
6-14
1
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Gold -Mines,
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semiannual
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6-14 '•
7-r 1
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Y
Y
$7c Y
5-18
6-9
6-
6
g0c
6-10
$1
6-15
6-15
5%
Oil
20c
6-21
6-
6-15
7-
1
6-
6-
(quar.)
6-
1
1
(M.
6-10
7-
1
76-
:
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Class
Hanna
1
5-14
5-16
r
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QuanSiynSUrailCe
$1.25
6-15
6-15
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:
6-15
'1^"' 1'z
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5-31
50c
6-
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5-20
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(Louis-
5-20
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6
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Industries Corp.
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1"
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1
5-13
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25C
6-
1
1
5-16
5-31
$1.06'/4
7-
1
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3
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4c
5-31
5-31
5-17
5-31
5-17
5-31
5-17
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Ltd.
5-31
6c
5-31
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>
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5-31
5-17
6c
5-31
5-17
12c
v.
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5-31
5-17
5-31
8c
V 8c
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10c
—
5-31
(quar.-)--V""
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Gold
»
6-
I
6-
1
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-
6-
;
Missouri
L
40c
6-15
6-
6-1
5-18
>
:
+i5C*
7-29
7-15
10-31
10-14
7-29
7-15
$15c
10-31
~
10-14
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7-29
7-15
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10-31
10-14
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7-29
7-15
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10-31
10-14
1%
*
1
6-
5-10
10c
6-
1
5-12.
20c
6-
3
5-20
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6-
1
5-10
12'Ac
6-30
6-10
2%
7-25
5-20
kc
;
6-
1
5-16
10c
6-15
5-
$5c
5-
;
,
:
6-
5-24
1
5-16
5%
15c
5-20
5-11
5-
,Y
6-20
4-26
6-
6
50c
5-16
5-
6
6-15
6-
i
30c
7-
1
6-15
2c
7-
1
payment'
Co.,
;
~.
two-for-one
a
common
,
split
will
be
.
(quar.)
(s-a)
Ltd.
:
Power
-
-
(s-a )*___**__*_
Co.
(quar.)**_*_
Utilities
Co.,
5-30
5-16
6-10
5-20
6-
1
5-10
7-
1
6-15
5qc
9-12
6-16
4'Ac
-
_
6-13
50c
90c
>/
'
5-27
8-26
~
5-31
1 %
6-
1
6-
1
(quar.)_*_____*___Z__ZZZZZ
Machine
(Henry)
Mutual Income
Tool
Go.- (quar;)^
Y---
--
&
-
.
Foundation
Corp.; class
B
(quar.Y
Class
National
r
Blank
-'$0,755
5-13
5-18
*
5- '6
5- B
6-15
5-20.
6-15
5-20
Book
(quar.)*
Co-.
-
/
(quar.)j__
(quar.)_____,
4-29
6-3
5-27
6-
3
6-
1'
7-
4
20c
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Hosiery Mills Ltd., class B_iZZ_ZZZ -Y
Shops of Del. (quar.)_____/_. t
Vulcanised Fibre
5-25
50c
A
"-
50c ".
*
$4c
National- Shirt
National
-1
5-13
Fund-—
shares
'
'
5-16
5-31
6-16
(quar.)
com.
4-29
40c
r.
(quar.)_
-
5-25
50c
_
Line,-com.
5-27
12c
$1.25
:
-
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Pipe
6-10
$10c
-
Regulator (quar.)
& Light Co., com.(quar.]
(quar.
Glass
6-16
45c
1
.
6
50c
(common
1
:Nashua
6
4-29
5-24
6-24
$1.25
rv
6
6-24
$5c
pfd.
5-16
5-25
$1 25
■
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ZZZZZZ
(accum.)
dividend)
5-20
25c
~
~(s-a]
6-15
6-20
$3C
I
(quar.)
6-30
15c
6-
<
1
_
±1 =
,
6-
^National
6
12'/2c
6-
"•'7- 5
6-1
(quarJ
iqc
f-'
.
7-5
7-15
5-16
.
5
7-15
&
preferred
Morgan
7- 5
7-
1
34c
•
5-27
7-15
6-
5-10
5-
Co., Ltd., com. (quar.]Z
: - $25c
T -4%% J preferred* (quar.^*=_*_.
:__
* $$1.18
Munsingwear; Inc., common ' (quar.) 1
,45c
\
5y4%: preferred
(quar.-)--—26'/4c
:
'
7-15
$125
5-20
"5-14
$125
5%
•5-i3
5-26
5-16
common shares.
Shares
later this month,
■
preferred
vMonarch
*
6-10
1
2'/2c
il5c
Class ,B ,.(quar.)l__
I
*5-27
50c
r *
6-
6-15
1
«2
(stock
approved
Missouri-Kansas
5-13
6-13
(quaKY*<_
' 32c
(quar,)__
Aircraft Corp.—
Mississippi
V-
6
(quar.)_
(quar.)
com.
Mines
(.Quarterly
5-17
6-22
11c
(quar.)__^—*
60c
5-16
Company
Brick,
5%
5-17
*
6-15
6-
(quar.)__
Corp.
Minnesota
5-1-7
5-31
6-30
25c
Minneapolis-Honeywell
5-17
5-17
•
683/4c
3
Publishing Co. (quar.)_.
'
Laboratories, Inc. (monthly)____
Milton
5-17
5-31
3c
5-23
time).
preferred
Miles
5-17
5-31
4c
8c
"
—
Shares___^.-_^--__-__j.
5-31
7-
3
5-16
Meredith
5-17
5-23
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Johnson
4%
,
5-17
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5-31
12c
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1
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common
L.)
mailed
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5-17
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;
5-17
5-31
5-16
7-
1
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this
the
of
Y
5-31
"
5c
6-
6-30
(quar.)__
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'
4c
—
1
6-15
5-31
(quar.)
at
McDonnell
5-17
5-31
8c
5-16
7-
10%
I
(W.
omitted
;
,___*
5-18
6
15c
(quar.)__
Transformer
Maxson
6-10
1
6-
ioc
(incr.)
5-17
9c
6-24
20c
:
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Central
3
6-
Marmon-Herrlngton Co. rquar )
Mary Carter Paint (3-for-1 split)*_ZZ__ZZZZ
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance
5-17
6-13
convertible
Hobart
1-
1
6-15
Mfg.
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5%
5-16
6-
20«
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;
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3
6-
20c
*
25c
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,
5-25
6-20
5-31'
5-13
'
5-16
5-
9
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Maine
.
7c
/
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13c
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3
1
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15c
Fund.
Co.
6-
7-
(quar.)
(R.
preferred
Marcus
-___u.-_
Gas
(H.
$5
;
Ca.Y(quar.)__'—_*__*_*——_i".
&
6-15
1
1
$1.12'/a
Incorporated
MacMillan
1
(quar.)—.
Oil
1
7-
7-
15c
*
preferred
Madsen
"
6- 9
6-15
6Q
(quar.)__
preferred
Macassa
5-16
6-15
-
r'"
>
1
7-
_
'
Co- ot Amer. (Chioago)
-
6r30
7-
31'Ac
■1
7-
$125
Class
A
(reduced)..
Long Mile Rubber..
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Y
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8-12
$125
_
5-27
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8-12
1
35'Ac
0
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6
5-31
50c 40c *
Harshaw Chemical Co, (quar,)—
";'25c Y
'Hawaiian Electric Co., 5%--pfd.
(quar.)***-- -—-25c- 4V*%•'* preferred 'C (quar.)—_*_—21 Vic
5'/2%v preferred
F (quar.)__j_-*__*l._____
• 27'Ac "
T' 5preferred G
(quar.)
283/»c 'Hi-Tower Drilling, Ltd. (increased s-a)_^___ •
$40c ■"
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1
——
(quar.)
preferred
Tourneau
8-12
9-
9-
52c
Lindberg Steel Treating Go. (111.), class A__
Lipe Rollway, class A «quar.)
Lockheed Aircraft
Corp. (stock dividend).
Lockwood, Kessler & Bartlett
5
6-27
5
B
preferred
Lear,
5
6-
(Payment
A
1
(quar.)
Power,
(quar.).
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^
Income'
class
9-
ZZZZZZZ"
(quar.)
B
$1.20
5-12
1
8-
25c
-
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Company-,
8-12
$105
(quar.)_
A
5%
5-31
8-
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preferred
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5-31
6-13
A.)
8-12
1
(quar.)
Class
5-13
6-20
25c
(quar.)-*—"-.
1
9-
$1
Champagne
Class
1
6-20
50c
•
•
^
preferred
9-
95c
(quar.)
&
5-31
7-
;_$1.25
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bommon
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55c
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5%
6-15
3%
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Co.
1
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6-
preferred
Steel
4-30
6-15
40c
Shares_-*____——
Harmon,
5-31
5-17
$1 08%
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Lake Superior &
Ishpeming RR. Co.
Lamston
(M.
H.), Inc.
(quar.)
Laurentide Acceptance
Corp., Ltd.
Class A (quar.)_
3
5-16
5c
-
6-20
5-17
$i.i2'/2
.
Company, common
(quar.)_
Wines
4-30
5-16
15c
;
Co.-
5-31
(quarJ
com.
dividend
(S.
5%/
6
30c
;
Cementing
5-17
6-30
preferred
Laclede
5-13
Shares__
Well
1
5-17
„
or.
*,aiJ5L®uperior district
r
sc
Shares
6-
(quar.)
LaSalle
5-20
$$125
Co.
Kress
5-20
Fund_
*.
Light,
(quar.)
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
5'/2 %
1
6-
r
--
Shares
1
preferred
5%
5-13
Fund
Equipment
6-
62y
(quar.)
Stock
5-20
Machinery Shares
Stock
1
;
preferred
Koehring
5-13
6-1
-
Shares-
1
6-
Insurance
(quar.)
Kirsch
2
Shares
Bond
Marine
Power &
5-16
6-
$1.133/4
(increased
quar.)
(Two-for-one split subject to
approval of
stockholders May 27.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Kansas Power & Light, common
(quar.)
Z
5%
preferred
(quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)_
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4%%
preferred (quar.)
5-11
6-15
—:
5-31
593/ac
Common
.
1
5-
5-25
45c
Shares
Hanna
LtdY
6-20
5-16
9c
Shares
Handy ■&
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25c
34'/2c
6-
2
5-31
$1.03'/a
Kawneer
6-16
17'/2c
—
"
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
Kent-Moore Organization
(quar.)
Kern County Land
Yqua^Y
3
6-30
45c
5-
5-13
6-15
Kingsport Press, Inc.
(quar.)
ZZZZ_Z_ZZ
Kingston Products Corp.
(resumed)
^
;
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Shares
.' Halliburton
5-25
-6-10
-c
6-
•
5- 6
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Ihcreftquri
ncroased
Bond
Shares
Utilities
5-27
6-15
20c
1
5-20
6-15
6
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Equipment
Tobacco
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6-10
93%c
Bond
Industry Funds:
Railroad
7 \
6-17
$2
Fn0!1 Lines
General
,<
Railroad
1
1
8-
25c
22Vac
_____
Growth
&
preferred
Le
Administered
Petroleum
'
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Capital
Railroad
5-13
•T 6-
6-20
87'Ac
5-15
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares
5-13
1
5-31
1
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Stock
Fully
Industrial
5-13
6-
6-15
.
6-
_;
Institutional
Food
5-25
6-10
$1.18%
—
6-17
: 6-10
•
$1.06
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1
5-20
25c
(quar.)
Inc.—
Chemical
6-17
7-
25c
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6-10
>
class B.
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6-15
5-16
$l.i83/4
series)
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5-16
(initial)
Industries
Fire
Preferred
4.35%
8
6-15
/
time).
Building
_
4-
$1.12'A
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6-15
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4 'A ^
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43?/; Preferred* (quar.J
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6-15
$1.19
.
(quay.)___
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at
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2
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Ltd.,
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Z
(s-a)
!.Kaafai:
•
Common
The
9
City
8
4-20
(quar.)_______.
The
5-16
1
5-16
1
6-
class
The
9
5-
6-
Inc.,
Coal,
Automobile
preferred ; (quar..)_.___
preferred (quar.)__
Gotham Inc.
preferred (quar.)
5-
5-31
•
6-15
4-
6-
'
General Funds:
The
5-20
5-31
5c
7-15
6-15
•
*
$1.12%
Kansas
1
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All From Net Investment
:;"VY-
2
$$1
7-25
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Group Securities,
v
,
$$1.25
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Public
1
6-
,
8-
Y
common
6-15
1
Corp.—
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Mfg.' Co.
West
omitted
-
•
&
Food,
Great
/
i"'
Tire
Chemical
(1959
common
Corp.,
1
7-
j5c
(quar.)
5-13
Refractories (quar.)^
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred. (quar.)*_*__i
Gorham
9
preferred
6-20
(quar.)__J__-_______^__
4-28
7-
100%
(quar.)*
preferred
:
preferred
$2.25
Giant
1
'
$25c
f
Investment
77-
$18%c
^
class A (quar.)
4Va%
Corp.—
Motors
4-29
22'Ac
5-20
1
""""""
(initial-quar.)____:
preferred
General
5-31
Aluminum
preferred
v*;
dividend
General
6-15
&
dividend)
(s-a)_______
4% %
(quar.)
(Springfield, 111.)—
Products
10c
(stock
& Co.—
(quar.)
Trailer Co.
5-16
5-16
5C
(quar.)__-
/
(quar.)
1
1
45c
(quar.)
com.
Engraving
4%%
5%
E.)
66-
gOc
Power'
5-27
Canada, Ltd.
Inc.,
0k
$125
(quar.)
6-30
5C
Coil
*
preferred
2
Inc.
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preferred
65c
_
6-15
6-10
6-
40c
5-16
5-16
"
6-10
>
(quar.)__
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas—
(quar.)
Co.
6-30
1
Common
40c
(quar.)_____
of
Ins.
common
General
6-28
Co.
6-30
j5C
1
4% %
qnp
»(quar.)
5-31
5%
7-
7-29
(accumulative)
Houston
Oil
Co*
preferred,
(quar.):ir;^i2'/aC
(quar.i__;
Corp.
»quar.)*_^_*___c^*_ j--L_
Manufacturing Co.
Lighting & Power
(quar.)_—-*u__*
vCo. (quar.)____!
>
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,
■
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40c
5-12 Y
6-
40c
% 50c-Y
—
1
6-10
f
7-
Kaiser
2
:
com.
12'Ac
683/4c
6-15
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9
5-16
54'Ac
30c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
6-
time
-
6-
(quar.)_
5-25
~
:
7'/2c
•
6-10
25c
series
quar.)
'■
6-
5-23
30c
preferred
Co:
America
General
1
--
.
A
Stock
6-30
H.)
(Charles
General
5-27
7-27
,
;
8
5h
6-15
tr/'Ac
:
1
6-17
9
5-
6-
6-30
9
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1957
100%
$1.25
A
Oilier
2
22'Ac
6-15
$1.25
6-
div.)
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6-
$30c
4
Finance
General
6-24
/
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5-
6-20
.1
common
Jamesburg Corp.
Jockey Club, Ltd.
9
5-12
(quar.)
Diversified Services,
3.80%
(quar.)
s-a)
preferred
Y New
:
5-
6-24
7-15
5-15
Z_ZZZZZ
Io™Jlectrlc Light &
>
5-10
~70c
Corp.
common.
Co.,
4.80%
5-16
6-15
Investors Stock Fund, Inc. (quarterly from
net investment
income)
Jahn
Stock
Life
Fruehauf
1
>
_._
Cos., 8%
B.)
6-24
5-13
Class
1
7-30
> •,,
Common
6-24
B
Class
5-13
$$3.50
(quar.).____iZZZZZZZZZZZ
UaUy Insurtmce Co- class A___
(A.
1
$llc
Ltd.*.
-
Chpreferrcd: (quar.) _._____ZZZZZ
Chance
6-
6%
Frosst
'
common
preferred
6-
1
7-15
dividend
Class
5-17
$37'Ac
Chadbourn
2 if,
6-
5-27
6
5-16
6-
$L50
at this
Whitney Corp.—
Mineral
Stock
6
6-15
$1.50
pfd." (s-a)"I
7%
*5e Machine. Ltd.,
Srundum Co.
4
6-
5-
50c
(quar.)
Corp.—
Motor Co.
Friendly
5-16
30c
J,
(quar.)
City Products._______
n
1
1
f
35c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Franklin
6
35c
(s-a)
Central
central Vermont
6-
20c
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
r.tif ,preferred
Capital
4.l5;f
1
1
40c
ro«fj preferred; (quar.)ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ7ZZ
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Charu
6-
ZZZZZZZZZ
.
(quar.)_*
Class^
7-
35c
common
•
Foote
6
$63c
5
"
quar.)
preferred
$4.50
6
7-
7-
30c
ZZ~~
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(quar.)_.
Company,
6
$$1.19
____!_!
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100%
convertible
Bank
$4
6
7-
3
50c
(stock
(increased
4.20%
A
Co.
(M.
Ford
$$1
6-
Balanced Fund—
Fishman
1
$53c
__*
5-17
6-15
"7-15
tquar.)___
Flintkote
Co., Ltd.—
Co.
Preferred
7
7-
5-31
50c
Mills—
preferred
(Increased
5-13
rnro?an ?anners' Ltd.,"cfass"A"7quarZ]_ZZZ
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6-20
.
,
; 5-19
6-
1
$15c
stockholders.)
preferred (quar.)___
Power
t
5-19
25c
dividend
•..Interstate Hosts,
each
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
First Security Investment Co.—
5-13
1
7-15
preferred
(quar.)__
A
Corp.
conv.
First
6-17
Foundries & Forgings, Ltd.—
Oil
1
7-
933/4c
5.50%
Metallurgical Corp. (quar.)
Farrington Mfg. Co., $1.37'/2 pfd. (quar.)"'
Fidelity Capital Fund, Inc.____________Z_ZZ
6-
1
5-10
5%
Fansteel
1
5-18
5-
5-25
15*
(reduced
Auto-Lite
$1.60
1
6-
6-10
*-***__*___
Ltd.
6-
6-15
6-30
California InkY (quar.)._**** ..Y
Campbell Red Lake Mines
<quar.)__
Canadian
1
6-
6-15
preferred
dividend
Fairbanks
5-16
(increased)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
90c
5-17
1
4.36%
(quar.)__________ZZZZZZZ"
Howard
Erie Resistor
5-17
1
/ 5-20
Burrard Dry
Dock,'Ltd., cfass A (quar.)_
Burroughs Corp.. (quarY.^^^Zl
L:
Canadian
1
6-
10c
(quar.)
Co.
Butterfly Hosiery
6-
25c
_
A
6-24
"40c
Y
Brunswig Drug (quar.)
Buckeye Pipe Line (quar.]~ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
class
6-24
*
__**_-_■
Canada
1
1
25c
*__
common
Electric
preferred
5-31
7-
7-
25c
43/4% preferred (quar.)__;
5% preferred
(quar.)
5Va% preferred
(quar.)
Burnham Corp.,
6-15
6-
Interstate
5-20
5c
Corp.
of
Engineering
Steel
preference
Electrolux
5-16
Y
5-20
1
"
Emery Industries <quar.)__
Emporium-Capewell Co. (ouar.)
6
15c
Y
1st
Stock
6-
15c
.'
_____
!
Petroleum
Columbia
Inc.
5-16
6
Co.
Hosiery
Electric
15c
4% preferred
(quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
Bullocks,
6-
50c
(quar.)
Forge
3
60c
.
(quar. )**_.__
preferred
Buffalo
5%
4
7'Ac
Hathaway, Inc.*
Shoe
6-
5-
100%
Bristol-Myers Co.,
Brown
6-15
1
$5
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Eaton &
5-13
66-
/.Stock
Easy Washing Machine, Co. Ltd.—
50c
4.
(quar.)
& Laughlin, Inc.
(quar.)
Boeing Airplane Co. (quar.)**_
British
3-22
35c
5-
~
Paintr Corp.—
Dividend payment omitted
Eagle Picher Co. (quar.)
5-26
60c
Bliss
3%%
6
6-10
5-10
2
E. Z.
Y.)—
(quar.)__
<quar.)__________________
Eastern
5-
1-%
Bag
Co.
6%
5-16
60c
1
6-
6
1
6-15
25c
7-
6-
$37'/2c
6-
Furniture
Durham
5-16
6-15
6-
-
5
7-15
4c
(quar.)
1
(Canada]—"
Co.
Resistance
30c
Interstate
9334c
Ltd.
5-13
(quar.)__ZZZZZZZZZZ"
Rectifier
International
l$i 05
____r
for
6-
571/oc
(initial)
12'Ac
stock
5-
12'Ac
Nickel
common
5-16
dividend)
Industries
Drexel
Water
(Subject to approval
9
Foundries, Inc.—
(one share of
Lansing De¬
(stock
Chemical
Dresser
3
6-15
$0,119
Mfg.
Co.__
Bergstrom Paper, class A
Mfg.
1
9-
~
common
6-10
5-14
$37'/2c
York
New
(Mo.)
Dow
5-20
•
$1.25
Benson
Bibb
6-15
37'Ac
dividend
1st
New
International
6-10
1
________Z__ZZZZZZZ
Corp.-Seagrams,
5-13
5c
Manufacturing
Berkshire
5%
1
dividend
B
5-27
1
A
Inc.
1 James
class
5-13
3%
Beam
Bros.
1
6-15
&
5-16
6-30
gOc
25c
(quar.)_
Bell, Ltd., 60c preference
Corp.
(quar.)
6-15
(ouar.)
Pepper Co. (quar.)
Dome Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
Dover Corp., common
6-
dividend
Stock
6-
;■
1
Forests
Club
Dr.
6-
;
Bayuk
Bemis
5-24
1
75c
'25c
.
(quar.)_
com.
Bankers
Eelden
6-
Dierks
5-13
7-
50c
held)_____
Raynolds Co. (quar.)ZZZZZZZ'Z
Distillers
50c
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
Ordinary registered :
Atlas Powder Co. (quar.)_
Stock
2
Gas
&
Holders
1
62'/2c
Y
(reduced)
com.
When
Payable of Re<x
6-
$1.06>/4
Inter-County Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co.
5-20
10-
shares
&
6-24
1
25c
ZZZZZZZZZZZ
(quar.)
Co.,
Container
International
(quar.)
&
dividend
two
Devoe
8
6-
Inc.
Co.
Gray Iron
Diners
$1.75
$5
Stock
6-
6-24
Lines,
velopment Corp.
.■
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Refining,
Bargain City U. S.
6-29
■
°
7- 1
6- 3
6-20
"
(liquidating)___
Edison
Stock
$L12'A
$1.50
Bank
6-15
Indiana
Ingram
Investors
Corp.
Air
Detroit
5-20
dividend
Stock
Delta
5-25
20c
,oT/
„CorP«»
Detroit
2%
Arkansas
&
6
1
25c
M.
5-16
6-15
6-
\
10c
4
common
(quar.)
preferred A' (quar.)
Deerfield Glassine Co.
(quar.)
5-12
6-
(quar.)
Arkansas
Ashland Oil
6-
1
6-10
6c
Co.
6-15
30c
31'/4c
$3 partic.
Louisiana Gas Co.
Co.,
Farms
/
T.
Co.
'
25c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(quar.)_____
preferred
Peanut
pfd.
(quar.)
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd.
Incorporated
Investors
1
6-30
T(
5c
(quar.)
3%%
5-10
7-1
32'Ac
-
.
•
D.
5-21
6-
25c
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(initial)
5-14
6-
20c
.
*
(quar.)ZZZZZZZZ
(s-a)_
4'/4%
Im^"Fn^rcuii Breaker
4.60%
preferred
5-18
Inland
preferred (quar.)_____
Curtis Industries
8
1
9c_
Engineering,
5%
(Tom)
6-29
$1
6-10
v
12'Ac
I
Co7p~—"
Corp.,
_
05c
(quar.)_.
Dana
6-141
IQ%
.
12'Ac
1%
Arden
5-31
6-15
37'Ac
(quar.)
*
51/,% prior preferred (quar.)__
American Machine & Foundry (quar.)—___
American Metal Climax Inc., com. (quar.)__
41/2% preferred
(quar.)__*
American Motors Corp. (quar.)
American Radiator & Standard SanitaryCommon
(quar.)
:
Common
6-15
20c Y
6-
Corp.,
Huston
1
6-10
~~~~~
(quar.)
A
Cuno
$1.62%
ZZZ
Crown Cork & Seal
Co., $2 preferred (quar.)
Crown Zellerbach of
Canada, Ltd.—
$4.20 preferred (quar.)_
Crows Nest Pass Coal
1
$1.02
4.08'/"
American
A
6-
*hare
Company
Stores
5-13
6-15
Hupp
.
5-10
5-31
25c
'
5-25
—
International
5-15
25c:
;•
Co
Class
5-18
37'Ac
(quar.)______
"V Y 35c *
(quarJ
(Boston)
Milk
Cork
Class
>
5-27
/ 5-25
,
Crown
6-10
Y 6-10 f
25c
_
4
Crowley's
1
6-
30c
(Chicago)
& Reynolds
Corp.—
$1 div. preferred
(quar.)
Corson (G. & w.
H.)f Inc.
Craftsman Insurance Co.
5-31
4
(quarZf
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Name of
Howard
Corroon
5-20
7-
quar.____
Holders
Payable of Rec.
,
& Papar
(Maine)
Copper Range Co.
Coro, Inc.
(quar.)
3
6-10
$ 15c
—
Share
rnnpineiHtao ^asualty Co- (Chicago)
Copeland Refrigeration
Corp.
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—.
Common
,
50c
Continental Assurance Co.
Holders
6-24
Ltd.—
rJ!unlidated«,Wiater Power
Water
Consumers
Payable of Rec.
10c
F
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A
When
1
_
Increased
payment date,
When
Name of
Company
Consolidated Textile Mills,
5% preferred (s-a)
5-
Z
'*
5
5-13
Nekoosa-Edwards Papers
';
6-9'
5-20
6-10
5-13
Class A voting
Nestle
5-23
?
LeMur
New
Bedford
New
Britain
Co.
com.
Y
*-
.
_
.
..
(quar.)
20c
(quar. )*„__^._.
Storage Warehouse
Gas
• >
.;
Li^it
Co.
(quar.)__
•..
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'
7V2C
6-
2
6-15.
60c
5-
50c
5-10
2
5-18
Z
,
.
6-
1
4-28
4-28
(quar.)——.
England Lime Co.
New
45c
Mohawk Power, common (quar.)—
<3 40%
preferred (quar.
3.60%
preferred (quar.)____—-----—r—■
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
.
——•4.10% preferred (quar.)_
__-™
4.85%
preferred (quar.)— *
5.25% preferred (quar.)—
—
Nopco Chemical, common (quar.)
——
4% preferred A (quar.)——
———
Niagara
g"™
5.80%
$1.40
(quar.)——---—
preferred
preferred
5.60%
J" J
7- 1
$1.37(4
5%%
(quar.)— —
Scotia Light & Power Ltd.—
Nova
*«»•
preferred «uar,>
preferred (quar.K
4%
preferred (quar.) — —.—
8*
*
4*4%
£
♦$*
(quar.)—
——————
Co., 4.08%
preferred (quar.)—
5 ij
40c
$1.02
Co.
Ohio Power
preferred (quar.)
4*4% preferred
(quar.)-—
4.40%
preferred (quar.)—
4.56%
preferred (quar.)
Ohio State Life Insurance Co.—
50c
;
New
(initial
common
Pottery
Oster
Co.
Mfg.
|-19
-—
;
j>
s-
9
1
%-
«
in
6-1
$}-J0
———
$1.14
6- 1
a
quar.)—
;
—
1
40c
(quar.).
10c
7
(quar.)——
9\
s
B
Quarterly
—,
:—
2rc
Pacific Far East Line, common (quar.)—
15c
5»4% convertible 1st preferred (quar.)—$0.328125
Pacific Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
60c
6-1
(quar.)
Pacific Lumber
Parsons
Penick &
Ltd.
Publishing
Pen ton
6-1
$35c
6-15
Co.,
10c
6-14
6-1
5-13
5-13
50c
75c
35c
6-28
6- 3
5-15
5- 8
6-30
6-10
5-22
5-23
—
—-
__J—
(quar.)_
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.
Pepperell Mfg. Co. (quar.)_.———
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)—
———Perfex Corp., 4(4% preferred (quar.);
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)—
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—
?
Common (quar.) '
—
3.65%
preferred
(quar.).
5%
preferred (quar.)—
———
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
Quarterly
—,
________—
Pillsbury Co., 4% preferred (quar.)—
Pioneer Natural Gas, new com. (init. quar.)
$1.12(4
75c
Action
Oil Co.
Plymouth
(H &
Pogue
22c
6- 3
1- 1
5-20
—.
J-5c
6-11
5-27
——
30c
6- 6
5-13
Potomac Electric
$2.46
4
Public
Service
4.80%
(quar.)—
preferred.
4.16%
5-16
5-25
6-
' $35c
,
—
tquar.)
Refining
Oil
Refrlgei
(quar.)—
Corp.
;\Y.
Raymond
stack
40c
Class
6-1
6-27
5-14
,5-29
6- 3
5- 5
5-5
5-5
.*
*
6-15
12V2c
Ross
preferred
Scott
class
Class
A
5c
-
5-16
5-16
5-16
5-16
5-16
Supply
4,50%
Akron
:
5-16
*'"
(stock
B
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
6-
1
6-
1
25c
A
(quar.J
B
A
-
—_
—?
——
■C
B
Class
■„
B
'
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Alabama
$6
.
Co.
5-16
4.60 %
5-11
Loan
A
1
Common
,
6%
7-
1
6-10
-Allentown
6-28
6-13
Allied
Allied
6-28
Allied
Allied
Mills,
Allied
Radio
5-12
Allied
Stores
6-15
5-20
5-31
5-
5-23
5-12
5c
6-29
6-15
J30c
6-28
6-14
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
Co.
of
(quar.)___
Conn,
>y;
6-15
66-
55c
Co.,
Co.
.(From
<quar.)__
6-15
6-15
.Thompson
Tidewater
8%
12V2C
pfd.
6-
1
1
6-
50c
6-15
,
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
/stock dividend)—
(quar.)—
A
(quar.)—
5c
6-16
6,15
l'
5.31
10c
6-
5%
6-24
5-25
5-20
—
—
B_ (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
4»/a%
preferred (quar.)
Trans-Prairie
Pipe
of
$4
5^31
5--20
5- 6
5-26
5%
6-17
5-26
5-20-
5- 6
Gas
&
Co.
(stock
(stock
(from
A
Income)
Oil Tools,
dividend)—
Inc.
..
5%
dividend)
—
Can
Cast Iron
-6%
4
6-10
7.
4
gt0
7-
4
6-10
Line—
l5c
6_l5
6.
30c
6-10
5-20
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3
5-
5-20
30C
r
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______
6
1
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7
&
6-
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4-29
5-25
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6-
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If
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:
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6-1 7
,
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84
7-1
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net
25c
7; 6-15
25c
6-15
'
Beaunit
class A
Y*
5-20
American
Hospital Supply
American
Insurance
Co.
(monthly)__
(quar.)
(Newark,
Quarterly
4-26
4-22
83
62 »4c
:
.
7-
6-20
1
6-15
6-
3
*
25c
6-15
5-25
30c
•
6-15
5-31
6-10
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6-17
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5-10
7
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7
,
7-
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5c
(quar.
5- 4
4-29
5-16
5-16
6-1
,
common
4
;
6-1
25c
(quar.
6-10
1
7 7
6-1
'15c
'
<„
(quar.)—________
:
-
$50c
Ltd.— 7.
;
Markets,
'
.
7
.
2.%
holders
&
8-31
11-30
4-30
30c
6-10
5-27
6-10
5-27
6-30
6-
30c
6-
1
5-13
6-20
5-20
3
6-
1
$1.12(4
6-
1
5-
2
$1.40
Beck
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—
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;
common
S.)
7-
J35c
&
Cement,
preferred (quar.)__
5-16
6-1
6-15
6- 1
6- 1
6-10
7- 1
&
7%
Company
50c
5-16
60c
$1.12(4
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)____
4(4%
Black
Corp.
Steel Corp.,
6- 1
7- 1
6-1
Hills
Power
4.20%
preferred
4.75%
preferred
&
Light,
37c
$1.05
$1,18%
6- 1
6- 1
6-1
$1.40
7- 1
7- 1
BJaw-Knox
6%
Bros.
Co.
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)___
2
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)__«_
S-1^
"
6-7
j>-2u.
5-2U
5t2(
6-1'
4'25
5-9
6-J
,
5-i»
5-18
5-i»
5'10
e
$1.08(4
(quar.)
Tobacco, common
preferred (quar.)
30c
$1,75
Blackstone Valley Gas Ac Electric Co.—
5.60%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
17(4c"
10c
$1.06(4
common
6-10
6-10
6-10
6-10
5- 5
7* 2
15c
$1.18%
50c
(quer.)__
____________
Bethlehem
5-16
7.- 2
.
common
(quar.)___
Heminway Co. (quar. 1
Bell & Howell Co., common (quar.)
4J/4% preferred (quar.)
4%
10-31
J25c
Corp.,
Limestone
11-23
;
125c
Beldlng
Bessemer
j
y
____
(quar.)_.____
(quar.)—.
Shoe
.
17(4c
(quar.) J__
preferred
y
6-1
t25c ->7 7- 2
■
(Increased)
preferred
(A.
Bloch
5-20
8>
^
.____
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4.25%
J.)~
Sept.
.Gossett
Lumber, Ltd.,
Extra
7
Best
9-15
12-15
5-i5
.
(3-for-i split subject to approval of stock-
3
32y2c
(quar.)
Inc.
Mills,
4%%
Metal Climax Inc.-r-
preferred
>
7
y y
re-
held.
5-16
1
preferred,
Class
5-20
16 (4c
N.
J.)
Beaver
•
50c
(quar.)_
for each, six
■
(quar.)
.7-7'.$1.25..6- 1
.5-16
Beauty Counselers, Inc. (quar.)____,Y
25c
6-15
' 6-1
Beech Aircraft Corp.—
\
777''■ • 7.'
'■ 7. > v■ 77,
*
5-20
5-25
5c
(quar.)____
5%
Bell
Y'
30c
Corp.
approved stockholders, will
share
6-
"7
on
May 31 may.
into. Smith Engineering
approve
.
*
5-13
25c
Greetings Corp.,
6-30
5-16
7- 21c
Co
(quar,)_;_
(A,
BeaTings.
5-13
'
(Orlando,
American Home Products Corp.
4(4%
1
25c
Class. B (quar,)
American Hardware
American
6-
■; 6-1
25c
(quar.)
celve one
Bay less
7
45c
a__
9-19
7
20c
7<V $$1
(extra)—*;
5-20
8-19
5-20
8-19
6-16
5- 2
.
(quar.)i.i,_»j._^_,4
Quarterly
Works.,If
'.Class A
.J.;5-18
50c
(quar.j
(quar.)___^
$1
Bathurst Power & Paper,
6
in-
Power
$1
9-19
6-20
..
(quar.)
7;:/. ,-7.
7 6-20
37(4c
"
5-18
$6
37(4c
and
6-30
9-30
12-30
yy.'
,/■
(quar.)
with
::"'y";
->
$1.50 1-13-61
7,;
.
5-13
5-13
7-15
10-14
.$1,50 7
.
RR.
-
6- 1
6- 1
/
v
.
Barber Oil Corp, (Stock dividend)
5- 6
5-
25c
;
American Enka Corp.
American Fire & Casualty Co.
Quarterly
'K
4-29
7
Y
.$1.50
Canada, Ltd.
stockholders
merge
*
5-20
6-17
87 (4c
7
(from
Commercial Barge Line (quar.)___
American District Telegraph (quar.) _______
American
...
,
Aroostook
&
Barber-Greene
9
6-10
7
preferred
4-29
4
(quar.)
;
Barber-Ellis &
5-13
'5-12
4%
Bangor
y
7/4-29
6-10
*■'■
5-31
•
7"
Cable
-■
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%
5-16
7 5-25
*57c
(s-a)
Chain
Co.—•
Common
6-23
7-20
7
93 %c
American
•
Common
,,
Pipe Co.—
6-
7-
(quar.)
Cp.-<quar.)______^
preferred
Piano
preferred
5-31
6-10
5-25
10c
—
—
!
.2%
—
preferred (quar.)—.___
r
6% preferred (quar,)__
V,Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
77, y:7
4-22
.
6^-17
class
6%
6
5-11
5-18
4-29
5-27
F.
6%
4c
6-15
jsoc
15c
income)
American
Condujit & Cable (quar.)—
10c
12V4.C
6c
Baldwin
5-13
6-
1
5-10
U5c
~
common
(quar.).
Business
Shares
American Furniture Co.
$60c
45c
_____
preferred
8-
$$1.12 V2
5-
6-10
7-7-
37 (4 c
>
(quar.)
5-20
6-10
5-13
4-25
5-17
$1
22 V4c
*
,'.7.;;
8-13
l60c
■7
(quar.)_____
preferred____i
40e
1
75c
_
;
America,
American
">
.
4
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
6-10
Traders Finance Corp., Ltd.—
B
-
25c
-
1
"
y
77.
preferred-r
Bailey-Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
~
'.7
5% convertible 1st preferred (quar.)—$31V4c
5%% 2nd preferred (quar.)_
v.
$36c
7 5-27
5-16
r\
50c
>
common
60c
-
''/'t6-
45c
.'77v' 30c
(quar.)____
common
vestment
6-13
6-15
Uc
"I
;_
payments shown above clear all arrears,
and also include the payment
American
-
2
5-27
_____
:
preferred
5%
•
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class
Co.
Corp.,
American
income)
S.
Baker
5-16
•6-30
8c
American
5-
(quar.)
'V-■
Two
Inc.,
-
5-16
5-31
40c
on
July 1.
Airlines, Inc., comihon (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)__.
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
5-13
6-1
4c
v
non-cumulative
'
due
5-16
5c
income;.—__
5-16
Y
J30c
3(4%
5-31
1
1
B.
•
4- 4
4- 4
.
25c
Oil
.Aztec
•
y
dividend—
Stock
5-27
7-15
10-15
T-15
Collieries 4(quar.)
Ayshire
6-10
1
American
5-16
6-
5C
Timken Roller Bearing Co. (quar.)_
Ti^e Guarantee Co. (N. Y.>
(increased>
Supply,
1
6-30
50c
10c
investment
Mfg.
Co.
Co,
$6
•
5-2*0
(quar.)
6-10
•
non-voting
,Avco Corp. (quar.)
Axe-Houghton Fund,
,6-17
1
1"
:Y 12 (4 c
(quar.
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4%
preferred (quar.)___
4V4%
second preferred (quar.)
y
5-20
6-
(quar.)
7-
6-
75c
12V4c
preferred
America
5-9
—
Industries
Oil
Roofing
-
5-24
6-2
343,'*c
Inc.—
Glass
$3.75
5-24
25c
Co.
investment
Thatcher
5-13
5-24
37V2c
(quar.)
Corp.
(Quarterly from
6-10
6-15
jioc
common
7-1
f"
"
Aluminum
-
________
30c
5-18
1
5- 6
7-15
10-15
,
■
(quar.)
(quar.>____.
Ltd. (quar.)______^
Inc.
Aluminium,
5-13
25c
___:
6-
•
6-
y
(quar.)
*
/ ?.,
(quar.)—
Corp.,
preferred
-Alsco,
Corp.—
(quar.)
Television-Electronics Fund Inc.—
Texas Fund,
6-10
A
Alpha-Portland Cement Co.
1
35c
•,5-18
5-16
5-13
r25c
—
;
.4-29
8-20
5- 4
4-25
5- 4
5-20
V
,25c
;
;
-25c 1-15-61
Inc.—
7,/
; :
4c
5"16
./V
lc 5-16
r$4c
6- 1
Funds,
Gold Mines, Ltd. (quar.)__Y
Automatic. Steel'. Products, Inc.—
7 10-22
7. 4(4c
(guar.)
Au»or
1
6- 1
6-10
Corp.
preferred
6%
-
6
6^15
-
Broadcasting <quar.)_
Fibre
4%
6-20
$1.50
;
10-22
11-1
11-
—
Mutual
Extra
'
'
■
5-16
6- 1
5- 2.
)^
" 7-'7y 7
7-,
$55c .76- 1
v"7y>7
(quar.)______—___;
Development
-
$2.50
50c
50c
/-
(quar.)—
Okla.)
50c
/
(s-a)
,
Foundry
4-30
5-13
5-13
6- 1
7- 1
$4.50
(s-a)
(quar.),
com.
Quarterly
1
(quar.
Alpha Beta Food Markets,
6-1*6
1
—17V2C
'.
Indiana
(quar.)
B.)
Mining
Transit
4
6-30
7-
Atomic
„
7
Brass
Quarterly
10-22
'
5-20
6-10
Corp.
Inc.
5-10
.■
preferred
1
7-22
*
Chemical
5-18
$44.40
"•
Finance
11-
-
10-22
Inc.—
(initial)__
common
6-10
(quar.)—
(John
New
class
Cement,
"
Laboratories
5-10
10c
Machines,
Co.—"
6-10
$1.50
(quar.)
Syracuse
Portland
Control
7-27
(s-a)
*
1
1Y 7
7-1
Yw
(quar.)____________
Business
C.)
5-16
^
of
Sunshine
(R.
5-16
$1
■
7-22
11-
25C
6-29
65c
—,
17
r78-
35c
•
—
r
$1.03
Co.—
5(4%,, preferred
$1.25
•
(quar.)
6-1
_
'
B
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
Stephenson Finance Co.,
Triangle
Line
Coast
Co.
Ry.
Co.,
4-30
5-18
6- 1
9- 1
6-13
5-10
6-13
6-15
,
7'/2C
6%-
CiaS
RR.
non-cumulative
Atlas
7* 6-10
/quar.)
preferred
5-16
Co._;
Class
Class
Air Line
5-6
4-29
6-15
$1
17(4c
30c
class A (quar.)
& Santa Fe Ry. (quar.)__
Atljas Life Insurance. (Tulsa,
Quarterly—
;
7-22 :
1
$115-
:.
6-10
10c
5-18
6
'
20c
Steinberg's
Tractor
5-18
50c
;7; ;
5%
preferred (quar )_1
Algoma Central it Hudson Bay Railway—
20c
Co.
&
**
$1.05
:
(quar.)—
(quar.)—l.
.common
Algoma Steel Corp. Ltd.
6-
pfd.
(quar.)
Steel,
Allen
*
6- I
.
(quar.)—
Co.
Oil
8,
$1.37V4,
—
4.20%
preferred
Wbod
Alan
7-1
f: 4%
(quar.)___
Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey)-
Tile
5%
-
$2.
<quar.)_i.^_C74,7^____,»_.-
Line
Coast
4-29
4-29
4-29
4-29
4-29
4-29
5-31
6-15
5-5
5- 6
Co.—
Lines,
Charlotte
&
Atlantic
'
(quar.)
Co.,
$10c
—:
Fund
convertible
Speer Carbon
Standard
Taft
Truck
.
4-29
35c,M 6t1P
—;—
Telegraph
&
';y
,
$1.31(4
Atlantic Refining Co. (quar.)_____
Atlantic.'Wholesalers Ltd.—
"
Power
25c
(quar.)
Sparton Corp.—
s
$1
8-
■■
40C
(quar.)
preferred A
Alabama
5-16
6c
(quar.)——
A
6-
$1.50
5-10
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
! quar.)
Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Southwest Natural Gas Co., common
preferred
preferred
$5.50
~
25c
Southam
Taylor
4-29
50c
(quar.
common
1
Soss
5(4%
7
5-16
6-10 i V 5-18
7-22
8- V
$1
Corp.,
6-10
25c
—
B.»
Investment
Stetson
5-16
1
'
>
(quar.)
Gas
5-10
—
fc Steel
Mfg. Co.
(Edson
Class
Atlanta
$1
6-10
(quar.)_
Smith
State
—
—
$4 parties class'A
Atlantic
1
6- 6 y
v'
-r
7
7",
91(40
(quar.)
Singer
,
7
Telepho.ne
Atchison, Topeka
4-22
5-29,
$1
/Y'/;',
1
—
5-20
(quar.)—,
dividend—
Simtnds Saw
6%
4-25
"4-25
6-
15c
•
(quar.)
y;
—
—
Common
Associated
6-
■
-
62 (4c
(quar.)
..5%
(quar.)—
Silvray Lighting Inc.
$6
7"
10c
;—
5%
Sigma Mines, Ltd. (s-a)—
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)
Smith
common.
preferred
Associated
5-16
$1.12(4
$1.12Vi
Manufacturing
(quar.)
5-31
(quar.)_____
common
Brewing
Siegler Corp.
Class
1
5-13
5-31 :
f 18c.
"
Co.,
_____
preferred (quar.)—
Associated Spring Co. (quar.)
6-20
6-30
•;
10c
—
(quar.)
preferred
•
Class
5-16
25c
(quar.)
Rainier
Stock
6-20
•
2%
(quar.)
5.25%
•
7c
dividend)————
Co.,
preferred
Class
6-
6-30
IOC
'/ Y
dividend)
25c
$1.16(4
com.
75c
35c
93%c
Inc. (quar.)__
23(4c
Artesian Water (Del.), common (quar.)—40c
Class A
(quar,)__
40c
Associated Dry Goods Corp., com.
(quar.)__
62(4c
5-13
6-10
7
Y! //.
—
(stock
1
(quar.)_
__________
Co.,
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.I
Arrowhead & Puritas Waters,
y
;
(quar.)
5-27
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6-15
7- 1
6-3
6- 1
6-15
5-13
6- 1
'6-1
6- 1
6- 1
62(4c,
$0.84003
$1.08%
——
Power
preferred
Steel
$3.75
4-20
5-25
5c
Mfg.__
(quar.)___—
Brass
Class
,
,
5- 6
(quar.)
Shulton, Inc., class A
Sick's
5-10
25C "
Corp.
(quar.)
Armstrong Cork
5- 9
25c
50c
t
h
1
6-
25c
7
Corp.
Class
5-31
Products Inc. (quar.)— li:
M.) & Sons, class A (stock div.)_
Mfg.
$3.65
>
7 7
——
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
Air Reduction, Inc. common
(quar.)
5-10
(quar.)
(quar.)—_
Tool
&
B
Scovill
4.65%
■
Aeroquip
preferred series B
preferred
(quar.)
5-13
4-20
.•
■
.
,
7»
i
A_—
(quar.)—
Inc.
Fund,
preferred
4-14
5-10
5-12
6- 1
•
,
.
Arkansas-Missouri
5-11
5-25
20c
(s-a)
Aerojet-General
5- 2
Steel
(O.
Public
$4.35
Holders
When
,,
6-14
30c
$25c
*
-
—
——
$2.75
'
(quar.)
Process
B
Advisers
5-16
12V2c
—
:
(quar.)
preferred
Gear
Safway
2
Payable of Rec.
50c
Corp.
5%%
7-
25C
—
,
75c
68%c
—
sptit
(ouar.i
Finance Co., class
6%
4
common (quar.)__
Service Co.—
7;'.y»y.yt/
(quar.)
30c
preferred (quar.)„
27(4c
$2.36 preferred (quar.) ___—59c
$2.40 preferred series A (quar.) ______—
60c
5-27
1
-
6- 9
6-15
Common
"
Share
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.—
Stockholders approved a two-for-one split
5-16
Co
a tor
Three-for-two
Ritter
9
8-
(quar.)
Rapid American Corp.—
:
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.,
$1.10
Extra
Ranney
4
(quar.)—
shares
Industries
Acme
Acushnet
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6-1
6- 1
$1.20'
87Vic
27c
26c
„
(quar.)
prefjrred
State
52tac
:—
1 quar.)
preferred
Quaker
61c
(quar.)
preferred
4.32%
6IV4C
Oil
Armco
Petroleum,
Aberdeen
Indiana—
of
Co.
Endorsed
Aero
(quar.)
(quar.)
series)
series)
(1958
(1957
Arizona
6-
6-2
5-2
6-1
-
—
6-10
5-16
6-24
5-24
—.—-
.
'.Common
3%%
. ,
share)
Argus
40c
5-16
5- 2
f
"
.
5-16
,
7-9
give
we
P'*
.
——
Vending Corp. (quar.)
M. P. Incorporated, Inc.—
A.
-
6-1
6-1
f
American
25c
y
(quar.)
Ltd.
dep.
.
.
„
5-13
.
5-12
5-,2
5-16
5-16
V
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)__
7 $30c
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)—______—y
35c
Anthony Pools, Inc
6c
,
1
6-
2(4c
...
6-15
5-23
$$1.12 Vi
Name of Company
Power—
preferred
preferred
S2.44
$1.75
25c
15c
6-10
Argo
———
ABC
Co.
—
;
6-20
6-20
$1.50
;'y :
6-17
25c
15c,
-.
(quar.)_
common
6-10
7
6- 1
6- 1 $
7- 1
6-22
,
rets, (final payment of 7
shillings Jess South. African non-resident
tax of 6.3%
amounting to about 90c per
American
*
1
6-30
7-
25c V
y
'6-10
6-24 Y
'
45c
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co. class A (s-a)
1 quar.)
(
-r
$2.25
—
Corp. of South Africa,
Anglo-American
6-10
Per
'
Y
6-10
50c
Corp.,
5-31.
6- 1
5-16 X
34%c
•
A,
_
—
1
(quar.)—
Chemicals
Electric
B
7-' 1
preceding table.
at
(quar.)
Company
S>
,n
-
'
Class
the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
5-16
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.
7%
preferred (quar.)__—
Anderson-
6-20
$2.50
5-31
7-15
-j
5-18
7-
——
(quar.)_
Co.
Iron
Below
-
25c
$1
.
5-18
5-25
,v
6-24
■■
(quar.)__„—_r—i—37(4c
preferred
117 Vic
$3 preferred (s-a)
Zeigler Coal & Coke Co.
Zeller's, Ltd. (quar.)—
91 4C
S1.25
common
time
this
_
Woodward
5-10
5-10
5-10
West Virginia Ry.-rn*.!■?•% 7
payment deferred
:*7'-7
&
on
,
„
(s-a)—————
Corp.,
1
Industries, Ltd.—
preferred
Wyandotte
6-1
6- 1
6- 1
_.
Pittsburgh
6-10
>
4(4%
•
5-20
6- 1
40c
^
Pitney-Bowes Inc. (quar.)___—j_
Pittsburg Railways —
——
(John)
(quar.)———.
5.50% '.preferred
AraQskeag Co., S4.50 preferred (quar.)—
Anchor
Post
Products
(quar.)
5-13
5- 6
5-10
-
(quar.)—20c
5-' 9
6%:
6- 1
.
common
5-19
tl7V4c
—
12-12
■'
Works,
Water
5-14
;
-
.
6-30
$1.201.
:
6-10
9-12
,,
5-31
6- 6
6-15
7- 1
quar.)——___: ; .57(4c
1
6-
6-20
9-20-
12-20
7^0
(initial
6-1
■•■'f-'.-: 25c '
<quar.)_ ?>■*' 35c•"
1834c
Harmon
Tobacco Co.—
common
5-18
40c
$1.25
$1.25
t
y
6-11
6-
31 Vi c
,y
——:
Conversion
New
5-14;
Y
American
(quar.)_—————
Bros.
1
6-
25c
.■
6-15
6-15
6-15 r
,
5%
American
.
(quar.)—;
»
6-10
5-13
5-13
4-29
6- 1
6-1
6- 1
;
,,
'
common
common
6-
$1.31(4
Wood
5-31
40c
2oc
(quar.)
7% preferred
(quar.)__a
Co. (quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.
Ford,
5-16
(quar.)
———
Cement Mfg. (quar.)—;
Wood
|"*jj
(quar.)
Co.
&
Mfg.
Paton
6-22
6
Telephone
CO.,
Wood
5- 4
j»" l
.7-22
5-27
5-27
5-16
25c
30c
$1
$1.25
:
Quarterly
preferred
Williams
5-13
$2
5c
—
—
—
4-30
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.
(quar.)
Motor
5V4%
Whitehall
o-13
6- 1
5-13
^
5-16
••
White
1
•
_
5-24
12 V2C
'
Angeles)—
Employers Insurance (Los
Pacific
1
12-15
6-20
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)——
$1.25
American, St.-Gobain Corp.—
>
7
5% prior preferred (quar.)_____
_____
«
31 Vic. f
American Smelting & Refining
(increased) 50c
American Beating
Co.
(quar.)
—
40c
American Steel Foundries (quar.40c
American Thread Co.. 5% preferred (s-a)___
12(4c
American Title & Insurance Co.
(Miami)—
5-19
6-
V' 4c
(quar.)—_—
—Co.——
—
(George), Ltd., class A (quar.)——
Class
6-10 ^ 5-31
-
Supply
Carolina
Weston
6-iv
6-1
62 Vic
preferred
4.80%
•
Western
6-30
preferred.
6%
time.
Inc.
Inc.
Lines,
Auto
Western
5-31
5-17
7-22
22 Vic
Corp., $1.25 pfd. A (quar.)
(quar.)——
:
Air
Western
»
o
Industries,
Walgreen Co.
9
1
6-1
k
Industries
Ward
7-
noc
,9"29
15c
$5°
——-—
Pipe & Construction
(quar.)
Potash & Chemical, com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.) _________
(
$5 special preferred (quar.)_____
—
American President Lines, Ltd.—
5% non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
5% non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
5-12
—
—
Chemical,
deferred at this
Action
»
1
(quar.)
Co.
Virginia-Carolina
"Voe-Shan
|- 3
t
6- 1
$1.0$
$ J,
4.20%
Onondaga
b-15
50c
Chemical
Vick
(initial)—
common
new
B
$4
5-31
27Vgc
(quar.)—————
Corp.
Valspar
6-14
® ?
5-31
,,
$1.06 ft
(quar.)__—
Utah-Wyoming Consolidated Oil Co.———
6-10
\
60c
class A preference
w5%
4
5_
6-30
«- 1
*20c
Oil
:
£ J
\
b"
Specialty Mfg. Co., Ltd (quar.)
—
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd., .7% pfd. (quar.)—_
Ohio Crankshaft Co.
(quar.)
—
Ohio Forge & Machinery Corp.—
Office
Ohio
b i<
£ }
♦«
(quar.)_
com.
preferred (quar.)—————
Greenfield Corp. (quar.)—
United Keno Hi^ Mines, Ltd.—
U. S. Casualty Co. (N. Y.)—
>
45c convertible preferred (s-a)
;
U. S. Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
;
Class
6-30
10c ^
.
V
6-10
9"10
11-30
;
———-—-
American
4V4%
b_i/
1
Improvement Co.,
Gas
United
*-»«
Petrofina, class A—.————
American
5-12
5-31
6-29
—
_—
American News Co.,
5-17
,
6-10
>
6-15
4c
4c
4c
25c
—
—
American
(7c from net invest,
3c.from security profits)—
United
_
.
Corp.
and
income
30
50c
Quarterly
Funds, Inc.—
Science Fund
United
b 3U
5
,
'
1
(quar.)———
Aircraft
United
01
5120
j?
—-———
<
5-27
65c
(quar.)
,
United
^.l0
7-15
6-20
JJ-»
5-16
Quarterly
Quarterly
5- 6
5-16
'
Inc.
Uarco,
6_io
b
u- x
50c
25c
(quar.)——
10c
$1.06y4
.
Payable of Rec.
50c
;
(Galv., Texas)
National Insurance
5- 6
6-10
—
American
(quar.)
Co.
Meter
American
6-17
5-20
7- 1
$1
Rubber Co., common (quar.)
—$4.25 preferred (quar.)—————-~—
Per
Share
Name of Company
6-17
1
7-
37 (4 c
Tyler
b iu
53J
25c
$1
(quar.)
Clutch Co.
Disc
Twin
common
6_10
6-30
$L3^J
Natural Gas, com. (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)——
—
Northern
| J®
—
Refractories
American
North
(quar.)
Mines, LtcL
-
$1.02]*
'
Noranua
85c
90c
:
$L50
Co.,
.
Hotders
When
Payable of ReC.
15c
(resumed)——
convertible preferred (quar.)
Coach
Twin
V Monday, May 9, I960
.
.
_
Share
of Company
name
Payable oj'«»
6-15
5-2«
• 6-30
6 1
6-30
6-lu
® ??
6_10
Share
20c
Name 0/ Company
<
Per
Holders
When
Per
Financial'Chronicle
Commercial and
The
■'
6-15
20c
75c
5-14
6-30
6-ia
6-13
5-13
4-80
6-10
Number. 5949
191
Volume
—
■
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
--
P
Per
When
Holders
•
■••
flame
Ben
Share
of Company *
inc.' (quar.)
Quarterly
Payable of Rec.
6-
20c
.
9-
20c
—-———-——
1
8-22
"
1
11-30
7mm net investment income)
Lh J brooks. Inc.. new common
»
Km
dividend
Stock
ponth
\i/o<70
25c
6-
100%
10c
5-24
5-10
7-29
6-27
25c
87V2c
6-
5-20
7-
1
6-
37V2c
-——
preferred (qitar.)_
6-
1
5-9
5-27
4-29
;___
\louar.)
Borden Company
4-29
(quar.)
r--——
common
(initial —_____
Fisheries Corp., common (quar.)
Mp\v
5-16
6-15
1
income)—13c
Bowater Paper, Ltd. (stock dividend) One
new
ordinary snore lor each five
:
(subject
1
Xrjois, inc. (quar.)—.—
BSaCo"I^ (annual)"—
Chambersburg
7-
1
6-
1
5-
5-16-
5-2
7
5-27
5-12
50c }
6-30
6-16
:$$1
——
_—•
2'
6-30
/Series
7-2
6-
of Depositary deduction)—
6-
9
5-2
,5-16
.
4-
5-
5%
4
2
•
,
(quar.)
preferred
dep.
rets,
(Approximately
for
Burry
Bush
1
5-
Ltd.
1
5-
6
1
5-
Terminal
(H.
&
California. Electric
Common
5%
Co.
preferred
5%
4-
5
preferred
preferred (quar.)
5V2%
preferred
California
1958
6-10
California
Colorado
7-
Colorado
5-16
8
4-29
(quar.)
4.40%
conv.
9
;
5.28%
5.36%
5.20%
5.20%
conv.
preferred
E
preferred
H
Columbia
4-15
Gas
System,
Columbian
Combined
Locks
6-1
5-
5
6-
1
1
6-
1/
5-16
r
5-30
4-29
5-15
4-29
<
4-29
)
5-15
4-29
5-15
Voting
5-31
$32 Vic .';
$15c "
$15c
'6-20
5-16
4-20
$20clf
5-16
4-29
$I5c"'
5-16
4-29
___
_
—
cass
a
Class
B
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Fund, Inc.
income
on
Canadian
Cass
a
ran
from
Ltd.
6-
1
1
'-
.
1
5-
$$2
7-
4
6-15
•6-15
-5-31
6-15
5-31
9-
9-30
8
$20c
5-14
$$1.06
pfd. (quar.)—
5-16
Class
A
A
Class
B
Ltd.—
5-16
Glass,
Power
'
,
$3.75
4-29
5%>
6-
5-16
1
Can
^
'
'
Case
pforf
7%
41
t
77—
"
5c
Co.",
'
f
nv
CasMnr
^ (4uar..)
a
4 20'/
Centrar
Central
Cnmm
n
Corby
9
5-26
6-10
(H.)
n
Georgia
°ils>
Ltd>
Corning
5-13
Cosmos
5-31
5-13
Ry. Co.—
5-31
5-13
5%
5%
5%
5%
r
Cott
B
<initial)
Natural
5-18
5.36%
10c
5-16
4-29
5¥2%
preferred
5-16
4-29
5.65%
preferred
preferred
1956
5-16
5-
2
5.68%
5-16
5-
2
6.40%
6-15
.
6-
1
Electric
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
5c
6-
6
6-
6
Electronics
;;
Horn
(quar.)
6
9-
,
$10c
1
12-
$13c
V
2
Ennis
Business
•
5.60%
-preferred
(initial)
6-15'-
5-20
Curtiss-Wright
Forge
com
Erie
&
4-29
4-22
3
7-
1
6-
3
6-
65c
7-
$1.13
1
6
,25c
6-21
$1.25
9-21
'
12-21
$1.25
•*'
v
prior
5%
preferred
5-25
5-20
Fairbanks
5-20
Fairey
7-
45c
Fafnir
1
6-15
$1
5-5
6-
25c
6-15
1
■
.
6-
31¥4c
1
'
6-10
River
—
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
I50c
6-
1
5-10
Federal
Compress
Federal
Fire
5-31
N.
cuse,
2
6-30
6-
3
1
5-12
6-
1
5-12
5-12
6-
1
6-
1
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
5-12
5-12
1
5-12
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
5-12
6-
5-
5-20.
5
5-20-
5-10
6-15
5-20
6-
5-10
1
5-31
5-
2
5-31
5-
2
6-
5-16
1
a6%
$1.62
34c
7-12
7-
5-20
6-20
1
6-15
6-
6-
1
5-16
$1.183/4
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-12
46 ¥4C
6-
1
5-.
6
6-
1
5-
6
$1.03
6-1
5-
6
6-
1%
5-10
6-10
1
5-16
1
•
,
4-20
5-31
20c
5-28
5-28
5-13
7-
1
6-17
7-1
6-17
6-15
6-
5-13
6-15
5-31
Insurance
Federal
National
Federal
Pacific
'
Mortgage Assn.
Electric, common
5 ¥2%
preferred
5¥2%
conv.
Screw
—
6-15
9-15
5-10
Federal
Federal
6-
7
'9-
7
$1.25
12-
2
Federated
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).—._—.__—
75c
7-
1
6-
3
1
•
6-
3
Class
Class
Class
Sign & Signal Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
B
A
B
:_____
20c
5-31
5-14
Fed-Mart
6-21
6-10
9-21
9-
9
Dayton & Michigan RR. Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)
$1
7-
5
6-15
Pield
$1.25
12-21
12-
9
Deere
50c
7-
1
6-
3
Com.
Corp.
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-
1
20c
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
5-17
26c
6-
1
5-17
283/4C
7¥2C
6-15
5-31
5-29
5-
5
25c
—
6-15
6-
1
12¥ac
6-15
6-
1
(quar.)
183/4C
6-
1
5-12
31¥4C
com.
1—_
(monthly)
common
Corp.
2
6-
1
5-12
Delaware—
common
common
("Marshall)
Filtrol
of
5-
26c
1
6
5-12
(monthly)
(quar.)
5-20
6
2
2
5-20
pfd.
Works
2
55-
r
4-30
(initial)
2nd
5-12
5-16
9-29
15c
1
6-
23c
7-
7-
preferred
5-
6-10
20c
12-30
(quar.)—
6-15
5-12
1
35c
$1.75
*'
1
6-
25c
•
$1.75
—
7-
5-27
30c
(quar.)
series A (initial)—
Federal Paper Board, 4.60% pfd. (quar.)_:—
Federal Purchaser, class A
(initial)
:
,
5-
6-16
1
5c
Federal
5-17
8-15
1
5-15
7-
$$2
(Canada)
Insurance
Co.
(quar.)_
Federal-Mart Corp.
(quar.)____
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.
11-14
1
4-25
5-13
$3
(quar.)—__
5-16
1
9
25c
Warehouse
5-27
9-
*
Co. (Syra¬
_
6-15
12-1
28c
28c
••
30c
6-' 1
•
5'
~42c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
5-19
1
;
.
(quar.)
5-16
5-16
6-
held
(quar.)
6-14
.
1
10-
Company
c
6-15
6-15
$$1
50c
&
5
$25c
Or¬
shares
Extra
Door
3
5-
.
15c
50c
Metallic
Y.)
Corp.
(quar. )_i__——50c
Dahlstrom
two
Ltd.
4-15
Corp.
$4
5-
5-25
div.)
5-10
4-29
5-
10c
20c
933/4c
28c
each
Corp.—
Fedders
5-13
Aircraft,
preferred
5-25
30c
$17¥2c
10c
(stock
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
5-27-
(quar.)
9
for
Co.
Gas
5-10
A
12-
Westland
1
A
*
of
6-10
$1.25
$1.25
shares
$50c
Inc.
preferred
5-16
5-16
35c
(quar.)
Brewing
class
prior
1
6-15
50c
Co.
6-
Sugar Co.—
Publishing,
1
5-10
$1.12 .¥2
—__
7-
(quar.)
&
convertible
class
$1.60
Co.
dinary shares
class
Curtis
7-
6-
87 ¥2 C
div.)
(quar.)
Ltd., Amer.
share
One
non-cum.
9
5-31
7-19
30c
(quar.)
common
Morse
Co.,
non-cum.
9
5-20
6-15
50c
(stock
(quar.)
Bearing
non-cum.
6-10
6-10
$$1.75
25c
preferred
E'versharp, Inc.,
$2
9-
Corp.,
—
Pittsburgh RR. Gtd. (quar.)
Mills, common (quar.)
4¥2%
$2
12-
12-21
Steel
&
—
Erlanger
$2
$1.25
3
1
5-31»
.
*
(quar.)__
7
A
56-
6-15
3
,
$37¥2c
9
•9-
—
(quar.)_^
Erie
6-10
6-21
quar.)
Equity Corp., $2 preferred
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
fquar.),.
(increased
(quar.)_
a
$1.12¥2
5-30
6-15
$1.09
(quar.)_^
preferred
40c
Press,
Forms
common
4.36 %
(quar.)____
preferred
preferred
Gas,
.7
8
6-
15c
16¥4C
(quar.)
com.
8-
1
4-30
$1.25
Co.,
11-
7-
4-30
25c
—
Electric
1
$1.04
4-30
5-14
Ltd.—"
1
5-
5-14
5-14
25c
6
5-20
5-20
5-16
2c
5-
5-31
5-26
6-10
50c
deposit rets, ordinary (final)
Wililamsport RR. Co., pfd. (s-a)—
Equitable
4-15
6-1
6-16
1
30c
preferred (quar.)—
43/4%
preferred (quar.)
Steel Co. (quar.)
Distillery, Ltd., class A
Cuneo
7%
6-
+12c
Beverages
7%
1
5-26
5-31
15c
(quar.)
Co
District
5-16
5-16
$12c
r.
Coty
'
6-
6-
5-26
1
$1.60
Investment
Coal
&
5-31
6-15'
55c
—__
5-
6-13
6-28
7-
$1.42
5¥e
9
5"
10c
$1.41 ¥»
(quar.)
American
5-
5-25
51c
Elk
___
series
5-12
$12c
6-21
$1.37 ¥2
(quar.)
Rubber
1
6-10
$1.34
(quar.)
(quar.)
(initial)_"
&
7-
$1.25
Storage Battery Co. (quar.)
Electrographic
Corp.
(quar.)
5-12
40c
Hose
5-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Industries
5-10
5-16
$1.21 VB
series)
Electric
Elden
v'7
5-12
5-20
$1.06 ¥4
(quar.)
35c
5-15
1
$1.02 ¥2
(quar.)
preferred
5-16
1
32 ¥2
(quar.)
(quar.)
(1957
1
6-
$37 ¥2 C'
(quar.)
common
6-15
6%
4-20
9-21
preferred
6-
6-
55c
(quar.)
preferred
1
5-25
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Fall
4-20
25c>
Gas,
preferred
preferred
2nd
Falstaff
5-31
6-
6-13
Co.—
—
$1.43
,
Water
(quar.)
$5
9
5-10
5-16
1
25c
—
common
$5
9
5-10
6-15
7-
45c
4-29
5-
American
5-17
$1.50
7% Dfd. (accum.)
(quar.)
5-18
5-
Cuban
5-31
* 31 ¥4C
,__il
5-16
5-11-
6-30
25c
.
_
Paso
4.10'%
4¥4%
5
1
Crane
4-29
$62 ¥2 c
10c
(quar.)
6-15
(qucr.)
6-30
.
(quar.)
1
6-
5-
7-77'
:
(quar.)____
Associates
Ltd.,
A
$4.87¥2
—
(quar.)__
5-13
$1.50
25c
933/4c
6-10
30c
25c
$1.05
tlOc
^ A (quar.)
B
El
5-20
6-15
5-25
Paper,
$1:; class
5-20
Lines
Mfg. Co.
Eddy
Steel Industries—
Corp.
5-16
+50c
Pittsburgh—
(s-a)
25c
'
(quar.)
(quar.)__—__
6-11
7-
6-
11:100
B (quar.)
B (quar,)_
Eaton
1
6-
1
20c
."_
1
6-11
n7ofCrred A (quar.)—
Dreferrp^ A
(quar->
eferred
Preferred
Preferred
•
1
6-
15c
(quar.)
7-22
7-1
5%mS (quar-)- 7-777I7ZZ7I7IIZ7IZ77_II
5'v
6-
3c
-
30c
Corp.—'_—2—
International Corp..
.-.
Company/ 334%
preferred
Crystal Oil & Land Co.", $1.12 pfd.
^
$1.12 preferred (quar.)7____—
1
$1.12 preferred (quar.)^_
5-16
(quar.)
'
^
10c
Natural-Gas (quar.)_
Imperial .Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
Class
$1.75
20n (quar.)
common
70c
6-30
B-L—7-7
Class
1
6-
5-9
nlf n!ed 'quar.)________:_
S
1
Utilities
1
5-
1
(quar.)
& Co- (Quar.)
flaCt0r* common (Quar.)-
Cateruiiifl'r
6-
Air
6-
Copperweld
4-29
5-31
$14c
of
Interurban
&
Eastern
6-
Cooper-Bessemer
5-24
S,'Ltd" (quar,)
Extra
25c
Louis
Eastern
>16
.'>5- -2
\ r>5- 4
75c
5-16
ll%c
(quar.)___
annual)—
61/a% preferred
(quar.)-______
1
35c
4-27
5-25
$10c
$14c
'
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
4-27
i 60c
$1.12 V2
'
35c
__i—_
—
6-
Pennsylvania RR.
6%
2
$50c
common
5-13
$20c
45c
—
;
6-10
(quar.)_-
A
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
5-
,
40c
Co.
5-16
(quar.)__
common
ureferied
5-23
>30c ;•
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♦
Duriron
7-16
East St.
6-
$1.37¥2
A
6-17
6-
35c
'
4-20
(s-a)_
class
6-30
$1.34
Company
(quar.)
5%
pfd.
$1.06y4
^
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
& Varnish,
prior
1
'
-i—--
Scott. 4Vs% pfd.
PC^S CorP- (increased
1
6-16
$50c
,7-22
Carson
Casco
8-
$50c
common
Paint
$3
5-16
20c
(quar.56V4c
pP1;
Ltd.
Copper &
5-27
,.4/2%.preferred
1
Brewing
Quarterly
5-16
——___
Co.,
preferred
Continental
Cook
$27c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
7-
Dura Corporation
Duro-Test Corp.,
East Kootenay Power. Ltd..
(quar.)
(quar.)7——
(s-a >777——
Continental
,
•
6-
Ltd.,
25c
$$1.25
$30c
East
(quar.)
Theatres,
(quar.)_
5-17
$1.75
(quar.)
5-13
*
4-29
$20c
^uar-)--
5-16
10c
prefferred (quar.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)__.—___
$4.52 preferred (quar.)J
Container Corp. of America, com.
4%
preferred (quar.)__
4-15
__
split)
common
Duquesne
1
:
:
common
5-15
(quar.)
(quar.)_
2
6-20
5-31
40c
(quar.l
1
:
Gas
5-
1
50c
:
(quar.)_
6-15
$4.16
;
$$1.25
(quar.)_
^ ?0,
4-29
6-
&=
Laundries
Consumers
9
6-
$lOc%
!,/,Preferred (quar.)
Carltil Corp.
(quar.)
rhsle Preferred
Carpenter
6-10
preferred
Empire
Fire
7-
50c
(quar.)
registered class A (quar.)
class A bearer (quar.)
5-
*
Ltd._^_—
Co.,
4.80%
6-15
Consumers
--$25c
Gas
55c
4-29
75c
,7 7
5-13
$25c
Western Natural
5-17
($15c
(Toronto)^—
Y.)
5-13
5-16
1
50c
^
A.
Inc.
Elliott-Automation,
Consolidated
5-13
6-
—
an Vtilities Ltd-. 4V4%
nit,. Pre/erred (quar.)
anqdian
6-13
1
Elmira
Consolidated
net
10c
57
Corn
corp.,
/
"
Cos-'
55c
6-30
6-10
Casualty Insurance—
7
Annual ___l_l_7____.
_____________—$25c
Consolidated Freightways Inc. (quar.)——_
7
20c
5-31
7- 2
Bradstreet,
5-10
7 Consolidated
1
$15c
ilan Hydrocaroons,
ier
Carrier
6-
4
B
&
5-13
„{N.
4-29
6-
$15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6- 1
Edison
4-20
5-25
30c
(quar.)_:
6-15
Class
(interir")
(2-for-l
'
9
$15c
(quar.)
common
6-
35c
(quar.)
Kannual)
5-
of
;
A
$$1
Ltd.—i
investments)-
oil
7-
Co.
Co.,
preferred
Consolidated/Diversified Standard Securities,
7 Ltd., $2.50 non-ciim. pref. (s-a)
:•
5-13
$17y2c
(interim)_
Assurance
Consolidated Natural
Electric, Ltd. (quar.)_
General Securities, Ltd.—
rSf B
5-13"
6-15
'
Power
approval
:
(quar.)
Consolida,ted
f
4-29
,6-15
$50c
$29Vic
General
Canadian
4-18
40%
Discovery Yellowknife Mines
(s-a) 7__V_—777
C 7;Ltd.
-
,
(quarterly
5-14
(quar.)
common
5-18
5-10
100%
20c
$2 preferred
(quar.)
Ltd., common
(quar.)
Dulaney (J. H.) & Son.,
Dupuis Freres, Ltd.—
Consolidated
•:
5-20
5-16
$52c"
$31'/4c
Co.
Life
.>*40c-'preferred
5-10
1
certificates
6-10
14)
common
preferred
5.36%
4-29
•
.
4-29
4%
6-15
30c
preferred (quar.)________
Confederation
"
(quar.)_—^$40c
Fairbanks-Morse
Canadian
(quar.)
;
—
Ltd.
Canadian
«
Ltd.—
preference
(quar.)
Canadian Breweries
1
.
.
Lines,
6-
5¥2%
Quarterly
;7*' Quarterly ,271
Zll
I Quarterly '•
7:
4
Connelly Containers,, common
',*•
4-29
common
(quar.)—
7-
5-13
(quar.)
common
4-29
1
5-20
$31¥4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
7%
*
4-29
:■
1
7
'
4-29'
5-15
trust
Concord Natural Gas,
.
4-29
5-15 V
Shoe; Machinery,
"
5-15
;
Inc.,
Industries.
Drackett 1 Co.
6'
•
4-22
$25c
preferred
6-
1
Oliver,
Dover
June
Ltd.
Bros.,
Driver-Harris
(quar.)
'
5-10
35c
$25c
to
25c
A
—
:______—
subject
20c
Telephone (Pa.)-Increased
quarterly—.Community Public Service, common
5.72%
preferred series A (quar.)
4-29.
_
7-
Dorr
4-20-
Commonwealth
6-
.__32 Vic
%60c participating class A (quar.)
Participating
Canada Malting
Co,, Ltd.,.registered
12-16
5-15
Donohue
Dravo
*
6-15
-
23c
•
6-17
1-1-61
split
30c
(quar.)
6-15
5-15
Steamship
Co.
6-15
33 Vic
•
1
Dun
class
4-20
25c
(quar )____
stockholders
6-20
7-
(2-for-l
•
Commercial Shearing & Stamping
Commonwealth Income Fund
5-15
5%
Credit
Co.,
(monthly)
60c
1
32Vic
(quar;)————_^_—-L—•-
6-30
Commercial Discount Corp., common
(quar.)
6%
participating preferred (quar.)
27Vic
Dominion Sugar Co. Ltd.(quar.)
Canada Foils,
Ltd., common (quar.)—
Extra
5-23
45c
(quar.)
1
3134c
4'/a%
Canada
Paper
4-20
5-16
39c
Donnelley (R. R.) & Son (quar.)____
5-10
3%
(quar.)
Ltd.
6-
34%c
Canada &
1
6-15
$1.50
dividend)
6-
I-,(quar.)—'
Ltd.,
6-
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
5-2
J
preferred
Co.
6-
5-16
37 ¥2 c
(quar.)..
(quar.)___:
Cnemicul, Ltd—
&
$1 preference
7c
6-15
preferred
Cement,
Carbon
6-10
8¥2c
(quar.)..:
7c
6-15
preferred
$1.30
Tar
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.25 pfd.
6-15
12¥2C
(initial)-
Stores; Ltd.
Dominion
(quar.)
5-16
5.08%
Canada
Dominion
6
Inc.
Enterprises,
5.50%
-
6
7-
■
87 Vfec
(stock
Corp.,
5-16./
33%Cr*.
,
7-
7-15
preference
7c
Pictures
Compo
(quar.)
7-15
lc
63c
Elevator
5-16
-
(quar.)— ___;
IOC
7
'
,
77 5%
Co.—
Gas
&
1
2834c
_____
5-20
(Atlanta, Ga.)
25c
(quar.)
6
monthly)
1
i__30c
conv.
preferred F
(quar,)-.
preferred G (quar.)__
6-
:
Milling
—_
Engineering Works. Ltd
(s-a)_—
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
(Cincinnati)—
27J/2c
____
8-15
;
Interstate
6-29
30c
Dominion
20c
Fower
(quar.)________
______:7
1
(quar.)
(auar.)
(increased
2
5-13
15c
& Anglo Investment
Corp., Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Dominion Bridge, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Electrohome Industries, Ltd. (s-a)
9-
25c
common
12-
5-27
30c
.
5-13
$1.25
27c
C
(quar.)__-__
preferred D (quar.)——
A
12-15
15c
15c
Fields
1
Corp.
(quar.)
of America (quar.)
6-
d;
Oil
3
62 ¥2 c
15c
6-
i
6-
(quar.)„
preferred
5.30%
5-19
5-16
6-
Dominion
10%
Co.,
Columbia
.
Common
6-14
5-16.S
1
6-15
:
(quar.)___
new: common
Monthly
3
1
6-
25c
Mfg.
60c
25c
•
4-15
5-10
6-
62 ¥2 c
(quar.)_
$1.25
22140
(quar.)__—__—_
Water Service Co.—
,
,
5-
5-13
Pacific—
I7y2c
Packing Co.
5-13
$20c
Central
Monthly
5-6
7-29
__L_
(quar.)
25s
37V2c
__
Aikman
Commercial
series
Dominguez
'l
Texas
Monthly
5-17
'
convertible
5.40%
31.50
5-20
3
v
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
'
25c
&
Corp.
35c
(quar.)
4
1
(s-a)
Mfg.
2
6-
$1
Corp. (stock dividend
Diversified
Investment
Fund
Dodge
9-
6-
Clay
Houses,
11-
4
25c
(quar.)
Diversey
Dobbs
9-22
5-16
5-
$2
(quar.)
Corp.
3
11-23
1-2Vic
S.)
Inc.
6-
$1.25
Co.—
(W.
$1,25
3114c
(quar.)
5%
11-25
6-23
(quar.)
preferred
15c
Interstate Telephone (quar. >_
California-Pacific Utilities, common
12-15
$1.25
-$1.25
Life insurance
Corp.
Quarterly
Common
•
9-30
37V2C
(quar.)
&
Colorado
21c
10-20
$1.50
Colonial
quar.)
Divco-Wayne
dividend
$3.50
Collins
Power-
(increased
Dickey
1
37V2c
(quar.)___
Bottling
A
6
California
6
7-
A
6
(quar.)—
5-
7-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive
6
'
pfd.
5-16
Diebold,
'
5-16
6-10
York
Cement
Duke
$20c
(quar.)
Co.,
30c
"
6-10
25c
(quar.)_____
4-20
5-
5-20
Buildings
M.)
Portland
B
37i/2C
Combined
Byllesby
'
__
25c
—
Giorgio Fruit,-class A-(quar.)
Class
5-23
5-
5-
6-30
Drewry's, Ltd., U. S.
1
10c
Di
4-30
7-15
5-10
1
Co._
(quar.)
5-15
quar.)__
(quar.)
5-10
6-
31c
Diamond
•
30c
Corp.
1
Class
6
5-
6V4%
v
Steel
1
6-
—
Detroit
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware Ltd.—
British
(final)
*■;
.
(quar.)
Coastal States
9
6-
1
(Conn.)
(quar.)
Co., Ltd., common (quar.).
Biscuit. $1.25 preferred
(quar.)
Terminal
Bush
6-
6-
Corp.
4-15
6
quar.):
to $3.50 preferred (s-a)
Productions
(quar.1
__l
6-
Stock
6-
&
5-13
6-15
1
(2-for-l
(quar.)__■_.,
preferred
6-
Coca-Cola
tax)
Desilu
$3.50
50c
5-17
(final)
from
4-29
to
87%c
5-17
$1
Ordinary
5-31
7-
Tramway Corp.—
(quar.)
$1.05
free
lc
6c
New
Yard
(quar.)
4-29
•
Amer,
$2.50
of
Stock
guaranteed
$1.12¥2
Burma Mines; Ltd.*—
Denver
4-29
5-
5-26
(quar.)__
Supply Co.
guaranteed
1
10c
(quar.)
6-15
5-13
5-16
2%
(initial
stock
special
1
87¥2c
4.50%
1
5-20
12c.
$1
(initial
common
common
Union
5-13
1
regular
6-
:
7-
ioc
1
income)
& voting common
7%
30c
(quar.)
4.20%
Burns
$1.12 V2
income
A
debenture
Denver
1
6-
dividend)
4%
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Burmah Oil,
■
5-16
investments
on
common
preferred
Burndy
1
6-20
Class
Industries,
income
\6-
voting
$8
Dentists'
'
_
Cleveland Electric
Illuminating, com.
' 4V2%
preferred
(quar.)Cleveland Si Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
15c
—
Quarterly from net income
preferred
6-20
class
New
4-30
Semi-annual
25c
(quar.)
Bullock Fund, Ltd.—
4%
5-11
New
3
6
Paul & Pacific RR. Co.
&' Electric
Controller
$1.25
(quar.)
common
preferred
3 ¥2%
5-16-
,
1
55-
5-10
tquar.)v___i___^_
Co.
(stock
common
5-17
1
,Clark Oil & Refining Co. -(stock dividend).
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. Co.
(s-a)
•
.
Gas
preferred
Clark
6-
net' investment
Mfg.—
5-25
$1.12V2
(quar.)
of Virginia
Citizens
6-20
6-15
60c
Casualty Co. (N. Y.), cl.
Class
B ;(quar.)_":-.
____;
City Water Co. of Chattanooga—
12-31
•
6
6-
(s-a)
1
Valley Finance—
A
5-10
(quar.)
Service
Class A
6-
(auar.)
preferred
preferred
Cities
Dennison
30c
5%, preferred (quar,
„
5-16
—
—
5%
t
Class
4-29
5-
I2V2C
investment
Bank
Chrysler Corp. (quar.)_
Cincinnati-New Orleans
4-26
5-16
Broadway-Hale Stored (quar.)—
,4;25c
Brockton Edison Co.— ■ * ■ " ,>
'
5.60%
preferred
(quar,)—*.—
, 70c
;■ .6-11,
6 40% preferred
(quar.) ———
6- 1
,
-i $1.60
Bro'die (Ralph) Co.: (increased" 17 ¥2c 1-5-61
Brockton Taunton Gas Co.— > _• '. ,;:y':'v ;
7- 1
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
95c
Brooklyn Unoin Gas Co., common (quar.)—
30c
5- 2
51/2%
preferred
A ...(initial)— __—
r: $1.37%
6- 1
Brown & Sharpe Mfg.. (quar.)
'
30c "•
6- 1
6- 1
Pruning (Charles) Company, com. <quar.)„
15c
5%
7- 1
preferred (quar.):
$1.25
6-15
Brunswick-Balke-Collender, common (quar.)
15c
5% preferred (quar.)
7- 1
,___
$1.25 (Corporate
title
of
above - has
been
cnanged to Brunswick Corp.)
4-29
5-16
12Vzc
RR.
20c
(quar.)_„
Common.
Delaware
$2.50
net
preferred
Cincinnati
Delaware
4-29
ioc
(quar.)
Series A preferred
(quar.)__
Chicago Yellow Cab (quar./______
Chiltqn Company (quar.
3
5-14
3%
(qUar.)^
A
1
5-20
A—
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Fund—
from
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Series
.
(Quarterly
„
5-16
27c
Telephone Corp.—
(quar.)_$;__:_'_-__i__
Common
6f 3
.
Burlington
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Share
class
Corp.,
Income
5-31
-24c
Unadilla
Common
6-16
v: 6-20 '
.
Falls
Manhattan
Common,
f
$5
$1.12V2
i____
Chesapeake Corp.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
3
6-
5-16
go >•
preferred". (qdar.)
—
56(40
(quar,)
15c
British-American'• OH Co.,-, Ltd/, (quar.)__■_%»,.
-$25c
British American Tobacco Co, Ltd,—
J
Bearer
and registered (final payment of ^
1 yvk; :
11 pence free of British income tax .but •
u■"?? V.;
Buck Hill
from
Common
3
6-15
6-
Company
.006 ¥4
Delaware
Boston—
Semi-annual
Chase
4V2%" preferred
6c %
4-30
27Vic
Engineering
4-22
•
5-15
Name of
Dejur-Amsco
6-17
45c
•"
6-17
6-30
When
Per
•
5-20
6-30
(quar.)
Paper & Fibre, common
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)__
Channing Corp. (quar.)
4-22
3
6-10
(quar.)
z
Service
(quar.)
6-
Brass Corp;,
Budd Company,
Co.
4-22-
#:
common ? (quar.)
less expenses
common
iquar.)
6-
.
48c
(quar.)
com.
$1
Corp.
Public
7-. 1"
;
V/i'jc
Bristol
Belt
Chenango &
$68J/4c
America: (quar.)__-_-___;i,
Brass,
Co.
6-3
$62¥*c
of Rec.
$1.23
(quar.):
West
$28c
(ordinary)—.-,*
preferred. *qttaiv)
t
5'/a%
preferred (quar.)-—
pvideeuort
Vermont
Chain
-
,
Holders
Century Food Markets (stock
dividend)..
Century Industries (quar.)__
Cessna Aircraft; new
common
(initial quar.l
4-22
3 ••
'
of
Soya
South
20% :l
approval June 2) —
deposit receipts
Corp.
preferred
&
Chase Fund of
3
6-
$0,176
:__
stockholders '
to
American
pnwline
4.50%
Central
8
6-
(final)
Ltd.
Corp.
dividend
.
Central
1
.
f
ctoric
Service,
Champion
B°?FromF,investment
Bnwifer'Paper
Public
Electric;
4-25
10c
(mmai >__
Illinois
Central
Aluminum & Brass Corp.
Cascade Corp.-—
«nke
B
4%
preferred
(quar.)__.
"4.92%
preferred (quar.)__
Central Louisiana
11-19
5-16
9c
When
Payable
.
Com-pany
Central
^
Mutual" Fund7Tnc.il'
B
Per
Share
,
Name of
5-21
(monthly)
(quar.)
Marshall
5-20
lc
(quar.)
(see
lc
.—
Field
&
6-20
5c
6-
5-
6-20
lc
.(monthly)
6
5-31
*
5-31
4-29
1
Co.)
—
45c
6-15
,
5-27
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
12
Financial
Insurance
Fittings.
Ltd.,
Fleetwood
Florida
13%c
3c
5-20
$1
5-15
(quar.)
$1.10
5-15
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.60%
4.75%
preferred
$1-15
$1.18%
15c
7Vic
25c
5-15
5-15
6-20
5-15
6-15
Florida
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Florida Steel Corp.
Tile
Industries, class A (quar.)
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5% preferred A (s-a)
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
Common (increased)
3V4%
preferred
3%%
Food
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
&
.—
B
and
(voting
com.
(quar.)
Ford Motor Co., Ltd.—
deposit receipts ord.
Dairies, Inc. (quar.)
Foremost
Pitt
.
.
Sulphur
Freeport
Inc.
Friedman
Hajoca
5%
Realty Co.
*
5%
5-19
5-
25c
7%
7%
pfd. (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
11-15
6-15
5-31
Hastings
1
5-16
Hecla
-5-27
5-17
Hendershot
:
AA
Funston
(R.
Futterman
6-
Co.
E.)
(quar.)
!
"
:
Corp.
(E.
9-12
5-
7-
(quar.)..
6-15
Monthly
Service
Co.
7-25
Hercules
Powder,
8-
1
7-25
Hercules
Galion
6-
1
5-16
9-
1
8-16
5-31
5-1
Stock
1
Heyden
(stock dividend)
6-
5-13
6-
5-13
44c
6-
5-13
15c
6-
5-10
6-30
5-31
7-
5-31
$22 Vic
1
5-13
6-
1
5-11
6-
1
5-10
Life
Corp.
Investment
Jersey
Common
8-
5
Johnson
&
6-
9
Jones
&
Lamson
6-20
6-
9
Jones
&
Laughlin
6-10
5-25
5%
6-
3-16
1
1
2
xiy4%
7-
2
5-31
xl%%
7-
2
5-31
preferred
Joslyn
Steel
6-15
1
5-25
$3.75
7-
1
& Supply
Mfg.
(quar.)
5-
2
6-20
6-
1
35c
5-31
5-17
8-
7-18
93 %c
25c
6-10
5-27
25c
:
6-10
6-
62 Vic
6-10
5-10
7-
1
6-
3
6-15
6-
1
—
(quar.)—
Co.
Corp.,
(quar.)
com.
$1.25
(quar.)
60c
/
City Power & Light—
3.80% preferred (quar.)
7- 6
1
5-19
4%
4-29
—
"
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
483Ac
6-
1
6-
1
$1:
,6-
1
6-
1
6-
1
5-13
6-
1
5-13
87 Vic
'7-
1
87 Vic
——
.* 10-
1
preferred
(quar.)
—
$1.08%
-4.50%
5-10
'
3%
6-
6-15
$4
preferred
(quar.)
—
7-
::
2
3
Kellcgg Company—
•«
;
3% % preferred (quar.)...
...
6-10
■
3
6-15
6-
6-20
5-20
7-
4
6-15
Kennametal,
5-13
4-29
Kentucky Utilities Co.,
$$3
5-13
6-15
'
9-15
1-2-61
12-15
5-31
5-13
40c
5-20
40c
6-15
'
:
—J—(
<$%% preferred (quar.)
•
1
(quar.).,——
common
5-13
-
A
(quar.)—______4__—T_—
Inc.
5-13
.
'i;—;— : 87Vic
$6Vic
(quar.)
•r
"
*
Products—
;
.
3V2% preferred (quar.)
3Va% preferred (quar.)—_____
Kelly Douglas & Co., Ltd., class
$1.25
(quar.)
.
:
7 Vic
Ltd.—•
f
$1.12 l/a
12 Vic
u':.
1
$1.05 '
...—-—
4.35%
"-I
divd.)
t
95c
4.20%
6-
;::5-2o:
30c
——
1
Kansas
7-20
$1.50
split)—-
(stock
6-15
5-11
J.)
N.
(quar.)
A
5-31
1
6-
——
(quar.)
Machine
6-15
7-
$1.25
5-10
5-20
Johnson
5-31
3c
6-20
1
7-
—
8-15
6-
Vi %
20c
(initial)
(Plainsfield,
Jewel Tea Co., common (quar.)
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)
7-
5-31
5-31
xl
(Greens¬
Insurance
5
45c
2
2
$1.40
Standard
2
77-
$1.25
5-
5-16
$$1.75
xl %%
(quar.)
10c
(2-for-l
2%
—
—
preferred
1st
50c
preferred
5%
$1.18%
6-
1
5-
5
5-25
5-16
,
^
6%
Inc.
—
Chemical,
Newport
6-
50c
6-1
5-6
Highland-Bell,
50c
6-20
6-
Hiller Aircraft Corp.
2
6-15
Kerr-Addison
1
6-15
Ketchum
10c
5-16
5-
25c
6-15
5-31
1
5-16
1
5-16
B
1
5-16
25c
5-16
5-
2
15c
5-16
5-
2
Hines
(Edward)
15c
5-16
5- 2
Hires
(Charles
20c
6-15
5-13
Holt
25c
6-24
6-10
Effective March
50c
5-10
4-
8
Holt,
30c
6-15
6-
1
25c
6-14
70c
fi*
Ltd.
shares
for
each
shares
100
6-15
6-
$20c
6-23
5-31
5-26
5-11
(quar.)
reclassification).
,
class
new
held
1
before
6-
1
8"
Keyes Fibre Co.,
Stock
4-29
5%
6-
45c
6-15
6-
9-15
9- 5
5.80%
4
4-21
6-
1
5-
4
6-
1
5-
4
30c
7-
1
6-
6
12c
5-15
5-15
—_———
(quar.)_——
common
dividend
—
preferred
(quar.)—
—
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Income
Keystone
Ltd.—
of Canada
5-16
16c
2%
20c
6-30
$10c
Co.
Mines,
Company (quar.)—
Kewanee Oil (stock dividend) (21
6-
(stock dividend)
Paper
37y2c
/15c
f.
(quar.)__
Gold
8c
6-
Common
Dauch
Company
6-
45C
5-16
Ke-rite
15c
Light Co., common
6-10
&
5-16
1
7-
87 Vic
Ltd.
43c
Hinde
1
7-
$1.09%
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Hilo Electric
2
6-
20c
3%
(quar.)
dividend
$4.37%
30c
(quar.)
preferred B
conv.
Heublein,
5- 2
City Steel Inc. (Omaha) (quar.)
General Acceptance Corp., common (quar.)__
6-
$22'/a c
(accum.)
6-30
Gate
6
37c
boro, N. C.), new common
5-13
25c
(quar.)
com.
Company
5-16
(quar.)
5-
Jantzen, Inc., 5%
preferred A (quar.)
Jeanette Glass Co., 7% preferred (accum.)—
5- 2
.
1
25c
Paper Products,
preference
3%%
Inc., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.)
Garrett
Corp.
(quar.)
5%
6
6-
(quar.)——.
$4 prior preference
56%c
Industries,
5-16
10%
(quar.)__
Marx
7c
Wood
1
3%
F.)
8-1
(monthly7c
"Common
8-22
6-10
$1.16
$$1.25
Co.
(quar.)
Mining Co. (quar.)_
25c
&
5-23
6-13
$$1.25
Mfg.
$1
-
5
25c
common
(initial)
25c
iui.
5-
$1.25
(quar.)—,
$4
:
5-20
$1.25
...
—
(initial)
Refractories,
Tobacco,
Hauserman
6%
...
Quarterly
$1
37Vic
Ltd.,
Co.
preferred
$15c
class A
Co..
6
6-
(quar.)——
(quar.)
cumulative
(quar.)
&
common
3.90%
6
5-
•i.
cumulative
4-25
dividend
Hartman
5-
6-
35s/aC
(quar.)..
Co., Ltd., common..
preference (quar.).;
preference B (quar.)...—
5% cumulative preference C (quar.)—__
5% cumulative preference D (quar.)
6% cumulative preference E (quar.)
Jamestown Telephone Corp.— r
^ v j
Jamaica
4-25
60c
Hartford Electric Light—
Co.—
'
Organ
5- 2
8- 1
11- 1
8-15
6
6-
$1.05
Service
Public
5-20
5-10
$3c
Co.
preferred
New
5-
93 %c
(quar.)
preferred
com.
5-10
(quar.)—
Co.,
Schaffner
Hart
5-16
5-16
Inc.,
6-
4
,
5-31
10c
Ironite,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
97 Vic
Manufacturing
6-10
K12c
income
:
Handy Andy Co.
6%
1
(quar.)
preferred
40c
—
Ltd
Harbison-Walker
5- 1
6-
Trailer, 4%
Brush
r
,,
—
(quar.)
convertible
Fireman
Iron
RR.—
W.»ter
Mfg.
10c
&
(George A.)
Fuller
,/
1
4-30
Extra
1
t5-
5-15
12-
5-16
10c
5-16
5-13
6-10
__
E.)
Fuller
Gas
Ohio
&
Cotton
Hammond
10c
'Quarterly.
(Charles
Class A
-1
$1.76
25c;
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5-16
30c
(quar.)
—
Frosst
Gar
investment
Mines,
Hamilton
25c
Co.
(Louis)
:
4%%
1
7 Vic
Corp.
Hallnor
3-30
6-15
7-29
6- 1
5-15
3Vic
■■:
-
.
(quar.).:
'Quarterly
Fruehauf
4 Vic
.
series..
-
1
9-
12-10
(quar.)
Stock
series—
6-
9-10
Jefferson
Custodian Funds:—
; Income.
6-10
$12yac
(quar.)
class A
preferred
preferred
6-1
6- 1
25c
25c
15c
Bridge
Franklin
Class
Ltd.,
(quar.)
$5
(quar.)
Gulf Oil Corp.
(quar.)—,
Gulf Power Co., 4.64%
preferred
Gum Products (stock dividend)
5-24
5-13
■
V
tj
„
(quar.)
——
Coal,
Mobile
Gulf
6- 1
15c
10c
Works (quar.)
Foundation Company (N. Y.)
Foxboro Company, new common (initial)—
.
Iowa
40c
net
From
;
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
When
Share
V(
common
preferred (quar.)
Southern Utilities,
common
40c
—
Service,
4.20%
Mutual Fund, Inc.—
Guardian
5-12
7- 1
8-15
6-15
25c
.
City Enterprises (initial)
Worth Steel & Machinery Co
Friden,
B
5-9
—---•—•---—
(A. P.) Fire Brick Co. (quar.)___
Grocery Store Products (quar.)
Gross Telecasting, common (quar.)
6- 1
6- 1
6-1
5-11
6- 1
6-13
12%%
(final).—
Forest
Bond
75c
Green
Class
3.90%
(Houston)—
Insurance
.—.—
West
Great
3.75%
5-26
6-
HOc
—
(quar.)—
5-20
1
6-1
•
40c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Hamilton
American
:
Life
Great Southern
>
'-35c60c
Motor Co.
Fort
Co.
Hackensack
non-voting)
(quarterly)
Fort
Ry.
Public
5-3
6-10
40c
&
Wallace, Inc.:—
Class
Ford
Gas
Dredge
Name of Cqmpany] <
.f
Iowa
6-1
25c
(quar.)._
Co.
Northern
5- 2
5- 2
5- 2
5-31
4-30
4-29
6-30
6-15
6-15
5-25
35c
81 Vic
93 %c
15c
Tea
Northern
4-30
5- 2
,
Pacific
&
Dock (quar.)
Utilities, Ltd. (s-a)
$5
.—
..._
Mart,
Forbes
Lakes
6- 7
5-27
6-15
——-
Fund
Growth
Atlantic
Great
6- 1
5- 6
5-20
7-1
(s-a)
(initial)-.—
Corp
,
$30c
class A
Florida Power Corp., 4%
4.40%
Monday, May 9, 1960
.
Per
Payable of Rep.
Shar$
via
Great
4-15
5-13
5-13
6- 1
6-15
5%
35c
Bankshares
Wisconsin
First
$1.12Vi
(stk. dividend)
National Credit Bureau
First
4-28
6- 1
65c
(quar.)
pM.
4Vi%
Great
Great
1Rubber,
Name of Company,
;
,
J.)—
Co.
Semi-Annual
Tire &
Payable of Rec.
5%
(stock dividend)
(Newark, N.
Federation
Firemen's
Firestone
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
.
(1992)
Series
Fund,
K-l,
quar¬
"
$1
preferred
;
(quar.)
Quarterly
—
$45c
—
8-31
9-23
terly
from net
investment
income
4-30
v
60c
preferred
60c
,
convertible
General
Cigar
General
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
Crude
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
i;
(quar.*
Dynamics
General
Finance Corp.
General
Corp.
(quar.):;
(Del.) (quar.)
Fireproofing
General
Co.__
Foods
(increased-quar,)
General Industries
Co., common
Stock
Chemical
$4.25
preferred
6-20
Hoover
Company,
class
6
Class
6-20
4%%
6-
10c
6-
1
B
1
5-13
Hormel
(George
5-20
Horn
Hardart
6-10
5%
(quar.)
General Refractories (stock dividend)
General Shale Products (initial)
28c
5-27
4-29
Horner
5%
5-17
4-22
Hot
17c
7-15
General
40c
6-30
<quar.)___
Public
(quar.)
Utilities
Steel
Castings
(quar.)
Ltd., common
General
Steel
General
V 7-
Wares,
$1.00
4-19
Howe
5-5
Hudson
6-1
5-5
$1.41
$1.32
preferred
General
7-1
6-10
$5.12
4-25
5.70%
4-25
6.25%
32 Vic
5-15
4-25
Hugoton
Gas
33c
5-15
4-25
Hugoton
Production
Hunt
25c
8-15
7-25
32Vic
8-15
7-25
32Vic
(quar.)
8-15
7-25
(quar.)_
33c
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
(quar.)
preferred
General
g-15
New
on
common
4.36%
Tin
6-
19c
7
5%%
of
4%
equal
Giant
Yellowknife
Extra
to
after
1
Glaxo
Co.
7-
f
1
Imperial
f
&
Stock
;
5-31
Common
7-
1
Golden
Gold
25c
1%
6-25
•/
6-~l
6.25
6-
Gossard
27 Vic
$10c
Co.,
(quar.)
Tire
(H.
&
W.)
class A
in,.
Rubber
Batteries
preferred
B
preferred
4-29
>
5-10
preferred
c
ass
B
preferred
c
ass
A preferred
2
(W. T.)
2-for-i split
on
5
1
"
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
5-20
5%
6-
1
4-30
La
6-15
5-31
Lake of
5-31
5-16
5-16
2
a
15
5-
ir
6-30
Utilities
e"
* 8
$2
"fi-in
son
t\o
ti2
$2
$2
*
9-12
i?.}?
-
12
12
1X1
■..
.35c
;
Crosse
Investment
9
Bond
Investors Loan
6%
preferred
&
Investors
Trust
$2.50
preferred
;
$2.50
-
c
~
5 18
Mi.'
Power
&
Common
3-30%
„
.
.
0.
4"26
4.35%
6
Ltd.
;
4A°~%
4
preferred
Preferred
4.80% preferred
5-
class
B
(quar.)
and
class
7-15
6
5-16
5-
6
7-
6-15
1
6-15
6-30
6-30
6-15
5-16
5- 2
1
6-
1
Bryant,
Inc.
&
5-10
Lehigh
1
6-10
Lexington
1
6-10
Leslie
1
5-13
Lester
1
5-
Portland
Trust
Salt
Co.
4-29
35c
6-
5%
6-20
5-10
-5-20
.•
1
6-10
6-10
5-31
7-
35c
6-
30c
V
4-25
,6-30
:
12 Vic
(quar.)—
5-13
1
5-9
•
12 Vic
(quar.)
„
1
5-10
; ioc
5-16
4-29
W; 40c
Fund-Shares
6-15
5-16
.7Vic
6-.1
>;
(quar.)
Engineering
Stock
9-16
12-16
5-15
,
7 Vic
(quar.)
Cement
7-
1
6-
„
(quar..)—,
.v
dividend
.■
6-
5%
.
Libby, McNeill & Libby, common
5'A% preferred (quar.)—
1
5-16
5-16
1
5-16
5-11
(quar.)
Link-Belt
6-21
6-
Lion
6-10
5-10
6
6
5-16
$1.75 V
.
4-29
6-
5-
1
6c
$30c
.
dividend)..1
6-
(s-a)
•
v
Loblaw
f
Second
1
6-
Local
55c
6-
1
30c
5-17
$3
6-30
6-15
3c
6-
1
5-20
75c
6-
1
5-20
5-11
4-29
3
*
8-
1
25c
8-
1
7-18
37'/2c
11-
1
10-17
11-1
10-17
7-18
4.84%
Lord
6
Island—
preferred
Steel
Baltimore
,'
1
4-29
\
40c
(quar.)__
~~
""""""
"ZTZ
$1.10
$1.20
1
6-15
7.
5-10
1
5- 4
5-
4
6-
1
5-
4
6-
1
5- 2
-$54c
6-
1
2nd
preferred
1
6-15
7-
1
5-16
1
4-22
6
5-20
1
6-15
45c
Metal
6-15
5-20
1
5- 2
6-
6-30
10c
$1.75
)
6-15
1
7-22
10-21
8-
.
$1.75
1
5-16
6-13
5- 2
$25c
7-15
6-15
1
7-20
8-
$6c
—
20c
5-16
•
5-
2
.-35c
-.
—
,
r
'
6-10
5-31
25c
6-10
5-27
10c
5-13
4-22
15C
—
(quar.)
•
1
6-
$1.25
's
11-
20c
—
(quar.)
Products
6-
4
10%
•
(quar.)_,
Lynch Communications System, Inc. (quar.)
Name recently
changed from Lynch Carrier
Lyon
5-
;
$1.21
,
.rj.
RR.
(quar.,)_.
Lowney (Walter M.), Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Lager Breweries, Ltd
I
Lucky Stores (qi*ar.)
Co.
5- 2
6-10
5-31
•
-
(quar.)—
r
&
D
Store
Fixtures,
5-12
"*,10C
5-26
$30C
^ 5-14
4-29
$42c
Inc.-
: 5-14
4-29
6-15
1-
$2.50
(quar.)
*
6-1
ll'Ac
; >
7%
Steamship
5- 4
5-16
.
(quar.)
Bros.
5- 5
6-1
Louisville-Nashville
M
5-27
7-
$1.08%
„.
Hotel—
preferred
Lykes
1
$54c
i
—
•
6-27
-xJxIZ
•_
dividend)
2nd
Lunkenheimer
<■■
$10c
(s-a)——.
(quar.)
(stock
..
5-31
5c
—
Systems.
6-
1
"
6-
>
;.
(quar.)-,
Louisville Cement
Electric—
;
6"
$37 Vic
(quar.)r.,.
(quar.)
7%
4-28
37 '/ic
-
VV-: :■
Long Mile Lumber—
'
-
Z.IIZ
-
5-13
5-
Preferred
Lone Star
-
$$.085
Island—
5-.13
;
$10c
preference
Finance
5-20
5-31
,
common
(quar.)
Corp., Rhode
6
5-12
6rl0
50c
,87-Vic.
(quar.)
5-13
1
.
preferred
Lomas 8c Nettleton, 5% preferred
Lone Star Gas Co., common
1
I
1st
7
7-
■
Groceterias, Ltd.,
r$1.50
5-
1
j6-
'
6-
—
'6-10
$1.25
—Jl.
_
5-12
,
'15c
-v
(quar.)
5-11
6-
(quar.)
split)
4-21
50c
.....
(two-for-one
Industries, Ltd..
Cos., Ltd., class A
Class B
(quar.)_^
5-3
35e
(quar.)
Co.
Loblaw
5
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Match
6-10
75c
5-20
6oc
5-10
75c
6-10
(quar.)—
.6-1
2%
...
1
Co.
Litecraft
i
L.
5-11
60c
6-30
,
1
'
2
4-15
5-
1
—
4-29
5■
5"6-
&
7-15
I
5-15
6-15
25c
V
(quar7)_:
com,
Rhode
10c
$1.31 Va
(quar.)_
5-16
6-
-
5
9-30
5%
(quar.)
Company
Corp.
>
5-
6-16
12-30
;.$20c
(increased-quar.)
Industries
5-20
6-30
-
$20c
^
-
(quar.)
(stock dividend)—
Industries
1
2
*6-
B
Leath
1
~
(ouar.VT
6-15
5-
$10C
(quar.)
and
Lay (H. W.) 8c Co., class A
Stock dividend
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
5-16
,
75c
(quar.)—.
common
Xlght—
(quar.)
1
8-
$$1.75
:«■
v.
,
.
25c
...
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.—
35c
(quar.).—
(quar.)
&
"if, 7-
12 Vic
A
Lane
4-25
5-31
25c
Common
4-29
31 %C
(initial)
A
6-
1%%
(quar.)
Extra
Iowa
1
26 V4c
45c
3
Iowa-Illinois Gas
6-
>
12 Vic
Casualty Insurance Co. of Tennessee
Quarterly
Liggett 8c Myers Tobacco (quar.)
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)
Lincoln Printing Co., $3.5Q preferred,
(quar.),.
100%
_
(quar.)
preferred
5-17
27 '/2c
(quar.)—,
Co.
B
6-
;
12 Vic
div.)
Extra
'IlfJ
1
6-10
27c
class
7-
,
10c
(stock
(quar.)
'
8
Cooler
(Alfred)
7-
$1.06%
(stock dividend)
Corp.,
of
7-
40c
10c
and
Life
(quar.)—4
Co.
1
7-15
(quar.)_
B
Libby-0wens-Ford Glass
Investors Mutual of
Canada, Ltd....
£22
t-22
2?
1?"??
5!"?}
6-
10c
—
the Woods
6-
$3
(stock
Share
Corp.,
"
6.15
30c
J*
income)
Line
6-15
$1.75
A
Lancer
12-15
5-31
7Vi%
75c
(quar.).
Pipe
5- 2
10c
$1.50
Class
Fund—
Co.
5-16
;
"
Interstate Department Stores
.
.,
~VrZ.
;;
preferred
Interprovincial
tit
5'16
$2
"
shares
<•.
Co.
5-16
1
(quar.)
Class
9-J5
.
5-20
40c :
America
Textbook
$2
o
fi
;
(quar.)
....
International
2
I"1*
ilS,
~
quar)
.
Silver
1
6-
5-16
10c
.
6-15
7-
$1.25
common
International
6- 6
\
.
4/
Harvester, 7% pfd.
Investors, Inc.—
Quarterly '
6-
12c
12c
Milling, Ltd.—
7% preferred (quar.)
—;
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)—.
6-15
quarterly)
Corp.,
6-30
.
■'1
5-31
income)
North
5-26
7-29
——
Inc.
preferred
preferred
5-20
—
(quar.)
com.-s-(Initial
International
«£
(Del.)—
.1* *
Apparel,
4.32%
42 Vic
(quar.)
net investment
International Petroleum,
*'■*
.V.-.
5-20
Leesona
of America
of
(increased-monthly)
preferred
Lambert
(quar.)
Foundation
6-10
^
,
(quar.)
Laclede Gas Co., common (increased)—
1
12Vic -
(quar.)
t
«•»
41 J
7 *
5
in.
common
New
International
5-18
I"1?
il
1%
ZIZ
(quar.)..,
«uar.)- .,......,.1.^
(initial
B
A
1
5-26
2%
dividend)..
preferred (quar.)
(W. A.) Co. (quar.)
L'Aiglon
6-
29c
;;
"Ir
5-20
(Ontario)—
quar.)
investment
International
l%
Co.
common
1
c
fits
'
dividend
Grant
1
$5
™
Co,.(quar.).
steel
1
75c
International Holdings Corp.—
(From net ordinary income)__
4-ic
5-16
-
5%
(quar.)
New
5-
3^
f
(quar.)
8%
«*P»<«rred<„uar.>
g7-
50-
(quar.)
City
6-
6-10
r
4-27
lVi %
(stock
Corp.
2nd
Krueger
39^0
International Breweries, Inc.
(Mich.)
International Business Machines
52
22i/,e
(quar.)
A
Stock
4
c.in
-
$2 50
(quar.)_.____
ass
Oranlte
*.
1^
(quar.)
c
Union
1st
7%
5-20
:
common
common
preferred
Interchemical
c.917
6-20
12Vic
(quar.).
c ass
class B preferred
.
5-20
■lit: 25c
—
Class
'
8%
Grand
.—
5-27
K.77
$150
(quar?)....::™™
'
:
6%
5-31
1
$1.25
(increased
Insurance Co.
5-13
6-27
6-
30c
-
(quar.)
8%
:
(quar.)
Corp.
(From
quar.)
common
Co.
3
6-10
32c
Industries, Ltd.—
deposit receipts ordinary (final)
Insurance Corp.
1
,
;
(quar.)
8%
.
J,
7%
(s-a)
Gould-National
8%
6-1
15c.
........
oXn(WntRE)m£10CoelC°rP' (8t°Ck diV->::
»
6-
8c
(increased-monthly)..
6-
$47 Vic
preferred
.(From
5-18
3
Ltd.—
-
A
35%c
(quar.)
*
Institutional
6-
40c
62Vic
(increased
preferred
Goodyear
-
6-15
income)
(quar.)
B
31 Vic
Credit, class A (initial)
Institutional Shares. Ltd.—
5-13
_
/
5-9
"
Inland
Inc
Rubber
6-
(from
*
(quar.)
convertible
35V4c
4
Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand
Co.,
common
6% preferred (s-a)
.
'
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Industries
Nugget.
Goodall
6-20
30c
-Inland
5-31
//f'ffv
receipt).
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd
Telegraph
Bros,
6
5-20
Indianapolis Water Co.—
year
Goldblatt
5%
6-10
20c
(quar.)—_—
pfd. (initial-monthly)
$1.20 convertible preferred (monthly)
$1.20 convertible preferred (monthly).
Kresge (S. S.) Company (quar.)
Kroger Company, common (quar.)
Chemical
American
4-20
5-31
5%
_____
Gold
5-
3%
(quar.)
Mortgage
5-20
12-30
4V4 %
British
(quar.)
Olobe-Wernicke
/
Erie
Class
5-20
r
Co.
Corp.—
$1.25
Industries,
Inc.
Hotels
31 Vic
(quar.)—
A
6-15
$1.25
5.31
(interim) '
ending June 30, 1960, approximately 5 cents per ADR)
Glen-Gery Shale Brick (quar.)
'
&
6-15
37c
(quar.)
B (quar.)
D
Fund
$1.20
1,
4%
A
series
6-
(quar.)
5-31
66c
preferred
Laboratories,
'(For
•
2
9-30
7-1
Amer. deposit receipts Ordinary
^
7-
dividend)—
Trust-units—
Idaho Power Co.,
5-14
approximately
deposit
(quar.)
,—.......
Gillette
$12 Vic
(quar.)
$1.25
7.1
_.
(quar.)..
convertible
A
4%
C
Rubber
B.)
Class
preferred
5%
b££8u oSS&"c^-r:-•"»/ 20e" 6-3' 5-«
»
5-17
1
(quar.)
55c
.
Products
4-30
6-
preferred
593/,c
(quar.)..
Corp.
&
5%
5-14
6-30
54Vic
dividend
Gerber
1
5-19
quar.)
American
per
5-16
Huttig Sash & Door—
5% preferred (quar.)
•
.
:
(quar.)
tax
Georgia-Pacific
Stock
$1.25
(quar.)
payment
income
.$6.86
1
'
preferred
Quarterly
Investments, Ltd.—
deposit receipts—
(Interim
Kratter
Lanston
(quar.)
5.28% -preferred
American
6-
Electronics Corp.—
shares
(initial
4.40% 1: preferred
4.75% 'preferred
General
55c
common
-preferred
Knott
6-20
of Wisconsin—
(quar.)—
3-for-l split
5-18
~
Stores
Stock dividend
5-18 '
6-10
(quar.)
series
(I.
Knox Glass,
,
6-30
35c
(quar.)
series
preferred
preferred
Huron
3-14
.
preferred
Poods
5%
,
7-25
6-
62Vic
(quar.).:
Telephone Co.
preferred
General Telephone 6c
•
4-30
50c
25c
(quar.)
Department
Knickerbocker
6-10
$1.25
(stock
series
5-15
(quar.)
Kleinert
Y.)—
class
preferred
preferred
(S.)
15c
Co.
(stock dividend)
Company
(quar.)
Pulp & Paper, class A (quar.)
2nd
>
2
$1.12 Vi
Service
5-15
Telephone Co. of Ohio—
$2.20
3„
dividend)
25c
preferred
General
6-
Co
common
32 Vic
preferred
preferred
6-28
Sound
5%
"
cumulative
2
(quar.)
(N.
Ltd.,
Public
Housatonic
6-1
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
preferred
5-
(quar.)
55c
B
5-27
$1.06 >/4
A
&
Co.
(stock
B
6-17
5-16
(quar.)
$1.30
25c
(quar.)
common
Klein
4-30
5-
15c
W.)t
Shoppes,
27 Vic
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred B (quar.)
$1.30
5-16
Hubinger
$1.30
preferred
(F.
tlOc
$1 preferred
$1.32
1 Vi %
(quar.)
A.)
preferred
22 Vic
(quar.)
preferred (1956 series) (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
Common
&
Class
1
Telephone Co. of California—
4%%
•
5-13
5-16
(quar.)
6-30
Advertising
General
•
Corp.,
preferred
6-10
'
■i
Keystone Steel 8c Wire
<quar.)_
6-15
$1.25
\
5-13
1
Hooker
30c
Outdoor
Portland Cement Co.
;
Keystone Income Common Stock Fund Ser¬
ies S-2, semi-annual from net investment
6-17
r
10c
Reinhart & Winston (quar.)
& Co. (stock dividend)
32Vic
General
$5
1
changed to
Honegger's
7-
5%
(quar.)
Merchandise
(quar.)
General
5%
9
6-
Inc.—
name
5-26
>
3
7-
25c
dividend
preferred
General
■-
1
7-
15c
(quar.)
Co.,
and
50c
(quar.)
Co.
"
General
-5%
(Henry)
Lumber
E.)
MacLeod's, Ltd.,
Participating
6%
■
partic.
pfd.
mum mm «.
*.
(quar.)—
Continued
on
page
46
Number 5949
191
Volume
.
.
.
The
Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle
Stock Record from the
New York Stock Exchange
O
DAILY
rtAIIV
DAurr
RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF
SALE PRICES
Range for
Previous
Year 1959
Sep
1
59% Feb
9
10812 Oct 20
135a Mar 26
46% Nov 23
12?4 NOV
4
26
Jan
2
40
26
23
Sep
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
47% May
84% Apr
134
40
8
28
Apr
24
98% Mar
7
27% Dec
16
23% Mar
8
57
Aug
17
41 %
May
3
23% Jan
2
12% Mar
8
24% Apr 25
23% May
3
30% Mar
9
16% Apr
2
94% Jan
125
107
12
Jan
Sep 21
29% May 11
2
38% Dec
3
22 % Nov
23
Sep
22
290
23% Jan
15
91'/a Mar 10
Apr
27% May
135 % May
68
May
5
5
14
7% Jan
4
18
38% Feb
Sep
15
79
28
7
30
85
15% Nov
54'/a Nov
27 %
18
Jan
4
Air
18
10
28% Aug 25
Dec
30
59
4
Alco
4
Aldens
4
Jan
5
f 17% Apr 26
47
21% Mar 20
Feb
8
98
5
Apr
Inc
Alleghany Corp
6%
8
59
Jan
4
Allied
4
21
15% Apr
6
48 % Mar 14
17% Jan
64% Apr
58% Feb
5
Allied
36% Dec
22
44% Feb
24
39% Jan
6
Allied
27
14%. Feb
4
61% Jun
11
8
58% Jan
Dec
11
83% Mar 17
Allied Products
Allied Stores
75
4
79
26% Feb
17
38% Sep
Jan
29
32% Sep
8
104
27
1
May
77% May 11
Feb
July 15
40
102% Apr 28
1
25
2
132
32 % Apr
29
4 29% Apr
25
115% July 24
83
Mar
Jan
Jan
13
4.08%
42
Jan
7
49% Feb
2
43% Feb
5
ff
23% Nov
18
117% Nov
10
160 % Apr
8
59% Apr 26
26% Apr 29
9
17% Apr
100
6%
convertible
50% Mar 15
Amerada
21
4
7
Bakeries
American
6
7% Feb
13
9% May
133/8 Jan
4
5% preferred
American Cable
40% Mar
2
35 3A Jan
38 V. Mar
9
7% preferred
American Chain
&
American
37 Va May
3
4iy4Feb
23
17
9
26
55% May 18
2
36% Nov
9
25 VA Oct
30
8% Nov 27
31
Mar 13
122
Feb
9
46
Feb
4
8
59% Jan
25
50% Apr
51% May
321/2 May
22
32% May
July 27
142% Feb
36 Vs Mar
WA Jan
12
153% Dec 23
17 y4 Dec
3
93
Dec
29
45% Oct
9
76% Dec
30
41
Apr
21 ya
Sep 21
89% Dec
1
14
24 Va Dec
30
13% Jun
8
56
Sep 21
25
May 27
18% July 9
5
76% Jan
14
Apr
44% Feb
17
58% Jan
6
Apr
86% Jan
28
27% Jan
15
American
14
13
323/4 Jan 22
21
19
91% Apr
28% Jan
26
American
16
14
May 2
22% Feb 17
15% Jan
18
American
55% Mar 23
1
18% Apr
152
Apr 18
43% Apr
14
55
Apr
43 V2 Apr
11
61
May
333/4 Apr
4
433/a Jan
15
9
16% Feb
3
138% Jan
Mar 17
19
*133/4 Mar
21
7
145
Mar 21
7
33% Jan
5
1063/4 Apr
13
*547/e Jan
4
1J1
9
S~eP ~22
Jan
16
13% Mar 12
25% Nov 23
24 % Nov
4
^3 Jan
2
51% Nov 26
30 Va
Sep
UK8 Sep
50% Dec
86
£eb
Dec
34
Mar
rr
28 Va Oct
For
23
22
1
4
20
51
51%
9,700
34%
34%
35
8%
8%
1
29
148 % Mar 20
63 y2 Mar
133% Jan
9
54
Jun
12
117
34% Dec
30
125
Mar
13
Feb
9
Mar
8
Jan
141
Apr
4
60
Apr
28
122% Apr
14
Jan
4
Metal
100
American
News
American Optical
.
129 y2
American
52% May
293/a Aug
7
27% May
1
19 % Oct 21
American
American
Snuff
Co
63
Dec
2
American
Sumatra
147/a Jan
19
19
American
Tel
28
American
Tobacco
When
Viscose
4
20% Apr
14
American
Water
11
American
29
AMP Inc
30% Apr
28
42% Mar
17
46% Apr
19
Amphenol-Borg
1
68% Jan
15
Anaconda
Anaconda
Wire
47
35% Apr
July 28
19
41% Jan
4
95 % Apr
9
85
Jan
12
88
Jan
21
4iy8Aug
6
36
Feb
17
40% Jan
8
36% Jan
1*
footnotes,
see
30% Mar
page
24.
3
39% Mar 29
44
10
50
Corp—
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$4
110
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104
102
102
100
3,200
20,200
2,800
51,300
101
400
43%
59%
43%
43%
43%
43
37%
38
44 y8
43%
37%
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37%
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38
37
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60
37%
V
60
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60
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2,100
300
42%
41%
42%
41
41%
6,200
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35%
19%
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19%
34%
35
19
19
l
9%
34%
357/a
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.
9%
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19%
9%
50
38%
39%
38%
37%
37%
34%
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23,000
19 3/a
100
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
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38%
39%
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41,300
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39
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45%
46%
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46
46
52%
53%
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53%
45%
54%
53%
54%
1,300
54%
54%
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19
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18%
4,600
37%
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37%.
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10
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49
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19
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85
80
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42,100
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48%
507%
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50'/a
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21%
21%
21%
33
33
33
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25%
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: 33
8%
34
34%
34%
34%
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3,300
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26,800
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500
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17%
17%
17%
17%
14%
17%
14%
14%
14%
14%
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14%
500
18 7/a
18%
18 7/a
18%
18%
18%
183/4
101%
2,600
102%
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183/4
102
663/4
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93
46%
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21
70%
70
21%
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V
72%
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83%
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45%
21%
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166
83%
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47
21%
93
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22%
22%
46%
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72
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23
14
14
14
14%
15
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257/8
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26%
28
25
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61%
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60
1,100
40
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46%.
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22%
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30,500
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23%
93
23%
23%
6,900
15
147/a
147/a
2,200
27%
26%
258,100
60%
593/4
27%
60%
13,700
28%
273/4
28%
28
27%
28
48
27%
27%
48%
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48%
48%
49%
48%
48%
56%
47%
553/4
48%
543/4
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57%
61
58
60%
59
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36%
37%
37
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,
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29 3/4
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59
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27,800
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29
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99
102
46
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14
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7,800
19,000
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166
.
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46%
22%
93
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165
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2,400
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18
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-
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9
26,000
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21
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41
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21
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51%
21%
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41
18%
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21
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41%
40%
2
600
48%
163
47
85
46%
21,500
138%
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139
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60
123
2,400
420
500
40
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24
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31%
32%
31%
32%
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22 %
1
com
71
31'/a
17,500
71
71%
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73%
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71%
253/4
71
25%
25%
25%
25%
26%
26%
26%
6,400
28
5
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28%
28%
28%
28%
27%
28%
28
28
7,300
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28%
13%
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87
25
common
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25 %
25
25
108 %
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87%
109 %
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13
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84,100
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34%
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19%
20
19%
25
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27
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27
25
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26%
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55 Vs
133/4
89%
88%
■
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122
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25
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,
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1,600
54
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122
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121%
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121
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34 7/a
34%
34%
34
343/a
34,600
19%
19%
19%
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19%
19%
193/4
4,700
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533/4
121
54
52%
54
35,500
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26%
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25%
26
26%
15
15%
15
16%
15%
16 Va
15%
153/4
15%
46
47 %
46%
47%
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47%
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483/4
49
1
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30%
31%
31%
33%
33 Va
34
32%
34
323/4
33%
427/8
443/4
43%
447/8
44 y8
45Vs
423/4
44%
43%
44%
50
14,400
49%
50%
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51%
51%
51%
50
51%
49%.
50%
No par
42%
44%
28,500
42%
427/8
42%
43%
42%
42%
413/4
42
36
37%
37
37%
36%
37%
37%
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363/4
373/4
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88
36%
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36%
34%
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series,
1
&
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27
*26%
:
27
*25%
26%
260
15'/a
7,300
497/a
2,800
'
98,200
970
Glass Corp—
...
,
preferred
Clayton & Co
Anderson
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
6.25
No par
21.80
10
■
"'
.
5,500
.
48%
2
100
87
18%
377/a
51%
22
8%
100
*85
18%
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900
497/a
34
25 y /
3.50
87
18%
37%
50%
*33
1
37%
527/4
•
50
l
Co
11
11102
44%
1
endorsed shares
49% Apr
54% Jan
43%
21,000
Zinc Lead (te Smelting—1
33% Feb
Ampex
110
12.50
Corp
5%%
15
15
18% Jan
6
*48
44%
;
Corp
series
6%
Preferred
27% Feb
263/4 Jan
8
Mar" 13
41% May
50
*44
19%
Co Ltd—£1
Works
Preferred
7
26
1
*48
443%
44
60
5
6% preferred
747/8 Mar 17
603/4 Mar 18
46%
91
36
50
12.50
American
55% Feb
89%
36
*48
18%
40c
issued
4
7
90%
36
*34%
50
19%
common
Tel
&
29
Jan
23,200
89%
36
*48
19
No par
7% preferred
55% Apr
45
91%
20
__1
Amer South African Inv
1253/4 Apr
43% Jan
Mar
94.500
19%
non-cumulative preferred.100
6%
6
Feb
3,400
317/a
41
Seating Co
Ship Building Co__No
American
4
14
32%
30 7/8
19%
American Smelt & Refg com.No par
7% preferred
100
25
257/a Mar
32%
30%
90%
90%
33%
30%
41%
100
Jan
25
100
33
18%
7% preferred
96 Va Apr
110% Apr
8
;
40%
Co
Refining
117
290
26,300
105
19%
Rad & Std Sany com
33% Apr
15% Jan
Jan~20
55% July 29
175/8 Dec 17
30%
105
41%
Amer Photocopy Equipm't Co.No par
American Potash & Chem
No par
Sugar
8
29%
106
v:
18%
No par
American
4
77
40%
Co
Apr 21
2,500
33%
50
59%
Steel Foundries
6
54%
77
297/a
1,900
54
30%
*34%
*37%
10
Co
Stores
23
29%
103
36
*102
l
American
31% Feb
33
30Va
106
*34%
10
Molasses Co
American
297/a Jan
76%
36
44%
Products
3
273/4 Mar 15
76%
*48
100
20
25% Apr 26
76%
1,100
8%
X30%
30 7/8
87%
54
*103
33
29%
53%
29%
104%
.33
*8%
76%
297/g
8%
53%
*34%
Machine & Metals.No par
Climax Inc com__l
82% Feb
4
29%
88%
8%
53%
76%
*103
30
Metal
38% Jan
12
29%
33%
Corp
9
18
76%
107
87
8%
54
No par
28
797/8 Jan
29 %
*102
32%
Corp
28
101% Feb
77
29%
Co
Supply
34
67% Mar
18% May 18
89
Apr 17
109% Nov 25
53%
76%
100
Products
20% Apr
2
435/8 Mar
35% Feb
8%
53%
Power__No par
28% Apr
105
8%
53
10
Co
Anchor Hocking
3
17
51%
34%
90
1,500
16,000
2
American Motors Corp
American Natural Gas Co
27
3
Sep 22
3,600
50%
347/a
4%% preferred
29% Apr 18
62% Apr 18
29% Apr 27
8
Jun
Home
American
21
Mar
90
17
51%
34
prior preferred
American Mach & Fdry com
3.90% preferred
28
67% Mar
26
Foreign
Hospital
4
42
13 V2 Jan
75 Va
17
50%
35%
Investment Co of HI
27
72!/4 Dec 22
26% Dec 28
27Va Dec 21
17
50%
*343/4
15
23
V4 Mar 26
17
49%
35%
International
May
5
50
8%
American
Nov
29
17%
49%
34%
6
56% Feb
26
18
49%
16% Jan
41
154
Dec
117 Va Oct
17%
49
29
92
30
18%
49%
Ice
83
5,000
16,400
17%
20
Power
American
72% May
Mar~~3
94%
49%
American
18
Dec
American
4
14
94%
177/a
18
52 V4 Mar
31
41% Sep
9
133
,
49 % Jan
18
95
49'/a
Co
American Hardware
;
6
17
54%
Dec
18
52% Nov
Dec
95
17%
5%%
73 % Apr
961/4
48%
24% Jan
Apr
*95
28,400
17%
Enka
American
16
38
9%
49%
17% Feb
22
32 Va
37
9%
16%
Co
&
3
Jan
9%
31
39%
100
American
11
8
98
9
32
38%
9%
48 3/a
14 y4 Apr
May 19
30
80
No par
Corp
European Secur
Export Lines Inc
19% Jan
84
*79
1,300
No par
American
American
102% May
53% July
31
American Electric
4
59% Apr
34% Jan
80
No par
American
44% May
*79
32
50
Cable
Distilling
Jan
4
22
Chicle
8
38% Jan
'
39%
25
4
175 % Jan
/•
32
8%
12.50
31% Mar 15
G
80%
9%
9
*94
1
33 % Jan
9"% Jan
*79
16%-
common
Cyanamid
94
e
Dec
Co
American
6
15
9
Can
American
*
25
38% Jan
137
9
80 J/2
39
Corp
42
Jan
*79
49%
8
26
Sep 22
6
7,200
*
28
16%
prior preferred
Feb
105
38% Nov
13
17% Mar
2
20% Jan
25
Apr 26
77/a Mar
38 Va July 21
4%%
27
21
20 y2 Apr
22,400
473/8
80 %
*27%
48%
Commer Barge Line Co
American Crystal Sugar com
4
Jan
25
17%
44%
28
31%
Amer
Mar 30
43
15
193
89
6
46% Jan
July 27
45
34% Apr
18% Jan
47% Mar
17
45
177/a
common
Co
46% Sep
38% Feb
17%
44 %
9%
20
American
Mar 16
17
44%
No par
Radio
4
84
17%
44%
39Va
common
&
43% Jan
45% Oct
Jan
Inc
377/8 May
Sep
2
65% July 28
50
Apr 17
25
Theatres
2
May 28
17
31%
50
Co
507/s Jan
44
17
43%
Broadcasting-Paramount
27
106
27%
17
43%
19%
Jan
15
27%
17%
44%
28
19
12
10,900
62%
36% Apr
24
43/4
18%
25% Mar
11
9,800
300
43%
27%
19
Jan
*27%
*266
47/s
61%
335/8 Nov 20
84
27ya
300
4%
18%
20% Feb
37 % Dec
*267
4%
62%
7
54% May
300
4%
27%
2
513/4 Jan
27%
V
18%
Jan
243/4 Jan
*269
5
61%
19
4
.300
4%
•
27
20% Jan
May
*270
383/8
10
6% preferred
American Bosch Arma
Corp
American Brake Shoe Co
44% Mar
727/a
;
5
27%
4,200
19,100
153/4
72%
19 %
American Bank Note
18 y2
153/4
73
61%
4
46 % Mar 22
15%
72%
27%
4
61% Aug
7
55% Apr 28
25% Sep 14
15%
74
18%
61% Jan
2
15%
73
60%
44% Jan
29
15%
74%
27%
1
47% Jan
15%
73
19%
27
20% Dec
7,400
3,500
15%
•>
73%
27%
36% Apr
44% Mar 17
333/8
68
18%
58% Apr
17
173/s
327/s
27
64% May 29
35% Sep
17%
19%
2
13
18%
32%
27%
22
40% Nov
17%
303/4
18
preferred
Jan
14% Mar 18
18%
32%
18%
American
Jan
67
18%
32
26%
convertible
23% Sep
45% Jan
11
15%
67%
18%
33
613/8
18
Jan
66%
17%
32%
'
44%
44% Jan
51% Jan
8,500
133
60%
2
30
135%
66
44
18
6
134
132
65
31
Corp
50 Ya Sep
2
132%
130
65
61%
3%%
18% May
29,300
45
4
40% May
5,000
277/8
60%
27
3
243/4
243%
31%
1
46 v2 Dec
Aug
24%
25
44%
25% Jan
58
24%
22%
130
65
300
*79
1
2
2
24
12.50
Petroleum
106% Jan
6
24
23
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No
par
American Airlines common
1
6
39% May
23%
22%
96%
preferred
78% Jan
31% Jan
128%
64%
No par
7
58
130
3,400
24
223/4
*
*17%
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace Corp
6
18
22%
10
42% Jan
Feb
23%
23%
*95
Cement
32% Oct
43
24
10,500
10,000
1
17%
convertible preferred
Portland
26
May
23%
Amalgamated Leather Co—
Mar 18
Feb
30
25%
39%
Aluminum Co of America
33
35% Apr
33% Apr
25
96%
common
Aluminium Limited
47
106 y4 Feb
Mfg
4
Mar 31
25
25%
17
100
4
Dec
27% Dec 22
25%
41,000
44%
43%
common__No par
Jan
52
56% July 17
25%
343/8
"
5
108
29
14%
x33%
No par
Inc
8
51
10
25%
8%
Corp
Allis-Chalmers
Alpha
14
25%
500
17%
4% preferred
28
36% Apr
35% Jan
44
14%
25%
4%
ZZZZ5
Corp
28
5
44% Sep 22
69% Nov
39 Va
May
12
33% Jan
39
127% Sep
39 Va Feb
29 %
443/4
25%
14%
27%
9
Mills
5
5
8% Apr
52% Feb
11% Jan
52% Jan
1
35%
44
73%
1
Laboratories
33% Mar 18
8% Oct
13
.34%
14%
38%
Chemical Corp
4
M"ar 25
34%
44 y4
14%
.
30%
Inc
21
Jan
200
22,500
109
1
Allied Kid Co
Allen Industries
17% Dec
75
*106 y2
No par
22% Jan
4614 Sep
1
109
_io
preferred..
Shares
557/a
43
*270
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd___100
6
*106%
55%
333/4
18%
common
56%
14%
31%
./t
34
ZlOO
convertible
40
55%
423/s
15%
-—ZIZZZZIIZZl
ZZZZZ~5
common
*39%
the Week
May 6
*39%
41
33%
33
"*"T- **g
Products Inc
40
56%
109
Friday
•
,•
14
17%
100
Corp
4%% preferred
4
13% Jan
Gas
May 5
41 %
1
series
55%
*106%
Sales for
Thursday
.
14
1
Industries
18% Jan
56% Jan
6
12
J
pfd 1951
56
108
■
43 %
64%
par
conv
Alabama
51% Jan
Jan
~ ~
ZZZZ
40
33%
129%
2 50
Corp
55
106%
22%
5
Products
ZsOc
Reduction Inc common__No
80
45
May
90% Jan
22
Dec
17
37
8
Apr
8
Feb
A
r
Control
4.50%
8% Apr 28
30% May 2
60% Aug 31
102
12% Feb
57
Air
14
85
41
<
May 4
.
25%
~No~par
issued
,
13%
j
Aeroquip Corp
_
24
29 % Jan
8
Dec
40% Mar
20% Feb
2
30
44% Jan
When
Admiral
57%
108
,
31%
-~~10
Corp.
'
*40
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
/
41%
1
Addressograph-Multlgraph
23% Jan
55%
ZZZZZ~_25
Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
Tuesday
May3
,
41%
108
1
Inc
Co__
Adams
8
Jan
22% Apr
53% Dec
89
28 % Jan
5
_
_
ACF-Wrigley Stores
Steel
*40
preferred.ZZZZlOO
Vending Corp
Acme
May 2
i
ACF Industries Inc
4
May
35
17
'32% Jan
15
15% Mar
30
28
Jan
p»r
.
convertible
ABC
32% Jan
4
16% Nov
9% Jan
4%
5
15% Jan
Fund
Abbott Laboratories common
4
4V2Jan
Apr 22
6ya Mar 19
23% Dec
2
52
Abacus
328
1
9
12
Jan
35% May
8
Oct
77% Jun
4
66% Mar
3% Feb
23% Jan
62% Jan
15
Apr 20
17% May
30% May
29
173/i Dec
71
19
110
LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
42 % Apr
14
Jan
63
17
8
52% Mar 10
34% July 15
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
Mar
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
88
*86
88
*86
88
36%
367%
36%
36%
36%
35 Va
35
35i/4
34%
37%
*86
36%
34%
88
36%
<
37%
3,100
36%
-
2,300
383/4
36,600
V
(1994)
14
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
18
49% Feb
11
34
May
6
27
40% Jan
26
25 Ye May
5
28% Nov
30% Jan
29
35%
35%
35%
35%
34 y2
253.,
25%
26
26
Corp
5
Arraco Steel Corp———— <—— 10
25%
59 Va
59%
60
61%
77 y2 Jan
31
31%
31
32%
1
No par
41%
427,
X41 %
81
81
*79%
-.5
163i
17
15%
16%
industries Inc
2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining common—1
22%.
23',
23%
19%
20
preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Products Corp
——5
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
Common %.
;xx————1
31%
31%
14%
14 y8
14%'
7
80% July 29
59 y« Apr
23
7
37% Nov 24
30% May
5
42% Feb
19
Armour
49% Nov 25
39
Jan
26
45% Apr
11
Armstrong Cork Co common
9
7
75
Jan
13
81
May
35% Feb
Sep
86 % Apr
23
23 %
17% Nov 20
23% Oct
21% Mar
2
28 % Apr
15
19% Apr
25% May 15
Jan
2
31% Feb
11
10% Jan
2
19
15% May
July 16
•
40% May 19
14% Jun
27 y2 Jan
5
23% Jan
4
37% Jan
5
14% Feb
25
Feb
1
56% Jan
27
13
18
62% May
3
44
Feb
13
99
Sep
25
107% Mar 31
100
Feb
9
59
Nov
10
88% Jan
2
51
Apr
12
63
24% Nov 17
32% July
26
27% Jan
5
29
8
4
22% Apr
101/2 Mar
91/4 Jan
7
9% Feb
2
:
—10
Investment Co
Associates
4
9% Dec
11
28% Feb
1
Jan ; 6
79% Jan
15
28% Dec
18
33'4 Sep
Nov
10
92
80
4
33% May
86% Apr
•
-
21
:
58% Feb 24
47% Feb
17
621/2 May 25
40% Mar
39% Sep
16
53 % Apr
6
41% Jan
31
86% Mar
17
3
33!/4 May
74% Dec
74% Jan
4
80
5% Oct
28
8% Jan
26
4% Apr
11
6% Jan
4
11
15'4 Jan
5
15% Feb
15
961/2 Jan
26
15 »/4 Jun
16
16% Feb
68% Jan
27
96
85
15% Nov 24
9
2714 Jan
23 y« Nov
10% Jan
7
6
May
3
21% Feb
13
11% May
17% May 25
4
Mar 31
20% Jan
4
v
24% Jan
1
11
/
32% May
4
:
5
15% Jan
Mar 11
21
7
28% Dec
20
May
14
July 29
24% Feb 16
21 % Jun
4
6
'
.
35'4
34
347/s
25 */s
25%
25 %
25%
60%
613/8
61 >4
60 y8
61
16,900
30%
32%
60%
30%
3iy0
30%
31%
43,800
41 %
41%
41%
41%
413/4
41%
421/4
81%
*79%
81 %
15%
15%
23%
23 %
2 3'4
19%
20%
'20%
32
20%
32%
-
762%
32%
54 Va
*
,
*
42% July 24
6
18% Dec
13% Jan
13% May
17
5
Babbitt (B T) Inc
4
Babcock
■
4
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
17% Jan
2
Corp
27 % Dec
7
24'/a Jan
26
27% Mar 29
101 % Feb
5
90 y» Jan
18
98% Apr
6
4%%
8
Jan
8
84% Mar
9
4%
preferred series B—
preferred series C
100
Baltimore & Ohio common—_
100
Dec
79
Nov
38
89% Jun
11
66
Jan
Dec
28
40
Jan
6
44
Oct
12
64 % Jan
27
23
Nov
56% Dec
43% Jan
14
4
62% Feb
11
27
6
56% May
20
28
25
Jan
29
30
Apr
49 Va Apr
29
63
Jan
25
21
8
6
Feb
9
43% Dec
24
34% Mar
8
46% Apr
2
51% Oct
21
36% Mar
9
45
27
Mar
183
11
Dec
Bausch
14
Jan
Jan
14
7
93% Apr
18
206
3
178
Jan
23
204
90
Dec
16
100% Mar 26
90% Feb
3
July 29
17% Apr
29
80
22
V
*86
-33%
34%
♦773/4
78%
26
42% Apr
18
36% Jan
15
11
Apr
10
39% Jan
2
15
32% Dec
22
43% Jan
13% Jan
5
18 ye Dec
13
16% Feb
Feb
26
Bell
22%
*21%
22
30%
12 y4
12 %
25
&
37% Jan
91
Dec
61
95
14
89
50
25
22
10
10
52
;i
32% Sep
22
49 Va May 11
137
Sep
Feb
5
12
83
35% Sep
10
421% Dec
36% Jan
6
4
13
Best
8
45% Apr
8
Bestwall
25
571/4 Jan
4
Bethlehem
138 V, Jan
6
7%
145% Mar 25
14% May
2
21% Feb
8
82
Feb
8
Jan
35
May
18
9
5
22
25
15% Nov
29 y8 Oct
36
30% Jan
24% Mar 31
11
July
46% Jan
29
&
Bliss
&
207/8 Jan
4
Bliss
(E W)
32% Jan
6
8
Mar 28
>>
35
2
20% Sep
22
8
43 3
44%
43%
Jan
8
1
142 Va
142 Va
75'%
15
75%
41%
36%
24'8
24V4
16
23%
i:
24%
1
3
Borden
.7.50
25
6
Borg-Warner Corp common
5
15% Jan
29
6
11% Nov
17
62% Apr
Boston
4
6
441/2 May 25
8
33% Jun
44
Nov
20
12% Sep
8% May 12
40 ya Jan 13
331/4 Sep
91/8 Apr
9
43
57% Jan
Oct
16
35% Oct 26
41% Jan
.
Braniff
6
Jan
11
12% Jan
12
48
8
63% Jan
17
49% Apr
25
Mar 16:
Jan
4
66
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Mar 30
5
105 % Apr
26
5.80%
1
2
Brown
4
Brunswick
Shoe
35% Jan
18
5
44% Nov
46% Feb
33% Mar 16
3iy4 Mar
4
35% Apr
12
4
35% May 28
17
3
241/4 Jan
4
2'
27% Jan
2
19% Jan
8
31% July 10
82% Nov
27
941% May 27
82
Dec
14
37% Jan
21
151/2 Oct
22
24% Jun
18
76% Jan
13
20% Apr
8
26y4July28
80% Apr 10
67
May 4
84'/2 Aug 17
28% Oct
21
24% Jan
13
2
MarlO
Nov
.
11% May
.
1%
1%
*33%
34%
42%
411/2
'42%
10,400
45
44 %
44%
62,800
143
*142%
:
%
x47 %
44
43%
43%
2,700
37
36 '/a
36'/a
>7,600
24%
*79
80 v2
: 24%
24%
18ya Apr
73% Jan
;
•
66
Jan
78% May
4
<
■
187/a Jan 13/24
Jan
4
v I4y8 Apr 29 1 £
4.5
76
Apr
21
66
Jan
TO
Jan
82
Jan
5
80
—15
-28% Mar
8
35% Jan
4
22y8 Mar
9
26% Feb
2
_
l
_
Jan
4
Byers Co (A M;„
Apr
19
16
32% Aug 12
9% Mar 17
27 y4 Jan
13
34'/4 May
27'/a July 27
13% Dec 31
20% May
-.
Burroughs Corp
8%
25
24%
24%
20%
20%
20%
-
19%
19%
19 '/a
•v
47 Va
48
37 V4
37%
.
■■'•7-:
7
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'
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/
*
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14%
7
14%
;
Mar 30
461/4 Jun
19
79
Dec
Oct
.
4
23
41% Nov
30
36 »/2 Sep
30
571/4 Dec
11
4
footnotes,
26% Jan
2
2
45
Mar
7
15% Mar 11
547/s Jan
4
19
Mar
9
21% Apr
Feb
11
80
Apr 22
44% Jun
1
69
■
3
26
«.
37 %
38
7
80
79
61%
'
8%
8%
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9*4
1,800
1.400
11,800
12,600
,v
79
80
/
-
85
Mar
24.
27% Apr
•
-
Canada
"
Apr 28
Apr 29/
38Va Jan
4
8
56% Mar 18
• - •
601/2 Jan
»
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9%
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31 '/a
32%'
45'/2
45%":
45
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9%
91/4
55%
541/4
9%
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18.-6,
$4.25
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian
.■-•,
Breweries
Ltd
1,300
10%
15,600
'31%
5,100
30%
45%
9%
141/2
9%'
■
32%'
*44%
1.100
9
14%.
14'/a
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21%
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Pacific Ry
——23
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-'S1/*
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58%
20%
12
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California Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc—
Campbell Red Lake Mines
Campbell Soup Co
27
49
32% Mar 22
24
July 28
see page
Feb
43% Mar 14
51
.;
6
18,
11% May
32% Mar
4
For
7V2 Jan
Mar 23
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89
22
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5
5
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10
46 ¥2
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5
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5
61%
'
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58
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100
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4% preferred
;
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•
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8%
9%
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15
Bulova Watch Co Inc_
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.
3,300
32,500
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35% Feb
30
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;
61%
-<•>, 14%
30%
56%
-
No par
27
21
6
•
10
9%
10
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
5
5% July 10
18
1,200
25%
161/4"
.
14%
9%
44
>
;
617
8%
-
30/
1
—100
;
common
—i
24
2
251/4
'*24%
16%
25
-
28 y8 Nov
60
:
16%
:
7.
48
7'!' 37%
6,800
76
24%
•
•:
500
'
15%
♦75%
24%
7 '■/*■■■
7
800
143
15
15%
75%
29,700
36%
•
19%
7
14%
75%
:'.:.• 43 Va
20%
49
200
•
1 %
.
25
20%
*19Va
9,400
18,300
7>
'
'
3
Budd Co cpmmon
.
/'
50
3.50
Inc
Corp
-
5
:
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.
4
18
17% Jan
6*
Jan
Jan
_2.50
Bucyrus-Erie Co
6.
85
34
80% Apr 22
27% Apr 14.
-
.
May
17% May
,
45% Mar 18
62
24V2
19 Va
37%
-
81/4
B T L Corp——
26
6
21
Co
7."
14'/2
preferred series A
74% Mar
691/2 May
29
42% Jan
>
>
80
28i/2 Jan
Mar 22
.7.'.
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common—
13
4 i-
76% Jan
28% Jan
68V2 Jan
...
47
34%
•
r
25 Va
24%
,37
61%
—100
Brass Co common
convertible preferred
4%%
34% May
13% Sep 23
14% Jan
2
17
59 %
26%
47
—1
1
7"'
24%
16%
24%
59%
26%
471/4
/;-'7
*33%
:7:7
36%
.,
>
92
61%
'
14.3
I51/2
76V2
•" 24%
*91
700
8,000
51,500
7-7:
143
20%
30%.-
*79
No par
Airways Inc__!
*
Nov
1
47
41%
•
43%
7
45 Va
11,800
:
44%
777
36
12 Va
7-7/.-
1V4
24 V4
37%
61%
'
.—
Bridgeport
8
104
76
*47
.
17
26'%
25%
/7v,',:
48%
16%
12%
92
59 Va
62%
25%
33%
17%
*91
92
10.900
40%
33%
'
37
—25
& Maine RR—
4
38% Feb
*
12
6
■■"
-100
Co
preferred
131/a Jan
4
12
Edison
Common
5%
'52% Feb
21
47 Ya Nov
22
7
18
18
Mar 11
2
9'/4 Mar
Jan
28
Dec
:
28 r:
May
8
28% Nov
85
Dec
26
28
30
66% July 20
48
Oct 29
76
11% Jan
20% Jan
8% Apr 29
13% Apr
17% Maris
33% Jan
%
33,400
71
121/4
*17
•
5.900
80 %
*39
r.
33%
20
/
*
5
271/4 Jan
7% NOV 24
14»/2 Dec
46
205a
48%
40 %
700
4,400
80
76%
70%
33 V*
•■
:
-
18%
*791/4
72%
45 'a
43%
16%
Zz" *19
78
46% "
14%
24%
/ '18%
80'/2
12 %
*75
•
■'
71'%
*39
r
—5
i
31/2% preferred
79% Mar 30
11,400
39
*38'A
*79%
12%
*142 V4
241/2
16
47% .'48 77;
15
195
x447a ,-45% A
36%
23%
20%
Boston
■1
23%
25V4
1
19V4
59% Feb
*180
4,500
/■.
"
■19 Va
17V4
*47
42V2
"
35
77'
161/2
,—5
42 V2
187a
24
92
40% y
33%
253a
:
76 Va
"•
7
20%
661/4 Mar 17
39
92
.
60%
7
.
.
15'/4
*75
...
43 Va
35
.2.50
j1
;
-15
14%
77.
2434
811/2 Apr
39
93
45%
1431/2
"
5
30
39 %
12%
46%
—11
24
38 %
17%
-
-
42 %
44%
.1.25
Sep
76
44'/4
42%
40%
—
Co
700
44
43
76%
%
42
Va'
,77 142%
'
Brass Corp_
43%
3334
48%
453a
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
68% Sep
72
♦39
25%
4138
.
Bond Stores Ittc__7—
48 % Jan
80
62 %
25%
44V4
1
Co—
7 .2,100
-
44
79%
*79
34
6
361/4 Apr
77
Jan
; 77%
200
7
-
52 Va
43%
18%
1 Va
10
7
;>•>
33%
41
5
common
600
21'/a
43
19%
1%
11
48% Dec
195
..
19%
34'/2
28 »/4 Jan
9
37% Feb
50
11,300
7
291/2
52%
21%
39
1
24% Feb
May
7
■
57%
•
37%
34
_40c
;
••;
*28%.
200
:
*91
61
;
22'% Feb
49
%;
43
7 %'C
'
3438
345a
common —8
Langhlin Inc
&
*185
:
77lVa 771%
peso
Co_
Aluminum
*92
92
*47%
7-
,
1
Bohn
93
337a
v
*91
92
28
3
40
45'%
8
18% Apr
'
16
1
24% Sep 25
381/4
*180
12%
19% Apr
241/4 May
May 14
24% Apr
30
*57
22 Vn
39
17%
12 »
33
:
V
401/4 Feb
21% Jan
7.
52
*21%
38V4
40%
17%
—5077
Boeing Airplane Co
3
15y2 Mar
*39
r
125B
-10
29% Jan
23% May
23
Black
*51%
% 70
171.2
pfd series of 1951— _100
_50c
Decker Mfg Co
Blaw-Knox
Jan
53
30
44 V8
..
70
12%
-100
Inc
29 »/8
.
42V2
801/2
*16%
preferred—
4
6
2
40 V2
*39
1
(Del)
200
85
..
8,200
■■
: 94
29%
57%
29
56%:,.
.
"'
Inc
Co
Steel
26 °/u
93
57%
29,400
*83'/a
•!
11,700
•.
13%
i
26%
30%
.3,100
':
34 %7,
13%
v
301/4
.5%''.
5%"
7 33'/2
.
85
21%
•"
777a
33%
-
Gypsum
4'%%
49% Mar 25
29
Inc
Bigelow<-Sanford
3
71V2 Jan
*
-
Co
&
80.400
93
*83%
42
'
33%
common.
Consolidated
Benguet
f 100
58,600
12 Va
26%
93
V
51
1934
*79 V2
•-
621/4
iy2 Jan
"
22%
31%
14'/a
43 34
39V4
67 %
48
38% Jan
400
,11%
347/«
26
•
.
51-
/.
75%v
80.'
.70%
67 %
25%
4
56% July 15
34V4
13%
v :
21%
10
Corp
Co
400
'4,800
•/:
30%
v,'.
e
riv/v;-/ 5%
,
31%
3034
f
18%
76%
74%
*79
—50
preferred———
33% Feb
2
183a
18%
48
29
31
July
Jan
38%
25%
5%
43 % Apr
11
19% Dec
155
23
12% Jan
70
v
56%
—1
Beneficial Finance
2
33% May
1
43% May 28
59 Va July
6
'
61
Bendix
6
May
Mar 23
41 % Apr
6
v.
5%
13%
,
38% >
*37%
38 7 s
1
4
26% May
48
""
2
1% Dec 21
38%
38%
5
Aviation
6
7
86
'7
*22
>"
"
*37V4
•
*91
3
,
160
18,300
14%
V
32%
30%
12 *; "'12%
34%
44%
.—-100
'Jan
74% Jan
578
.34%
^
41%
43%
common— No par
1% Apr
'
36 ya Jan
39%
46
Howell Co
57 % May
45
1
Apr
"
13%
1
22% Feb
28% Mar
45% Dec
.431/2
43%
4%% preferred
90 % Mar 21
May 14
3
Sep
22% Sep
...
19
89% Feb
5
May
15,700
15%
14%
28 V2
29,500
■
*15%
85 "
15
*92.;
41 %
Aircraft Corp
Bell
5'
■
86%
21%
—1,
_
Belding-Heminway
20% Mar 29
3
12% May
24% May 11
2
Nov
9
Jan
16
78%
*21%
50%
100
pfd—
4%%
(A S)
33%
•'
86%
*28
50',4
21 %
1
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp__
Dec
42
Shoe
Beech
33%
*77%'
5
*14%
31
50
Inc—
Instruments
32% Mar 31
65
9
Beck
34%
'■
14%
*28
30
;
195
Beckman
27
7
50
78%
4%
-6,300
88 :
49 •"
49%
87
'•
57%
:./ <"*180
Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
2
11.500
"
*86
88
14
*56%/
571%
v 195
14
28% Jan
31,600
9%
33%
86 %
31 S8
*180
80% Mar 28
35% Jan
,
Apr
22%
15%
i
.
9%
*15%
15
'
250
2,100
,77.
33%
78%
30%
•
100
79% Apr
2?% *
:
9%
■
85
2.50
17
23
%
'15%
12,900
531/4
53
33%
93V4
preferred
13
62 34
104%
337/a
5Va
5
26'%
Beaunit Mills Inc
21
.1,500
\7
9%
48%
92
Apr
14,300
-
62%
48 Va
;. -46%
25%
92
62% Jan
'
10334
54%
*86
88
*831/2
93
41/2 %
32
33 %
,92%
*92
prior preferred-
conv
20»4
62'4
'
22%
84 V2
21V4
No par
78
56% Feb
54
?
93
100
3%%
:■
2,500
'"
26%
10
Inc
Cigars
20
390
.
.
23
105 V
*104
7
9%
v
9
Feb
84
18
Dec
32
33%
26
•
31%
49%
6
74% May
7
36 % Jan
78
30
20
32%
23%
9%
33 %
92V4
•
84%
21%
Beatrice Foods Co common——12.50
22% Mar 22
19% Sep
20%
32'4
62%
84%
~-
26 %.
*28
/
Lomb Optical Co— _—-10 T
&
Bayuk
7
54% Jan
Mar 21
37
•"
92%
57
1
Bath Iron Works Corp
28% Jan
'
*
1
54% Jan
39 ¥2 May
.221/8
20%
;,V
13 %
30%
—
Products Corp
25% Jan
66% Feb
27
Barber Oil Corp
3
30% May 11
23%
.
"
Bangor & Aroostook RR
25
Apr
23
23
16
7/
>/:
22%
•
13%
*83
noncumulative preferred—100
4%
Basic
49% Sep
81%
*15%
-
6
29% May
8
50% July
16
80
*79
16
22%
104%
v
34% ~
34
13 %
92%
100
23
Dec
6
5781
V
34%,:"
25%
Baltimore Gas & Elec com— No par
24% Nov 23
89
•"
6
;•
7,800
81 »4
*15%
V
34%
■
-13
i
2,000
V*';."
13 %
9 /
Wilcox Co
&
/ 6
1
7% Jan
-
4,300
*79
54% a 54 %
104
54%
-
12% Jun
37% Jan
5% Apr 11
9
32% Mar
8
1
7
'
62%
62'4
623 4
V 104'% 105
:
■
9
'
:•
; 6,500
Common
——
—10
22% 23 ...
22.4, 23
5% non-cumulative preferred__10
938 ]. 9% -■///?// 9%:';v*'9.%;
Atlantic City Electric Co com—41/3 -.'7,7 32%
33%
- ^ 33 :.v. 33%
4% preferred———
—100
*86% 88
:
v *86 >
88
Atlantic Coast Line RR
-No par.
.45. .45%- % 45
.46%
Atlantic Refining common
—10
34'
34% ••
33% 34%
$3.75 series B preferred
-100
78% , .78%"
77%. 78%
Atlas Corp common
•*.-—1
5 / -5% / : ^ 5 ;
5%«
5% preferred——
20
*15% 15%;
13% 15%
Atlas Powder Co__
20
88% 90s
,
88
88 •
Austin Nichols common—.—No par
*14
--14% % '■ 1414rs
/ ^ conv prior pref ($1.20)——No par
22 :
22
J, *21V4 • 22%
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
27% 28% . .
27% 28%
Avco Corp—
1
12
12% * 7 12".
12%
:
6% Dec
30% Feb
Shares
34%
32
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
'
*
the Week
May 6
26
35%
•
...
61% 62%
105 ,105
54% 54%
preferred————1100
1st
5.25%
4
Jan
Corp—
2nd
60% Dec 30
105% Apr
5
Ayvin
2
31% May
Constable
Arnold
11
9
28
'
J-
& Co
$3.75 preferred
Apr 25
20% Jan
3
Friday
May 5
C
*
14 Va
Oil
Argo
4,
Sales for
Thursday
May 4
No par
64 ye May
75
May 3
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
5
11
40 % Jan
HIGH SALE PRICES
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 8
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
38% Nov
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Jan. 1
Range Since
Year 1959
26%
♦57%./ 58% '
6,400
5.600
4,800
5,600
22,700
Number 5949
Volume 191
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
for Previous
Kance
Year 1959
12% Nov
37% Feb
33% Dec
85
Dec
33% Sep
45% NOV
34% Nov
40 % Dec
26% Sep
38% Jan
Sep
18
108
Dec
6
Jan
30
Nov
89 % NOV
Sep
25
20
10
31
8
23
25
17
1
30
8
22
29
12
16
10
22
114% Dec 22
76% Sep 22
Nov
32
23
17% Dec 30
21'/a Apr 16
13
Jan
5
41
Jan 30
71% Feb 17
18% Sep 21
30%Jun 24
88% Dec 28
37% Sep 10
20
Dec 11
32% Dec 31
7% Apr
23% Apr 10
56% July 15
52% Feb
19
41% Apr 25
26% May 4
88% Jan 12
16
102% Jan
5
41% Jan
19
35
Oct
16
39% May 3
32 % Apr 28
40 % Feb
9
62
Feb
19
46% Jan
27
31% Jan
16
89% Dec
7
2
11% May
119%Mar 16
7% Apr 22
36% Aug 12
88
Feb
23% Apr
34% July 29
91% July
5
116
26
Jan
30
44% Mar 20
Mar
8
5
6
>
31% Jan
119% Mar
/
83% Jan
8
35 % Jan
Jan
15
Mar 23
17
55
Aug 20
54% Jan
80
76
Aug 14
20
5
57
Jan
8
78
8
__5
40 %
41%
393/4
40%
40
Corp common
%%
preferred
41%
♦
10
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
-
50
41%
41%
*41%
42%
29
*28%
29
■68%
88% Jan
% Feb 27
46% May 11
27
93
J~an~16
6% Jan
Apr
3
50
Central
RR
of
Co
N
Pasco
7
5% Jan
18
Chadbourn
Gotham
11
Chain
Co
Jan
4
33 % Feb
26
*54%
56
783/4
19 % Aug
8
59
26
11
36%
36%
36
37%
92
92
93
210
48%
48%
47%
48
2,100
*213/8
22%
*21%
22%
700
21
6,600
10
49 %
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
23%
23%
223/4
23
22
J2.50
23
33%
34%
34%
34%
34%
343/4
No par
34%
35
21%
22%
345/8
22
223/8
353/4
22%
25,000
22%
223/4
23%
23%
23%
6,000
9.50
8%
No par
83/s
*8%
9
8%
83/4
*91
*8%
9%
*8%
3,800
9
400
9%
93/3
9%
9%
9 J/8
9%
*9%
9%
29%
30%
*9%
29%
30 J/4
9%
400
303/o
303/4
___i
30%
303/4
12%
12%
30%
12%
303/4
6,400
123/8
12%
12 >/4
1
;
12%
123/a
123/a
38
38
38%
125/s
38%
383/4
373/4
38%
18,000
16,900
3 3/a
3%
33/8
3%
33/8
6,300
603/4
4,900
5
Corp
36%
38%
_Il
37%
3%
3%
3%
_io
Inc
L
52 %
52%
X51
-
33/8
3%
51
51
51%
50
503/4
50
No par
32-%
323/4
32%
33
$4.50 preferred
14% Mar 24
*323/4
No par
1%
x323/a
323/4
32
91
91
*91%
92
91%
91%
91%
91%
*91
353/o
36
353/0
36
36%
38
37
37
37
37%
3,900
18%
18
18%
18
18%
4,300
4
69% Jan
6
99% Apr
13
17
Jan
18
34% Jan
21
43% Jan
6
% Apr 26
2
17
40'A Apr
26% Jan
69% Feb
4
Mar
36% Jan
23% May
29% Jan
5
32
8
May
13% Mar 15
39 % Jan
72% May 20
44 %
19
May
6
Jan
15% Jan
50
18
27%
26%
27%
26%
26%
265/e
26%
25%
24%
25%
24 5/8
25
24%
213/4
26%
251/a
6,800
25%
22%
22%
22%
233/4
223/e
23 3/a
223/4
223/4
11%
12
113/4
12%
5,800
8,000
A
North
613/4
*98 %
11%
11%
11 %
38%
38
38
62 %
61%
104
12%
*96
133/s
61%
38
37%
61%
*96
104
37
62
61%
*96
noncum
900
62%
*96
13
Cotton
13
*13%
13%
*27
29
29
27
27
*32%
33
32%
32%
31%
31%
36%
32%
36%
32'A
36%
36%
353/4
36
355/8
353/8
35%
36
20%
20%
20%
No par
pfd
3
9%
20%
13%
.
13%
*27
*13
133/s
*27
800
31
100
900
*
1,200
205/a
10,500
203/8
20%
63%
623/4
623/4
*623/4
63
16
16%'
16%
16%
163/4
16%
*16%
16%*
26%
27
26 %
273/4
27
27%
26 %
26%
...24%
24%
24%
24%
24V4
24%
233/4
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
23%
24
23%
24Va
21
21
20
21%
20
21%
21
21%;
*20%
21
14
*131/4
14
:
100
No par
100
'•
____5
*13
13%
*13%
l
41
42%
41%
_25
45
46%
45
Corp
7,500
104
32%
com
Western
7,100
37
61%
104
29
Oil—
Chrysler
62
104
32%
*25
Full O'Nuts Corp
Chock
6
11%
38%
10
com
preferred series A
Chickasha
4
113/4
39
_50
Ry
.
5%
Jl%
X38%
40
Western
series
50
25%
No par
com
preferred
&
1,400
21%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No far
Mar 14
71% Jan
18%
26%
preferred—_100
Milw St Paul & Pac
5%
Chic
4
20
18%
27%
32%
92
1
convertible
Great
5%
Chic
4
29% Jan
18%
27
33
1.25
Class A
Chic
26
23% Jan
3%%
7
26 % May
23
Mar
18%
__l
Corp
Chicago & East 111 RR
6
5
1_1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
—5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
4
16
24
4
Mar
21
62% May
22
50% Feb
8
35% May
19% Mar
45% May 25
36% July 28
37»/4 Apr 17
46% Dec
3
Apr 19
31% Apr 26
33% July
8
71% May 22
17
26
26
16
.44% Mar 30
26% Jun
21
Common
12
Mar 15
'
95
3
July 14
Jan
21
50
43% Jan
y8
20%
913/4
36% Mar
15
18% Jun
*77%
203/4
913/4
Dec
37
*54%
78 34
201/2
91%
46
24
56
*773/8
21
36%
18
22
*54%
783/4
203/4
363/8
34% Feb
22
56
*77%
363/o
Chemetron
Jan
35%
*54%
,
91%
6
13
21
36-
4
24% Oct
783/4
20%
18
92
38% Jan
Apr
8
26% May
22% Apr
5
27% Dec
56%
*77%
18
36%
29% Jan
23
'
91%
5
26% Nov
18
*54%
100
21% May 2
10% Jan 25
32% Jan
2,500
*77%
Mar 23
5
31%
783/4
17%
23
1,800
56
323/8
*17%
100
36% Jan
23
76%
100
37% Dec 31
Jan
40
76%
77
900
4
18% Nov
24,000
700
6
63
20
25%
175%
9
28% Nov
313/4
91
117%
17%
10% Oct
25
76%
91
25
117%
17%
15
Sep
26% Nov
9
29
76
26
117%
18"%
24
17
23% Nov
913/4
25
Champion Paper & Fibre Co6
11
Jan
*91
117%
76%
213/4
Service—
Products
Aircraft Co
70% Jan
42% Jan
38
3,900
42,100
18
J___
Certain-Teed
40%. Apr
92% Apr
39% Apr
53
27%
17%
25% Sep
8
26%
*17%
Corp.
5
8
18
16
26%
31,700
30%
Sugar ;Co__
Century Industries Co
18
25% Apr
42% Jan
Jan
160
63/s
213/4
24
38% Nov
11%
104%
63/a
*185/8
Nov
25
.f
11%
104%
6%
18%
Cerro
Jan
36% Sep
913/4
26%
118%
11%
105%
6%
213/4
19
74% July
5,400
313/4
Champion Spark Plug Co
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
Checker Motors Corp
118% Feb
150
72
*21 %
6
Apr
30
1
70%
71%
5,100
29
25%
25%
32%
*28%
*183/o
Nov
29
29
*31%
35
26
42
42
11%
1
27
*117%
75%
32
42
323/4
*28%
18%
7
3
34 % Mar
Oct
75%
3,900
32 s/e
403/4
323/4
213/4
Jan
Belt
75%
40%
*103%
6%
'
75%
40%
32%
70%
12%
*90%
253/e
117%
40%
5,200
32%
Violetta
Cessna
913/4
25
117%
14,100
18%
Jan
13
*90%
25
118
39%
*21%
preferred _i.__1
de
91%
24%
39%
2,800
18%
11
88
99
45% May 28
13% Apr
*90%
*116%
60
40%
*41%
*
105
26
94%
21%
42
32
16
64% Dec
27%
27
*93%
21%
Central
4
9
87% Dec
106
26%
25%
•
11%
104
:-"e%
94%
*93%
12,600
*183/o
preferred series B
15
24
37% Jun
Mar
6%
123/a
104
28%
18%
7
12
'6%
12
*273/4
21%
9
% May
May
102%
6%
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No
par
Central Illinois
Lgt comm«n_No par
Public
13% Jan
12%
104%
6%
28%
21%
16%. Jan
18
71
28
32%
9
29% Mar
12
693/4
693/4
8%
441/4
*18%
Central & South West
Corp
Central Soya Co—
2
29
Shares
433/e
1
36% Mar 31
28% Feb 15
Mar 14
9% Mar
5
27
9
50% Feb
5%
42%
*28%
8
44%
___I_20
—
July 27
-
28
68%
12%
par
common—
Illinois
26% Jan
8
15% Mar 11
79
Corp
69%
*41%
"
*103%
100
preferred
Central
4
26
*28 %
7
.
_•
3
49% May
29% Jan
preferred
4%%
22
32% Dec 31
preferred
6
4
May
2nd
May
42% Jan
July 27
Steel
8%
the Week
40
Co—
5%
21% Mar 29
37% May -' 6
Apr
'
8
Friday
May 6
43%
403/4
Central Aguirre Sugar Co__
;_5
Central Foundry Co—__
____i
Central of Georgia Ry com—No
par
3
20
19% Mar
99
50% Mar
Mar
I,.'
8%
94%
Celotex
Mar 25
32% Jan
Apr 20
38% Mar 23
31
22
28
40%
11
22
443/4
26%
*93%
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No
par
7%
2nd preferred_L_
100
4%% conv preferred series A_100
15
19
44
283/a
40 %
4.20%
2
25% Jan
44%
27
93 %
Caterpillar Tractor common_No
13
3
43%
29%
393/4
6 % %
13
4
43%
29
—
17% Mar
22
43%
93%
Light—No
__
19
Jan
8%
39%
4
4
26
92
8%
8%
Sales for
Thursday
May 5
May 4
8%
94
&
Carrier
7% Feb
Wednesday
8%
39%
6
34% Jan
May 3
94
Power
Carpenter
114% Jan
Tuesday
May $
par
Carolina
4
21% May
Jan
Monday
Par
Carriers & General Corp..
I 1
Carter Products Inc
Ii
Case (J I) Co
common___.____i2.50
7% preferred
100
4
3
28% Feb
1
4
23
16% Apr
May 29
22% Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
,
—
Apr
12
21
22
Apr
4
NOV
8% Jan
52
<
ix
Capital Airlines Inc
_i
Carborundum Co
5
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co_—II"II10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry.lOO
25
20
28%
"4%
„
4
27
22
11% Sep
NEW YORK
42% Mar 24
29% Feb 23
78% Jan
25
29
Apr
40% May
41% Jan
•
8
75 % Apr
9
95
58% Jan
102% May 3
6% Apr 18
25% May 5
12
125% May 13
Dec
34% Sep
49% Jan
35% Feb
V
26% Apr
l
58% Mar 11
26% Feb
21% May
~8%
13% Jan
1
48% Jan
98% Jan
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
14
*13%
.42%
14
*13%
-*•
V
20%
M
63
i*.
163/a
63
27
3,600
243/8
24%
4,500
233/a
23%
6,800
42%
41%
42 3/a
:/:'V 415/b
46%
45
45%
I:*
150
42
45 S/8
46%
2,700
26%
42%
<;
400
16%
45%
44%
7,900
117,600
'
Cincinnati Gas
30% Dec
11
37
21
30% Feb
8
34% Mar 28
77
Dec
23
913/4 Feb 16
78% Jan
4
833% Mar 21
93
Dec
17
1023/4 Jan
12
94% Feb
2
35% Oct
23
473/8 Jun
30
28% May
3
Jan
46s/a Jan
14
64% July 10
463/4 Nov
19
643/4 Jan
15
Feb
43
5
Jan
9
15% Dec
16
57% Jan
9
49 % Mar
26
40 % Mar
273/4 Mar 20
57
Nov
18% Apr
445/8 Apr
2
100
Apr
12
38% Jan
5
9
53% Jan
12
9
49
/
22
89
Dec
23
57
Dec
28
33
Dec
243/4 Jan
46
Jan
333/8
333/4
82
823/4
preferred
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co___ 10
C I T Financial Corp—
No par
98
98
29
293/0
53
403/4
53%
53%
535/8
10
4.1%
40%
38%
18%
183/4
193/S
No par
45
15%
46
45
5
155/0
15
15
77%
81
77
4
Cities Service Co
4
6
51% Jan
4
City Investing Co
1
City Products Corp—
2
183/4 Jan
96% Nov 24
14% Mar 23
17
Jan
18
77
923/4 Jan
4
Clark
55% Jan
2
47% Jan
18
54% May
6
Cleveland Electric
Mar 20
90% Jan
126
Dec
101
11
99
Apr
City
7
20
57
Jan
4
62
Apr
8
9
39
Jun
12
33
Jan
14
2
591/4 Dec
14
42
Feb
17
65
Dec
15
48% Mar
136% Jan
16
29
9
126% Feb
12
48% Feb
8
Stores
Co
Equipment
Co—
issued
$4.50 preferred
Clevite
62% Jan
4
Cluett
130% Mar
7
Sep
21
433/8 July 27
Dec
23
27
333/4 May
71 % Jan
215/8Jan
7
293/a Dec
18
22% Mar
475/b Dec
9
72 % Dec
16
48
23% Jan
8
34% Dec
10
45% Nov
13
71
82
Feb
50% Mar 11
Feb
2
Peabody & Co
i
Internat'l
6
76% Mar 28
30% Jan
6
Collins & Aikman Corp.
69% Jan
4
Collins
3
353/a Jan
4
48% Feb
5
Colorado Fuel & Iron common
5%% preferred series B
5
4
Radio
Oct
14
63% Feb
Jan
18
57
Feb
24
14
365/8 Apr
12
45
Jan
4
193/4 Nov
18
483/4 May
7
245/8 Mar 13
203/a Jan
4
153/4 Nov 23
24% Mar 23
60% Dec
74
153/4 Jan 27
61% Jan 28
16
Mar 23
51% Mar 23
43
Nov
Apr 28
44% Mar
39% Feb
5
9
3
25% Nov
17
543/4 Jan
14
38% May 18
673/4 Aug
7
233/a Feb 17
55% Jan 27
125/a Sep
9
18% Mar 11
133/8 Mar
4
55% Jan
2
64
56% Mar
8
90
Dec
Apr 20
22
101% Apr
9
IOP/4 Sep 25
112% Feb
8% Jan
2
6% Feb
14% Jan
10
6
903/4 Jan-
4
19
1033/4 Jan
253/4 May
123/s Sep
6
13% Apr
29
1
20% Sep 30
8% Feb
3
143/4 Jun
1
22
18 3/a Feb
18
65
49% Jan
4
173/a Mar 18
59% Apr
11
96% Mar 24
108% Apr
20
Mar
25
3
10% Apr
27
173/a Jan
18
12% J&n
12
6
58% Dec
24
68% Jan 21
59
955/8 Dec
17
37% Oct 19
22% Sep 23
173/4 Sep 21
45 %
Sep 21
12% Dec 17
32
Feb
52 3%
May 22
87
Dec
25
23
37% Sep 25
79% Sep 24
25% Jun 25
32
Dec
9
44% Jun 18
101 % Oct
44
75
23
NOV 17
Dec
18
11% Jan
2
20% Dec 18
For
3
29% Jan
Jan
4
106% Feb 25
96% Jan
13
64% Apr
1003/4 Apr
13
4
58% Dec
1
29% Dec 31
22% Nov
9
42% Feb
17
Jan
5
Jan
5
273/8 May
5
43% Mar
6
423/4 Nov
29% Jan
20% Jan
4
21% Mar 21
27% July 10
573/4 Feb 24
33
52
9
Mar 23
5
9
613/4 Feb 25
30% Apr
53% Jan
2
29
7
23% Jan
6
49
Jan
6
19
Jan
8
40% Jan
4
56% Jan
18
993/4 Mar 10
88 % Jan
4
933/4 Mar 24
99
Feb
26
87% Jan
4
95
May
2
92
Jan
22
81% Jan
6
88
Apr
5
303/4 Nov
92% May
9
23% Mar 11
29 Va Jan
83
14
87% Apr
8
553/4 July 29
107% Apr 27
58 8% Jan
6
38
Apr
26
48% Jan
4
101
Feb
2
104% Jan
4
40% Apr
26
47% Jan
4
Commercial
92
Apr 13
16% Mar. 12
23% Apr 20
footnotes,
see page
Jan
75% Jan
11
May
4
82
4
14% Jan 20
22% Jan 27
20% Mar 24
24.
Apr 18
Southern
Ohio
45
15%
15%
5,000
77%
78%
79%
79%
80
79%
793/4
4,200
39%
*39
<
523/4
51
97%
40
*96
52%
*39%
52%
40%
53%
97
*96
97
59%
60%
*58
34%
345/8
*34
59%
35%
533/4
55%
55
55%
55
56
55%
553/a
*128%
130
*128%
523/8
53
"
523/4
130
53%
*1100
217/8
21
21%
20%
215/a
47%
477/8
47%
*47%
47%
*50
39%
19
51
40
19%
*50
357/8
*1100
36
367/8
36
*74
__
*39
14,000
2,200
41
53
54%
*96
4,700
97
58
58
*34
50
80
35%
20
55%
573/4
20,000
54%
551%
3,000
*128%
130
53%
53%
22,300
36%
75%
26,200
*1100
36%
36
75%
*74%
26%
26%
26%
261/4
8,900
503/4
54 %
51%
533/4
43,900
205/s
211/4
32,800
47%
47%
800
60
100
100
.1
1
10
y
"
38%
193/s
31,400
16%
16%
16 %
163/4
64%
47
*63
47 %
64%
47 %
,
43
43
43 %
24%
60%
24%
25
60%
60%
16%
64%
163/8
*63
47%
47%
47%
43%
43
43%
43%
43%
24%
24
24%
61%
61%
61%
61%
3,500
15%
58%
14,900
13,300
700
15%
16
15%
58 %
57%
58 %
58 %
58 %
58%
58%
58 Va
96
*22%
22 3/4
22%
45 Va
11
45
45'A
11%
31
55%
93
95%
86
55%
*10%
30%
55 %
92%
94%
*84
923A
95
86
92%
*94
*84
x26
30%
26%
25%
*86
87%
-40
40%
*102 % 103
41 %
41%
*80
81%
$5.50 preferred
Continental Can Inc common—jl_10
96
96
*107
108
14%
14%
9%
9%
'
13%
143/8
,
8%
8%
24
24%
62%
623/4
100
100
45%
26%
26%
22%
41%
*80
.
.
11%
*21
11%
22
26
*86
37%
'
39% 40%
102% 102%
47%
26%
27%
96
96
*107
108
*95%
96%
107%
107 %
50
14%
137/a
9%
9%
143/g
93/a
3,500
,9%
14%
8%
14%
8%
;
6,500
2,300
62%
7,500
62%
62%
993/4
99%
99%
100
46%
465/8
463/4
47
27
26%
,
83/4
62%
2,800
'
14,000
263/4
273/8
265/fl
27
*213/4
22%
*213/4
22%.
200
43%
44%
14,900
27
44%
44%
13%
323a
56
12
12
*11
27
~
5,000
8,200
12
480
323/4
33
323/a
33
4,600
55%
56
553/4
56
15,300
93
93
92%
*93%
95
*93%
95
*84%
85%
*84%
85%
25%
25%
24
*86
86%
40
40%
*l023/4 103
*86
87%
40
403A
25%
14%
5,800
3,200
,24%
24
45,
*84%
.8%
24%
44%
11%
31%.
55%
93
94
86
14
24
22
923/4
933/4
6,800
14%
22
'
3,500
43%
15%
,
3,800
24%
15%
48%
26%
26%
1,600
47%
61%
15"%
46%
26%
26%
16%
64
25%
15%
95%
95%
107% 107%
14%
143/8
9%
9%
133/4
14
8%
8%
233A 24%
x62%
62%
99"% 100
10,900
61
,243/8
•
16%
*63
16
55
—100
Co common—5
No par
25
80
19%
*63
46%
11
'
30%
*
-——5
preferred
50%
375/8
19%
64%
46 Va
* 44%
,
.
—2
50%
383/4
19%
96
No par
No.par
$4.16 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
common
51
37%
19 %
16%
107% 107%
14
14%
9%
9%
133/4
13%
8%
8%
.
$3.75 preferred
NOpar
Continental Copper & Steel—-
50%
39%
19 Va
v
15%
57%
No par
No par
50%
38%
51
403/8.
19 %
48%
26%
26Va
convertible
443/4
153/8
193/4
47%
99%
5%
45
15%
21%
47%
48%
26
25%
v
45
155/a
54%
99%
Industries
45
15%
75
263A
No par
_
-
45
15%
42"%
Electronics
-
2,400
45%
53%
Industries
5
Consolidated 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—_Nopar
Consol Edison of N Y com
4% preferred
Continental Baking
21,400"
191/4
75
25%
24%
63%
Common
413/4
19%
54
24%
62%
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
,53%
40%
20%
76
25%
60
1
Consolidated Cigar Corp
$5 preferred
53%
./
533/4
41
19%
24%
_1
com—25
4.64% preferred
5.25% preferred
s
Comptometer Corp
Conde Nast Publishing Co
Cone Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc_
Consol
53%
40 3/4
16%
__1
Solvents
Co
20
2,200
41%
49%
*63
46
—10
Edison
290
29%
533/4
39%
19
No par
Elec
5
Engineering Inc
Commonwealth
5
8
&
29%
,J
;
203/8
60 %
60%
*34%
35%
53
'533/4
54
55%
*128% 130
51%
523/8
34 %
9,700
82%
193/4
97
__
34%
99
40s/8
'
52%
513/4
34
82%
*96%
29%
75%
25%
*50
No par
Co
Commercial Credit Co
Combustion
533/8
29%
34%
82%
99
51%
47%
—5
common
Carbon
'
29%
34
82%
*95%
•
preferred
Columbus
5
133/4 Apr 25
8% Apr 28
May
Pictures
29
99
*1100
34%
*75
25
Ry—
Apr 27
4
28% Jan;
44
233/4 May
26
$4.25
Columbian
*383/4
*96%
823/4
20
5
50
1st pfd
100
Broadcasting System_2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
10
Columbia
29
"
973/4
61
35%
53"%
553/4
130
75%
noncumulative
61% May
303% Nov 24
2
Southern
&
99
28s/a
343/8
*
82
24%
No par
No par
1
Co__
Columbia
18
Apr
10% Sep 18
26% Dec 14
21% Dec
4%
Co
*96%
34
>
48
No par
common
1
7
Jan
433/4 Sep 21
325/s Jun 17
No par
Corp
17
35
19
100
Co
Coca-Cola
49
50
No par
com
preferred
Coca-Cola
Colorado
20
^_1
>
34
82% ' 82%
52%
*97%
*60%
*34%
52%
533/4
*128%
51 %
*1100
333/4
50
stock—50
,33%
\
40
52%
gtd
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
193/4 May
46% Jan
4%
Corporation
543/8 Mar 16
41% Jan
*37
"
No par
Special guaranteed
7%
15
com
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
35% Apr 11
57% May
6
.
10
Ilium
__
35
'
-41Vi
5
43/4%
Jan
3
Y
100
24% Jan
May
*
.' *
8.50
29
65% Feb
28
Electric—
__—
4%
When
445/8 Jun
&
Common
preferred
v
•
1023/4
1023/4,
42%
42%
42%
413/a
42%
81%
80
80%
81
81
11%
11
*21
11%
11
11%
22
21
21
24%
*86
40%
102
41%
92%
243/4
440
90
19,000
87%
"40%
6,100
1023,4
80
4234
20,700
*81
82%
80
11
11%
4,400
21%
100
.
11%
*21
22
-
*20%
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 9, I960
EXCHANGE - STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK • STOCK
45% Oct
23
Highest
Mar 5
13% Apr 20
69% Jan 26
31
Oct
23
50 74 Dec
35
Nov
4
21
39% Jan
7
Lowest
Oct
23
974 Sep
22
46
4614 Mar
66
9l4 Apr
26
2
57
42% Mar
3114 May"
6
4274 Feb
29
3374 Mar 17
16
Mar 29
24% Jan
7
Copper
4
Copperweld Steel Co
Corn Products Co (DeD__——-1
23
5 9 74 Jun
89% Feb
9
11
88
4
57% Jan
4
Feb
16
14774 Apr
11
8
124
7
Sep 24
May 12
4
88
18'A Oct
6
2474 Jun
10
83% Apr
8574 Jan
2074 Jan
8% Jan
5
1474 Dec
31
1174 Mar
3
2
574 Apr
22
374 Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
55
3
4674 Apr
15474 Dec
8474 Feb
35 74 May
15
1
54% Dec
50*4 Sep
Controls Co of America
19
90
11
27
374%
Apr
5
2474 Jan
4
15
4% Jan
15
64% Jan
4
31 % Mar
3974 Jan
12
72
Nov
7174 Nov
24
85
Mar 30
3674 Sep
1
4014 Oct
16% Jan
2
23% Apr
2374 Dec
23
30
9
2374 Feb
17
26
23% Oct
1674 Feb
17
25% May
3
41
28
July 23
28 V4 Feb
1
38 % Apr
7
44
3674 Mar 22
4.0% Feb
23
Jan
4
Nov
19
2874 Mar
7
29% Jan
Jan
6
31
9874 Apr
7
32% Feb
21
24
Dec
7
9
25% May
42% Apr
Jan
4
90 % Apr
2974 Jan
2
5
10974 Jan
5
1274 Jan
11
Jan
11
9514 May
11414 July
2174 Jan
6
ey8 Mar 25
23
3774 Jan
16
13% Mar 18
15
17 74 Mar
6
1414 Jan
30
8174 Mar 11
67% Jan
8
4
914 May
1674
17
37%
35 74
37%
48%
4
974 Apr
5674 Apr
25
12% Jan
7
27
60 % Jan
8
2
25 74 Feb
3
27 74 Jan
2
4074 Nov
25
May
18
Feb
6
$1.60
19
3174 Jan
4
25
2074 Mar 22
Curtiss-Wright common
Class
341/4 Sep
14
Nov
25
31
Apr 29
37% Jan
7
59 V4 Jan
5
94 74 Dec
14
82
Jan
29
96
Jan
8
Cutler-Hammer
37% Nov
6
4674 Dec
21
43% Jan
4
Dana
9
9174 Feb
16
33 % Apr
Jan
29
Nov
8574 May
3
44
83
2
1974 July 27
2
6
Dan
33% Jan
5
Dayco
Jan
35% Feb
17
44^8 Apr
45% Mar
9
51% Jan
5
4
Dayton
:
1,800
12,400
3474
*34%
35%
35'A
35 %
34%
34%
500
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
'• 1874
18 y8
18 %
3,100
25
*24%
24%
24%
24%
2474
24%
24%
24 y8
25%
25
25%
25
25%
32% <
32 74
32%
33
33 %
33
33%
3774
37%
46
47
:
38
IS %
18%
19%
98 %
97%
97%
*6 74
6%
674
14yt
14%
1474
9%
10
1274
34%
34%
9%
:
9%
12
35%
9Va
21
May 26
16% Nov
25
21
7% Sep
21
10% Feb <25
7%
18% Jan
10
Apr 22
Jan
23
15% Jan
19% May
40% Mar 23
54% Jan
6
60
DeSoco
Chemical
5
Detroit
5,600
42
43 %
42%
44%
15,000
50
28
27% Oct
28
17% Mar
8
2u% Jan
4
Detroit
7
29
7
24% Mar
8
30
Jan
4
De
2
64
Jan
4
Diamond
36% Jan
4
Diamond National Corp
Dec
13
64% Oct 30
30 V8 Jun
15
41% Nov
2874 Dec
22
32% Mar 24
28
17% Jan
7
24% Aug
17% May
26% Sep
18
6
42% Mar 13
50% May
Steel
Vilbiss
*58
50%
5074
6,000
76%
*75%
76%
*75%
7674
70
*75%
77
*75%
77
*75%
7774
*80
82
*80
82
*80
82
2674
39%
25
25%
39%
24%
15%
8
41%
60
26%
41%
24%
7
29% Mar
24
32% Sep
23
59% Apr
22
21% Sep
21
36% July 29
29% Jan 23
11% Nov
25
17% Jan
22
Mar 26
17% Jan
253/4
2674
31,000
40%
41%
39%
41
393/4
40%
20,600
24%
25
24%
25
25
25
7
May
33% Jan
Diners'
(The)
(Walt)
4
Disney
Jan
4
Distillers
6
28% Feb
15
6
13% Mar 31
Dr
3
22% Mar 15
Dome
1974 Jan
4
Dominick
9
33
23% Jan
May
16% Apr
25
28
21
4
Stores
4974 Jan
6
29% Mar
19
May 18
53% Jan
36% Oct 28
25
Diana
26
42% Feb
10
19% Jan
6
1974 May
2
24% Jan
5
Dover
7474 Jan
7
100% Dec
11
85% Mar
4
99% Jan
4
DOW
27% Nov
5
45% Jan
21
20
May
3
30% Jan
4
*35%
36%
36%
36%
37
22
22%
22
22%
22%
23%
5,900
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2,200
15%
43,600
41%
7%
41%
56%
58
15%
7%
41%
*56
6
28% Apr
24
25
Mar 15
23
14% Jan
6
9% May
5
13% Jan
4
14% Aug 17
874 May
6
14% Jan
22
Apr
96% Jan
28
266% Jan
5
22% Jan
Apr
Douglas
Sep
11
May
8
202% Feb
9
278% Aug
3
106
Jan
7
21
86 % Apr
74% Jan
8
22% Sep
17
26% Jan
3
12
21% Mar
8
Dec
4
4274 Feb
27
37
Jan
13
46% Jan
27
40
95
Sep
17
7474 Sep
37
~
200
5
27
102
Feb
183 a
15,400
26 74
500
51%
5174
8,500
31%
8,200
5174
50%
31
29%
17%
*29%
2274
23%
2274
50%
5174
30%
3074
30%
30%
30
29%
29%
*29%
18
18
18
18
18
18%
1,200
23%
24%
22%
2374
223/4
23
7,400
16,200
33%
33%
33"%
33%
34%
33
33%
30
33
29%
25%
12%
29%
30
30
30%
30
30 '
3,800
25%
26
X26
26%
26%
26%
3,100
123/4
123/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
19%
19
16%
29%
25%
12%
1974
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
6,900
16"%
16 3/4
163/8
16%
163/4
165/s
16%
2,900
28%
19%
29
28%
28%
28
28%
28%
29 3
19%
20%
20%
193/4
20
20
201/4
2,300
88
89
89
89%
89%
90%
89
893/s
22,700
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
49,000
25%
25%
*25%
26
2534
253/a
26
26%
1074
10%
10%
934
10
10%
101%
1,200
8 74
8 5/8
8 3/8
8;%
83/4
8%
8%
1,500
207%
208%
205%
207%
18,000
16%
17%
Cc
No par
28%
19%
2974
1
Co—
5
8774
20
88%
50c
2074
2074
Limited USA Inc
1
26%
26%
1
10
10
1
de
8'%
874
& Co— •;/ </■ '
5
200% 203
Preferred
$4.50
series——No par
100
80% Apr 11
23% May 6
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par
*77%
5
2274
_50
*38%
4274
39
common
preferred
preferred
—
100
78%
22%
*10
8 74
20174
206
99%
100
7774
22%
*33%
42 74
40% Dec
1
Jan
11
43% Feb
23
$4.15
38% Dec
21
46% Mar 13
38% Jan
8
14
4%
41
Dec
16
48% May 26
42% Jan
5
43% Apr
46% Feb
15
4.20%
50
41%
*43%
4274
4474
*43%
41
Nov
18
46% Jan
40% Jan
18
43
Apr
11
4.10%
50
*42 74
43
*4274
42% Jun
19
47
Mar 23
44
Mar 10
50
22% Feb
2
—5
*42
1972
43
19%
*42
*1974
2874 Dec
5
22%
22%
13
Mar 24
42
50
preferred
preferred
50
preferred
$2.10 preferred
33% Oct 27
19% Apr 28
24% Jan
5
DWG
29
28% Dec 31
2174 May
29
Jan
5
Eagle-Picher
23% Apr
34
Jan
5
Eastern
Air
30% Jan
5
Eastern
Gas
Cigar
Corp
200
30
29%
2674
12%
Corp
$3.75
51%
33%
Mar 23
18
30%
29%
Duplan
39% Feb
100
18%
50%
1
Duquesne Light Co
58
26%
30%
*29%
1774
Inc
(E I)
*56
58
18%
29%
17%
No par
Nem
500
12,600
*56
2
1
Industries
Pont
7%
41%
26%
30 %
25%
*12%
19%
Common
*7%
41%
18%
51%
Corp
Drewrys
58
7%
41%
26%
29%
1774
Dunhill International—
19
15%
*7%
41%
41%
26%
50%
du
11
15%
800
18%
29%
No par
Ltd
Chemical
15%
7%.
37
18%
18%
26
23
15%
73%
*25%
18%
Ltd
Corp
Co
Aircraft
Dresser
27% Aug 17
3,000
36%
22%
72%
2.50
Products
Fund
9,200
73%
73
22%
15%
26
Divco-Wayne
Mines
1,800
6%
63/4
21%
14%
774
1
Corp-Seagrams
Pepper
73
7%
*35%
21%
18%
Club Inc„
6%
71%
1
25
50c
Corp
7%
7174
_10
Alkali Co
$1.50 preferred
Apr 14
20% Feb 23
12% May
12
20% July 23
2
30
31
2
21 % Apr
3L74 Sep
16
8
11
Jan
10
27
'
17
50
25%
26 %
15
50
27%
26%
18
26%
1
Corp
Co
1,000
42
22 74
41%
86
50
22 Va
14%
*772
•
•-
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
Mar 21
Apr
7
Jan
1
—20
*83%
41%
22
RR_No par
35%
86
*75
35
36
35%
76
21%
3
Coatings
4,600
86
6,200
38%
24%
2.50
Edison-
36
2274
1
6.75
Denv & Rio Grande West
5
35%
*83%
22%
25%
No par
NY
of
35%
22%
71%
Co
35%
2274
50c
Incii:
4,800
22%
7174
Lines
9174
22%
71
Supply
90%
13%
75
issued
91'/a
23
41 74
5174
6%
Air
90'/a
700
13%
7%
When
90
100
32
22%
39 74
50%
7
Delta
*31%
14
50
Dentists'
32%
47,600
8
75
20
42%-Jan
68
5
Dec
46
4
47% Mar 13
41 J/4 Jun
53
6
32%
200
19
14 7
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
Jan
32%
18
13%
&
May
19%
13%
Lack
26
19%
13%
Delaware
23% Mar 31
2074
13%
Delaware
37
19%
13%
5
2
2174
*83%
8
20
57 74
*20%
34%
8574
11
May
*56%
21
34
85%
86
9% Jan
Apr
9%
57
21
34%
33 74
*83%
28% Jan
36
4,800
9%
57
9%
89 %
48% Feb
20
2,400
1,100
87 Va
5
20% Apr 20
14% May
3
200
1274
3574
35%
86
28
19
15
*12
87%
18
36% Apr
9%
...
8574
8
2
3574
68%
32
17% Jan
24% Jan
*67
1,020
31%
9
19
Mar 31
12,000
31 %
82
74
1,300
974
31
*80
3
6%
147%
9%
20%
82
10
*6%
14%
7%
20
*80
71% Dec
600
20 %
100
23
14,800
57
*20%
series C
56% Sep
150
19%
95 Va
19%
13,600
20
39
50%
Western
9%
300
89 74
21
974
57
57
*20 Va
38
47%
*31%
9%
*5674
21
4,600
46%
*95
9%
12%
3574
1,400
80,900
'
89%
68
xl2
12
3374
*37
.
14
9%
68
69%
*68
35%
57
100
&
6%
14
.
.
12
*20 %
series A
Hudson.—_.
10
35
*5674
—L————-10
(Delaware)—
96%
12
3.90%
Deere & Co
2074
95%
3474
Preferred
Apr
19'A
97%
7%
8074 Apr
29% Apr
6% May
64% Feb
20%
14%
6
24
19%
9%
75% Jan
38 % Apr
89%
25%
32%
100
24%
24%
48
*97
7674
24%
»•.
37
x89Va
6%
*75%
9
37
47 %
91%
14%
77
May 25
37
47%
6%
77
68% July 31
37
*90%
•
1 474
10
69 %
*68
69
91 Va
*75
76%
*75
46%
18%
*90%
100
1274 Jan
3,300
34
series B
33
3,300
76%
3.75%
4
V:;
*75
Preferred
1
15
48 Tb
2
23
21 %
14%
46%
77
Nov
21%
15
51%
77% Apr 27
Dec
22%
14%
48%
3
8
21%
52%
74% Feb
26% Nov
89%
5iy8
10
45
*87%
75%
35%
13%
——
89%
",1
75%;
V 22%
Inc
*87 74
3%
89%
& Light common—7
Records
87
3%
27
Decca
*85
3%
Feb
18
3,600
87
3%
Apr
21% Feb
29,900
4.9 y4
140
*85
3%
81
8374 Apr
50
139
47%
139%
14%
82
15
4974
138%
48%
140%
47%
140
21%
23
22
6,300
*3%
23
Sep
38
14%
Sep
Dec
37%
21%
72'/a Dec
17
38%
3%
76
77
76
37%
14%
Preferred
May
38%
21%
72% Jan
71
8,900
37%
76 74
3.75%
Power
1674
91%
*3 74
23
40 %
51%
Daystrcm Inc
18
14
16%
53
5
Inc
-
16%
5174
50c
Mills
Corp
16%
*8774
*97%
1
100
common
preferred series A
River
15% Jan
4
22 % May
61
Corp
3%%
12
13% Apr
36% July 15
49% Mar 18
4
Inc
5,400
17%
8874
46%
——1
10
A
32
87
89%
1
No par
No par
—_—_1
common
2974
31%
53
12
21
preferred
prior preferred
28%
32%
*85
45%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—_2.50
Publishing
8,000
29%
31%
,
14
3%
69
Cuneo
prior
2,400
28%
33
*32%
21%
14 %
32%
18
$4
3274
23%
14
Curtis
23,200
32
24%
Jan
Aug 27
46%
18
5
Inc—————
Press
11,000
45'/a
88%
2 1 74
.—5
100
.
23,300
-9%
87
*85
91
9%
preferred
1407a
140
87
*3774
474%
48 %
49
47%
.
34
Jan
2174 Apr
6
16% v,
*75%
13
1674 Jan
18
32%
140%
9%
16%
29%
31%
51%
37
67
Feb
29%
28%
32
3%
29
18
47% Dec
29
29%
1374
3374 Mar 22
15
34
33%
2 1 74
11% Feb
15
26% Jan
32%
*88
18
Sep
13% Feb
33%
48
20
10% Sep
83
32%
*85
Aug
15
5974 Dec
33
32 %
140%
4174 Jan
1214 Mar 31
31%
100
Cudahy Packing Co common
6974 Mar 23
1074 Jun
65% Dec
18
33 %
—No par
common_.;_5
$4.20 preferred
——No par
Crucible Steel Co of America__12.50
574% convertible preferred—_100
Cuba RR 6% noncum pfd
100
Cuban-American Sugar
——10
4
21
28
47%
Crown Zellerbach Corp
1
28
5% Dec
46%
36
preferred
$2
18% Apr
86
1574 Dec
104 % Sep
15
54
20
46%
2
Crescent Petroleum Corp com——1
5% conv preferred
25
Crowell-Collier
Publishing
_1
Crown Cork & Seal common—2.50
5
Jan
46
Wheat Corp
Cream of
5
19% Jan
4
46
25
preferred
3%%
75% Mar 24
4
17% Mar
20
6074 Jan
3774 May 27
5074 Jun
85
14
15
1
Crane Co common
3574 Jan
45%
—1
1
—
Coty Internatl Corp
29
4674 May
6
72 % Jan 12
19
Inc
Coty
46%
4674
1
Cosden Petroleum Corp
5
May
9%
9%
16
5
preferred—-i.—,———100
preferred series of 1947-100
374%
9%
47
9%
28%
Works common
Corning Glass
Apr 22
8674
-
Co
Range
9%
9%
3174
—5
5
5
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer
Shares
4674
9%
4774
47
47%
74
7
5
Corp
4074 Mar 16
6
457% Aug 12
1974 Sep
85
Steel
Continental
the Week
May 6
32 74
3
2
Friday
May 5
45 %
31% May
4
Thursday
May 4
46 Va
47'/a
9
2814 May
j
■
Oil of Delaware
Continental
4
Jan
Sales for
Wednesday
May 3
46%
5
1
5
Insurance
Continental Motors
11% Jan
4574 May
PRICES
Tuesday
May 2
Par
EXCHANGE
Continental
5674 Jan
8
SALE
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1959
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
-
.
(1996)
16
—
4274
42
206
/'f
209
99%
993/a
99%
7774
22%
*77%
78%
*77%
78%
22%
223/8
223/4
223/8
39
*38%
4274
39
*38%
100
993/8
1,200
21,500
8
800
100
1,300
78%
100
23
23%
18,400
39
38®/8
38%
43
*42%
*77%
42%
42%
4274
42%
42%
41%
42%
44%
*433/4
443/4
*433/4
443/4
*433/4
43
*42%
43
42
*42V4
43
*42.
43
*41%
43
19%
*19%
80
43
43
42%
I'
*42
43
193/4
*19%
%
20
43
42
980
44%
41
520
_
*19%
70
100
20
E
Dec
22
46% Apr
9
25% Sep
22
34% Jan
21
73% Dec
11
85% Jan
23
23% Sep
21
30% Apr
8
18% Apr
1
94
32
75
Apr
88% Jun
16
112
Dec
4
29
24% Mar
75
8
Mar
3
773/4
4%%
Apr 22
28
253/4 Jan
Feb
1
1153^ Apr
93% Feb
18
9•-
94
Oct
26
92
Mar
3
36% Nov
6
45% Dec
31
46"% Jan
6
Eaton
6
633/4 Aug 13
33% May
483/4 Feb
6
363/4 Jan
1
57% May
5
Edison
83% Jan
15
89
May 15
79
Mar 21
84
Jan
$3.60
3
Bros
Feb
4
46% Dec 24
87
Jan
15
45% Jan
4
Aug
92% Oct
35 % Apr
29
893/4 Jan
5
18% Jan
4
16
263/8 Jan
4
7
55% Aug
7
19% Apr
44% Apr
28
36% Jan
29
54% Feb
25
Electric
8% Dec
16
6% Feb
17
8% Feb
26
Electric &
31% July 16
73/4 Dec
17
38% Jan
14
93/4 Jan
7
14
Mar 20
11% Feb
23
39
Jan
63% Dec 21
52% Mar
12%
Oct
Sep"l8
23% Jun
22
32% Jan 29
76% Dec 16
34% Dec 31
10% Oct 27
50
Oct
56
20
Co
Stores
113/4 May
32% Feb
16
88
Jan
9
78% Feb
2
Products
Mar
5
323/4 Feb 24
15% July 23
70
Oct
2
63
17% Sep
21
2
34% Oct 22
273/4 Nov
7
Jan
9
2
21% Jan 28
7 % Sep 29
29'/a Jan
2
79% Aug 11
18% Jan
9
27% Nov
2
El
36% Apr 21
13% Jan
6
29
19% Mar
Elgin
80% Mar 15
40
May
4
Apr
2
30% Mar 12
28% Dec
49% July
15
8
37% Apr
9
10% July 10
28% Aug 31
10% Jan
13
25
Mar
8 3% Mar
43% Mar
56% Apr
5
9
9
7
12
14 %
May
4
20
Apr
8
30% Apr 29
18% Jan
Auto-Lite
Mus
18%
18%
105%'107
106%
108%
108%
1093/4
1073/4
110%
*92%
93%
*92%
93%
,93%
36%
35
36
*92%
35%
*92%
x343/4
56
56
56%
56
*79%
35%
Electric
10
82%
36
*79%
353/4
81%
36
*76
363/8
33%
36%
9,800
56%
57%
56%
56%
1,700
*79%
82%
*79'%
82%
*79%
82%
'36%
363/a
36%
363/4
6%
65/s
6®/8
6%
58
54
553/4
543/4
56
55
553/4
55%
56
2,800
2,800
1,500
4,300
53,000
3,800
15%
15
16%
145/a
15 3s
88,900
*90
92
193/4
20
20
20
'193/4
20%
193/s
193/B
193/4
193^8
44%
45
443/4
45
45%
45%
46%
45%
4534
6%
55
6%
6%
45
*90
6%
6'%
Phonograph
145/8
143/8
31%
32
32
323/a
32%
32%
36,100
38%
313/4
321/4
—2
1
13%
39"%
39
39%
39%
40%
40%
413/4
5
12%
411/8
42%
12 %
12%
123/8
12%
12%
113/4
12%
113/4
12
273/4
27%
27%
28 %
*27%
273%
27%
27%
33
333%
33
333/8
15,500
15,200
1,000
1,800
32"%
79%
*79%
80
36%
x36%
36%
36%
36%
9%
9%
9%
Co
8.50
common
25% Jan
4
Eversharp
40
7
Ex-Cell-O
No par
Inc
Corp
Jan
5%
preferred series A
Erie &
Fairbanks
$1.60
9% Mar
Mar 30
26% Apr
30
Jan
4
5
4
<•;
Whitney Corp
convertible
43%
44
44
43%
*56%
58
*56%
58
15%
*56%
14%
14%
14%
15
145/B
14%
21%
14%
9,400
20%
14%
21
21%
21
21%
21
21%
21%
3ia/8
21%
8,200
30 3/4
30%
31%
31
31%
31
31%
31%
31 Va
9,600
No par
29%
29%
291/a
*28
29%
—1
9%
9%
9%
93%
40
24%
251/4
24%
243%
6%
63/4
323/,
82
82
Brewing
Finance
*28
com
preferred
32%
Family
3,800
5,000
9
58
100
Co
convertible
Falstaff
70
80
83/4
44
__11
Foods
9%
34
36%
36
14%
common
4%
9
36%
43 %
preferred
Fairmont
36%
*56%
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.l
1
Jan
83
*79%
3
.
Fairbanks Morse & Co
34
333/4
80
1
26
1
9
34
5
26
7
9%
33%
*791%
80
50
Co
12% Feb
81
9
*79%
100
Pittsburgh RR Co
Products
6%
14
363/4
Evans
92
32%
79
5
*90
13%
323/4
7
92
31%
Equitable
11
38
37%
92
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4%
preferred
loo
Feb
—
•
*90
4
203/4 Jan
93%.,
92
38% Jan
54% Jan
*"
93%
36 %
56 %
27%
58
•'
*923A
36%
56
273/s
Erie RR
380
5,400
24,900
110
5
District Electric Co
Gas
108
7,800
3
Mfg Co
Radio &
*90
V'//
shares
Co
28% Feb
4
77
191/4
10
Gas
35% Jan 27
Mar
763/a
18%
10
29% Mar
Watch
Natural
3
28
77
193/8
Empire
Mar 12
9
77%
19
4
Sep 14
Jan
76
18 3/4
28% May
96
35
76%
183/s
1
Amer
4
8
76%
183/8
5
73/4 Jan
23% Feb
77
18%
Co
Ind
National
Paso
Emerson
4
37
31% Sep 11
76%
common—2.50
243/4 May
Feb
26,100
263%
100
Co
2X_, Apr 20
6% Apr 29
28
26%
preferred
100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
1
19
26% May 11
283% Aug 28
41% Dec 23
26%
263/4
4% %
Emerson
Apr
4,000
26%
26%
common—1
43
29
22
253/a
263/4
Co
Inc
27% Mar 10
Jan
21%
25%
26%
common
Electric Storage Battery
8
21%
25%
26%
2.50
Corp
33
28
21%
25%
26%
50
Steel
64% Apr 18
16% May
5
33 % Apr 28
8
213/4
253/8
26%
preferred
34
Ekco
21%
26%
26%
com
preferred
Kodak
89
6
22%
25%
100
Assn
preferred
Manufacturing
474%
18
Fuel
&
Stainless
Eastman
21%
1
10
Lines Inc
prior
Eastern
4
Co
Corp
Corp
44
93/8
25
28%
6 5/«
6%
63/4
31%
31%
84
82
82
58
29%
28%
93%
83/4
9
253/s
253/8
63/4
,,
1,100
116,200
1,800
17,600
30
8;%
7%
31%
370
44%
433/a
*56%
25%
10
253/a
31%
*82
435/8
58
,30%
*82
7
31%
83%
26
63/4
6%
30%
31;
83%
•82
.
'
I__i
25 5/8
255%
25%
25%
24%
25%
1
285%
28%
25%
25%
25%
25%
29%
293/8
293/fl
293/8
28%
293/a
28%
29 %
;
,
1,300
20
Number 5949
191
Volume
...
The Commerrini
^vrnmercial
w.
and
Financial Chronicle
(1997)
17
NEW YORK 1 STOCK
-EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1959
Rang© Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
5% Jan
16% Mar
32% Nov
21% Jan
Lowest
28
Oct
72
9
6
10
10
2
491/4 Feb
10% Apr
30
22 % Apr
24
40 Vb Dec
52
23
56%
437/a NOV 25
23% Aug
6
6
8
30
50% Feb
15% Nov
27% Jan
45 %
13 %
25% Jan
19
51% Dec
21
191/2 Jan
34 % Apr
,:14 % Jan
12
44% Jan
24
31% Nov
16
104
Aug 21
23
80% Jan
2
20% Jan
14
31% Dec
28
9% Jan
5
13% Apr
28
4
39% Feb
26
6
45% Jan
19
106% Jan
29
2
61
Jan
4
28
Apr
30% Jan
4
5
.13% Jan
38% Apr
8
8% May
8
5
117% Jun
1
99% Jan
19
5
29
Jan
20
50% Feb
5
11% Apr
28
16% Jan
4
34% Apr
18
85
10
15
56% Dec
15
Dec
15
27% May 29
31% Mar
.
23
43
Mar
9
30 Vb Feb
17
93
1
5
Jan
8
83% Feb
5
2
25% Jan
Sep
21
35% Jan
11
Sep
22
17% Jan
40
Feb
9
12% Jan
2
-
55% Aug 27
216
16
95
July 10
Aug
46% Mar
201
13
Mar 11
20% Aug
Feb
25% Oct
5
45% Mar
50% Jan
2
93% Dec
21
Dec
1
21% Jan
13
17% Mar 10
31% Sep
21
49 % May 12
Nov
23
12% Jan
19% Feb
5
_
29% May
21
5
2
Apr
May
Feb
5
Jan
5
29
8
28
15% Jan
6
37% Apr
22
22
Mar 30
27%, Jan
4
18% Jan
28
30% Dec
18
23
May
30% Feb
15
Dec
24
77
26
69
Jan
19
Filtrol
$4
71% Apr
20%
*20V2
21
*201%
21
67 Vb
67%
67'/2
68
67%
*
4%
17
50%
'
52%
*163/4
67
163/4
58%
67%
163%
16i%
60%
59Vs
62 3%
1
15%
15%
15%
*15%
15%
151%
32
311/4
32 'A
31%
32%
313%
32
34%
34%
34%
353/4
34%
35i%
34
343/g
103%
*102
363%
'■
38%
'373%
38
531/2
53%
541/2
54Vb
26%
54i%
54i%
26'/8
263/a
26V4
553%
26%
3,200
26
26%
26
26%
18,400
9%
103%
9
*102
9Va
103 %
9
*102
91/4
8%
8%
34%
35i%
8%
83%
34 %
33%
34%
86
'•
84
84
*84
86
*84
86
*84
*103
104
104
105
105
105
106
106 "
34%
58
34%
351/4
353/4
5,700
361%
'
30
:
190
34%
34%
353%
35
36
35
59
59%
35%
363%
59%
13,200
59%
601/4
60
11%
61 %
12%
59i%
11%
113/4
593/a
21,200
11%
113%
11%
12
12
32%
32%
323/b
121%
2,200
32%
32%
323%
32%
32%
32%
32i%
*84%
86
27 Vb
*841/2
26%
13%,
49%
49
*94
2
27
131/4
27%
13%
48%
86
49%
13%
*175
*841/2
26%
27
49Vb
49%
94%
27
26%
263%
13Vs
13%
600
463%
473%
9,900
*13
13%
47%
*175
*94
*84%
26%
13%
86
49
*175
I;
*94
86
94
94
94
-
~90
94
14%
13%
14%
133/4
141/4
13%
14i%
22
211/4
22
213/8
21%
213%
22%
22i%
643/4
241/8
671%
68
66%
67%
66V4
67
65
2
2,900
*175
14%
5
5,400
*84%
*13%
*175
94%
'
86
21 %
■■
II2I
66%
66%
Xl3%
14%
5,700
9,400
94,900-
17%
17%
18%
17%
18
173%
17%
31%
173/a
18
293/4
3IV2
30%
31
30%
311%
30
5 %
1
18
29%
~ ~ ~~"io
Z_No par
5%
30%
51/2
5%
51/4
5%
*53%
5%
13%
*5%
5%
*13'/4
13%
*13%
13%
*13i%
135/8
200
251/4
13%
25%
13%
25%
25
25%
24%
25%
24i%
24%
243%
16,700
25 %
24Vb
24%
23%
24%
23
24
57,400
70
69%
693%
69%
69%
70
100
♦13%
ZZZZZZZZZlO
25
1
24%
100
preferred
3,600
86
103
34%
10
*69%
common
8,000
53
102%
'
1
_
1,700
12,200
*102
33%
15
Inc
4,500
53%
preferrecLZZlOO
Corp
71,800
1031%
4 "
' 37V2
103%
*84
1
Co
3,100
153%
323/4
34%
9%
2.50
Corp
15%
33
'37
371/4
26
par
~
16
353/4
52%
_ioo
CoZZZZno
36
*102
,_.ZZSfopar
2 50
5,000
17
58
34 Vb
100
___
6,600
1
67
I6V4
'
15%
10
5
Co
16%
56%
3,700
1,700
'
32%
Inc__
_No par
Co
67%
17
56%
51%
1,800
201%
35%
com No par
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
8
16%
Inc
Trailer
201%
65%
20%
Sugar Co
Fruehauf
20%
25
100
Dairies
20%
38
preferred_Z_ZZZlO
Foster-Wheeler
Francisco
233%
37%
37%
preferred
Foremost
8,000
37%
23%
37%
Fair Stores Inc common
$4.20 divid pfd ser of
'51
Food Giant Markets
Inc___
4% convertible
Mineral
23%
23
37%.
22%
23
37%
Food
Mart
23%
23 Vt
37%
22 y8
22%
38%
;
Florida Power &
Light
Fluor Corp Ltd
Motor
241/4
23
22
23
Corp
Food
23
23%
22%
2
Cliem
2,300
38
preferred
&
231/4
273%
22%
Lines
convertible
27%
22
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ5
3%%
27%
1
common
3%%
9,200
273%
com
$4.50 conv A 2nd
pfd
Florida Power
Food Mach
173%
17%
Prod"IZIlNo~par.
Co
Co
17%
18
28%
l
8,000
18
17%
23
Shares
55
7%
28
A
541/2
73%
the Week
7%
173/4
common__5
Friday
May 6
56% '
7%
28
Corp
Carpet
55
7%
17 Vb
An
preferred
First National Stores
Firth
56%
7%
27%
Corp
Flintkote
55
~2~50
4%%
Firstamerica
8
18
_
Coach
55
*7%
28%
Firestone Tire & Rubber
Ford
20
Feb
Avenue
Foote
23% Nov
68
Fifth
52%
%
8
17%
IIIIZIIZZZ I
Corp
Fiberboard Paper
53
7%
Sales for
Thursday
May 5
27%
pfd series
Ferro
7
8
2nd
52
SALE PRICES
May 4
5
Federated Dept Stores
Fenestra Inc
6
19% Jan
5
HIGH
Wednesday
Bearings
Bower
preferred
35 % Jan
41% Jan
conv
May 3
1
aeIni apeJ Board Co
4.60%
92% Jan
Jan
6
5%%
Tuesday
May 2
~2
__
Federal Pacific
Electric Co
9
15
Corp
Z_IZZZZIZI
Corp
Mogul
Federal
18
19% Jan
6
13 % Apr
20
61 Va
Monday
Par
__
Fedders
7
94% Mar
13% May
21% Apr 20
64% May
3
5
Apr
109% Apr 11
36% May
6
223
88% Jan
17
4
84
28% Apr 26
14 % Apr 22
56% Jan 15
14% Nov
147/a Jan
20 % Feb
14
Jun
6
5
Jan
81% Jan
43
18
6
47
33 % Jan
9
Feb
62% May
-
1
21
87
11
2
Sep
170
18% Jan
LOW AND
STOCK
Fansteel
Metallurgical
Fawick Corp
4
Mar 28
70% Jan
4
Feb
Jun
22
13
Jan
% Jun
99
Oct
45
YORK
EXCHANGE
22
89
26
84
4
11
52% May
26
6
27% Jan
24% Apr
44
32% Sep 21
81% Dec 23
30% Dec
4
May
101 % Jan
July 20
Oct
55
5
4
40% Jan
28
31% May
34
100
20% Jan
16% Mar 11
41% Feb 17
57% Mar 20
Feb
Oct
4
9 % Mar 29
36
Apr 22
20% iMay
6
60% Feb 11
12
70% Dec
NEW
69 % Jan
27% May
3
21% Apr 29
22 % Apr 25
Jan~26
21% May 26
2
6% Mar 22
16% Mar
8
31% July 29
STOCKS
1
Highest
May
25%
70
*691/2
*69%
>.
7,600
3,300
•
900
G
12% Jan
28
16% Jan
2
40% Oct
20
38
Feb
4% Sep
10
May 11
12% May
5
21 % Jan
4
20% May
Gabriel
3
27% Jan
7
40
May
3.
51
5
50% Jun
9
28
33
263% July 23
56% May 21
/
44
Jan
Camble Skogmo Inc
Gardner-Denver Co
8
*
11
Mar
9
NOV
19
37% Jan
5
19V» Sep
8
5'% Dec
14
43% May
19
17% Jan
42
29
Apr
Feb
14
18
511% peb
23V8 May
11
Dec
22
Jan
28
7% Feb
14i% Jan
153
93% Apr
141
8
371% Oct
453/8 May n
21
10
Nov
12
25'% July
7% Feb
6
33% Oct ;
9% Jan
41
2
24
y4
Mar 17
12% Jan
11
29
9 % Jan
4
21
34 % Jan
27
8
45% Jan
25
8
80
Jan
28
14
27% Jan
6
7'% Apr
29
8 Vb Jan
4
2
29% Jan
5
Jan
28
39i% Mar 18
42 3% Oct
30
66 V2 Jan
5
5
53% Jan
11
993/8 Dec
31
84% Jan
29
997/o Jan
4
May 21
30% Apr
21
35% Jan
6
98% Jan
29
74
Sep 22
30% Jan
6
74.V4 Feb
9
16'/a Feb
40
9
1073% Dec
1011% Dec
45
28
114
22
751% Dec 14
231/2 Dec
Mar
4
Mar
May
22% Mar
7
87
May
8
25% May
101'/a Jan
3
58% July
112% Mar
Mar 25
100% Dec
21
38% May
8
37% Aug 25
30Va Dec 28
19
38
108
76% Jan
84
23
26
16
43% May 25
32% Feb
17
28
60
44i% Feb
17
29!% Jan
2
43
25
21% Mar
27
Nov
27
52'% Jan
2
73
Dec
16
35% Mar 10
59% Jan 12
14
76
Nov
27
63
Feb
15
5
Apr
16
534 Jan
22% Nov 30
26% Nov 13
26i% Oct
23
39i% Feb
11% Dec
7
21
28% Sep
29
60
Feb
12
Jan
2
Dec
98
Jan
27
29
2
23
12 3 J,
May
68 3/8 Dec
14
59
Jan
19
29 3%
July 13
2
50'% Jan
4
243/b May 20
2% Oct
19
4% Jan
76% Jan
14
45% Nov
19
Jan"~2
22
7
35% Nov 18
24% Dec
4
451/8 July 1
443/4 Nov 16
i3
Oct
83
19
2
23
20% Oct 28
4'/» Dec 22
For
May
16 3% Apr
31%
*31 %
105%
104%
31%
80%
80%
803/8
80%
80%
80
80
80%
80%
1,100
21%
22%
22%
22%
22
22%
22%
223/8
2,700
35%
34
34%
33%
341/4
34%
35%
35%
523/8
35%
54%
7,700
No par
No par
39
39
56%
21,800
70%
71
No par
10c
72%
72%
Service
5%
5%
5%
Corp_„~2.50
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
23V8
23%
18,300
23%
231/4
23%
23%
23i/8
23%
23%
233/4
41,300
333/8
33%
33%
33%
34%
34
34%
33%
34%
3,500
preferred
preference
6.67
,33
10c
4
3
56
Mar
92
Feb
19
1
25
23 3/e Jan
8
;
Tire
&
Rub
Georgia-Pacific
Gerber
10% Jan
15
8% May
3
5% Mar 25
26 'A Feb
5
30
go
Aug~31
6
12
Feb
17
44
Cf
Feb
17
36 % Mar 24
56 V4 Apr
4
74
Jan
21
5
28
Apr
28
11
77
Apr
f
16% July 17
10% May
55% Jan
36% Feb
6
July
2
19% May
3
15% Jan
8
17
41 % Jan
18
26% Jan
26
3
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
24%
24%
*24%
22%
23%
24%
3,400
22
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
*23
24%
1,700
82%
83%
82%
27%
27%
95
99
99
23%
24%
23%
247/8
55%
56%
56
59
100
Alden
Glidden
93
*100%
i
Graham-Paige
$0.60
;
Grand
Mining
Union
Granite
Grant
Ltd
T)
Co
Grayson-Robinson
Northern
&
Iron
Stores
4
5
Great Northern Ry Co—
54% May
6
Great
32% Dec
9
24 %
•-89
May 29
footnotes,
Jan
15
18
Feb
17
22% Apr
Jan
19
85% Apr
13
4
27% Feb
25
2
8% Jan
8
page
4% May
24.
1%
6
Western
Sugar
4%%
(H L)
59%
58%
59%
58
58%
57%
58%
36,000
46i/8
46%
46
46%
46%
,13%
Co
Corp
70%
54
54
54
54
92
*91
92
*91
16%
17%
17%
2%
2%
.,
54
92
21%
21%
21
36%
17%
2%
46%
13%-.
54
21%
70%
13%
*91
*21%
.
13%
70
46%
13%
70%
55
92
-21%
13%
69%
13%
*
.
36%
1
93%
101
68%
v'V
71
21%
46
46%
12%-
13.%
70
t
54%
*91
com
Aircraft
54%
21%
1,000
60,400
16%
16%
157/8
16%
15%
157/a
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37
2,300
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
1,100
*17
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
10,800
68%
67
70
69%
71
69
70%
68
70y2
19,200
36
36%
36%
37%
36%
37%
36%
37
49,700
42%
44%
44%
45%
44%
443/4
45
46
44
45
37%
38%
37%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
2%
2%
2!/a
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
38%
2%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8y8
-
-
8%
8%
8%
*6
8 %
7,800
6,800
20,000
81/4
5%
574
574
29%
29'A
29%:
29
29%
28%
29%
28%
30%
31'/a
31
32%
32%
33
32%
32%
32
33
54!4
547/8
27%
27%'
3,200
29%
55%
27%
76
10%
1
1
6
54%
27%'
50
10%
10%
2,000
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
12,700
21
20%
21%
21
21
43%
42
42%
42 %
421/4
44%
43%
441/8
43%
44
15,400
523/,
54
53%
547/a
23,400
10%
10%
10%
37%
37%
377A
37%
20%
19%
20
20
44
43
43%
42%
44%
421/2
44%
x43%
54%
53
53%
53%
53%
26%
.
.
r<
27%
rM <21%-
*84
26%
138
26%
*137
27%'*
*21%?.
86
24%
25Vb
4%
4%
27%
,?a««m21<%
*84
24%
-
4%
26%
138
26%
*137
27%
21% f-
27%
*84
25
4%
26%
138
27%
'at21 »/»:•<« 21%*
86,
25.
•
4%
3,900
10%
10%
' 52%
-
*
10%
10%
*137
27%
76i/a
43
.
54%
'
13,900
*75%
*75i/4
43 %
"
54%
9,200
*27
76%
,
900
6
76%
*75%
.
54%
27%
6
27%
:
76%
-
61/4
54%
54%
27%
*75%
20%
"
1
3
*5%
6
37%
1
Corp_
1,500
92
21
28%
_100
Eng
10,600
36%
100
Guantanamo Sugar
t:128,300
\
No par"
common.
•
66%
—25
Inc
1,700
70%
36
76
Corp
180
1
Co—1
preferred
Grumman
55%
_1
preferred
Greyhound
20
22% Jan
Great
Financial
Green
82
1*
see
Apr
56%
17%
No par
Western
32% Mar 14
"
Aug 12
30% Mar 30
10
32% Feb
11,200
55
Great Northern Paper Co
53% Jan
140
120
33%
17%
Ore Prop—No par
52% Jan
24% Feb
93%
IOI1/2
33
27%
—
Pacific Tea
41% Mai-
26% May
128% Jan
93%
*100%
33%
36%
100
42% May
5
93%
IOII/2
16%
—__2.50
12
8
93%
33%
17
5
common
preferred
Atlantic
24,400
6.25
issued—
3%%
20,900
59
5
Steel
When
25%
57%
5
Co
City
(W
Co
24%
59%
*100i/2
36
convertible preferred-No par
Granby
25%
58%
333/8
54
1.
common
24%
597/8
33%
21
10
Corp
25%
59
*93
*90%
1
Co_
12,100
24%
.
101
5
(B F)
33,900
54,600
IOO1/2
93%
101
10
Brewing
81%
27%
98%
33%
13%,
5
Inc
81%
27%
ioo1/2
46%
5
Corp
99
33%
69%
No par
Co
82%
27%
100%
81%
27%
100%
1
Co
&
82%
27%
101%
50
700
551/a
10
common
*93
93
*27
33%
4
27
May
700
33
80c
601/4 Aug
47% Feb
900
24%
100
59 % Apr
141 %
180
3,900
75
23%
27%
$4.50 preferred
Gt
*73
703/4
*12%
83
—
Gladding McBean
Great
75
41
70%
12%
99
1
Co
Gimbel Brothers
-
84% Mar"
31 %
8% Jan
32% Apr
75
55%
*39
23%
14
'
72
2,900
12%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—No par
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
Grace (W R)
& Co—
_1
4
57%
40
105
22%
Goodrich Co
15
56%
230
144,100
12%
27%
Co__
Co
Goebel
3% Jan
74%
104%
72
15,000
44%
23%
4
44% Jan
73%
93%
Corp
Products
Oil
21
2
73%
104%
40
v
26
106%
43%
12%
1
3% Jan
8
73
81%
Inc
Globe-Wernicke
2% May
72
__83%c
icom
preference
5%;%
preference
4
45% Jail
57%
25%
*105
44%
104%
40
71
27%
.
issued
11
9
56
40
71
10
Corp
45% Jan
37% Mar
55%
39
2.50
Time
20% Jan
38% Mar
53%
3.33%
issued
2
30
104%
69
26%
1051/2
44
257/8
29
54% July 15
104%
39
•
25%
105%
44%
1
Castings Corp
$5
Glen
26%
107
44
25%
Genesco
2
25 % Jan
2
25%
*105%
28
When
25
27%
106%
Telephone Co of Florida—
General
26
Feb
40% Jan
26
106
*25%
22
5
27%
106
23
__10
6
4
45,500
221/4
89% Jan
May 28
400
8,900
30%
80%
47% Jan
10 Vb Mar 18
32
109
29%
33%
2
37% Aug
107
21%
9
'
31%
30%
1
Mar 31
4
32
107%
29%
15
2% Mar
Feb
*31%
106%
30%
104%
66% May
4
31%
106
30
IO41/2
1
11
31%
105%
31%
5,100
104%
15
Dec
32
106%
19%
104%
49% Dec
44
30
19%
No par
No par
28
36
55,300
31%
__
38'A Mar
23
Oct 30
Dec
36
27% May
Jun
8% Jan
17% Jan
27
38,600
89%
29%
103% Jun
2
42% Apr
1
2% Nov 24
8% Dec 16
6/4 Nov 20
30% Nov 20
l26
143/B Apr
39%
88%
19%
*24%
Gillette
11
38'%
89%
19
25%
28% Apr
Gen'l
Getty
May
39%
88%
19%
*27
1
Jan
38
90%
25%
4
503% Jan
39%
89%
28
73% Mar
88
V 19%
y 39 %
90
24%
193/n Jan
21
40
88i/8
25%
6
1
19%
39%
88%
24%
11
8
260
40
25%
11
29
1,700
25%
59% May
54% Dec
7%
28
56 % Jan
96i% Apr
27% Jan
12
19% Nov 20
13'% Apr 29
7%
7%
♦25
17
13
7%
7%
*24%
33
28'% Jan
1,800
7%
79
*27
100
25
25%
25%
3
17 % Nov
25%
*77
28
26
44% Mar 18
36% Jan
8
25%
79
*25'/a
Jan
42% Feb
25%
*77
7%
104%
preferred
When
45% Apr
2,900
80
25%
19
1
preferred
Public
General
24
42%
42 %
78
25
*27
6
Mar 30
42%
78
*24%
4
71
1,800
25%
19
96% Feb
263/4
25%
Apr
103
26%
25%
291/2 Apr
5
4,800
28%
25%
81% Jan
2
81/4
*24%
2
Jan
8%
*24%
6
May
40
8%
8
25
% 7%
No par
$1.30
2
104
7%
7%
'
•
144%
25
18
91
Jan
2
5,300
*143%
42%
42%
__s
7,900
144%
*143%
25
Apr
55% May
17
99% Mar
42%
78
-,24%
4,400
7
*26%
421%
78
24%
70%
101%
preferred (series B)_____25
Tele & Electronics
10
$1.30
3
86 3% Nov
8
8i/s
8%
'•'O/IO
44%
$1.32 preferred
54i% Apr
25% Mar
conv
conv
General Steel
40% Dec
15
8%
42%
Railway Signal.
:
General Realty & Utilities—
General Refractories
15
Apr
144%
I 68
1owr
43%
26
28
74
Mar 21
Jan
127
144%
68%JM
44%
5
17
10
43%
24% Jan
21
66
101/8
6,500
19%
27%
27'/4 Mar 17
Feb
661/2
10%
.19%
105%
26
92
65%
10
27
__
93
65%
27
24%
V4A ,,7*91%
19%-
27
*76
24
19%
27
1
56
23%
19%
144%: 144%
2,300
*47%
19%
42 3/8
100
93
100
2,200
4%
3
5
23 3% May
*91%
6,400
17%
4%
23%
19%
263/s
Z_Z
3,100
5
30%
17%
56
23%
93
64%
h'T
144% p-
45%
74%
*29
8,000
Zl00
24% May
30
*47%
23%
42%
,_.
convertible
General
6
Oct
38%
$2.98
$1.60
4
46
Jan
$3
May
33% Jan
2
251/4
May
293/a Jan
17
41% Nov
17% Dec
Jan
72
22% May
27% Apr
1191% Dec
56
23%
*91%
26%
$3.75 series
General Outdoor
Advertising
General Portland Cement
Co
General Precision
Equipt
75
87
*47%
24
No par
Preferred
40
22
9
144%
56
5%
30
191/4-
-
2,200
4%
93
•
5,900
40
conimon_Z_l%
preferred
9
Jan
Nov
57% May
5%
General Motors
Corp
$5 preferred
General Public Utilities
70% Mar
4%
ZZZZZZZZl
General
40'% Jun
92
4
39% Jan
*/4
4%
ZZZZ.ZZs
_.
26
26% July
7
851% Dec 15
4%
5
*29
8
General Instrument
Corp
General Mills common....
General
Dec
4%
%4 ZZ10..:%
39%
26
25
10
87%
13
25 3% Jan
10
Z_Z5
343/« Feb
3
64%
Corp_I_ZZZZZ__ 1
24 V4 Apr
13
17%
vA
20%
11% Jan
29% Feb
90
Mar 23
5% Jan
May
17%
23%
19
27V2 Feb
May 22
17%
*47%
t
19%
64%:
2
...
General Electric Co
General Finance
Corp
General Foods Corp
17%
51/8
8%
....
22% Mar
29i% Feb
24
preferred..
17%
4%
56
12%
21%
39%
45%
30
8'/a
Cigar Co Inc
Contract Finance
Corp
General Controls Co
General Dynamics
2
31
Wfa
18%
General
18
22
44Vs Jan
1st
46
5
30
4%
23%
Gen
Jan
24% Nov 27
35
4%
45
5
171/4
93f,t
Z
45%
12%
20%
•/■;
30
17%
231/8
No par
Corp
General Bronze
Corp
General Cable
Corp com
45%
5
*47%
Bancshares
393% Nov
24% Oct 23
247/8 Dec
9
General
45
44%
5
50
preferred
40%
*4%
TexasZ—5
of
12%
21
40
'
Corp___1
6
24% Jan
531/2 Sep
5Vs Jun
$8
Co.
12%
20%
40%
17%
100
Oil
14
21
40%
*28%
1
~Z
12%
20%
40%
30%
com__l
Investors
13%
21
x40
44%
5
Transportation__1.25
Baking Co commoni^. 5
General
Mar 28
106% Mar 24
35% Nov
Nov
27
Jan
"55% Jan
31V2. Jan
Nov
6
May
32% Apr
31
43% May
100% Jan
3
109
com
13%
20%
22%
*28%
1
preferred.
General American
$4.50 preferred
13
75i% Mar
Indus
13%
41
44%
50
Corp
General Amer
21% Apr
'
preferred
Acceptance
General American
6%
convertible
13%
21%
41
'
5
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Industries
convertible
General Amer
145V4 Apr
Feb
Wood
4%%
General
6
2
Apr
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Corp
21
25
Mar
26% Apr
2
5
84
6
93% Mar 29
70 V2 May
22
42'% Apr
74
30% Jan
Jan
58% Feb
10% Mar 25
9
14
26% Jan
May 19
29% Nov 23
Gar
6
18% May
"
138
15
491/2 Mar 30
90
67% Mar 11
9
:
6% Jan
31% Mar 25
6 % Jan
Jan
7
22
Jan
Garrett
18% Jan
j
_
26
4% May
45
Jan
543/e Feb
0
23
Apr 22
2
96 V2 Jan
39
Nov
17
19
36% Feb
89!% Oct 20
22
28 3% Feb
3
64 3% Jan
9
Dec
8
26
Co
86
25%
4%
26%
137%
-
26%
138
26'%
138
26%
139
1,100
9,000
2,000
3,300
170
27%
27%
27
27%
14,000
21%
•21%"
21
%1' 21%
12,600
*84
25%
5
86
25%
5
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251/4
5
86
257/a
5
17,800
1,200
24
Nov
24% Mar
8
29
9
72
15
11
Jan
Mar
Jan
17
79
July 13
37% Dec
3
27% Mar 18
37
Jan
4
32
8
13
27% Feb
35
Apr
13
6
86
Apr
14
30% Feb
5
1
35 Va Nov
24
Sep
28
Jun
9
80
Dec
29
89 % Apr
81% Dec
66
Jan
82
preferred—
Gulf Oil Corp
Gulf States Utilities Co—
$5
8
49% May
4
Hackensack Water
51% Jan
4
31% Apr
19
16
94
Jan
9
84% Jan
7
89
Apr
20
7
91
Apr
9
89
Jan
15
89
Jan
15
96
Dec
30
104% Mar
3
97
Jan
4
98
Dec
22
105% Mar
4
97% Jan
11
102% May
4
Mar 17
1021
32
2
24% May
Feb
H
25% Nov
25
Feb
15
Hammond Organ
Co——--1'
5
Harbison-Walker
6
19
5
65% May
61% Nov
6
6
18
Jan
4
106% Jan
27
6
8
Mar 30
97
114% Aug 31
36% Aug 14
Feb
39 % Jan
44 % Feb
July 23
57 % Jan
45 % Apr
10
25
Jan
28
129
6%
1
Jan
57% Dec
50% Dec
8
57
Apr
18
29
55
Feb
15
Harsco
29
24% May
45% Mar
3
1
Apr
45% Apr
122
13
7
>30% Jan
38
132
preferred
Harris-Intertype
23% Apr
122% July
8
24% Nov 20
34
,
22 %
3
Mar
16
12% Apr
39% Apr
35% Nov 30
43% Sep 21
13
20
79% May
12% Dec
30
64% Jan
2
16% Jan
27
Apr
29 % Jan
25% Apr
11
11% Jan
6
29
38 %
May
75% May
29
13
Jan
5
Feb
17
91% Jan
26
Jan
4
80% Apr
11
17
43% Jan
11
3
75% Sep 22
27% Apr 14
30% Apr 16
90% May
5
40% Dec 11
77
34% May 11
29% May
32% Dec
8
37% Mar 13
32% Jan
16 % Jan
7
25% Jun
37% Feb
31% Jan
35
7
2
20
Helme
4
18
15% May
3
Mar
16
105% Jan
4
13
59
May
6
82% Nov
19
76
9
90
May
4
Hershey
27
38% Feb
1
60% May
5
Hertz
28
34
Jan
8
46% Apr
25% Dec
42% July 29
13% Jan
23% July 22
72% Aug 25
64% Jan
85
Jan
117
July 22
31% Jan
41
Aug 27
12% Nov 30
21
Jan
22% Oct
May 21
15% Apr 27
18% May
2
10% May
4
13
Jan
5
23 % May
5
26% Feb
11
37
27
5
27% Feb
2
22
29% Nov
39% Apr 29
44% Oct 22
49% Jan
28% Feb
30
65% Jan
43 T4 Apr
2
2nd
Hotels
Corp
20
28
61%
47%
47 %
Jan
30
47% July 22
31 % May
5
41 % Jan
4
Hooker
15
90% Apr
13
81 % Feb
2
86 % Apr
27
$4.25
9% Apr
32% Apr
30
19 % Jun
2
24
Feb
5
36% Dec 30
41
Feb
12
14
37% Jan
2
27
69
15
80% Mar
2
70% Jan
Jan
14
Hotel
Jan
14
31% Apr
76 % Apr
28
85% Mar
6
,77
Jan
8
81 % Apr
Dec
28
96% Jan
30
90
Apr
7
90
75
Jan
22
65% Jan
21
18% Sep
29
647/8 Sep 21
11% Jan 15
.13% Jan
8
50% Sep
21
18
Jan
27
84% Dec
7
35
Mar 17
29% Dec
10
5% Jan
July 13
66
5
16% May
93% July 30
9% Dec 31
Jun
25
39% Dec
19% Oct
13
237/# July
3
84% Feb
9% May
87%
*86
♦80
♦80
39%
15
39% Jan
5
28
21% Jan
7
15
46
Feb
Apr
17
25
Mar
8
31% Jan
Ideal
21
35% May - 6
477/b Jan
29%
9
46% Dec
24
41
Illinois
43% Feb
Cement
57
I 58
58
89%
90
89
90
58%
59%
21
21
2,600
17%
6,600
55%
57%
57 %
22
22
21%
22%
21%
21%
21%
21J/4
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100
27%
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10%
4,400
23%
2,400
29%
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29 %
28%
28%
40
40 %
39%
39%
39%
40%
40%
40%
39%
40%
6,700
43%
44%
44
44%
44
443^
44
44%
44 Vb
44%
3,300
33
33%-
32%
32%
33
31%
32%
31%
32%
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86
86
86
86
5%
17%
17 %
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83
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90
%
75
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75
12 7
5
30
109
May
July 28
163
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July 17
7
147/s May
73
-
100
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90-,
89%
1
%/: 9%
978
9%
.
/
6
153
2
50% Jan
5
33
Apr
21
43 % Jan
15
28
19
32
Apr
29
29
Feb
5
27% Mar 26
:45
Dec
17
34% Feb
8
■'< 44% Jan
95% Feb
24
Feb
2
90 % Apr
6
26% Apr
25
34% Feb
18
8
471% Apr
8
50% Jan
19
Int'l
145% Apr 11
31 % Mar
1
Int'l
Oct
86 7% Oct
25
Jan
20
2
31% July
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
488
138
28
58
86
May 29
407% Mar
57% July 10
25
153% Jan
22
35 % Apr
30
Dec
22
80
41% Apr
17% Feb
9
8
2
29
4
Feb
8
69% Jan
July 30
27% Jun
12% Jan
May
19
111% Dec 21.
7
24%
7
Nov"
,
15
10% Sep
14
16% Jan
56
15
69
125
Sep
Mar 20
33% Dec
37
Feb
31% Dec
28
94
Feb
15% May
6
98% Apr
Jun
28
86% Jan
2
12% Jan
23
;
172% July 15
15
37
Jan
3
37% Aug 21
45% May 6
39
28% Feb
9
9
9,300
2674
5,000
36%
9.800
~
48%
49%
49
,49%
49%
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50
4,400
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42%
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43%
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25% Feb
24
110% Jan
4
-
7
29
52% May
6
Interlake
Iron
4
Int'l Business
Harvester
7%
preferred
44
44%
7
-
43
44
44%
43%
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45
48%
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20
45
43 V*
44 %
■
43 %
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15
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81
81%
82
81
82%
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40
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88
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,
86%
27%
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2,400
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27 Vb
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.
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40
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88
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30
31% Jan
4% preferred
International
Int'l
issued
International
Packers
International
Paper
91
5
Apr 28
"
19% Mar
2
70% Mar
2
139% Jan
34
Feb
11
4
39% Mar 21
8
20
7
1
4
Apr 29
Jan
4
■-
42% May 6
38% Jan 15
45% Apr
Jan
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preferred
,
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103 Vb
•
52 %
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of Cent Amer com.No par
5% preferred
100
93-
64
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—
25
common
■
'
19%
43% Feb
48 % Dec
29
49 % Feb
9
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
44% Jan
•*
7% preferred
1
25
—31
31
•
'
-
4
21
33%
33% *
43 t
l
36%
36% "
3.50
19%
19%
39
3
26
8
22
13
1
Iowa Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal common
10
34
50c
118% Feb
16
4
$6
preferred
I-T-E
Circuit
1
Breaker
Jan
12
18% Jan
7
86
Feb
9
52% Apr
13
79
Jan
56'/8 Apr
6
19
'
Co
■/
3%% preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
100
5
62
Jan
4
Johnson
&
4
Jonathan
28
89% Jan
4
Jones
Logan Inc__
Laughlin Steel
24.
8
98% Jan
25
8
47% Jan
8
1
common.
13% Feb
Mar
5
Lake Sulphur Co—
Z~1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
Jefferson
Jewel Tea Co Inc
5%
Joy
&
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Johnson
preferred
series A
Manufacturing
Co
19 Va
20%
104%
105%
.
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14%
15%
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16,900
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102 %
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14
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64
63
34%
344,
34%
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34
34
63
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1
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;
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,
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.
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43 V
400
34 Vb
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32
32
32
41%
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42%
33%
34
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34
39%
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-
34%
43
36% :
37%
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19%
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40
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.
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•
373,8
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33%
34
33%
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27%
28%
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1,900
2,300
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800
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4,700
;
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28
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40
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117
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12,000
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9
36
5
200
76
.
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26
7.
13%
34%
39%
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5,300
y
15%
,
103
103%
91
64
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43%
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate Power Co
7
95% Mar
59% July 2a
102%
110
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510
../
52'/2
15%
'
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39%
6
60% Apr
16
13%
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16
15%
93
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16
63%
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105
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76
104%
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104%
103
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.
International Telep & Teleg_No par
International Utilities Corp com—5
$2 convertible
preferred
25
53% May
22
20%
y-»:
52%
15%
65
109 %
35% Apr
36% Jan
20
76% Jan
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'
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39
3
13% Mar
74%
102 *'
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Elec Light & Power Co_„___5
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co___l
17% May
76% Jan
73
31,400
44%
143%
;
130%
7,300
14,200
1
437/8
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30
455
142%
144
143:14
'
30%
105
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i
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103
-
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Int'l Rys
Iowa
44% Jan
21
page
101
6
8
2
27
23
19%
44
42%
43 %
144
29%
74%
104%:'
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common_.L_7.50
40% May
39% Jan
22% May
Apr
40 % Nov
51%
42%
144
29%
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'
25
18
Feb
88 % Dec
19%
103%
29%
460
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4
21
Jan
88
103% Feb
74%
5
43
143%: 144
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27%"
27%
457
459%
42%
%
29%
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-
6
17
57
2
450
43
143
\
29% 4
•
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Mining Corp„_—
Nickel of Canada
When
5
—100
19
17
115
28
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;
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21% Feb
32% Mar
May 12
Dec
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>
27%"
27%
452 *
417/b
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i
'
27%
'449
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common
—
136% Jan
36 % Mar
7
♦42 %
'
337% Jan
23
23% Jan
see
43
36%
27 %
Minerals & Chemical com„
5
Feb
13
footnotes,
*42%
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48%
/
42%
15%
»
.
136
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Machines
28
32%-Feb
18
For
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v
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1' 43%
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43
7
17%
81
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96
15%
/
:
44 %
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59% Jan
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48 %
45
45
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/
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79%
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1
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7
.
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18% Mar
50% Mar 18
86
43 %
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25
Dec
'
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24
15
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1,000
51%
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2l
40
18%
51 %
V
35 %
55
20
75
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26%
28
45
14
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37
34%
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18% Dec
13
60
38%
27%
34%
35
May 27
Jan
18%'
•
51%
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33
123
38 %'
18%
'
53,000
36%
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32
2
38
37%
5,000'
•„
■
27
International Salt
40% Apr
37% Jan
15
10
5,800
•
51
5
Sep
Jan
9%
/.
10%
46
507%
8
Sep 21
Dec
9
4
1
common
—
89
42% V'
7
20
Inc__
Corp
4 % % preferred
"
27%
Jan
32
116% Sep
36% Jan
Jan
4
41% Feb
17
Aug 18
19% Mar 5
38
Interchemical
25%
89
136%
t
,
36
35
22
4
25%
36%
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;
Ctfs
./ 45%
27%
48%
43%
:____100
Steel Co
Insuranshares
9%
10 %
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.
4.5%
397/8
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27 %
49%
.
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7
32
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42% Dec
par
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1
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1
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6% preferred
Inland
1.900
18
36 /v.
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:
5.700
-
..
13
17%
;
25%
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40
17% Jun
7
77
13
13
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50% :
27%
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44% Apr
30% Apr
6
'
28% Mar 19
40% Dec 14
57
106% May
33% Apr
12
55% Nov
10
29
Jan
74% May
Apr 29
95% Mar
9
141% Nov
86% Dec
Jan
30% Mar
12
52% Apr
111
154
29
139% Feb
14
Sep
86% Jan
23
-
'
7
Sep
.
Feb
36% May
25%
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18%
48% '
100 pesos
Industrial Rayon__.
Ingersoll-Rand common
55
July 6
50% Mar 18
8
76
150
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21
45 %
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89%
38
50%'
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1
90
300
18%
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45
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25%
18%
36
-
50
12
83
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2,300
3,000
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44%
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18
27%
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50
-
17%
38
*
18
5
15
90
■*.
37%
37%
50
4.20% preferred
19
*81
90
*88
:30 %
r
25 %'
50
227/0 Jan
83
*81
83
76
13%
44%
4.42% preferred
86% Apr
74
74
17 ye
25%
1
5
19
29%
74
400
.
37
,.*73
76
8
45%
Mar
Mar 16
18%
28 %
74
*88 <-•
16%
48
43% May
"
'
-
43%
17
17%
37
30
*81
,
17%
<
25
1778
19%
37
30
'
1
5
Electrica
50
6,100
5%
37
*18%
37%
♦73
1
13%
25%.
:
17%
19 %'
18%
*36%
90
44
common
17%
86
5
5%
30
13%
16%
,
10
Co
5%
17%
*17
83
'".*88
y
75%
,
74
5
conu
*85%
5 %
5 %
18
*73
.1
*-■
34% Sep
x
*17
v
86
*85
■
5%
'
73
*47
74% Nov
86
100
"
*43
17 7/g Nov
,33%
5%
5%
50
6
20%
*23%
50
Apr
20%
20%
29 %
4.25% preferred
4
21%
500
*28 7/8
4.70% preferred
8 Vb Feb
1,300
15,700
29%
1
44% May
14%
19%
*287u
14
17
27%
137/0
10%
48% Apr
7
*26%
14%
21
23%
43% Apr
38% Feb
27%
19%
5,200
10%
18
18
27%
*14%
36%
23%
22
10% Feb
160
147/s
36
a
11%
45% Jan
149
-
13%
19%
18%
41% Feb
Industria
■
14%
15%
5
41% Aug 13
61
100
27%
27%
.*14%
*27
61
*97
2,600
36 %
14%
36%
62
3,200
41,700
35%
27%
36
17%
17%
*98%
36%
36 %
59
100
*61
61
100
36
36
3
8
100
17%
18
17%
*60%
*98%
61%
*60%
61%
61%
177/b
17%
17%
17%
Jan
67/s Dec
109
57%
Apr
6
*107%
90
47
43% May
109
200
10 7
Co
Power
500
18,100
*107%
109
*107%
109
65%
/ 64%
65%
89
50
11
64%
16%
57
47
Feb
64%
35
*16
85%
7
41
64
64%
*33%
55 %
1
4.08% preferred
45% Mar 18
,16
57%
21
40% Sep 25
36% Jun 26
800
%
34
16
I
1
82%
29
44
29%
34
16
57
41% Oct
4
29%
35
16
/
16
82
40% Sep
45% Dec
42% Jan
L 29
coo
57%
7
14
* 29%
29%
*34
34%
*107%
109
38% Oct
Jan
2,600
23%
Idaho Power Co
Apr
40%
*29
29%
34
'
42
40
54 %
>1
Illinois Central RR Co
18
40
40
11
pfd series A-
Jan
39% Jan
39%
,
24Jb
i
55 % Jan
4
40 /
40
55%
No par
common
39
51 % Apr
82
10%
common
Inc
52
27
87
*81
54
& Sm Ltd—No par
Indust
convertible
4,000
87
82
*81
23%
(Delaware)-
24
Jan
88%
2,500
35,400
10
9%
10 %
88 %
;
82
60 %
100
100
23
Jun
74%
'
30
81%
—100
29% Oct
35
9%
38%
71%
11%
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
51% May
9%
*37%
24%
preferred series A
5%
37% Feb
17% Apr
9%
11 %
Stores Corp.—•
&
1,700
3,100
24%
;
24%
preferred
Foods
*24%
;
38%
70
,10%
10%'
88
*80Vb
4
800
23
11%
preferred
Hupp Corp
9
12
10%
40
40
29 7 8
:
25
preferred
4.40%
5%
31
10
81%
9%
19
Howe-Sound Co
11
1
88
81 %
3.40C
23%
22%
75%
9%
*37%
:■
86
9%
87%
"
Nov
73%
/ 9%
6.200
V
24%
preferred
42% Mar 18
7 40
68'/4
30
19
Jan
68%
36%
Hudson Bay Min
113%
2
38%
65%
18%
Hunt
91% Apr
25
*37%
29%
14
Jan
9%
38%
66 %
47
*23%
23%
*23%
9%
9%'
9%
*37%
64%
y
3,400
'
,24
23%
,
10
36%
22
.
24%
38%
47%
2,000
53%
46
24 %
19
54% Jar!
•
24%
30%
31
2
24;
2434
52%
23
37%
Howard
5
<4
May
23
9%
common
Houston Lighting & Power
14
15% Jan
; 24 % Mar 14
23
.
18%
4%
24% Jan
."■44
14
23
22%
30%
•
Apr
80% Apr
Corp
convertible
3%%
11% Mar 30
-
2£%
23%
23%
v
..*36%
7
Dec
85
237/b
24%
3
8
77
48
22%
2,700
.
*24
$2.25 convertible preferred—;.
19
4
47
54%
47 %
Household Finance common—No par
7
Mar
54%
47% v.
50
10
53
54%
23%
29%
12.50
Houdaille-Industries Inc
4
38% Feb
126 %
46%
24
5
No par
Corp of America common
1
5%
22 % Jan
18% Apr 19
36% Mar 17
26% Dec
Dec
8
21
5
May
6
17% Apr 13
6
126 %
*125
51%
*37%
preferred
9
*125
126%
*125
129
52
22%
10
Chemical
Dec
Sep 21
47%
46 %
*23
5
Mining
80
5% Sep
62
47
10
30
Honolulu Oil Corp
35
18
62
47
46
50c
Corp
preferred
Homes take
11
61%
553/8
147b
common
convertible
5%
29%
x47 1
51 v*
,
500
'
/.
*125
129
98
29%
61 %
61 %
47%
24
28 %
28%
62
*23%
*95
.
Co__
Furnace
Holly Sugar Corp
53
Feb
28%
62
46
*98 %
(Charles E)
45% Mar 21
3
28%
46%
1
common
series A
pfd
conv
Co
Holland
*95
61%
♦125
24%
98
24%
"
28%
No par
2.50
25
(conv)
pfd
Hoffman Electronics
29
29% Mar 25
1
39% May
21
27% Feb
98
*95
45%
1
100
preferred series A
5%%
24%
'*24%
/;
99
5
4
Hires
24%
*95%
1
Co
Hilton
6
24%
24:%
100
/
y57%
$4%
29
2,400
L100
4
16% Feb
30%
No par
No par
101% Jan
37% Jan
30%
._
3%%
28 % Apr
30 %
Corp
——
class A pfd
Chocolate
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
24% Jun
6
11% Oct
21% Jan
preferred
conv
Hewitt-Robins Inc
1
30%
*107%
8
1
30%
63%
4
5
30%
64%
4
Apr
30%
/■3 %
Jan
1374 Jan
30
2 1/12
19% Jan
23% Feb
32
2
30
No par
common
16
92% Feb
11,500
*15%
65% Feb
May
42%
15%
8
6
15% Mar
61
$2
42%
35%
6
May
21
5%
5
400
43
15%
4
109% Apr
50%
42 %
*34%
Powder
118% Apr
Mar
*49%
43
10
preferred—25
Motors __—i
61% Apr
2
49%
42%
28%
common
Hercules
31
Jan
49%
42%
'
/ 61%
5
Marx
Hercules
74% Dec
66
W)
(G
55% Apr
105
49%
42
24%
5
4
Jan
7474 Jan
13
&
'
49%
42%
*86
1.25
Co
noncumulative
1%
19
Jan
50%
49%
—
Sep 29
-50
*48%
.
1
50
Haveg Industries Inc—
1...
Hayes Industries Inc__
5
Heinz (H J) Co common———25
•v.3.65% preferred
——100
Heller (W E) & Co—
.—1
5
17
9% Apr
82
Dec
29%
of America common
preferred
x
4%%
61% Feb
7
12
2
92
30 7/a
Hat Corp
Apr 22
24,400
29%
100
42
-—-2.50.
——
Schaffner
Hart
2
12
Jan
35
40
30%
287/s
—__1
Corp_,
Chemical
Harshaw
11
102%
27%
i-
1—.—100
——
issued
*101
102%
26%
_.—
Corporation
When
4
8% Feb
24
7% Jan
Mar 24
103
*101
102%
25%
Refrac com—17.50
23% Mar
28% Jun
88
66
26% Jan
30
103
30
327% Jan
29% May 22
f
20% Mar 31
91
*102
91
102%
25%
102..
90
*87
102%
*87
91
88'/a
*49%
1
Mar 21
16,700
87
88 %
88 Va
•
■
8
41
33%
33%
*84 Va
87
188%
,
103
102
61,000
24%
27% Mar
71% May 19
4
48% Nov
<
102
30%
34 Va
*87
102%
30%
33%
*101
91
V-
100
30 7/a
*84 Va
88
3,600
70 %
70%
70%
87
88
♦101
102 %
♦101
52% Feb
20
49% Nov
24
*84 Va
Shares
*69 Va
30%
34%
33%
.87
88
*87
91
*87
33%
84 %
*87
*101
25
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing—5
Hall (W F) Printing Co
5
Hamilton Watch Co common—.—1
4%
convertible preferred
-100
Hammermill Paper Co
2.50
9
Feb
44% Feb 20
88
25
30%
297/a
87
*87
May 6
24%
25
70
*68%
30
*
♦84%
dividend
-
48
70
33%
34%
33%
Common
$4.20
30 y8
29%
8.33%
♦68%
X29%
/
70
♦68%
Sales for
the Week
Friday
May 5
24%
24%
25
24%
25%
24%
_—1——
.No par
preferred
-100
$4.40 dividend preferred——100
$4.44 dividend preferred.
100
$5 dividend preferred
100
$5.08 dividend preferred
100
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co_
2.50
Aug
88
Far
com.No par
No par
May -1
24%
May 8
May 2
EXCHANGE
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR
Lowest
Highest
67 % Dec
-
Monday, May 9, 1960
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1959
Lowest
"
.
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
■
,
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
-
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
(1998)
18
50c
common.10
,_
173/4
1,500
14%
15
14%
14%
14
14-%
14%
14%
13%
14
3,500
80 %
80%
80
80
81
81 %
30
81
81
81
50%
51
79%
49%
50%
48%
49%
49%
49%
48%
49%
13
>77
18
54%
9
■
18
79%
173/4
*77
18
79 %-
17%
*77
177/b
79%
17%
>77
230
2,900
79 Va
55
-
56
553/8
56%
55%
56%
55%
563/4
19,500
54 %
56
8'/,
<
*77
55%
55
17%
55%'
55
55%
54%
55%
53%
54 %
3,500
10,900
26,400
8%
9
9
>
9%
8%
60% "6l'%
60%
62%
62%
62%
100
96%
96%
96%
96%
97
97
96%
__i
37
37%
37%
37%
37 %
38 >/4
37
X61
874
9
9%
60%
61
96%
96%
97
37%
37
37%
62
•
-.
320
-
5,300
Number 5949
Volume 191
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
19
(1999)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year la59
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
1
NEW YORK
Highest
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
HIGH
AND
SALE
May 3
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
Friday
the Week
May 5
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 2
Par
May 6
Shares
May 4
K
37
July 27
120
93'A Feb
10
42 & Dec
31
48
107
Feb
10
107
Nov
23
8
24
73% Nov
25
23
82% jun
19
77
Jan
5
85% Feb
35
36
413/4 May 12
50 Va July .31
.
Jun
29
Jan
5
7
70% Apr
21
28
31% Apr
20 '
43
Jan
7
54 V2
59
Apr
1
74% Nov
64
1
43 '
2
26% Jan
473/4 Aug 25
2
?
37% Oct
22
77 ■' Dec
29
Feb
; 85
13% May
6
21
30% NOV
4
*
17% Sep
29
26% Mar
18
343/a Jan
143/4 Feb
•
19% Oct
23% Jan
'
€
3% Dec
17
22
34% Apr
-18% Feb
7
8
21.
23% Nov-.2
18
.30% Mar 23
103/8 Feb
155/a July
12
1% Jan
3% Apr
2
15% Jan
30
,
23/8 Feb
29
27% Jan
4
:."A8%
93/8 July 13
Jan
2
6% Dec
30
10% Jan
263A Sep
22
31% Mar
4
25
Jan
7
573/4 Dec
4
41
Apr
7
24% Dec
10
22
36
18% Jan
.2
57% Apr
29
10% Nov
23
80% Jan
2
28
9% Apr
9
28
140
73
9% Sep
21
14 % Mar 23
12:% Jan
73% Nov
30
57% Jan
12
245/a Sep 18
10% Mar
9
393/4 Apr
8
17% July 10
14
28% Sep
21
37% Jan- 5
25% Apr
36% Nov
27
46% Jan
26
355/8 May
112% Dec
7
1393/4 Jan
26
A 29% Jan
2
363/a Apr
15
Dec
16
104
79% Dec
30
16
A
2
36% Dec
3
131% Dec
31
363/4 Jun
26
69
25
Nov
•15% Jan
/ 80
89
155% Apr
48% July
-.-
1
44% Nov
1043/4 Mar
-
34% Apr
:
•
>
38%
39
38%
383/4
39 Va
39%
4,400
36%
36%
36%
363%
35%
36%
48%
49
48%
48%
483A
49
78%
48%
44%
.25
23%
23%
383/4
29
preferred
*4%
preferred
V
363/s
*36%
49
71
P .Sutherland
39%
39%
393/4
'
73%
73%
39
39%
393/4
39 3A
39%
28%
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
1,500
393/4
39%
40
39%
40 Va
39%
40
4,000
80%
80 %
81
81
81
30%
30%
22%
21"%
17%
*16%
34
343/8
34
263/4
27%
263/4
22
22%
17%
31%
303/4
17%
30%
22
21%
21%
213/4
22
16%
*161%
*163/4
17
34%
343/4
33%
34%
33%
34
16,900
263/4
343/a
17%
31
16%
''
17%
31
21%
17
:
17%
30%
22%
16%
27%
26%
26%
263A
27
7,100
213/4
6,700
%
"
k-'
,26%
17
21%
21%
21%
21%
-3.3%
*31%,
33%
*311/2
33%
4
*3%
215/8
22
29%
8
Libby
Lily
McNeill
Tulip
11,300
28 3/8
12,100
2%
26,800
105/e
10 %
10%
28
28 3/8
x27%
2%
2%
23%
2%
2%
No par
;
Glass
Cup
Belt
52%
Libby_-_
&
7
I_5
Co
49
__5
Corp
Inc
Cement
4.84%
—
preferred
conv
-
4534
45'A
45'A
/
10
23
22%
23
23
23%
23'A
241/a
8,100
53%
52%
53%
52%
531/2
51'A
521/2
27,500
9%
7,600
(M)
144
144%
49%.
~
-
x9'/2
f,A
83%
83'A
1451/2
160
49
49%
12,100
50
4 8'/2
50
145%
1451/2
49
49%
48V4
49%
50 Va
49 3.A
49%
501/4
4,300
82%
1453/2
A
v
*144
1441/2
49%
9%
95/8
83
83%
83
1451/2
2,200
50
50'A
15
14%
15V4
14%
15'A
14%
155/8
9,500
713/2
74%
74
75 3'8
72'A
743/4
71'A
74'A
34,900
22
21 'As
22
20 3/8
21'A
20 V*
201/2
201/4
20%
47,200
141/2
145/8
115
37 3/8
;A
87
157
363/4
132%
14,700
36%
10,200
113
*112
:
36-3/8
36%
35%
36%
35%
*98'/2
991/8
*98'/2
991/2
*98 'A
3
36%
41%
68
17 Vi
175/8
64
64
*132%
30
36
7,400
99'%
87
893A
158
361/2
20,300
110
134
42
42 'A
3,200
66
66 'A
3,600
173/2
41%
17'/2
411/2
41%
41%
673/4
68%
67%
671/2
18
/
17'/2
17%
17%
17%
65 V
66'A
62%
643/2
62%
63 3/4
9,600
17%
*173/2
17%
173/8
17»/2
3,500
26%
*26%
765%
17%
17%
133 3A
133
361/4
114
42
17 3A
62%
37'A
*154
37%
36%
134'%
*85
*87%
158
*154
6,500
68'A
41%
69'A
36%
*133%
134
87
89 3A
*87%
893A
159
*154
36%
6'A
*132%
:
*871/2
89 3A
160
*85
87
*85
87
*85
*871/2
*156
'
133
17
25%
3 6 34
41%
10
251/2
363/b
,991/2
68%
L_1.
143/2
25%
36%
*112
114
114
115'A
.
143/8
25%
25%
365/s
-36 %
14%
253/8
36'A
■*
25%
;36%
36 3/a
89 3/4
*87%
*153
-f
v
*98'/2
99%
*85
-
-
*11.4
36
*98%
14%
14»A
14 3/2
25/A
35%
115
35 5/8
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Sons-Inc
i;
84
83 3/2
93/4
95A
95/8
9%
9%
>-363/8
(Ky)_Nopar
Steel Co
Bros Steamship Co__
700
22%
52%.
143/4
5
-Nashville-'—'
Lykes
45%
74
100
Lowenstein
-
46%
14%
y ..Lukens
Y.
46
15
l.100
common
&
47
50
10
preferred
Louisville
./;
46 3%
215/s
100
preferred
conv pfd
Louisville Gas & El Co
*•"
25%
703/2
100
7%
25
15
100
100
E
251/2
26
series
series G
Lorillard (P) Co
25 3/a
14 %
series D preferred
4.40%
4,000
18,900
25%
253A
4.35%
7,600
6%
25'A
1
Long Island Lighting Co com
5%.series B preferred
10
6'A
253/2
4
Corp__.
7,000
41
10
6%
49%
2.50
Theatres
Star
40
10%
6%
25
84
*1433/2
:
41%
101/4
6%
22%
83%
100
Corp
40%
lli/2
61/2
533/a
.
9%
25
com
45
10'A
6%
47'/?.
22I/4
5
Co
21/2
25%
*46%
Lone Star Gas Co common
■
/
«
10%
28
ioy8
28 '/a
2%
Jl
Lone
4
i21 ' Jan.,;6
10%
28
10%
27%
4.25%
4;A
10%
17%
28
1
,
91% Jan
4,400
10%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
/'•
20V4 Jan.
21,200
18%
10%
_;_5
,
/
1,100
14'A
183/b
42
Loew's
22
283/2
133/4
12
134% Mar 24
44% Mar 23
*28 %
141/2
18 'A
47
•
26
783A Jan
28%
17%
6%
__
4
14
11%
Products
333A
-
28
27%.
25
600
17%
173/a
1
:
14%
15
%_
/ 4,900
-
28%
10
3%
4,600
14 3/B
46%
;
• ••
;
63/2
&
*3%
7,500
"
17%
17%
12 3/4
25
Apr 22
39% Feb 23
17%
21%
*31
4
*3%
4
•.
27%
283/4
14%
48
8
Apr
28%
13%
■
63/2
•'
89
14%
11%
.
154%
29%
13%
*3%
3%
47%
'
Apr
*31 >/2
34
*3%
150
80%
30%
21%
*80%
1,200
17%
,18
30%
-
80%
2%
Vl
733A
73
383/4
17%
com
•900
10,300
72
17%
__.i_5
Tire___;
73%
4,800
283/8
1
,
/
86% Apr
8
&
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
/
8
100.,
Rubber
5,800
39%
38 3/8
80%
*32
4,400
72%
17 %
5
*
46%
39%
39%
.
80%
Paper Co
*3834
39
X39
49%
23
23%
22%
,
18,600
38%
283/4
1
Co__
23%
4,400
2,100
'»
28 3/8
39%
38%
*223/4
23 ;
4,300
70%
72%
39
23
«
;
.
10
jj 'Inc__tlii____
(E'
-
(S S)
w
39%
28%
/•
_'______________100
Litton Industries Inc_
3
Jan
36% May
20
Apr 29
39
38%
451%
Lionel
4
117
May
•
38%
49%
r'
4:'
66
17
14,300
44%
Link
15% Mar
15
.
-
62 % May
6
4,500
12 aA
49 %
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
I
5
;4
383/4 Feb
23
88- July 10
22 / July 29
36%
12%
46
Libby-Owens-Ford
393/4 Jan
27
35% Mar
130% Mar
7
142% Mar 25
•
27
7'
71% Jan
18% Nov; 5
16
36%
12%
49%
common
Lerner Stores Corp__
165A Mar 24
21/
Jan
36%
11%
45%
Fink
30% Jan
'
3
Jan
1
36%
11%
49%
Lehn
19% Mar 23
17
Jan
81
135
36%
11%
11
45%
6
81V2 Apr
32% Jan
4
Jan
36%
39
36%
11%
49%
4
8
96
.36%
11%
36%
113/B
44%
5
61% Jan
13
4
Mar
/
4
Feb
47%
47%
48%*
Corp
Jan
30% Jan
36 'A
475/8
44%
Lehman
61
29.:
*35%
473A
49
22
6
Feb
111
,
15
5
20% May
Apr 14
90% Mar 6
v,
81% Dec
128 3A Jan
9
36%
47%
70
693/4
-
43%
19
4
29
48 % May
'*35%
47%
47'A
36%
■
3,100
703A
70 3A
36%
47%
69"%
36
*35
47
.' "' S3 non-cum 1st preferred__No par
50c non-cum 2nd pfd
—No par
Lehigh Valley RR___________No par
27
.
70%'
70%
*35%
68%
69
36%
47
48%
prior
Lehigh Valley Industries
145% Feb
4
13
96
6 8 3/4
_1
13
Nov
91
-2.50
-
15
57
July
4 /
11% Jan
48% May
86
*87%
77%
Lee
91% Jan
1
93
*84
91
783A
K
26
63 % Jun
*91%
86
*87%
78%
6
241% May
14
93
*84
.
91*
79 Va
22 '
Jan
*91%
86.
....
78%
5
Apr 12
79
5
93
*91
*
*35%
(S H) '& Co_'_I_:l_^_2____^lO
Mfg Co__
5
Kroger' Co __L_—^_i__
__i
T0% Jan
„
Oct
Dec
♦87%
Kroehler
52% Jan
48
63
*84
91
Kress
293% Jan
29
98% Oct
Mar
.86
*87%
•79%
8
7% Jan
J
Jan
133/4 Jan
152
92%
*84
77%
•
14% Mar 11
6
51 Va Apr
77% Aug 27
140% Dec 31
*91
91
78%
3% Mar 11
4
6'A May
84
77%
>6
483% Apr
Apr 29
12
78
*82
__No par
6"
30:'% Jan
,
v
5% Jan
*77
84
49
Kresge
13% Jan
1
,
87
*82
48%
Korvette
24% Jan
Mar 15
Apr
6
26% Dec
2
10
27-
20
*76
84
373/4
conv
1,900
52%
78
*82
86
.
•
29 :•>"
52%
*76
92%
*:
52%
51%
78
84
*91
_
8
373A Jan
Sep.22
51%
513/4
51%
,*84
*87
13
,17% Apr
200
48V2
2
*
117
100
10
35/e Jan
15 S/8 Oct
Jan
36
27% Mar 11 '>
24% Jan
29
28
117
*82
: »"22%-May .2" / ^ ' Laclede Gas Co common
;
4
30% Apr 22 -//V / '4.32%: preferred series A
25
4,
.Jan
11La Consolidada 6%> pfd-75 Pesos Mex
27% Feb 17
32
Jan 25
y
Lane Bryant -_7
_l
20 % Jan
135/a May '2 4
4
•
Lear Inc
_50c
22
4% Mar 11
21% Sep
1
12
•
117
*76
_____
4
.20% Jan'
363/4 Mar-
*112
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
____1
Kimberly-Clark Corp
.5
King-Seeley Corp
_2,v
-_i
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines.—100G
Koppers Co Inc common
10
6
Jan
117
36%
4% %
5
34% Jan
2
•16% May 2
30% Feb ,2
•
34% Jan
21
33
*115
78
.__
County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
;• 821/4 Apr 11
7
300
116
ZZZl6
.
7 19% Mar 22
17
21% May
5
22
*
116%
84
Kern
6
31% Jan*
463/4 Jan
116%
*82
100
120
116%
51%
51%
1,400
47',
*115
116
51%
22,000
%
104
47
46
118
*76
__
Kennecott Copper
743/8 Apr 27
> 43% Jan 18
:
115
45%
44%
103%
46
*115
__100
preferred
Kendall. Co
4
24%" Apr
7/4 6% Jan
Jan V 7
25% Apr
28% Nov
7 523/s Jan ;
•a'
*108
46%
104'A
104%
46
*453/4
116"%
*114
•___
19
100% Jan*, 6
55% Jan
8
2
29% Mar
/
43% Mar- 3
323/4 Nov- 24
27% Jun
5
6
.
114
104
104
■
46
45
463/4
453/4
46
104
*453/4
46
,114
Kansas Power & Light Co___i_8.75
Kayser-Roth Corp-i-V——
1
Kellogg. Co
—*—7______IIII~50c
Kelsey Hayes Co
; 1
28
503/4 Jan
.
77
Jan
563/4 Jan
,
16
Aug
-
41
38% Apr 29
26
Nov
.35
>
25
v
35% Mar 9
27% Mar. 8
39 % Aprc 7
,51% Mar 13
27% Jan
v
Apr 26
22% Jan 25
38% Apr 29
r: 62 % Feb 11
25
29
Jan
43
104
100
:
__
preferred
4.35 preferred
-
433/4
104%
*453/4
■
Kansas City Southern com.
No piar
4% non-cum preferred..,.
__5o
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
No par
4
36% Apr
18
48% May
July 22
8
14
.
75 / Apr
22% Sep
•'
42%
♦1023/4
100
_so
4.20%
V
19
12
preferred
4.50%
29
7 47% May
.Apr
6
35% May 6
.'48% Apr 28
24
63
Jan
4%
,
Apr 13
36% Feb
9
11
Jan
793/4 Jan
28
,31% Feb 23
4
7
1173/4 Feb
2
Jan
43% Feb
4
Nov
85
> 89
9
683/4 May
5
20
92% Mar 24
82% Mar 18
■.
6
12
13% Dec
52% May
6
33 V3
preferred
preferred
100
43/4% (ssr of 1959) conv pfd__100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80% preferred
100
Apr ' l
87
86% Jan
Corp
convertible
25
44% Oct
45% Oct
43/,%
11
Mar 11
Sep
,.33%
41% Feb 17
51% Sep 22
7
90% Oct
13
Jan
Jan
Mar
50
2
convertible
preferred
82
383/4 Aug 28
11% Dec 28
July 27
34
4% %
43/4%
74
89% Feb
5
5
6
*125
8
Chem
Jan
122% Jan
Apr 22
&
May
47
27
May 20
93
Kaiser Alum
H
12
Mar
88% Feb
13
'111%
6
Mar 11
.
98
85% July 10.
72% Sep 21
54% Jan
45
92 1% Jan
28% Jan
114%
.
82=
18
79% Sep
Sep
86
39% Feb
423/4 Jan
July 27
57V& Apr 17
461% Oct 20
9
111% Mar 15
July 27
130
Nov
98% Mar 17
Feb
135
34%
393/8 Mar
July
65
9
Feb
17'A
173/4
;■
...
3,700
V-.
M
28% Sep 28
118
Sep
3
32% Jan
22
26
116
6
44% Oct
35
123% Jun '■* 9
26
37
Jan
78% Sep
17% Oct
473A Oct
2
Jan
Mar
•
Jan
122..
.
-
6
523/a Jan
6
May
4
493/2 Feb
4
; 83*
3
.
363/a May
21
44
30
87% Mar 30
79
14
20'/a Jan
21
16% May
Mar 17
341/2 May
Jan
403/4
Jan
4
Mar 25
.19% Jan 19
591/2 Jan
7
32% Nov
.4
40% Dec
2
31% Feb
17
45% Apr
18
35% Nov
20
.50% Dec
18
40'/2 Feb
-1
47'/a Jan
4
3% Dec
31
7% Jan
14
21/4 Mar. 16
41/2 Jan
55/a Sep 23
15% Jan
5
9'/2 Jan
30
5'A Feb
7%
:-
■:
223/4 Mar 16
16'A Feb
33
23 3/s
22% Nov
■
6
Jun
1
4% Dec
18
7% Jan
26
21 'A Dec
9
2
25
19 »A Mar 17
19
Apr 13
27»/2 Jan
18
4% Mar 15
53/2 Jan
22
16% Dec
7
,2
44% Nov
4
59 3/s Jan
12
18 3/s Apr
1
' 2
51% Dec
10
443A Feb
17
26
893% Jan
4
14
28% July 30
42%
Jun
88
Oct
27
93 3/2 Jan
32% Jan
14
623A May 11
6
46% May 22
53% Feb 24
36
34
Oct
46
May 19
71
Dec
22
81
Mar 26
Dec
16
81
Mar 31.
72
65% Nov
9
Feb
43% Nov
9
311/2 Dec
29
Jan
2
42
Oct
Feb
10
53
13% Dec
Dec
6
Marquette
27
19
4
693/2 Apr
6
753/2 Mar 10
34% May
3
MCA
4
McCall
30
Mar
8
403/4 Jan
15
4
49
34
47% Jan
29% Sep
10
473/8 Apr
13
31% Jan
37'A Jan
30
5
13
Feb
8
Mar
153/4
9
Feb 29
McDonnell
Aircraft
403/2 Mar
2
5
19% May
2
45% Jan
72
65 3A Feb
8
77
20
31
21'A July 17
16'/a Apr
33
25 '/a Apr
24
27
25% May
2
J1
Apr 22
18% Jan 11
*
31 Va Jan
12
35% Jan
4
37'A Sep
21
50
Nov
18
40
Feb
1
46
Jan
18
8% Feb
20 Va Jan
13
10'A Sep
27% Dec
11
7
Apr
28
9
Jan
4
29
28'A Jan
15
41% Jun
17>A Apr
24
Jan
7
10
2
37
May
Dec
8
253/2 Nov
23% jan
95'/a Mar 26
86 3/s Feb
17
293/4 Oct
26
24 >A Apr
2
29'/2 Dec
22
30
85'/a Apr
7
see
common
(J Ray)
6
footnotes,
Corp
convertible
McDermott
14,
^or
3%%
4
29
Dec
Stores
29
25
6
=48
29
88
When
preferred
& Co Inc
Corp__
issued
McGraw-Edison Co
McGraw-Hill
1
Publishing
McQuay Norris Mfg Co_i—
25% Mar 10
page
29% Jan
5
Melville Shoe Corp common
77% Jan
81 V* Apr
7
24.
4%
-io
...—.—5
preferred (1st series)'—100
Medusa
8
50c
100
1
:
5
2.50
1
,-3
Corp common.—
Apr 14
29'A Mar 16
7
J
3
50
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A—,..1
No par
McKee (A G) & Co
No par
McKesson & Robbins Inc
9
McLean Trucking. Co___—
,r_l
41/4%
Portland
preferred
31.'%
.46%
77
78
Cement
series B
253/4
,=
.
44
40 ,
*81%'
'' 16%
36
443/8
42
18
24»/2
2434
/ 4%
147/8
26Va
4%
14^'s
253/4
1 8'A
243/4
43A
'
1934
46'A
*45 Va
51%
*93
38'A
46%
94i/2
39%
323A
47'A
77
77
69'%
77
36'%
34'%
28%
34'A
50
313A;
463%.
*75'%
*75'%
*68
*48
14%
26
,
51»A
*93
38%
52»/8
32%
28%
34
'
,
/
33
47'A
75%
76 .
*68
19
46,3%
51%
94%
393%
33'A
47'%
75'%
76
*75'%
36'A
69%
77
36%
32%
33%
*283/4
29'%
343/4
50
*34
*48
13%
13%
77%
13%
76
17'%
26%
*17'/4
26%
26'%
43%
: 71%
26%
433/4
7'A
18 ,18
38'A 38%
87
87
*17%
x37%
*86'%
.
1814
38'%
87%
.
2514
26%
80'%
*77
,25
37
183'4
3834'
76
171%
26%
26
441%
7%
71%
83
16%
3634
17%
25»A
38'%
19%
39%
76
26
25%
43%
403/4
•
77'A
24%
38
1834
38%
75'%
*171%
"
38
1
453/4
42%
23/4
5%
*75'%
36'%
13'%
76
'
1
27
118
39
44=
:■
26 5%
*117'%
45
40
-
8234
100
38
13.700
44%
38%
443%
200
26%
118
36'%
45'%
800
4014
4,900
118
118
373A
401%
393%
*81»%
.
82%
60
83
161%
16%
16%
16%
18,700
35%
36'%
35
35 5%
10,300
44
44%
23,000
x42
42'A
3,300
43%
45
421%
42%
*2%
2%
*2%
53A
5%
5%
17%
17%
17%
17'%
24'%
25
24'A
24'A
*4%
4%
*4%
:
23A
6
700
1,800
1,100
•
1,000
1,100
4%
15
151%
15
15
3,000
257%
26
25%
25%
7,300
17
18'%
46
46'%
171%
18
451/4
453A
501%
51
29,200
1,000
'
'•>51%
*93
511%' ■'
93»%
38%
38'%
33%
46%
*93
393/8
32%
V
473%
321%
45%
*753%
77
*76
*75 3%
77
77
681%
*753%
36'%
V"
38%
.
2,600
5,100
773%
20
,
50
77
68%
77
*753%
77
36%
,'
•
50
20
4,200
34'A
29
29
323%
33
17,900
29
327%
29
1,200
34%
*33%
34%
49
49
*48
50
14
14'A
*33%
'■
12,900
46%
*61
36'%
:
32%
681%
36%
4,100
941%
13%
13%
400
60
5,800
.
13%
77'A
25'%
37%
lS'A
39'%
"
;
*26i/2
*117
-
*2»/a
- 5%
18%
" 'I'
*75%
*68
...68%
75
75%
36%
36'%
31%
32»A
28'%- 28%
34
34'A
..*48
50
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
Mead
51%
94'/2
38%
1
3/s Feb
17% Dec
'8
preferred
McCrory-McLellan
$2.50
80
32% Dec
87
common^
393/2 Jan
38% May
Feb
Corp
5
483/4 July 16
51
McCord
2
May
/'
common.:
May
18
51%
*93
;_
Stores
77'A May
5
20%
45'A
18%
45 V2
..
_
Maytag
44% Jan
30'A Jan
24
2
3%%
7
3
16
Dec
$3 40
/
Feb
22 >/4 Mar
26'A
18
Dept
35»A Mar 25
r
7
_1
_,4
$3.75 preferred
$3.75
1434
26%
26
31'A
44%
*75'%
May
1
773/2 Apr
24>/4
*4%
14%
No par
5
_____No par
pfd 1947 series—:—-No par
preferred
^
No par
preferred
—100
Co
_A_—No par
Inc. i
—
No par
Corp „—No par
Masonic Corp
5
19
24»/2
4%
38'A
Co
18>/4
:
\
18 3/4
,_1
Martin
363/4
44
423/8
2'%
''5%
18
14%
_5
16%
;
34%
41% .
41%
2%
5% A
36%
-43%
41%
2%
5%
4%
■
100
preferred
4'A%
3
16%
24'A
A
Marshall Field & Co • com..—No par
Mar 28
Jan
Mfg.Co_
Cement
6
.
Corp
443/4
39%. '40
f': *81%,;, 83
*44
17%
_______5
Marquardt Corp
6
Apr
Feb
Dec
Midland
Marine
2%
5%
;
-
Maxwell & Moore___12.50
Oil- Exploration
___1
Maremont Automotive Products_„l
54 '/a Jan
93
V./
Manning,
77
12
^
24%
413/4
41%
Maracaibo
493A Jan
193/4 Feb
9
Manhattan-Shirt
38% Jan
Jan
No par
______;
5
941/2 Feb
Mar
Bros
7
31
54
Mandel
8
72
10
1
1
^_1
:
IP R)
118
403/8
*443/2
453/2
40
403'8
82%
82%
16%'/T6%
50 v.
& Co.J
Manati Sugar Co—
Mallory
441/4 Feb
Apr 12
17% Dec 31
32'/8 Nov 18
58
29% Jan
Co
Magnavox
52 3/s Apr
,..
^_5
(w w)
Copper
Magma
40'A Jan
5
653A Jan
July 24
38
.
4
22
preferred
72>/2 Jan
9
18% Jun
May
18% Jan
25
53/4%
*116
38%
26% ,263A
*117
118
38% '39'A
27:
*263/2
' •
100
A
Macy (R H) Co Inc comNo par
'•
4'A% preferred series A___= _100 /; ' *
Madison Fund Inc.
______1 A.
44 3% Mar
24
82
Mack Trucks Inc.:
313/4 Mar
72'A Mar 17
71% Dec 11
32% Sep 22
27% Dec 30
Apr
-253/2 May 6
17
44
Apr 22
•'
23% Jan
7i
8
Fo'rbes^ common_;.10 '
&
6%'preferred __:___
-
17
7
21
47'A Dec
78
MacAndrews
5
Mar 25
373/4 Mar
50'/2 Dec
-43% July 10
1
29.%' Jan
8
19
78'%
25%
39'A
19%
39%
,
,
No par
_^1
25'A
26%
25%
26%
25'A
26%
100
*79'%
80'%
'*79'%
14
77%
25'A
381%
19%
39'A
76
17%
17%
25%
26%
43'A
7%
,
26
26%
44%
7%
17%
377%
*861%
17%
37%
871%
*25'A
26'A
25%
26%
80
80'%
70
*77
773A
24
25
24
24'A
9,300
35'%
36%
361%
36'%
10,900
18
18'%
183%
181%
4,400
383A
39
38%
39%
5,600
76
76
75i%
175%
171%
17'%
17'A
2,100
306
25%
25%
25'A
25%
2,000
26
26%
25%
25%
1,200
43%
44%
44
44i%
5,700
73/4
■7
71%
5,100
*77
*17 3/4
7
77%
18%
17'A
17'%
600
37%
38
37
371%
5,100
87
87
86%
87
25
25 %
25%
26
1,800
26'A
261%
26'A
26%
4,700
81
80%
80 3/4
60
*1734
*80
-
70
The
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
.
.
.
Monday, May 9, 1960
(2000)
20
EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK STOCK
RECORD
FreiiNi
Highest
Lowest
67
Feb
9
71
Nov
17
44% Jan
31
Mar 30
91% May 15
7
29% Jan
2
73
Jan
26
0
70
Jan
38
Jun
Feb
85
90 Ms May
8
78% Jan
68 Ms Jan
14
13% May
3
18 Ms Feb
23
1
59 Mi May
3
70% Jan
4
273/4 Jun
15
37
74% Dec
22
88% Apr
84
Dec
28
98
Mar 13
75 Mi Nov
Mar 31
82 %
30
12
30
337/a Jan
2
15
32
81
Feb 23
13
93
Apr
18
81% Apr
18
83% Jan
75% Feb
15
75 y« Jan
Apr 28
99% Mar 11
19
Jan
4
93
Apr 12
5
■i 75
% Apr 28
86
78% Mar 23
31
56%
25 Ms Mar 16
58% Dec
28% Apr
58
Jan
Jan
23
16
39 Mi Jan
2
60% Nov 12
50% Mar
83 % Jan
2
92
33 Mi Dec
29
15 Ma Oct
9
111 Mi Jan
28
18 Ma Feb
9
Dec
3
Jan
4
22
59% Feb
50 Ms May
68
4
Jan
Apr 25
74% Jan
5
87
84 Mi Dec
25
Mar 19
88
74 Mi Nov
July
Feb
27
88
Jan
93
Feb
40 Ma Jun
2
30
May
33 Ms Jan
4
150
20% Sep 21
14 Mi Dec
2
31
19% Mar 23
4
Jun
4
Jan
11
196% Apr
28
Minn
33 Ms Jan
4
22
Apr 19
31% Feb 24
19
17% Apr 28
20 Ms Feb
15
4
29% May
6
37% Jan
4
29% May 4
413/4 Mar 16
16% May
3
22Ms Jan
Mar 10
33% Jan
12% Mar
16
23
8
31 Mi Apr
28
38
31M4 Dec
14
39
Jan
I6M4 Jan
2
25
Jun
35 Ma Oct
20
49
M4 Apr
19% Nov 16
313,4 Dec 23
4% Sep 23
41% Jan
8
Mar
8
161 Ms
5
30
8
17
2
Jan
3% May
5
9
Apr
28
39
Jan
80% Mar 11
3 % %
preferred
4.20 %
preferred
6
Monarch
19
11% May
18% Nov
23
24
Jan
29
13
May
19% Jan
11% Dec
22
18% May 28
10
May
13% Jan
11
2
14% May 26
56% July 27
Mar
9% Jan
20
55% Jan
Apr
29 Ms Jan
Feb
24
21% Mar
40 Mi Feb
3
53% Dec
23
123/4 Oct
27
24% Feb
24
28
1743A Dec
30
22 Ma Dec
24
27% Nov
6
Feb
140
16
Feb
9
24
Dec
25 % Sep
22
32
Jan
24% Jan
2
37
July
(John)
30%
*30%
31
22%
22 Va
23
158%
160
30'A
30%
22%
21%
20%
160
155
165
159'A
91%
913/8
30%
30%
800
22 Va
22%
73,700
156%
159 Va
11,800
'
'/■:
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
183/a
18%
19
8,100
24%
24%
24%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
24%
6,800
123A
123/s
*12%
12 3/4
12%
12%
123/s
12%
12%
12%
1,000
194 Va
194%
191%
194%
190
188%
189%
11,100
29%
28%
29
28%
28%
10,200
34
34
33%
17%
33%
18'A
18%
183/a
18 Va
18%
18
17%
18%
8,800
29%
29%
29%
29%
293/4
29%
29%
30 %
29 Va
10,700
33%
17%
29%
29
33%
28%
335/a
29%
x33 Va
29
33%
196%
193
196
29
33%
'
900
:.'-'v.
17
16'/a
17
17
16%
17
17
16%
16'/a
16%
31
30 %
30%
30%
30%
31
31
30'A
30%
30%
43/8
3%
4%
4 Va
39 Va
38%
38%
38%
39
313/a
30
30%
4
4%
4%
4%
*19%
10%
10%
10%
38%
39
68%
*75
76 Va
*75
76 Va
77
*75%
77
75
*75%
10
75
12%
*12%
12%
12%
11%
12
12%
*12%
12%
12%
800
13'A
13
13%
13
13
1,600
U
10
10
13%
*10
13%
13
13%
7%
7%
39 Va
/
•
40
40%
40%
40%
7%
1,300
39%
52.000
29
28%
29 Va
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
28 38
28 34
28%
3,400
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 Va
27 Va
27%
27 Va
27%
3,100
26%
27%
27%
27%
27%
*27%
28 3/8
273a
27
27%
2,200
27%
27Va
27%
26 5/a
27%
26
26%
26%
2534
263/8
20.800
44'A
43
43%
42%
44
42%
43%
43%
14,500
43'A
43%
12
12
11 %
12 Va
12
11%
%
34 Va
33
152%
158%
161 Va
79
80'A
82%
853A
84
86%
20
20
20%
20 Va
20 %
20%
16%
16Va
163/a
12
13%
11%
33
33%
33
32
343A
,
165%
12%
163
843/4
5,300
20%
21%
3.900
16%
163/b
3,500
22%
22%
22%
33%
33%
*33V4
3334
51
50'A
51
50%
50%
25%
25%
25%
253/4
25%
2,300
57
57
57
57
57
6,400
38 3j,
39%
383/a
16
16%
22%
22%
22 Va
22 Va
1
22%
5
Murphy Co (G C)
1
Murray Corp of America———10
Myers (F E^fc
ps
No par
32%
32%
32%
33
33%
33%
51
51
50%
51
50%
25%
25%
25 V4
25%
57
57
57
57
.1
_5
37%
40
37%
39%
12%
13 %
*12%
13%
1
50%
50%
50
50%
12%
12 %
12%
25%
25%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
*152%
153%
153V4
153%
152%
6
Munsingwear
4
1
25% Sep 22
39% July 17
51% Aug
4
31% July 24
53Ms Mar
24% Mar
9
28% Jan
50% Jan
9
43 Ms Jan
8
57Ms
13 Ms Nov
5
19% July 18
12% Feb
1
41 % Apr
28
NAFI
12% Nov
10
18
12
Mar 30
15% Jan
21
Natco
50 Ms Sep
15
54% Jan
4
23
63% May 6
293^380 22
12
Apr 27
17% Jan
4
National Airlines
243/4 Sep 21
49% Jan 15
34% May 6
56 Ms Dec 30
25% Apr 25
49% Mar 21
28 Ms Jan
7
National Aviation
Jan
4
National Biscuit
8
Inc
19,700
84%
16%
Co
5,300
n
14,700
23%
34 Ms Jan
April
36
35%
35%
171
168%
168
16
9
200
7%
38 5a
403/a
40%
40
10% -10%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
*10
11
*10
11
7'/a
13
22%
31 Ms Feb
///
*67
16%
48 Ms Jan
800
22,400
68 Va
19%
8
3,100
V;
*67
3
Corp
Motor Wheel Corp
Brass
4,400
5
Co
issued
Mueller
8,800
68 Va
Chemical—
Motor Products
23 Ms Jan
&
*67
19%
Inc
When
15,400
14,900
4%
68%
*67
5
————5
Motorola
Apr
86 Ms May
290
18%
156%
28% Jan 22
2
91
152%
5
43% Jan
54
91%
24%
Co
10
——3
&
22 Ms May
20
800
91
53%
1,000 lire
Montecatini Mining &
American shares
25**s Jan
Apr 28
200
53%
2
Utilities
Morrell
16
23
51
*53
91%
20%
24,700
*50
53%
54%
91%
30
■28%
;■
5,800
51
*50
53%
30%
155
28
28'A
27%
27%
51
74%
No par
Co
Chemical
Montana-Dakota
4
53% Jan
178
f
27% *50
10
94%
74%
40
14% Jan
3
91
91 Va
153%
—25
Montana Power Co—
29% Mar 25
18% Mar 21
54%
No Par
47% Jan
17
May
79
54
20%
No par
Tool
class A—
4
29
11% Mar
50 Va
30
1.25
19
42% Apr
31% Apr
27%
50 Va
91
Monterey Oil Co————————1
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
Moore-McCormack
Lines
12
8
27%'
50%
54
100
100
B
Monsanto
22
25
2
57% Jan
Class
7
28
27% Aug 28
27%
50%
common__5
Inc
—.—
Machine
RR
Monon
4
30 Ms Apr
36 Ms Jan
75%
27%
4—1
Mojud Co Inc—
Jan
7
Industries
4
Jan
16
14
*92
75
Cement Co—6.25
Portland
Missouri
12% Nov 24
20% Oct
94%
75
75
.
67
87% Mar 23
20% Jan
*92
75
66
18
28
78%
94 Va
75
11%
12
25
78%
*92
75%
10 Va
Jan
26% Mar
78%
94 Va
75
10%
Mohasco
38% May
*76
*92
10%
11
21% Jan
78%
*76
*76
*76
78%
94%
11%
15 Ms Jan
2
81
10%
29
35 M4 Mar
*76
19%
10Ms Apr
65% Jan
29% Aug 31
81
19%
10%
27
8
90
*76
19%
18% Apr
28
*88%
81
19%
8
21
90
*76
19%
12% Jan
Sep
90
81
19%
Missouri Public Service Co
22
*88%
*76
313/b
18
383/4 Jan
90
81
19%
Apr
27% Dec
110
*88%
*88%
90
313/8
20
7
79
19%
1"
Jan
1,500
7,100
*77V2
31
Feb
8
79
26%
79
19%
17
15
27'A
*771%
31
30
6
*77
60 34
603A
27
60
26 3A
31%
20% Jan
75
60 Va
60
26%
77%
1.100
30,100
31
10
Aug
5
78% Aug 14
77%
60
13%
30%
Jun
70
78%
60
143A
39%
17
8
26%
13%
61
14
39%
15
9
14 Va
59%
26
100
60%
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
Dec
Jan
59%
26%
80
39
34
68 % Jan
14%
60%
2,000
24,500
*77
4%
52% May 25
45% July 29
60
14%
89%
5
RR
Missouri-Kan-Tex
48% Jan
30
613A
13%
—
6% Jan
37% Mar
61%
78%
No par
Paper—_2.50
Minnesota Power & Light——No par
Minute Maid Corp
1
Mission
Corp
1
Mission Development Co
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
36 Ms Mar 31
60 Va
*92
Ontario
&
80
♦59%
32
88
*78
Mining & Mfg
Minnesota
*77
60
Shares
32
80
*77
80
*77
the Week
*88%
No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
Jan 29
28
20% Feb
182% Dec
lllMi Jan
77
78
of Amer—1
Corp
85%
14
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg——1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co
1—1
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
11
26Ms Apr
Chem
&
88%
26 %
South Utilities Inc
Minerals
5
24% Jan
18% May
July 29
May
165
123% Feb
July 21
29 %
Apr 29
23
17 Ms Mar
24% Mar 20
32
86%
59%
Midland Enterprises Inc—
17
3134
86%
60
—-10
1
Midland-Ross Corp common——5
5%%
1st preferred
100
Midwest Oil Corp
10
3
31 %
85 %
77
5
Copper
f Miami
Middle
31 %
83%
No par
1
12.50
Mesta Machine Co—
5
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
7
25
6
&
May 5
32 %
32%
903A
88'/a
I
May 4
Friday
May 6
Thursday
Wednesday
May 3
•31 %
$3.50 preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merrltt-Chapman & Scott
29
8
Dec
18
33
Merck
5
58 % Mar
May 2
32
1
Tuesday
Par
EXCHANGE
Stores Co Inc——-3%
Co Inc common
16%c
Mercantile
21
34 Ms Jan
22% Feb
70
8
16% Nov
53% Jan
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1959
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for
'25%
57
'
.
1,900
1,100
-I-
3.300
n
16% Dec
Jan
9
142
Dec
22
164 Ma Apr
3
8
Sep
10
14% Jan
48% Mav
12
55 Me
80
Sep 25
Jan
6
143% Jan
12
55% Feb
153% May
11 Ms Mar
1
17
26% Jun
12
32% Jan
15
27
Jan
4
46 % Feb
2
54% Jun
12
44% Jan
20
28% Jun
8
35% Dec
7
90
Sep
23
21
Jun
1
52% Sep
109
19
Nov
Feb
9
145
Jun
10
120% Dec
17
31
Jan
37 Ma Dec
74 M4 Jan
23% Dec
51% Feb
17
26
89
Apr
29
3
88
May
159
3
Mar
Jan
273/4 Nov
Jan
Apr 14
19
127
24
44
Aug 28
30 Ms May
383/a Dec
7
98% Aug
6
40Mi Mar 13
70
24% Mar 25
16 Ms May
6
May
6
Feb 17
31%
3
Apr 13
Apr 28
18 Ms Apr
4
8
15
19
10 Ms Mar 24
26
5 Ms Apr
1
May
20% Jan
National
Tea
13
Jan
National
Theatres
25
Apr
National
Vulcanized
7 Ms Jan
Natomas
7
14 Ms Mar
37 Ma Apr
13
27% Mar
2
433/b Feb
26
37 Ms Mar
82% Mar
71
2
Neisner
4
Neptune
8
34 Ms Jan
9
40
Jan
Jan
21
78
Mar 28
Feb
19% Jan
2
21% Jan
19
19% Jan
4
21
74 Ma Dec
22
86 Ms Apr
30
75% Jan
6
81%
68 Ms Oct
19
26
25%
25%
1,700
54%
12,500
153
*
9%
*9%
93/b
8%
60%
59%
60'A
59'%
5 9 5/s
58 Va
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
28%
50%
100
59%
9
6.000
9
19.200
51%
50%
51 Va
50%
51%
51%
11,600
5
30%
30%
30'A
30%
30
303/8
29%
30 3/8
x29
29%
22,500
_100
92%
92%
93
93
92
92 Va
91%
91%
*91
91%
22 %
22%
22%
223/4
22%
227/a
22%
223/4
223/8
22%
6,500
57
56'A
57 Va
55 Va
56
55'/8
56
55%
57
9,400
90
*89%
90
*89%
55%
1
*89
89%
5
150
125%
100
19
1
90 Va
*89
90%
92%
SO
152%
150%
150 Va
*150
125%
125 Va
*89
90%
91
19'A
19
1501/4
150%
150V4
126 %
127
126 %
126V4
*18%
19
1,000
4,200
*19
19 %
18%
19
31%
323A
%
15.800
90%
60
200
31%
.30'A
31%
321/4
32 5/a
32%
33
32
*32
33
32%
32%
32%
32Va
32Va
400
70%
71%
71>A
74
72 Va
74
73
73%
71%
72%
6,600
13%
No par
18%
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
2.100
16%
4
16%
17
*32
1
8%
8%
8V4
83/a
1
22 %
22%
22%
17
16%
17
Television
Fibre
/'■'
8%
8%
x22 Va
223A
Co
*
88
32
.10
&
90
150%
152
90 3/4
127%
19%
1,400
891/4
91%
*126
127
.
3.400
30%
Cast-No par
Co
227/8
16%
8 Va
23
16%
16%
83/8
8
233/4
23%
163A
10,600
8%
12.600
3,100
23%
1
5%
5%
5%
5%
53/8
53a
5%
5%
5%
3,900
1
17%
18%
17%
18 Va
17%
18
17%
173/4
17%
17%
15.100
1
13%
13%
13%
133/s
13%
13%
13%
133/4
13%
13%
1.800
—■»—5
31 %
32%
31 Va
313/4
30%
31
29%
30%
4.400
38%
383/4
38
38%
73%
*72
73%
90
20%
13,500
.
Inc..
Bros
Meter
;
Co
39
39%
*39
72
73
*72%
20%
31 Va
29
New
England Electric System—.1
Apr 22
New
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
*81
pfd.100
20 Va
38%
74
*72%
20 %
203/s
203/a
82
*81
82
*81
82
31%
38
74
20%
-
39 Va
100
preferred
5%
v
common.No par
Newberry Co (J. J.)
3%%
25%
2534
25%
59%
Corp
Corp
4
3,000
50'A
Co
Jan
13
27 Va
com
Sugar Ref Co
13
12%
51%
10
National
Natus
123/a
12%
27%
Co
28 Ms Jan
26
12
Steel
Steel
Mar 10
12%
60%
Corp
National
25
1.800
2,000
12 %
59%
—
Service
&
13 Va
48%
50
common..
preferred B_
Malleable
v
48%
27%
.5
1
—100
Natl
13
50 Va
49%
9%
No par
National-Standard
13%
50
153%
9%
common
Jan
81,000
13
X49
_10
Co
Co
Jan
4
28
Lead
40
Jan
71% Deo
Gypsum
39%
13%
5
Co
98 Ms Jan
14
36% Jan
►152%
9%
—:
preferred
43
22
Feb
153%
9%
Products
National Linen
15
9
6%
3
152%
Register
preferred A
7%
20% Jan
15 Mi Dec
22
$4.50
National
40
37%
*13
'
10
pfd series of 1951
National
4
54%
100
City Lines Inc
4%%
22
25%
54%
Corp
National Fuel Gas
4
91 % Jan
153
3
5% Nov 24
59
25%
10
common
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp
11
5
2
Dec
National
11
Jan
18 Ms Feb
143/a Nov
Jan
24 Ms Jan
104
Can
National Cash
11
109 %
Aug 18
24
35% Jan
1
__5
Corp
Co
12%
preferred
National Dairy
2
6
22
7
6
120% Jan
8
7%
National
12
67
144% Jan
134% Mar 12
13 Ma Jan
12
17
27
15
HM4 Sep
5
22 Ms Feb
Apr
97% Feb
17% Sep 22
9% Jun 10
?
6
1323/4 Aug
2
28% Jan
71
May
91% May
Apr
0
24% Jan 21
24
84
104
29
Jan
29% Jan
51% May
■
National Acme Co
5
6
8% May
5
56
Corp
Corp
*72
20%
*81
203/e
20%
82
>
*81
1.500
82
22
1073/4 Mar 11
59
59%
59%
58%
59%
57
583A
55
56%
5,700
Dec
16
493/b Mar 13
33% Jan
19
38%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
35'/a
36
35%
35%
345/b
353/8
34%
34%
34%
34%
3.800
23 Ma Jan
27
343/4 Oct 29
24% Apr
28
32 M2 Jan
7
New
5
25%
26
*25'A
25%
24%
25 Va
24%
25%
24 3A
25
1.900
33 Mi Oct
22
25
31 M« Jan
6
N«w
—No par
22 %
227/a
22%
23 %
22%
23 Va
22%
23 %
221/4
22%
24.900
37% May
6
N Y
34%
35'/a
34%
345A
34:%
353/8
35%
353/4
35%
37%
59,800
5%
1,300
1,100
35
25% Feb
9
29% Sep
22
55
6
36 Ma May 22
May
Apr
29 Ms Mar
6
8
79M» Jan
Newmont Mining Corp
6
Feb 17
York
York
—10
Brake
Air
....
Central
Chicago & St Louis Co
15
59
:
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
5% Dec
10
29
103/4 Jan
6
4% May
2
9 Ms May
2
12 Ms Jan
5
Apr 29
27% Jan
11
Dec
24
203% Jan
5
24 Ms Dec
29
383/s Feb
17
22
25 Ma Dec
11
-27% Nov
12
23 Ms May
71 Ma Dec
29
6% Jan
Common
6
.No par
Preferred
5%
series A
9%
1
22%
,
84 Mi Mar 11
72% Jan
5
4
-•27-
78
Jan
4
..No par
11 24%
Mar 22
33% Dec
15
413,4 jan
14
65
Sep
18
73 Ma Apr
1
69
Dec
23
77% Apr 13
85% Mar 3
69% Mar
7
73M4 Apr
6
74Ms Jan
4
80% May
4
88% Apr
80
74
Dec
21
793/4 Oct 29
100 Ma Oct
91
Sep
19 Ma Sep
34
20
108
17
102 Ma Feb
16
Jun
17
84 M< Jan
29
20 Ms Nov
113/4 Dec
108
4
12% Dec
64
Dec
Jun
102
27
64
Jan
6
22
26% Feb
17
103
22 Ms Jan
67
Dec
16
2
28
Nov
10
99% Jan
6
103 Ms Jan
4
18
101% Jan
13
57 Ms May 22
253/4 Apr 20
77 Ma Mar 17
7 8 3/4 Dec
29
8 8 Ma Mar 23
79
21
86 Ma Mar
Dec
79 % Dec
28
79 Ma Dec
28
6
2
39% May
2
24%
24
24%
10,900
*76
78
*76
34%
78
*76
34%
343/B
35
72
70
70
*70
72
*70
*72
73
72
72
73
73
78%
79%
79%
80
80%
78
*72
34%
78%
35%
34%
I
79%
*76
35%
34%
72
*70
290
79
79
300
preferred
100
83
83
83
83
*82
83
*82
83
preferred
———.100
106
106
105
105
106
106
105
105
4.85%
*98
99
*98
22
15
Niagara
preferred
Share Corp
22
Jan
May
3
Chemical
25
41 Ms Jan
20
North
68
Mar 29
29 Ms Jan
5
105 Ms Mar 10
108 M2 May
106%
48
5
Apr 13
Jan
4
American
American
Aviation
Northern
Central
Natural
Gas
19%
197/a
20
19%
19 Va
I8V4
343A
35
32%
34'A
32%
97% I
98%
983A
991/4
99'A
21%
21'A
22
22
21%
21%
*21'A
22
°21%
22
*11%
12
12
12
*11%
12 'A
*11%
12%
*12
12%
200
31'A
30'/a
30%
29%
30%
42%
42%
26,700
4,000
...1
31%
31%
31%
31%
303/b
.5
41%
41%
41%
42%
41%
50
preferred
67%
66
66%
67
67
28
28%
273/4
28 Va
27%
28V4
ioo
preferred
Pacific
423/4
66 %
..10
Co
preferred
5.80%
*103%
100
ioo
Ry
5
(Minn)
108
,
104
*103 Va
104
►103 Va
104
19%
18%
33
33%
100%
100
42%
43%
*66%
67%
66 %
27%
28%
28
*103%
104
*103%
"107%
108%
106 Va
►105
106 Va
40 Va
39%
40%
40%
40%
39%
40'A
14,500
24%
25%
24%
25%
243/8
2434
24%
25
24%
243A
9,000
72%
108%
*105
108%
106%
107%
*105
72%
*72
723/4
*72
7 2 3A
72 8/0
72
*83
84
*83
84 Va
*83
84%
*83
84%
*83
100
*81
83
*81
83
*81
84 % Apr
83
28
$4.11
preferred
series.
100
*83%
85%
85 M2 Mar 25
*83%
84%
$4.16
preferred
series
100
*84
85%
*84
85%
10
29 Ma Dec
44
10
31% Apr
28
16% Apr 28
23 Ms Mar 31
31M2 Jan
31 Ms Jan
4
20% May
38 Ms Mar
6
22% May
2
8
47 Ms
4
Apr 22
Northrop
5%%
5
Corp.
Northwest
Norwich
1
Airlines
conv
Northwestern
Inc
Pharmacal
&
Co
29%
30%
29%
30%
83%
*84
29%
*81
82
*81
82
83
83
*83
84%
85%
*84
85%
*84
85%
30'/a
29%
29%
30
10
Wire
18%
19%
183/8
19
18 Va
18%
18%
18%
24%
24%
24%
24%
243/b
243/a
24%
24%
5
21%
22%
-*21%
223/,
213/4
21%
21%
21%.
62%c
43'%
44
43 Va
44 Va
44 Va
'44%
X44%
Co
80
72
.84%
83%
..25
preferred
Steel
1073/B
106%
—
—100
5
120
108%
393/8
$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series
11
10,200
*105
4
Jan
190
28%
*107 Va
83 M2 Apr
82
Apr
7
66 Va
104
40%
8
Apr 29
7.900
106%
78
81
3,100
10.300
108
*72
Jan
7,000
18%
34
101%
*105
39%
100
preferred
40
310
98 3A
35%
Car
5.60%
83
105
io
Northern
Northern
*98
98%
Corp
Ry Co
5%%
83
*104%
983A
_25
preferred
preferred
North
Apr 22
44%
6%
*98
35
*19%
l
common..25
Adjustment
12% Jan
9834
97%
5
Co
Western Ry
&
♦98
10
72%
80
4.10%
983A
17,600
35%
72
72%
5.25%
100
78
73
series
46 Ms Apr
23%
$3.60
24 Ms Mar 31
see page 24.
243A
Common
80
footnotes,
24%
*70
100
Northern 8tates Pwr Co
79 Ms Jan
For
1,400
243A
•
24®/e
74 Ms Mar 24
Mar 25
Dec" 22
78
"
26 Ms Mar 24
May 12
40%
*76
24%
5
8 8 Ma Mar 23
Apr
9%
223/a
25
89
22
9%
22%
67% Jan
44 3/4
17
9%
22%
22 Ms Jan
24% Sep 18
29 Ma Dec 22
39 Ms Dec
9%
22'/a
7
Norfolk
Jan
5
5
9'A
22%
5
Nopco
6
4%
9'A
22%
■
28
6
25
4%
9%
227/a
Apr
4
4
43A
47/a
9%
225/b
9%
99 M2 Apr
107
41% Jan
73
28
preferred
106 Ms Jan
Jan
100% Oct
3.90%
•43/B
47/a
23
Corp—
*
4
19
Gas
$3.75 preferred
1
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40% preferred
100
3.60% preferred
100
5
36
113 Ma Mar
Electric
Y
Common
1
14
Feb
85 M2 Apr
5
28
State
■:
18 Ms May
32% May
11% Mar
108
Mar
Shipbuilding Corp
93% Apr
20% Jan
22
29% May
21
Nov
2
17
Sep
42
15
20
353/4 Jan
24
5
Jan
99% Feb
403% Dec
30
28
73
52% Mar 18
Sep 21
100 Ma Oct
Dec
35% Jan
14
92 Ms Jan
20
23 % Mar 10
23
32
2
Mar 23
23"Ms Aug 25
44 % July
2
25
30 M. Sep
33 Ms Mar 15
65 Ms Jan
York
N
,
4%
100
New
30
29%
183/a
19%
24%
25%
•
45%
•;
.20aA
45
21
453A
21,500
9,700
3.500
1,500
11,700
Volume
Number 5949
191
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Ranee
for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Monday
May 2
Par
Tuesday
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
May 4
May 3
Sales for
Thursday
,
.
*
Friday
May 6
May 5
.
the Week
Shares
o
57 Va
21
29
15
30
13
9
Dec 29
16
Sep 25
80
59
67% Jan 30
Sep 22
Dec
74
Dec
87% Dec
86
Sep
34'A Nov
27% Jun
83
16
84
Jan
12
100.
95%
13
89
Jan
94%
16
86
Jan
91
Feb
90 Va Feb
30 7/8 Jun
31% May
21
4
Jan
41% Feb
9
14 % Jan
7
26 % Nov
29% May
7
39% July 15
Feb 10
Feb
9
97% Jan 27
26% Nov 13
85
Dec 24
79 Va
16% May
7
94% July
104% Dec
2
31
110% Dec
9
38% Apr
28
99% Feb
66%
663/4
66%
333/4
66%
5,000
33%
33%
33
90'A
1,300
3.90% preferred
90%
33%
Mar 23
90%
100
80
81
90%
90%
80
90%
190
Apr 22
80%
90%
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
♦793/4
100
80
*93 %
80
94%
♦79
*93%
80
943/4
100
90%
90%
*90
91
Mar 24
23% Jan
4
104% Feb
12
16
Jan
115
May
9
34%
5
90
Gas
*79
943/4
32%
32%
30%
30ya
163/4
*16%
*16%-
*85%
87
*85 %
32 »/8
87
22
11
14% May 14
23 3% Jan
16
153/a Jan
5
23% Feb
26
Jan
16% May
11% Jan
7
5
5
65
Jan
4
Pacific
8
513/4 Jan
5
32 % Jan
28
20
23
29% Oct
21
1443/4 Apr
24
4% Sep 22
6% Jan
29
25% Sep
Oct
Sep
20% Nov
3
46% Nov
35% Apr
13
Jun
25
59% Jan
Jan
5
24
17
26% Mar 10
130% Feb 23
2
145
Feb
&
5S, pr®ferred
Pacific Finance
253/4
253/4
25%
253/4
253A
45
25%
25%
44%
25%
45%
45
25%
45%
1,900
45%
46%,
44%
45%
24,700
29,100
14%
15%
14%
143/4
40
303/4
393/4
28%
40
29%
393%
28%
29%
14,200
17%
13
28%
17%
29%
28%
29
173/4
*17%
173/4
56,300
15%
15%
17%
173/4
*15ya
•173/a
15%
173/4
560
*151/8
>15%
95%
*15%
93%
15%
*15%
97%
973/4
101V*
98
153/a
100%
iooy2
1013/4
12,400
xl00%
101%
100
114
114
100%
8,600
114
115
1
1
94
6.25
100
>'/
102
99%
96
96
:*
101
100
112%
113%
113%
113%
15
27%
27%
27%
28%
28
89
89
88%
88 y2
*88
No par
39
43
42% Mar
83
Dec
8
42
Sep
21
36% Feb
9
23% Jan
23
42% Sep
22
Oct
12
2
94
Jun
49 %
31% July 24
65% Mar 20
3% Jan
13%
13 %
13 %
13%
13%
13%
163/a
*13%
16y2
16Va
13%
*13%
16%
13%
16%
16%
15
15
16%
15
16%
16%
16%
15%
15 y4
15 y4
1,900
15%
15%
15%
23
15%
22
22
2,300
1
23
200
55
54
54%
55
55
61%
61%
1,700
60%
61%
60%
61%
9,300
6% preferred
Tin
Consolidated
8
60% Feb
8
21% Jan
12
233/4 May
50 '/2 Jan
5
21
21
125
Sep 21
36
26
32% Dec
11
25% Nov 13
88
44
11
393% Mar 12
Mar 15
27% Mar
Dec
8
111% Feb
24% Feb
30% Feb
253/a Jan
11
102 % Apr
84% Dec
14
98% Apr
89
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
Penna
Jan
4
96% Apr
92 Vz Apr
18
15% Nov 17
20
5
13
May
2
27
55% Mar 20
40
Mar
8
493% Jan
5
64% Aug 11
543/, Feb
57% Dec 30
74
55
26% Jan
393/4 Dec
Mar 23
Mar
17 Vs Jan
>45
Jan
5
8
64
9
May
6
31
34% Jan
29
43% May
Apr
23
41% Feb
16
14
99% Feb
25
92% Jan
15% Dec
18
193/4 Jan
22
13% May
3% Oct 27
6% Feb
24
2
50
92
30% Sep
94% Sep
54% Dec
46% Jun
20
Oct
22
22
22
9
23
437/a May
100
15
873/4 Jan
13
75
11
103% Apr
88% Apr
Dec
17
Dec
28
39% Sep
15
43% Mar
8
26
23
85
5
Jan
Apr
75
93
97
223/4 Jan
87% Dec
Dec
May
99
Jan
2
104% Jan
26
Jan
84 % Jan
93
Jan
Milk
17 y4
17%
183/s
46
86%
45%
87
88
45%
46
88
*87
89
Co
10
Mar
4
2nd
preferred
25
57% Jan
6
2
Phila
24%
24%
24
24%
•24
243/4
51 y2
51 y2
•50
51%
2y4
*50%
2%
51%
2ya
2Va
*2%
16 %
2%
16 y2
*2%
2%
600
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
163/a
16%
23%
23%
23%
55,200
23%
233/4
•23%
233A
46
46%
47
47%
47%
28%
1,300
28%
283A
28
28%
6,200
119%
118%
1183/4
119%
*4,600
7,400
243/8
*50
233/8
*23
45%
46
46%
28%
28%
117y4
46
28%
117V2
118%
26 %,
26
28%
118
26
26%
33
*32 y4
273/4
32
27%
273/4
*32%
33
323/4
27
27
323/4
200
27%
27%
26%
27
92 y4
26%
9iy4
92
27 Va
6,500
92%
93%
93%
94
94
94
87
88%
88
89%
883/4
89
13 y8
13%
13%
133/a
42
41%
41%
13%
•41%
33 %c
*32y4
90y4
89
13 y4
: •
89
13%
13%
42
42
42
62%
62%
63
60
60
60
*41%
63 y4
41%
42%
42%
43%
42%
433A
50
50
50
48%
49
95
*93 y2
95
♦93%
95
14
4ya
27
100
14
4>/4
Sly*
29
99%
♦99 y4
„
.
47%
463/4
47%
18,4bt!
50
50%
50ya
No par
50%
*20 y4
207/a
5,500
203/a
20%
20%
203/4
*20%
20%
♦20%
preferred
300
100
20%
92y2
94
3.80% preferred
95
100
79
340
79
preference
17
4.30% preferred
26
4.68%
Jan
6
Phila
8
Philco
com
*94
95
*94
95
*94
95
94
"
79y2
80%
*79
80
*79
80
•79
793A
*90%
90%
•9cy8
90%
•90%
90%
97%
97»/2
97%
97%
100
&
*90%
90V2
*90ya
90%
100
,
preferred
97y2
98»/4
*97>/2
98
Jun
9
65% Mar 10
60
Apr
5
643/4 Mar
84% Apr
14
77 Ya Jan
20
81 % Mar 30
4% preferred
100
*79%
80y2
79%
80
Mar 23
743/8 Jan
14
783/4 Apr
25
3.90%
100
*78
79
77y2
78
41 ya Mar
9
48% Jan
4
16% Dec
1
Mar
31% May
91
533/4 Dec
3
433/4 Feb
16
21% Feb
17
5
32
8
Sep 16
21% Jan
5
45% July 7
267/a Dec 15
83
Dec
3
94
Dec
3
89
14% Dec 28
125% Dec
Apr 11
31
85
Mar 18
993/4 Apr
Jan
Mar 21
93
Jan
7
91% Mar 19
19% May
7
283/4 Jan
26
68
24% May
64%. May
"•> 143/4 May
9
82% Jan
29
12
Dec
16
Nov
5
119
Sep
8
62% July 31
100% Jun
9
34% Mar 31
21% Nov 17
124% Jan
July 23
130
Coke &
8
Pitts Metallurgical
80% Jan
4
Pittsburgh Plate
22% Jan
4
Pittsburgh Steel Co
66% May
71
Jan
12
5%
Feb
9
69 Va
75% Jan
15
5%%
23% Jan
9
13 5/8 Mar 24
Jan
6
86
132
Mar 16
116
Apr 14
Mar
18
Apr 11
4
81% Jan
Dec
18
Dec
18
57% May
93% May
124% Jan
56% Dec
31
43% Mar
'56% Jan'4 5
31% Apr
188% Dec
17
248% May
6
28% May 14
21% Apr 29
25% Jan
5
Jan
96
95% Jan
11
163% Feb
6
Porter
88
14
25% May 19
73 % Feb
9
473/4 Feb 17
353/4 Dec "4
26% Dec 10
78% Oct
5
Dec
31
89% Apr 25
29% Feb
24
27
Feb
1
29
90% Nov
30
81% Feb
1
102
583A Jan
5
52
Jan
11
573/4 Apr
20
43% Apr
33% Mar
8
36% Mar
9
39% Apr
29 -
3
26% Mar
91% Mar 20
78% Jan
5
92
Mar 20
so y4 Jan
Jan
16
85
8
106% Apr
48% Feb
6
98
65
Dec 24
20 y4
Sep 22
19 % Dec
1°4
22
Sep 21
8% Nov 23
82 y2 Nov
24
293/, Dec 17
jan
34 Ya Nov
2
16
Feb
7
May
5
19
Apr 29
84
5
93
Jun
Apr
29
8
Sep 23
98
Sep 22
40% Sep 21
80
83
5%%
May
5
84
'
Apr
4
873A Apr 28
Feb
25
,
Co
Inc
93%
•92%
1
55%
56%
55%
58
2
34%
35
33%
34%
22%
No par
No par
;
*86y4
■
*87
1
130
100
.10
10
common
100
*71%
*14%
100
100
100
*122
57%
1
common
^
25
64%
14%
*67
1.25
75 i
83y2
.
':
■
'
.1
'47%
15%
233
5
-
23Vs
22%
87
87
90
17%
21%
preference
5.05% preferred
90%
28y2
96 y4
53
100
10
2
10
par 1
par
,
373/4
28
,
*82
*84
*87
100
100
100
102
100
23% Jan
13
20% Jan
7
23% Apr 20
22% May 14
117% Feb
5
20% Feb
1
22% Mar 22
4.16% preferred
25
113% Apr
19
4.80% preferred
100
15
Jan
8% Apr
16
86 Vb Jan
7
28
25
11% Feb
82% Jan
11
Feb
29% Feb
4
34% Apr
6
81
7
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
3%% preferred
100
4.32% preferred
25
Publicker Industries Inc common__5
$4.75 preferred
No par
6
753/4 Feb 23
4
39% Jan
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Pullman Inc
No par
Pure Oil
5
Jan
26
483/4 Mar 23
Quaker Oats Co common
125% Jan
11
29% May
54% Jan
42
67
Jan
19
*87
17'A
17y4
130 ,
25'A
65% ,
15'A
68y2 73
14 %•
125
58Y*
93 Va
' 47%
15%
237%
59
43%
44%
27,200
14y«
14%
14%
14%
3,400
32%
32%
31 %
32%
3,700
*92%
93%
*92%
93%
60
61%
57%
59%
33
34%
33%
34
17,400
22%
64%
14%
x66y2
22%
.
.
21%
*21%
130
23
22 3/a
23
4,500
87
•86%
87
90
*87
90
•86%
>
173/a
130
.
;
•87
17%
17%
132
•130
17%
•130
6,600
10
18
2,400
132
120
25%
25%
*25%
25 3A
24%
25%
2,200
66 y4
68 y2
67 /
68%
67%
673/4
11,500
14%
15%
66y2
22
90
17%
66»/2
571/2
59
94 , ', .94'A
48%,' ' 48%
15%
16
235% 244%
;
22%
87
*87
17%
*70%
73
14
14%
*122
125
35
*86 y4
90
•
60%
33%
22%
87
*130
131 %
24%
25%
,
903/4
*90
28%
28%
97%
52 y2
97 y2
53 y2
383/4
283A
83
85
87%
10L
112
36% Aug 31
72% Aug 27
48 y8 Apr 16
44%
7,100
15 y4
15%
15%
*66
68
•66
73
*70%
73
14
♦122
L-.
15
68
*70%
58%
14 y4
125
59
95
,95%
47%'.' 48%
157/a
242 »A
21%
16 y4
247
22%
15%
68
14
14
14
•122
125
•122
59
59%
•95
48 "
15%
16
240 %
*21%
583/4
96
48%
.
49'
15%
15%
1,900
11,400
280
1,900
248%
242
247%
20
j.
125
•95%
48%
73
14%
58%
96
8,800
68
•70%
22
21%
90
90
6,800
35,600
21%
1,100
K)—
fund
Potomac Electric Power Co
Procter & Gamble
Public Service Co of Colorado
Public Serv Elec & Gas com—No
$1.40 div preference com__No
4.08% preferred
4.18% preferred
4.30% preferred
73
18
43%
93%
5
Feb
20
44%
*92y4
17
106
30
78
93J/2.
14
2
80%
•77
*92y4
65% Jan
Apr 14
*79%
78
*
Jan
May
80%
*77
143/a
41% Feb
45%
*79%
33%
9
104
80%
78
14%
76% Mar 13
.
62%
32%
1
46,200
61%
14%
11-150
(H
43%
25,800
62%
32%
10
sink
43%
36%
70
61%
13%
Poor & Co
22
Jan
80%
*77
*68%
62'A
32l/2
$3.50 convertible preferred
Sep 22
23
15 % May
;
61%
830
31%
29
70
60
97
35%
30%
*68%
13%
Co
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Polaroid Corp
96% Jan 28
22
58
(The)
62%
97
36 3/a
34%
29
70
33
1st series
Co
x43%
353/8
30%
*68%
13%
preferred class A
Pittston
4
44 V4
31%
29 y2
30%
x32%
prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
125
4
81
125
62
32%
70
1
Inc
Glass
28%
*68%
No par
preferred
38% Jan
31 y2
30y8
62 ya
43%
Chem Co common__10
convertible
33%
70
No par
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred
Apr 28
62
5
$4.80 preferred
(conv)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
9
42
4
$5
22
18 3/a Feb
145
74% Dec 30
Apr 14
37% Jan
Jan
9
Mar
Pitts
5
89
9
24% Jan
73% May
4
19
66
Jan 26
Jan
15
2
19% Aug 17
series preferred.—
8
93
28%
*69
5
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
39%
32 Ya
100
common
25% Jan
1
Feb
20% Jan
14
Philip Morris Inc
2
50c
3
preferred series A
87 Va Jan
6
8
Reading Corp
Corp common
3%%
Mar 29
163/4 Mar 17
8
493/4 Aug 27
100
46%
Feb
95% May
36,400
50'/a
Feb
4
*99%
2,000
28%
471/8/
99
2
273/a
50
71
Jan
3,700
4%
46%
-
49
11% Jan 28
13%
46%
92
36% Dec
4
100
*99%
95
13%
400
51
6
90
28%
25,800
:
45%
12.50
No par
common
1
523/4 Mar 23
*93%
,
4%
50
43%
50
50%
Co
653/4 Feb
22
43%
*48
13%
27%
<.,,,;//;■
13%
4%
.
100
3
31% May
26% Feb 17
Oct
4%
29%
73
82
14%
4
28'/2
100
56% May 12
363/4 May 6
23
95
14
4%
991/4
28V2
*99y4
*93y4
14%
4 ya
7
74% Dec 22
64
59
*48y4
1
41
633/4
59
49
14
400
5,900
63%
42
*93y4
42
60
49
Jan
77% Dec
63%
*58 y2
41 %
Dec
54
59
270
32,700
46%
conv
12
Apr
63 y2
59
y
510
133/a
51%
4.40%
Apr, 6
82% Mar 14
38y4
33
'
21
30
26%
1,200
27 %
65
Apr
26%
120
300
45%
$1
96
7
24%
51%
2lA
50%
Electric
213/4 Mar 24
13
1,200
24%
51
*59%
No par
100
Phelps-Dodge Corp
51 Yb May
8
18
43%
62
100
(conv)
42%
*41V4
(Chas) & Co Inc com__33%c
4%
9
43%
13
...5
1
33% Jan
43
*89
5
100
43%
2,000
33,000
25 V2
100
Corp of America.
Brewing Co
41
32»
__100
preferred
40 3/4
27
913/4
1
Petroleum
413/s
283/a
3
Pfeiffer
40%
116
No par
11
41
42%
45%
1
21
340
41
233/a
3.50
5Va Jan
7,500
89
42
43%
16%
No par
common
*87
4oy2
423/4
51
2Va
25
preferred
89
41%
43%
24'/2
?
5
Sand
•87
41
42'/2
l
16% Jan
4
35,500
17
457/a
95 V2 Mar
Pfizer
8,500
13,200
17%
6
7
5%
313/a
45%
&
4 y2%
5%
303/4
17%
4
47% Mar 31
20% Jan
Pet
900
5%
46'
&
8,400
31%
17%
7
263/a Mar 14
4
Mar 30
70% Mar
57
4
6
5
31%
45'/2
Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
553/4 Mar 23
Oct
36% Feb 13
Glass
Power
Peoria
5ys
30%
17
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
68% Mar 25
5
29%
1
11,200
45%
Ford
4.40% series
7
28 %
\
273A
1333/4
17%
Corp
Light com
4y2% preferred
Penn
6
18
40% Nov
Jan
Penick
27
5ya
27
47%
27%
16%
prior preferred
4
Jan
5
27%
47%
132%
28
132%
45%,
common
6
85% Jan
20
conv
Co
11
273/a Apr
5ya
5
26%
Co
35
27
47%
27%
132%
No par
303/4 Mar 31
2
29 % May
Coal
&
27%
133%
1
Corp
;31% Jan
16
35% Dec
Dec
5%
47 %
27%
133%
100
131% Jan
,
25
July
Peabody
47%
27%
132%
1
2.50
Parmalee Transportation
No par
Patino Mines & Enterprises
1
29
47 %
27 y4
l323/4
No par
Parker Rust Proof
Mar 16
47%
27%
133%
50c
Airways Inc
463/4
27V4
1323/4
Pipe Line—
28 % Jan
4
30% Sep
Corp
Electronics
8
243/4 Apr
64% Jun
V
___100
4%
May
21% Sep 29
45% Nov 25
*21%
55
East
17% Jan
23
56
Common
12
•21
600
62%
World
14 % Feb
*21%
55%
Pan Amer
14
22%
62
Packard-Bell
18% Dec
22%
473/a
4
3
"
56%
4
12% Feb 26
98% Jan
25
Parke Davis & Co
Mar 10
120
■
62%
46'A Jan
,2
2,400
46%
46 V4 Mar
50% Feb
30
.3,300
56
preferred
Paramount Pictures
Mar
.
29%
87
62 y8
24
July 30
:i"
29%
-J 87
5
Electric
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
507/a Mar 13
;
88
Inc_5
Aggregates
Corp
&
Jan
88
v
29%
88
10
Pacific
48 Va Jan
83% Mar 18
23
115
29
89
25
Gas
23% Jan
8
114
28'/a
100
Lighting Corp
No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg com—14 2/7
12
26% Apr 28
16 3/8 Apr 28
100
87
No par
Panhandle
30
*85%
153/4
r>
2
7% Jan
4
87
401/4
Pacific
126
*85%
43
1
Coast Co common
46% Mar
5,200
16%
15%
Cement
May
60% May
54
14,500
30%
16%
25%
5
Amer Fisheries Inc
7
32%
30%
163/4
87
39%
Pacific
3
31%
31%
','*16%
15%
Pacific
20
32%
30%
16%
39%
Pacific
56% Jan
32
30 3A
153/a
6
663/4 Apr
250
39%
11
67% Apr
91
15%
Apr 21
5
*90
393/4
18 3/a Jan
9
91
15%
14% Feb
16
*90
39%
16
51% Nov
943/4
X27 %
4
58% Jun
45% Nov
18
*93%
30c
5
187/a Mar 18
943%
———~2UL25
Co
22% May 2
60% Jan 11
Jun
*93%
32%
:
*85y2
'■
9% Sep 23
16% Nov 16
11% NOV 27
90
943A
91
30
16%-
7.50
Oxford Paper Co common
$5 preferred
Jan 27
Mar 18
32
30%
■
*90
*16%
100
Elevator
Outlet
31%
30
5
20
Overland Corp (The)
Owens Corning Fiberglas
Corp
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
4% preferred
5
26% Mar
common
Outboard Marine Corp
8
85
Jan
Otis
5
108
Elec Co
Mathieson Chemical Corp
Oliver Corp
4
101 % May
&
32%
No par
Olin
15.% Mar 24
10
Co—
4:24% preferred
Oklahoma Natural
10
23 % Jan
15
4% preferred
5
Feb
Oil
Okla Gas
4
37% Jan
Jan 25
93% Feb
.
Ohio
4
54% Jan
75
(
i
'
67'A
33%
90%
18
42
66y4
33
91
27% Jan
27% May
17 % Apr 27
15% Feb 23
66
33
*90
4
14% May
36% Mar
25
66
100
86 % Apr
Feb
65%
33
prererrea
43
58% July 28
64%
issued
4.40%
25% Jan
2
12
When
32% Apr 21
•16% Jan
7
Jan
84
5
Co common
4
39% Jan
28 Va Mar
'16
27'
31
61 %
81
Jan
34% Mar
18
92
Ohio Edison
28
Mar 24
33% May
Jan
Jan
46 ya May
,
67% Apr
;
75% Jan
85
25% Dec
15% Nov 12
Jan
32% May
95% Jan
,.
373/4
28
82%
82'/2
*87
102
903/4
90
29
99
28%
53 y4
38%
28y4
83
83
873/4
53
t
37%
28ya
82%
102
44
*
44%
72%
22
73
22
43%
*72%
*22
44%
73%
23
*21
22
*21
22
112
112%
112
8%
8%
*81%
30V2
70%
29%
82
30%
72
29%
8%
*81%
9
82
303/a
31
69%
29%
70%
30%
99
82Va
*87
*101
90
29
100
53 V2
38%
283/#
83
83
87%
102
44
44y4
72
72
*22
23
*21
22
111
111
8%
9
*81%
83
30
30%
70%
30Va
71%
30%
90
28%
99%
53%
28%
90
28%
102
99%
52%
53%
99
100%
53
r
37%
38%
38
28%
28%
28%
84
,
160
10,900
10,700
5,800
38%
23,800
283/8
7,400
84
84
84
♦84
-
85
•84
85
•87
•
87%
•87
873A
•101
102
102
102
400
190
44%
44%
443/a
4,900
71%
71%
•71
72%
110
•22
23
♦22
23
*21
22
•21
22
110
110
•109
111
9%
9%
43%
9%
9%
100
340
7,300
82
82
30%
30%
30%
30%
70%
71%
71
71%
5,000
29%
30%
29%
29%
20,000
•81%
83
50
15,800
Q
44% Dec 29
124 Va
Sep 22
24
Feb 25
For
140
16
Mar
5
27% Oct 27
footnotes,
see
26
page
24.
Mar
8
133 Va Apr
27% Jan
7
4
5
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp..10
6%
preferred
45
130%
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NEW YORK
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.
STOCK RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for
Previous
Year 1959
Jan
5
17
22
10
27
21
4
74% Mar
23 y« Jan
9
41% Dec
56 ¥2 Jan
6
73
19% Feb
9
May
30% July
8
Apr 29
1818
18% Jan
26
33% Jan
14
18% Apr
26
28 ¥4 Jan
20
27% Jun
1
16 % Apr
5
20
Jan
6
28
22
20 % Apr
1
28 ¥2 Jan
7
27% Jan
17
Oct
9
12
Jan
5
41% Sep
25% Nov 16
40% Apr
35% May
13
Apr
Mar
21
6% Feb
20 % Apr
17
16% May
Dec
12% Feb
42% Jan
8
73
2
2
7
36% July 23
5
60% Mar
47% Apr
Jan
22
17% Sep
1
7% Feb
25
10% Apr
6
20
14% Apr
78% Jan
5
29
2
50% Jan
22
8
81% Sep
5
54 % July
41
28
63% July 27
46% Feb
30% Jan
7
28
23
48 % May
16
Dec
15
3
15
65
..,71%
4
Jan
Apr 14
5
Jan
149
3
May
Oct
76
.17% Sep
1% Sep
8
21 V
22
Oct
70
18% May
6
1% Apr
68% Mar
9
4
31% May
6
21
45% Sep
30
37
28% Jan
16
5% Mar 17
July 15
Dec
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4% Jan
3% Mar 30
3
55
Apr
Mar
9
51
Feb
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Jan
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26% Jan
14
35 % Feb
16
62
Dec
22
39% Jan
23
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18
23% Jun
17
30% July 23
24% Mar 16
29 % Jan
2
39 % July 24
32% Mar
9
38% Jan
Jan
29
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28
81
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5
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30
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6
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26
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4
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4
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22
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4
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2
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12% Jan
24
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1
43% Jan
Sharon
89 ¥2
1
1
1
Industries
Oil
Shamrock
,22% Aug 12
22% Dec
Co
9
Apr
30 ¥4 Apr
42% Dec 30
Rubber
preferred
6
31 Vs Mar
17
$5.25
18
31 ¥2 May
26
Co
Servel Inc common
4
25
26
38% Dec
Seiberling
25
*88
:
3974
91
5
5
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp__
&
81 ¥2
*73%
22%
38 ¥4
93
3
15
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82%
74 ¥2
22 ¥2
27
100
40 ¥2
40
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93
1
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11 ¥s
11%
:
4l3/8
20
of Amer
Corp
44
46
74
_25
100
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
Bolt
&
x68%
81%
No par-
Seaboard Finance Co
16
19% Jun
—___'.
Co common
preferred
Mtg
•
9%
70
69 74
No par
No par
common
preferred
3.65%
5
97 ¥2 Apr
46% Jan
Inc
Paper Co
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
4
49
*17 ¥2
18 ¥4
4074
*91
200
6,900
73
36 74
36
36
35%
9 ¥4
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2
7
21
7%
-
22%
14
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12% Sep
7%
*15%
$4
19% Jan
i
26 ¥4
26 ¥a
5
1.40
$3.40 preferred
Jan
6
32% May
' 26%
Scovill
5074 Jan
17
50% Nov
35 % Oct
93
Apr 22
41
25
5
13
41%
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•
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74
*73
76
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5,200
17
16 ¥2
17
16%
167a
16%
17 74
330
26%
32
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17% Jan
Apr 11
32
24,900
270
267b
26 ¥2
32
100
84 ¥4
91
3
37% May
20% Apr
25%
31%
•
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..
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3
29 % Apr
2674
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91
15
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8
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270
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27 ¥4
27 ¥2
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6,400
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20 Va
38%
10
107b
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15 ¥2
'
20 ¥b
950
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13%
10 ¥4
41%
•
66% Jan
Mar 17
40% May 25
4
39% Jan
Jan
39%
3974
>250
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12%
9%
•
87
V
13 VB
14 ¥2
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3,800
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■
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20
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75
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16
5,900
k
44
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44%
*46
Vv 16%
Schick
Feb 15
82% Apr
76
Feb
5
73% Nov
37
16%
6
10Yi May
4
50% Feb
3
May
44
7
17% Nov 11
; 87% Mar
53
50
.'43%
50
35c
Schering Corp common
1
5% convertible preferred______30
8
10
2,400
47 ¥2
*49
2,000
43%
16 ¥4
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc com
Convertible
preference
21
6
1.400
37b
45 ¥2
45 ¥2
45
44%
44
3%
3%
374
3.000
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19,600
317b
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•
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500
10,200
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32
3%
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Regis Paper Co common
15.600
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•
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V.
174
63%
71%
Apr 14
8% May
68% May
7
Dec
52
39% Feb
4
3
Mar
21 ¥2
15% May
12
Dec
82
9
44 ¥4
6
21% May
July 15
45 % Aug
6
9% Jan
27
May
■35% Apr
28
27% May
3,100
39
43%
50 ¥2
44
-
v
44%
♦46 ¥2
1st
Mar 29
91
7
24% Jan
88
4
500
130
129
16
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46
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5
pfd 4.40% series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co__/_10
San Diego Imperial Corp
1
Sangamo Electric Co
10
4
28,600
39 ¥2
38 ¥21
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3%
xl9
20%
:•
1%
70 ¥2
.
32
32%
•
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series A 5%
16.000
19,200
59%
v
100
19
6
Mar 13
Joseph Light & Power
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28,300
:'i 5,900
48
58 74
.
32%
70
7074
:
19%
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;
83 74
83 %
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62 ¥4
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63
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~
100
St L San Fran Ry Co com
300
Vz V
60
59 ¥4
59%
42%
9,900
•'
'
1—10
No par
Joseph Lead Co
St
6
18
8
„
31% Nov
Jan
22% Jan
69% Mar
11%
12% Mar
80
33
2
38 % May
51% Apr
2
34% Nov
12
19
St
3
97
24
Feb"
26
May
18
52%
8
Feb
30
,29% May
12% Oct
'
Jan
Apr
32
79% Apr
89% Dec 14
24% Dec 31
8% Dec
259
5
25% May
56% Dec
Sep 21
42% Jan 14
69
35
Apr 26
250
15
Apr
4%
,
84
193/4
•41 ¥2
41
14
5874
70
31,700
14 Va
*13%
57 7'a
14
1,300
.
9 ¥2
*13%
1.66%
100
Safeway
2
84% Mar
18
Stores common
preferred
1
4.30 %
conv
preferred
7
40% Apr
36% Jan 25
15
42% Jan
Dec
80
-24% '
9%
57%
'
700
2,100
%
,
54%. VV
*53 ¥2
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14
12,400
52
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500
5 500
22 74
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25
9
■
1,600
;
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543/4
23%
9
9
/
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74
22
14 vb
5
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—
Ryan Aeronautical Co
9
*8%
*
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24
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24
23%
2374
1
55
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55
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9
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1
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13
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21 v*
1
1
1
20 G
1
:
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Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee Corp
Rubbermaid
4;
12%
1
Roper
21% Jan
38% May
2
12% Dec
6
21 ¥2 Jan
12
Apr 14
22
<?
23
-
500.
•
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(17%
!
100
series A
preferred
15 % May
3
Oct
common..
173/4
22 %
'
10
5
20>
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Mar
9%
14% May
V19
16
17
87
12% Apr
40
16% Jan
4
Co
-21 ¥2
17%
•21 ¥2
•
V
'
Elec Corp—No par
&
Haas
&
4%
6
May
Jan
82
May 27
34
Rohm
Mar 23
780
8
Gas
177 a
22%
17%
22%
140
'
:
18%
56 ¥4
com—1
preferred
25
convertible
Telephone Corp
Rockwell-Standard
Corp
-
14% Mar 25
7
Nov
17
683% Feb
24% Mar 12
10% Jan
18
50
13
27 ¥2
17%
3%
Rochester
59% Dec
39,800
14
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
,43% May
19
31% Jan
29,700
37%
18 ¥2
17%
700
'183/4
18 3/b
22
17 74
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18%
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18%
18 ¥2
18%
18%
27%
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68
23 ¥2
32
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70
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Feb
45%
27 »/a
13
27%
18%
13%
13 ¥4
1374
13 ¥4
27 ¥»
10
2.50
Riegel Paper Corp
Jan
r13
27
37%'.',:
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Corp
Oil
Richfield
Trust
Selection
Rhodesian
81 ¥4 Feb
42
Co
Rheem Manufacturing
37
137/8
38%
13 74
37 ¥a
■
100
1
5s
series
3.607c
37 ¥a
19%
38 74
x8%
5
Tobacco com
(R J)
Preferred
2 ¥4 Jan
19
5
26
16
Reynolds
20
19
28% Jan
Jan
Dec
4
5
84 ¥2 Apr
2% Jan
111
22
32% Apr
30
64% Apr
76% Jan
17
30% Dec
21
55 % Jan
24
84% Mar 26
Nov
19%
39 ¥4
'
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-
47% Jim
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,19 V
69
19 ¥4
19%
55
&
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67 74
35 ¥2
2374
——5
—________ 1
Chemical Co—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
4%% preferred series A
50
4%?e conv 2nd pfd
100
Rexall
69
68%
23
Revlon Inc
Apr 14
47%
4
42% Jan
125
July 24
163
Mar 10
53
71% Dec
57% Nov
8
49 ¥4
68
*68
49%
Copper & Brass
Revere
5
60% May
17
38 % Mar
7
50% July
May
4
4,700
68 74
16 ¥2
Mfg Co common
_5
preferred 3 ¥2% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
—1
Republic Corp common
,—50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
Republic Steel Corp___
10
5
May
25
1,200
38%
11%
Conv
Mar 14
■
12% Jan
46 % Jan
Eng Co_—
&
71%
373/4
21 ¥4
Reliance
57
14% July
66 % Apr
38% Jan
Mar
Reliance Elec
27% Feb
5
56% Apr
116
4
7074
38 ¥3
17
V10
5
Reliable Stores Corp.—
74 ¥a
70%
37%
22
10
preference
prior
div
$1.25
4
19 ¥4 Mar 17
73
70%
39
18%
'
& Co—
(Robt.)
72%' '74
71%
37
13
-——;—1
Chemicals
Reichhold
11% July
7% Nov 25
11
12% Nov
42
Reeves
18
4
7374
70 ¥2
27 ¥4
No par
50c
Bit Co-Bros Inc
72%
•
preferred—.'-50*-■
2nd
non-cum
Roller
68% Jan
19% Mar 14
28% Jan
4%
Reed
12% May
i
2
54% May
5
Shares
7074
-19%.
v
the Week
May 6
>
37%
18 ¥2
36
\
72 ¥2
68
50
preferred
1st
4noncum
Reis
19
26
48% Apr
16% Jan
Feb
33%
24
16
2
15% Nov 27
55
4
5
53% Jan
25
9
29
32
Nov 24
25 V* Dec 28
Friday
Thursday
May 5
'
.
70%
'
37 ¥4
—
Rayonier Inc ____
..
——V,/--.
Raytheon Co
5
Reading Co common-,—_______i_50
3
73% Apr
16% Dec
Jan
8
Mar
63
—5
Raybestos-Manhattan __,—__No par
Inc
Ranco
Sales for
SALE PRICES
;■ - •>
'
' 1
37 V4
70 ¥4
71 ¥4
37
Wednesday
May 4
.
May 3
/
71
69%
♦70V2
preferred—_____No par
$3.50 1st
Apr
26
26 Vi Mar 15
43% Sep
7
30% Feb
74
America com^.No par
Radio Corp of
18
8
39 % Apr 26
70
Apr 19
28
Jan
6
29
May 2
Par:
EXCHANGE
78% Apr
59% Jan
67% Jan
37% Jan
9
Dec 28
67
-
1
73 % Dec
Feb
43 yn
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCKS
-
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
(2002)
22
79
283/4
29 ¥2
6,300
1,500
7,500
3,600
Volume
Number 5949
191
.
.
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.
and Financial
Chronicle
(2003)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1959
17
23
13% Sep 21
34% Nov
71'% Dec
3% May 29
45% Oct
35 % Feb
25
41%
70 y4 Jan
12
753/4 Apr
123/4 Feb
17
17
10 y2
Apr 11
May
4
1
Standard Brands
27
Jan
4 y2 Mar
11% Apr
43/4 Jan
Standard
Coil
Inc
25
Standard
Financial
15
Standard
Gas
41 Vb Mar
8
513/8 Jan
Standard
Oil
of
38
6
44% Jan
Standard
Oil
of
Apr
26
50 % Jan
Standard
64% Jan
23
47
Apr
25
56
Jan
Standard
86 y2 Jan
13
89
Mar
33/4%
'
7
Apr
24% May
76 % May
39% July 27
> July
117
6
36% Jan
6
102
2
Jan
2 8 3/4
May
5
May
6
10%
Co.
10c
California
Oil
of
New
Oil
of
Ohio
Jersey
Packaging Corp
20
preferred
convertible
preferred
Standard
43 3/4 Dec
30.
Mar
4
42% Jan
8
21 % Mar 25
Stanray
20
Starrett Co
Jan
2
12% Jan
12
17% July 27
19 % Dec
31
23% Jun
52% Sep
9
71/
Apr
21
54 % Mar
76 % Nov-
2
78
Dec
14
77
18
16%
8
Apr 13
Jan
8
5
18% Jun
23
14% Apr
Feb
9
59 3/8 Jun
22
34% Dec
23
25% Apr
Dec
18
23
26% Feb
6
29
20% Jan
6
27% Mar 13
15% Jan
2
22
Dec
29
19
May
Sep 21
5
24% Jan
9
9% Jun
65
Apr
17
33 ?
4
6
52
Sterchi
Sterling
33% Jan
4
4
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preference
51% May 4
26% Mar 24
10% May
9% May
28
28
67
Dec
14
503/4 May
3
38% May 29
20 % May
3
15% Mar 20
Mar 13
94
8
24% Dec
28
11% Sep
23
79% Dec
'
80
21
13
Subux-ban
26% Jan
Sundstrand
16% Jan
Sun
84
Apr
18
5
55% Jan
21
24% Jan
7
653/4 Feb
9
Jan
27
213/4 Mar
21
24% Apr
29
21% Jan
20
30% Dec
16
383/4 Jan
15
30% Jan
4
333/4 Feb
Dec
7
106% Feb
20
85% Mar 11
933/4 Jan
Sun
15
88
5% May
8% Mar 20
5% Dec
4
1275
Nov
25
Jan
23
25
Apr
3
29% Jan
23
35
Jan
5
47% Aug 21
2165
Jan
4
Sweets
51 % Feb
25
9
42% Apr
11% Jan
14
31
443/4 Feb
17
Feb
Swift
2
Oil
Co
Dec
48
6
6% May
4
93/4 Mar 21
133/b Mar 16
&
8% Nov 25
19 3/8 Jan
2
44% Nov
11
38% Jan
21
35% Sep 22
30%Jun 25
10 % Sep
12
87% Aug
3
14
15
16
20
23
34
Feb
Symington
6ct~21
27% Jun
-
Talcott
15
TelAutograph
163/8 Apr
27
Temco
41% Jan
4
11
35 y4 Apr
33% Jan
7
37
5
243/4 Apr
71% May
6
87
293/a Mar 15
Apr
17
Nov 16
39
y4 July
25% Mar
61 y4 Jan 27
193% Nov
25
393/4 Jan
23'/a Nov
14y4 Mar 10
102% Dec
30
Feb
18
63
19% Jan
8
26% May 18
124% Mar 18
Dec 31
76
29% July 30
23
Jan
30
Apr
24
31% July 30
36% Mar 4
36% Sep
21
72
28
14% Oct
11
Dec
2
May
6
14
25 vs May
Jan
Inc
2
154
Jan
213/4 May
15
May
7
Sep
8
70% May
6
When
5
Texas
Gas
Coal
Pacific
Land
4
Sub
Jan
11
Texas
78% Apr
27
108
12
10
13
$1.25
4
4
7
27
May
Jan
62 % May
16
4%
3
24 3% Jan
21
4
233% Mar 29
45 y8 Jan
2
693/4 Dec
7
52% Mar
8
683% Jan
6
Timken
Aug 17
17% May
6
22% Jan
4
Tishman
17
175% Apr
27
1
Sep
243/j Mar
40% Feb
29
42 y2
July 15
27
Jan
7
7 % Dec
30
17 % Jan
16% Jan
8
24% Jun
18
3
14
50 va Jan
82% Mar 31
24
9
37
Sep 21
423/4 Aug
50y# Dec 24
56% Jan
21
29
Jan
12
34% Jan
7
8
52 3% Feb
16
54 % Jan
29
Nov
9
18
8'% Nov 16
36
Sep 24
10% Sep 22
17% Nov 18
3
75% Mar
5
133/fl Mar
Mar 13
48
17% Apr
93/4 Mar
14 % Mar
1
25% Apr
May
363/a Feb
20
Transitron
15%
52%
533/4
53
26%
26%
263/4
26
4
&
26%
10,700
293/4
30%
5,600
*22%
223/4
300
_1
143/8
143/B
\14%
14%
141/4
14%
.14%
14%
141/4
14%
4,800
17%
173/4,
171/4
171/4
17%
*171/4
513/4
52
29%
29%
53
53
29
; :i
29%
10%
11%
93/4.
*308
\
10%
10%
17%
300
52 %
53
53
:
53%
54%
2,500
293/4
293/4
29%
30%
2,200
113/4
11
113/4
30%
10%
30%
113/8
113,900
9%
93/4
77,500
11%
10 Vb
9%
103/a
301
*17
51%'
12V4
93/4
310
17i/2
*17
•
310
318
28
281/4
51
51
503/4
52
22
22
20%
21%
13%
133/4
133/8
133/B
283/4
*82
.
46%
*82
84
47%
283/4
>
*86%
5 5/a
955
873/4
965
21
21 J/4
203/4
213/4
13%
13 Vb
13%
13%
13%
84
*82
31
31'A
87
85%
86
,
1010
1005
27%
*271/4
433/4
443/4
43%
44V2
1
12Vb
123/B
12
121/4
56%
56%
54%
56
9
:
■
-
/
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43%
44 J/4
43%
44
9,500
12%
i23/b
123/a
121%
12%
125%
8,800
54
;
44%
54%
54
56
553/4
553%
7
3,700
6%
125/8
143%
59,600
40 3/4
40%
40 3/8
401/4
40%
39%
40%
40
40%
11,400
X343/4
35%
35
35%
35%
35%
1,700
313/4
35%
35
35%
24
241/4
23%
24
74
72%
73%
71%
72%
713%
72'%
31 5/a
313/4
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
253/4
26
27%
26%
273/a
27%
275%
13,800
16%
73
31 %
7
25i/4!
243/8
72%
6%
31 5/B
355/a
24%
17
17
17 VB
16%
171%
16%
17'%
21,900
208
206%
24
x7234
/
206 3/4
2011/4
22%
223/4
223/4
16%
16%
90
90
733/4
76
20%
20 5/8
243/4
100
243/4
28
28%
.
No par
_5
,
'
4
JV 333/8
*10
_7.50
16
;
24%
1:7
205 %
>
209%
22%
22%
22 5/a
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18,700
24
4,300
28,100
5,900
209V4
2081/4
218
38,200
22
22%
X213/4
22
8,200
4,400
r
76%
20
24%
vV
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ti
325/8
*10
10%
•
.
:
203/s
153/4
15%
15%
15
15
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891/4
74%
35%
155/8
16
89%
V
■'
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100
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-
91
891/4
891/4
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90
751/4
76
75%
76V4
203/a
20%
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,-20%
190
75 5/a
/:
77%
9,200
20
20i%
20,100
25
*24%
25
243/4
243%
28
27%
28
28
28
f
4,000
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37%
363%
38%
35%
37'%
78,300
105/a
10
10
59%
603%
60
621%
*24%
245/a
275/8
28
353/a
105/a
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500
.
83
56%
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10%
100
613%
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83
83
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83
/ 61
28,600
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*
83
20%
133%
19%
183%
19%
19%
20%
20
203%
223%
225%
225%
225%
225%
22%
225%
22 5/a
225%
2,200
523%
533%
53%
543%
55
57%
56%
57%
57%
573%
10,700
17%
17 5%
17%
17%
175%
18
17%
.18%
173/a
175%
4,600
18,300
.
'
,
%
"
13,800
173%
17%
173%
17%
17i%
17%
17
17i%
16%
17%
1
20%
203%
20%:
20%
20%
21%
20%
21
203/a
203%
2
62%
63
623%
633%
63%
63%
63%
63%
62
623%
5,300
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1
Co class A_
i—.
Corp
Corp
Steel
27Vb
275%
27%
28 VB
273%
28%
27%
28'%
273%
27%
20,700
413%
43%
42%
43%
43%
453%
30,400
41%
'
43
30
30
No par
Industries
*29%
53%
5%
5%
6,800
13 5%
13%
14'%
8,800
333%
34%
343%
34i/2
34
343%
333/4
34%
14,500
*52%
523%
52%
52'%
52%
52%
521/4
52'%
273%
27
27
26%
27%
26%
27
4,600
323%
32%
32%
32%
32'%
323%
32
32
4,200
52%
53
53
*53
54
V 34% .343%
34
34%
34%
34%
33%
343%
34%
18,400
7
7%
7 Va
7%
7%
7i%
7%
7i%
3,700
*36%
37%
33%
34
52%
52%
27
27
26%
1
50
1
325%
33%
52%
11
100
55%
13'%
1
50
10
31
5%
13%
_1
Feb
*28
55%
13%
:
12% Feb
30%
5%
_
Electric
*29%
-
135%
6
14
common
31
43%
30%
4,400
55%
55%
13%
1
;
42
*29%
'
V'%
13%
/
5
Inc
Co
59%
19%
»
5
_
_
56% /
225%
10
—25
No par
_—
38
4
200
433A
6%
2011/4
2
191% Jan
27%
133/B
10
23
8
530
27%
Woodridge Inc-—
Coal
.
1
"
\v-'
*53
-
*53
54
•
54
~
7
7%
*36
■■
City Rap Transit com__No par
5% conv prior preferred_50
Coach
5,600
5%
992
39%
Twin
Oil
53/4
1000
53/4
1010
28
13
-1
8
TXL
2,300
133/4
17
8
Twin
2,700
863/4
86 %
6%
263/8
8
4
5%
1002
28
>
29,200
13'/a
163/4
Jan
Tung-Sol
1,200
31%
*31
.
7%
25%
Jan
.
86
22%
13%
7
33 %
9
58
,
A
10,I6o
45%
21%
22%
'
125/8
7
_5
Corp
38% Apr
8
4
86
84
133/B
7
Co_J_5
Co common
5% conv pfd series of 1957-.
20th Century Fox Film
6
31
4,400
3,700
44%
22%
31
3,200
■
21%
22
22%
7,500
12%-
50C
Corp
preferred
$2.70
*82
45%
'
213/4
1015
*27%
28
84
x44 %
,
5%
5%
5%
5%
53/4
21
31
X85%
965
51%
22%
22%
31
1,290
30%
46%
31
300
50 3/4
21%
223/4
x31
.
29%
51%
-
22%
46%
223/4
295
29%
50%
13Vb
221/4
22%
306
29
52
45%
46%
22
22%
,
300
283/4
'
*82
X22%
10
20%
.
84
x22
r
9%
314
'
51
;i 28%
27%
Oil
Airlines
Traux-Traer
Apr 13
20,400
Trust—
Tri-Continental
/
541/4 Mar 10
200
53%
30%
25
Co
&
Williams
World
10
15%
22%
No par
Electronic
Transue
Trans
*15%
6,100
22%
Co
Co
Trans-United
4
39% Jan
11
52% Mar 31
Mar
Edison
Tractor Supply
Co
11
4OV4 Jan
7
*15%
;>
29%
4.16%
Trane
19
25% Mar 11
30
25%
153/a
,52%
25%
15
513/4
Realty & Construction—_1
Jan
32
3
10
43% Apr
15
50 3/4
513/4
29%
14%
513/4
251/8
12.50
Bearing
Transainerica
26
Jan
19
275%
May
Toledo
£■
.
500
17
223/4
common
Roller
17%
*163/4
30
1*
Oil
19
17
*15
14%
501/4
,
No par
preferred
83/4 Feb
39
20
Apr 26
33% Apr 29
July 31
54% Mar
$1.20
22% Mar 29
681% Apr 21
293% Jan
4
Apr 29
43/4 Apr
Tidewater
4
8
12 v8
30
18%
*16 3/4
81
30
(J R);
preferred
183/4 May
16
34 %
11,200
9,000
58'A
5
14
10
16%
57%
56
23
25% Jun
8,200
18%
163/4
25
Glass
Thompson
Jan
56 % Mar
30%
*22%
Ry Co—
Chemical
Jan
26
30%
81
No par
preferred—
Mfg Co
conv
Thatcher
Thiokol
24
Jan
30%
81
1
Texas Utilities Co
29 % Apr
70
30%
19
f
58
ex-distribution__l
ctfs
Pacific
88
Sep~21
303/4
18'A
9,800
Corp.
57%
1
Sulphur
share
&
22
53%
30%
<
223/8
Textron Inc common
4
613/4 Jan
Apr
291/4
,
32% Jan
15% Feb
29%
28
30
Instruments Inc
26% Jan
20 Vb
"29
283/4
253/4
A
Transmission
Pacific
27% May
15
29%
28'a
.
*79%
5
Texas
24
17 y8 Apr
28%
29V4
Stanray
25
Texas
18
3
30
29
si
1.25
11
Dec
15% Dec
293/4
29%
58
_1
Apr 13
NOV
26 y8
293/4
28%
29%
Inc
21
19% Mar 11
293/4
>
57 %
_1
Gulf
233/4 Feb
Jan
■■
■
*791/2
j.
Gulf Producing
Jan
*75
22%
Corp__
Texas
193/4
80
*75
81
issued
Texaco
80
25%
Corp
4
32% May
Feb
200
*74
?/$
Texas
243/4 Jan
79
78
30"
.
4,100
58
l
Tennessee Gas Transmission
25
20% Sep
79
33,300
25%
291/4
Corp—
>
7
19% Feb
46% Feb
26
24%
-
573/8
_1
(James)
Thompson Ramo
52
24%
:
*79%
Corp..
14
29% Jan
6
87% Mar 14
70% Jan
26
81
10c
Jan
219%
6
25%
223/4
Co
19% Jan
37
•«.:
100
25 %
25
25
Aircraft
Tennessee
Mar 23
32% May
16% Mar 31
89
l
Texas
1
27
48
*87%
281%
California
T
29
23% May
71%
473/4
89
"
20
America
Wayne
10% Jan
1
423/8
48
*87%
42 %
*223/a
Co—
57% Apr
V
42
47%
87
423/8
58
15
series of '55-.
v'\; '
Feb
29
423/4.
48
87
57%
No par
of
of
157,000
423/s
473/4
89
*79%
1
series
Mining
Superior
5
31,500
2.50
Sunshine Biscuits Inc__—
Sunshine
37,100
5
1
.
2nd pfd
800
42%
38%
433/8
*74
to
4%
41%
38
47%
_5
preferred
Feb
13%
29 %
Corp common
Co
31
1
30%
28%
4%
43
39%
38%
41%
*86%
293/4
45/8
4%
X42
47%
89
163/4
Corp
5% %
7% Mar 11
2
Oil
1348
Apr
42'A "
47%
Name changed
:
4%%
21
895
43/8
39%
I
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
Mar 29
TV
435/8
39
78
i
Chemical
26% Feb 2C
14% Mar
10% Nov 20
23
4%
423/4
39%
163/4
$4.50 series A preferred
25
8
43%
42%
"
4
44% May
9,700
*4%
*86%
100
Corp
'
29
10%
39 Vc
1
Gas
Sunbeam
52% Dec 29
22% Nov 25
20% Sep
10%
17%
preferred
conv
10%
76%
Webster_.
30% May
64% Jan
Apr 22
Feb
$5
10%
26 Vb
Studebaker-Packard Corp
When issued
&
Jan
10%
*163/4
Broadcasting Co—-
529
6
lOVa
31
18%
j.
&
173/4 Jan
6
103/4
17
common
Storer
24% Jan
2
Oct
Oct
10%
9,100
5
Stone
5
11
30V4
Co__
30:j/4 Jan
25 % Mar 28
Apr
50
Fuller
58% Mar 28
20
May
19
13,300
41%
5
16%
18% Feb
131/4
17va
Inc^_
Stix
11
13
33
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc_^
Stewart-Warner Corp
Jan
13
163/4
Inc___
7
26
12%
100
4
&
133/fl
30%
•
Stores
Drug
Baer
12%
5
common
32 % Jan
16% Jan
295-
Co
253/b Jan
6
2
28
Bros
133/8
No par
L S—
1
14 Vb Apr
29% Oct
5
5
29
(The)
preferred
16 % Jan
12 %
1
Stauffer Chemical
533/4 May
618
9% Aug 26
Sep 22
325
May
520
13i/2
25 %
Co.
■
Apr 12
Aug 25
33% Mar 25
Corp
3%%
8
Apr
20%
29
65% Jan
44% Mar 24
31% Dec
Jan
4
81
27
13% Jan
43
Ry Equipment Mfg
Stanley Warner Corp_
143/4 Mar
22
74%
20
convertible
6 vo
743/8
20
preferred-
$1.20
33% Apr
41 %
75
4%
__1
convertible
Shares
40%
74%
41%
com
the Week
May 6
75
47%
'
Friday
May 5
40%
411/8
75
393/8
.
__100
Sales for
Thursday
75%
42 %
7
A
PRICES
1
75%
«
4%
10
common
SALE
May 4
41
41%
39
25
series
HIGH
41%
6.25'
$1.60
40% Jan
28
413/4 July 27
123/4
Indiana:
preferred
Standard
1
Inc
Corp_'
Electric
&
75%
AND
Wednesday
May 3
40 Vb
41%
40%
75%
1
Co
40
No par
:
Tuesday
'
May 2
'
No par
com
Products
41 y2
May
Monday
Par
$3.50 preferred
4
17
23
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
26
92
7
8
6
31% Jan
NEW YORK
59% Jan
62% Jan
23
27% Jan
84
Jan
1
Highest
52% Apr
Nov 16
Jun 30
85
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
July 29
5
45% Nov 25
39% Nov 20
50
STOCKS
■„
"ig*est
37
Dec 18
82'% Feb 24
23% May 11
Lowest
34
500
400
37%
*36%
37%
*36%
37%
*36%
37%
1
10%
10%
10
10%
10'%
103%
10%
11
10 3%
10%
5,200
1
Co
143%
15
145%
15
14%
15
15
153%
143/4
15%
9,000
1
No par
36%
165%
27%
16%
26%
16%
27%
163%
163%
28%
16%
163%
16%
16%
2,900
26%
21%
28
273/4
28%
16,000
9%
8%
83/4
8%
8%
__
Corp_
u
10% Jan
2
19% Nov
6
9% Jun
12
23
153/4 Jan
13
18% Jan
22
Udylite Corp
30% Mar 13
243/4 Feb
29
323/8 Jan
25
Underwood
163/4 Dec
14% Aug
51
8% May
4
12% Mar
5
(The)
Corp
1
Union
Asbestos
.
&
Bag-Camp
Rubber
Jan
28
2
33% May
6
Union
9
150% July 27
126% May
3
43% Jan
148% Jan
4
120% Feb
6
Union Carbide Corp
30% Jun
19
4
353/4 Apr
26
15
353/4 Mar 16
98% Mar 4
Jan
86% Oct
87% Jan
6
93
78
9
Co—__5
41
74
Aug
4
67
Dec
<24
77
.
Apr
32
Sep
16
76
Feb
25
68% Jan
5
3
$4.50
$3.70
Preferred
24
87
77% Jan
7
53% July 10
33% Mar
8
43% Jan
29% Nov
17
7% Nov
19
25% May
6
31
Jan
5
9% Feb
26
73/4 Jan
4
6
29%
8% Jan
32% Jan
29
373/4 Jan
19% Oct
30% Jan
1
253/8 Feb
4
20 vb Apr
21
243/4 Jan
13
6
45
4
July 15
25% Apr
5
Mar 26
323/b Apr
36
Oct
28
66
Oct
14
136
Nov
30
Apr
3
1093/4 Mar 26
9
32% Mar 26
80%
243/a Feb
20
41% Jan
15
Apr 21
81% Apr 26
98% Feb
26
92% Feb
11
23% Mar
28% Jan
4
90
22%
Jun
12
30% Jan
86
Oct
21
95
25
Nov
27
22
Oct
22
38% Apr
88% Apr
10
64
17
623/4 Apr
29
Sep 23
38% Dec
11
31
9% May 19
7
7% Dec
9
29%
Jan
12
16
Jan
2
23% Nov
17
6
22
24
Mar
323/4 Apr
9
18
90
May
Mar 11
84% Jan
Mar 24
8
May
27
38
Feb
23
United-Carr
Fastener
7% Jan
12
United
(Del)-—
313/4 May
6
3 6 3/8 Mar 28
18% May
6
22 vb Jan
6
United
5
31% Jan
6
5
25
2
20% July 20
163/4 Apr
Jan
25
7% May
8
2
11% Jan
8
53/4 May
2
7% Jan
4
16
13
35
Jan
42'% May 6
86% Sep 22
120
Apr 27
165
Mar 30
For
75
Dec
footnotes,
21
see
40% Jan
4
26% Mar'1 8
26
145% Sep 22
4
4
83% Jan
14
85% Aug 18
Nov
64 % Jan
30% Mar
88
Apr
30% Jan
19
Apr 20
50
4
80%: Sep
11
1
513/a Apr
28
6
13/4 Jan
16% Apr
28
34% Mar
18% Jan
Apr 12
303/a Jan 27
213/4 July 24
2y8 Mar 10
65 y. Dec
20
57% Apr
5
'
33
74% Jan
86% Feb
12
108
May
Jan
27
154
Apr
149
page
24.
7%
No par
preferred
25
Chemical Corp com—1
4%% preferred
100
S & Foreign Securities
1
S Freight Co
NO par
S Gypsum Co common
—4
1% preferred
—i00
6%
4
U
4
U
4
U
17%
7Vs
,
34%
35%
26%
325/a
93
*89
93
26
64
32
26
63%
*32
26
64%
323/4
7%
17%
75/8
5%
17%
1
51%
73/a
32%
19
22%
29%
47%
17%
7%
6
175/8
1
51%
31%
31%
92
84
7%
19
23%
29%
48
175/8
8
29%
47%
-
8%
90%
80
32
22%
-
—10 >-■
Co—13%
United
Greenfield Corp
10
•
United Industrial Corp
1
Convertible pfd series A
8.50
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
•
United Park City Mines Co
1
United Shoe Mach common
25 /'
U S Borax &
35%
18%
Foundry—5
275/8
35% 35%
126% 127
90%
*75
72%
*80%
36%
26%
73/4
29%
21%
29%
34Vs
*90
*82%
26%
31%
32
United Gas Corp
18
27
26
63%
31%
—
5
United Gas Improvement
Mar 29
4
Engineering &
*
1
United Fruit Col
533/4 Jan
3
Corp
*89
No par
(Del)
2.50
United Electric Coal Cos
37% Mar 16
32% Jan
26%
32V4
Carton Corp—:_10
6
6
2
Board &
United
343%
355/8
126% 127
35%
35%
90%
91 %
*75
80
*73% ..75 ..
*80%
82 1
371/4
40%
26
263/8
7% '
7%
30
30%
21%
21%
29%
30%
34%
35
*90
*82%
No par
preferred
United Carbon Co__
19
23
$4.50
23% July
9
-
.
18
46% Apr
29 % Sep
Co—
25
22
May
28% May
30% Dec
Co
preferred
Jan
59% Aug 27
7
RR
Car
Apr
45% Mar 9
42% Jan 22
19
Tank
76
13
1% Nov
45% Jan
Pacific
non-cum
27
48% Jan
16% Jan
common___10
10
—Nopar
Union Twist Drill Co.
—5
United Air Lines Inc
-10
United Aircraft Corp common____5
4% (ser of 1955) conv pfd
100
4% (ser of 1956) conv pfd
100
United
Artists
Corp—.
:
1
United Liscuit of America—No par
4%
Union
4
31% Sep 29
16% Jan
of
series
25
Mar 21
.
25
Union
38% Feb
37% Jan
California
Oil
Union
18
10
No par
No par
No par
4
29% Nov 27
-
No par '
series
Preferred $4 series
:
82% Mar 28
23
Apr 12
:
common
series
$3.50
Dec
101
Co
Preferred
Preferred
40% Dec
Mar
Electric
Mar 25
Apr
8
74% Apr 26
19
773/4 Feb
80
Union
Paper Corp—6%
No par
v
5%
6Vb
17%" 17%
1
1
51%
52%
31
31%
34%
35
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81
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30%
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22
30%
32
32
32%
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35
35%
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7%,
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4,200
600
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81%
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27
28
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32%
32%
323%
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91%
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26
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32
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19
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32
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40
313%
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•
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200
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18%
18%
3,600
22%
21
213%
34,500
22,700
283%
29%
28 s/8
28%
48
48
48%
481/4
18%
18
18VB
1,100
17,200
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1,000
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75%
6%
6
6%
63%
7,800
173%
14,400
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3,600
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17%
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17
1%
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51%
51%
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35%
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88%
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88%
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51%
6,200
32%
1
740
353%
13,200
26%
27%-
26%
26%
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631/4
63%
63%
64
8,500
106%
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108
106
154
>152
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154
9,400
140
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, May 9, 1960
(2004)
24
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YORK/STOCK'EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD"
NEW
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
12% Jan
28 % Oct
29
36% Mar
97. Sep
22
17
44% May 28
35 Va Apr 20
28% Apr
10
Jan
2
14% Apr
9
267/« Dec
23
15
Jan
29% Jan
26% Mar 10
25
——.10
S Pipe & Foundry Co
5
S Playing Card Co
5
S Plywood Corp common
1
3%% preferred series R
100
8V4 Jan
2
10
Jan
26
7% Mar
8
8% Jan
27
18
29
Jan
21
21% Mar
9
26% Jan
5
U
Jan
4
U
8
50% Jan
19
U
26
77% Feb
19
26% Apr
7
Dec
297a Oct
30
40
39 Va Oct
23
58% May 18
76
24 '
19
33% Jan
27% Sep
3874 Feb
7
4
138% Sep
21
22% Dec
7
26% Jan
6
37% Feb
22
14% Feb
17% Jan
26
8% Jan
2
12 Ya Jan
14
9
34% Mar 24
53% Oct
19
33
157
9
Dec
Apr
Jan
6
8
24% Mar 29
Feb
97% Dec
7
Aug
11%
59
159
14
Dec" 21
28 7. Jan
5
71
Nov
17
84
Jan
16
70% Feb
16
40
Feb
9
50
July 29
41% Feb
16
31
Jun
40
36% Feb
9
NOV
27
16
42
9% Jan
2
Jan
6
7
Apr
9
44
18
Feb 19
22% Jan
2
30% Nov
5
26% Feb
12
31% Jan
5
36% Apr 17
53
Nov 23
31% Feb
26
36
39% Jan
12
51% Apr
26% Sep
21
~4%
Dec
29
U% Jan
i
76
Oct
22
96% Dec
4
19% Jan
2
82 % Nov
25
33 Va Jun
9
98% Dec
18
108
29%
49%
76%
141%
23%
23%
24%
141%
23%
24 Va
19%
19%
19 Va.
35
25%
19%
19%
19%
60
10%
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90
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10%
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35
36
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35
33
-
34
10%
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56%
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126
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24%
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51 %
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36%
78
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91
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90
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57%
47%
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23%
35
25
10%
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57
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159
30
125
135
57,900
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50%
53
23%
36
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36
50%
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24%
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4,000
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23,500
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373/4
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36%
36%
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35%
22%
22%
23%
22
22%
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1274
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12
12%
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36
35%
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1
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48 3/4
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637/8
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18
Vendo
4
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33/4
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4
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11
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88
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93
91%
92%
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22 %
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22
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22%
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81%
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102%
102%
102%
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102%
6%
——
dividend partic
com
preferred-.100
8
Virginia Elec & Power Co com_.
100
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 preferred
—
Feb 24
81% Mar 23
86% Apr
Sep
29
87% Mar 16
84
Apr 26
85
12% Nov
11
20% Mar
9
11
May
15% Jan
4
Vulcan
19
4
5ft
21
Apr 26
Jan
46
29
357a
18
$4.20
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Co
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preferred
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__
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102
86
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Materials
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preferred
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94% Apr
8
102% Apr 14
9
45 %
30%
26,000
35%
25
4
45 Va
29%
34
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149%
148%
44%
31 %
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107a
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f
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45
30%
11,100
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15% Mar 10
149%
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78
51%
3574
44
90% Feb
148%
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20%
:10%
90
$? 10
517/a
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15
98% Jan
48
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29
9
48
78
517/a
31%
Jan
IX
47
*77
78
5174
31
Jan
21% Mar
1,900
32
89
96% Feb 20
13,800
26%
32
82% Jan
103% Feb
22 7.
26%
32
80
2
47%
21%
27%
32
86% Mar 23
4
467a
223/8
315/B
91% Mar 17
2
277a
22
26%
y.'-
22%
277a
31%
15
15% Dec
100
227.
100
3,500
313/a
16
87% Jan
8%
31%
78% Oct
96% Jan
27 y8
*8
—5
Va-Carolina Chemical
4
27
8 7.
12 74
81% Dec
79
277a
874
38
Vick Chemical Co
103%
26%
874
2274
7
4
273/8
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200
20,600
39
1274
6
99% Jan
27
*38%
39
3774
Jan
5
Jan
*38 3^
21%
96% Apr1
26
38 7a
127.
26
34% Jan
387a
26,200
10%
377a
9
4
397a Mar
107.
227a
Apr 22
79
10%
1274
9
Feb
21% Mar
Mar 20
107
6% Jan
3% Mar 18
76
35% May 25
10 3%
21%
Van
5
68% May
38% Mar 11
10 7/8
6%
30
36%
Co
Corp of America
$2.28 convertible preferred
7
May
6 %
*29%
1
Vanadium
Steel
Vanadium-Alloys
5
13% Mar 15
33% Apr
6 3/a
29%
—5
5
34% Jan
20
Mar
11
Shares
5%
29%
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
Jan
25
Jan
34
26
13% July 28
the Week
May 6
107a
23%
36
25
56%
Friday
May 5
57/B
*77
*19%
;
Sales for
Thursday
29
5 3/a
87.
22 7.
27%
23'A
*35
^ 24
-
SALE PRICES
29
29
10%
397a
27 7.
46
47
*77
78
49% 51
148
149
—
■
25
36%
56%
21% Apr
47% Aug 27
29%. Nov
6
2
32% Feb
18
May
50
com_No par
Tobacco
Leaf
100
*157% 159
—6.25
112% 115
When issued
—^.U.^.^2,50//; / ■-//• 45%
46%
Universal Oil Products Co_——1
23%
25 %
Universal Pictures Co Inc com—_1
*36%
37
4 >A ft preferred
100
77%
77%
Upjohn Co
—1
47
47%
Utah Power & Light Co
-12.80
35%
35%
76% Mar 14
,
27%
34'/a
19%
Corp
8ft preferred —
Match Corp
38% Apr
2
17
34 Ya
Pharmaceutical—1
&
*7%
22
Universal
31% Apr
23% May
29% Feb
29%
27
•
35y8
1
Vitamin
Universal
Apr 13
54% May
12
12
Sep~21
Apr
135
Feb
72
10
25% Oct
18%
7
5
6
10%;
*387.
23'A
35
24%
■.
10%
*88
10
S
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
4
Jan
148
10
23 7a
No par
common
—1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Whelan Corp__;
30c
April
51% Jan
6
Co
noncumulative preferred___25
United Stockyards
Mar 31
91
Tobacco
common
*28%
50%
25%
19%
10%
90
10Va
U
Apr 12
12%
12
May
41% Apr
45
;
47% Feb
60% Aug 28
Mar 30
46
34
8
S
7ft
3
4
83
5
U
8
Jan
2
30
146
11
Feb
7% Feb
Jan
Dec
Mar
24% Jan
157. Jan
30
15% Mar 16
7
80
100
145% Apr
U S Steel Corp
7% preferred
5%
29
10%
3972
27%
8 7.
22%
27%
46%
79
HIGH
AND
May 4
*.'••• 147 Mi 148
'
45
45%
45Va 45%
28%
30Va
30
30%
49
49
"••/:y 49
49
74% 75%
x74% 76%
141% 141%
141% 141'A
-—50
16%
100
7ft preferred
1
36
48%
5
common—
1
Smelting Ref & Min com—50
5
14
May
24
50% Mar 12
S
46
*77
Corp
19
Mar
23
U
-
1st 'preferred—i-100
non-cum
Shoe
S
Feb
50
139% Jan
34 % Jan
common
1037. Jan
47% Jan
9
29% Sep
36%
74'/a May
21
33% Oct
8ft
U
Apr
Co
Rubber Co
S
>
27
Apr 12
47
26% Mar
108% Aug 31
153
Jan 28
U
5
149% Feb 15
37% Mar
24
54 y4 Feb
6
88% May
Jan
64
2
Jan
144
154% Aug 10
47
Oct 29
30
45% Nov
Jan
48% May
7
69% July
10
45% Feb
142% Sep
25
43% Mar
75
19
Jun
99
9
Jan
Lines
S
A
series
4%ft preferred
24 Va Jun
35
*7%
22 %
27%
Inc common
preferred
4%ft
U
preference
A
Industries
S
22
40
Mar 31
38
U
13% Jan
5
5%
*28 7.
10%
*387t
27%
class
5 ft
12
31% Feb
25
8272c
50
1
50
1
U S Hoffman Mach ccjmmon
4
8% Jan
3
5% May
29
28
40 7. Oct
Highest
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
7% Dec
May 2
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 3
5%
5%
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
/
16
16
937a
16
y
;
600
94
*93
94
100
98%
*97%
99
30
66
98%
*63
66
w
•
i
66% Sep
25
76% Mar 11
Dec
17
46 % Nov
40
14% Jan
21
33% Mar 30
Sep
22
4
29
8% Dec
8
20
Oct
26
48
Jun
12
50
Electric
20
17% Apr
Jan
14
55
9
40
Jan
Walker
47% Feb
25
1
157. Jan
4
1574 Jan
15
89% Jan
7
4
107a Jan
18
9
45% Apr
4
217/aMar
(Hiram) G & W
Wallace
Ward
Industries
48% Jan
4874 May
4
317a Feb 24
40 V2
5
407a
5
"7 *26%
1
2.50
41
41
40%
41
2,800
4072
*3974
407a
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4074
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27
574
2674
57a
2674
5%
277a
277a
277.
277.
27%
27%
500
5V2
5%
55/a
53/8
57a
57a
5%
9,800
42 V2
42%
427a
427a
427a
4274
423/8
42%
41%
42%
11,100
44
44%
44
44
447a
417a
45%
447a
West
Kentucky Coal Co
4
1374
13%
1374
137/a
137/a
143/4
*13%
147a
14
14%
4,300
4
West
Penn
5
36 V2
37
367a
377.
377.
377/a
373/8
373/4
37
37%
12,100
25
West
Penn
93V2
93 74
93%
8
4.20ft
29
4.10ft
8
61
Dec
14
39
8
5674 Jan
4
17
957a Apr
35% Jan
21
Apr
Mar 31
93
Dec
31
101
26
Jan
7
38
Apr
237a Jan
8
38
Jan
87
July 22
Mar
9272 Feb
14
21
35% Dec
31
53%
8
22
Dec
Auto
6
38 72 Mar 18
6
19
Western
42
Dec"l7
Jan
2174 Feb
57
13
Western Union
May
257a May
4572
Dec"29
88 Va
112
24
Jan~29
Feb
11
103
7
327a Jan
66% July
2
98% Mar 13
Apr
Pacific
5
Westinghouse
6
Westinghouse Electric
7
1
103
Apr
6274 Jan
6
9674 Jan 27
347/a Jan 22
3.80ft
July
May 26
5372 Mar 20
377a Mar 14
4474 Jan
22
White
Dental
40% Mar 30
66% Dec
4572 May
6774 Jan
6
White
Motor
22
102% Mar 11
15
Jan
7
14
247a Jan
7
Jan
6
23
2
27
97a Apr
July 23
68
3
9974 Jan
287a July 21
5172 July 23
17 74 Jan
Mar
Jan
20
10074 Feb 25
28
147a Jan
8
Apr 22
2774 Apr
7
52% Jan
8
9
4274 Apr 28
22 7e May
2
2874 Jan
4
5172 Mar 11
3174 Mar 10
307a Nov
8ep 22
4574 Sep
6
26
1
34% May
40
6
2
88
Mar 31
6
29
Sep
16
2374 Jan
2
147a Dec
14
1172 Feb
12
17
46% Sep
40 72 Jan
1
4274 Jan
4
22
7974 Mar 15
23
36% Apr
Feb
19
82% Feb
11
67a Jan
397a Jun
43
10
2774 Feb
Mar 25
119
Apr
26
39% Jan
29
Jan
5
9
257a Feb
9
6
25
May
31
59
Mar
8472 July 15
9474 Feb
2
50% Mar
927a Aug 14
127a July 24
78
2772 Jan
53% Jan
2
677. Dec
59 % Nov
19
367a Mar
7
18
9% Nov 23
10
9
7
,
39% July
Sep
122
5
8
5 V4
Mfg
Co
$3
convertible
preferred
50
1
5
Wilson & Co Inc common
$4.25
Wilson-Jones
Windsor
277a
26 V4
*28
18
27 V2
29 V2
187.
43%
267a
42%
255/a
52%
5474
84
84
*103
105
487.
49 7a
9472
94 V2
247/a
25V2
*64
65 V2
397.
3974
45 V2
46 V2
100%
10074
10
107.
*26
44
prir8a /
'
«
4,200
413/4
4174
94
*923%
94
40
227a
22
23
14,500
3674
36
36%
*96
98
*96
8,600
98
267a
287a
277.
275/8
2874
297a
*28
29
29
29
177/a
18
18
18
173/4
17%
6,900
43%
44
43 74
4474
43 7a
433/4
36,300
267.
267a
277a
2674
2674
.
26%
85
105
26 3/a
10,300
55
547.
547a
48,200
85
*83 7a
84%
*103
105
*103
497a
493/4
95
95
2574
257a
6474
64 74
397a
39%
397a
407.-«
467/a
49
487a
4974
1007a
100
49
497a
947a
947a
243/4
253/a
*64
1007a
*10C
10 7.
10
27
48%
107.
*253/4
25
6,400
„
44%
43%
433/4
2274
237.
24
24
24%
34
3474
34
34
357a
2,100
3974:
48%
8,900
50
100
93/4
26 74
2,700
9%
267.
35
300
657a
3874'
j.
27
260
94%
243/4
*64
"
6,500
48%
*94
657a
100
105
48
1074
400
54 7a
54%
*837a
*100
10,100
*83 7a
x547a
*103
287.
*34
22V2
_
*42%
243/a
100
.
400
44
243/a
4,900
343/4
*33
600
9,900
36
357a
36%
357a
34%
357a
82
82
82
*807.
82
247.
80%
10
2474
*247.
24%
2474
807a
247a
*24%
25
X25
25
10c
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
127/a
517.
137.
127a
13 7a
127a
12%
113/4
12
51%
*113/4
517a
12%
517a
5074
51
51
5174
51%
36%
3774
527/a
3774
377a
373/8
373%
16,700
16
7a
J3
II
%
II
249,300
I
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
com
Rights
6ft preferred
1
36V2
10
3674
13
100
4
Worthington
Service
Corp
367a
37
J,
y
13
120%
1197a
1197a
*119
1207a
*119
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
2674
2774
277a
2772
277a
277a
27 7a
277a
26
26
25%
26V4
25
25%
2574
257a
10
64
64%
65V2
657a
51
700
11,400
1207a
20
27%
27 7.
3,800
2574
253%
2,900
65%
10,300
2,700
*119
!
200
2,800
647a
5174
8574
653/4
657a
657a
50%
8574
53%
5374
547a
53
5374
*85V2
*5374
100
86%
86%
867a
857a
853/4
8674
120
—No par
837.
863/4
8474
8274
823/4
82%
83
8V2
87a
874
83
874
82
8374
5
87/a
8%
8374
8%
1,500
1,800
series:
Jan
6
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
2
37% Jan
6
2
1387a Jan
4
3
237a Jan
7
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No
Youngstown Steel Door
No
10
31%
317/a
31»/a
5
227.
1007a
20
223/4
1013/4
20 V4
ioi74
par
par
22%
19%
31'%
223/4
103
19%
87/a
31%
32
31%
23
23
*23
104
105
101
197/a
< t
2enltl' Radl° Con>-
1207a
10
_10
common
Prior preferred 47aft
ini
*119
10
Corp
5
°9/'day. «n receivership
Feb " "6
80
417.
90
-
35 V2
*80V2
19% May
t
84%
22
2074
20
8%
31%
65
*8%
3174
54
31%
6,30C
2074
233/4
233/4
90C
1017a
2374
104
103y2
10.6OC
20
20
2,20C
•
<
Ex-distribution.
867a
*83
357a
98
*4374
44
95
*85
36
3474
*26
27
4174
*92 %
*93%
83
83
36
80V2
Inc
66
t
98
947a
867a
*85
2274
X22
*96
*96
947a
867a
130
45%
35 7.
*807.
Co
8
.t
267.
*85
*44
No par
Industries
Public
94
98
*27
29V2
177.
17%
42
43
25 7e
267a
527a
54%:
*84
85
*103
105
47%
48 %
9372
937a
25
257a
64 V2
64 V2
>
39%
3974
467a
47 7a*99 V2 10074
97a
9%
*26
27
*43
457a
227a
227a
3472
347a
No par
preferred
30% Apr
2274 May
253/4 Jun 24
1
20
Wilcox Oil Co
Woolworth (F W) Co
38
*96
White Stores Inc
100% May
1
34 %
1
Woodward Iron Co
13
21%
34
100
Wisconsin
14
21
20
ft-preferred
4
8574 Jan
23
3474
10
White Sewing Machine common
Prior preference
4
.10% Jan
93
93
34
100
(The S S)
8
6
93
93
21V2
10
common
67% Jan
Jan
41%
No par
8
8674 May
417.
common—
5
convertible preferred—80
4
Apr
1
87a Feb 24
8
Jan
4 7. ft
277a May
30% Jan
8074 Mar 10
49% Jun 24
148
197a Nov 10
II May
25
23% Jun 22
2872 Dec 31
26
1474 Mar 30
54
7a Apr 28
129
Sep 30
Mar 30
42
100
$5 preferred
Whirlpool Corp
39 74
64
417a
*92 7a
6.25
com
series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
78
6
42 %
—2,50
Air Brake
preferred
Sep 21
65% Sep 28
37% Dec 24
28
Telegraph—
Apr
1
42
No par
5774 Jan
Apr 25
93% Apr 28
24% May
5
83
l
com
RR
85
47
7
83
Western Maryland Ry com
No par
4ft noncum 2nd preferred
40
4
Feb 17
7772 Jan
Jan
85
94V2
5
Inc
Supply Co
37
*83
100
Air Lines
Western
16% Apr
32% Nov 17
86V2
85
100
Western
2674 May
28% May
*85
*83
5
472 ft preferred
93V2
867a
*93
*85
100
& Paper common
6
7*44
100
100
4.80ft preferred
31
35
West Va Pulp
4
10072 Aug 12
29
24
Co
Power 472ft pfd
preferred series B
preferred series C
37% Jan
17
com
50
Electric
367a May
Apr 27
2974 Feb
Snowdrift
4.80ft preferred
42
8
200
4
Apr
29% Feb
41
*3974
4
Jan
31% Feb
41
4074
Jan
95
11474 Jan
1,400
407/a
Jan
83 72 Apr
Nov
45%
3774 May
86
Dec
457a
17
1
79
453/4
47
4
83
45%
2
27
19
35 7a Sep
45%
May
8272 Feb
118
457a
12% Mar 22
7872 Jan
July
457/a
3374 Jan
13
6
17
19% Oct
3,900
4574
407a
44
Apr
78
8,900
313/8
Apr 29
23% July 8
May
32% Jan
587a
313/a
3874 Apr 24
91
36
573/4
317a
50
11
Oil &
90
36
20
587a
31
Wesson
102
Jun
193/4
5774
3174
19
28
.
20
58%
Apr
Knitting Mills
79
Sep 23
78% Dec 29
7
20
587a
317a
45
85% Dec
97
5,400
20
58
31
57V4
x31
2
19
NOV
2,900
Feb
Jun
52% May
92% Jan
207.
8,700
32
167s Dec 30
103
20
70
6%
40%
774
Wayne
44% Nov
77%
20
81%
63/4
41
Welbilt Corp
30
27% Sep
*87
40%
40
14
40 72 Nov
293A Jan
873/4
7
407a
672
15
31% May 25
Dec
*87
6%
40
Waukesha Motor Co
No par
.
67.
40
467a
Pharmaceutical
Co
8774
*87
67a
3974
46
(S D)
87%
67a
77/aJan
2672 Apr
30
Nov
40
307a Jan
878 Jun
31
5
88
407a
67a
1
4,000
5
21
95
2,400
27
12
3% Jan
May
14,700
125/8
5% May
25% Jan
33
4
10%
123/8
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Washington Water Power
No par
5
21
10%
12%
317.
487a Jan
Apr
45% Jan
107a
12 74
207.
4
43
10V4
127/a
5874
Warren
4
107a
127a
Corp
Warner-Lambert
20
453/4
10
127a
1972
18
18
39% Mar
4574
107a
127a
87%
31
597/8 Apr
367a Apr
39% Jan
9
9
45 %
10
57%
8
27
12
41Va Jun
36% Feb
457.
107.
1274
1
Feb
4572 May
900
46 V4
Co
Feb
"4
\
10
10
Warner
200
3,500
;
,12%
877.
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
51
2
1674
1
100
common
6ft preferred
Ward
*16%
5174
1
Co
Baking Co
17
54% May
Sep"u
////.
*6?
2.50
Inc
& Tiernan
Walworth
30% Apr
46
*64
32%
No par
4
25
10
v.:./*'
100
15
Apr 20
6V4 May
28% Apr
7
65% Aug 21
'
:
preferred
Corp
No par
10
Feb
86% Mar 22
472ft
System
Walgreen Co
37% Mar
Aug 21
•
Waldorf
Apr 29
41
12
12% July 22
16
Wagner
9 Va Apr
18% Aug 24
94
Feb 20
24% Jan
4
35 74 Mar
18% May 19
837a Dec
Jan
45
52% July 20
11% Nov
12% May 19
39
25
447a Jan
16
Apr
20
-
7
RR
73% Mar
4
327a Apr
21
55% May 11
41% July 29
2
43% Sep
21
64% May
30
Wabash
'fit
Ml
941/,
93V, 97
97'/, 101 ti,
looy.
—
or petition has been filed for the company's reorganization.
aDeferred delivery.
rCash
sale,
wd When
distributed,
102V.
x
100% 103V,
Ex-dividend.
y
27.101
Ex-rights.
"
Number 5949
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2005)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
FRIDAY—WEEKLY
-
Italic
The
YEARLY
the
when
letters
bonds
In
the
mature.
column
"Interest
headed
Figures after
Period"
Exchange
Indicate
decimal point represent one
25
in
or
each
the
case
32nds of
more
month
point.
a
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
GOVERNMENT BONDS
1959
Highest
Range for Year
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
Apr
11
May
15
Tuesday
Low
High
May 2
1975-1985
Oct
1
Wednesday
Low
High
May 4
High
May 3
Thursday
Friday
-
Low
-
Low
High
May 5
Sales for
High '» Bonds($)
the Week
May 6
*99
99.8
*99
99.8
*99
99.8
*99.10
99.18
♦99.24
1969
*98.30
99.6
*98.30
99.6
♦98.30
99.6
♦99.8
99.16
*99.22
99.30
100
Feb
1980
*96.12
96.20
*96.10
96.20
*96.18
96.26
♦97.2
97.10
15
1974
*95.16
95.24
*95.16
95.24
*95.18
95.26
*95.26
96.2
*96.4
96.12
Feb
Jun
1
Nov
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3'/2s
Treasury 3y4s
Apr~11
86.8
,
Low
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4y4s
Treasury 4s
Treasury 4s
86.8
Monday
STOCK
15
1990
*88.6
88.14
*88.10
88.18
*88.10
88.18
♦88.22
88.30
♦89.12
*85.14
85.22
*85.14
85.22
*85j16
85.24
*85.26
86,2
*86.16
86,24
15
1978-1983
96.18
*96.12
>
i
89.20
-
Treasury
3y4s
May
15
1985
*85.14
85.22
*85.14
85.22
*85.14
85.22
*85.22
85.30
*86.12
Treasury
86.20
3s
Feb
15
1964
*95.22
95.26
♦95.22
95.26
*95.22
95.26
*95.22
95.26
*95.28
96
Treasury 3s
Aug
15
1966
*93.16
93.22
*93.14
93.20
*93.14
93.20
♦93.14
93.20
*93.20
93.26 x
Treasury
Feb
15
1995
*84.2
84.10
*84.4
84.12
♦84.6
84.14
*84.18
84.26
*85.8
85.16
Sep
15
1961
*98.2
98.6
*98.2
98.6
*98.2
98.6
*98.2
98.6
*98.8
3s
Treasury 23/4s
Treasury 23/4s
Treasury 2%s
96.12 Feb
18
96.12 Feb
18
Dec
15
1960-1965
98.24
*98.16
98.24
*98.16
98.24
*98.16
98.24
*98.18
98.26
15
1965
*92.26
92.30
*92.24
92.28
*92.24
92.28
*92.24
92.28
*92.30
93.2
Nov
Treasury 2'/as
Treasury 2y2s
15
1961
*97.14
97.18
*97.14
97.18
*97.14
97.18
*97.14
97.18
•97.20
97.24
1962-1967
*89.20
89.28
15
Jun
Aug
15
1963
*94.16
94.20
Treasury 2y2s____Dec
15
1963-1968
*87.10
87.18
Treasury 2y2s
Treasury 2y2s
Jun
15
1964-1969
*86.10
86.18
Dec
15
1964-1969
*85.22
85.30
2y2s
Treasury 2'/2s
Mar
15
1965-1970
*85.12
85.20
Mar
15
1966-1971
*84.8
84.16
Treasury
Jun
15
1967-1972
Treasury
2'/2s
2'/2s
Sep
15
1967-1972
*84.8
84.16
84.10
Treasury
Jan
20
Treasury
2V2s
Dec
15
1967-1972
*84.2
93.24 Nov
85.4
83.6 Nov 13
93.24 Nov 10
10
Treasury 2'/4s
Treasury 2'/4s
Jun
15
1959-1962
*84.8
84.16
Dec
15
1959-1962
*96.2
96.6
*95.14
95.18
Treasury
2'/bs
Nov
International Bank
15
1960
for
Reconstruction
&
5s
*99.8
Development
99.10
Feb
15
1985
*102
103
-Nov
1
1980
*100
101
1961
*100.24
101.6
4J/2s
Dec
1
1973
*98.16
99.16
4
'/2s
Jan
1
1977
*98.16
99.16
'/4 s
May
1
1978
*94.16
96
15
1979
*94.16
96
15
4%s
114 %s—
v
94.16 Aug 14
94.16 Aug
14
4
93.16 May 20
93.16 May
20
4 '/4s
7
3%s
Jan
96
7
Jan
96
Jan
1968
*93.16
1
1969
*92.16
94
15
1971
*90
92
*89
1
1960
*99.8
Oct
1
1981
*83
85
3s
July
3s
Jun
83
2
1975
Oct
3 Vis
Jun
■'
91
15
11314 s
Mar
2
May
Serial
bonds
of
v
,
100
*85.16
87
1
1976
*82
84
15 1972
1950
2s
asked price.
and
No sales transacted this day.
HThis issue has not
as
„___Feb
15
1961
♦97.16
98.16
2s
•Bid
Feb
15
1962
*95.16
96.16
been admitted to Stock Exchange
ye-
dealings.
(Range for Week Ended May 6)
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
Period
Exchange
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
New York
Bonds
High
High
Brazil
City
(continued)-
3 'A
Unification
.June-Dec
1980
88 Vi
87%
88 Vi
15
81-ft
No.
series
No.
33/4s
89
series
33/4s
Issur—
Stock
Corporate
33/4s
series
No.
3%s
Transit
series
No.
3%s
series
3%s
series
No.
3%s
seraes
No;
3%s
seraes
No.
No.
33/4s
No.
series
No.
33/4s
series
No.
33/4s
series
No.
33/4s
series
No.
33/4s
series
No.
33/4s
Telephone
REctor 2-2300
120
York Stock
Exchange
Broadway, New York
NY
No.
series
No.
33/4s
1-1693
series
No.
series
No.
Caldas
External
f
s
6s
mmmm
1968—Afar-Sept
Afar-Sept
§AAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945—Jan-July
§AExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan-July
§AExternal sinking fund 7s ser C 1946—Jan-July
§ AExternal sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
AExternal sinking fund 7s 1st ser 1957_April-Ocf
AExternal sec sink fd 7s 2nd ser 1957—April-Ocf
AExternal sec sink fd 7s 3rd ser 1957—April-Ocf
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Jan-July
,
93
104% 104%
——
*96%
1
? A7s
104%
100
"
—»
— —
'
■
•
98
«...
98
98
103
103
——
—
1
A 6s
54
A
56
Australia
(Commonwealth of)—
20-year 3V2s 1967
20-year 3V2s
15-year 3%s
15-year 3%s
15-year 4 Vis
June-Dec
1962
1969
Belgium
5V2s
A
Berlin
(City
loan
of)
93%
:■
98%
96
92%
11
88%
99%
14
92
99%
99'/a
16
90%
99%
29
97%
102
99%
67
95%
102
104%
15
98%
104
f
104%
extl
96
*83%
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
Feb-Aug
Aprzl-Oct
1973
loan
'
96
1973---—_June-Dec
$
1** ***
t
,
...
'
47 '
64%
66
98
81
85
101
•
■
36
66
64%
*100% 101
10
—
—
—
—
79%
100%
96
105% 105%
June-Dec
•
101
;:<,y
*101
101%
167
'
107
167
.
SA6Vis
external
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debentures
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loan
Co
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1
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1962
1952
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loan
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1962
extended
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due
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secured
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—
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A
2004
loan
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1956
to Plan
112
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:
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107
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of)—
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A
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64
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fund
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A
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mtge
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Plan
to
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91
135
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3 Vis
debentures .1979
;
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conv.; subord
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*
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pursuant to Plan A
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stamped
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1961
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132
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1995—
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—
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1973.—
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131
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Corp
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to
(30-year)
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3%s
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1977
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81
118
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due
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—
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1963
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12
208
'
81
♦96 Va
126
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junior
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—
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COMPANIES
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fund debentures 1983
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1963_Jan-JuIy
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;
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100
...
of Canada
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*
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85
fund debentures 1979——.June-Dec
debentures 1982
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—
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Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
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Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
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91
89
:
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..
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Alabama Power Co 1st mtge 3Vis 1972___.Jan-July
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assented
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86
96
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Alabama
(Republic of)—
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96
,* *89%
*
1968
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92
84%
,
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Mexico
83
102
148
88%
—
—
—
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Jan-July
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75%
10
High
♦90
June-Dec
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1961
(City
A Yokohama
99%
Low
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Feb-Aug
1958
of) 6s of '26
due 1961 extendet to 1971
assented
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1979-j.
1978
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;
conversion
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1979—
116
38
32 V4
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june-Dec
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?
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90
--
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76
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8
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1947
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B
series
Week's Range
or
Sale Price
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
German
Italian
Monday, May 9, 1960
Last
Interest
bonds
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
(cont)—
\
International loan of 1930—
5s
dollar bonds 1980
June-Dec
3s
dollar bonds 1972
June-Dec
Greek Government—
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part paid
1964
May-Nov
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part paid 1968
7
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^pr-!"£cJ
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April-Oct
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(Republic) ext s f 3s 1977
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Italian Credit Consortium for Public WPrks
.
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
.
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended May 6)
NEW YORK STOCK
BONDS
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
1974_:
38%
8
37
79%
107%
41%
84%
83 Va
83%
87%
87 Va
99%
106%
Corp—
subord
debs
1979—
Jan-July
263
Number 5949
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2007)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
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1984
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&
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First mortgage 2%s series G 1974
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series o 1974—May-No®
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1982
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4Vis series l 1989
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Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s
1990———April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series d
1980—Mar-Sept
85%
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97,„
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8c
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Power
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88
78
conv
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54
73
1991
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61
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51%
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58
58
10
56
18
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63%
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1978
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60
55
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series
series
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1982
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74
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1980
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80
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June-Dec
conv
s
f debentures
1977
England Tel 8c Tel Co
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79
ref
ref
1st
87%
71
&
mtge
83
65%
2
66%
66%
z 1988_June-Dec
ser
&
2%s
75
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1986
First
&
56%
1977—Mar-Sept
1989
3'As
&
83
...
co—
1st
110
2
56%*
75
June-Dec
mortgage
3s
First 8c
85
49
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mortgage -4%s
5s
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94
2
71
56%
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1986
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First &
91
98
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71
49
1974—April-Oct
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87
54%
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1986
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8c
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2007
1976
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91
90
First
87
>92
2020
National Distillers 8c Chem 43As debs
.1983_May-Nov
Natl Distillers Prods 3%s s f debs
National
88%
90%
Mar-Sept
1991
1966
1978
Chatt 8c St
National Steel
First &
52%
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National Dairy Products
3s
debentures
1970
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4s
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debs Jan
first gtd
debentures
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gtd
series
inc
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Nashville
96
82%
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Jan
first
3'As
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Essex
Mountain
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2
68%
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1976
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Railroad
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&
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issues—
income 43as series b Jan 1 2030
debentures
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&
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1967- -April-Oct
Jan
2033
4'As series c Jan 1 2005
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4'As
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income
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76%
65 v4
1
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refunding mtge 3%s
76
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3
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1
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77
89
90%
&
74
83%
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Jan-July
Jan-July
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Mohawk
Natl
b
income
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8c
1
99%
83
81%
F M A N
1991
1990
4s
mortgage 4'As series b Jan 1
1st
Gen
First
92
*95
April-Oct
1962
a
adjustment 5s
Missouri
84
rr—
series
4'As
first
Texas
series
subord
83
83%
77 %
89
1978
conv
Electric
&
81
1988—June-Dec
i960—April-Oct
refunding 3'As series i 1966
June-Dec
refunding 3s series j 1970
June-Dec
refunding 3s series k 1971
June-Dec
refunding 3s series l 1974—
.June-Dee
refunding 3s series m 1979
June-Dec
refunding 3s series n 1977
June-Dec
refunding 2%s series p 1981
June-Dec
refunding 2%s series q 1980
June-Dec
refunding 3'As series r 1982
June-Dec
refunding 3s series s 1983
June-Dec
refunding 2%s series t 1976
June-Dec
refunding mtge 3%s ser u '85-June-Dec
refunding mtge 3'As ser w '84—June-Dec
refunding 3'As ser x 1984
June-Dec
refunding mtge 3%s ser y 1987_June-Dec
Saulte Ste Marie-
5s
lien
Prior
8c
1983
1st
(quar)
mortgage 4s inc ser a Jan
4s
First
1982—May-Noo
Mar-Sept
conv
1st
1986
Mfg
8c
8c
Kansas
lien
99%
102
debs
4%s
Co
2
*62'A
Feb-Aug
89%
75 va
*76
_April-Oct
debs
Missuuri-Kansas-Texas
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90
~
*
Missouri
99
43
93%
74
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mortgage 4'As inc series a Jan 1971
a General
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■
5%s
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subord
conv
56
82'A
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Jan-July
84
86%
*84
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1972
1975
84
5'As
co—
f inc
s
St Paul
First
1976
2%s
101
April-Oct
Jan-July
1980
Electric
mortgage 3%s 1988
mortgage 4'As
1987—
Mathieson
First
1979
April-Oct
Mar-Nov
98
Olin
82'A
51 %
*83
Mar-Sept
1974
7
90
75 %
Jan-July
1975-j
2%s
2%s
99%
June-Dec
debentures
f
s
1st
3s
mortgage
&
55
4
77'A
__
51%
56
82'A
June-Dec
1984
79%
*100% 103
91
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'As 1969—Mar-Sept
1st
mortgage 2%s 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
37As sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3.10s
84
126
first
Gas
Oklahoma
1st
Telephone 2%s
1
*81%
Jan-July
1987
82%
*81%
Mar-Sept
1975
Michigan Central rr 4%s series c
33As
101%
117
Bell
mortgage
mortgage
First
100
Corp—
debentures
1977
99%
99%
April-Oct
—Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
April-Oct,
—June-Dec
June-Dec
Inc 4s conv 1975
subord debentures 1979
Edison
First
*80%
Feb-Aug
1991
Minneapolis-Moline
conv
First &
1972
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 Vis 1988
43As
Ohio
75
83%
24
mortgage
mortgage 4%s
82%
Feb-Aug
1977
debs
Scott
8c
subord
conv
123% 124%
2%s
1st
Northwestern
77%
97
—
62'a
53%
55
73%
75
42
*83'/4
123%
68
97%
100%
1st
5s
77%
73%
77%
__
101
100
.
1974—_Feb-Aug
April-Oct
June-Dec
first
Northrop Aircraft
8c co—
debentures
Merritt-Chapman
4'As
Corp
Realty
Stores
McDermott
'
*75
%
83%
77
*72%
*100
100
62
67%
—
Mar-Sept
1980
10
*71
Feb-Aug
1978
debentures
77
*67%
60
co—
Power
mortgage 2%s
2%s 1975
3'As 1982
3'As 1984
mortgage 4'As
1986—
mortgage 4s 1988
First
73
79%
—
5
3
53%
April-Oct
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
First
(Wise)
Ry
1984
4s
States
First
.
Jan-July
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
70
59
*79%
Feb-Aug
1978
2
*62
_
Maine
71'a
trust
First
Louisville 8c Nashville rr—
First
lien
First
86%
89
prior lien
3s Jan 1 2047
(Minnesota
81
*86
Pacific
Northern
95%
80
94%
62
2047—Jan-July
88
6
91
56
May-Nou
1997—Quar-Jan
Quar-Feb
1979
debentures
f
s
Coll
93%
88
87%
27
—Jan-July
Refunding 8c Improve 4'As ser a
90
92%
f
s
General
134
85
__
94%
debentures 1976
f debentures 1977—
s
5'as
105%
1
—
63%
71%
93 '/a
1974——_——May-Nou
-—.—-—May-Noo
—May-Noo
debentures 1978——.May-Nou
f
Northern
67
100
68%
debentures
f
4%s
98%
476
85
*93%
63
95%
s
4%s
31
29%
60%
60%
mortgage
4'As s
3'As
29%
26%
98 %
101
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1976
47
57
65
v
2%s 1980
April-Oct
General mortgage
3'As 1983—
April-Oct
General mortgage
3'As 1983
Feb-Aug
4%s conv debentures 1972
Feb-Aug
General mortgage 4%s 1987
Mar-Sept
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996__April-Oct
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
1st and ref 4'as series a 1974
Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973_May-Nou
3'As s f
debentures
1973
May-Nou
57
28%
29 y*
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser d 1976-June-Dec
Lorillard
(p) Co 3s debentures 1963
April-Oct
debentures
51
25
May-Nov
April-Oct
1982
debentures
2
26%
Lehigh Valley Terminal ry 5s ext 1979—April-Oct
Lexington 8c Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Libby McNeil 8c Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Dec
;
49%
May
2003
e 4'As contingent interest
a Series
56
84
121
69%
61%
Jan-July
1st & cons mtge 4s ser a 2004
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4'As series a 2019—Jan-July
y Telephone 2%s series d 1982
Jan-July
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Fefunding mortgage 4'As series k 1993—Jan-July
General
47
49 %
May-Nov
fixed interest 2003
c 5s
56
60%
62%
i
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s
1980
Valley
56
59%
t
96%
71'a
62
1994
4s
78
93'A
LouisRefunding mortgage 3'As series e 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series f 1986 ——.—April-Oct
4'As income debentures 1989
—June-Dec
n y Connecting rr 2%s series b 1975—-April-Oct
ny & Harlem gold 3'As 2000
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Mortgage 4s series a 2043
Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series b 2043
Jan-July
n y Lack 8c West 4s series a 1973
May-Nov
4%s series b 1973
———May-Nov
n y New Haven & Hartford rr—
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a General mtge conv inc 4'As ser a 2022
May
Harlem River & Port Chester 4'As a *73. Jan-July
n y Power 8c Light first mtge 2%s 1975_Mar-Sept
n y 8c Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993_April-Oct
n y Susquehanna & Western rr—
'v.
mtge
76
77%
—
68%
60
trust
1st
Higb
73%
71'a
62
York Chicago & St
Term
low
5
■.
68%
—-Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3'As
1998—Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent colalteral gold 3'As 1998 Feb-Aug
78
96%
.
—
__
79%
75%
*80
81%
79
*81
80%
3s
84'A
118
86
69
102% 103%
Feb-Aug
Lone
95%
71%
—
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st 8c ret 5s stp
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974
a
230
—
*93'a
jran-july
1961
1st
f AKreuger
Lehigh
87%
;
—
♦77%
General
New
Jan. 1
No.
75%
*71 %
Range Since
Sold
High
75'a
Impt 5s series c 2013
April-Oct
6s 1980—-—April-Oct
8c
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Central 8c Hudson River rr—
mortgage 3'As 1997
n y
84
96
96%
13
100% 100%
227
82
or
Bid & Asked
Jersey
Collateral
232
99'a
100 Va
99 %
94
99 %
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Bell Telephone 3 yes 1988
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction rr 4s 1986
z? ^ ?
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974 ——Mar-Sept
New
Orleans Term 1st mtge 3%s 1977—May-Nou
New York Central rr co—
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1
Reiunding & impt 4'As series a 2013—April-Oct
New
Refunding
Jan-July
Kimberly-Clark
Corp 3%s
1983 —
Kings County Elec Lt 8c Power 6s 1997
Lehigh
10
Jan-July
1961
1961
Koppers
82'a
•83
1979
Mar-Sept
Kanawha 8c Michigan Ry 4s 1990
April-Oct
Kansas City Power & Light 2%s 1976—June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3%s 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-July
4'As
80 %
83
82 Va
subord debentures
conv
Plain
73%
76%
Airlines—
Dutch
Royal
4%s
7
75'a
82'a
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
1987
Interstate Power Co 3%s 1978
4'As
High
Oil
Interstate
3 Vis
High
75
Low
No.
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Sold
Interest
bonds
Range Since
Bonds
or
Illinois Bell Telephone
Lake
Monday, May 9, 1960
.
.
Friday
Week's Range
Low
elm
.
BOND RECORD (R.nge for week Ended May 6)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Joy
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
(2008)
28
29.
,
First
&
—May-Nov
*83'/a
June-Dec
&
refunding 2%s 1971
refunding 2%s 1967
refunding 2%s 1974
& refunding 2%s 1981
8c
refunding 2%s 1978
&
mortgage 3%s 1982_.
&
refunding 3'As 1983
& refunding 3'As 1985..
& refunding 4%s 1987
& refunding 3%s 1988.
8c refunding mtge 4%s 1986
8c refunding mtge 5s 1989
&
88%
May-Nou
84%
80'/a
85
88%
887/a
25
85
81'a
25
77
91 'a
81%
76 Va
80'/a
*74
76'/a
72%
Feb-Aug
*75'a
80%
75
80%
Jan-July
*81%
83%
79'/a
81
73
79 Va
June-Dec
June-Dec
•80
80
-..April-Oct
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
.June-Dec
April-Oct
99%
87'a
80
98%
99%
5
80
74 Va
41
97%
lOO'/a
89
87%
88
7
85'a
97%
97%
2
92%
98 Va
102%
105 Va
►103'a 103%
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Number 5949
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(2009)
29
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended May 6)
Friday
Interest
bonds
Period
York Stock Exchange
New
High
109
111%
*—'
102
111
subord debs 1984
Apr-Oct
phiiio Morris Inc 47/bS sf debs 1979—.—June-Dec
Phillies Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—_Feb-Aug
41/48
conv subord debs
1987
Feb-Aug
pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996 June-Dec
95%
107'/a
No.
Low
~4
95'a
Spiegel
105
112
85
85
88
*72'/a
98%
91%
89
93
88
93
69
70%
90%
92%
„
91%
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70'/a
70%
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93%
93%
93
41
93
90'/a
2
.
93%
yi
100
100
98
84
*81
81
5s
84
81%
capital
Terminal
115
114% 115%
92
59
92
107
11
Refund
and
impt
27/os series d 1985
94
90
Company
95%
95%
94%
90'a
20
91%
3
90'a
85'a
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89%
89%
80
__
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86 %
89%
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85%
75%
81%
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85
86%
10
85
99%
98%
99 %
16
96%
91'a
93%
Tol
142
Tobacco 3s debs 1973
debs 1975
(r j)
Reynolds
Feb-Aug
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp—
§ADirect mortgage 7s 1950
§ADirect mortgage 6s 1952
§AConsolidated mortgage 6s 1953
§AConsolidated mortgage 6s 1955
Debt adjustment bonds—
5'As series a 1st8
series
4%s
Electric
Union
159
62
82'/8
1st
86%
85%
1st
"■
*91 %
*
90
—
—
92
90
••
92
92 3/4
debentures 1983
Electric Corp—
General mortgage 3'as series j 1969
Rchr Aircraft
5'as conv debs
1977
Gas
Rochester
100
111%
106%
122
&
6'As
McBee
109
April-Oct
subord
debs
conv
*89%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1977
90 %
90%
110
June-Dec
85%
12
91%
113
110
89%
105
90
25
115'A
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u
2%s
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series b
4s
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68
18
67%
71%
72%
66 %
67%
42
66%
72%
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86%
2
82%
86 3/4
1989_Jan-July
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76%
76%
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66%
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(
1989
Nov
Paul
Seaboard Air
1st
Depot 3'/es
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mortgage
37/8s
debentures
f
s
1
96%
f:
210
106% 108
107%
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108 %
96%
96
—
76%
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1980
b
1977
*87 '/a
1st
6s
87%
86%
——
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3s
(Jos
&
e)
debentures
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Roebuck
45/8s
Acceptance
debentures
1966
5s
debentures
Roebuck
*86%
*82%
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102'/2
102
102%
1983—.Feb-Aug
101
101
%
178
43As
Co
f
s
debs
97%
5s
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conv
5!4s
Shell
debs
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subord
conv
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Sinclair
Gas
&
Oil
Jem-July
f
s
1982
debs
debentures
subord
Socony-Vacuum
South
&
North
Southern Bell
debs
1971
3!/4s
California
Southern
Natural
Southern
Pacific
;
4'/2s
(Oregon
4'/2s
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4'/2s
1931
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•"■
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3%s
ser
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66
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southern
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1st
mtge coll tr 4'/2s 1988—
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
*64
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Jan-July
mortgage 27/0s series e 1986
£irst mortgage 23As series f 1996
First
mortgage 2'As series g 1961
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8
103
103'/a
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86
85
90
99%
99%
56%
47
79
84
86
64%
39
__
*77
86
.
112
90
77
*38%
—
—
64'/a
*61
Jan-July
100'/a
—
89%
813A
23
93
92
*81%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1971
Jan-July
2%s 1976_Jan-JuZp
not
112%
63
61%
77'A
——
May-ZVou
2004
series a
37
723/4
*
113'A 115
113%
rr co—
4s
68'A
93
*88%
April
April
—
10
'
Map-Nov
Feb-Aug
1984—
— —
—
—T*'"'
85
85
72%
72%
72%
1973_April-OcZ
1981
1991
106
101
86%
86%
86%
—
included in the year's range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash
94 %
a Bonds
the
103%
101
♦88%
99
100%
71
65
94%
101 %
81
75
98
95
y
—
83%
79
*66%
-
74
77
13
84%
Map-Nov
1974
the year's range,
included
98%
ft
98
V
Public
88
82 3%
82
95
96
101
81%
year's range, y Ex-coupon.
'•
.
•
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
A
y
"
'
t Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
'•
*
Friday's, bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
v56%
6 -
98%
*98%
Jan-July
1994
58% '
58 34
*
'
79
3%s series i
83%
64
90
88%
80
1995_
Electric Light & Power
61%
99%
97%
87'/a
—
84%
4s
Central
813/4
99%
*
series b 1971
Feb-Nov
gtd gold 3%s 2o0u__rfcw-/luy
debentures
mortgage
121
74
Mar-Sept
83%
--
—
first
75
107%
79%
88%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Wisconsin
88%
83%
19
87%
86%
*83 %
ref
Power
90
*81%
f
ser
3'As
first
income
Yonkers
Co-
79%
88
mtge 4%s inc series a Jan 1 2029——May
Wisconsin
Electric
Power 2%s
1976
June-Dec
97%
75%
75
*81
Jan-July
1982
j
ser
4s
Electric
Penn
Penn
First
95
97
•96
'75—June-Dec
i
—
1st
96%
78
96%
85%
Gen
933/4
93 %
93%
Map-Nov
1977
a
99%
♦97%
''
—
Terminal 2%s series a 1970—Feb-Aug
Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967_Jan-July
mortgage 3s 1979———
—
Wisconsin
63
113%
■
1137/a 115
114
conv
131'A
134
'130
Jan-JuZp
1970
72%
98
*99% 100 '/8
Wheeling Steel 3%s series c 1970
First mortgage 3'As series d 1967
3%s convertible debentures
1975—
Whirlpool Corp 3%s s f debs 1980
Wilson & Co 4 %s debentures 1978—
Winstcn-Salem s b first 4s 1960
82'A
72
72
99
*81
~
14
73% ,vv;
74% y;y
84
73
108% 112%
Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie rr 2%s a 1992
^i.
96
80%
78
Westinghouse
78
91
85
co—
Shore
5s
106
--
—
82'A
72
Jan-July
;
Southern Pacific rr
First, mtge
78
777/a
*95%
Feb-Aug
.
1969
Fran
94
8
Co—
first
Gold
San
19
91%
co—
4'/2s
Co
90
97
94
94
--
—
co—
—-
2%s-4'As
Ry
103%
90
*75
1966—
Ja?i-July
guaranteed 2361—.—4s
registered 2361—.
—-—
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser a 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s series c 1979
>
April-Oct
5%s
debentures
1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific rr Co 3%s ser a 1981
Jan-July
119
78'%
85%
59
•
78%
73
Mar-Sept
1969
4s income series a Jan
rr
West
84%
94%
Jan-July
Edison
Gas
83%
April-Oct
1963
—
debentures
Indiana
Southern
13
454
June-Dec
1976
Telephone & Telegraph
convertible
107%
84%
98%
*90
Jan-July
Alabama rr 5s
debentures 1979—
2%s
debentures
1985
27/as debentures
1987
48
84 Yt
81%
1
99
-
—
Jan-July
aeoeniures
3s series b
mortgage
West
97%
108% 111
___Jan-JuZp
3s
Southern
West
94%
88
84%
June-Dec
1986
1979
2'/2s
Oil
89%
84%
\\
—
97%
109
—April-Ocf
April-Oct
1982
debentures
2'/2s
Oil
conv
3
"
—
Corp—
Corp 43/8s conv debs
Skelly oil 2'As debentures 1965Smith-Corona Marehant—
5'As
*87
*82%
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1968
4%s
3'As
ref
&
rr
First
92
92
ApriZ-Oct
1979
p'ipe Line 3.20s
Shamrock
95%
Westchester
101%
Seiberling Rubber co—
Service
95%
Washington
104%
100
123
86
95%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-ZVou
mtge income 4'As series b Jan
Warren
97:
92'A
13
101%
102 %
78
__
America—
3'As ser c
1983
subord income debs 2008
First
101%
95%
108
April-Oct
Jan-July
and ref mtge
lien
lien
Gen
97
13
96%
96
96
May-Nov
1977
33
m
Gen mtge
82%
82%
~
99%
98%
99'/2
Feb-Aug
1982
&
86%
— —
—
Corp—
1972
45/8s subordinated debentures
Sears
June-Dec
June-Dec
2'/2s
Sons
1974
18
Corp—
suoord
ref
&
Wabash
-
25
78%
debentures 1976
Mar-Sept
Power co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser e 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser h 1980—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser i 1981—June-Dec
First
.
102
90
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1983
debs
4s
of
Corp
Virginian Ry
96%
76%
—
*76%
89
123
Mar-Sept
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s
General mortgage 4'As 1983
■■
87
78%
•
79
79
82
—
89%
4'As conv subord
Virginia Electric &
a.
1st
co—
series
3s
1971—
b
79
79
April-Oct
Scioto v & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-ZVou
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures
1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 43As debs 1982
Jan-July
St
Steel
Works
conv
.:
90
80
,89%
June-Dec
Map-Nov
1s67
Participating ctfs
77
5
Steel
Vanadium
72'A
69
72'/a
ry—-
inc bond certificates
Second 4s
703/4
68%
72'/a
70
70
ser
1980
certificates
bond
4s
-77
72%
—
90
80%
Map-Nov
1977
debentures
States
a
85
1
102
1975_ApriZ-Oct
Corp
United
71%
70%
„
20
debs series a Jan 2006
income
First
*72
1997—:
Jan-July
a Jan 2022...
May
Mar-Sept
a
mtge inc 4'/2s
mtge
A5s
series
4s
mortgage
ASecond
1st
75'A
Francisco Ry Co-^-
Louis-San
lst
St
*71%
Lawrence
89%
__
*81%
mortgage
Car 4'As
United
*84
Power 3s series a 1971
Mar-Sept
& Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
gold 6s 1996
April-Oct
Saguenay
St
91%
87%
112
102
27/as debs 1961
Mar-Sept
3%s 1971—Map-Nov
2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll
trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s s f debentures 1972
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977
1st mtge & coll trust 4'As 1978
4%s s f debentures 1978
s Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
Gas
United
Jan-July
Jan-July
_Jan-July
90
__
*88
,
95
__
89%
April-Oct
1960—June-Dec
1968
debentures
3%s
__
—
2%s series c 1991_Mar-Sept
Tank
s f debs 1973
April-Oct
Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
United
...
and impt 3%s
coll tr 27/8s 1980
mtge 3'As 1982
Oil of California 2%s debs 1970
Pacific rr 2%s debentures 1976
Union
—
83%
94
89%
Feb-Aug
&
Refunding
—
80
1
96
89%
June-Dec
1974
1982
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
mtge
Union
*95'/a
83%
82
*89%
of Missouri
Co
debentures
3s
70
80
—
*85
New
Tri-Continental Corp
Oil Corp—
conv
Royal
120'a
Pacific—
Orleans 3%s
Cent ref
Ohio
&
Union
1978
c
series
4'/2s
Richfield
4%s
2
_May-JVou
May-Nov
_Feb-Aup
Apr-Ocf
1978
b
1808
62'a
*85 '/a
April-Oct
Mfg Co 37/8s
Rheem
150%
62'a
of
rr
First
149
Reading Co first &
100
78%
Pacific-Missouri
Term
93%
"92
m
Thompson Products 47/8s debs
Tidewater Oil Co 3%s 1986
88%
109
95
16
"*81%
1970—April-Oct
3%s series c 1990—April-Oct
gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
m 37/as ser e 1985—Jan-July
refund
General and
Texas
101%
98%
72
99
Orleans rr—
Pacific first
&
71
99 '/a
82%
*89%
refund m 3'As series b
and refund
Texas
156%
82
82%
3s
New
and
First
104 'a
156
82%
&
(The) 3%s debs 1983
debentures 1965—
First
91%
102
*1 'is
Corp
Texas
96
94%
*91%
Jan-July
April-Oct
Map-Nov
-May-Nov
m 4s series c 2019
Texas
78
141%
'
impt
115%
s87/a
82
Louis—
St
and
Texas
America 3%s conv 1980__June-Dec
ref 3%s series d 1995_May-Nov
of
Corp
of
Assn
Refund
Electric Power Co 3s 1983
debs 1973
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981
Public Service Electric & Gas co—
3s
debentures 1963
May-Nou
First and refunding mortgage 3'As 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—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_June-Dec
33/8s debentures 1972
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3'As 1983_April-Oct
3'/2s debentures 1975
April-Oct
4%s debentures 1977
1
Mar-Sept
Quaker Oats 25/8s debentures 1964
Jem-July
Radio
rr
1979
notes
conv
112%
*94%
June-Dec
June-Dec
1979
notes
senior
5%s
100'/2
*84
77'%
319
'
Inc—
(James)
75 %
118%
82%
May -Nov
Jan-July
May-ZVou
1173
debentures
27/es
93 %
High
70%
98%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Oil Corp 27es debentures 1966
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
5: Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972—
10
98% 100
(n j)
Sunray
Talcott
ApriZ-Oct
Jun-July
May-How
Mar-Sept
(Indiana)
1983
April-Oct
debentures 2%s 1971—Map-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974
Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'As 1982
Jan-July
Stauifer Chemical 37/as debs 1973
Mar-Sept
98 %
91
*98%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
33/4s conv
Oil
74%
97%
98"%
99
99%
Jan-July
April-Oct
1983
3%s conv 1982
Jan. 1
Low
73
115
118%
debentures
Stanuard Oil
98%
98%
__
Youngstown & Ashtabula ry—
Potomac
Oil
Range Since
No.
*76
__
*98 >/8
93
1984
conv subord debs
of California 4%s
5s
Standard
4%s
Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser i 1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser j 1964_Mag-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis rr—
General mortgage 5s series a 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series b 1975
ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series e 1975—April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964—May-Nov ' *
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—.Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
ApriZ-Oct
1st general 5s series b 1962
plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
31/2S s f debentures 1986
Inc
Standard
*86
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
debentures
3%s
97
Bonds
Sold
High
74%
April-Oct
Map-Nov
June-Dec
2%s debs 1985
1983——
Southwestern Bell Tel
102
91%
290
Low
125%
98
Range '
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
High
104%
339
106% 107%
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Last
Interest
bonds
Range Since
Sold
Low
conv
41/4s
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Corporation—
Philco
Friday's
or
Week's
Friday
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
not
sale
in the
Section 77 of
j
selling flat.
American Stock Exchange
RECORD
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
In the
following extensive list
the
on
and
American
Stock
we
furnish
complete report of the
a
transactions
beginning Monday, May 2,
It is compiled from the report of the American
Exchange
ending Friday, May 6.
for
the week
stock
intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
Week Ending May 6.
Exchange
Stock
or
itself
and
is
bond in which any
Range for
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Friday
American Stock Exchange
^
Week's
Sales
Last
stocks
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Low
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp
class
erne
Mfg Corp
Missiles & Construction Corp
wass
a
common
2%
10c
25c
,
5%
3%
2%
6,200
57/a
Acme
Wire
Admiral
1
Inc
Co_
Plastics
For
Products
4%
5
_
Corp
footnotes,
i
see page
io
ioc
33.
%'4
18'/a
4%
18
4%
!
2,100''
Feb
5% May
4%
i
3%
Jan
i
7%
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca
Manufacturing
5%
Jan
Jan
400
17 % Mar
3,900
4% May
57%
61
1
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
61%
7,400
54
Apr
21%
5%
Low
Par
Jan
5
Feb
18%
Exchange
High
Aero
'
-
4
2%
9,600
6%
v
precision
3% Mar
900
2%
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High/
3%
1
a
Acme-Hamilton
stocks
7'/a Mar
Supply
Corp
1
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aid Investment &; Discount Inc__
Ajax
Petroleums
Ltd
6%
6%
67/a
1
4
4
4'a
4,300
_.
Manufacturing
—*
Apr
6% May
3,500
4
May
183A Mar
'■'i-
High
71% Feb
9% Jan
7
Jan
Jan
22
*
-
1
5%
50c
3a
5% *
u
5%
1,700
%
8,000
' *■
5
"
Apr'
%
Jan
6'A
Jan
is
Jan
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
Monday, May 9, 1960
.
(2010)
30
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended May 6)
Week's
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Low
Par
Southern
4.20% preferred- .100
Power
Steel
Wood
Alan
Co
common
.
—1
Inc
Co
1
Electronics
American
M
"4%
~4%
14%
12%
20
A
1
'
—
2.50
Associated
Laundries
Associated
Mar
52
Feb
14%
4,100
2%
V
29
%
Jan
4"%
Apr
32%
Feb
Chamberlin Co of America
2%
Jan
Charter Oil Co Ltd
1
Jan
Apr
19%
Apr
5% May
8%
91
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
48%
Apr
22%
Jan
45%
34,600
7%
3.600
7%
700
6%
Apr
10%
290
85%
Jan
91
6% May
1
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Consolidated
Mining
Clnomalloy
J 38%
39%
17.400
34 %
Jan
38%
62,700
30%
Jan
86%
Jan
6,600
17% May
29%
41%
5,200
38
47
9,300
6%
2,100
3%
6%
20
20
20
Mar
6%
8%
6% Mar
19%
1,300
Apr
Jan
Jan
%
fa
6,800
9 %
2%
2,100
2 % May
3
1%
1 %
3.900
1% May
1%
Jan
Oil
of Americ
Gas
6%
Co
Stationers
Supply
Associated
Tel
cl
Tel
Atlantic Coast Indus
Research
A
10%
101
partic
Line
2%
10%
Apr
13
99%
Jan
104
58%
56 %
58 %
2,800
55
Apr
-5c
48%
48
52%
9,600
46
Mar
56%
1%
1%
1% Mar
;.2%
5%
5%
7
9,100
5% May
11%
2%
2%
2%
9,400
2%
Apr
15%
16%
8.600
12%
Jan
Sugar.
-5p
Atlas
Plywood
Corp
Sewing Centers Inc
Atlas
Audio
Devices
Aurora
Non-voting
Avien
Inc
Collieries
Baldwin
Barry
Corp
Engineering
class
(AS)
16%
1,500
16
Mar
4.3G0
'Ifa
14,400
.
~lfa
5%
"6%
61a
5%%
50c
1
9.900
1%
Apr
3%
17%
18%
2,200
16%
Apr
24 %
Jan
%
Co
3%
8%
5%
1,000
5% Mar
7%
Ltd
1.
Co
•
Co
•
29%
Apr
May
19%
38%
Jan
99%
23% May
39%
16
II,700
4,000
94%
...
Feb
1% May
3%
Feb
3% May
5% May
5
Jan
8%
Jan
2%
29%
29%
29%
125
29% May
31%
39
150
38
47
2
-
Apr
fa
2%
22,900
2,if Apr
29%
30 Va
5,800
29% Mar
212
37
Feb
Jan
Jan
33
300
cl
A
612
15%
30c
10
1
class B
13%
25,300
14 Vb
15%
91,000
14%
com_30c
7%
14%
100
13
13%
6%
5
6%
4
—..
5
Apr
10%
Apr
39% Mar
15
16%
Jan
15%
Jan
Apr
Apr
4
15%
1,700
15
4%
4%
4,100
7%
TVs
500
9
10
15% Mar
Apr
6%
4%
Son
May
Mar
4 %
7
May
Jan
l
Biscuit Corp
Calgary & Edmonton Corp
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
8%
1%
1
~8%
2
1,000
3,700
14'/«
9%
3s 6d
14%
9%
10V4
6,100
%
2%
12%c
9%
8%
•
14%
14%'
200
3%
Jan
16%
Feb
1% May
14%
9
Apr
Mar
1,200
2
9%
4,400
7%
16
9,100
May
3%
Jan
Jan
9%
Apr
23%
Jan
3%
7,500
6,400
18 % Mar
55
49
50%
200
Jan
58
Feb
45
Jan
47
Apr
54
3 fa
3fa
33%
33%
3/5r
33%
400
.450
3
Feb
fa Mar
33 %
Apr
55%
3%
34 %
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
,1%
Feb
:V5Vb Mar
'43%
15%
Jan
4
9,900
11,000
;
%
Jan
23%
Jan
*.15%
•
Jan
10% Mar
10
14% Mar
Jan
26%
Jan
9%
24,400
7% May
9%
Apr
18 %
7,300
16% Mar
19%
Apr
25%
25%
26%
23% Mar
28 %
Jan
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600
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900
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14,700
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preferred
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Draper Corp
Duke
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ord stock
Chemical Co
Ltd
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1
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6%
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17% May
23%
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30%
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25,400
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Feb
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Eastern States Corp common
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Jan
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7%
8
8%
18%
preferred
6%
19%
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3%
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150
40%
35%
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5%
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35
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6
common
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150
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400
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13%
1%
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1
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Pacific Ltd
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Cuban
Apr
17%
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convertible
Burma
46%
Feb
5%
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Buckeye (The) Corp
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37%
•
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11%
1%
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300
4
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Jan
I,500
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1,900
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150
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Brown
36%
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15
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16%
1%
46%
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21%
1,100
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14%
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Bridgeport Gas
8%
7% May
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Brazilian
Apr
4,300
1
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Foote Gear
6%
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Crowley Milner & Co
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Apr
6%
700
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4%
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7%
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100
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18
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Apr
25%
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7%
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30 %
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Benrus Watch Co Inc
Blumenthal
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Bickford's
3%
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31%
class A
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3%
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Beau-Brummel
Beck
16%
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Corp
Basic Incorporated
Bayview Oil Corp common
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16%
5% Mar
25% Mar
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Jan
51%
Feb
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Inc
convertible
May
16
13,200
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Feb
Apr
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42
500
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200
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27%
300
29
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Apr
7%
429
22 %
27%
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1,200
20%
125
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80
15%
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Aluminum
Cott
511
23%
Apr
5%
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18 %
23
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Apr
18%
23%
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12
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32
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1,800
3%
10 %
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12%
68
-
1,700
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Jan
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2,400
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45
20
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13%
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67
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42
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:
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2,500
28
12,500
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6
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1
2
Mar
10 %
8%
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Feb
5%
1%
21
Apr
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11%
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Baruch-Foster
6%
100
31%
7%
9%
10
29%
50c
Candy
,
l
Ltd
Controls
4%
5% Mar
3
Barcelona Tr Light 4c Power Ltd
Barker
Brothers
Corp.
Barnes
4%
4%
6%
15,000
1%
,
■
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15%
10,800
6%
36%
Feb
Feb
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Jan
11%
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Barton's
17%
7% Mgr
4% Feb
1
& Gas class A
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Banco de los Andes
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5
Corp
Corp
Baldwin Rubber Co
Banff
8% May
3,200
2,100
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Corp
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8,300
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10c
Bailey & Selburn Oil
Baker
10%
13%
8%
1
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Electronics
Ayshire
8%
12 %
9%
1
com
preferred
non-cum
10%
12%
6%
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1
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1
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Construction
Jan
1
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class
16
8,300
Feb
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Jan
3
8%
7%
8%
Apr
%
6% Mar
9%
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Feb
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Corp
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1
Inc
Plastics
Automatic Steel
Avis
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22,600
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io
5%
14%
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Consolidated Mining &
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Atlas Corp option warrants
Feb
100
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13%
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Jan
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%
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Feb
14%
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Apr
100
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103
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Apr
1% Mar
1,300
Jan
3,100
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc
Jan
2%
99%
10,500
Co
Community Public Service
Feb
160
40
Jan
Jan
4
Colonial
Jan
400
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Inc
Golfo
2%
11%
6% May
23,500
8
10%
102
101
Jan
8%
56
22
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9%
28%
:
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21
Cockshutt
Jan
2%
May
3%
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tt Jan
%
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Mar
7
Apr
21 %
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Jan
24%
3% May
22
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15
47%
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Feb
4%
39%
4
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1
400
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Feb
39%
50
400
7%
55%
Jan
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14
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1
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Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
1
89% Mar
20%
Apr
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11 % Jan
1
Clarostat
38 % May
17%
22%
7
54
Jan
Jan
Mar
%
10
1,100
3,400
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Clark
39 % May
35%
Corp
Corp
Inc
Cinerama
Jan
38%
Oil
Christiana
7 % May
37%
18%
14%
1
Chief
91% Mar
89%
13%
12 %
Mar
% Mar
300
22%
5
10
2
1
1
10c
Inc
2,000
10*
13%
2.50
Corp
Chesebrough-Pond's
Jan
5% Mar
5% Mar
:
6%
%
Clierry-Burrell
Jan
300
;
6%
40
Jan
3,200
1,000
6%
5%
16
800
5
%
America
of
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16%
2% Mar
1,500
14,500
16%
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Apr
4%
so
30
7%
Apr
13% Mar
3,600
4%
:
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del
44
14,000
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500
1
6%
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Atlantic
46%
6%
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reg.
Associated
Atlantic
Jan
Jan
5%
a
Equipment Corp..
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Asamera
Atlantica
14%
11,700
& Co
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Catalin
Apr
26
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7
1
49%
Jan
9% May
16
5
Co
39
Products
Castle
6% Mar
Feb
22% Mar
5%
40
100
4%
300
%
l
pfd
1,800
14,800
5%
%
10
1
Cenco Instruments Corp
1
Central Hadley Corp
1
Central Maine Power 3.50%
pref—100
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
100
Central Securities Corp new
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$1.40 ser B conv pref
•
$1.50 conv
preferred
•
Century Electric Co
10
Century Investors Inc
2
1,000
2%
—1
Arnold
&
Jan
13,700
30
20c
Corp.
Armstrong Rubber class A.
&
Jan
15%
9%
4%
6
Fuel Oil Corp
5
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
.2.50
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72
pfd_100
Armour & Co warrants
Electric
5OV2
22%
14
16
Arkansas
dep rets
Apr
11% May
46
Angostura-Wupperman
Amer
42
12,000
9%
5%
Associated
Casco
45%
.200
-
Jan
Jan
1%
9%
%
1
*
Co
8%
5%
5%
(JW)
Carter
May
22%
1
Ltd.
preferred
Jan
81% Mar
14%
8%
5
1
6
44%
9%
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A'shs_2.40
Convertible
23%
Jan
6% May
Feb
Jan
5
5-50
Carolina Power & Light $5.pfd
•
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Jan
Apr
74%
5^
9
10
Jan
Apr
5%
%
Jan
3% Mar
35%
% May
7% Apr
Carnation Co
1,400
4%
14%
Anchor Post Products.
Aluminum
10V4
14
3,600
12%
$
Altex
Apr
Jan
43
11%
6%
_
Capital City Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
17%
16%
Corp
75
43
45
Feb
11%
12% Mar
6%
43
12.50
class
Film
Mar
Canal-Randolph
3%
14
1
pfd—10
6c
—1
Petrofina Ltd partic
Williston Minerals
7%
27% May
1,900
%
Oils Ltd
Northwest Mines &
Can
Feb
11 % May
300
6
4%
Canadian
10
'
Anthony Pools Inc
Apollo Industries Inc.
Appalachian Power Co 4*4%
17,700
Canadian
5%
Ltd—
Ml
Jan
4% Mar
13,500
6
»
Chemical &
"v
Jan
4%
1,300
7
6%
•
class
3 fa
l
High
fa Mar
3% Mar
Dredge & Dock Co——.
•
Homestead Oils Ltd
_10o
Canadian Javelin Ltd
*;
Canadian Marconi
-—
1
12% Mar
6,700
"
80
Co
Mines
3%
Ltd common
Co
Southern
10%
Apr
16,800
10%
10
15%
Writing Paper
Co
3%
Ltd—
Co
5
1
Canadian
7% Mar
3% Mar
2,700
14 %
50c
Inc
600
4%
Xll%
American
Aro
Apr
10 V*
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del
American Thread 5% preferred
Oil
Jan
6%
78%
Inc
Petrofina
Lead
14%
10%
14%
Manufacturing Co
Anacon
Jan
11,900
15%
Laundry Machine
Amurex
69%
3%
12%
American
Meter
Feb
58
7
13%
Inc_
American
American
Canada
6%
7
Israeli Paper Mills
shares
100
preference
20
Petroleums Ltd vtc_l
6 % %
Jan
Feb
14%
20
American
Jan
6%
Feb"
78%
Co
ARC
86%
9%
pfd.100
1
American
American
Mar
6%
1
Book
27%
Cement
1,600
8
Inc
American
27%
Bread
Canada
2,600
.10
10
Aluminum Co of America $3.75
American Beverage Corp
American
27%
Canada
7
50c
com
new
Corp
All-State Properties Inc.
Anken
100
11V*
*
•
4
15,900
Jan
81
2,200
62
5 fa
Mar
4% May
50
5
411
42%
3%
;
6%
Paper
Alsco
84
6%
6%
3%
Pictures Corp.
Control
Jan
-£1%
convertible preferred
5%%
Allied
Allied
82
Low
High
fa
Ltd
Campbell Chibougamau Mines
29% May
1,800
11
11
.100
& Rubber class A.
Artists
Feb
N
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
Alliance Tire
83%
4%
Amer
Allied
144
Canadian
V
dep rets Amer shar
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd—
All American Engineering Co.
Alleghany Corp warrants
Kunstzide
84
30%
83
~4%
Apr
150
83%
29%
29%
62
Airlines Inc.
Alaska
Algemene
10
.100
preferred
cumulative
5%
140
Low
Par
Range Since Jan.
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Low
—50
Great
Alabama
Alabama
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Sales
•
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
•:
Number 5949
Volume 191
.
.
The
and Financial Chronicle
.
(2011)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Electric
Esquire Inc
Eureka
19
9,400
16 %
May
26%
Jan
23%
5,700
21V8 May
8% Feb
35 y2
Jan
International Breweries
Inc—
14
19 y2
May
International
Ltd
19%
53,500
l'/a
1%
12,000
25y8
26%
2,300
"9%
~9%
10%
7,300
3'A
15,700
250
Feb
3%
Apr
Investors
Apr
43 y2
Iowa
Fireman
Iron rite
12 Va
Jan
Apr
8%
Jan
Israel-American
Oil
Feb
%
Feb
Jeannette
Glass
Co
6y4
&
14,400.
&
154V2
<
Feb
17
Mar
8%
18%
1,600
8%
Apr
12
Jan
2,600
21 Va
Jan
26%
24,600
110y4
Feb
18%
2,100
v
16
Candy Shops Inc
,_1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd —
1
Fargo oils\Ltd--_-----~1
Felmont Petroleum Corp———1
Filmways Inc—•
———25c
Financial General »Corp
.—.
10c
Firth Sterling Inc
—2.50
Fishman (M H) Co Inc.—
—1
Flying Tiger Line Inc
;—_—
1
Ford Motor of Canada
*
16%
14
174
Jan
Feb
500
%
%
H
3,900
3%
30,400
3 V2 May
5"-"
5%
6
9,400
6%
10%
5%
.6%
16,500
10%
Ltd—
v
rets ord reg
£1
Fox Head Brewing Co———1.25
Fresnillo (The) Company———
1
Fuller (Geo A)
Co—
i——5
Gatineau Power Co common
*
5% preferred
!,—100
Gellman Mfg Co——-—
1
General Acceptance "wts"
General Alloys Co
1
General Builders Corp. common
1
5</0 convertible preferred
25
General Development Corp
1
Rights t expire May 4)
—.—
General Electric Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
£1
Jan
6V4
5% May
10 y4
Apr
137/a
181%
Jaa
13% Mar
15%
Jan
Fireproofing
1%
2,800
4
2,600
31%
34
800
35 Vz
351/2
36
1,500
3%
3%
General
General
General
General
Feb
4%
5,500
3% May
5%
187/a May
24 y2
Jan
Apr
15%
44,900
13%
Apr
23%
Ye
iV
608,500
%
Apr
&
5%
300
31%
1,600
19%
19%
12%
12%
2%
Feb
6%
35 y2
1,300
18
13%
7,900
2%
2%
2,900
12% May
2 % May
19%
18%
20%
23,500
9%
9%
9%
800
48%
41%
50%,
26,700
41% May
10%
11%
13,700
10 y8
Apr
15 J/4
15%
400
11V2
Jan ,'
11%
Feb
—
Industries
*
Union
Gobel
(Adolf)
Goldfield
3%
Consolidated
1
2%
2%
10c
'4%
-4%
;
»—
cl ALh
Mines.
1
1
—
ft
-
Goodman
Manufacturing Co
h—16%
Manufacturing'
XX
4
Grand Rapids Varnish--—
—1
Gray Manufacturing Co
—<
i-_5
Great Amer Industries Inc/
'.XX-,X
10c
Great Lakes Oil &.Chemical Co
t
i9>y8
preferred
series
Hydraulics
Gridoil Freehold
Griesedieck
Grocery
—
Company
Stores
Western
15%'.
l'/8
ey2
6%
30
24y2
24%
3%
4,400
2%
H
6%
1,900
25
Corporation—-
1
i.
.
-tiff
Harhion-Kardon Inc__
-25c
6%
'""1%.
i%
■
"
-A'-v
1%
">v.f:'
'
12
Jan.,
19%
■
3% Feb
1%
Jan
Apr
8
Jan
'
/ 25 ;
Jan
Jan
Feb
12% Mar
13 %
24% -Feb
10.
2,300
2
"•
1
5%.
5%
4,000
Hartfield
Hartford
Stores
27%'
UO
27%
28 %
:
r
6%
,6%
6%
61%
61%
62%
<5%
5%
5%
Hazel Bishop Inc
~6
>5%
h
24%
24 V4
1
4%
4%
4%
8'
8%
1,700
Hazeltine
Corp
Light——
——_23
:•
•
:
11
10c
__
Hebrew National Kosher
Foods~Tnc_50c
Hecla Mining Co—
Helena Rubensteln
Ipc..,
Hell-Coil Corp
■
—_
70
.
nerold Radio &
Electronics—
■
5.%
4 VB
5%
—25c
Stores
Holophane
•
25c
B
-
•
Bearin"g"Co-—1—5
Hrn-,meJ t?e° A) & -CO—
Hoin & Hardart
Baking. Co
Hoin &
Hafdart
Preferred
ii
Hosltins
(The)
New
class A
Wi!?i
Feb
,
Feb
47%
Jan
99
Mar
Feb
75
Mar
.5%
5%
"
4%
1,600
-5%
6%
8,300
15%
300
4
4%
9%
Apr
Apr
3%
1,200
-8%
str
2,400
2
24
V, %' '
S.
'
'
%
7%
81H
.
8%
...
%
2%
1
(5.600
8%
6,900
33%
50
33%
100
95%
95%
60
33
33
1,000
'
100
>.
-31%
33%
14
Industrial Corp
23%
Apr
20%
20 Va
20%
7?6U0
19%
23% Mar
2%
2 Va
2%
5,600
6
6%
400
Jan
10 V4
9%
9%
9%
200
%
4Vs
4%
4,300
9% May
4y8 Feb
12%
4
5%
5%
5%
1,300
4% Mar
1
1
Co
6%
7%
15,600
4%
16%
700
15%
Ltd
Industries
6%
Jan
Apr
Mar
7,V
8
31%
12%
12%
32%
12%
80%
80%
8,103
200
4%
47/a'
2 Va
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
47%
Feb
46 V* Mar
54%
Jan
v
34%
9,700
50
n%
11%
12%
3,800
10 y8
10%
10
10%
1,100
10
21%
H
7y8 Apr
Apr
12
51%
%
May
Jan
24 V2
1%, May
400
13,200
28%
19%
13
Apr
5%; May
50%
27 y4
30
Feb
14
Feb
12% Jan i
May
36%
19% May
5,100
7,700
Apr
Mar
Jan
2,900
iy8
Feb *
%
IV*
Jan
Apr
%
%
20%
20%
400
31 %
30
31%
3,100
26 V2 Mar
14
12%
14
5,200
12% May
17%
18%
4,800
17%
Apr
25%
Jan
9%
9%
9%
7,000
9 y.
Mar
12%
Jan
9%
Jan
%
6%
1,900
9
8
8%
—*
7%
7%
8
23%
23%
24
—1
1
-.10
1
1
———
84%
88%
24,600
5%
6»/4
4,500
1,100
9,000
•
73%
22%
6%
7
13%
6%
26 Vz Mar
Jan
88 V2 May
5%
15
Jan
82%
Apr
27%
Jan
Apr
9V4
Feb
13% May
21%
Jab
1% May
27/a
Jan
2,100
2%
11%
11%
12%
12%
.27%'
25%
28%
.5%
5%
50
16 Va
16%
17%
2,100
21
20%
21
1,100
20%
12% May
16%
22
30%
Apr
Apr
6%
Feb
16% May
20%
Jan
Apr
24%
-Tan
May
6%
9,400
1,300
100
11%
11%
98
31
5,500
Jan
5%
6
Jan
Feb
83% Jan
liy4 Mar
35
Feb
13ya
Jan
50
95
Feb
98
Apr
600
30
May
39
Jan
7,100
5%
5%
Jan
11 y# May
400
6%
98
16 Vz
900
•
34%
30
5%
Jan
Feb
12%
31
iy4
Feb
6y8
11 Va
6
Jan
15 Va Mar
34 y4
2%
34%
8V4
Apr
%. Mar
22
800
*
»
5% May
9V4
Jan
4
Jan
2%
3%
%
%
%
2,200
6,400
2% May
48%
44%
49 y2
24,800
41% Mar
59%
Jan
33
30%
33 y2
3,600
27
39%
Jan
3
5
4%
4%
100
—100
^-100
84%
83%
91%
91%
91%
1
11%
-
80
Apr
50
*
87%
83 ya
151% 151%
10
11%
11%
3,600
~2%
~2%
600
142
8%
Jan
Feb
85 y4
Apr
■91%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
11 y8 May
46"
Mar
14%
700
15
600
174%
173%
174%
200
4
4
14%
2%
Apr
3%
,
Jan
Apr
4
170
.
1V4
% May
5,400
84%
—
Apr
Jan
60
1%
6%
Mar
3,100
77%
22%
14
.
4,000
75%
22%
1
Industries—
'
13 V*
6
6
Mar
7%
1,200
86%
Jan
Jan
31% Jan
19% Jan
21 y2
2,000
1
—-—1
ioy4
21 y4
Apr
Jan
20
6
—3
;
Feb
Mar
4
14%
168%
Apr
Jan
^
84 V2 Mar
151% May
14 Va Apr
51
3V4
4
Apr
Jan
Feb
4%
Jan
16%
Jan
182% Mar
Muskogee Co —
Muter Company
—
Nachman
4%
4%
Feb
18 V*
is y4
19 Va
600
18 y4
Aor
23%
Jan
1
5
2.50
10
Murphy
4%
6V2
1
32%
32%
1,200
31%
Feb
33% Mar
10%
3,100
33%
100
32
6
-50c
—5
——I
Inc
Industries Inc
1
Apr
National
10
Mar
National
84% Mar
National
Rubber Machinery—
Chemical
National Steel Car Ltd———;
National Starch &
National Telefilm Associates
Co
10
50c
*
10c
1
9%
9%
33%
33%
-
1
6,600
4% Mar
9% May
14%
Jan
Feb
33%
Apr
May
8%
Jan
6
6%
5,300
11
6%
11%
600
11
Apr
13%
Jan
1,100
10
May
12%
Apr
3,703
1,200
5
Apr
6%
Jan
4%
Apr
6%
Jan
8
Apr
12 V*
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
10
10
10%
5%
6
5%
5-%
5%
8%
8y8
8%
8,600
2%
2%
600
Jan
31
14%
31
100
28
14%
15
800
14 V* May
'
9%
9%
9%
200
1%
1%
HI
9,700
9 %
Apr
1H
Apr
11
10%
11
1,700
10% May
16%
16%
17%
3,600
16 Va
17%
17%
18%
30
33
18%
15%
18%
7%
7%
2%
3
700
3,000
125
600
1,000
>
% Apr
•
20%
Mt
Transit
Feb
20
4,000
.
Jan
7%
28%
51%
partic pref—•
Mt Clemens Metal Products com—-1
6%
cumulative
preferred
4
National
1%
Jan
7V2
8% Mar
100
12%
Apr
32%
5% May
6% Jan
1,200
5%
45%
13
Jan
9% May
25
36,800
20
5%
5%
1%
Mar
6%
13
8%
20
20
12 y8
31% Mar
■,
Jan
5%
41%
National
Jan
Jan
1%
National
4% Mar
7%
13%
45%
Jan
78%
Apr
800
Jan
9% Mar
60
1,200
4%
5%
7%
39
12
Jan
.£1
-
National
63 V*
4,700
Jan
17%
Co,
Monogram Precision
National
Feb
5
19%
—
Warrants
National
38%
5
2.50
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd.
Molybdenum Corp of America—
May
44
IV*
Milling—3
Bellas Hess———
—I
Brewing Co (Mich).
1
Casket Company
——5
Electric Weld Machines
1
Mfg & Stores
—
1
Petroleum Ltd
25c
Presto Industries Inc
-2
Research Corp
—1
8%
42 Va
42%
800
^
14 %-
Apr
'5%
National Alfalfa Dehydrat &
Apr
11%
5%
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—•
50c
Midwest Piping Co—
5
Miller Wohl Co common
50c
4 % %
convertible preferred——50
Mining Corp of Canada—
*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
100
Mirro Aluminum Company.,
10c
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR "ctfs"—-—
Mohawk Airlines Inc__—t
■—1
National
Jan
10%
600
10
Mid-West Abrasive
31% May
32
Jan
6%
10%
5% May
9% Feb
55,800
2,500
Hone
Corp
—
1
Associates, Inc——.—.—1
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
20% May
100
-1
preferred—
Microwave
Jan
1,200
—1
1
Michigan Sugar Co common—
Micromatic
7% May
19
5%
12%
Inc—
&
Apr
22%
10 Va
—
Inc
6
5%
25%
1
Jan
Mar
20%
21
9%
30c
Jan
5
26%
25%
—
Co
Jan
8% Apr
Jan
1
10
;
Napco
May
Jan
3V4
Jan
16 y4
—,————,——2
Johnson
8%
—5
Corp
warrants.—
(J W)
Apr
2% May
•5% Feb
7%
—5
Apr
18 y2 Mar
& Jan
Jan
A May
15
16%
Bartlett cl A—25c
Apr
31%
~4%
19%ta»r
Chain
22
7 ft May
Corp.50c
22,300
1
23%
14,900
to
21%
Inc
(RG)
20
7%
t-
20 y8
ft
3
21% May
ImnpHoiCa^ ,dep rcts ol'd reg——„£1
^mpeiial Oil (Canada)-i
• _*
changed
21%
Inc
400
ImuoHa,M®Pettics Corp—«/3c
Ami } Chemical Industries—
Nova
1
Corp
22%
11% May
Indtistrini
nn
Hardware
nSrlal Enterprises Inc—
Name
Jan
Corporation —
Murray Ohio Mfg Co———
Muskegon Piston Ring Co—
Apr
25%
——5
147/a
—5
25c
9% Mar
1,803
pfd—100 '
600
Feb
32%
6,900
4%
14
University
500
26%
14%
Brlt & Ireland__£l
Jan
13%
21V* Mar
13% Apr
24Va
14
Muntz TV Inc
'
13%
Jobflcco of Canada-
19%
20%
10
11%
25%
i
May
—
11%
1,000
Jan
17 V* Feb
39%
:
Jan
3Va
2Vu May
400
Mountain States Tel «Sb Tel.—•—.-100
Jan
14%
,i^^i iS Pwr & L1eht
2 %
Jan
Jan
26
Inrl
2%
Jan
97
128,400
Indiln!LT«°b^rot
2%
Jan
35%
31%
Imnpfi
4% Mar
Diablo Compt.ny-.
Mount Vernon1 Mills Inc__.—-———2.50
127 V2
21
_
2Va
Jan
12%
Apr
26%
..5
Feb
Mar
20
—c..„i
Feb
33 Va Mar
20 y2
ode Pood Products.
2%
Apr
3
Moody Investors Sen ice
47
94
27 y2
Inc
Apr
iy4
4,600
5,400
—5
21%
11%
common————5
1%
3,600
28
Jan
Apr
6,200
3%
_1
Jan
Jan
Jan
13%
Sis May
8
May
21
'
54%
Apr
Jan
1%
2
33%c
Jan
Jan
3%
"2% Mar
Jan
23 y2
.
Apr
38%
8
3%
31%
'
Mar
4,400
;
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% preferred
4.80% preferred series B
4.50%
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Montrose
Chemical Co———
8% Jan
14% Apr
*
-48%
23
•
-Y
•
! May
100
9%
-
Jan
jf
1%
r—
Jan
Jan
11 y2 Mar
1% Mar
23
120
ioo
Apr
6,500
49%
44%'
33%
Mfg Co—————2.50
ss H common—
Hydrometajs
6%
12%
Apr
2% Apr
7% Mar
Jan
Jan
'
-'300
3
42%
-
2,700
i;900
14,300
-
33
8A
23
■
2,500
13%
8
Jan
17%
Apr
8% Mar
900
2%
2%
7%
Apr
■'> 5% Jan
5"
Apr
..14% Mar
27,500
9Va
>.
5%
4
2,800
'
•
Hnhh
,Eler>trlc Motors
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc— Co——li
Jan
43%
32
9,600
•
—
9%
Feb
93%
49%
44%
7.50
common-
Mar
67
3
—
&
•
8
10
23
%
—h—i____60c
—-
Apr
'
80
1%
2
Inch—„l
Co
•
Ball
47/s
Apr
Jan
70
43%
12%',
23
wlnston~inc——III1
Class
8%
13
Gold Mines——5
Hnm
Home ^»e5.art & class
Oil Co Ltd
A—-——*
Hoover
2%
International- Corp—.,——1
Hotmann Industries Inc_—
Jan
30%
4% May
J
Jan
"7y4 Mar
r
-
9
9%
—2.50
____
Apr
Jan
/ 99
39%
3%
Sa convertible
preferred-.
,—10
Hiller Aircraft
Corp.—
1
Hoe (R) & Co
Inc common—__1
Class A
Corporation
*■
14%
■r
Manufacturing: Co _—1——_:_1
Highway Trailer Industries conj—
25c
Ho ly
5%
23
5,300
1%
Mar
.ill
;
'
Higbie
S°,,inier Consol
y
ioo
7,500
Mead
Jan
6^4
70
41»/2
4 k
Ho
;
1
8%
65
99
_
'J ♦
Heller (W E) & Co
5%%: pfd-.—100
Hoffman
:
6%
26
3
1%
Michigan Chemical £orp__
.
,
19%
Feb
1% Mar
3%
Jan
sy8 May
——•
preferred
—100
Helmerich & Payne Inc
1
100
Hercules Galion Products Inc..—
10c
Apr
61% May
500
•
u
.
-
1,100
...
'
1,200
~1%
Jan
38'•
8
2oe
—
••
1,000
6 y4
5.900
Ipc——_—„___1
Electric
2%
,~3%
.8%
5Va May
21 Va May
Hastings M'fg Co——
Havana Lithographing Co___„-—__ 10c
1,100
32%
22 y4 May
*
Harnischleger Corp
400
15
Mengsco Mfg Co_—„
—
--—-I
Merchants Refrigerating Cq_—.——1
MerriH Island Mining Corp Ltd:-l
Megabi Iron Co
—1
Metal & Thermit Corp—
5
Miami Extruders Inc_
10c
Jan
,.700
5%
Jan
*12
18% Mar
'
Corp
Maule
Jan
10
3,200
17% Mar
17
14%
2,600
Massey-Fergnson LtdMays
2%
2,000
14
16%
14%
Inc————_5
Refineries
Communicajtion
Jan
.14%
12%
22V4
2
Jan
%
t
Electronics
Martin
Jan
Apr
11,600
10%
2i%
2Va
-
2%
,
Mar
2%
11%
22
;
*■
Apr
19
17
lc
Mages Sporting Goods.
-10c
Magna Oil Corporation——„
-50c
Maine Public Service Co___
7
Mangel Stores
—1
Mansfield Tirp & Rubber—
.—2,50
Marconi International Marine :
10 y4
1% Jan
•
10%
10
10
54
Apr
16 y8 Mar
13
_.l
—
Apr
Feb
Jan
Feb
39%
1,600
Maiplc Trucks*Inc warrants^,—
Magellan Petroleuni Corp vtc—
Feb
Apr
6%
29%
2,400
2A
6% Jan
May
26% Feb
20%
Mat-Fadden Publications Inc
*Mar
7%
i
Co
Extension
Steel
Lypch
Feb
2%. Jan
,
200
93
15%
Louisiana Land & Exploration—
Luukenheimer (The) Co
Jan
37.
1% May
7,9p0
28%
,
Jan
20
:
Industries
Salle
Loral
'XV*, Jan
3% May
•
28%
28
16% Jan
4% Mar
88
15
& Shipley (The) Co—
Longiues-Wittnauer Watch Co
Jan
22%
Jan
2Va Jan
20%
Lodge
Feb.
22%
^10c
._—.2'
ii
l
,
-•
23 y» Mar
v
? P--'.
Lamp Co—
Harbor Ply wood. Corp.
.3y4
.
100
;
Jan
3
Leesona
Jan
2,500
'■»
10V*
10 % May
10
_1
Lockwood Kessler &
3,800
/
3%
1
.
Apr
15
Delaware
Locke
6Vs
.
—
Hall
La
Feb
2% May
5,300
3%
•
l'/a
.7,800
.;*%•.
f
>
Feb,
8%
12
27,400
93
5
Le Tourneau
Apr .;
32%
*-
Feb
1% Jan
1% May
14%
75 pesos
16 y4 Mar..
■
700
31%
7%
51%
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com—
Sfifi cumulative preferred^.
Lithium Corp of America Inc
Jan '
I8 V4
-
Feb
Apr
Jan
49%
_5
Apr:
13
Mar
.
4%
.1
—
Industries
Lanston
34% Mar
2,000
Jan
20%
10
20c
13% Mar
10% Apr
,
7¥8 May
100
1%
.
iy2
9e
Corp——1
I
t
10
2% '
Guild Films Company Inc———10c
Gulf States Land & Industries
:_50o
&
33%
13%
14%
-
76V2
iey4
13%
10c
Ltd
Lamson & Sessions
50%. May
Feb
Jan
1
Apr
94
4% Apr-
16,600
Jan
Jan
2%
Feb
14.
7.50
Mines
Leonard
2 V8
11%
4%
IQV2
1.25
1
Apparel Inc
Shore
Jan
^
15,000
93
1
Corp—
Jan,.
v.
4,700
1A
"0
1%
Jan
9
9
50%
2.50
Stores
10%
14%
———1
—5
Products—
.
.
20
1%
__
Hotels
31%
12% Mar
4,800
1%
/
2%
——
Knott
100 y4
25
''1,100
89,760
5-
..
50c
Ah—.
Stores Inc
(Walter) & Co
Apr
-■
10%
9%
9%
9%
9,600
2,700
H
if
10
2,100
Jan
16%
25%
Apr
19% Feb
18 May
1
Jewelry
Mar
J an
24
44%
6%
5
(Del)
Lamson Corp of
Jan
500
.
33
33
comnion—60o
_h—
Leases
3%
Jan
Corp
25c
Co
9
85 V2
1
Lakey Foundry Corp.
Jan
500
:
10
Goiham
Producers
16%
18% May
7,700
13
29%
Inc_
Western
8%
"v
12%
28%
Products Corp
Seal
7%
8%
—_1
;—-I——5
Inc
Co
Jan
7/a
10c
—
—
Corp
Lefcourt Realty
.
Inc——_4c
Distilleries class B_
Globe
10%
•
.——
22
1
100
Gold Mines———1
Co
."ft!?
Company
Lake
19% May
25
74% Mar
16% Jan
6,200
La Consolidada S A
Jan
1
Co
Drug
L'Aiglon
Jan
26% Mar
.
2,000
9%
4%
Lamb
-X 5%
17%
9
$1.20 convertible preferred
Kropp (Tile) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
Feb
2% May
14
5%
16%
9
Kratter (The) Corp Class A—
Feb
125
30%
17
Jan
Jan
5,500
4%
19
91%
Glenmore
B
Jan
5
3 % May
91%
Glass-Tite
H &
3%
Mar
300
91%
(AC)
Gilbert
Jan
18%
15%
1,200
10%
Kobacker
Feb
38%
.
2%
3%
2%
7% May
2y4 Mar
Kleinert (IB) Rubber Co
Jan,.
39%
Feb
•
Gilchrist
Gulf
33%
1——1
♦
Giant Yellowknife
6%
5
3%
2%
2%
4
1,400
2%
7%
2%
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Klein (S) Dept Stt res Inc
Mar
2
* Apr
30%
Georgia Power $5 preferred
.S4.60 preferred _—1;—-L-;——
Giannini
Controls Corp——.
Greer
1% Mar
4
31 Va May
2%
i
Genung's Incorporated—
Great
-
4
5
Indus Enterprises—.
*
Plywood Corp—;—...—__50c
Stores Corporation—
—1
Transistor Corp
—1
General
Gold
1%
31%
4
IVa
Corp
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum CP
Jan
Mar
1%
7%
Kilembe Copper Celbalt Ltd
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Jan
10
v.
33 Vic
1
pfd—100
1
Gas
Kidde
-Feb
18
Jan
147
10,600
39,200
i
Kay
Jan
50
14%
23%
Manufacturing
Industries
Kawneer
11% Mar
5,700
14
20%
Kawecki Chemical Co
Jan
IV2
;t
11%
14%
22%
(D) & Company.
.■
„50c
& Electric 4%%
pfd—100
Katz
Jan
159% 159%
dep
May
——10c
Feb
67% Apr
14% Jan
31% Jan
Mar
32 V2
1%
Kaiser
Ford Motor Co
American
13
10% May
18% Apr
15c
Kansas
Jan
4%
9% May
16 y4
10%
65% Apr
26
10c
Kaltman
Jan
1
>
/
High
7%
K
Apr
17%
Apr
5%
19,900
5%
47/a
700
'9%
100
1,4U0
1,600
Jupiter Oils Ltd
1,28% Jan
% Mar
3%
5
66
13%
1,500
Jetronic Industries Inc
Apr
18%
15% Mar
3%
10%
Feb
66
13
11%
Inc
Feb
14
27
Farmer
7
% Mar
23%
150% 166
18%
10
139
26%
Irving Air Chute
■%
;
Jan
10%
Public Service Co 3.90%
Iron
Jan
600
14
121 %
26
—
Apr
6%
8%
Jan
3,300
11
Royalty
Jan
6%
14
Mar
11%
5
9% May
9% Apr
30
———
11%
International Resistance Co
Intex Oil Company
1,000
23
11
1
Apr
Feb
3%
37%
95
4,400
~iJ/a
Apr
I
Jan
9%
23'A
8%
128% 133%
26%
International Products
5%
—10
.
200
Low
International Petroleum Co Ltd^.
0%
V*
5y8 Mar
9
9
—
Range Since Jan. 1
700
1
Feb
Jan
5%
25c
$1 or
—
129
Shares
High
5%
5%
5
Holdings
1%
26%
9%
1
Low
5%
_1
Mar
SW
1
—
3%
39%
39
Mar
May
9
1
—-—----——
preferred
1 Va
21
90%
3%
39'/a
Corp
—1
Factor (Max) <fc Co class A
1
Fairchild Camera & Instrument—.
Faiardo Eastern Sugar AssociatesCommon shs of beneficial infc
1
Fanny
300
l»/a
-IOC
Fabrex
$2
16%
20
25V2
1
Corporation LtdPipe Line—
Eureka
Jan
21 Va
—5C
Manufacturing Co—
Ero
21
_25o
——-1
Inland Homes Corp
Insurance Co of North America—
5
New common w i_
——5
1st preferred———_ —10
cum
er
Feb
Industrial Plywood Co Inc__
15
common—-—*
—1
convertible preferred—„—
1
Forge & Steel Corp common¬
$2
25
17%
Jan
1%
for Week
of Prices
Par
High
1 % May
22 y* Mar
21%
Inc_--—
——
-20c
Air-Freight Corp
-100
Empire District Electric 5% pfd—
Equity Corp
17,700
East
Sale Price
19
pmerv
Millwork Corp—
10,400
23%
22%
Xl9%
—1
El-Tronics
Low.
1%
Sales
Week's
Range
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
lVa
22%
1
Electronic Communications
Electronics Coip of America—
Erie
Shares
.
5
Eleetrographic Corp __
-50c
E ectronic Specialty Co„———
1
Empire
for Week
Low
1
Ltd--—
Bond & ®^are --
Friday
Range
Par
(Range for Week Ended May 6)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
Mines and Dey
Elder
Week's
Last
31
Feb
Feb
33
Apr
18 Vz
Feb
10%
211
12
23 y8
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
17% May
24
Jan
26
Mar
33
May
12
Mar
18% May
7%
Feb
27/a May
8%
Feb
3Vs Mar
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
.
.
.
Monday, May 9, 1960
(2012)
32
AMERICAN STOCK ; EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended May 6)
STOCKS
-30C
Co
14%
3,300
12
14% Mar
23%
5,500
17% Mar
23%
34%
34%
35 %
2(4
34% May
1% Apr
Jan
1%
6,500
185,500
37%
1%
2%
Jan
* U
U
5,800
1
Jan
25 V*
6,400
32
Jan
Ryan
23%
9%
10 V4
900
9%
Apr
13%
Jan
Ryerson & Haynes
109,200
1%
Feb
--
New
York
Rosario—3.
York & Honduras
Merchandise
1,000
3,100
31%
33%
29
28(4
32
1,850
1
1
Class B
A— —10
33%
Railway
VA% pfd_
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd—
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd—
Warrants
1,200
4%
2,200
33
34
33(4
50
2
2%
1,500
2%
2%
2%
14,000
4%
4%
5(4
3,600
...
Apr
Jan
Jan
30
12
1%
7% May
10 (4
Salem-Brosius
33
Apr
39
Apr
Jan
39%
May
32%
Jan
May
3%
Jan
2(4 May
3%
Jan
4
6% Jan
2
Apr
preferred
Petroleums Ltd
Sapphire
1
Saxon
Paper Corp
:
& Fisher
Co
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
Say re
64
10
63
Apr
67%
85%
120
79
Jan
85% May
14,600
12 May
1%
Jan
1(4
Jan
Apr
%
Jan
May
13%
Jan
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Securities Corp General
Jan
3%
Jan
Security
/8
12
1
11
(4
%
6,200
% May
(4
(4
U
9,100
(4
:
Industrial
mi
Corp
9%
9
9 %
1,600
2(4
2%
2%
11,800
9
Petroleum
Occidental
_10c
of Amer A (Del)
Nuclear Corp
20c
50c
Corp
Ogden Corp
Ohio
Ohio Power 4%%
Oils
Okalta
Old Town
preferred
90c
1
7
preferred
cumulative
40c
100
Ltd-,
Corp common
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Opelika Mfg Corp.—
5
Electric
90
17,100
16,600
29%
800
28% May
36
Jan
90(4
200
87
Jan
93
Apr
20y4
25% Mar
Feb
H Jan
Clay
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5%%
1st
Jan
7(4
Apr
Sbattack
4%
4%
Jan
5(4
Feb
Sliawinigan
48(4 Mar
75%
Jan
Sherman
17%
18%
Apr
Sherwin-Williams
20
Jan
2,150
17%
17%
100
17(4
17%
4%
4%
5%
3,300
Feb
17(4 May
5
7%
May
Feb
5%
1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
redeemable 1st preferred
25
4.80%
4.50%
4.36%
Pacific
S4.40
$4 75
S4.75
redeemable
1st
redeemable
preferred
preferred
Lighting $4.50 preferred
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
conv dividend preferred
dividend
S4.36
1st
25
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
42
35% Mar
42
May
30
30%
3,000
29%
Jan
31
27%
27 ¥4
300
26'4
Jan
2734
25 ¥2
25%
•
Class
Patino
Peninsular
Penn
Metal
Traffic
Products
22% Mar
24% Mar
Jan
22%
Feb
20%
Jan
22(4
Apr
Simpson's
89 ¥4
290
82
Jan
89 %
Apr
Sinclair
88%
88%
140
88%
94%
90
93%
94(4
°180
110
3(4
140
6%
18%
26%
25(4
26%
1%
11,400
7%
700
7%
100
3%
1ft
1ft
l¥t
32%
32%
35%
2,500
5%
5%
5%
500
5%
5%
5%
9%
1,200
9,600
9%
7(4
10
7%
700
Apr
So3s
Apr
South
Coast
May
South
Penn
31
Jan
303/4 Jan
10(4
10%
700
1.000
18
10%
100
2
47%
625
2(4
46%
47
Oil
4,200
62%
650
l
2(4
•
Co
2%
Jan
1% Mar
59%
59%
29(4
28
29%
2,700
273/a
%
10,400
20%
20 %
21%
21,300
24
24
923/4 Mar
Apr
46(4
Apr
% Jan
19% Apr
800
ft
Jan
423/4
27 %
ft
30 (2
Jan
%
Apr
293/4
Jan
31
26%
Jan
50
22%
Apr
1%
27,600
1%
2(4
Jan
A
Apr
Feb
%
Jan
4% May
5%
Jan
5%
8ft Jan
Jan
7(4
73/4
Feb
Feb
5(4 May
Southern
13
Feb
Southern
Apr
67%
Jan
Southern
25(4
Apr
40(4
Jan
Southland
33%
Jan
52
U
Apr
1(4 Mar
Feb
Royalty
Apr
35(4
Jan
Apr
113%
Jan
573A
57%
583/a
4,800
513/4
Jan
603/4
Apr
4 ¥2
4 ¥2
4 ¥2
100
4%
4%
4Cs
4,000
6 3/g
Feb
63/4
Jan
Standard
Jan
9(4 Jan
Standard
Shares
16%
Feb
Jan
100% May
133/4 Mar
9
6% Mar
Standard-Thomson
Tube
Jan
Standard
Uranium
Jan
Stanley
2iya
300
2u%, Jan
213/a
200
20% Mar
21% Mar
100
193/4 Mar
21
20 ¥4
5%
6
12
600
5
700
15%
173/4
18%
8%
93/8
14%
Apr
72 %
Jan
17% Mar
20%
Apr
8(4 May
ll3/4
Jan
93/4
13%
Jan
11% May
14
Jan
25
26
Feb
200
12 ¥2
2,700
25 %
16 ¥2
17
300
16(4
Apr
183/8 Jan
64
653/8
1,000
60%
Feb
67 3/4
11%
12¥a
700
11% May
21%
22
900
21
11%
350
33/4
33/4
43/4
8 ¥2
8 ¥2
sy8
800
lc
VA
1%
1%
13,700
10c
8%
8 ¥2
8%
600
Apr
Stanrock
1
ft
%
3/a
10c
50c
33/b
3%
33/8
4,800
25c
1
Ltd
JC3/4 May
24
Jan
Mar
11
Jan
Statecourt
46%
2
Apr
58% Jan
Statham
Feb
Steel Co
Feb
Steel
Parts
Apr
Stein
(A)
3(4
Apr
59 % May
66
28
30
May
Enterprises
Instruments
Co.
800
17
Mar
20%
Jan
20%
3,500
15
Aur
2034
Apr
Stetson
(JB)
10
10%
2,700
Jan
10%
Apr
Stlnnes
(Hugo)
Stone
Colorado—
Jan
Jan
743/8
77
7
6(4
7
Apr
6 3/4
86%
15
%
23%
23%
24
2,000
22% Mar
13
123/4
13%
3,500
123/4 May
23%
17
16 ¥2
163/a
Container
92
16
Apr
20%
16
Mar
Jan
Sunset
2,•»
Apr
3%
Jan
35%
Feb
36%
Apr
19%
37% Mar
443/4
600
20% Mar
23
300
31
Apr
36 3/b
1,500
12 (4
Jan
15
33/8
1
Petrol
323/g
323/4
143/4
14%
15
Corp
Jan
100
223/4
323/4
37/a
7,700
37/a
9,200
2 3/8
700
2 % May
57/a
2,200
5%
39%
18,700
24%
20%
1,100
36%
Feb
19%
20 3/b
1,600
15%
Jan
63/4
3%
7%
Feb
Apr
5 3/a
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
43/8 Mar
'Apr
36
-
373/4
4%
Jan
'
19 ¥0
5%
2
Jan
22% Mar
Jan
3(4 Feb
2 ¥4
3%
1
•>
3%
33/4
3% / :
-1
Superior Tool & Die Co
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex Corporation
3%
20 ¥2
14,600
Jan
16(4 Mar
Apr
2%
•
International
2%
23/a
22%
1
Jan
28 3/4 May
20%
—
1
(Del)...
Jan
9%
May
Jan
5
Corp
Jan
24
163/a
10c
Jan
35%
Feb
100
17
•
Jan
'QvAA:.I.v.-A.C
(Del)
Corp
Jan
9% Mar
4,100
283/4
23/a
Jan
4(4
1,300
25 ¥4
1
Co
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock
(S) & Co
Stylon Corporation
Apr
37% May
29%
Inc
Jan
12
743/e May
650
28 ¥2
5
Products
2,600
1,500
•'
...
Precision Corp
17%
18%
81(4
77
1
27 %
Jan
2% Feb
Apr
Apr
Apr
•
Jan
17%
35
273/4
29 ¥4
12%
Jan
8
—
*
ordinary
Corporation
&
—
— —
5
Inc
Canada
of
19%
9%
Inc
%
3(4
10%
Jan
43/4 May
Feb
% May
8%
Jan
17% Jan
23 %
Feb
8% May
16,300
Jan
Feb
Jan
2%
12,600
1
Mines
Jan
10 %
3%
Uranium
63/4 Jan
5
May
10% May
1,600
20,200
1
Starrett (The) Corp common
50c convertible preferred
Mar
25 ¥s
l
.
14
10
65
10
...
Apr
7% Mar
Jan
11%
10
«...
.1
B
Apr
21(4 May
l) 3/4 May
100
11
Apr
Mar
65%
5
10 ¥B
--
20
...
4%
2,600
46%
10
•
50% Mar
113/4
*
Corp..
Aluminum
3,200
Feb
59%
Brewers
211
48%
Jan
Sterling
Sterling
800
200
¥4
Feb
Sterling
37%
55
2% May
5% Jan
85%
24%
30%
9%
36%
20 ¥4
y4
5%
1
Aviation Corp
6% Mar
853/4
20
1
—
class
25
Jan
Jan
25
Corp.
Standard
Jan
40
10
Feb
53
—1
Inc
3ft Feb
25
Jan
8% Jan
22%
100
x24% x24%
83/4
(Ky)
Products Co
Standard
Mar
7,300
1,800
25
2
Oil
16
15%
22%
23 %
25
25
Forgings Corp
Standard
Apr
11% May
6% May
Feb
1
Jan
9% May
Feb
Feb
Feb
Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred-.
4% Mar
7%
Jan
Jan
Apr
4% Mar
56%
Standard
Jan
5%
5(4
5(4
45(4
18% Mar
5
41%
31% Mar
4%
453/4
1
5,200
2ft
283/4
40
Feb
Spencer Shoe Corp
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stalil-Meyer
Inc
8,500
212
200
2,650
52%
Co
8%
37%
313/a
43 ¥4
310
Pipe Line
Realty & Utilities
8%
Apr
303/4
41
56
Materials Co Inc
Jan
33/4 May
62
39
Jan
313/a
25
4
100
36
Apr
42
Corp..2
33/4
1
Apr
Jan
89%
55
preferred-
17%
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
Jan
55
Petroleum
73/4
._5
112
31%
California
8%
—3
4%
Mar
90
Apr
cumulative
4.08%
Southern
*
.
10(4 Mar
313/4
Feb
28%
Jan
1
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co
1,400
3%
1,800
8%
Feb
3%
20c
Jan
26 % Mar
29
63/4
;
l
preferred
102 % 1033/4
33/4
4
28%
cumulative
1
cumulative
4(4
13,700
2 8 ¥2
cumulative
Providence
4(4%
7%
1,000
28
Jan
Feb
7 ¥2
original
5%
4.88%
1
Puerto Rico Telephone Co.
800
8%
8
27%
24%
Southern California Edison—
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
of
38
27%
25
1,100
7.400
Service
12% May
Jan
35
25
7
12,000
Public
Apr
May
II3/4
preferred
63/4
2%
....
8%
6%
cumulative preferred
6%
45%
-
31,500
II Yb
cumulative
11
40%
Gas
123/b
7¥a
4.32%
12% May
41
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Proctor-Silex Corp
—
8%
II VB
1
4.24%
89%
40
66%
Apr
10%
1
1
Corp
Apr
1,750
16%
*
,
Jan
2,200
2(4
common
12
12.50
Manufacturing
Feb
4,800
1
-
4%
12
13%
40
new
Jan
4% Mar
143/8 Feb
14(4
£1
5
Airways
153/4
96% 100%
2%
Slick
12%
11%
12 %
20
Co
-
Apr
Mar
9%
11%
13
100(4
45(4
Prentice-Hall Inc
21%
400
ir
3% Mar
14
8,600
10c
*
Apr
2% Mar
4,400
21%
1
Power Corp of Canada—
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
Jan
14%
16%
21 ¥2
10,000
7
2.50
25 3/4
12 %
2iya
14%J
1
(Del)
4% Mar
Apr
143/8
48
900
1
Inc
May
12
48%
Polarad Electronics Corp
Alexander
ia
16%
Apr
Jan
14%
48%
Poloron
Powdrell &
12,500
preference——25
4
Polymer Corp class A
3%
convertible
4,900
.10
15%
2%
4.48%
4 ¥e
7 ¥2
Manufacturing
Singer
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Jan
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
A
14 %
3%
4.56%
9,200
class
14%
3
102,000
2,100
Jan
45%
Products
1,100
311
22%
16%
41 ¥B
Pneumatic Scale
Feb
r
3ft
Apr
10 Yb
l
5%
300
193/8
14%
4¥s
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
•
Plastic Materials & Polymers Inc..10c
3%
C
21%
100
43
Pierce
Jan
3%
15 ¥4
Perfect
(Del)
37/a
3%
preferred
preferred
preferred
cumulative preference
28%
Corp
Jan
2% Mar
3%
4.78%
28%
Steel
9(4
2%
Jan
300
Aircraft Corp.
Industries Iuc_.
Apr
3%
12%
29
Phoenix
Jan
6
7%
Jan
800
Piasecki
Jan
Jan
6%
Apr
93,4
5
8%
8%
63/4
Feb
14 ¥b
pesos
Jan
6 %
1,300
12,800
5,900
9%
1,100
.
Jan
Apr
1,100
6%
1(4
187,700
;
6%
Feb
1(4
12%, Jan
6%
53/4
1
9 ¥4
.
1%
8%
5
800
6 ¥4
Industries
22% Apr
,
6(4 Mar
6%
10
64 ¥4
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co„.10
Phillips Screw Co
Feb
Jan
4% Mar
5
1
Co
100%
24% Mar
1%
2,600
9,100
Oil
93/4
4(4
Jan
3,000
y.
1
Apr
173/4
5% May
4% Feb
63/8
•
_•
Ltd
Venezuelan
13%
Jan
31
8(4
& Minerals
90
28 ¥2
4
Apr
5,000
preferred
convertible
$3
.
Shares
American
Inc...
Smith '-(Howard) Paper Mills
SOriotone Corp
->■
Mar
99% 100
15¥4
May
87 (4 -Apr
Jan
100
X62%
Peruvian Oils
78%
3(4 Mar
14%
20c
94%
5.200 *
8(4
—.;
90
Jan
911 Mar
*
62%
Inc
Jan
85
3,400
.
*
TYn
~5>.
Photo
79%
122(4 MayJ'^»3Sl%- Jan
24.900
3%
10%
10
10
87(4
1
Corp
May
18%
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
21
2.50
Electronics
,
14,400
100
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Pentron
20 (a
500
7ft
500
1
Co
Jan
5,600
\
6%
200
10 V»
2
6
7ft
21(4
.1
„
5
—25c
22 ¥2
Jan
Feb
% May
8% May
2,100
24
Jan
8(4 Mar
Jan
ft May
1,000
7. v'/'
4%
5%
4%
22%
2
Corp
Canada Ltd
of
6%
4%
6%
4%
21(4
19
,
20%
800
9
4%
24
22 ¥2
2
B
Parkersburg-Aetna
Jan
16
•
Jan
55,800
24
9 ¥»
A
IS
%
8%
%
Simca
1
class
%
ft
Silvray Lighting Inc
1%
Co
Mar
17%
32,800
1,400
%
ft
25 (4 Mar
1
Pen
Apr
18(4
400
22
"l%
25(4 Mar
1%
Parker
100
10c
Ltd
Mines
Jan
*
1
17%
—1
Silver Creek Precision Corp..
Silver-Miller
20%
100
1%
Jan
28%
vtc__2 Bol
9% May
,53/4
2
B
23%
1
(C A)
Class
23%
100
Company
15"% Mar
1,000
•
200
9 ¥4
Petroleum
2,700
10
,»
3
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co—10c
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—_—_—2
1,700
Park
Chemical
Canada—
of
24(4
Pantepec Oil (CA) Amer shares—1 Bol
Pancoastal
17%
ft
Corp of America—.
24(4
6%
pfd
Jan
.18 % Jan
43/4 jan
10
2 %
100
24%
3%
1
43/8
9%
12.50
common
24%
86 V*
1
27% Mar
Jan
Co
24%
*
Warrants
Jan
2% May
21%
1
Products Inc
24%
•
Pacific Power & Light 5%
Paddington Corp class A
Page-Hersey Tubes
24%
122 y# 122 ¥4
•
Ltd
200
26
*
Airlines
500
Power—.
Water &
Sherwin-Williams
Apr
25
preferred
Pacific
40%
25
5%
5#
42
2,700
'
5
•
Mining
Denn
preferred
4%
Shoe
30 Yb
3(4
*
Co—
3%
600
17%
1st pfd—25
preferred
Leather
Seton
5,400
58
2%
16%
:■/
1
-1
20c
of America
Servomechanisms Imp
3,600
55(4
Jan
213/4
50c
Serrick Corp class B
%
700
8
Products
Sentry Corp new common
6%
55(4
4
May
Apr
Feb
16%
3
Servo Corp
4%
ft Mar
3
17%
10c
1
•
1
Inc
6%
P
Pacific
Bros
4%
ft
1,800
20%
1
Freehold Petroleums
(The) Corp
~6 %
1
Corp
Jan
6%
21%
1
Securities
Overseas
Oxford
7%
5(4 Mar
5(4
20%
28%
Jan
3%
7%
7
1
Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard Western Airlines
Seeburg
89%
5%
20%s
1
Co
Brass
2%
3%
9%
--1
Seaboard
Seem an
Nova
6,500
May
2% Feb
3%
3%
3
17
25c
25c
1
.—3.50
(Del)
Savoy Oil Inc
64
1
2%
2'/8
*2%
50c
Petroleums Ltd
Sarcee
84
%
3
3%
20
20
20
20
series
5.60%
100
Feb
,
Feb
1,200
8%
3CB
——2.50
16 pesos
Milling Co Ltd
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5%
series preferred
4 % %
series preferred
4.40% series preferred
Jan
4(4
T-ri
High
5 '/a
1,200
16,500
1,200
3%
7ft
San
Jan
5%
'.
Jan
13
2(4
*
Corp Ltd
Inc
L<
Lawrence
St.
San Carlos
Jan
%
14
4(4
S
Jan
Apr
ft May
Low
12,200
43/4
3
1
1
Consolidated Petroleum
Range Since Jan. l
T.nw
High
8%
1
Company
Russell (The F C)
4%
13
,
—50
Pub Serv
Ind
4%
1
1
Penn RR Co
Northern
7,400
„25
Northeast Airlines
North
7%
40(4
43
Feb.
May
23
2.000
7%
ft Apr
17,200
%
33%
—10
—
Canadian
"7%
4%
Royalties Inc
Oils Ltd
North American
North
%
%
"ft
1
Cement class
American
North
23
23
—10
Feb
154
,
28% May
2S
Jan
2% May
Mar
127
^
40(4
1
& Southern
Norfolk
2(4
2
ft
Inc.-
Lites
2%
Apr
23% Mar
37(4
Nipissing Mines
Noma
10%
%
40
Mines Ltd
Rim
25
.
•
New
New
Jan
13(4
20%
IIIi
Superior Oils
New York Auction Co
3%
2% May
Apr
Raceway
13%
%
Shares
Low
4%
Inc
———30c
Roxbury Carpet Company
—1
Royal American Corp.
~
5
Royalite Oil Co Ltd———
Russeks Fifth Avenue Inc
50c
Roosevelt
23(4
Mur Co—
20
England Tel & Tel—------1
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
,_50c
New Idria Min & Chem Co
_25c
Mew Jersey Zinc
—
1
Mew Mexico & Arizona Land
1
New Park Mining Co
•
Nickel
10,300
3%
for Week
^
1
New
Process
2%
3
Range
of Prices
High
Low
High
Exchange
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
1
Nestle-Le
New
for Week
Par
Electric Corp.—
Corp class A
National Union
National Video
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Week's
Last
Sales
Week's
Friday
Friday
Jan
Jan
42% Apr
T
-
Talon Inc class
Ramo
Investment
Co.
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co
Raymond International Inc
Reading Tube Corp common
$1.25 convertible preferred
.
Feb
28
l
30%
Apr
Class
4%
37%
363/4
38%
1,700
36% May
44%
Feb
10
22%
22%
233/»
2,400
21% Mar
27
Jan
3.33
20%
19%
21%
6,100
16%
22% Jan
9%
400
i
_
9
1
20
Feb
8% Apr
20% Mar
12% Jan
223/4
Jan
Real Estate Investment
Trust of America
1
-
Reda Pump Co
Reeves
Sounder aft
13% Mar
19-?#
21%
~7%
7%
73/,
3%
'3%
3%
22,000
3,600
1%
16,500
7% May
3% Mar
Jan
11% Jan
53/4 Jan
2
% May
Mar
preferred
Technicolor
Television
52
2,700
453/4
10%
10%
10%
3,400
10(4 Mar
12% Mar
Thew
i
20%
18
20%
2,500
18
26
Thompson-St arrett
l
5%
5%
j
Vic extended to Jan 3 1965..:
6
53/4
21
5% May
Mar
8% Apr
5,800
19% Apr
1% Apr
28% Jan
19%
2
2
200
1%
8%
8%
100
.1
3%
33/4
3%
3,600
20c
Amer
£1
—1.50
33.
•
17%
17%
19%
2,600
80%
!"6%-
79(4
81%
210
8,800
4
8
8%
Jan
9,200
2,900
20(4
Rochester Gas Ss Elec 4% pfd F
100
Rokeaeh (I) Si Sons Inc class A—50c
Rolls Royce Ltd—
see page
5%
j
50c
Robinson Technical Products Inc
dep rets ord regis
Roosevelt Field Inc
5%
May
733/4
5%
6%
6
6
100
6
4%
4%
400
3a/4
Apr
Jan
5% May
Thriftmarkets
Jan
Ttlo
4%
Jan
26
Jan
•
7 *
Mar
10(4
Co
Inc
7 ¥4
73/4
9,100
2 3/e
23/4
9,700
2
93/4
93/4
103/4
4,900
8%
3%
3
3 ¥2
2,700
2
63/«
3,700
5,700
6% May
*
10c
1%
'1%
92
'
•
l3/.
1%
67/a
13/4
13
18 ¥4
com.—10c
23/8
2%
2
..10
103/4
103/4
1 (4
12
1
¥2
6,700
- "
400
7y*
500
77/a
—_25c
21
20%
213*
700
l
26
25%
26 ¥4
i9ya
19%
197/>
1,300
400
Inc
-
Toledo Edison 4(4%
_l
7
Jan
Tower
Apr
5
Jan
Trans Cuba Oil Co class
A
23%
84%''
—50c
Apr
1j(4
Apr
12% Mar
:
23%
900
22%
23%
5%
84 %
84%-
-
Apr
100
7»
63/4
Feb
r
fjan
23/4
1
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
31% Jan
22
Jan
11%
27 ¥2
$0% May
25%
2%
500
23/4 May
5%
5%
5% May
ft
(4
2,300
22,200
ft
Jan
Feb
14%
Apr
6'
5s
preferred—100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Acceptance Corp class A
May
153/4
20% Jan
3 ¥4 Jan
Apr
11% Mar
£1
20
May
103/* Mar
6%
Jan
Apr
Mar "
1(4 Jan
Apr
2
Apr
92 ¥4
11% Mar
*
Jan
1%
Jan
17%
'
12%
9 3/4
13/a Mar
1,700
2,200
13%
17%
Jan
Jan
4 ¥4
■;
Jan
Mar
15,200
13/8
133/a
18%
Jan
May
3 (4 Mar
Feb
89
125
92
5
Ltd-—.
9(4
7(4 Mar
23/4
1
...
7%
36
Apr
loc
Inc
:
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered
Amer deposit rats def registered
Todd ^Shipyards. Corp
Roofing
73/4
7%
63/g
233/4 Apr
23% Apr
Jan
25
800
13,200
..50c
Thorofare Markets Inc
Jan
8 ¥4
36
1
..
Inc.—...
Co..—
Park
9%
81% Jan
Inc
70c convertible preferred
Thorncliffe
2%
Mar
3% Jan
17%
Jan
Electronics
Shovel
8
33%
1
....
Tenney Engineering Inc-—.
Texam Oil Corporation
Texas Power Si Light $4.56 pfd.
Texstar Corp
Textron
8
20c
Industries
%
Apr
36
5
,_1
51 %
52%
Corp.—...
Inc
Tel-A-Sign Inc...
Teleprompter Corp
%
Inc...
...
•
Taylor International
51%
Feb
10
Tampa Electric Co
1
•
Corp
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Rldgeway Corp
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co-
Apr
cumulative
20
5
common
l
Reslstoflex
footnotes,
11% Jan
,_5
common
10
...
—
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc..—
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic-Thanscon
Indus
For
400
500
5<j
Investment Corp.:
(Robert) Si Co
Reliance Insurance Co
13
20%
_i
Corp
Reinsurance
Reis
12%
19%
12%
1
B
A
!V
Feb
Number 5949
191
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
AMERICAN
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Corp
Transportation Corp
of America
_10c
Corp—
v_
—
5%
1
22
Apr
300
45
6'/a
2%
53A
13%
400
14
4
4
9
38%
20,200
9%
700
9 s-:^
;ji
7%
9
3%
Feb
3%
8%
15%
76,300
46%
610
15%
16%
6,500
7%
3,400
7
8%
9%
1,400
7
600
4%
5
1,400
;
5
'17"% May
12%
1
10c
5
—1
1.25
1%
50c
100
1
•
10 3/4
Jan
93/4
6"%
Feb
10,200
12,100
5%
Mar
13 '/a
9% Mar
12%
11% May
14
12
5%
4
Jan
Jan
75
mortgage 4s series A
7s
&
debs
83.72
79.50
79.95
88.47
82.91
82.88
83.83
82.83
3% Mar
May
5_
608.32
140.54
88.93
201.94
88.35
80.07
79.10
83.69
82.80
3
2%
3VB
21,900
23/4
1%
1%
1%
48,500
1%
82
320
80
29
200
29
93
Jan
33/8
Apr
Jan
4%
Feb
3%
300
3%
3%
Jan
30'A
Feb
29
~3%
Jan
<
23/4
200
2%
Apr
1%
li5e
3,300
1%
Apr
20%
500
18'A
Jan
120
Jan
2%
IV*
85
85
4y»
4%
4%
i.
3%
29,100
: 87,
r.
Averages are compiled daily by using the following divisors: Industrials, 3.569; Rails, 5.234;
Utilities, 8.53; 65 stocks, 18.15.
a The
averages for the 30 industrial stocks and for the 65-stock composite average give effect
.to, the ^American Tobacco Company's distribution of one additional share of common stock for
each share held.
This changed the divisor for the 30 industrials to 3.569 from 3.659 and that for
Feb
233A
79
Jan
118
19"%
2%
_
1% Jan
Feb
81
81
the
stocks
65
18.15 from
to
%
6,300
32%
300
V*
%
32
4
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Apr
31%
31'A
28%
46 Va
29%
Jan
Mon.
May 2
104.99
Range for 1959
High
109.60 Aug
41
47
Mar
Tues.'t. May 3
105.03
Low
Wed.
104.96
1%
21V*
22 3A
May 5
104.94
High
109.39 Jah
May 6
104.95
Low
100.77 Mar 11
Jan
14%
50
'
18'/a
87
34%
Jan
203A Feb
Jan
26% Mar
91
Feb
29
850
8%
Apr
14
300
197/a
Apr
30%
Jan
"2%
"2%
:
<
Apr
91?
2% May
3%
7,100
1%
Jan
Jan
Jan
"if<r
1&
23'A
22%
23 %
600
20
-Mar
243/a
6%
3,900
6
Mar
8 Va
6
Last
Sale Price
June-Dec
1063/4
follows
as
(1939=100):
•'
7,500
4%
5% Jan
Apr
or
Friday's
Bid & A»ked
High
Goods
102
106 3%
$42
87 3/4
35
88
Transportation
$120
85%
86
18
82 %
87%
68
68
68
12
63 Va
68
89
90
27
82 y8
90
521.6
446.5
482.9
—2.2
544.4
472.1
329.3
—1.1
290.2
-;
287.1
229.7
232.3
—1.1
237.6
216.1
434.8
—2.0
446.5
414.7
250.8*
257.2
—2.5
299.7
250.8
'
-7"*,/ "7/
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
No. of
120%
86
—2.2
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
88%
119
464.5
456.7
,
426.3
Utility
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
*New High.'
50
843%
538.9
287.1*
138
45
10
—2.3
472.1*
Goods
High
100
47
388.8
475.2
446.5*
'
—
396.6
"
Jan. 1
Low
No.
Low
432.5
> Change
1Change
464.5*
Non-Durable
Range Since
Bonds
Sold
1960-
High
2.0
Anril 22. '60
April 22, '60
388.8*
Composite
Manufacturing
Durable
/
.
Percent
Am-il29. '60
April 29, '60
—
Week's Range
-
," "
—
4%
4%
4%
;.
year are
Jan
l^r May
200
Apr
1 i3o
6
for week
Jan
20%
prices based on the closing prices of the common stock
ending April 29, 1960, for composite and by major industry groups
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
The SEC index of stock
Apr
8%
8%
20
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Feb
Jan
Jan
5
fan
30
75
~8%
20
18%
113/4
19%
6
Thurs.
8% May
90
1960
Fri.
12% Jan
28
for
Jan
800
90
19%
4
101.42 Sep 23
Range
Jan
1,800
28
May 4
26
14% May
13 3A
Closing
2%
Apr
300
15
Date—
{J Mar
Jan
18% Mar
700
1%
Jan
Feb
%
12,500
1,400
21
20
263A Mar
30%
50
-
%-
%
20%
30 Va Mar
32% May
37% Jan
125
28%
46%
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
800
32%
283A
%
% Mar
18.42.
Mar
5% Apr
Jan
3& Mar
Shares
Mon.
May 2—
Total
Int'l
Foreign
Bonds
Bonds
$5,118,000
U. S.
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel.
Gov't
Bonds
Bonds
Bond
Sales
$234,000
244,000
...
$5,352,000
$43
42%
493A
$28
28%
25
24
16
71
77
85
81
107
105
127
2,869,760
4,495,000
326,000
4,821,000
May 5
2,667,440
4,128,000
2,564,480
4,588,000
343,000
239,000
4,827,000
13,955,505
$22,870,000
Fri.
81
105
May 4—_
May 6
6s
Total
1998_Jan-July
May-Now
j.
ApriZ-Oct
3%s
series
D
1976-
3%s
series
E
1978
$16
71
106
68
95%
Feb-Aug
1982
Jan-Aup
1982
jj.'
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1983
—
»ern California Gas 3%s 1970
southern Gounties Gas
(Calif) 3s 1971
southwestern Gas & Electric 3'As 1970
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
113
95%
73%
97%
98
77
73%
74%
13
73%
77%
97%
1
96
—$24,256,000
Stocks—Number
1
100
97%
91%
90%
100
87%
88
$93%
95
88
8
96
96
96
140
144
95
53
143
117%
•
19
T"*
140
Total
30,904,000
473,093,000
$31,884,600
$499,754,150
$595,106,900
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
94%
88
Foreign
Stocks
98
(No. of
Domestic
169
Shares)
Bonds
1,269,140
May 3_.
1,077,595
88%
93
Wed.
May 4—
1,201,560
May 5
1,130,535
$76
85%
Thurs.
80%
Fri.
_3
79
$60,000
110,000
119,000
84,000
78,000
Foreign
Gov't
Corporate
Total
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
$6,000
$66,000
3,000
118,000
$5,000
119,000
~Tooo
84
78
83'A
85
783A
1
78
78%
83
83
1
81
87
96
96
8
90
97
97%
99%
927,785
May 6——
$451,000
5,000
$11,000
'
.
$9,000
83,000
$471,000
88
78 3A
'
85,000
— —
80%
•m-m
79
85%
76
$87
96
22,870,000
—
Railroad" and Industrial
27,468,000
567,633,500
May 2__:
75%
$82
26,656^650
Tues.
87
79
$1,000
4,000
$980,600
$24,256,000
Foreign
Mon.
58
1959'
$1,386,000
1
64%
61
92 3A
lOKO
3.29,394,550
$4,500
Bank
120
"
$57
92%
$83%
92%
'
'
261,427,731
61
$83
'«
18,993,800
Government
S.
92%
86
1
88
119% 119%
'•
13,955,505
Shares
of
87
90
.»•_
\
*'1960
1959
Bonds—
U.
101%
81
10
91%
$84%
Jan, 1 to May 6
En^ed May 6
1960
98
100
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
1979
4,471,000
$1,386,000
Week
$60
April-Oct
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
4,785,000
$99
Mar-Sepf
1976—J&n-July
1981
4,541,000
21
72%
May 3—_
Wed.
32
$81
May-Nov
May
48
Tues.
2,939,445
2,914,380
Thurs.
Feb-Aug
1965
200.33
79.01
_Feb-Aug
1985
88.71
139.83
80.07
1976
K
601.70
88.40
C
L
April 29
40
Bonds
202.33
series
series
ities
88.74
2%s
1982_-
Rails
140.38
Jan-July
1964
Rails
610.99
May-Noy
Co
Util¬
trials
Stocks
4_
1973
I/aS series
ities
May
Jan-July
1970
1967
10
Grade
Jan
June-Dec
1961
Gas
Second
28'/a
B
5s
roads
Total
First
Grade
Apr
Feb
series
I
trials
65
20%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
J
Util¬
10
10
Indus¬
Total
15
20
Rail¬
250
Quar-Feb
debentures
southern California Edison 3s
3%s series A 1973
series
10
30
International
debs
listed
—Bonds—
22%
bale Harbor
Water Power Corp 3s 1981—May-Nou
sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv debs '62—Jan-July
series
Stocks
82.94
.
* %s
on
83.70
1st mortgage 3%s 1968
April-Ocf
mortgage 3s 1971
ApriZ-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
3%s
1970
Jan-July
4%s
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.;
are
83.64
Power
H
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
79.39
1st
series
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i." when issued; "w w," with warrants;
"x w," without warrants.
79.56
June-Dec
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
Service Electric
•
79.97
1994—June-Dec
National Theatres & Television Inc—
5'/as 1974
England Power 3%s
current week,
80.05
Corp—
subord
transacted during the
being
88.47
Low
4s
.
...,
sales
no
88.52
n Power Realization Trust 6%% liq tr ctfs—
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
ApriZ-Oct
National Bellas Hess 5%s 1984 wl
April-Oct
4/48
,;
199.55
Apr
1993
Western RR
F
w
a201.52
20 3A
1974
y
being traded flat.
bid and ask prices;
§ Reported In receivership.
88.76
^7^?
G
Ex-dividend,
Bonds
$ Friday's
88.80
6,200
—
series
x
delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest
Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range), t Ex-dis¬
Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
g
range),
138.46
24%
A
series
A
year's
139.71
3
1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
General Builders
Corp—
6s subord
debentures 1963—
J%s
tribution.
Deferred
a
distribution,
in
599.61
Feb
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
3s
value,
par
included
21
Period
debs
45
a607.73
Interest
subord
50
40
$43
2s 2012—Jan-July
2
2%
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970—
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
Chemoil Industries 6s debs 1973
3s
No
Ex-liquidating
(not
(Plan A)
3
Friday
Pump 4s inc debs
45
May
200
BONDS
63%
11
483/4
May
3%
American Stock Exchange
48%
48'A
Jan-July
100 V
63%
—
Jan
9
10c
Corp
983/4
7 $63%
Mar-Sept
1997
-
Jan
3
1
$100
43/s
8%
50c
$60
June-Dec
Apr
13 Va
40c
$60
April-Ocf
.
2%
75
5s
.
.
$63
May-Nov
200
83A
£1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zale Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore Co
May-Noy
2008
1,800
8%
preference
92
3%
13%
regular
94%
90
"3%
Xl4%
2
93
3V8
14 3A
1
18%
"3%
3%
1%
25
100
*
1
-r.
$90
Jan
Mar
3
157
$90
Indus¬
May
4
400
4%
4
4
Ltd—
subord
f
Jan
200
11%
173/4
$120
Jan
1,900
12%
10
1%
1
pfd
2%s
Apr
200
12 V*
10
Xll%
*
Feb
4% May
83/8
11 %
1
Jan
7%
170
$15
Feb-Aug
2%s 2C08
Jan
Jan
1
dep rets ord
conv
Jan
7%
■
133/s
10
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
5%s
Jan
6%
7%
Is
•
20
10
5% preferred
:
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4,/a%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Co
Feb!
8%
Jan
10 %
12%
Jan
Rio de Janeiro stamped
Jan
18
93/4 Mar
5%
Sinking fund 3s
46'/a May
153/4 May
11,000
$150
•>'-*
Jan-July
1949
stamped (Plan A)
(Republic of)—
Peru
72
99%
$157
Jan-July
6%s
*
(R C) & Co
Wilson Brothers common
American
18%
:
Feb
10%
4%
Jan
113/s Mar
Apr
33 %
Feb
6
May
10 %
4%
.
9 Va Mar
41 %
6% May
43/4 Feb
Williams
tt&Pld
1967
Parana
Jan
95 %
63%
99
Jan
8% Mar
6%
8%
68
$120
April-Oct
1967
Apr :
Jan
Apr
34
7%
1
White Eagle International Oil Co—10c
White Stag Mfg Co
;
1
Wichita River Oil Corp
1
Wickes (The) Corp
5
Public
A
(Prov)
Jan
-
100
90"%
Jan-July
;
stamped (Plan A)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Feb
High
98
__
653/4
Banks—
Prov
(issue of May 1927) 1947
A7s (issue of Oct 1927)
1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
11%
May
43
Industries
1951—
Maranhao
46%
343/4 Mar
12%
7
Jan. 1
Low
1
$99% 100
Feb-Aug
B
11% Mar
Jan
45
Co
June-Dec
Range Sinoe
No.
99
$94%
June-Aug
.1951
series
Jan
53/a
14%
h■: 8
Shoe Manufacturing
•nt5*; convertible
Bv
series
Jan
19
Mar
1,000
3,200
Inc
National Research
7s
4 %s
AHanover
1813A
Apr;
9%
36%
38
.
7,400
Coal
&
400
10
Bonds
Sold
High
99
June-Dec
1960
German State &
5%s
Jan
6
....
Jan
4
2.700
4%
Range
Friday's
Adjustment debentures—
3%
;
Apr
13.
10
*
•
pfd
Jan-July
A ,1952
series
6
;
of
series
Debt
Jan
7'/a
Feb
5%
5
Inc
1963
A
ser
ADanzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing AsSn—
"
Apr
55
2% May
168
13%
or
Bid & Asked
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
(Germany)
Central Bk
^ J an
1%
Apr
./;5
900
4 Va
dep rets ord shares
AGuantanamo
5%
4,900
;r
v
-
41% Mar
1,800
7%
Western Tablet & Stationery
conv
5
Jan
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
&
•
15%
Development Co
Petroleum
May ''
1
34%
Western Leaseholds Ltd
5%s
Jan
3%
2%
6s
A7s
;—100
1
30
Utilities 4.40%
Steel
Jan
8%
8,200
5%;
*
Products
(F W)
,28%
Feb
5 '/a
-15
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
Williams-McWilliams
A6s
.25C
Wentworth Manufacturing
Williams Brothers
A6s
Jan
27
3%
preference
Westmoreland
Jan
13'A
4,100
33%
preferred
Instrument Co
Westmoreland
17
Apr
9% May
100
.
;
53A
debs
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Jan
12%
3%
voting trust ctfs
West Chemical
Corp
&
28% May
9,700
2%
.10c
Weiman & Company Inc
Ohio
Apr
700
33 Va
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
New
19%
-10
Webb & Knapp Inc common
1st
Jan
19% Mar
.25C
Co
$2 cumulative
6
Last
Sale Price
Jan
400
Waltham Precision
Inc
West Penn Traction 5s
Wasatch
Date
Waitt & Bond Inc common
AAmer
Webb
29
27%
1,800
/
28%;
44
45
1
Aircraft
Alsco
Jan
Apr
1%
——
10c
American
17%
•
22'/a May
3%
.50c
preferred
Wool worth
Jan
21%
1%
1%
fc.::'W
Weyenberg
Apr
31i
3Ji
1
Inc
American
9%
800
10%
28%
Rubber——.—1
Van Norman Industries warrants
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
_1
Vinco Corporation——
1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
2
Vita Food Products
25c
Vogt Manufacturing
*
Western
1,320
14%
9%
53A
Vanderbilt Tire &
Wagner Baking
13
28%
Valspar Corp_
Zapata
36,300
_20
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal Container Corp cl A com
Universal Controls Inc———
Universal Insurance
Universal Marion Corp——
Utah-Idaho Sugar
6%
600
28%
.50C
Corp
United Stores
Western
21%
25%
14%
Elastic Corp —
2.60
Improvement & Investing—
United Industrial "warrants"
—IB
United Milk Products—
United Molasses Co Ltd—
10s
Amer dep rets ord registered
.100
United N J RR & Canal
—1
United Pacific Aluminum
.50c
U S Air Conditioning Corp
—1
U S Ceramic Tile Co—
—1
U S Foil Co class B
.—1
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co__—
West Texas
9,200
10
—4
Period
Low
10%
ABaden
•
Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United Canco
West
22%
26
—5
united
series
23
21%
21
United
$6
22%
1
—---
Investment Co—.— —
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
United Aircraft Products
United Asbestos CorpL—---—
7%
10
—10
Feb
U
union
Waco
8'/a
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
9%
22
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
Vornado
500
22%
Conduit & Cable Co_
Tri-continental warrants
Temper
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
9%
Triangle
True
9 y4
Week's
Friday
BONDS
Shares
High
8%
■—
A common
class
S%
(Range for Week Ended May 6)
for Week
of Prices
Low
—1
Lux
Trans
Par
EXCHANGE
33
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Week's
(2013)
"
$99% 100%
1003/a 100 3/8
99
99%
103
1043/4
87% 87%
$84%
$89
88
"4
97%
103
96%
Week Ended May 6
1959
1960
Bonds—
Shares
of
Stocks—Number
;
—
100
-
-
"
15
5,606,615
Total
104
6
103
5
86
87%
83%
90
;
government
corporate—.
T^taJ—
1959
8,247,235
92,901,162
177,218,590
$473,000
$9,781,000
$10,337,000
11,000
,
15,000
9,000
41,000
566,000
359,000
654,000
537,000
$471,000
$529,000
$10,706,000
$11,528,000
$451 000
84%
86%
Foreign
Foreign
1
5,606,615
Jan. 1 to May 6
1960
——.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Monday, May 9, 1960
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended May 6)
...
Boston Stock Exchange
Last
Sale Price
American
Agricultural Chemical
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
Boston
Albany
Edison
Boston
Personal
Boston
& Providence
Cities
Service
preferred
Street
Mass
6%
1st
preferred
adjust
preferred
National
Motor
General
Co
Ry
class
class
Stores
Kennecott
Corp
5%
Racing
New
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
N Y
N
Hartford Railroad
&
H
Northern
Railroad
Pennsylvania
Reece
(N
RR
Mining
Co__;
.—25
Machine
24% Mar
30 %
74%
Feb
%
Jan
1
Jan
100
10
100
31% Mar
40
Jan
17%
Feb
20
5%
Feb
59%
454
25%
Feb
Feb
Jan
60%
Feb
Jan
65% May
93%
Apr
100 %
Jan
74%
Apr
73% Mar
36%
Jan
100
Jan
Jan
100
30%
110
__
—
-
St Regis
Paper——
Schenley
Roebuck
—-
Socony
49 k
39%
49 %
42%
90
284
44 A Feb
39% May
55%
37%
50
36% Mar
42% Jan
21%
37 JA
20%
Sperry
Rand
20 A
26
Standard
Brands
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
41%
41%
Standard
Oil
—
22
—
39%
—
50c
——
' 56%
62%
40 A
22
—
-18
Oil
Mobil
:
*
25-
7
(Ohio
1
>•
—
71%
-———-25
Texaco
Union Carbide
•
——_—
U S Rubber
S
S
Steel
1
——
46%
W)
(F
12%
19%
Jan
37%
BONDS
Cincinnati
4% May
Jan
6%
34% May
Transit
17
73% May
90
45%
207
43% Mar
53%
185
100
300
12%
16%
24
38
&
Stop
Webster
&
May
2
2
47%
47 %
Apr
Inc
61
61
I."
Jan
2%
United
Fruit
S
Smelt
Vermont
Refin
&
12
32
Apr
36
33%
32
% Mar
36%
Jan
21 %
36
23%
2,503
21%
3.047
21 % May
31%
Jan
51'A
52
1,419
50'A
64
Jan
49%
52%
51%
United Shoe Machinery Corp
U S Rubber Co common
U
75
•
&
Mass
Westinghouse
25
5
Mining Co
Railroad
Elec
29%
~
100
Corp
6.25
54
Apr
STOCKS
;;
%
Week 's
Jan
24
'■>
Jan
Jan
;
86%
May
148
Jan
Jan
59% Jan
'46%
Apr
103%
Jan
56% Jan
66
Apr
'
$1,000
58"
Mar
62
Feb
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'
ACF
62%
Jan
Allen
36'A
Apr
Baldwin
72
79%
Feb
Jan
Budd
55%
738
56%
Feb
Buell
—
1
Electric
1
—
14%- 14'/4
Mfg
100
1.3/8
1%
430
18%
18%
231
—1
——
'•
Machine
5
'ZZ!;.■
'
1
Burroughs Corporation
•'
-
2%
15%
-
Feb
4
163/s May
1
Jan
Jan
22
>
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
18% May
100"
2
2
High
-12% Mar
550
3%
16%
1%
„>
„—5
&
37/s
16 3/8.
33/4
Co
Die
812 •;
16%
—
Rubber
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
•-
——L-i
Brown-McLaren
46%
.
Sales
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
'V. ■■/>■
.
Stores
Wrigley
26% Mar
Jan
1;
.
for Week
Range
Sale Price
49% May
35
Last
Jan
171
75
53
36%
226
30%
75
50
Co
56
23%
Detroit Stock Exchange
58 % Mar
33
•
>
'
t$;:
:ir—
of these Cincinnati prices.
.
Apr
52 %
Co
Torrington Co
41% May
44% Jan
503A Jan
indebted to tiie firm of W. E. HUTTON & CO for the transmission
are
Apr
48"%
32 %
—,
Jan
Jan
Feb
29 %
Feb
Mar
1%
52
•
1
45% Feb
59% Mar
/
76%
55
65
1998
Jan
52
Inc
Shop
85
25
46%
45
Friday
Stone
50% Mar
37% Mar
74% May
Jan
Jan
50
30
137
223
127
Jan
Apr
jan
Jan
13%
29%
51%
74%
-
4%s
Feb
4%
73%
We
49
53%
65
21% Mar
Apr
127%
75%
Jan
Jan
35% Feb
38% May
71% May
54%
__
-
Apr
Jan
50%
-
Jan
74%
79
64%
48 %
37%
Apr
4
6.25
10
-
38%
May
Feb
Mar
May
71 %
16%
Wfestinghouse Elec
j£
Apr
Feb
41% Apr
47% May
10% May
21% Mar
51%
—
59%
56%
57%
40
22
22%
127
—
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Shoe
J
-
,
74
39%
43%
48%
11%
71 %
10
30
4
113
990
70
107
46
41%
47%
10%
38%
—
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(N
Studebaker-Packard
U
21%
41%
22
Indiana
of
16% jan
43% May
47%
170
30
70
4
-
5
——
13
May
34 /a Jan
41% Mar
23%
1
—3
——
—
Oil
1
High
48
60
21
95
21
50
13
8
43%
.
*
10
5
——5
—————L40
Industries
Sears
13%
43
—
-
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Range Since Jan.
Low
43 ,a
43%
30 %
73%
56%
63
40 A
—
5
-
Carp
Mar
11%
5
Radio
Woolworth
25% May
120
20
100
2,232
1,084
'
Oil
Pure
Shares
High
—
—
Sunray Oil
84% Mar
415
25%
Jan
8%
Apr
78%
Jan
77%
Jan
28%
29%
—
2
Co—
40 % Mar
702
670
2,163
344
Petrol
Phillips
Sinclair
13
13%
2.50
Folding
Rexall Drug Co
Mar
4%
—
10
84
73%
—
5
Feb
45
__
100
61
54%
67%
90%
70%
25%
—
—*
com
H>
Chemical—
Mathleson
Jan
15
100
—
Assn
58%
156
100
109
109
—1:12% 12%
20
20%
20
20%
100
34%
34%
35 %
pfd
cum
Apr
47%
77%
—
4
Corp
RR
Apr
50%
69%
—
Apr
62%
48%
36%
19
7 %
87%
Jan
136
Feb
26%
—
»
Jan
59%
300
m
65%
89%
68%
49% Mar
20
76 %
52%
—
50c
common
Jan
122
78
694
x <o
41%
26%
—
5
Co
Cement
Central
Quincy
62
81 fz
71
—
5
Co
Copper
Star
Ohn
4,087
398
Apr
—
♦
Inc
—-
Coal
Narragansett
New
Apr
96%
—
1
Co
Electric
Creek
Maine
29%
79%
—
100
-100
100
A
B_
Gillette Co
Lone
22% Mar
—
Co
6%
Island
2.550
76%
%
36%
19
7%
—
100
com—100
177
28
89%
40%
26%
—
4%%
Ford
--
100
RR—
10
Eastern
First
61%
Gas & Fuel Associates com__10
Eastern
5%
—
,—*
Trust
Property
27%
51%
132/^133,8
__
38
Jan
60%
5*
71
88%
50
100
RR
Co
Pepsi-Cola
30%
25%
86%
49%
26%
Range
Low
---1°
.-—-33 %c
5
RR
Pennsylvania
High
Low
26% May
26%
—
S3*
Tel
&
Company
&
Boston
•
1.66%
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Sales
for Week
Week's
of Prices
1
Par
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
'
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Friday
;■
STOCKS
273/4
Jan
33/8
Jan
2
May
33%
32%
33%
3,049
29 3/s Mar
35
Jan
45
45
46
2,648
45
May
70%
Jan
15%
15%
15%
2,367
13%
Apr
153/4
Feb
55%
55%
1,359
533/4
Jan
56
Feb
■
Chrysler
Corp
Consolidated
Consumers
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Friday
Par
Manufacturing
American
Ealdwin
1
Laundry
Gas
Cincinnati
Cine
Orl
—10
&
Cincinnati
Pac
4
%<%■
Eagle
Gibson
S
General Motors Corp
..1.66%
44
42%
Jan
Goebel Brewing
34% Mar
29^
May
35
95
Feb
88%
90%
—5u
88%
'
»■
8
.hj-
8
120
/
732
66
61
61/2
Feb
.
Apr
81/2
Apr
Feb
Leonard
10%
12
Feb
Masco
110
29% Mar
35%
Jan
22%
170
21% May
28%
Jan
Michigan
Michigan
Apr
Mt
62
Mar
Jan
21%
f4mmm'
61%
_2
5
-10
36% Mar
1,056
81%
Feb
>5101% May
Clemens
Parke
37% May
411/2
Jan
Prophet
27%
96
26% May
34%
Jan
Rudy
Can
Manufacturing
Jan
Superior
10
18
31
38
Apr
25%
Jan
United
Shirt
Dist
May
48% Mar
43%
Jan
Walker
&
common.
58'A
26%
26
2734
340
22% Mar
29%
14%
14%
86%
89
54
54
54
Armour
(III)
Ashland
Oil
Jan
15%
96'A
54
Apr
30
103
Feb
50%
12
60
61%
226
31
31%
19%
5
Hamilton
20%
11%
12%
12
13
—
Steel
"
13%
10O
31
:
294
103
50
Mar
67
77
75
14%
31
41%
Feb
23%
15%
13%
Laboratories
Apr
I
May;
64%
69%
1,046
42%
Jan
191/8
50
18%
Apr
69% May
23% Jan
33
33%
10
301/8
Jan
35
«■.—
■;
Jan
Steel
Allegnany Corp (Un)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
59% Mar
69%
Jan
Allis
70%
Jan
49%
Jan
Aluminum
34%
41'A
Jan
American Airlines
431/a
42%
43%
97
491/4
48%
491/4
136
Curtiss-Wright
181/4
18%
203/a
110
Dayton Power & Light.
50
49%
50
18%
183's
10
2021/4 2081/4
139
Elec_
-
—
Pont
206%
lo
.1%
Intl
Harvester—
Intl Tel & Tel-
5
—.
/
—,
Co
of
JZZZZZZ
Gypsum
National Lead
c
11
_
2%
12% Jan
10% Mar
33/4
113/4
1,503
23/a
100
5 3/s
275
43/8
Feb
15%
200
15%
4%
;
Jan
Feb
23/a
Apr
Apr
12
2%
24%
Feb
Apr
3%
Jan
Apr
20%
43% May
Apr
55%
Jan
American
18% May
31%
Jan
American
Co (Un)
Cyanamld Co
46
51%
Apr
American
Investment Co
25 %
Jan
American
Mach
265'A Jan
American
17%
Mar
Apr
202% May
Jan
American
«.
&
Motors
95
Feb
114%
Rad &
American
Apr
Steel
Stand
Tel
American
Tobacco new
45
165
53%
843/4 Mar
Jan
99%
56%
Jan
21% May
Feb
41% May
49%
60
32 % May
42
Apr
62%
97
603/8 May
89%
Jan
36%
36%
36%
30
36
39
Feb
38%
26
36%
39
38%
40%
166
43%
101
59%
60'A
50%
50%
5
28%
383/s
Mar
Apr
43%
Feb
36% May
46 %
Jan
May
42% May
54% Jan
35
56% Feb
66% Jan
60
46
28% May
52% Feb
28%
30%
55
56%
56%
2
,
42.
round-lot
transactions
52%
San
89%
90%
85
893/4 May
—I
30
30
30
15
30
May
Tel
only
50% May
"
34%
Jan
58%
Jan
109
40%
Jan
Jan
Sales
Range
for Week
Shares
*
&
Corp
Co
OH
&
52% Mar
62
2,100
24% May
32%
17%
18%
300
17% May
23%
Jan
16
16%
6,500
17%
Jan
15%
15%
400
~9%
37
8%
9%
1,300
39%
200
Gas
14%
I
Feb
Jan
37
16%
Jan
13%
Jan
8% May
Jan
37
May
53%
Mar
Jan
50%
2,000
49
58
Feb
30%
1,400
29% May
39%
Jan
31%
30%
31%
1,500
35%
90
90
90%
700
29% Apr,,
83% Mar
19%
18%
19%
2,000
34%'
35
1
34%
:
300
1
17%
107
25%
Apr
26% Mar
38%
38
39/
1,700
38
53%
>
52%
53%
2,200
47% Mar
May
-
36%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
43%
Jan
58
Jan
Jan
*
18%
18%
71
65
71%
26%
25%
28
14%
14%
14%
500
13% Mar
18
31%
30%
32
300
29%
Apr
37%
80
Jan
96%
53%
Apr
-«*. •
200
17%
Feb
19%
1,400
49%
Jan
71% May
11,800
22V4
Feb
29%
Feb
Feb
Jan
88%
87%
89%
3,800
53%
53%
53%
500
55
Apt
34'%
34%
34%
1,300
33% Mar
43
Jan
50
50
51%
1,100
49 %
Apr
88
Jan
"
~
Apr
36%
38%
800
31%
Feb
38% May
*59%
60%
500
59%
Apr
761/4
a
30%
30%
31%
900
30% May
41%
Feb
1
20%
19%
20%
1,100
19% May
23%
Jan
10
22%
22%
23%
5,500
22%
27%
Jan
9%
6%
200
9%
Jan
9"% Mar
23%
23%
24 %
200
Jan
26% Mar
Iio
22%
34
23%
34
150
3
12
12
12%
_10
I
common
_lo
4
A
18
13%
Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
10
2
41%
Jan
12
May
15%
Jan
6
Mar
50%
15%
13%
14
81%
300
3%
3%
1,400
46
2,100
8% Mar
13% May
17
Feb
83
77
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
Mar
Jan
May
Feb
51
Apr
17% Mar
44%
1,300
40%
15%
3,000
15%
62%
300
1%
IIpl
51
15%
61
5
8
33 % May
1,600
81%
*
Co
Apr
Jan
100
1
———50c
Manufacturing CO
Gossett
13%
50%
^28
I_so
_"L~ 2~ 50
(Un)_
Refining
Aviation
Jan
29%
(Un)_12.50
Bailey Selbrn Oil & Gas class
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton (Un)
Bastian-Blessing Co
Bearings Inc
Belden
200
25%
16%
33%
com
non-cum
Bendlx
56
24%
1
preferred
Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
Avco Corporation
Bell
High
Low
55%
24%
17%
5
(Un)
(111)
St
Range Since Jan. 1
High
50%
1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
5%
Low
56
3.50
Co
—
Jan
89%
Jan
Week's
of Prices
1.66%
Athey
39
62
&
Louisiana
Steel
Armour
Jan
41%
38%
Arkansas
Armco
Ashland
60%
50%
(111)
Corp (Un)
'Anaconda Company (Un)
Jan
43% May
20
40%
36%
the
10
Viscose
233
.
Feb
30
12.50
Foundries
American
117
•'
..
(Un)
Fdry
Corp—
Jan
21%
1
~g
5% May
153/4
1
.
—
Jan
44%
of
"
Can
93
21%
44%
5
'•,
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres.(Un)
70%
43%
41%
;;
1
Feb
—5
805
4
"
(Un)
61% Feb
44%
1
see page
1,823
4
10%
Mar
16
Jan
-
America
64 3/4 May
146
—5
Natl
footnotes,
11
10%
•
56
89%
—5
Aviation
Apr
1
40
88
Ward
-
For
39%
-
42%
,,,.
,-National Cash Register.*
National Dairy
Amer
67%
39
—»
Monsanto Chemical
—
20
_io
47
41%
-
Jan
150
'• ' '
1
39%
61
Mead Corp_J
North
67%
44%
Laugblin.
Distillers
72
89%
-3
Montgomery
67%
38%
Electric
Co
105% 109%
64%
...
.
General Motors
-Natl
109%
5
Greyhound
Martin
Jan
19
'
'
__1
Mfg___.
American
(P)
23/4
19
■
50c
(Un)
19
'
2.50
—-
Lorillard
95 "
Apr
Chalmers
American
:
Federated Department Stores
Ford Motor
and
May
Apr
;_50c
Aluminium Ltd
135
451/8 May
4OV2 Mar
10
Jones
2
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Laboratories
46
116
Dynamics
100
453/8
1
115
41%
General
Corp
62'/a
19%
General
2
36% Mar
10
45%
36 3/8
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Kodak
8% May
16% Mar
Jan
May
1,354
5
Co
45%
40%
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common
Admiral
57%
19
Eastman
-
14
Last
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
Akron Brass Mfg
433/8
Acme
61%
;
Steel
May
33/4
1,215
Sale Price
Jan
30
36%
Du
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8,513
15
43%
Z-i.
■
Par
Jan
25
86
19%
Detroit
503
8%
Apr
1% May
12% Jan
Jan
43%
STOCKS
44 %
30
453/4
19%
—
10
8%
Jan
v
1 %
4
compilation
Jan
33%
Ohio
16%
15%
Jan
67%
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&
15
2,300
33/8
.
16%
Apr
44%
Ohio
Product,^
772
1%
2% May
Friday
Allied
Corn
Jan
15%
1%:
3% Mar
Jan
May
19% May
11% May
30
%
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Jan
30
Corp
Columbus
32%
Jan
59% Mar
44%
8
Burlington Ind_.
Burroughs Corp_
Columbia Xlas
293/4 Mar
1,213
Midwest Stock Exchange
Apr
108% Mar
Abbott
Cities Service-—
31%
991
4
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55%
50%
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Apr
16
31
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&
Jan
30 %
Feb
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310 *
60%
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Jan
3%
Apr
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88%
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Chrysler
Jan
3%
2'/a May
Jan
25
I
553/4
2% Mar
250-
303
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111
Armco
Chesapeake
Die
&
18%
50
Brunswick
Tool
54V8
-12%
Ohio.
43% May
1,810
3%
I-10
Studebaker-Packard
Jan
39
Anaconda
Bethlehem
6,807
23%
1
52%
.
Lima
Jan
3%
1
—
—
38
5
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common
&
Products
38
—33%
Tel Co
new
Feb
63/4
23/4
1
53%
American Radiator
Baldwin
Company
166%
Motors
30
Feb
5
1
...
18%
American
24 % May
2%
2
•
30
31
565
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—10
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31'/a
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common
29% May
29% Mar
293/4
30%
Jan
2%
10
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Davis
10
29%
Jan
92%
443%
14
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common
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■
8%
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_
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37%
31%
«
American
Tobacco
Feb
Sugar
1%
3
_
Products
;
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1
Chemical
Sherman
Mfg
American Tel &
66%
30%
Stocks
Limited
American
58% Mar
637
26%
26%
Jan
273/4 May
65 % May
393/4
1,848
15%
303/4 /
1
—
Refineries
Screw
373 s
1
—
151
34%
96% 101%
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61%
33%
•
33%
Apr
25%
2%
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——
200
58
53/8
42%: Jan
Apr
2%
—
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11%
1,000
18
110
5
43%
*
—
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Kysor Heater
30%
,
5
1
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91%
Jan
-'r-*-.;
Feb
'403/8 Mar
Feb
97
87% Mar
611
#
.
„
38%
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30
61
.
-10
American
Avco
Feb
Apr
Feb
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32
30%
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27V8 May
71
97
—5
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5
29%.~
Playing Card
AUis
1
11
Rapid American
U
Gar Wood Industries
97
common
24%
1
Apr
29
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Gamble
&
24%
Fruehauf Trailer
Apr
40y2
29%
.1
Procter
969
67 %
49%
34%
Art
28%
65%
Jan
33
Kroger
27%
Jan
29%
Picher
5
__
__
_
38%
33%
National
__
36
32%
Tissue
Diamond
1,275
—5
Bearings
_
43/4
6,702:"
50
27%
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debentures
Crystal
Jan
Co_
112
41%
18%
/
10
34
-100
Transit
9
Motor
47/8
41%
18%
1
40
—10
pfd.
Telephone
Cincinnati
Apr/-,"/
6%
Ford
4%
413/4
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44%
32%
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Tex
%
70
1
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Federal-Mogul-Bower
High
Zs.lo
common
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New
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--
44%
44%
8
Carey Manufacturing
Champion Paper
Low
High
6%
*
common
40
20
Piano
Cincinnati
Low
Power
Detroit Steel
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
10
Paper
Detroit Edison
for Week
Sale Price
Aeronca
Davidson
Sales
Week's
STOCKS
—25
:
1%
2,100
1 %
Jan
1%
Jan
44%
45%
3,400
43 %
Apr
57%
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61
May
74
Feb
Number 5949
Volume 191
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2015)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Last
stocks
Par
Low
43
5
Airplane
Borg-Warner Corp
tlle Brunswick Corp
Boeing
25
Low
44
\
37%
38
663/4
64%
18
18
.1
: 18%
.5
Burlington Industries (Un)
Burroughs Corp (Un)-——-—
333/b
23 Va
.
Apr
32% Jan
1,000
36 y4
49%
19%
33%
23%
23%
2,300'
687/8 May
27% Jan
Jan
Apr
23%
34%
22%
Meyer
'
20%
5
—30c:
Hecla Inc
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Pacific (Un)
300!
21%
2
2Vu
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32%
100
32 V4 Mar
41 Va
Jan
247/u
26 *;
2,600;
23%
Apr
31V4
Jan
7%
7%
7%
2,900
5%
Feb
8%
35%
33%
35%
6,400
29%
Feb
Apr
35% May
18%
18%
18
Apr
20%
ioo
51
Jan
2,700
22
Apr
28%
100
59% Mar
69%
19% May
26
22 %
23
62
62
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Rock island & Pacific Ry Co_*
South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chicago; Towel Co common—,—-——
Chrvsler Corp +
25
Cincinnati Gas. & Electric—
.-8.50
Cities Service co—
■————-10
City Products; Corp—————*
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common
1
4% % preferred -———__i_—100
Cleveland' Electric Ilium—————-15
Coleman Co Inc
;
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5
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp—
:
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Columbia Gas System (Un)__
10
Commonwealth Edison common—
25
Consolidated Foods—
———133%
Consol
Natural Gas__
—-10
11.
;
100
16
Mar
23 V4
400
23 Va May
29 y2
11%
700
10
10
149
44%
44%-v 46 %
34%
34
31
;
41 Va
45 %
300
41%
1,600
86%
40
%
86
86 V4
100
54'/4
400
48
Feb.-
300
13%
Jan
600
'
'
20% May
52 y4
54%
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49 y4
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21
19-
26%
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19
2,400
58%
26%
55 y4
100
v
V
35
„
53%
1,200
24
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(Minnesota)
800
5,200
41%
Apr
9V2
9%
9%
600
9Vz
29%
1,200
28%
50%; 50%
200
20%
8,900
25
12.50
Northwest
Oak
29%
Pan
•
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p
1,000
2,500
18 Va May
31%
Jan
23
Jan
125
8% May
'
&
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Edison
Detroit
40%
40
9 ;
41%
20
41"%
41%
41%
5
24%
24%
25
1,750
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89
88
90
900
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Dow Chemical. Co—
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Mont
Du
Common
Air
Eastern
,
Lines
1
10
——3
Inc
(Un)
109%
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&
convertible
Falstaff
Firstamerica
Wisconsin
First
Flour Mills of
Ford
Freuhauf
f
w
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42%
24 y4
Apr
32 Vz
98%
Jan
10
Apr
500
Jan
8%
Jan
31%
Jan
12 y4
24%
100
24% May
y8
25 va
200
24%
34%
34%
200
34% May
42%
25% May
Apr
39
Feb
Jan
8
Feb
3,200
5
34%
33%
34%
300
6%
6%
700
6%
26 Vz
67
2,900
64% May
92 Vz
18
700
17% Mar
19%
25%
1,200
23% May
30
2,900
8
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May
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GenerarBankshares,sGorp
2
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Box
General
General
Corp
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—
.
Gillette
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Bros
Com
Co.
Brothers
Louis
2,300
84% Mar
99%
Louts Public
Regis
Gulf
Electric
Co
Sheaffer
(W
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Salle
Leath
&
Co
Co
Liggett
&
Lincoln
Jan
Standard Brands Inc
May
Southern Pacific Co
,
Murshall
Sperry Rand
33
3,400
313/4
Apr
41 Vz
16
16%
1,700
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Apr
20 Vz
Jan
32%
2,100
31% May
39 Ya
Jan
25%
25%
100
25 Ya
Jan
27 Vz
Jan
45
45%
700
43
Feb
54 Va
Jan
100% 100%
100
95% Feb
105%
Apr
300
Jan
61%
61%
Jan
46
Jan
Mar
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15%
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64
56%
64
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43%
300
1,400
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34%
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May
437/b May
27%
27%
29
700
26% Mar
46%
463/4
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43
31
29
31
1,400
27%
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38
Apr
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48
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27
28
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100
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717/a Mar
29%
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39 Vz
43%
43%
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300
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2,000
59%
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33%
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57 Vz
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.
73%
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74
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77Ya
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37 y8
37%
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300
37 y8 May
52%
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59%
57%
60 Va
2,200
57%
Apr
78%
Jan
59
57
59
600
46%
Feb
59
44%
473/4
1,100
39% Mar
49
Apr
56%
60 Va
400
53y4 Mar
71%
Jan
63%
63
63%
3,400
56 y2
Jan
64 */4
Apr
31
29%
31
1,800
28 y8
Jan
317/b
Apr
35
35
400
33 Va Mar
38
Jan
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600
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28
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30 V4
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32%
33
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42%
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38 y8
46 Va May
19%
19%
20 Va
1,800
19% Mar
23 Vz
Jan
1
24%
24%
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100
23% Mar
247/b
Apr
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33% May
35% Mar
Standard Oil of
21%
20%
213/4
2,300
20%
26 Va
Jan
33%
31%
333/4
1,000
29% Mar
43
Jan
40%
40 v*
41%
43
38%
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41%
33
1
California
70%
70%
60
Jan
72%
Standard Oil
Indiana
16
17
Apr
23%
70%
2,400
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-
800
14%
13%
13%
500
36%
3,200
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22%
100
—6.25
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30%
32%
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30
50
400
45
Mar
43%
44%
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1
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600
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53
53
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100
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58
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12
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•
20%
Storkline
Jan
May
66%
—1
i
Feb
Jan
-20
issued
—1
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co
May
27% Mar
200
33 y4
Apr
34
15
15
400
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13%
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36%
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12
35 Vz
Jan
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3%
Feb
9 %
Apr
13%
Jan
28%
Jan
32%
Apr
10'/a
2,000
18 Vz
„
Aircraft
Temco
5
New
Gas Transmission Co—
Texas
* Mar
Texas
Gulf
30%
600
;4
25% May
30%
Feb
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
Thor Power Tool Co.
37
700
:
36
47%
Jan
Transamerica
91
3,300
73
4,400
2,200
29%
100
104% 104%
•
100
.
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Mar
43
29%
£ 99
,
39
42%
Radio
20th
Century-Fox
Jan
Union Electric
Union
Apr
36
Jan
Feb
42
% May
Union
13% May
14%
3,100
61
62%
800
44 V2
46 Va
1,700
36%
45%
13%
36%
100
31% Mar
78%
600
75
73%
2% 2%
1,500
63
78
78
73%
70%
io y8
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21%
21%
217/a
300
.
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„
Apr
89%
Jan
40% Mar
54 Va
Jan
61
•
Oil
of
Union Pacific
United
,
83
Apr
United States
Apr
99%
Jan
U S
Jan
73% May
U S
8teel
3V4
Jan
Jan
11% Mar
Webcor
Feb
21%
Apr
29%
Jan
Whirlpool
11%
Jan
Wieboldt
83 y4
Apr
89 y4
Jan
Wisconsin
15
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21%
Jan
7
May
8ya
Jan
45 % Mar
45
36 %
Feb
Apr
11%
6,000
10% May
24%
9%
10V4
2,100
9% Mar
17%
25
May
29
Mar
Jan
Jan
63
Jan
20% May
26 Va
Jan
21% Mar
24%
Jan
43
Apr
50Ya
Feb
9% Mar
14%
Jan
500
51
600
51
52
20%
20%
21
21%
21%
22
43%
44
12%
13%
1,000
35
35%
3,600
34
Jan
367/b Mar
24
241/4
600
24
May
24Y4
Apr
Jan
May
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1,500
500
71% May
86%
29% Mar
32% Mar
26%
May
367/b
Jan
Feb
245/b
Jan
Feb
62% May
20
20%
1,400
20
60
62 y4
60"
47%
26%
25%
27
2,300
23 y4
Apr
27%
27 y4
28
500
24% Mar
6V» May
-
.
28%
Jan
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11%
Jan
6%
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9,700
34%
33%
34 ya
400
33%
Apr
39%
Jan
34%
34%
300
30 y4 Mar
38%
Apr
34
35%
54 Va
Jan
10
25
-10
5
10
Inc
(Un)__——1
43%
Jan
I
.16%
1
126% 1293/4
600
35%
35%
1,000
40
38%
40
26%
26
26%
35
34%
35
29%
129
35%
Inc
~7 Vz
7%
21%
101
Corp.
common
Electric Power* (Un)_.
300
34
May
35% May
126% May
1473/4
Jan
Jan
353/4
Apr
33% Mar
43 Vz
Jan
32
26
Apr
31
Jan
400
32Ya
Apr
41
Jan
30 Vz
700
25%
Apr
37Yb
Jan
7%
1,300
7y«
Feb
7%
21 Vz May
3iy4
23
3,500
1,200
5,300
105
52%
51
52%
75%
75%
76
24
24
24%
800
1,000
400
86%
Feb
50% Mar
105
Jan
Jan
May
63Ya
Jan
24
Apr
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Jan
May
75 ya
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Apr
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Corp
"700
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(Un)—
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6.25
0
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10
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Jan
54%
55
Apr
Feb
13%
54%
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24%
24%
25 y4
150
24% May
34%
Jan
23%
23 y«
400
19
Jan
26 Vz
Apr
37%
37 y2
300
36%
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700
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(F W)
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World Publishing Co_
52 y8 May
Zenith
34%
(Un)
Rights
Wisconsin
Woolworth
45%
51V2
52 Va
38% -39 V4
45%
10%
Jan
61%
Inc
Apr
7 Va
May
13%
20%
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•
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Apr
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19
25
170
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18 %
79%
•
100
26
100
Unlversal O.V Products Co
9V2
7
30
26 y4
Rubber Co
v
27%
19
Jan
26%
(Un)
Corp
Lines
Air
9V2
83
31%
200
RR
Corporation
United Fruit Co
27%
-
Apr
7%
Film
United
27V4
10
23
900
Co (Un)
California-.
36 Vz
2% May
100
73%
(Un)
Corp
Carbide
United Aircraft
14
25
32 y4
Corp
Corp
Union Bag-Camp Pap
Jan
32
2,100
Jan
Apr
71%
(Un)
Corp
Continental
109%
-
33%
250
Trav-ler
Tri
135%
Mar
56
30
Jan
31% Mar
Feb
100% May
700
34%
Jan
50%
May
42 % May
.
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34
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34
150
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34
34
91
37% May
'
44%
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Apr
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9%
Apr
47 Vz
100
30
11
41 Va
500
—5
Producing
Inc
Textron
26 V
89
Jan
10,500
473/4
25 Vb
—3 .33%
-B0g
36
-37%
50Vz
43 ya
32 y4
Transmission
30%
38%
Feb
25
25
71 Vz
Gas
25%
89
Jan
46%
—5
Texaco Inc
36
University
(Un)
Corp
26
.
Apr
50%
47%
28
common—-
Jan
«-
^
;
41%
Apr
38 Va May
35 %
—1
Swift & Company
Jan
38
-
Corp
100
.10
_i—5
Chemical
9V2
•'
Apr
Feb
100
4%.
4%
4'%
--1
Feb
39%
Jan
34
,
35%
700
24%
Apr
Mar
30%
15.
200
12%
1
5
Corp
13
•
33%
36%
1
•
(Un)
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Apr
25%
42%
1
Sundstrand
29%
-3
—
-
10
Feb
37
1,700
Corp
Furniture
Sunbeam
47%
1
2.50
Corp
Container
When
38%
7
10
(Ohio)
.!• 22 y4
Feb
11% May
125
Stone
53
May
21%
Mar
Jan
Co
Packaging
Stewart-Warner
May
50%
Jan
58
Oil
Standard
41%
6.25
28
Oil N J (Un)
Standard
1%
Feb
—*
a———*
Standard
Jan
36
lVa Apr
400
Jan
50
v
•
(Un)
Jan
23% Mar
Feb
21%
of
14
Feb
46
*
*
Apr
Inc
47%
12% Mar
36%
—3
(Un»
32 Y«
31%
63%
Corp (Un)
300
•
(The) Co—
Mar
•
200
-III
Field
26
43%
(Un)
33%
«.
Mfg.
Jan
64
Southwestern Public Service
56%
—1
common
Cement
22%
17 y8
"
Jan
33 Va
—
Tobacco
800
B
80%
Printing Co common...
(Henry c) & co—
Marquette
Martin
Myers
25%
16%
IB
'55%
Libby McNeil & Libby—
Lytton's
Jan
24%
13% May
Southern Co (Un)
55% May
—
common
Jan
48
1,000
(Un)
Spiegel
Co
Extension
Gas
29 Va
39 Yb May
33
•
Apr
Kansas Power & Light (Un)
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)Kimberly-Clark Corp
Kropp Forge Co
Laclede
26 Va Mar
200
13%
Corp
28%
~
la
2,200
40
Feb
•
Oil
Apr
—
&
28%
13%
Co——————
27%
Inc__—
Aluminum
27%,
24%
2.BO
•
5
class
Co
82
-
Kaiser
Apr
39%
B
common—10
27%
"*•
Interlake Steamship Co
•
International Harvester
International Mineral & Chemical. —5
International Nickel Co (Un)__
.7.50
International Paper (Un)
International Shoe Co—l—i
International Tel & Tel (Un)
Electric
56%
•
class
81%
—
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Feb
28%
•
27%
Illinois Brick Co
Illinois Central rr———-
Jefferson
50%
8%
Shell
27V2
_
Indiana General Corp
Inland Steel Co
2,000
_5
81 %
,
*
!
55%
Apr
Co
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash. & Door
55%
io
1
new
Pen
87
Holmes (f h) Co Ltd-.
Howard Industries
A)
70% Mar
107
Jan
.——3
——1
Corp
55%
1
500
Helleman (g) Brewing Co
Werner
34Yb Mar
13%
Corp
Sears Roebuck As Co
Tennessee
Hein
Feb
17 Ya
Corp
Jan
98%
100
107
107
—8.33%
CorpStates .Utilities
28 Ya
46%
,
Co
23%
Oil
Gulf
4,900
14% Feb
(Un)
Service
Paper
Schering
Jan
•
class
33%
1,500
Stockyards—
National
22% Mar
!
(Un)
33%
16%
Co
300
•.
——
173/4
16%
Inc
Sangamo
Jan
common
Cooperage
Greyhound
Griesedieck
40 Va
16V2 Mar
-1
•
Indiana
(Un)—
23%
—
Towing
30 >/« May
100
16%
1
Socony Mobil Oil
53
Jan
200
17
—.—*
-®
-B
(The)
Co
Sinclair
38% May
Jan
30%
17
33%
33VsO
12.50
3
•
(Un)
Corp
Apr
1,300
317/b
33%•
Jan
39%
Jan
9% Feb
Apr
30 Va
Jan
38%
8Ya Mar
22 Va
B
*0
2b
(Charles) & Co (Un)
23%
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical-*.
Lakes
400
100
23%
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great
200
23%
108
May
14%
1
Co
8%
22%
2
B
Mar
38%
-1
h)
8%
22%
90
14%
class
Pen
55%
-
(w
2,400
64% Mar
43% May
distribution
City
Drug
91%
22 Ya
6,900
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Gray
90
Apr
44%
Goldblatt Brothers
Granite
90
Feb
43%
.
Gossard
58 Va Mar
Feb
36% Mar
44%
Co.
Corp ex
52%
'v
16 y4
(Un)
83 %c
»
.
200
61
8
7%
90
57
1,400
16
7%
88 Va
Jan
57
2,800
89%
Rubber
&
-
3%
Jan
7%
Jan
353/8
18%
Jan
14
~7%
-
Inc
200
Jan
66 3^
43%
Revlon
St
Jan
400
Telephone & Electronics Corp... 10
common
wi
3.33%
Genesco
2%
1,600
13
17%
St
May
9
8 Va May
Apr
42%
5
Corp
New,
General Tire
68
11
61%
5
Foods
Motors Corp
Public Utilities
Uenl
"
400
43 vb
Electric
&
•
—1.66%
Electric Co
General
General
General
15
Feb
Jan
11
18%
St
Jan
1
Finance
Contract
3
16
2%
2%
1
5
2
Candy Corp
60%
900
8%
8Va
8%
400
68
64%
68
7Ya
Feb
6 .25
Schwitzer
General
Apr
29% May
.1
Corp—
Glass
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Feb
8%
8
;,8%
.
6%
•
Pirhman
Jan
23%
23%
i
—10
500
56
7 50
Gas
Rockwell Standard Corp
Jan
17%
3
Natural
Reynolds Metals Co
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco
Apr
64%
66%
5
Apr
6%
31%
Rexall Drug & Chemical
Jan
33
5
28% Mar
"
2
500
_1
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Feb
29
Feb
Feb
200
31
3
Co
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Feb
25
25%
Ya
6%
_5
Quaker Oats Co
Jan
24%
26 Va
Trailer Co
Jan
3,700
25%
;
13 y4
7%
400
60%
(Un)
Company
Pure Oil Co (Un)
Apr
Apr
30
Apr
1
30%
.8
Pullman
Jan
.
1753/4
Co—
Public Service Co of
Apr
J
9%
257/a
Inc
;
Apr
8%
200
33,
115
33 Va
27% Mar ;
Feb
25
Potter
Jan
8%
—1
Corporation
Apr
94 V2
20
30
30
265%
Apr
23%
-
300,/
1—2
Inc
6% Mar
201
141
59
.10
Co
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Jan
85 V2 Mar
1,400
32'/a
8%
—„i;
Bankshares
Dairies
Feb
27%
8%
-6.25
:
Co
Motor
Foremost
_
America
40%
•
1
(Un)—
Corp
400
300
31%
—40
preferred
& Rubber
48
700
25%
30
Brewing Corp
Firestone Tire
Apr
107% 109%
32%
87/a
co—__z—
Fairbanks Whitney Corp commonSi.60
38%
9%
202"
27%
•
Co
Railroad
Fairbanks
207%
Jan
1,000
1
29%
•
Co.
Bancorporatlon
Co
Gas
Philco
Feb
350
207 %
7%
7%.
1
5
el Paso Natural Gas
Erie
*
Service
Ry
Power
Phelps Dodge Corp
b)
(Un)
de Nemours
Kodak Co
Eastman
(Allen
Inc
•
(ei)
Pont
Du
8%
distribution——!
2
Co common
——1
liquidating
Ex
Public
Pepsi-Cola Co
'/
53
59
-5
Peabody Coal Co common
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light & Coke
Jan
20
May
*
17
Parke-Davis & Co
Jan
13%
18 Va
43
44
American World Airways (Un)—1
Pacific
64% Jan
Apr
10
Jan
1,200
43
__1
(Un)
Owens-Illinois
Jan
9 Va May
19 Va
9%
55 Va
29%
Corp
Olln-Mathieson
Parker
;•
Jan
38% May
13,400
Apr
.
Jan
41V*
19%
Oil
Oklahoma
Jan
Apr
t
24
,
•
Aviation
Manufacturing
Ohio
Jan
50 V4 May
Jan-
20 Ya
40%
11
Jan
11%
9%
18%
1
56 y4
46 y4
V
Apr
19%
5
r..
/'
Apr
29
Jan
25%
42 Va
33%
38%
1
RR
Pacific
Apr
195%
5
(Un)_
Mfg_
States
Apr
Feb
30 Va Mar
1,300
6%
5
Natural Gas
Northern
87/a
1
(Un)
Illinois
Northern
Jan
Mar
24%
41%
&
28 Vz May
Jan
162
500
-
Jan
•
200
21%
1
Northern Indiana
<.'•
Jan
297/a
-
7Ya
152% 169
Co__
Central
Jan
5
Prod
Co
May
17%
25 Vz Mar
30%
22 '
1
common
Northern Illinois Gas Co
Jan*
48 Va
26% Mar
41%
28%
>
-59
189% 195
5
American
Northern
Feb
20%
May'
24%''
'
%
43% Mar"
100
56
-16
Co
Register
Tile
York
North
54 y4 May
56 vz Mar-.
44%
44
"
1,900
19 y4
57%
58%
56
-
14%
20'%" 21%'
.
19%
—w——
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m
200
Corp.
Gypsum
Pfizer
t
d
8%
50c
Cash
"
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'
Distillers
New
Apr
,
Company
'National
Jan.
89
Jan
Vernon
National Lead
'
'497/a Mar
39 % Mar
.
Jan
8%
1
Inc
National
1
44% May
Feb
19 Vz
19
400
2,200
3
Jan
48%
40% May
22 Y4
200
,
18%
28%
43%
National
Jan
71%
20
18%
27%
*
34% May
/ Feb'
40%
•..
19
18%
28%
339%
National
Jan
173
44 y2 May
.
700
1,400
40
-
45
Power Co„;
-r—-*
of America
5
Continental Can Co
zj.———:
10
Continental Motors Corp—
1
Controls Co of America
——5
-'i
4,100
"34%
15V2
Apr
Mar,
44%
41.
Corp
Cudahy Packing Co ——
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
155
Jan
1
Nachman
Jan
.
13
21%
Muter
Jam
23%
11
10 Vz May
.
16%
155
Consumers
Co of America
•
20%
Feb
900
*
Mount
Jan
23%
237/a
Chicago
Crucible Steel
62
18ys
11%
1
Modine Manufacturing Co
Monsanto Chemical (Un)
Apr
16%-
■
Chicago
Crane" Co
v
-
19%
137/b May
10%
30%
Jan;,!
22%
•
1,100
10%
30%
Jan
400
54%
1
300
-
89 y4 May
189%
Jan
54%
'i-
733/, Mar
•
10
54 y2 May
54 y2
-
.
27%
100
14%
10
(Un)
High
89%
Motorola
Apr
24% Mar
Low
13%
Montgomery Ward & Co
800
25J/o j
2-U Mar
•
Range Since Jan. 1
High
89%
•
Co
Food ProductsUtilities new
South
Shares
14
4
Inc
Minnesota Mining & Mfg
Mississippi River Fuel
Jan
6,000
—25
Milw St Paul & Pac—..
rhicaco
& Northwestern Ry
26%
2
26%
25%
1
chic
20% May
2 %
26
50c
Brewing Corp
20%
_
—25
Carrier Corp qommon——1°
Celanese Corp of America (Un)
Container
Blanke
Middle
Low
12.50
(Un)
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Caluinet, &
Centlivre
Brick
Mickelberry's
Jan
Mar
of Prices
16%c
(Un)
Metropolitan
Jan
26
Jan
Co
&
Merrltt Chapman & Scott
48 V4
Mar
29
300
Merck
Feb
May
18%
■
4,100
,
May
Apr
18
100
18%
Par
44
5,000
'
32
_'_12.50
Burton-Dixie Corp
300
68%
18
3
—
High
Feb
for Week
Range
Sale Price
38%
150
38
.0
Budd Company
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares1,
High
'/a
24%
•23
Friday
for Week
of Prices
1
Manufacturing Co
uinks
;(Range for Week Ended May 6)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
35
Radio
Corp.
(Un)-,
11
700
S3
Apr
S3 May
27%
27 y4
100
25%
Feb
27 y4 May
643/4
65 Vz
200
B9y4
Feb
86Y4
Jan
14%
14 y4
100
13%
Apr
19
Jan
112
Jan
and Financial
The Commercial
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, May 9; 1960
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended May 6)
Friday
Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
Laboratories
Abbott
Admiral
Aeco
Low
A
Allegheny Corp common (Un)
Allied Chemical Corp (Un)
Aliis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)
Aluminium Limited —
Aluminum Co of America (Un)
Amerada
Petroleum
(Un)—
American Airlines Inc com
(Un)
9
9%
48%
,
29%
30
31%
90
61
19%
1,800
18%
35%
35
35%
37%
12.50
18%
37%
39%
26
Inc
(Un!
Inc
Atchison
Corp
Avco
Mfg
Refining
&
Aircraft
Bell
Bell
Howell
&
Steel
Bethienem
Oil
Chica
Bo Is a
Bond
Brunswick
Budi
6%
71% May
29%
46%
14%
1,400
13% Mar
16
Feb
89 %
2,100
80
Jan
96
Apr
54
300
53%
Apr
54%
Apr
3434
600
83% Mar
43%
Jan
31
common
Jan
7% May
300
30%
32%
1,000
30% May
42
Feb
19%
19%
100
19% May
22%
Jan
22%
31%
7%
23%
22%
27%
Jan
„
1,800
Jan
Apr
6%
Jan
Jan
700
13% May
17 Va
300
30 Va May
42%
Jan
700
12
1,000
13%
13%
2,600
,
200
12%
4% Mar
12
42c
Mar
12% May
44%
46%
500
38%
61%
61%
100
61 % May
Jan
1%
1%
300
1%
Jan
44%
46%
2,200
43%
Apr
200
9
1,000
8c
24%
400
>>
49% Feb
Co
Service
Fuel
8%
Apr
Mar
8c
Jan
10
Jan
15c
Apr
23
32 %
Jan
4%
Jan
37
37%
800
37
Apr
48
Jan
30
31
1,200
29%
Apr
35%
Jan
49%
Feb
63%
69%
5.600
17%
18%
800
7%
7%
100
8%
200
100
17% May
7
Jan
8%
Jan
10 % May-
21% Mar
Consumers
Edison
Poods
Oil
Mar
23%
Mar
33% Apr
22%
Jan
Records
(Un)
Corp
McNeill
Deere
&
1,250
26
Jan
27%
26
Apr
19%
33% May
May
Lorillaid
600
21
200
19 % Mar
700
24% Mar
27%
Apr
M J M
12%
1,000
11% May
21%
Jan
Magnavox
May
34
Jan
26
27%
2.000
25%
200
24
Apr
31V4
Jan
30%
100
29% Mar
41%
Jan
Menasco
Mfg
Merck
20
20%
44%
46%
4,200
41%
41%
100
7%
100
44%
7%
19%
200
20
Mar
44% May
41
Mar
7% Mar
24 Va
2.50
10
19%
19
1
25
58%
62%
Jan
Kodak
Eastman
Elder
El
Natural
Paso
Electrical
35%
44% Jan
19
20%
Mt
Diablo
16
100
13%
Jan
58%
100
56%
Feb
58%
Apr
Nafl
63
300
56%
Feb
64%
Apr
National
26%
100
26% May
28%
Jan
National
55%
200
53%
Jan
55% May
National
42%
300
41%
Apr
47%
National Theatres
42%
Jan
Whitney
Fairchild
Eng & Airplane
Fargo Oils Ltd
Fedders Corp
Fluor
Corp
Food
Chem
Mach
Ford
Motor
Poremost
Friden
&
Fruehauf Trailer
For
footnotes,
"
42.
53
Feb
100
22%
Jan
13%
Jan
--
36
300
32c
44c
33,800
27%
27%
ion
42'/a
44 3A
41
42%
1,200
2,400
36
Jan
32 Va
Feb
42% May
9% Jan
7% May
7%
500
2.00
2,500
500
61 Va
62%
400
60%
43%
45%
700
40
10%
11%
1,800
36%
36%
78
78
49
2.80
1.85 May
Jan
Jan
Jan
56
Apr
Apr
45%
88
Jan
53%
Jan
Mar
16 %
100
10% May
31'A Mar
36% May
78
100
75 Va
99 Va
Jan
48%
49%
800
48 % May
55
J an
14
14%
500
14
May
20 %
Jan
25%
25'A
200
25%
Apr
28%
Jan
53
--
54
300
52 V2
Jan
62
Feb
9%
Apr
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
•
—
i
Apr
Jan
9%
9%
200
8%
123/4
1,900
70%
74%
700
20%
21%
4,500
20 V* May
31%
Jan
14%
14%
100
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
36%
36%
600
36
Mar
38%
Jan
Mar
12%
20%
__
36%
t
8% May
57%
Jan
_
81
34c
37c
2,400
34c
Feb
46c
42 Va
44%
400
34%
Jan
45 %
50
50 Va
500
43
Jan
52
43%
43%
100
42 %
Apr
44
Apr
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
4%
40%
43
43
11%
Feb
V;
8%
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
39% May
100
39%
Apr
21%
55
Jan
42%
100
4 ?"■: 4
4%
100
11%
—
26 Va
500
43
May
53 Va
Jan
14 Va
Apr
Jan
Apr
11% May
3%
Apr
13%
Jan
4%
800
43
Apr
86%
Feb
89 % Mar
N
Y
Mining
Central
Norris
RR
Co
Apr
8%
1,400
8 Va
Apr
5%
53/8
5%
1,500
5%
Apr
7
Jan
173/4
18
400
16% Mar
24
Mar
20%
203/o
400
20
20%
26
600
27
17%
Jan
29%
Apr
47%
Feb
18%
Jan
5%%
300
16%
Jan
17%
30%
2,500
«
>
33%
800
Feb
15% Mar
18%
Jan
19
30% May
45%
39%
Jan
Oahu
Apr
41%
Feb
Occidental
Jan
98Va
Jan
20%
1,300
May
29%
Jan
Ohio
9%
1,000
10
Apr
Olin-Mathieson
20
6% Mar
27%
400
24
200
94%
1.60
1,100
29% May
40 Va
32%
150
31% May
36% Jan
—25
_5
1
Apr
Jan
1 Va May
(Un)
Rights
Ohio
Co
Oil
(Un)
30%
115
Chemical
33 Va
Glass
Corp
Pacific
Jan
Pacific
Cement
& Aggregates
Products
Clay
Apr
Jan
Pacific
Indemnity
16%
17%
800
16% May
25 V2
Jan
Pacific
Industries
18
Jan
Pacific
27% Mar
May
500
12
800
29%
Apr
38%
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50c
Jan
72c
Jan
9
10
100
3,200
•
1
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7
200
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22 Vs
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24%
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Jan
12%
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6% May
4%
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3% May
17%
17%
100
16% Mar
20
27%
27%
28
400
27% May
34% Jan
16%
42
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47%
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42
42
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29%, Jan
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4%
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42
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56%
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4% May
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100
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1
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10%
800
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13 %
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II
27%
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2,400
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9%
14 2/7
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50c
27%
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18%
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18 Va
1,400
Mar
22%
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37% Mar
45%
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13% May
34% Mar
43% May
$4.50 preferred
.
Pacific
Oil
Petroleums Ltd
&
Gas
Warrants
Pacific Tel <fe Tel common
Jan
Packard-Bell
Pan
Electric
American
World
Corp
Airways (Un)
Parke Davis & Co cap
Pennsylvania RR Co
(Un)
10
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
300
33%
11%
12
300
11% May
16%
Jan
Pfizer
10%
10%
1,200
10 %
Apr
13%
Jan
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
49
49%
900
46% Mar
56 %
Jan
Phllco
65
67%
17%
18
92 Va
Jan
(Chas)
&
Co
Inc
Corp (Un)
Phillip Morris & Co
(Un)
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(Un)
17% Mar
19%
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Phillips
77%
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Puget Sound Pulp 6c Timber
Feb
Pure
30
Oil
Co
(Un)
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13%
13%
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43%
800
26%
17
Apr
7%
3,500
7% May
1
28%
29
300
26% Mar
12.50
46%
46%
100
44
293A
30%
700
27 Va
Feb
61%
Apr
1
3
600
Petroleum
i
43'A
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43%
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Apr
400
41%
♦
Jan
23% May
32 Va
600
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5,500
31%
63
47
1,800
63
62%
37%
75%
66 Va May
100
30%
29%
25 %
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66 Va
62
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70
May
33 %c May
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100
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65
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35%
3,300
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46
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23
140
220
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22%
12
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26
20
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31
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25
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600
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313/4
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8% Mar
,"
24c
1.50
Petroleum
86% Mar
1,600
Jan
35% Jan
31%
—
Sugar Co Ltd
100
32%
31%
Jan
Mar
200
32
Jan
293/4
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Northrop Corporations
89
200
15c
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8%
1A
Apr
34 Va Mar
700
32,300
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Jan
30
preferred
11%
25%
22'A
35
18c
1
2% May
31%
Northern
17%
200
1
(Un)
preferred —1
6%
Apr
14% May
22%
343/4
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1
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38%
2.00
Jan
common——1
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500
300
1,300
22%
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American
400
3A
2%
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16c
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15%
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2%
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1
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41%
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Apr
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41
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38
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42
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34
55
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27% May
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9% May
55%
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32
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29%
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100
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31%
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18%
,
44
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2.95
100
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44
85c
3,200
4%
3
Co
Dairies
45
54%
48%
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Inc
Apr
May
39%
1
1
England Electric System (Un)___1
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28%
12
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40 Va
123/8" 12%
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100
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2
5
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4
1
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5
3
200
54%
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1
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500
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10
1
Jan
31%
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•
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11 %
16%
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20 Va
65c
68c
18%
54%
16%
Fibreboard Paper Products
Firstamerica Corp
Fllntkote Co (Un)
HI
27 Va Mar
Jan
90 Va May
Apr
40
Federal-Mogul-Bower-Bearings
18'/a May
6%
14
Apr
14%
(Un)
10% Mar
733A Mar
9%
Jan
__
19% Mar
8% Mar
800
46 %
30%
(Un)
15% Mar
200
400
100
18% May
l
3,800
9%
17
36% Jan
Apr
14
100
600
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17%
9%
43A
90%
47
20
common
200
14
1
Pacific
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300
63A
843/4
9%
18%
Factor (Max) & Co class A
303/a
2.20
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18%
31%
Jan
Jan
Corp
Co
Nordon
1
27% Mar
Apr
27% Feb
28%
6%
—1
Airlines
Biscuit
Jan
10
May
Apr
Corporation
14 Va
(Un)_5
Jan
25
16% Mar
58%
9% May
.
23
100
5%
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600
II
300
>
Jan
May
1.85
—.——2
(Un)
Chemical
Monsanto
9%
32
23
900
Montrose Chemical Co
9%
27%
54
Feb
200
—5
—10
Industries—„—1
37% Mar
9%
1
Mar
20
32%
Niagara-Mohawk
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A
25
53%
39
Jan
30 Va Mar
Jan
50c
25%
25
1%
42 % May
-
Jan
35 XA Mar
Feb
400
29 Va
Specialty Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Emporium Capwell Co
25
1%
900
42%
3%
May
31% Mar
900
18% May
Electronic
1,000
6%
4%
10
2 Va
100
1%
4%
40
3
2%
32%
1%
1.95
48%
-1
900
2 Va
Jan
30%
300
(Un)
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Jan
47 %
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47
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23%
30%
18%
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Products
Apr
■;
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1.85
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20
Electric Bond & Share
15
36% Mar
300
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■
37
17
Develop
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89%
(Un)
17% :
300
Mississippi River Fuel Corp—
46
Dev
17 %
36%
28 % May
89
Co
&
Mines
25%
1
9^4
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2.50
21% May
Apr
163A May
18%
1
2.10 Mar
200
500
89%
Lines (Un)
1,300
1,400
Owens-Illinois
Air
2.10
21%
17
700
55%
30%
Apr
Jan
2.10
28%
19%
26%
42%
721/2
163/4
19% May
May
59% May
19% Jan
Jan
27 Va
200
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60
28 %
800
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43%
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10
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28%
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10% Mar
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481a
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87
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1,700
29%
(Allen
100
600
34c
(Un)—
16
Industries
Inc
400
54
44'A
common—
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&
Jan
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Petroleum
9%
21%
39%
i
9%
39%
Dow Chemical Co—
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500
15
693/4
44
1
(Un)
Co
Jan
Calif.
59%
13%
55%
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23%
27% May
58 V* Apr
100
69%
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1,100
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213/4
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(Un).
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26
13%
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27%
53%
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•;
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Douglas Aircraft Co
300
21%
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—*
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21
12% May
—.—
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(Un)
33%
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(Un)—
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(P)
26%
32
25
26%
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp class A
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1
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5
11%
11%
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82%
21 A
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26
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&
of America
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Litton
.
25%
33%
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81%
--
50
1
10
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
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26
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29
5
1,000
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9%
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Kaiser Industries Corp
4
Kansas Power & Light (Un)
8.75
Kennecott Copper
(Un)—
*
Kern County Land Co
—
2.50
Johns-Manville
Jan
8%
600
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com
23%
1.85
55%
-
61% May
(Un)
Co.
Curtiss-Wright Corp
23 Va
50c
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5%
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44,8
42
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Feb
Jan
800
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&
Jan
41%
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May
55%
5%
1-30
.
105 %
Apr
Apr
700
10c
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41%
37
5,100
29%
1
Western
Interlake Iron Corp
*
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100%
44%
38%
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Central RR Co (Un)—
*
Idaho
10% May
700
Zellerbach Corp common
of Amer.
100
43%
37%
1.30
100
Preferred
Crucible Steel Co.
105% 105'A
1.10
200
(Un)
Jan
9%
12%
Co
19%
6%
(Un)——__—1
(Un)—
Corp
61%
(Un)
Co
Oil
Apr
10
61%
(Un)
Jan
10%
1,000
17
Lehman
19%
1.33 %
*
10
1
5
1
1
Jan
99 Va
2,500
17
12 %
com
38% May
85'/a Jan
53%
1,400
12
9%
25
(Un)_*
25
(Un)
Co
Products
Crestmont
Corp
Co
Sound
Howe
—1
(Un)
Motors
Continental
DuMont
Oil
Honolulu
39%
89%
25
1
1
12.50
10
Co
Holly Oil Co capital (Un>_
Homestake Mining Co (Un)
Development
Holly
Jan
29% Mar
38%
54
—1
50c
.
Electronics
Hoffman
36 Va
IV4
43%
7%
Corp
26 %
May
10%
32%
—1
;—
Pineapple
Aircraft
Hiller
Inc
Stores
Hawaiian
-,
—8V3
(Un)——
Corp
Hartfield
Merchants
common
Co
Power
Continental
Dresser
Oil
Gulf
19
21%
•
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR (Un)
High
19% May
88 Va
Engineering (Un)_l
Aircraft
Grumman
--
2.10
3
Corp
Montgomery Ward & Co (Un)
Corp
Continental Can Co
Douglas
Greyhound
Leslie Salt Co
33%
Edison Co of KY (Un)—*
Consolidated
Disney
1
1
Gladding McBean & Co
5
Glen
Alden
(Un)
1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
•
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
1
Granite City Steel Co (Un)
12.50
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
1
Great Northern Ry common (Un)
*
Great
Western
Financial Corp
1
Corp
Products
Apr
33
Af—-5
com
58
80c
4
(Un)
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Getty Oil Co
Gillette Co (The)
Jan
18%
20%
8ystem (Un)
Commercial Solvents (Un)
Consolidated
(Un)
(Un)
Public Utilities
8%
33%
10
Gas
Commonwealth
--
44
10c
5/4
2.50
23%
Gen Telephone & Electronics (Un)—10
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General Tire & Rubber Co (Un)—83V3
Service
Public
General
277a
18%
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89%
11V4
69% May
8
&
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38 /a
-
1%
*
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General
Jade
Mar
10%
(Un).
--
...
common
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Jan
1%
57% Jan
20
8%
Columbia Broadcasting System
Class
Pacific
International
100
Electronics
&
Motors
International Harvester
20%
Corp
Denver
Foods
General
7%
Cities
(Un)
Corp
General
General
Feb
73%
Apr
17 %
•
•
Corp
of Texas
Co
Illinois
3
10 %
Corp
Oil
Imperial
5
(Un)
General
Feb
a
(Un)
2,300
Apr
1,100
__50c
5.50
5
1%
25
12.50
20
73c
3%
66%
i
19
16%
3%
10
Co
General
Hupp
30
(Un>_
100
Jan
5
12%
44 %
38% May
15%
5
12
12%
31%
May
5
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Products
Clary
Crown
6% May
Mar
42
67%
37%
—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)_
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com
Corn
Mar
50
38%
46%
(Un)
Co
Certain-Teed
Columbia
1.000
Apr
30%
6%
(Uni
Dry Corp (Un).
Pacific Railway
Colorado
200
12%
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Celanese Corp of America
Cerro de Pasco Corp. (Uni—
Cohu
10,400
8c
Canadian
Chrysler
34
51%
:
36%
6%
5
&
Jan
87
1
California Packing Corp
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42% Mar
Apr
53%
14%
50c
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(J
800
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23%
Industries Inc
Case
Jan
20%
Burlington
Canada
Mar
44
14%
22% Mar
—
Ink
-15% Mar
Jan
Apr
9%
50 Va Mar
3%
Burroughs
California
Jan
9,300
50%
—
Co.
Jan
57%
1,300
(Un)
Plan
May
26
28
30%
preferred
Bunker-Hill
47% Mar
9%
42c
Corp
Finance
Jan
25
71%
33
19%
—
General
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
19%
Gladden
34%
Corp
(Un)—.—:—
Stores Inc
Company
Budget
Jan
53%
Com
Inc.
Stores
Borg-Warner
Broadway-Hale
43%
65
9
Co
37% May
14%
Corp
Airplane
Apr
9%
Mammoth Cons Min
Boeing
Jan
25%
Bishop Oil Company
Black
Jan
28%
35%
88 %
(Un) ——————P 1'
(Un)
8
Benguet Cons Inc
25%
35
30 Vk
(Un)
Corp
Jan
Apr
Apr
500
f/
71
Mar
18%
11%
50c
Co
Aviation
Bendix
Jan
17%
400
*
5
Barnnart-Morrow
Jan
27
400
30 %
RR (Un)
Consolidated
Corp
(Un)
Ohio
&
Baltimore
35 V»
102%
May
43
(Un)—13
100
1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Apr
Mar
44%
*
3
(Un)
Corp (Un)
Jan
1.200
(Un)
Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)—10
Oil
Ashland
Atlas
Co
&
Armour
40
61
1,600
12%
9%
2.50
5
-1
Gas (Un)
(HI) (Un)
Jan
26%
50
1
(Un)
Co
(The)
Fools.
Anthony
Arkansas Louisana
54%
70%
-1
Corp
11%
Feb
950
53%
42
-20
American
MARC
Inc
--50c
American Machine & Foundry—^-3-50
American Motors Corp (Un)
1.66%
American Smelting & Refining (Un) —
American Standard Sanitary (Un)—-5
American Tel & Tel Co
33%
Amer. Tobacco Co new com (Un)_12.50
American Viscose Corp
(Un)
25
>
Jan
29 %
87
800
26
'52%
12%
—-*
25%
53%
.
800
20
13%
29% May
100
18%
Jan
47%
200
...
7%
May
9
1,400
89 %
19%
Electronics
Anaconda
800
Jan
4%
200
...
Feb
26c
600
61
American
Ampex
Mar
1,000
9
30
American
Ltd
Jan
39c
39,200
"
Factors
23%
2,000
29c
4%
31%
(Un)—25
Cyanamid Co (Un)—
10
American
17% May
18%
89%
1
Cement Corp. pfd
American
Jan
30
10
(Un)
Co
American Can
59%
48%
9%
*
1
(Un)__—2
Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un)_l
American
Jan
Mar
26c
4%
Bosch Arma Corp
American
51 Va
54
4%
27C
f
—
17%
17%
10®
Industries
J
5
common
—
41 % May
200
57%
of Prices
Low
Amer
General
100
Shares
5
Controls Co
5
Dynamics Corp
1
Electric Co (Un)
—5
Exploration Co of California—1
General
High
Low
High
41%
55%
Corp
Corp
Range Since Jan. I
Shares
of Prices
for Week
Par
>
for Week
41%
Par
(Un)
Industries
ACF
Range
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Last
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
7%
30%
7%
5
62
5
43%
62
44'A
.
1 100-400
41 % Mar
17 Vs
29%
Jan
Jan
33%
Jan
57% Jan
38% Apr
64%
47%
23%
300
22% Mar
29%
293/4
29%
200
29%
38%
Apr
Jan
10
233/a
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5
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Feb
Jan
jan
Jan
Number 5949
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2017)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
stocks
Week's
of America
Corp
Radio
(Un)
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
♦
8%
'.'££ 100
8%
Feb
19%
1,400
18 %
Apr
37%
38%
50c
__10
8%
9%
1,500
59%
1
17%
Co
Manufacturing
56%
17%
19%
l87/a
74
13%
63%
100
20%
1,200
18%
1.00
1.00
r
Feb
Feb
38%
16%
Co
20
7%
40 %
Apr
100
16% May
22 %
Jan
600
39% Mar
55
Jan
■vl^i
400
24%
Jan
27
May
f.
100
19%
Jan
21
Mar
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3,600
7
Mar
9%
Jan
1
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Jan
36%
Jan
k; %
200
23%
1,400
69%
100
81%
82
200
73%
Feb
82
21%
21%
300
20%
Apr
22%
49%
49%
600
44%
Feb
50%
%
21%
49%
•
11%
11%
%
Apr
22% May
69 % May
200
9
71%
8% Mar
100-
:
(Un)
May
Apr
Jan
11% May
10% Jan
32
41
Jf>n;£
20%
100
19% Mar
22%
Jan
May
36%
38%
300
30
Feb
40'A
20
21%
6,800
20
Apr
29%
Jan
39%
39%
40%
3,000
55%
Jan
21%
29%
19%
Jan
Feb
400
20%
Jan
28 %
Feb
29%
400
6
1,100
4%
200
39%
20%
4,700
24%
300
20%
21%
2,900
Jan
7
Mar
46%
Jan
25
Apr
20%
26
8%
8%
100
12%
Feb
41%
43%
5,700
41 % Mar
51 %
Jan
300
38% May
41% Apr
44
Jan
Apr
8% May
38%
38%
39%
7
42%
41%
43
3,700
47%
48
200
47 %
May
54%
Jan
30'A
30%
100
30
Mar
42%
Jan
65
48
'
5
(Un)
57%
58
11%
5,700
50%
56% Mar
2,800
10
—
10%
9'%
10
2,100
10% May
9% May
24%
9%
30
issued
11
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common
28
30
2,200
25 % Mar
30
.
Oil
(Un)
1
.
Petroleum
21%
21%
400
3%
1
22 %
3%
1,300
(Un)
25
43%
44%
Corp
l
7
7
5
35
35%
1,900
24
24
200
43%
24%
Feb
American
Tel
12%
800
11
Jan
12% Mar
25%
25%
270
24
Feb
26
Mar
136
Jan
110%
Jan
<■
100% 100%
—
1
99%
May
59
Jan
9c
Mar
14c
Jan
100
100 Va
May
200
99%
91 %
Feb
Week's
Jan
Jan
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
City
29%
Apr
42 %
Jan
693
67% Mar
82%
Feb
88%
86%
89%
7,430
79%
Jan
96%
Apr
36%
36%
37
325
34%
Jan.
33%
31%
33%
1,767
28"%
Jan
13%
13%
39% Jan
33% May
16% Jan
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
13
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
Co
New
Electric
Power
Co
Class
A
&
Light
Foremost
of
i
America
Pulp
&
44% May
71%
Jan
50
12%
Jan
73%
71
73%
36
64%
126
Apr
Feb
%
36%
16
23%
2,404
105
52% Mar
49'A
54%
49%
49%
128
64%
67%
1,648
Apr
64% May
17%
18Va
345
17% Mar
19Va Jan
17%
20
17
Mar
18%
Jan
44
43%
44%
7,245
42%
Jan
55% V.-,
:
122
50 V4
Apr
Apr
56 Va
53%
55%
Feb
21%
21%
21 Va May
22 Va
Jan
.
17%
25
48
22%
23%
900
18% Mar
24
16%
16%
18%
1,622
16 Va May
19%
1
38%
38%
39%
141
36 Vs
44%
16%c
Inc
73 Va Mar
90
58%
Apr
63%
25
Feb
30%
Jan
27%
Apr
May
17 Va
Jan
I
89'A
84%
90
507
1
Linotype
Chemicals
21
61
61
61
4
26
27%
26%
26%
27%
1,555
25%
50
13%
13
13%
2,179
13
Perfect
20
Corp
5
Inc—
Philadelphia
Electric
Philadelphia
Transportation
Philco
Potomac
Electric
Progress
Mfg
Co
Jan
41%
45 Va
Jan
44 Va
539
347/a
Jan
52%
Apr
49%
51%
4,122
47%
Apr
51% May
10
12 Va
27,998
77/a
Jan
12 Va May
267/a
Feb
38%
Apr
26%
Feb
29 Va
Apr
;
30
15
28%
30%
29
39% Mar
1,587
28%
.
1,309
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Reading Co
Co
17% ■17%
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20
Jan
38%.
■
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38%
1,444
36
Mar
38% May
J.
13 Va
13%
225
13
Apr
187/a
Jan
81%
82%
1,379
72
Feb
82%
Apr
23%
50
Paper
Apr
11%
10
common
Feb
May
41%
3
Power
Co____
Feb
Jan
42%
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Co
205
Apr
50%
——
——
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Corn
Scott
Jan
Jan
1
1
r
27%'
Jan
50 %
93 Va
10c
Inc
Co.
__
3
•
Feb
£
67
1
preferred
Co
Public Service
Apr
23 % May
64
Apr
17%
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Jan
36%
.
1.66%
Resistance
Fund
Photo
73% Mar
36% May
21% Mar
54%
V
9%
22%
23%
5
B
(The)
Pennsalt
2,947
9%
Jan
Jan
Paper—
series
&
46%
9%
8%
2
Corp
Hudson
Merck
Jan
44%
45
13 % May
5
Motors
Mergenthaler
54%
10
Acceptance Corp common
Martin
45% Mar
at Bait—
Brothers
Madison
1,276
10
Co
International
28
50"%
5
Battery
Gimbel
5.12%
17"% May
48%
50%
6.75
Dairies
General
7% Mar
613
13.50
com
.
non-voting_.
Motor
678
18'A
1
Light
Storage
Finance
Ford
7%
17%
25
Co
common
Duquesne
7%
18%
1.80
Publishing
Delaware
94
7%
5
.
13%
1
Co
Company
Jan
9%
125
72%
•
Electric
Transit
High
30
70%
33%
Atlantic
Bud.d
Low
29"%
Corporation
Baltimore
Range Since Jan. 1
High
72
1
Tel
&
Low
10
common
Jan
50%
Sales
Last
Co
Arundel
4% Mar
43 % Mar
4,300
(Un)
(Un)
Steel
Stores
May
17%
21% Mar
3%
Wood
American
Jan
10
5
International
Alan
Jan
25
(Un)
(Un)___..__
Sunray Mid-Continent
Apr
23%
Apr
12 Va
Friday
Apr
30
19% Mar
24%
Jan
21%
Jan
19%
42
60%
'
Jan
46
24%
21%
(Un)
Corp
Feb
42
56 %
46
V
£
(Ohio)
18%
36
5%
46
6%
(Indiana)
12% May
600
29%
5%
—50c
California
100
300
57%
21% £ 21% !
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com.
12%
36%
57'A
Mar
65%
Sale Price
General
12%
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new
;
36%
£
__
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Serv
39% May
Feb
49 Vs
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Apr
20 %
5
5
of
May
2
■—1
.—
Co
Gas
Jan
20%
9 '
59%
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200
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Pub
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27
Feb
32%
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&
41%
100
__
Jan
36%
1,400
65%
12%
STOCKS
Jan
20%
9
Stauffer Chemical Co
Swift
16%
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46%
.
Standard Oil Co of N J
Sunset
40
38% May
14% May £
600
...
,
65%
_!10
17% Jan
22%
Ltd
Sperr.v-Rand Corp
When
0
100.
•
Apr
9,000
Jan
1,500
12%
200
11c
Apr
28
18% May
32
(Un)
Pacific
Suburban
64%
69%
Calif
Oil
'
:
13%
7%
%
Southern
Warner
Apr
80%
40%
7%
Calif Gas Co ofd series A__25
Stanley
55%
Mar
20
Southern
Standard
38% Mar
1.25
26%
.—
Standard Oil
Zenith Radio Corp
Mar
16%
Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc
5
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
15
Southern Calif Edison Co common__25
4.32% preferred
25
Warrants
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Jan
class A
Corp
Signal Oil & Gas Co
Oil Corp
Standard Oil
Jan
25%
7.50
Sinclair
Southwestern
77%
59'A May
49 % Apr
High
49%
25
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
9c
9c
1
Jan
Shares
High
49%
10
(Un)
common
Low
10c
Preferred
2.50
Siegler
Co
Apr
Yellow Cab
Apr
13
__
*
1
3
20c
Trading
Southern
common
Jan
10%
69
38%
Southern
Co
Oil
Basin
53%
90c
39%
&
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100
Stores Inc
1.66%
St Louis-San
Francisco Ry (Un)
•
St Regis Paper Co
(Un)
5
San Diego Gas & Elec com
10
5%
preferred
„—20
San Diego Imperial Corp
1
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Schenley Industries
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1.40
Schering Corp (Un)
1
Trans
(F
38%
Safeway
Shell
Exploration..
Woolworth
100,.
14%
Co
Co
Inc
(Un)
Williston
74
14%
Co
Seaboard Finance
Sears, Roebuck &
Servomechanisms
Shasta Water Co
Shell Oil Co
common (Un)
Feb
Jan
74
•
Scott Paper
Wheeling Steel Corp
9
27%
for Week
of Prices
Par
Apr
17
100
..
.
78%
Sales
Range
Sale Price
4S Va
1,100
63%
1
56%
2,700
59%
47%
Feb
37% May
7% Feb
500
59%
\
Ranch Oil Co..
,———nu—1
Richfield Oil Corp
Rohr Aircraft —
•—1
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)—20g
Co
59%
45%
—-
Rice
Aeronautical
60
500
—
—1
Rexull Drug & Chemical Co.......2.50
Reynolds Tobacco
(Un)_____________5
Ryan
1,500
Week's
Last
1
High
18%
18 %
Revlon Inc
Rheem
Low
73%
8%
5
(Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reserve Oil «$5 Gas Co.——
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
High
70
Rv Equip & Realty Co.——.—-—1
Rayouier Inc
1
Raytheon Co (Un)
Republic Pictures
(Range for Week Ended May 6)
Sales
La^t
Sale Trice
Par
37
23'A
311
22%
Feb
24%
Jan
•
■
82%
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
Telautograph
Tennessee
New
Gas
Transmission
common
Texaco
Inc
Texas
Gulf
Textron
old
i
(Un)
Gas
Texas
i_
w
25
Inc
May
33%
24
71%
72%
400
32'A
32 %
100
30%
♦
16%
17%
1,100
71%
Jan
Sun
32%
Apr
United
18"%
Jan
Feb
20%
20%
800
20%
Feb
24%
62
61%
62
300
47
Feb
62
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26
Apr
31
Jan
24
26%
500
25%
19
20 %
300
19
17%
200
28
3,100
Twentieth
Inc
27%
,
27%
•
May
17% May
24% Mar
5
14
14
14
100
12 %
4%
4%
4%
400
3%
34'%
200
22%
22%
33%
34%
1
;
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l
Film (Un)
C
__
33%
•
18%
53%
664
47% Mar
60%
Jan
24 Va
179
22% Mar
25 Va
Jan
44%
44%
47 %
976
44 Va
55%
Jan
7%
7%
100
7%
Jan
48
47%
48'A
542
46%
Apr
54
Jan
*
16%
16%
15
16%
Apr
167/a
Jan
•
45%
46%
165
45% Mar
48 %
Jan
10
65
65
26
65
May
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82
82
$6,000
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Woodward
•
1
13.50
26 %
30% Mar
37%
Lothrop
common
common
6%%
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35%
35%
500
31%
Jan
35%
subord
debs
25
40%
38
40%
900
33 % Mar
41%
Jan
Union
Pacific Ry
10
26
26
26%
2,100
26
35
Apr
(Un)
Inc
10
Oil
common
7%
7%
7%
2 %
2%
2'A
400
Power
Pacific
Western
Union
Westinghouse
Ry
Westinghouse
Jan
Arkansas
4%
Jan
Armstrong Cork Co
Jan
Columbia
Gas
Jan
Duquesne
Light
33%
34%
600
41
Jan
Equitable
Gas
123 135%
600
72%
135% May
Harbison
Walker
600
42%
53%
49'A
Feb
Apr
;'
49%
53% May
7
7
500
7
May
8
48%
2,100
40
Jan
51%
28%
28%
200
28
Feb
33
Jan
40%
100
Jan
42
1.25
1.35
14,800
37
■
37
100
34
5
1.25
Jeanette
Co
7%
Glass
37% May
38%
38%
38%'
31
377/a Mar
42 Va
42 Va
84
39% Mar
19 Va
19%
-:,. 95
22%
23%
473
19 Va May
21% Mar
23%
Jan
35%
36%
95
32%
Feb
36 Va
Apr
46%
46%
18
46
Apr
56%
Jan
100
£ 103
Mar
116
12% Mar
15
Jan
4
Apr
-
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■
19%
23%
35%
•
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116
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Jan
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23
1,100
21
Apr
35%
Jan
1,400
17%
Feb
19%
Jan
*
17%
10
116
Jan
56%
38% May
-
42%
Jan
20%
Jan
300
200
16% Apr
43% May
55%
Jan
Vanadium
100
26% May
32 %
Jan
54%
55
1,200
46% Mar
56%
Jan
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp (new)
,
19% Mar
S
Glass
Chemical
18
43%
26%
17"%
&
Alloys
13%
75
13'A
May
4
4
353
.193
64% May
166
15 % May
67
64%
67
15%
15 %
•
_
—
6
100
6
,
3%
6
Jan
Jan
80 Va
227/a
Jan
Jan
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Feb
5
35%
347/a
34%
234
32% Mar
38%
Jan
3
—
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6
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26%
43%
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5
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4
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Rockwell-Standard Corp
United Engineering & Foundry
Jan
18%
54%
41
8.50
__
Refractories
High
39
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Co
45%
22
6.25
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
37%
...10
System_
Apr
17%
__10
Feb
37%
1
Mar
39%
17%
(Un)___2.50
Low
5
_
Pittsburgh Brewing common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plymouth Oil Corp
22
(Un)
Corp_____^
84
Apr
40%
1.30
Shares
Jan
45%
y
68 % Jan
for Week
1
Oil Corp
Fuel
103
25c
;
Brake
Elec
11%
74% May
33% May
__
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Telegraph
Air
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
44% Mar
*
(Un)
(Un)
Jan
100
1
common
32%
Range
of Prices
Par
1,200
£ 53%
1
Sales
Last
Sale Price
'
-
■
-
Jan
76%
___5
Coast Life Insurance
Western Air Lines Inc
Western Dept Stores
•
Jan
46%
___J.__2.50
West
■■
74%
33'%
(Un)
'
46%
135 %
Co_.
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75%
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'
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37%
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Friday
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2% May
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Western
200
6.25
Equipment
Westates
28%
200
Associates
Washington
28%
25% Apr
,21% May
.1 28% May
7% May
> 28%'
16%
Co
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
Victor
500
___i
Match
New
900
23
1
Corp—
Corp common
Varian
32%
21%
%
%
U S Plywood
U S Steel
Cons
30%
21
10
.....
Universal
32%
*
(Un)_______
United Industrial Corp common
Universal
Apr.
.
United Fruit Co
United Gas Corp
Warrants
Feb
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Apr
Calif
Lines
May
Transit Co—
inc
Apr
(Un)
United Air
7
Jan
400
Oil
Co
'.
Jan
100
Light
Gas
&
Baltimore
Jan
38%
Union
of
52
53%
BONDS
15% Mar
33% May
21% Apr
Union Electric Co
Co
it
23%
Corp
Washington
29 % Mar
Feb
33%
;
Apr
...50c
Century-Fox
Oil
Jan
26
Warrants
*
2.50
Jan
21%
,J
'
17%
(Un)
Lab
Gas Improvement
Universal Marine Corp
May
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Airlines
Trico Oil & Gas Co
French
&
United
86%
20%
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Trans-World
*
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Jersey Gas Co
Feb
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common
Tri-Continental Corp
South
50c
Inc
Pn
Smith Kline
Apr
16 % Mar
Tishman Realty & Construction Co___l
Transamerica
Corp
;
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Oil
»P?fvrvinv
Mar
24%
71% May
5
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc
Tidewater
37
Jan
May
(Un)
Co
common
Thriftimart
£7
Corp
Transmission
Sulphur
"i.Ak&'oo^
18%
18%
19
116
18% May
22'/a
Jan
1 Va
1
360
1 Va
1 Va
1
Apr
Jan
27/a
36%
Jan
26 Va
25%
26%
280
35
Apr
25% May
42
10
31%
Jan
—
-6.25
54%
52%
54%
357
46% Mar
55%
Jan
5
'
35
.
36%
—
Steel
CANADIAN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended May 6)
Friday
.
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
Canadian
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Dollars
Par
Friday
Range
Sale Price
i/
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rr
4%%
4
% %
Co
of
preferred
«S°onCan Tel c°
preferred
$2.90
r«oSKoCorp Ltd
$2.50
2,206
21
21
22%
451
•
33%
33
33%
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30%
28%
30%
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-25
20'%
_
__
footnotes,
Bank of Nova
2,680
32 % Mar
39%
Jan
Banque
8,480
28% Mar
33%
Jan
Bathurst
160
19% Mar
21
470
40
Mar
43 %
39%
135
37
Jan
50
49
49
50
380
47
Mar
50%
Apr
Jan
42.
41
28%
28%
28%
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27
Mar
35 Va
43%
43%
43%
140
43
Mar
44
Mar
Apr
Mar
Mar
of
Low
High
Power
&
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Bowater
Bowaters
28
Jan
17%
19%
Jan
23 %
290
18%
1,350
26
23
23
—
18
50
Apr
Mar
65
Mar
48%
50
50%
2,392
2,354
47% Mar
55 %
62
59%
62
1,814
59% May
71'A
Jan
10
(Canada)
Paper
50
A 50%
43
10
34
33%
35
780
33 % May
41
Jan
•
42
42
44
1,053
Feb
44
Apr
10
class A
36
Jan
*
5%
preferred
preferred
30
31
1,484
23'A Mar
33%
Apr
44%
42 %
44%
44%
Jan
44%
Apr
43
9,236
120
42%
42 Va
41%
Jan
45
Apr
48
7 Va
47%
190
541
105
45%
Jan
49 Va Mar
50
,
50
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Paper
Mersey
30
25
B
Corp
Jan
21% Mar
20% Feb
24%
10
Telephone
Bowater
26%
2,065
24%
25
Scotia
Provinciale
Class
Bell
pfd___
Canadian National
Montreal..—
Bank
Jan
43%
see page
Banque
Jan
22%
20%
.50
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
•
Ltd
May
39
•
Steels
21
43%
common..1.;.
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Bailey Selburn 5%%
41%
39
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*
Corp
35 % Mar
..50
_
4,/*%
High
Low
High
38'A
preferred
For
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Low
Aluminium Ltd~ZIIIII
Aluminum
of Prices
37 Va
•
06 mper common.
preferred
Algoma Steel
Asbestos
for Week
38%
Par
A
Sales
for Week
Range
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Week's
of Prices
5%%
__£
7%
7'A
pfd
.50
47
47
7% May
45
Mar
10%
Jan
47 Va
Apr
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2018)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
Low
j
Low
High
4.70 Jan
50
52%
Jan
is a uuu«1
3,560
28 Vis Mar
35%
Jan
National
3.75
3.75
3.85
2,536
British
•
50 Va
50 Va
50 Va
28Ya
28%
29 Va
British
American
British
Columbia
4%%
Oil
Note
Co
•
common
Electric—
5
50
—
Columbia Forest
British
Columbia
British
Columbia
Products
Building
175
41
Apr
45
Feb
Trust
Norauda
Feb
Nova
Jan
49 %
320
47% Mar
49%
12%
12 Va
500
11% Mar
14 Va
31%
30%
31%
1,126
31
43%
43%
43%
126
10
10%
10 V8
10 Va
440
1
15
13%
15
11,972
8%
8%
225
30
A.
Products
Power
Cement
•
common-
Canada
common.
$1.30
Apr
37'%
Canada
Iron
Canada
Foundries common-
43%
11 %
Malting
Canadian
Aviation
9%
Feb
15
8
225.a
11
Jan
Pacific
Jan
34 Va
Apr
5 A
Jan
Placer
Petroleums
19%
Jan
Power
25
553
24'%
Apr
Apr
35
24%
27
Feb
Premium
475
20
Jan
23
Mar
100
47
Mar
20 Va
•
34%
British Aluminum
•
11%
Canners
270
22
210
80
166
22
Ltd
Preferred
Pacific
8
:v
100
9% May
12 Va
Jan
,'Vy:
14
3.095
13%
Apr
17 %
265
12%
Jan
15
195
43 Va
42
ft-
42
40
Mar
595
6
Feb
3,160
20
Mar
24%
A
22% Mar
26%
9% Mar
13 %
•
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Crown
Zellerbach
Distillers
&
Seal
213
.
class A
Coal
Dominion
Dairies
Dominion
Gla*«
Dominion
Coal
Dominion
Tar
lmminion
Textile
&
Bros
of
Feb
19%
Mar
Jan
3.00
Apr
55
17%
Feb
20% May
20% Mar
31%
17
Feb
21
so
3
Feb
73%
73%
50
71
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13
13 Va
9%
Motor
Apr
Apr
52
Mar
90
Jan
12%
840
12 Va Mar
15%
;
Apr
51
375
41 % Mar
55
13 Va Mar
16 Va
14
14
45
10
8%
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10%
13 %. liar
45
24%
1,468
20
Mar
7
150
16
Jan
P*-»Tich
&
Co
•
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Power
'
10
100
100
26 %
105
17
7%
Farms
borne Oil
7
Mar
10
Class
6%
Oil
Nickel
Pete
5
7.60
•
% Vr
A
For
—
common
footnotes,
80
25
24%
Mar-
Jan
86%
•
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Jan
37 % Mar
37% Mar
17
15%
925
13
Apr
72%
74%
2,154
70
Mar
W?
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640
Jan
87%
Jan
24
17% Mar
Jan
;
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2,176
45
Mar
58
Jan
50%
175
48% Mar
55%
Jan
3,405
19% Mar
25%
Jan
2.40
2.50
700
—
2.40
May
4.00
Jan
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210
6 Va Mar
8%
Jan
36%
35%
36%
3,545
33 Va Mar
38%
Jan
2.70 ,! 2.90
2,000
2.75
34 Va
33 Va
34%
34 Va
2.65
3.25
Apr
30
Feb
34%
16
29
Mar
33%
34 Va
305
33 Va
25
31 % Mar
35
41%
*
41%
40
41 Va
Feb
44
35
Jan
36 Va
Jan
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•
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Apr
11%
Jan
8.50 Mar
12%
Feb
'
Mar
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980
37%
65
43
44%
4,060
54
620
9%
235
21
30%
12
11%
12
5%
5%
50%
22%
31%
38 Va Mar
52
May
Anglo-Nfld
8%
30
Co
Ltd
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
11
11
100
A
10
Mar
31%
Feb
10
37
'
Apr
Jan
12%
,
"
Apr
5%
Feb
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:
Feb
6,050
50
11%
May.
101
210
97
Jan
Jan
35
32
Jan
33
51
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General
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Rand
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Feb
17 Va
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2.40 May
14 Va Mar
150
14 Va
Jan
^
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A
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,
7%
•
Mar
2.10 Mar
I
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Mar
42 1
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Apr
44c
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12
A
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Feb
1,900
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Feb
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Mar
•
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37% Mar,
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45
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30
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&
100
30
60c
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Mar
30
47
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class
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...
Co
Paints
6%
of
Can
Sec
(Canada
513
45c
26,672
25
52%
Feb
12
Jan
60
Mar
27% Mar
35c
Apr
25%
310
24
130% 130%
27%
28%
12%
12%
7%
7%
Apr
42
114
Feb
29%
14%
490
300
25
29%
25
14,726
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9%
6,705
97%
97%
80
95%
10%
95%
50
1,310
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*
May
95c
Jan
30
class
May
Power
Leaf
6%
&
295
35
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50c
400
49c
Apr
20
45
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600
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Jan
12 Va Mar
6
29 Va
14%
Dairies
Royal
Rice
50c
28
Apr
12V2 Mar
7%
Jan
Jan
19
24%
82
83%
1,055
200
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Mar
A
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Apr
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80
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85
Mar
12
Mar
13
100
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100
11%
20
411/2
41
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7
21
225
19
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44
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3.50
Mar
20%
Ltd
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172%
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11%
—
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13
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Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd
10
43 %
Quebec Power Co Ltd com..*
Industries Ltd.
*
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non cum
part 2nd
4.25
Northern
pfd
Premier Steel
Quebec
Jan
12%
Jan
Mills
11% Mar
7%
Feb
Jan
Jan
8
Feb
11%
Apr
35% Mar
43%
Jan
Jan
10'/a
Feb
Jan
23
Feb
43 % May
52
Jan
24 Va
26
Mar
11
25
Feb
Soca
Apr
102
Jan
Southern
Feb
Supertest Petroleum
11
700
21%
1,573
21
Feb
21%
26%
20
40%
41
Apr
25%
Jan
282
16 Ys
39
16 V#
41
16%
Apr
1,968
36
Mar
30
30
26
Apr
II
Mar
17%
Jan
34
Jan
Corp
Trans Mountain
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16
159
7
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100
628
Mar
66
Jan
Feb
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•
Jan
Apr,
33%
Jan
jan
Jan
141/2
16
May
16%
7
11 Va
Jan
Apr
May
Feb
7%
2,525
Feb
10
Jan
10%
825
9% Mar
13
Jan
1.65
1.80
800
1.65 May
2.10
Feb
all4
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15
34%
35%
a
10
a
15-
120
Feb
114
Apr
100
15
May
17%
470
32%
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Jan
30
Feb
Feb
9~%
30
275
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30
5.00
43
Jan
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Apr
4.00 Mar
15
pfd___100
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32:,a
7%
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Freezers
62
16
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Corp clan* A
Trans-Canada
Trans-Canada
80
*
t
6%
62%
7%
2
Power
39
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Ltd...I
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Canada
5
59
31%
31%
Jan
805
•
5
common
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
Sobcy's Stores class A-—;
100 '/#
21
Ltd—
Canada
4.25
41%
62
Warrants
Chains
4.25
41%
50
Corp
Telephone
Apr
32%
25%
6
11%
A
t
Northwest
Jan
130% May
28% May
30%
10% May
300
Apr
Jan
Jan
A; 75c
Jan
Jan
8% Mar
97%
92
26
3.
•
■
12
26
*
35
100
100
♦
common....*■
Ltd
Mills
1.50
6%
24%
lo
Royal
Corp
91% May
12%
82
Feb
Jan
40
Mar
2.50
6%
26
•
Ltd...
Ltd
Jan
Jan
14% Mar
Co
140
12%
_1
Jan
19
Feb
al55
preferred
Mount
21%
125
36%
1.90
class
Paper
Moore
21
1
36
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Jan
Jan
'45
A
Mar- A;'/
a2.75
91V2
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1.75
-
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16
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Lobiaw Companies Ltd class A
warrants
Ltd (Walter M)
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1.10
43
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1
44
38Va
.
126
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pfd
»
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/A
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Ltd
>
4,200 V
43
16%
a
A
36Va Mar
34 Va Mar
*
„
Lambert (Alfred) Inc class A
Jan
21%
40%
•
43
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A
■
1.10A 1.40 ;
.
43
.
Renold
14%
3,641
38%
20
Mount
29%
Ltd
Corp
Kelly Douglas Ltd class
Melchers
42c
39 Va
37%
preferred
Maple
29%
A_—
Hendershot Paper Prod Ltd 5%
Inland Chemicals Can Ltd..
Apr
100
39 V#
38
1
Motor
Apr
-
39 Va
,
Apr
12
•
10
—
42
12
Ltd
common
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
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Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.* A
36 Va
Fleet
Mfg Ltd—
♦
A:
42%
1,320
Paper Corp
Gas
Ltd
36Va
*
24c
1,50
12
3
com
...
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Feb
#
-
Consumers
Feb
•
Resources
Ingersoll
38,200
A
A 2.40'-- 2.40
Dominion Sugar Co Ltd.—•
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31
__
12
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Collieries
39%
9%
_'i
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1
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd_—*
1,010
14%
6%
*
Apr
130
May
a43
7%
31c
6'/a
Low
36 Va
Lowney Co
97
28%
26c
36%
..100
Canadian
Jan
Mar
22%
Apr
a43
•
31c
6%
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High
y
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd!
Canada
Sales
36 Va
'
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pfd
Raceway. Inc......
Bonnets
Ford
11% Mar
5%
Jan
61%
Jan
97
25%
Dollars
Last
Development
Foreign Power
52% Mar
3,256
2,882
Jan
35% Mar
4,745
35%
Jan
43
May
415
Jan
4,95
May
21
34%
51
11%
44 Va
3.50 May
210
"
50
7.90 May
36
a43
•
Canadian
Jan
9%
35%
in
Week's
Sale Price
Marconi
14
22 V2
! -1UU
42.
245
15
Par
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see page
A
Jan
3.3% May
May
:
Mar
8%
20 Va
Corp
Ltd
*■
Anglo-Canad Pulp & Paper Mills Ldt_*
56
•
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-
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19 Va
common
Westinghouse
Mar
53%
»
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82
43
126, i. Jan
A Apr
27 % Mar
►
Friday
33
II
B
81%
31 Va' Jan
...
Feb
Ay 18
;
Jan
Canadian Stock Exchange
41%
•
Breweries Ltd class A
Preferred
200
Jan
Jan
.30Va
6
720
18
Mar'
125
732
30%
Mar
37% Mar
3
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1
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41
3
I
7
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,
19 Va
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44%
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class
V
...
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11
26
A-
375
'
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8% Mar
25
409
39
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74%
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27
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80
Apr
Feb
400
16%
Va
2.54
I 6.85
1,330
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-
Mar
*
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•
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41
•
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55%
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common
26
75
20,470
A
12%
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4.75 Mar
25
20
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&
class
Canadian
Mar
37%
44%
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Power
7.60
>
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2,645
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Knapp (Canada) Ltd
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25
pfd
Feb
16%, Jan
Feb
•
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9
310
common
13
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Apr.
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Corp
Canadian
12
200
,
5 V4
2.69
15
—*
Jan
Jan
300
1,421
*
.
5.80
•
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50%
.
1,050
3.65
11
Corp
Vv110
75
.
•
Bank
42%
Apr
11
37%
•
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Lawrence
4
Morgan
Steel
Canadian
13%
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United
Canadian
11
3.50
'
13
•
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1
Dominion
Jan
13%
36
_
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68 %
82
•
Texaco Canada Ltd
101% Mar
34% Mar
30%
common
33 Va Mar
5
I6V4
Jan
97
40 Va Mar
3.50
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell
River Ltd •
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13%
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39%
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—
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1,141
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9%
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37%
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Public Service Ltd
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Jan
6.25
Jan
7.90
Shops
Lower
99
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25
Ltd
the Woods 1%
Secord Candy
Loeb
25
7.90
A_
new
of
Laura
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38
4.68%
Utilities
Labatt Limited
28 Va
'
Mar
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Lake
90
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100
7.90
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6 % pfd
Rights
Apr
93
a8.50
•
Paper
Co
4.65
93
*
2
Di'«rnationai
24 % Mar
Jan
Ltd
International
of Canada
Blue
Jan
50
Canada
152
75
.
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15
—10
of
Co
Dec
36%
common
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35 Va
12"
u
•
Steinbergs class A
Jan
Feb
common
73%, May
"•
12
Apr
20c
Acceptance Corp
4.00 May
76
'
7%
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i
87
32
.
Jan
VA: 8%
10
Steel
Apr
13%
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preferred
preferred—
Apr
502
1
class
18
25
•
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Preferred
Bank
Jamaica
1,210
9
34%
•
preferred
Inter
21 Va
50
Warrants
Int
26%
63Va
Apr
34%
Paper common
12% May
4.00
;
74%
,
7.50
A
Canadian
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Indus
27
11%
Apr
100
1
X
Investment
Imperial
1,130
10
21 % Mar
1,715
Hudson Bay Mining
81.40
145
10
.
Feb
6.00
preferred
Imperial
Imperial
150
18%
34%
Pitfield
8mith
$2.00
10
•
&
Howard
6%
Jan
13%
common
3,545
Jan
20
4.70
B
Home
A
202
64%
100
Int'l
13%
39
Apr
28 %
Feb
Mar
13%
class A
15
2.55
29%
Jan
6.00
Handy Andy Co
Hardee
10
a20
9%
100
4% pfd inc 1927
Paper Co Ltd
Lakes
al9
9%
common.
Goodyear Tire
Great
*
Co
24 Va May
13%
Dynamics
13% Mar
May
Jan
1
.
75
66 Va
pfd—100
•
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14%
.Jan
% Apr
93
STOCKS
64%
•
preferred
General
10
—.
prelerred
5%%
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II
nr***rred
(Chas
Jan
84
"a:
.
16%
-
Abitca
5
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7%
Jan
45%
6% Mar
27%
27%
Feb
188
-
18%- 18%
27%
Fra«er Cos Ltd common
47
78
Jan
1,600
7"
Canada
38% Mar
50
Apr
2,667
23%
_
4,965
78
Jan
9 Vis
1
of
Steel
Feb
14
14%
_
Corp
Jan
42
v.
Jan
%
9
A.
Co
foundation Co
Can
Brands
Weston
\
Ford
of
Structural
Feb
13%
3%
Canadian
4.25
13
.
50
pfd
Standard
Webb
11
9%
Kootenay 'Power.
Players
Fleetwood Corp
Apr
30%
Walker
14 %
45
Famous
—i
4%
A
Williams
Inc
Jan
•
Eddy Match
Electrolux Corp
Sicard
Jan
49 Va
Ltd.
2.70
5
•
—
A
Series
Sherwin
Jan
4%
140
i
Jan
Feb
1.866
42
12%
55%
14%
68 Va
Jan
46
785
common
Class
V.
Jan
43%
a
Apr
"
19%
-•a.;
44%
200
-
27 %
16% Mar
42%
common
Canada
5.00
11
•
Chemical
Dupuis Freres class
Jan
Jan
3,515
19
300
100
_.
Toronto
.249
Brewery
Pont
29 V»
19'
45
2.85
12%
"I'w'.
—
28%
Apr
Jan
45
A
•
Trans Canada Pipeline
Triad
Oils
25
12
41%
v'A'
A_,
common
Feb
10
LM
class
Jan
815
Jan
4.00
—.—100
common...
29
10
13 %
Ltd
2.25 May
;:'AV
31
10%
73%
Shawlnigan Water & Power common..*
Jan'
5%
Apr
17
a3.50
•
Co
22% Mar
20 V>
10
&
8tcre*>
Donohue
46%
29
27% Mar
200
12%
10
325
297
23% Mar
156
12
A 73%.'A
*
common.—
2,200
17
2,023
29
2.85
9
Jan
8%
5,260
V
25%
'
14%
•
25
•
com
common
lie preferred
Dominion Steel
18
25
11%
•
13
Corp common
Apr
•
Foundries Ac Steel
Dominion
•
A____
.1;
Sogemines
•
;
Jan
9.40 Mar
78
;■
preferred
Southam
a3.50
common
Apr
42
Canada
of
Lawrence
5%
Jan
3.70 Jan
2.50
class
Cement
Feb
25
46%
18%
12%
35
(Canada)
Oil
17
100
17
6%
V)
Bank
13%
a9
2.25
29%
Bridge
Dominion
625
Jan
28%
1
(Canada)
Apr
a3.00
19%
Seagrams
Dominion
(A
14%
55
a23 Va a23 %
2
7
3.50 Mar
17
*
10
v
"
12%
380
200
46%
Co
Jan
9.75
...
Standard
17%
2.50
23
9.75
Apr
al4% al4%
17%
Jan
138
Mar
•
Gas
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Jan
4.079
A'AA
9%
13
a23%
46 %
Apr
21
—
common
St Lawrence
Feb
9%
•
Mar
125
100
45
common
8t
<
Jan
14%
25%
Corbys class A
Crown
9
9%
25%
*
40
10
22
2.68
Jan
25 %
•
45
125
4.00
Power
Royalite
Jan
8
Smelting
41%
Jan
8.45
20%
Textile
40
21%
*
Preferred
Jan
-7%
10%
a8%
Ac
30
Feb
Feb
6
Glass
Jan
25 Va
Jan
Feb
5%
6.15 May
a3.00
Mintne
I
Apr
23
460
Enterprises
Consumers
Roe
13% Jan
Apr
250
4.00
Consolidated
14%
v
Feb
May
9%
4.00
Consolidated
22
6.25
20
•
Mar
125
——
80
28
750
20%
Farm
13
100
Natural
79
1,950
6
25
Railway
1,050
20c
TransDort
Reitmans
29%
42
V
13%
11%
Ores.
Units
Queher
18%
Cellulose Co
(B J)_
Coghlin
Quebec
Jan
13%
Petroflna Ltd preferred—10
Vickers
*
Combined
Provincial
Jan
12%
*
common
Jan
13
•
preferred
16
14 V2
•
Companies
Feb
48'/a
"
4%
37
6.15
13%
50
Locomotive
Oil
Iron
31'/a Mar
May
Mar
11
May
—III
Corp of Canada
11% May
20 % Apr
...
395
5% Vy
*
Columbia
Jan
Jan
9%
International Power
Cockshutt
16
56
120
*
Canadian
Canadian
Feb
9%
•
Canadian
13
19
c
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
1,130
12%
5%
Industries common
Canadian
■
79
6.15
11
10% Mar'.
37 Va
Feb
29
Co
Mar
75
2,380
21%
•
Development
Rovfll
Canadian
Fast
11%
S>79
Husky
Canadian
11%
18%
Chemical
Canadian
Feb
12%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
Du
:?#>■ 6,061
series
Canadian
Jan
46% Mar
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50
11 Ys
class
11
all
38%
41%
1
Price Bros & Co Ltd
Jan
45%
10%
100
33%
Celanese
Canadian
15
;f
57
39% Mar
80
-
%
34%
*
100
55
Jan
Jan
51% Mar
13%
Warrants
common
Canadian
Dow
11%
'
50
11%
■V
40%
Brew#riM common
Canadian
$1.75
20%
49
Bronze
49 % Mar
all
.
common
Feb
14%
preferred
15 %
15
Mar
37%
TOO
Page-Hersev Tubes
16%
50
Canadian
all
High
Apr
12
1
»
...
Apr
27
14%
Canadian
all
14%
38 %
Light & Power..
29 %
970
.10
Canadian
5
Low
May*
5,080
50
Electronics..
Bank of Commerce.
2,745
-
»
19
40%
Canadian
18
common..
Ltd—
preferred
27%
.12.50
15
u49 Va a49 Va
'
1'Jr.
27
-«
common
Canada Steamship common
5%
preferred
Weaving
Jan
18%
20%
17
«
Apr
9% Mar
42
25
.10
200
•
Jan
Mar
Scotia
19
.30
14%
Range Si
High |
14%
:_io
...
Mine?
27
preferred
com.
coinmou.
Ltd
Co
Low
14%
__5
0
B
Penmans
Calgary
coru
Shares
Jan
30%
Class
Chemical
&
Cat
Wire
37% Mar
43
49 Va
30
class
Ltd
70
45
—-•
Power.
Telephone
Chemical preferred
Company
Mills
a40
44%
•
Brockville
Eruck
a39 %
44%
——50
—.
British
Brown
a40
50
preferred
% % ' preferred
Drug
Stee.
Niagara
preferred
5%
of Prices
Par
National
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
3.75 May
50
Mar
•
Bank
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Brazilian Traction Light As Power
American
Week's
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Monday, May 9, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended May 6)
Sales
Week's
,
.
.
a4.50
67
9
9%
1,190
Apr
33 Va
5%
Feb
6%
9
Apr
12
Jan
Number 5949
191
Volume
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Canada Ltd™—
A preferred—
Amusement class B—Principal Properties—__
Union Gas of
gi/,7, class
United
United
-_50
50
a__
al2
80
2.15
12 y4
13,200
Friday
Wee k's
I61/2 Jan
501/2 Mar
Apr
Mar
Last
Rail ige
STOCKS
Sale Price
a—
—.
2.00
4.75
4.00
4.75
37
37
13,000
Feb
f'
3.45
Jan
Jan
25 ■" /
Feb
1
Selburn Oil & Gas
Bateman Bay Mining Co
18,200
Apr
20c
May
8c
Jan
Apr
53c
Apr
Mar
38c
Jan
160,525
25c
25c
25c
6,336
20c
5.75
5.75
5.90
2,300
-1
22 %c
20c 22%C
._i
•
7.90
43c
'55c
30c
Api-
4c
4%C
6,000
4c
Mar
9c
9C
May
20c
2,000
15c
Apr
35c
17c
21,616
15c
Apr
■34c
J.
5c
5c
8,600
5c
Feb
8c
41c
35c
May
10c
12c
10c
May
-
_1
—
-1
Ltd—
10c
2,000
2,100
;
i
9c
1
May
Mines Lt
Explorations Ltd
Canuba
Mines Ltd.——.
Cartier Quebec Explorations
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd
ill
Canorama
21%
6.80
500
2.75 May
53c
103,730
45c
Jan
60c
3%c
10,000
ic
Apr
5c
6,040
12c
Apr
23c
Jan
"
400
5.05
3!/2C
4c
2.45
9c
11,000
6c
6I/2C
8,100
9.50
9.50
600
6c
/
6.15
11 %c
Jan
Mar
27c
Jan
3.25
3.20
3.35
7,500
8c
6c
Mar
liy2
Feb
Apr
4%c
Jan
80c
Apr
85c
2,000
80c
80c
700
1.17
1.17
552
1.15 Mar
1.76
1.01
1.10
8,200
1.01 May
Jan
70c
22,700
60c
Mar
77c
Apr
35c
37c
6,300
34c
Apr
44c
Feb
4%c
5c
5,825
4c
Jan
7%c
Jan
2.40
2.40
2.50
Apr
2.90
Jan
82c
75c
82 c
1.80
1.80
1.85
3,200
1.80I
Feb
2.35
Jan
5
21 Va
20%
217/a
18,038
20%
Apr
28%
Jan
1
10 %c
10 %c
11c
1,795
9.20
Feb
13 %
Jan
18
18.%
55
55
33
34
23c
23c
25c
2.40
2.45
30%
28%
30%
•
Ansil
—50
•
1.10 May
Min
•
Ltd
..
4%
Co
_
_
_
10%c IOV2C
10 %c
Ltd
1
Ll
Dome Mines Ltd.—
—_—*
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd———,—.1
Daering Explorers Corp
Mines" Ltd-—
51/2C
181/4
5c
500
18%
1.50
_1
1.50
1.50
—1
4c
4c
1.35
500
500
1.38
-
7,000
1.60
Mines Ltd
Oil & Minerals Inc
Sullivan
East
Empire
1
1
•
•
Metal Mines Ltd.
Fab
Jan
7c
Ltd
Jan
4c
4c
1.51
3,100
33%
4c
4c
5c
5%c
25,500
5c
May
10c
600
20c
Mar
38c
_1
4c
4V2c
5,200
4c
May
7c
Jan
4c
4%c
1,600
2c
Feb
4%c May
30c
33c
3,000
30c
Mar
50c
8.00
8.05
275
4c
5c
21,500
''
v
Haitian
Copper Mining Corp
275
4
.4
4/
22%
22%
10%
■'.v,;
.50
;
;•/;/
2.45
Kerr
Addison
Mines Ltd—i
Gold
Lead
Zinc
&
•
37 c
4,425
': 5c
5c
20
■■■
20
•.
,
5
10c
4,100
12c
125
12c
24%c 25 %c
325
75c
10,500
12c
12c
72c
25c
11%
Murray
New
New
Mining
Formaque Mines Ltd—^
New
New
West
7,000
47c •••; Apr.
6c
6 %C
/ 59,055
85c
——1
Amulet
Mines
97c
5,500
5c
-5c
3c
3c
3%c
35c
29
May
38
Jan
91
91
25
84
Mar
93
Apr
69c
Mar
1.02
4c
2c
20c
20c
3,733
Apr
Jan
Jan
Feb
6c
Jail
6c
Feb
5c
Jan
90c
1
1
8c
7c
8c
16,000
5c
Apr
9%c
Jan
Ltd
1
58c
58c
60c
5,800
40C
Jan
91c
Jan
1
i
13c
18,100
11c
Mar
16c
Feb
56c
500
56c
May
56c
May
40c
1,700
40c
Api-
60c
Jan
Apr
23c
Jan
—--I'
Ltd—
Mines
Ltd
41c /
■,
Explorers Lt,ci_.
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
12c
13c
6.15
6.35
2,600
1.21
1.16
1.21
12c
2,500
6.25
Orchan
3,800
Opemisca
Uranium
Mines
LI
Ltd
1
Paudash
Lake
Pennbec
Mining
Uranium
Oil
Ltd-
May
16,000
12c
Api-
55c
Jan
62c
500
60c
Apr
62c
62c
,JL
—
Smelting &
57C
1,100
18c
———_L_—_
18c
3.10
13c
13c
3,000
2.53
3c
11c
3c
1,000
13,500r
11c 13 %C
'
%c
/V". %c
500
%c
Mining
1
.
6,000 '
69c
60c
61c
3c
3c
3,000
21c
24c
1,800
5.50
5.30
5.50
12,925
'50c
42c
50c
900
1
.15c
12c
16c
34,500
—1
8.85
8.85
9.25
4.035
3c
1
Corp—
•f
:
18c
.
97c
2.75
1.27
.
13c
27c
May
Mar
Apr
18c
.
3.15
2.53 May.
;
2c - Apr
lie
Lawrence River Mines Ltd
Siscalta
South
Oils
Ltd_:
Dufault
Mines
Ltd
-
Mines
Ltd
.1
•
_2
:
steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd—.
Sunloch
1
-
.
1,500
8c
7C
l
:
Tazin
Tib
Mines
Titan Petroleum
Torbrit
Trebor
Silver
Mines
United
Keno
United
Oils
Vanguard
4
Ltd
Exploration
II—I
Corp
—_1
Mines
Ltd
—
Ltd
Hill
1
Ltd_4—_—
60c
3c''
21c
footnotes,
see page
42.
Jan
90c
Jan
10
12 J/2
12%
12%
25
13
12%
13
8
9
180
42£
8c
7c
6c
5 %<3
24c
22c
1,200
7c
2%c
Fabric
2,800
2.40 May
2.95
Jan
8%
8%
740
7% Mar
9%
Apr
7%
7%
100
71/4 Apr
8%
Apr
5.70
6.05
6,295
5.40 Mar
8.00
Apr
17
17
1,585
16% Mar
193/s
Jan
-25
A
48,000
2.54
-25
class
Products
10
2.40
*
-
"18
18
670
16 V4 Mar
191/2
2nd
Oil
preferred-.
Baska
3,300
50%
48%
50%
621/4
591/4
60%
1.30
1.30
1.33
—1
42c
42c
44c
12c
12c
7c
7c
42
30
30
/
96c
22,000
25c
10
.
19c
4,119
2,967
~
7,017
v
;
47% Mar
1.30
Feb
Mar
32c
Feb
59'/4 May
Jan
1.25
Jan
557a
Jan
—;—
Petroleums
class A—
;'1__
i
71 %
Jan"
1
1.63
Apr
Jan
Jan
55c
1,000
42c
12c
4,300
12c
Apr
17c
Jan
8c
19,500
7c
Mar
12%c
Jan
4c
Ltd—
Mines
Uranium
B
1.10
20c
—1
Exploration
Metals Mining
Seattle Duquesne
Beatty
Lodge
Belcher
Bell
41/2C
3,300
4c
Mar
6%c
42
44
325
37
Mar
44
31
740
23
Mar
33%
Apr
May
24c
Jan
Apr
:
Jan
May
Com
1
25
50c
,
Corp
Copper
:
Mines
1
Mines
Uranium
Bicroft
Black
Bowater
T
pfd_.
5%%
Mersey
Boymar Gold Mines
Jan
Jan
Jan
Petroleum
11c
preferred
preferred
5%%
Forest
Columbia
British Columbia
British
Brockville
Mar
6.50
Jan
60c
Jan
Feb
38c
Feb
13 V*
8c
Jan
May
10y2c
Jan
13c
Jan
Apr
42c
Jan
May
27c
Apr
5c
Power
Ankerite
—
class
class
Ltd
Bullochs
Burlington
Burrard Dry
8c
-
4,406
44c
,
7,000
7c
12%
Feb
100
12c
7,000
421/2
421/4
43
48
7%
7%
-
5,500
B
Jan
11c
Jan
14
27%c
May
Jan
Jan
7c
4%c May
Jan
Mar
45
Apr
48
195
45
Mar
7%
385
Feb
48
45
Apr
'10%
Jan
71/4
47%
Jan
Afcr
47
50
6%c
6I/2C
7c
9,060
4.85
4.60
4.90
6,670
4.60 May
5.55
Jan
3.75
3.70
3.90
8,129
3.70
4.75
Jan
47
250
Mar
9c
Mar
6c
Apr
6% May
6% May
6%
6%
44%
44%
50
41
Mar
47
47
491/4
150
42
Jan
49% May
201/2
20%
20%
100
20% May
20% May
2.00
2.00
2.11
'7,900
28%
291/4
16,922
72
72
6%
2.00
28
us;
<
68
47%
Jan
2.65
Mar
Mar
35%
Jan
Mar
72
Apr
Mar
Apr
j
84%
37%
38
275
36
Jan
38
38
38
40
207
37
Mar
42
Apr
84%
85
105
80
Mar
85
Apr
45'/4
Apr
45
44%
45
180
42"% Mar
49%
49%
50
495
47
Mar
12
Feb
14'/a
Jan
30% May
37%
Jan
1,615
5,385
44
43%
441/4
677
IO1/4
10%
10%
300
41c
41c
42c
8,100
15
13 7/o
15
5,324
2.90
2.90
3.10
2,625
42
97s
41c
Feb
Feb
Mar
97« Mar
2.90 May
7%c
8c
6,000
7%c
Apr
1.78
1.78
2.05
13,800
1.70
Jan
7c
7c
355
6%c Feb
30
30
31
540
29%
Feb
50
441/4 May
11%
Jan
52c
Jan
147a Mar
5.30
Feb
c
Jan
2.25
Jan
121/2
8c
Mar
Jan
34 %
Apr
5%
5%
5%
125
5
Feb
6
490
490
490
215
490
May
500
Jan
Feb
Mar
6%c
6%c
580
6%c Feb
8c
16
15%
16
275
15% Mar
173/4
Jan
131/4
12%
13%
4,050
12% Mar
131/2
Jan
6%
6%
100
0
Dock class A
Jan
14%c
41
31%
*
Apr
Mar
375
12%
——
.—
Feb
Jan
67c
65c
30%
—*
-—-
19c
15 %c
May
—
A
Mar
Feb
34c
121/8
—
-
7,000
31%
Extension——
Hill
Bunker
May
49,100
—1
——.1
1
*
*
—*
Lake—
Ltd
Apr
13c
12%
Smelting
&
Products
Bullochs
11c
Jan
65c
1
Mines
Red
Building
56c
42%
2,142
1
Telephone
Chemicals preferred.:
Mining
Gold
73/4
May
3,700
,
•
•
—25
1
1
Company
Brown
6
*
5%
Jan
7
Apr
20c
Jan
Jan
16c
Products
Columbia
Reef
51c
12,644
■
1
5c
100'
——,—50
50
100
50
50
preferred __—
preferred
preferred
4%% preferred
Feb
-
Electric—
Columbia
J.an
8%c
-
41c
•
Oil
American
British
13c
8c
56c
67c
34c
*
% ck
5%
Feb
44%
13c
4%c
—————23
1
Preferred
4
92c
44%
65c
44%
-50
—
common
A%
Apr
Apr
35c
*
common-—
new
Preferred
Feb'
Jan
45
13
*
British
75c
9c
Traction common—
Britalta
May
9c
Brazilian
G)
Jan
52c
13
1
(T
18c
II,375
9c
Pioneer
Tank
May
53c
52c
13
Bralorne
Bridge
8c
634
50
50
1
50
1
pfd
__—
Paper
Bowaters
3,000
14,048
-
1
5%
Corp
Bowater
8c
^
*
1
pfd
Ltd
preferred
%%
A
Uranium
Mines
Mines
Bouzan
5
class
Hats
Bay
Bordulac
6%
1
Bidcop Mines Ltd_
Eiltmore
16c
6
8c
52c
1
1
Mines
Yukon
14c
14c
8c
,
Telephone
Bethlehem
Bevcon
61/4
*
:—.—
Mines—
Mining
14c
1
Bros
Beaver
-
5.70 May
May
Feb
6.20 May
Cable
Mines
Calalta
Calgary
&
37c
36c
41c
25,000
33c
Mar
49c
Feb
a6c
a6c
6c
800
6c
May
12c
Jan
Campbell
Campbell
4,000
3 Vac
Jan
4y2c
Jan
Canada
3% c
Jan
Edmonton
Calgary Power common
5% preferred
Calvan Consolidated Oil
700
1.87
—
Petroleum
1.32
1.30 Mar
Oils
Mines
Cadamet
1.30
3%c
-
-.10
L.
1
Mines
100
a
9
1.02
20c
.1
i
Montreal
of
5.75
*0C
i.
—
Mines
6.20
.•
>
9
—1
preferred
6.20
r
Jan
Jan
British
May
22c
4,000
8%c
*
Mines
Geld
Electric
Buffadison
Mar
3c
Mar
Jan
Brunswick
Mar
26c
Jan
6c
19c
Jan
8c
2,000
Jan
28
Jan
Jan
5c
27c
Jan
2.10
Apr
6%c
Jan
"
5,902
500
1
Mines
24c
1.20
21% Mar
2.40
5c
Apr
6c
400
1
1
43c
May
I,175
1
Feb
8.85 May
23%
Mar
3%c Mar
600
23
23
May
59c
Mines
Gold
Apr
Apr
4c
1.25
Jan
9
Mar
71/2 Mar
35c
5,550
4c
1.25
133/4
Aumacho River Mines
5c
76c
Mar
39c
35c
38c
•
12% May
10y2 Mar
435
9
12 % May
Jan
Calvert
Virginia Mining Corp—
——_1
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd——1
10c
May
11c
Buffalo
4.75
2 %c
2%c
*
1
Apr
50c
12%c
lc
May
26c
Ltd———-*
Explorations Ltd—
For
".
1
1
Mines
22c
5 V2 c
500
8%C
8%c
8l/2C
5%c
4,500
9c
8c
_1
*
—
Ltd
7c
4,450
Apr
Burns
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
4,000
60c
Mines
Buffalo
St
7%c
•
19c
;
Mar"
1/4c
Apr
Jan
Mar
Jan
/ 3.85 Mar
Jan
451/2
7c
Broulan
'
Radiore Uranium Mines- Ltd—-1—1
Red Crest Gold Mines
Ltd———l:
9V2c
May
Feb
7c
—:
4 V2 ck
200
3c
«■-*
5c
Jan
1.99 Mar
.
7,955
2.53
May
57C
.
3,000
2.85
—
-
/
;, 1,000
2.19
—
Ltd—1
Refining
3c
5c
'-2,509
57C
J_..
Exploration
.
-
3,500
4
:1
"/ 2.85
Ltd——1 ../■'
&
3c
6% c :%7c
2.10
*
Quebec Copper Corp Co
Quebec Lithium Corp__—1-1"
Quebec Oil Development ;Ltd_—i.—
1
Quebec
Warrants
; 3c •/'
4,900
35%
43
50c
May
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Cobalt
Feb
55c
18c
16c
-
26% Mar
150
6c
Bright
20c
_*
—
Feb
18c
Pitt
Gold Mining Co Ltd1
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
—1
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd——1
Producers
Jan
1.36
13c
——1_—1
Ltd_:
Co
8.50
Jan
20c
2
Corp__
5.50 Mar
80C
14c
1
Ltd
Mines
'
Roberval
May
Ltd—————90c
Oils
Queoec
Jan
56c
Gold
Gas
Feb
lie
(1945)
O'Brien
Provo
12c
1
Obalski
Phillips
Jan
1.08
/
792
45
Jan
19c
Mar
Jan
28%
7,833
Bibis
'Api-
-
Jan
55c
A—
Bathurst Power & Paper
59c
Jan
3c
-
9c
44
Nickel
Bata
,
Mar
2,000
20c
:
Jan
May
207
Copper
Jan
,1.12
■
'
May
65c
20,000
3c
Apr
v/ 6c
:
1,750
-
3c
1
tLd
American Rare Metals
Okalta
/59c
Lake Uranium Mines Ltd—_1
-
North
6c
69c
27c
24,955
29
9%c
*
Jan
32c
Apr
400
2,050
Apr
17 %c
Jan
11,100
Base
j
12'/a Feb
May
6c
70c
6c
Santiago Mines Ltd
50c
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd *
Nocana Mines Ltd>„
11
55c
59c
-1
Hosco Mines Ltd—
New Jack
New
Corp—
11'/a
100
500
Apr
13%
9c
Bank
Jan
6c
•
17 %c 17 %c
Jan
51
Apr
7.55
"
10
Arcadia
Bankeno
Jan
;
975
6%c
May
1.13
Mar
Mar
25
8.25
9c 10 %c
a
Barymin
29 y2
15c
49
49%
7.75
Jan
6c
Apr
Apr
900
May
14%c
8c
Barnat
24% Mar
25c
■<
10c
Jan
91/2
9c
Jan
1.23
Jan
Jan
May
May
49%
7.75
Feb
71c
Jan
65c
90c
6j/2C
Banff
13% Jan
26c
70c
"6c
1
1
class
6%c
Mar
10c 10%c
c
1
Class
85c
4,000
Feb
13c
100
»:
27
May
20
150
Jan
10c
29
common
Coast
5%%
Jan
22% 'Apr
4 V2 c Mar
1,000
88c
86c
.1"
Ltd
of Canada
"
Jan
26c
*
A__
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A_.
t
■i
74c
B
37c
Jan
51c
481/2
Jan
43%
40c
Hardware
51c
11 % May
4,100
28%
15c
Mar;-
8%c
23,050
14%
1
LliLi
Ltd—
Mines
35c
22c
Mining Corp Ltd
1
Massaval Mining
—
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd———5
Merrill Island Mining Ltd-.
5
Molybdenite Corp
-52c!
47c
Maritimes
Mogador
7,500
/
Feb
54c
28%
Yellowknife
Auto
Jan
29%
May-I
9c
11%
yjj**>.y*
._1
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd——
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
10%
1,000
...
51c
21
May
May
8c
1,450
*
Bank of Nova Scoti*—
ioc;
35c
;
Ltd—
Mines
.
11%
_1
:_l
Co
1,400
10%
10c
51c
Ltd—
Oil
Continental
Kontiki
'.
:_1
1—ii
Iso Mines, Ltd-
Jan
22 % May
2,250
13,000
7,300
1
preferred
Atlin-Ruifner
Auto
y'-V,-:,'h
„1
Israel
23%
9c
•
Aunor
4.00 May
'*
'
6%c; Mar
Jan
Feb
7c
Jan
4c
1,000
50c
Steels
5%
4c
7c
50
1
Aumaque
8.05 May
8.00 May
40% Mar
16 %c Mar
130
1
class
19%
19% Mar
260
1,083
common
Atlas
Jan
Jan
4,300
Temple
Atlas
Feb
25c
Jan
19%
7c
pfd__50
& Paper
Warrants
1.64 Mar /
3.30
337/a
28
14,276
87c
Atlantic
May
May
1.50 May
Feb
Jan
Mar
2.20i
2,300
.....
83c
Associated
Jan
36c
83c
Class
Feb
21c
/;/
:/v 5c
21c
*
4c
1
4c
—:
*
;V': '/■/ —;
——.«.•
Ltd warrants---.'-—*
Gunnar Mines
16c
Mar
28
1,000
1.50
Apr
*
4
Ventures Ltd
Gateway
Oils
Ltd——.
Golden Age Mines Ltd
Oil
Gasps
30%
'
ill
1
Ltd—
Copper Mines
Oils Ltd
Fundy Bay
Futurity
850
30%
,_1
1
—
—
_—
30%
May
10c
13,000
1.50
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Francoeur
Gold Mines Ltd
Frobisher
lie
10c
_
4c
Apr
Mar
3,200
1
Ashdown
Ash
1.50
22c
i
5%
Asamem Oil
Apr
1.70
Apr
Jan
5
1
Corp
Arjon
Jan
40%
preferred
Gold Mines—
Argus
Mar
21
18 % May
1,200
1.38
9y2c
Mar
Jan
Mar
481/2 c
Area Mines
10y2c May
10 %c May
2,500
51/2C
60
32
50c
Huronian
1st
52% Mar
5'/4
Mines
B
17% Mar
50
8,032
lc
Pulp
Jan
325
,
.
20c
Petroleums
Class
,
/_
43%
51c
50c
Mines
Imperial
•>'
1.20
May
20 %c 20 %c
7c
'
10c
Controls
Canadian
75c
1,525
8c
•»»*
1
Pete
2.00
1,415
,
Jan
■
43
1
_
,
19%
IV
50
.
V
42%
—25
pfd
preferred
$2.50
Dolsan
33%
•
Anthes
Jan
;
—10
—
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Jan
6%c
54c
66c
Nepheline
Anglo
8y2c Mar
8.30 Mar
77c
72c
•
Leduc
Anglo
3.65 Mar
72C
Trunk
Roxana
Anchor
Jan
19c
Apr
Jan
37c
,
Lead
3,904
Mar
68c
common
common—
Analogue
73c
2.60
89
1
common
Anacon
Feb
3.20
Jan
1.87
41/2C
1-10
May
10c
1
American
Feb
41/2C
,
6c
5,100
.
1
American
Jan
5%c
3%c May
21,615
8c
.
4.45 Mar
2,500
2.30
2.39
_1
*
—
5.00
5.00
87% May
50
12,375
'
-
Gas
4%%
Jan
14c 15 %c
15c
*
87%
19% Mar
7c
Gold-
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth-
Feb
3c
Jan
50c
Yellowknife
Aluminium
Jan
48c
50c
-1
Lt
3.60
18
18c
Alminex
Jan
2.85
32
87%
Explorations
Allied
Jan
4.50 Mar
'
—
Rand Chib Mines Ltd—
Crusade
14% May
2,279
:
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd
1
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
1
Chiboug Copper Corp
1
Cleveland Copper Corp
1
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd—_ .1
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Consolidated Vauze Mines Ltd—1
Copper
2,050
5.10
2.75
Devonian Petroleums L
Canadian
15%
4.75
18%
6c
Ltd
Mines
Aluminum
14 3/8
5.00
18%
17c
Algoma Steel
Feb
14%
ill
Jan
18%
7c
Preferred
Jan
65c
24c
/':
J an
41%
—1
Algoma Central
Jan
■
'
40c
Mar
17c
_
Algom Uranium
Jan
5,000
V
Jan
35
*
Voting1 trust
Jan
15 c
35c
.^1
Eornite
9c
15%C
20c
3,027
—1
Petroleums
Alberta
6%C Jan
•
53,466
38
*
common
35c
37 %
Warrants
Jan
9,600
16c
ill
Alba
Jan
10,200
-i
A.iax
Akaitcho
Apr
Mar
34c
;-
Agnico
High
32c
38
100
Alberta Distillers
5.50 Mar
20c
30c
-.'V'.V"
•',
-
-
Low
35c
__
Advocate Mines Ltd
Jan
4c
2,000
50c
'I
3.60 Mar
40c
41/ac
-1
Mining Corp Ltd------
Jan
lie
4c
44c
-1
Ltd A__
Copper CorpLouzan Mines Ltd——
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines
12c
2.90
44c
"l
Belle-Chibcugamau Mines Ltd—
Bibis Yukon Mines Ltd -—Bluewater Oil & Gas Ltd--—w.
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp—.
Campbell Chibougamau
Paper
Sugar class A-
Preferred
300
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
Acme Gas & Oil
3.30
,;■/ lie
i
:
Ltd--—
Ltd ------—Exploration Ltd
Mines
Atlas-Telefilm
Bellechasse
3.30
_0
Bailey
Atlantic
Shares
1
Ltd
&
Acadia Uranium Mines
Ltd—
Explorations Ltd
Augustus
Power
Acadia
6.00 Mar
37
Mines
Abitibi
Sales
for Week
of Pirices
LOW
Par
2.40
Feb
37
Canadian Dollars
in
Expressed
High
,
Abacus
Advocate Mines
Arno
50
Are
Shown
Prices
and Oil Stocks-
Mining
Alscope
2,200
50
al2
Ltd (L E)_
Manufacturing Co Ltd——
Woods
Low
2.00
2.15
Range Since Jan. 1
14
...
50
Pen Co
Waterman
Shares
,
High
12%
14
Toronto Stock Exchange
for Week
of Prices
Low
39
(Range for Week Ended May 6)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
(2019)
Oils
&
i
Gas..
Chibougamau
Red Lake——
Bread
class
B
pfd
——:
11c
11c
11c
500
lie
1
1
25c
Apr
13c
12 %c
13c
3,094
12%c
Jan
16c
Jan
41 %C
44c
9,100
41 %c May
57c
Jan
14%
15%
5,245
143/a May
Jan
*
•
100
14%
21%
18%
18%
19%
7,195
161/2
99
99
99
60
;-l
*
3.25
3.25
3.25
400
1
1
5.10
50
99
Feb
May
3.25 Mar
45c
Apr
197b
100
3.55
63c
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
47c
4,700
4.60
5.15
25,535
4.30 Mar
11%
11%
600
11% May
141% Mar
52
52
60
52
54%
45c
May
6.90
Jan
Jan
40
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
stocks
Low
Par
—*
common
Crushed
Canada
Jan
18%
Jan
A
49
50
130
44% Mar
57
Jan
23%
20
23% Mar
24%
Jan
Daragon Mines
1.02
1.08
950
1.02 May
1.30
Jan
Decoursey Brewis Minerals
17c
214
16 %c May
Jan
Deer
44
350
44
44
43
44
600
41%
50%
50%
50%
483
48
44
44
Southern
Steamship
Canada
25c
Canada
Wire
25C
3.15
3.30
40%
41
135
1.41
1.45
7,300
•
7
7V'4
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5c
5c
50
49
50%
2,556
33%
34 %
6,290
31
11
10%
11%
740
Astoria
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
British
of
_
4.30
695
4.50
common
Aluminium
*
com
4.35
Class
A
warrants
Class
B
warrants..
——
class
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
~.
Canadian
Chieftain
Canadian
Collieries
Devonian
Drawn Steel
29%
Canadian
Export
Canadian
Fairbanks
Gas
6Va
1.00
1.04
8%
8%
8%
76c
79c
1.40
1.80
6,325
68c
85c
Feb
Duvex
Oils
1.97
1.90
2.05
10,700
9%
9%
9V4
100
50
53
', 14
14
14
120
20c
36c
38c
5,200
27c
10c
75C
77c
2,300
75c
6.15
6.15
6.40
8,926
2.50
2.50
2.70
1,110
9%
9%
9%
14
53c
49c
56c
11 %c
13c
12,054
•
Elder
Jan
Eldrich
1
60%
Apr
7%
Jan
El
Jan
38c
Mar
Mar
Sol
Northwest
Canadian Oil Cos.
Canadian
Jan
Famous
Jan
Fanny
/'
Faraday
Jan
Fargo Oils
68c
Feb
27c
Jan
Farwest
Canadian
Thorium
Tire
Canadian
Utilities
Canadian
Corp
5%<5>
Canadian
Candore
Can
Captain
Cariboo
1
Mines
75
1.00
6c
6c
8c
&
Farm
Jan
16%c
58,885
82c
Mar
1.47
Jan
4,000
6c
Mar
85c
May
10% Mar
1.13
13%
25c
49c
Jan
4.40 Mar
6.20
Jan
1.01 Mar
1.40 Jan
1.29
Apr
27c
25c
27c
28,580
25c
Apr
35c
4,203
32c
Mar
6,300
10c
Mar
10,700
54c
Apr
10c 10 %C
58c
56c
4.15
4.10
44 %
44 %
2.90
__
Life
44% May
2.99
50c
4,270
15
2.81
400
8,500
Callinan
25c
2,166
East
Gillies
Mac
11%
Apr
May
88%
Jan
150
140
Mar
173%
9%
9%
10
485
5c
5c
5c
7,000
27
5.05
1.47
1.58
15,115
87
86 %
87
350
81%
14
14
395
13%
Apr
6c
5%C
Granduc
Lakes
Great
Lakes
81
156
34%
35
93
14,800
44c
Mar
64c
Jan
11,610
43c
Feb
56c
Jan
4c
Apr
8c
Jan
700
6c
Jan
10c
7c
Mar
12c
Jan
3c
Apr
5c
Apr
3.85
Apr
45c
Jan
Great
Greater
7c
7c
3c
3 %c
4,000
3.45
3.60
11,345
31c
30c
33c
30,522
22c
Mar
38c
38c
40c
3,025
38c
May
45c
Feb
19c
19c
20c
1,828
19c
May
32c
5c
5%c
3.45
4,500
5c
Mar
7c
33c
35c
4.250
26c
Jan
46c
50,000
45c
May
72c
Jan
3ic
2Gc
38c
75,400
26c
Mar
35c
Jan
63c
63c
1,232
55c
Jan
65c
Jan
•
2.20
2.10
2.30
5,700
•
18
17%
18
6,090
17
Mar
84c
87c
81c
Mar
14 %c
May
99c
Mar
1
22c
14 %c
25c
1.53
1.52
1.57
2.10 May
12,200
Exploration
12c 12 %c
*
Consolidated Northland
Mines
Pershcourt
Mine
Red
4c
l
4c
35c
3.20
38
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Mar
Feb
103
Jan
370
Feb
103
Jan
Hinde
4.30
Jan
HI
7%
140
.
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42.
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1
Apr
Hees
Hendershot
19C
13,860
16c
May
31 %c
Jan
9c
4,500
7c
Mar
14c
Jan
1.12
1.19
12,235
1.10 Mar
1.80
Jan
16%
17%
535
16%
Apr
18%
Jan
12%
200
12
Mar
33c
37c
12%
Feb
25c
Mar
40c
36c
36c
22,700
2,000
1,550
Apr
36c
May
69c
Jan
36c
•
4.35
4.10
4.50
19
-
19
10%
3.40 Mar
405
10
10%
28,655
2.37
2.40
18
8c
8,500 J'
6c
7c
2,200
4.50 May
22%
Jan
Feb
11%
Feb
2.20
32,515
5c
Mar
Prior
Jan
2.64
Jan
*
5C
May
13c
Jan
5c
Apr
12c
Jan
Howey
Jan
6
6
1,210
5% Mar
6%
Jan
1.80
1.95
1,722
1.25 Mar
2.25
40%
40%
1.85
2.00
1.85
9.15
8.90
9.25
30
::
1,350
1,385
39 %
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Jan
13
Apr
4.75
585
4.50 Mar
5.00_Jan
3.25
400
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3.85
4.70
5.00
897
4.35
8%
8%
1,571
1,197
8%
2.00
2.00
140
1.50
2 %c
2%c
4,500
2c
Apr
Jan
5c
Feb
11
11%
560
10%
Jan
11%
26
26
350
25%
Jan
27%
j
6%c
6%C
1,000
6c
Apr
lie
5c
5c
5,500
5c
Mar
8.05
8.00
8.40
13,189
16c
12 %c
17c
84,240
28%
28%
35
•
5c
5c
6,000
10
10
400
10
May
11%
11%
11%
1,115
9
101
101
50
11 %c
12c
10,100
ne
Feb
6%c
7%c
5,300
5c
Mar
11
11
100
7c
6c
7c
29c
27c
29c
4%c
4%c
4%c
5,000
4.00
4.00
100
92
92
50
1.70
1.70
500
1
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10
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8.00 May
12 %c May
5c
98
11
14,000
6c
24,100
23c
4 %c
Jan
1.49
10%
Feb
1.00
.
Jan
28% May
10c
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
Mai¬
104%
Jan
May
15 %c Mar
12c
13
Jan
Feb
May
15 %c
Jan
Mar
36c
Apr
8c
Apr
Apr
Jan
Jan
55
55
55
75
50
Mar
*
8
8
8%
584
7
Jan
5
Feb
Jan
Mar
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Feb
Mar
12%
4.00 May
75
Jan
5.55
Apr
Mar
io
30
Jan
11
2.00
11%
Jan
11% Jan
8%
•
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Apr
8% May
8%
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Jan
4.55
3.00
8%
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Apr
2.35
4.75
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41
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1.50 Mar
8.25
Jan
3.25
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1.80
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Apr
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8% Mar
22%
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2,173
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■
8.65
9.00
3,414
8,25
Apr
12%
Jan
11%
Jan
Co Ltd—
22% May
7.85
Pitfleld
Paper
preferred
Consolidated
Erie
common
7.75
7.95
2.099
2.75 May
3.35
3.70
1,025
3.25
36%
36%
215
37
37
50
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35
Mar
39
2.31
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3.00
3.05
6.100
44%
43
44%
6,537
43
10%
10%
5,264
10%
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10%
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100
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6
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Hughes Owens Co class
Huron
Jan
7.25
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Howard
Jan
Feb
17
5.25 Mar
Class A
&
40c
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May
130
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15
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Jan
16c
1
,
3.15 Mar
3.95
38%
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1
warrants
Apr
20c
17 %c Mar
Jan
15
6.50
Apr
3.00
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6
17
class
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99
3.45
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5%
50c
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Minerals
Headway
48c
3.25
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Mar
534
*
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Pershing
Apr
11c
3 40
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Ccnada
6%c
33
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97
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75
16c
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3,050
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103
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Mar
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3.30
Feb
38c
Mar
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Hartz
38%
Feb
May
35
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Harrison
3.10
29c
12%
Jan
22
preferred
37%
Apr
Feb
9%
800
common
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101%
•
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Lake
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21c
Apr
17c
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28c
1,000
Jan
87
2,838
—
Apr
48,750
21c
21c
Jan
16%
24
I
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32c
2,152
1.10
10 % Mar
85
1.17
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54c
28c
1,000
11
75
38%
«
Mar
30c
23c
740
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Mar
4,200
Mar
10%
.
1.25 Mar
24
Uranium
9c
7c
75c
12
87
2,033
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33c
6%c
1,470
11
19,400
j
Saddlery
Brass
(j
Feb
1.15
Trust
Hard Rock
81c
37%
A
Warrants
1st
250
Apr
38
Gurney Products preferred.
Jan
Jan
1.15
Mines
Hardee
53%
18c 18 %c
*
500
•
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6c
Jan
41% Mar
20c 22 %c
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class
19,760
•
Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
May
22
Jan
597
I~_*
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Winnipeg Gas
Gwillim
50%
23c
10%
Jan
31c
3,500
common
warrants
Hahn
85c
22
V
Feb
15
Jan
1.78 Mar
75c
9
May
15 %c 15 %c
Develop
Coa!
9c
6%c
III100
Copp
Mar
26c
Jan
85c
Feb
Jan
•
Gulf
Lead
Mines
Gunnar Mines
Feb
Jan
43
ADr
18%
May
38
87
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40c
860
•
preferred
4c
6c
100
Exploration
2,000
6c
10
common
A
12c
1.24
41%
Apr
8c
Jan
102 %
21c
common
Gas
9c
1
Consolidated Reg court Mines
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
4c
3,000
3.20
20
36"%
100
94% Mar
13%
Feb
i
Power
West
1958
40
15 %c
B
Greyhawk
21,440
38
_
7c
i
35c
l
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LttfJZIl
Poplar
Mar
16,717
13c
21c
Paper
Plains
Voting
15%
Apr
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warrants
Great West
Class
''"Z'y.
Mar
l
Apr
52c
Great
87
•..,15% Feb
1.85
B
Gulch
1
Ltd
Consolidated
Feb
45c
35c
12
I_Il
Mines
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
Smelting
Consolidated
Class
Feb
7,085
75c
Mines
Jan
7c
92
85c
42%
i
Gold
preferred
4,700
/ 2.20 Jan
Feb
45
/•;/- -IS-
3_1
Northern
5c
32
Jan
&.29*Jan
1.40 Mar
4%c Mar
38
*
Warrants
6%c
28%
4.40TirA1S¥M
2,037
93
_
Ltd
Telefilms
Great
4 %c
3.55
24% Mar
5,000
100
50c
Warrants
6 %c
1
Cralgmont Mines
Apr
46c 48 %C
~~
1
Mines
Nicholson Mines
Zinc
165
49c
1
Lead
Feb
1,375
*
6C
34%
100
Mine
Jan
Great
2
Copper-Man
42c
180
.a
Jan
Jan
9%c Jan
Feb
14
common
class A
Feb
May
12
Apr
Jan
4.70
•
Mines
Jan
Negus
Co
14
9
5c
26%
Explorations
Jan
Mosher
Consumers Gas
Yellowknife
1.50
Consolidated
Consolidated
Mascot
Glacier
2.65
l
Oils
Morrison
Giant
Jan
Consolidated
Consolidated
For
May
100
1.00
8,910
47,000
Crowpat
10
63
100
Wares
Giant
*
Mogul
Croinor
500
1,130
1
common
Jan
10
155
50c
Steel
Grafton
80c
65%
1.52
A
Preferred
Goldale
27% Mar
Mar
5.00
1%
Drill
Apr
Feb
Jan
Apr
43c
63
loo
5.20 Mar
4.90
Feb
Jan
48
"
—
58
Jan
10c
85c
155
*
A
General
2.10 Mar
48 %c
1
&
Class
Jan
3.25
25%
5,700
8c
Jan
Feb
50
55c
Jan
Apr
Mar
13%
Pete
67c
26%
4.65
Apr
39
10
preferred
Motors
Jan
7c
40c
50
;
14%
General
80c
Jan
l
100
1
Gold
Mining
Consolidated
of
63%
91c
1
General
7
Mines
Arrow
Marcus
Consolidated
(R
10
Mar
3.50 Mar
Mar
Jan
1
Mines
Consolidated Mic
Oil
49c
Feb
62c
7
250
45c
26 %
10
76,700
17
190
1.50
Howey Gold Mines
Name changed to
Howey Consolidated Mines Ltd
Cree
26%
«.
570
49c
40%
Jan
21% Mar
Feb
Mar
7%
; Jan
15c
8c
43c
35%
18%
15
7%
r42 c
l
Lake
Golden
Creative
8c
46c
Apr
27% Mar
7%
2.15
1
Halliwell
Crain
170
*
1.50
Consolidated
Coulee
1,545
15%
Mar
2.15
45c
•
Crest
Consolidated
Cosmos
6,600
20
15%
15
"
•
Cadillac
Femmore
22c
1.00
Feb
2,385
~
1
Flin
Central
Jan
$2.80
Mines
Gamma
Consolidated
Corby
30%
19%
52c
Goldfields Mining
Apr
♦
Discovery
Consolidated Dragon
Oil
Copper
28%
15
Gold rav
8%
9%c Jan
33c
16%
Jan
560
Apr
16
Jan
8%
Jan
16%
15c
8%
1.54 Jan
27c
Jan
.
Apr
*
l
25%
Apr
6c
19c
1,090
Ltd
55c
•
I
Mar
75c
20
l
12c
Feb
22c
5%c
7
15c
50
,
13,300
common
14% Mar
3.74
164% 164%
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jan
6,710
2.50
Marbenor
Feb
4.05
offered
Bellekeno
Consolidated
2.90 Mar
50
3.90
•
Beta
Consolidated
2,410
8%
ZZZ*
Pete
Consolidated
Consolidated
17,800
%
12c 12 %c
14%
14%
•
Consolidated
Consolidated
58c
4.30
44
4.00
Mines
Consolidated
2.85
60c
May
1.14 May
Development
General
3c
Jan
Dynamics
General
92c
1.47 May
Bakeries
General
2,550
200
1.41 May
35%
5,000
15%
20c
class
Power
Mines
13,935
3,000
•V
May
8,000
30%
*
„
5%
preferred
5% r/c preferred
Geco
5-05
3c
2,500
76c
Mining
Gatineau
1.05
95c
I
Mines
B
May
3c
•
Mines
Metals
Confederation
Class
Gaitwin
Feb
8.400
55c
29,930
15c
1.10
!
Jan
3,470
92c
*
Conwest
Mar
6,500
3c
lOc
1.21
3.60
common..,
(Charles)
4.75
1
1.14
11
100
Ltd
Debentures
Frosst
1.01
i
Enterprises
Commonwealth
Class
11c
93c
33c
175
Feb
12 %
•
Commoil
Consol
Frobishf.r
Jan
45%
Jan
12
5.05
1
Smelting
Equipment
Gold
Coniaurum
21
Feb
Mar
11 %c
25c 26 %c
26c
Cellulose
Coniaeas
39
Jan
Mar..
85c
£5c
12%
l
Smelting
.
Willans
Combined
18%
"
6.732
25
Combined
"
89c
99c
75r
Mines
Mining
Lake
700
r
Jan
4,795
73c
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Petroleum
"
Jan
6,000
1.53
37%
3.40
Companies
18%
Jan
1.90
1.46
1.47
27c
*
Fraser
42%
1.78
39%
1.41
40%
Ltd
French
42
Jan
76c
Co
Mines
15
1
Mines
Chrysler
Coin
Foundation
Francoeur
16%
13c 14 %c
1.53
12,750
1.00
Rights
Gold
Columbia
Jan
Jan
86% Mar
1
Kayrand Cop Min
Chibougamau Mining &
Cockshutt
6c
199
Feb
18%
Jan
1.28;
6%c
*
Apr
_a
8c
24c
A
(U
13%
>_•
Jan
1
Co
13
14%c
5c
3.45
Canada
100
_1
Chib
Cochenour
Mar
of
100
•
Jaculet
Chromium
Mar
4c
Jan
9,875
1
Corp
Motor
13
1
Chesterville
Chimo
Feb
83
6c
1.10
1.00
20
14%
*
Mines
Chiboug
170
5
22c
6%C
•
Manufacturing
ol3
1
Oil
Cheskirk
20
-
Jan
Mar
1.00
1
14 %
*
.
10,250
84
'
84
13%
8c
15c
1.19
1
13
:
1
•
5c
180
4c
180
;
Mar
21,700
1
Mines
class
14%
•
Gold
Charter
Ford
Ford
20
■■
J^..
Rio
Pat
Jan
12% Mar
.....1%
Quartz
Central
13%
9% Mar
9.25 May
pfd_20
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Athabaska
Dei
Fleetwood
5c
.
Central
Fleet
Apr
84
Ltd
Gold
Cassiar
Cayzor
Jan
26%
180
Mines
Mines
24%
227/8 Mar
•
4#
Gas
Nat
preferred
Westinghouse
Exploration-i
Erin
19% Mar
405
Feb
50
11c
*
Preferred
2,415
100
common
5%
Canadian Western
Feb
8,797
—1
Vickers
Corp
43c
21%
4,170
11c
11%
10c
6%c
.
Canadian
Mining
25%
9Ts
11%
*
Mining
20
9.85
19% Mar
10% Jan
Am-
25c
Grain
\ > 25
9%
Feb
6c
1
Ltd
Fatima
21%
9.25
8%
5,020
37%
_1
Candy-
Uranium
25%
1
1.48
B
Nickel
Players
Jan
Feb
10
preferred
1.42
1
Farmer
12%
Mar
Ltd
Ltd
class
Falconbridge
17
Apr
ll%cMay
22c
1,045
7c
May
4.70
5,066
1.15
10
Developments
Mining
*
Superior Oil
Canadian
23c
23c
23c
•
Corp
25
Railway
Petrofina
Canadian
•
common.
Pacific
Canadian
Mines
10c
1
Trust
19
9%
6c
5%c
11%
1
Flooring
Eureka
8.55
Apr
&
Federal
Canadian
*
1
Mines
Jan
42c
18% Mar
•
Mar
9
6c
1
Investment
Mines
Erie
15
Apr
9% Mar
35,205
11 %C
Gold
150
19
•
1
Mines
1.10
13%
Apr
Jan
Mines
Sullivan
6.15 Mar
1,352
Inca
Malartic
East
2.50 May
545
13%
East
Economic
Apr
Feb
55
16%
1
Feb
2.60
Jan
15%
13% Mar
.
Jan
10%
■
-
41
Petroleum
Jan
i
■
Feb
8
Apr
5,465
Ltd
61c
Apr
Jan
99
2,690
common.:
12%
45 Va Mar
13%
Industries
Dynamic
52
,
14%
.
16
87/8 Mar
6
Mines
&
5.45 Jan
Apr
6%
Jan
9% Jan
;;
51%
3.65 Jan
Apr
Mar
1.88
Jan
21
13%
Minerals
Apr
25c
53
Malartic
Co
12,240
6%
North
Copper
34c
2.75
53
Canadian
Duvan
2.75
Mar
9-10 Jan
Jan
12% Mar
jan
21
Feb
97
May
1-04 Jan
31 %
49%
common
Dover
Mar
,
,iS'
50
23.50
Textile
Feb
1.40 May
■
14%
Preferred
Dominion
Jan
32c
13%
110
■
Jan
10
May
42%
■
Feb
55c
•
1.34
33c
•
2,920
13
14 %c
May
May
57c
Apr
common—•
Chemical
&
11%
13% Mar
•
7
13
Apr
Apr
8.80
20
6%
7%c
42c
3,157
*
Feb
10%
common
44%
97%
Coal
&
Mar
7%
890
Industries
42%
97%
common—*
100
Magnesium
Donalda
150
Hydrocarbon
Steel
Jan
7,852
Canadian
Dominion
Jan
98c
1,715
Canadian
Dominion
Jan
44%
97%
•
& Steel
7%
2.95
1
Jan
30% Mar
6%
Canadian
7.05
6.60
23
14%
—
Foundry
Preferred
Apr
10%
Oil
Dominion
Jan
Apr
*
Husky
Jan
16
5% May
3,510
1.70
•M
37%
:
16%
17,000
1.03
Warrants
3.50 Mar
28
2,310
100
Canadian
225
Warrants
Tar
16%
Homestead
4.00
common
Stores
2.75
High Crest
4.00
Jan
Dominion
—*
Canadian
7% Mar
Dominion
pfd—
Canadian
17%
715
Jan
Canadian Gen Securities class A_
Products
2,370
7%
Jan
6%
Food
19%
7%
14%
14%
Class B
18
7%
7.10
2.50
22■%
A.50c
class
18%
■
•
Feb
10%
Oil
&
Morse
6.65
56
Mar
14%
Canadian Dyno Mines
6,700
Seagrams
18% Mar
90
5%
2.90
7.10
Electrohome
29%
_*
6.65
Bridge
•
preferred
18% May
Dominion
29%
•
Petroleum
""27% Mar/'
3,135
Dominion
•
Dock
Dredge
4,265
18%
Feb
Mar
1
Canadian
20,000
29%
18%
Jan
79c
Canadian
64c
28%
8c
•
Wright
57c
29
9%
16%
Preferred
Canadian Curtis
59c
2
5c
3
Pete
common
25c
Oils
Palmer
Devon
6% Mar
20
Chemical
Jan
3,000
5%
Canadian
4,500
24,812
20,366
Jan
Jan
29c
,
10
8%c
Jan
33c
"c
Feb
10C
1,750
200
19c
50c
Petroleum
19
20c/
y
8c
Dome
16%
Apr
Jan ;
50c
Apr
19
15,500
»'
104% Apr
May
10 %c
8.80
1.50
16%
23c 26 %c
500
50c
Apr
19
11c
20c
10,400
9.85
1
<
Mines
12
32,112
■V"
1
Mines
Distillers
1.41
13c
22c
lie
I
1
Gold
Dome
12%
25
25
SIpreferred
$1% preferred
12%
26c
11c
20c
11c
Apr
10
Apr
Mines
Jan
*
„«
19%
Apr
Mines
Deldona
Feb
900
8
99%
Delnite
5.25
13
80
Denison
45%
520
115
Apr
-Feb
Apr
_•
A
common
Apr
3.05
20c
1
Mines
Horn
11c
1
1
1
Explorers
Daering
39% Mar
itv.
8%
104
1
High
Feb
75c
4.25 Apr
i 4.20 May
20
Commerce
23c
4,300
8%
15%
Jan
48
10% May
4.75
4.20
B
Minerals
Canadian
1,000
'
130
58
46% Mar
34 %
class
Cable
&
common
17%
47%
Apr
Mar
•
1
Tungsten
Lines
39c
May
1
Petroleum
Canada
L°w
104
8%
Range Since Jan.
High
17%
100
preferred
23%
Canada Southern Oils warrants
Canada
Canadian
Class
49
*
*
10
Low
Crush International Ltd_.
1.02
Mtge
Shares
23% Mar
Feb
23%
B
Permanent
Canadian
26%
19%
*
A
class
Packers
Class
24% May
12% May
200
2,505
for Week
„10
Nest
Crows
*
common
Lands
Warrants
Canada
Jan
16%c
Oil
Canada
13%
20%
33%
Apr
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
—26
Malting
Preferred
Canada
384
12%
10
Foundries common
Iron
Canada
24%
27
4,300
20%
13%
Stone—-
Cut
27%
24%
24%
Preferred
Canada
27
27
20
Cement
Low
Monday, May 9, 1960
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
.
Week's
Friday
stocks
Shares
.
Sale Price
for Week
Range
of Prices
1
Sale Price
.
(Range for Week Ended May 6)
Sales
Week's
Friday
Canada
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2020)
3.25
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
4.00
Jan
May
51%
Jan
Apr
14%
Apr
2.00 Mar
10% May
48
Mar
24c
May
; 11% Mar
.•59 " Feb
42c
Feb
Number 5949
191
Volume
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2021)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Last
stocks
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Bank
rmnerlRl
imperial
iJ^riai
Efria'l
54%
Bldg Credits
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Intel-provincial Steel
Investors Syndicate class A
Irish Copper Mines
.
Jan
National
9%
250
Feb
10
Mar
B
Warrants
Grocers
30
Mar
37
Jan
11 % Mar
12%
Apr
National
1,014
31
37%
Jan
National
Steel
Jan
National
Trust
Mar
10 %
11
4%
5%
2,265
12
12
140
12
May
17
17
148
17
May-
4.30
4.50
I,920
32c
32C
660
4.30
535
•
8.60 Mar
4.60
4%
6%
7c
50 %u
<.
32 %■
33
5,100
51
22,206
*
5
2,065
33
Nello
6%
54%
56%
,
r
5
5%
23%
25%
6%
Nesbitt
J an
New
Alger
Athona
Warrants
Concord
Development
Jan
Apr
New
New
Davies
Feb
Jan
New
Delhi
Apr
New
Dickenson
New
Goldvue
Feb
New
38-
1.10
2.65
2.95
47c
53c
35,300
34c
Jan
53c
May
-20o
35c
33c
37c
27,225
24c
Jan!
67c
Jan
1.14
'% 1.08
1.15
27,275
1.05 Mar
;
29%
29%
29%
945
27 % Mar
1.75
Apr
3.20
Jan
42c 47 %c
"7
Mines:
30c
22,095
——1
—
1.40
31
Jan
Mar
50c
Apr
Newlund
Apr
8c
Mar
14c
Jan
Mar
14c
Jan
New
8%
200
8% Mar
6%
Jan
2.45
Newnorth
Feb
Jan
Apr
Nipissing
May
29c
Jan
Nisto
10 %C
10 %C
11c
7,000
10 %c Mar
17c
Jan
Noranda
29c
2,243
27c
Apr
43c
Jan
Norbeau
1.00
16c
20c
3,000
14c
Mar
25c
Apr
Norgold
1.25
1.33
800
6%
2,585
Jan
Feb
7%
Apr
13c
Jan
7c
38%
37 %
38%
5,134
40c
48c
14,500
45c
38c
Jan
Jan
48%
.Apr
Jan
1.10
37% May
Jan
Jan
Jan
8c
7c
8%c
8,250
7c
May
13c
Jan
1
/—
39c
45c
10,611
39c
May
59c
Feb
25o
2.26
2.25
2.30
475
Jan
North
Coldstream
21
20
21
20
May
27%
Jan
North
Goldcrest
70c
71c
62c
Feb
90c
Apr
North
56c
60c
5,200
56c
May
31
1.46
5c
•
28
3.35
May
1,000
83c
Ltd
Apr
31
81c
5%c,
81c
12c
24
3.05
Jan
2,800
5%c
__
13c
1,503
3,085
1,600
31
Z
5%c
Apr
25%
Oils
Canadian
Oils
common
Warrants
-
40c
May
24%
1.01
__
5c
North
40c
35c 43'/2c
•
Ltd
Rankin
97c
97c
1
27c
27c
28c
1
Mines
82c
76c
Jan
3.70
2.90 Mar
2.95
Jan
1.04
Jan
1.30
2.25 May
Jan
5,100
May
74c
Mar
4,566
25c
Jan
13,900
82c
35c
18,069
1.03,,,
76c
May
1.25
Jan
Feb
1.41
Jan
Z
Jan
38c
Jan
"
2.80
Jan
20c
Northspan
Jan
Class
4.50 Mar
Uranium
A
Class
4.20
Feb
1957
4.75
•
preferred-
82c
82c
5,353
69c
23c
26c
1,500
23c
44%
46
443
17'A
1.00
82c
1
warrants
North Star Oil
Jan
33c
Mar
Feb
72c
Apr
Jan
8c
Jan
3.25 Mar
35c
Jan
6,900
42c
28c
3,722
:
16,750
Apr:
100
36c
7c
M'ar
68c
May
1,000
8c
30c
21,850
5c
45c
12c
Apr
4,000
4,050
9c
5,000
31c
4%c
5%c
6c
34c
3.60
5%c
5c
45c 45 %c
8c
33c
31c
5%c
__
__
Jan
8c
Northgate
31c
Mar
1.27
9c
Jan
Feb
40c
1
1.80
3.80 Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
1
25c
15c
25c
30c
51c
24'Ac Jan
7,700
5,388
5%c
56c'
Feb
32c
16c
55c
35c
53c
2,640
25c
4.15
May
4,750
99,200
39c
__
3.10
Northcal
16c
Feb
2.95
Jan
—1
44c
66c
66C.
__
50
46
f19
*
'19
19
2.00
2.05
1,600
1.10
1.11
9,900
12'A
12%
2,969
81c
Apr
Jan
Jan
46
Mar
41
998
2.00
A
warrants
74c
35c
44c
Jan
Northern
Canada
Mines
* L
May
32% Mar
Northern
Ontario
Natural Gas
•
640
Feb
1.00 Jan
26c
Jan
44c
May
23%
Jan
28
May
Jan
2.95
1,400
: V
31
no
7,500
Lencourt
Gold
Mines,—————
1
5'Ac
5%C
Lexlndin
Gold
Mines
1
2c
3c
•
1-68
1.68
1.69
"2,850
1.68 May
30
29
27%
29
600
25% Mar
——
;
—3
28
26%
28
1
——
1.50
1.46
1.55
5%C
—
—
1.32
1.64
Jan
9c
Apr
Jan
19%
Jan
Jan
3.75
Jan
Obaska
Jan
Ocean
tttd
A
class
Class B
A
—
60
Lake
Mineral
26%
Jan
29%
1,003
22 %
Feb
27%
Apr
Apr
27
560
22%
Apr
28
Apr
Opemiska
43
43%
242
40
Jan
'44
Jan
Orchan
6.50
500
1.25
3.50
10c
14,700
1
56c
51C
60c
-1
34c
32c
35c
3c
4c
11c
11c
7c
—
•
Warrants
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
90c
150
10c
_*
Lorado Uranium Mines
94c
100
1.25
3.50
10c
*
Mills common
1
Mines
>
•
9.00
5.00 Mar
770
95c
May
Apr
1.31
Jan
16%
1.25
3.50
Feb
2.00
Jan
2.62
1
Ontario
Jan
A
46,650
104,100
46 %c Mar
67c
Apr
l%c Mar
13c
14,400
12,800
7c
500
Feb
19 %c
8c
Mines—
19c
Jan
15c
Jan
Pamour
20c
16c
5,000
2.92 Jan
Apr
Apr
Apr
21%
Apr
1.00
Apr
1.20
Jan
14 % Mar
18 %
Jan
14%
14%
18,141
2.70
76c
2.90
13,480
3.35
Apr
7c
28,200
5c
May
11c
Feb
3c
5,500
II,300
2c
Mar
3%c Jan
75c
76c
2.61
75c
62c
25
25
12
13
12c
1
8c
Apr
99c
Jan
26
Feb
Penmans
14
Feb
Permo
Apr
17c
Jan
Perron
Jan
13c
11c
Jan
Mar
1.33
Jan
Petrol
38%c
Apr
9%
9
9%
97%
96
97%
340
5.45
5.40
5.55
12%
8% Mar
102
93 % Mar
5.75
Apr
4.85
Jan
Mar
13 %c
Jan
8c
3c
9c
25%
2,600
1,296
24
Mar
30% /Jan
20c
4,000
18c
May
31c
Jan
6c
7c
5,000
5%c Mar
8c
Jan
42c
5,333
33c
Jan
47c
Apr
1
7c
13%
i-j^n
1.82
18c
1,500
15c
72c
77c
21,900
71c
Apr
7c
7%c
15,620
7c
May
13
13%
932
13
15
Jan
12%
352
12 %
Jan
13
Mar
37c
Apr
63c
Jan
50c
Feb
85c
Jan
57c
56c
•
1.60
1.55
1.60
•
21c
20c
22C
1
37c 40 %C
59C
25,100
13,400
Mar
May
1.50 Mar
1,680
8,071
20c
70c
10,015
Feb
Feb
ZZZZI
2.60
2.60
200
2.50
Feb
6c
7c
6,000
4%c
Jan
10%
11%
3,050
5c
6,000
7c
May
Mar
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9%c Feb
Jan
Jan
10% Mar
12
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Moneta Porcupine
Mnnof
MoS£eS Locom°tive
21
21
21
34
20
Mar
21
21
129
20
Apr
26
ot
39 % Mar
41 %
Jan
56
Jan
1
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66c
ZZ—ZZ*
Works
16%
_
Minerals
151
46
50
39%
45
May
50% Mar
66c
Mar
80c
16
May
45
45
30
66C
68C
4,000
16
16 %
1,515
7,166
20,526
4,300
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40%
1
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51c
30c
33c
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Iron
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46
41
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42.
50c
60c
165,920
•
Apr
35% Mar
60c
Jan
Development
—:
Jan
66c
Feb
14'Ac
Jan
23c
Jan
2,992
3.10
6'Ac
Jan
14'Ac May
3.05
425
—
—
—
13c
__
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; 42
4.00
30c
2.50
3.25 Mar
Jan
18c
12c
13c
7%
4.00
3.00 Mar
33c
Apr
Powell
Corp
2,000
12c
Apr
18c
8,560
12c
Apr
39c
42
100
39
100
28
42
Apr
42
28%
55c
14c
28%
62c.
5,650
55c
Feb
15c
7,700
14c
May
1.10
1.14
4,400
74c
Mar
Oil
Prairie
Pipe
Prospectors
Provo
Mar
11%
70c
12
13,800
11%
Jan
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
2.10
3.30
2.85
—
Quonto
Uranium Mines
Jan
Ranger Oil
30c
May
59c
35c
Mar
60c
May
Rayrock
Mines
Apr
27c' May
44
1.90
May
98c
Feb
®
/'.42c
Apr
55%
Apr
2.90
Feb
Jan
Feb
3.00 Mar
3.65
Feb
2.65
100
Apr
4.35
Jan
Apr
1.40
Jan
Feb
5.15
Jan
3.25
Feb
57c
1.600
41'Ac
41'Ac
44c
1,500
71c
Jan
2.12
5c
2.05
5c
2.22
5c
25,816
1.95 Mar
2.70
Apr
Mar
7'Ac
Jan
Apr
23c
Jan
Jan
61c
3.90
10,528
—
—
12'A
—
2.65
12c
49'Ac
12%
73%
3.90
10c
10c
17'Ac
18c
12'Ac
14c
3'Ac 3%c
2.50 2.65
12c
12c
2,000
—
!—
1
*
•
1
1
10c
"
Apr
29c
6,300
12c
Apr
19c
Jan
1,300
3c
Mar
6c
Jan
13,000
530
2,000
17 %C
2.50 May
10c
45c
Apr
Mar
3.50
66c
Jan
Feb
55c
21,380
4.601
12% May
18
73%
3.90
77%
4.50
534
73% May
80%
2,590
41,000
3.90 May
5.80
60c
60c
68c
—
25c
25c
1.25
48c
1.24
46c
1.26
49c
12c
Mar
Jan
13'Ac Jan
13%
—
9.70
5c
12%
13c
9.75
7c
1
3,399
;
49'Ac
12'Ac
9.50
7c
—
3.40
3,270
2.27
Jan
Ltd
53c
t
52c
Mar
'
935
Jan
Apr
V -<•!(!!-,
2.20 Apr
41'Ac May
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•
Mining
Petroleum
Mines
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60c
3.80
2.21
61c
-
-
Queenston Gold Mines
Rainville
«•
17c
i,500
94c
12'/s
Jan
'
Jan
7c .Jan
2.23
100
Rsdicre
J
Jan
1.02
3.60
1
1
1
—I
—1
1
•
1
Gold
Warrants
Jan
Feb
4rv
1.17 Jan
85c
•
1
Units
17%
*
Y
•
Airways
Labrador Develop
Lithium Corp
Manitou Mines
Metallurgical
Natural Gas
43%
'
Jan
•
1
—1
Ascot Copper
■61c
X
2,750
—.
45
2.06
3.10
1
*
20c
Producers Ltd
Minerals Ltd--
Quemont
10%
I
Apr
Mar
63c
3,150
1,600
Gas
Purdex
10,500
5c
:
Jan
Jan
1.44 Mar
Apr
26,820
Ore
30 %
21%
May
80c
61c
29c
46
Uranium
Pronto
50c
10,078
56c
27c
44 %
1.90
3.10
2.85
East Dome
Mines
Preston
60c
7,200
80c
5c
56c
Electric
President
20,750
58c
80c
5c
67c
1
1
•
:
Mfg
Iron
Premium
65c
50c
383,521
Royalties
Prairie
61c
80c
5c
70c
Jan
May
85c
Mar
50c
Jan
8%
6% Mar
800
52c
i
Jan
3,950
41c
Rouyn Gold
Power
Jan
19c
62c
—
Jan
12c
14c
7%
43c
Island
Portgage
28%
55c
14c
Jan
2.85
2.25 Mar
18c
Apr
66c
Mar
22c
4,500
-——50o
Oils
Ponder
Quebec
26
4n
44c
Mar
'
*
Ore Uranium
Placer
Quebec Chlbougamau
Quebec Copper Corp
*
Molybdenum Corp"ZZZZZZZZZ~I
Mar
57c
4,000
34c
2.58
Jan
32c
5,000
4.00
Jan
4,000
16c
3.15
9.00
29%
•
1
1
Gas
Apr
$
A___
B
7%c
Jan
6.25 Mar
2,030
14%c
12%
23% Mar
II,000
61c
Jan
Jan
8ic
5c
29c
Jan
2.80
90c
5c
2.05
Apr
Jan
85c
1
1.15
13c
1.07
io%
•
20c
Feb
::
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7Z
Apr
1.74
-—13.50
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———77
7,784
2.34
12%
73c
*
common
1.74 May
18c
1.74
1
Corp
Mines—
Molsons Brewery class
200 :
5.40 May
3.30 May
•i
24%
50c
ore
Mar
39 %C
1.28
Industries Gas
city Petroleums
MUtonnBHCkk8
7c
•
^siami Mining
JJeta Uranium Mines
JJidrlm Mining
Midwest
4,500
1,868
Jan
25
40c
Pitch
Oil &
Place OH & Gas
10c
l
Mentor Expl & Dev
Merrill
Power
3.30
Jan
Feb
ZZ
1
Jan
7% Mar
Apr
1
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
18c
Feb
Feb
35c
9.35 Mar
1
•
Mines
&
Mar
i
Medallion Petroleums
&
Oil
Peruvian
80c
-
35c
59c
7c
—
2
1
Mines
30c
McKenzle Red Lake
McMarmac Red Lake—
McWatters Gold Mines
Light
Preferred—
Midcon oil
Gold
9,100
7%c
6.40
15c
_*
—
,
Oil preferred
&
39,200
13,150
11,463
■
Mexican
common
Gas
7c
7%C
:
33c
2.53
50
Preferred
89c
3.30
6%
Feb-
7%
Feb
27'Ac May
180
Jan
37c
Jan
May
7%c
■
34c
7%c
9%
7'Ac
1
1
1
1.25
Paymaster Consol
Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
Pembina Pipeline common
PCE
83c
•
61c
30c
30c
Maxwell Ltd
~l
*
Maybrun Mines~ZZZIZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ~~l
Mclntvre Porcupine —ZZZZ
*
4,702
25%
1
85c
~
830
25 ,26%
8.60
1.37
Jan
6'A
Jan
29
5.45 Mar
80c
6,520
2
Canada
of
Consol Gold
100
Matachewan Consol
Mattagami Lake
10%
6.75
9.80
6.70
1
—1
*
•
preferred
29c
7
7
Mar
25'Ac Mar
3,800
—
33c
8c
Jan
15'Ac
Feb
500
*
1
""""""
Corp.——Z--Z—Z—Zl
61c
25% Mar
4,660
7
•
;
5c
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
30c
28c
7
Warrants
Pato
Jan
2,625
8%C
Jan
Patino
,
10c
11,400
11c 12 %c
8c
27c
Feb
May
11c
66,100
6%
27%c
Jan
30c
100
29%c
Jan
80c
13
45,998
1.23
'
11% Mar
875
1
1.05
May
55c
8
12
Apr
25
1,610
62c
62c
*
——,
Apr
5c
25
Barvue
Maple Leaf Gardens
Maple Leaf Milling common
Maralgo Mines
Marcon Mines
23
2%c
1
6.35
1.16
■
10c
Apr
Mar
8%c Feb
4 %c
Z_—
5.95
;
Mines
Amalg Mines
Drilling
Parker
25
2.90
6.25
i
Porcupine
Pardee
Jan
32c
1,550
5%c
Marigold Oils
Maritime Mining
2.55
1,725
2.68
16,000
*
Jan
Jan
6c
4,100
1.18
Pamoil Ltd
Feb
5C
1
17c
10
2,950
27
4
Warrants
May
1.03
1
55c
100
14c
1
-
Petroleums
6c
22%
Magnet Cons Mines.
Majortrans
Malartic Gold Fields
2,500
1,750
56c
11%
41c
6%
common
11c
1.00
Madsen Red Lake
6%c
27
1
Page Hershey Tubes—
4 %C
14%
11c
1
Feb
22%
*
Apr
I,500
Apr
15'Ac Jan
May
10c
12c
1
Copper
Lake
Pacific
36%c Jan
1.00
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River
9c
Jan
3.70
72%
'
5,600
12c
—
Wholesale
Oshawa
Osisko
22 %
1
,-
0
Jan
10c
20
.
pfd
MacLeod Cockshutt
Jan
69'A May
1,170
—
•
10
Debenture
&
Ormsby Mines
Overland
18c
30c
Mines
Apr
Mar
11%
900
Loan
Jan
-1
Explorations
class
17 %c
1
Mines
2.60
Feb
Apr
3.15
6c
55c
11%
30c
—
—
—:——*
Parmaque
Macassa Mines
3.60
70
1.10
11%
-
-i
9c
12c
—
1
—
Malartic
Oleary
1.00 Mar
:
3.45'
69'A
10c
*
Mines
Oils
Okalta
545
3c
London Hosiery
Class A
:
May
26
;
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas
29
29%
6.35
—
•
Mines
Gold
27%
94c
warrants
f. 3.60
1
Mines
Cement
25%
25%
26%
43%
6.35
——•
————
Preferred
1.93
28
30
•
preferred
preferred
550
Jan
Jan
20
Utilities
Mines
Nudulama
__
12%
—100
Telephone
Norvalie
Apr
4c
5%c May
2c
Northern
Northwestern
O'Brien
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias class
For
17,155
9c
13c 15 %c
—
Jan
9'Ac Jan
13c
3.00
3.80
.50c
——-
Secord Candy
Wright
9,500
Mar
•
1.55 Mar
3.15
Leitch Gold
JJhlti
Apr
8c
May
2,600
-10
T—
__—.
American
,
5'Ac
3c
2.05
1
Silver
wr
5,084
20c
2.00
204,750
I,185
38,910
1,500
9,500
m
Mt
6c
—
Loan
Preferred
6c
8 %c
1.14
Mar'
7,400
2.00
Gold Mines
Lambton
Elass
63c
4,200
Apr
3.60
Lamaque
Min
9c
244,325
20c
Jan
4.15
Jan
3,000
98c
6%c
3.95
4.15~
19c
9%c
3c
22%
1
Jan
9c
20c
2.65 Mar
—1
Jan
3.10 Mar
5c
Normetal
1.95 Mar
9c
.
20c
11% May
1,750
II,000
Apr
1
Mines
275
2.20
Apr
Jan
Exploration
Norlartic
61,610
2.15
17c
2.20
4'Ac
1
Mines
2.00
3.25
2.15
9'Ac Mar
4,830
4,500
6'Ac Jan
14%
56c
2,100
5c
64c
•
3.05
1
Mar
11c
__
•
11%
1
Jan
19c
2.80
80c
1
11%
—•■
35c
May
lie
1
25%
—
Mines
Mines
Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel
Norsyncomaque
Mining
1
Apr
12c
2.72
1
Mines
May
May
22c
3,000
1
Mines
1
800
13c
1
Mines
6
Jan
8c
6c
24c
4%c
4%c
1
Nickel Mining & Smelting
20c
%
Jan
6c
1
37c
-
Mining--;
Mill
5'Ac Mar
19%c Feb
43c
Feb
Apr
24c
__
1
4,200
1
Wasa
5%%
4,800
Jan
35c
12c
*
1
Mines
6,400
]
——
—
Lake
Manitou
26c
6'Ac
•
Oils
40c
-
Mines
Macfie
8,500
1
:
Gold
22c
—'
—
Mines
Macleods
3,837
15,300
39c
Rouyn Merger
37c
6
7%c Jan
27c
Superior
20C
6%
Apr
Mar
9c
7%c
•
Mines
37c
1.25
17c
4c
25c
7c
1
20c
17c
Apr
7,833
Jan
8%
_
2,600
5c
37c
1
Mining & Smelting
Mylamaque Exploration
New
8c
Feb
Jan
10c
25 %c
1
Manitoba
New
700
1.95
9'Ac Mar
May
%C Apr
9
"
New
'
50,133
2.25
4c
2,000
May
51% Mar
49% Mar
13,500
38c
Mines
9c
5% Mar
18
4c
50c
Mines
2.60 Mar
Apr
Mar
7%c
Mines
lie
2.15
50
1
Jan
4.00
Apr
1.70
9c
Jason
5%
5,000
7,210
2.05
12
4c
25%c
Kelore
9c
8%
—*
150
Gas
Macdonald
5%c
New
9c
2.20
*
class A
Shore
Locana
49%
4c
*
Canada—^.
Mines
29c
—
—_——
Lake
A
49%
__
1
5%
J
(John) Ltd
-Labrador Mining & Exploration—
Lake Cinch
Mines
—
Lake Dufault Mines
——
Class
9,785
New Hosco Mines
9c
*
Labatt
Cos
100
.18
Apr
10c
*
warrants
Kiiklar.d Minerals ——
Loblaw
of
Harricana
.
5.50
Oil
Petroleum
Jan
60
,
4.30 Mar
23% May.
1.01
—
B
Gold
Continental
Jan
9%
51c
43c
Jan
1
New
36%
43
2.05
Jan
1
Mines
Feb
1.00
Jan
10c
27%
Mar
25"% Mar
1
Calumet
Feb
"
1.80
1
Bidlamaque
Feb
9,050
2.10
1.80
1
Mines
New
1.02
Class C
Class
Uranium
Mines——
New
2.85
-7-
Copper
Labme
Apr
51%
1
..
Jan
16 %
825
2.10
15 %
13%c 13%c
Jan
.
13%c Jan
Apr
May
52%
16%
Mar
4c
43
17
__
•
6%
925
Jan
13% Mar
5,800
1.30
10
;
39%
2,940
24,6501
4c
26
•
Mines
31
3,570
5
23%
;
6c
4c
26
*
Mines
20 %c
13
620
4c
High
Apr
1,020
14 %
25c
Car
535
41%
14 %
14
20
Petroleum
780
41
55%
—
Kerr-Addison Gold
Laura
Nealon
May
50c
Apr
50
6%
14
9%c
,21% Jan
Apr
32c
7c
50
41
——-
Kelly Douglas
Latin
Apr
12
-—
jupiter. Oils
Osu
12%
Jan
2,545
14%
/
2,625
14,321
11c
14 %
Exploration
National
12%.
25c
Joliet-Quebec Mines ~————
Jonsmith Mines
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petroleum
Langis
National
Jan
35%
Ltd common-.—.—~~"zn
preferred
—10
Luz
19% Mar
79
34%
Gold Mines————-l
Class
La
Jan
Apr
11%
31%
Low
5
com
30%
jockey Club
Lake
19%
10%
(1939)
Lake
Chemical
&
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11c
__
Shares
5
Drug
Preferred
73
150
1
l
35%
--
—
jellicoe Mines
Mines
of Prices
Low
New
—
Lakeland
200
,
75
*
Public Service
Kilembe
19%
Creek
New
——
Mining
Walte
jacobus
joburke
37
12%
1
Bay Mines—
Mines
Jefferson
Feb
t
—
Infe^provincial
Jamaica
Rights
35
preferred
National Hosiery Mills class B_
international Nickel new common...
International Utilities common
5
jack
Nama
25
—
Tnternational Molybdenum
Iso
Jan
37
30%
--
Inspiration
Iron
63
75
Bell preferred—
Cement Co preferred^--—10.
Natural Gas common
1
jnfand
Par
Mar
4%
——
-
&
inland
High
52
8%
Sale Price
•
1,045
19%
-----
(John) & Co
Ingram
Low
for Week
Range
'
54%
9%
L«eer£suia;M:::~~:~::io
Warrants
High
Sales
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
53%
Investment class A--—--;
Tobacco'of "Canada ordinaryls
Industrial Accept Corp Ltd common-'
Inelis
STOCKS
Shares
37
—————————I®
—
Friday
for Week
of Prices
LOW
Par
'
.
(Range for Week Ended May 6)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
41
16c
Jan
Feb
Jan
1,075
9.00 Mar
11 %
Jan
1,000
6'Ac Apr
9c
Jan
Mar
40,094
56c
Mar
78c
816
23c
Feb
38c
1,200
10,020
1.20 Mar
45c
Mar
1.50
68c
Jan
Apr
Jan
(2022)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Realm
Minerals
Mill
Cotton
Jan
Union
Jan
2nd
Union
>10
Jan
United
130
6c
6%c
68
66 %
68%
2,923
2.54
2.69
25,700
,
Feb
United
Jan
United
9c
Jan
Corp
80
Mar
10
50
9%
Apr
10
8.00
7,750
6.75
Feb
9.50 Mar
18%
18%
75
17%
Jan
10%
11
705
9c
9%C
8,500
class
Apr
Mar
19
11%
12
155
16%
4.775
15 % Mar
78c
80c
3,800
75c
9%
8%
9%
4.60
5.05
■;v:% 370
52c
A
Gordon
Mines
48c
52 c
May
73c
Feb
9c
4,500
7c
Mar
13c
Mar
17.820
51c
May
38%
40
86c
80c
86c
6.400
80c
May
48c
4,267
36% May
16c
500
15c
Mar
10
175
10
Mar
30
3.50
3.40
3.60
3,200
_«
4.10
4.10
4.10
25
2714
26%
27 %
3,435
■25
29%
29%
25
26
39
39
230
43
43
43
13% May
3.25 Mar
3.50
_50c
20c
2.75
3.55
7,050
16 %C
24c
9,100
10%
10%
10%
1.464
29%
30%
1,391
90c
88c
90c
11.950
2.45
2.35
2.50
1,570
7%c
•
Ltd
-•
—50
*
1
1
preferred
Southern Union Oils
8c
31.000
Jan
30C
33c
6,266
30c
Apr
34 %c
Apr
class
6%
100
A.
Trust
.—
.10
Mines
36%
36
36%
Jan
1.04
47
Jan
1.20 Jan
24 %c
Jan
Mar
10
13% May
Wainwright Prod
Amulet
1.44
1.43
1.47
Webb
&
Petroleum
Westates
Jan
2.55 Mar
3.50 May
Canadian
Oil
class
Grocers
3.25
Jan
Western
Jan
4.50
Western
Surf
Weston
(Geo)
Inlet
Class
11
Apr
4%%
33%
Jan
86
Apr
1.09
Jan
Jan
1
Uranium Corp
2.00
Feb
6c
740
360
7
30c
25c
30c
12,100
49
Jan
84
Apr
Willrov
_i_.
Winchester
Wood
19c
Jan
Woodward
May
May
Apr
25c
4.50 May
(J)
Class
3.80
Jan
9
56c
Jan
York
Apr
53c
Jan
Apr
7c
Mar
38%
Jan
Zenith
70% Mar
87%
Jan
Zenmac
35c
42c
12,466
35c
'
Starratt Nickel
—1
4c
4c
4%c
7,100
4c
7 4%
72%
74%
...4,095
4c
4c
3,000
8.85
8.75
9.25
30,616
19%
•
I,485
*
III
Ind
v
&
Sudbury
Canuck
Cons
32
4c
Mar
6c
May
19%
18
Mar
24
95
25
95
May
100
75
46
Feb
55
18c
18c
3,600
18c
Jan
18c
1.15
1.01
1.15
7,200
90c
Apr
7c
6c
7c
4,000
5c
Mar
1.52
2,850
13 %c 13 %c
1,600
-1
1.50
1.50
1.50
Apr
10c
(H
1.85
Mar
14%
400
13
Mar
16%
-25
22%
22%
22%
125
20
Feb
22 %
May
2.60
2.60
3.00
560
15
15
15
200
•
3.20
3.20
3.30
250
Bylvanlte Gold
1
89c
89c
93c
10,300
Tamblyn
•
24%
24%
340
.Uu_________
ordinary
*
______—____
Industries
common
Mines
Jan
3.10 Mar
3.60
Mar
1.04
Jan
Feb
25%
Jan
60c
42c
14,200
39c
Apr
69c
Jan
38c
39c
1,500
38c
May
57c
Jan
1.65
Jan
2.80
Jan
1.57
1.51
1.58
9,100
1.25 Mar
2.15
Jan
27c
50
76c
24c
47%
27c
52,100
51%
1,930
73c
82c
32,650
3.10
3.25
200
1
7%
7%
285
23c
45
43c
Apr
Jan
94c
Mar
Apr
4c
1
10
•
r,. ,>v,
Trusts
class
,.
50%
10
20
Resources
Oil
Pipeline
Mar
17,800
26 %c May
3,333
48% Mar
50
51
9
10
Apr
1,005
9
May
7c
Jan
1.15
Feb
53c
Jan
31c
Mar
56
J an
13
Jan
40
115
39
Apr
44%
Jan
14
14
200
13%
Apr
18
2,710
34%
34%
-y
Mar
12 %c
100
34% Feb
55c
104 %
105
12%
30c
Feb
35
Jan
28% Mar
36 %
87
7%
Jan
Mar
105
Apr
10
Mar
16 %
Jan
200
—
—
45
6%
Jan
1.21
1.28
60c
60c
1,500
50c
10c
25,000
9c
Jan
5c
5%c
3,000
5c
May
21,150
.
•
26%
27
16%
.
1.10 Mar
5.05
380
1.67
980
5.00 May
5,25
1.06
1.15
3,725
18c
22,500
17c
16c:
20c
;4c
29
3c
1.40
May
6c
Jan
8.25
Mar
Mar
vr 27c
-
Feb
197/8"Jan
.7'
1.06 May
16c
Jan
7c
16% May
5.00
>
Jan
1.05
15 %c Mar
24% Mar
1,865
17 Y
May
7% Mar
Mar
9c
,-■
Jan
82
100
635
7%
■
Jan
Jan
Feb
29
230
87 Y'
Mar
36c
35,750
Jan
4c
6V2C
1.03
-
Jan
Jan
25,400
500
12,125
:
6c
:
Jan
9%c Jan
1.00 Mar
1.12
Feb
*
15c
15c
100
15c
61c
22c
Jan
»_1
59c
65c
69,450
57c
Apr
89c
May
3c
3%c
2,550
3c
May
5c
Jan
2.90
2.95
1,700
20c
21c
9,700
B
Mines
1
Electric
Metal
3c
6%C
1.00
,
1.03
1
—
•
2.95
1
20c
15c
-u
v
Mines
Shown
Are
Expressed
Thursday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
•
35%
34%
35%
2,043
32%
37%
Feb
35
35
■525
32
•
•
38
1.05 Apr
19% Mar
26
1.30
245
19%
20%
14,995
8%
9%
7,650
13c
15c
3,000
13c
12%
13
1,450
11%
2.45
2.40
2.55
9,310
10c
lie
1,500
4.50
4.50
4.50
200
20
9%
*
•'
•
l
*
12%
Feb
Feb
1.30
l
in
Canadian
Week's
Mar
y;
2.50 Mar
■k
20c
3.00 Mar
29c
May
Jan
Dollars
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Andian
Low
National
Corp
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos
Corp
Range Since Jam 1
High
Low
7
7
100
6%
6%
5
6%
885
25%
1,810
High
6% Mar
Bulolo
Gold
•
,
Canada
5
4.85
4.35
4.85
7
Feb
15
15
15%
1,552
Investments
•
29
Dominion
*
General
Canadian
Ingersoll
Canadian
Apr
Oil
Glass
87/« May
May
Apr
2.40 May
10c
4.25
Apr
Apr
3.00
Jan
Jan
Jan
30
30%
1,195
29 %
Apr
34
Mar
29%
700
28%
Apr
33%
Jan
40
400
37% Mar
5
5
410
4.75 Mar
39%
39%
2,665
36% Mar
17c
12,000
39%
16c
Power
Mar
Jan
&
73
75
105
23%
24%
2,240
23%
23%
100
23
Apr
26
Jan
99% 100%
275
98
Apr
130
Jan
*
Paper
100
•
90
20"% Mar
Feb
26%
Jan
82
82
275
75
Feb
82
Jan
28
28 %
75
27%
Apr
31%
Jan
41
41%
75
40% Mar
2.58
2.50
.
2.52
2.63
405
41%
42
310
28
-
common
Mines.
par
Odd
12
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
4.10
Jan
e
Jan
f Flat
5.50 Jan
22c
Mar
Jan »
75
7.50
FOOTNOTES FOR
18c
17c
44 %
42
Oreille
No
Apr
6 % Mar
24%
Price Bros
a
16c
71
40
•
1
Products
Flour
•
Apr
17% Jan
•
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Ogilvie
4.95
Jan
Mar
40
,•
(1956)
International Paper
Maclaren
3.90
14
Jan
Jan
29
•
Dupont Co of Canada
Hayes Steel
26
Feb
1
Rand
Consolidated Paper
Dalhousie
7%
*
Marconi
Dominion
20%
1,640
•
Vinegars
Canadian
25
Sugar
Dredging
&
25
Feb
Twin
Apr
40c
Jan
40
Trinity
Chibougamau
City Gas
55c
38,425
10%
14
.
Line
4c
7,250
55C
u.
40
PiDe
Jan
>
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Pend
_
preferred
Pipeline
II,500
60c
3.25 May
___*
_,
A
warrants
4c
56c
26 %c 27 %C
59c
Jan
59%
Jan
2.75 Mar
6%
40c
Mar
44c
10«
Works class A
Transcontinental
Jan
9,545
*
Mines:
Canada
9%
1.70
•
___;
General
8% Mar
1.65
•
Elevators
Transmountain
80
1.66
Ltd
Finance
8%
1
common
:,,
Jan
1.55
•
May
32
1,000
24c
1.06
Mines
class
G)
Canada
21%
1
Bank
200
1
Jan
8%
1
Dominion
Prairie
17%
39c
1
Triad
Feb
13%
8%
Mines
Trans
Jan
39c
Lundmark
Iron
4.50
38C
Toronto
1.00
Jan
1
Territory Mining
Silver
2.05 Mar
26c
_10
trust
Toronto
5,584
34%
•
Jan
Mines
34%
:
V 38c
26%
Jan
12c
13%
Petroleums
33%
;i
—1
.
Mines
Jan
14%
Thompson Paper
Thorncliffe Park
Jan
1.35
Jan
V*.
Jan
•
common
Ltd
1.05
19c
-
Prices
1.81
1
Canada
1.00
1
Knitting
Feb
22c
Exploration
Taylor Pearson preferred—,
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Jan
32%
Apr
12
Jan
Propane
Petroleum
15%
Feb
50c
1.28
-—6
A
Oil
Bear
May
Superior
Warrants
32%
100
Mar
55
Sunburst
.
Jan
Jan
1
Preferred
Jan
1.88 Jan
70c
Jan
13%
8.75
1
Mines
20
100
9%C
•
class
Mines
53
Contact
Sullivan
--
■■■
1
A
Ltd
Zinc
Yellorex
95
1
Gas
v;
Y-;
70c
86
1
class
Yellowknife
19 %
Gold.
Oil
2.15
Apr
Mar
14%
33%
,
?
\
Submarine
1.15
32%
70c
34%
100
JJ
warrants
'
River
1.15 May
40c
32%
V
24c
_________________>1>
Stores
Jan
100
A
——
7%c Feb
Apr
60c
Mar
20
class
Preferred
Sterling Trusts
1,909
x
3.50 Mar
Mar
14%
Y
x.
100
i
-
Yankee
Young
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
300
5c
Jan
42c
Steel of Canada.
13,598
47C
34
Larder
A
Yukeno
3,225
—1
515
1.30
12%
Lead
13c
6c
Jan
Yale
Apr
8% May
27c
Apr
Stanwell Oil & Gas.
35
1.20
1.25
50c
Wright-Hargreaves
46c
180
33%
Jan
2.70 Mar
'
Apr
8,660
35
75c
*
A
;
Coghlan
Feb
Jan
7c
V-
750
Jan
34c
_*
60c
36c
*•
1
class
Mines
Feb
19
8%
—
4,000
Warrants
Wiltsey
2.35
15
2.25
6c
Bros
63c
Warrants
23 %c
15% May
30c
Stanrock Uranium
Jan
61c
class A
preferred
Apr
11
8%
r
12c
1.01
•
Apr
4.45 May
6c
A
Jan
Feb
1.25
12c
11c
Mar
10c
34c
*
class
7%c May
2.75
•
2.70 Mar
Mar
88c
21,000
5.050
rt
Feb
1,500
1
A
preferred
9% Mar
27
13c
1,010
Jan
5,000
32%
:
B
4.50
12
13c
Jan
8c
14%
—5
Petrol-.
Naco
Jan
12c
2.85
7%c May
6.90
1.15
Feb
43
32c
4.45
15%
7,500
8c
2.45
1.26
•
16%cMay
400
11
Jan
Apr
63c
-1.25
Gas
Breweries
Canada
Mar
13,800
2.50
38 %
1.80
5c
1
Copper
43c
12c
15%
6.00 Mar
33% Mar
2.70
mil
:
—
&
Products
Apr
27c
1.40
11
900
7,680
7%C
Warrants
Western
10c
2.85
Apr
3,364
■
5c
j.~ *
Jan
1.35
15 %
Feb
1.60
8c
*
■
;Y'Y'VY'
39%
46%
*'
Apr
38%
2.75
1
__
Oil
Jan
10c
—•
7"
Apr
47c
_i
Nickel__iJY.-L.i~-..;:
yj-uyYy;yYY:''::
West
36%;
mil
Canada Ltd
Knapp
31%
76
•:——■-
Feb
1.38 Mar
35
6.60
7%C
Mar
110
__
6%
Jan
2.00
6.40 i
35%
Ltd
warrants
Western Decalta
Petroleum
240
4.45
Paving
Brock
1956
6.25
36%
1.95
2.00
6.50
•
Weedon Mining
Werner Lake
Westburne
:
—
W
Western
8%
Trans
3 %c Mar
3,825
..1
& Ref
Mines
&
Western
i
5%
1.02 Mar
"
265
-1
Grey
&
Jan
82%
Warrants
Traders
Jan
6%
Apr
1.40
Wire
Toronto
Jan
7c)
28
30%
47%
-30c
Radio
Standard
Toronto
1.25
Apr
Feb
82
Ltd
Foods
Torbrit
Jan
Apr
47%
47%
•
Air Services.
Mines & Oils
Standard
Tidal
Jan
8%
May
5%
May
42%
400
33c
Apr
1.89
»
3.00
37% Mar
11,357
2.67
3.50
30%
Rol
Van
Somerville
Tombill
28c
6% Mar
21%
4.65
4.10
10
30 %c
2.70
I"i
Southam
Tiara
Mar
1.27 Mar
250
.10
White Pass & Yukon-
Thompson
19c
3,080
7,179
Petroleums
13%
Manufacturing
Texaco
7,450
5,480
7
3.00
Wayne
59c
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe
Mines
Ltd
Voting
23C;
1.35
6%
24%
Jan
8C
class A—
Dairies
Suverwood
Taurcanis
Jan
3.00
—
"•
Switson
Apr
6.75
Jan
23%
6.50
10
Mines.:——
Standard
Supertest
Jan
24%
5.30
23%
V' 4.00 Mar
16c
Quebec.
■
21%
22% Mar
20C
;
G
13%
Mines.
Sturgeon
18% Mar
152
18,205
8,200
Waite
50
__________50
1
Miller
Steinberg
765
24
6.30
2,100
Walker
————•
Silver
Steaman
Apr
4C
Jan
16c
A__
class
Sigma
Stanley
Jan
1-25
Feb
1.10
Jan
13%
preferred
preferred
Stanleigh
21
5.00
1.02
Jan
51c
—
:
Standard
82c
2,295
x
Apr
3%c
—
Mfg
Westeel
bpooner
1.09
3.55
1.07
10"%
36%
Freehold
Stafford
Jan
4,000
13% Jan
(
50c
1
*
_
Holdings
Spartan
Apr
24c
3.75
3%C
Feb
8%
*
Metal
common
Slocan
52
Apr
1
98c
Mar
8c
!
Petroleum
K D
Feb
18c
III
Mines
Vespar
Victoria
55C
Bhawinigan Water & Power com
6
Apr
49%
Ltd
Ventures Ltd
Viceroy
-1
Scarfe class A—_—
Silver
12%
605
2,800
1.29
Explor——,
Venezuelan Power preferred-
Jan
1
Debentures
Sherritt
III
6%
18%
3.970
>1
WM
__
Sapphire Petroleums
B
8,420
18c
6.10
6.10
Corp
Cons
Vandoo
Jan
13 %c
11% Mar
16%
common—
Gold—
Gold.
River
13
Feb
Apr
12
III
4.60
Antonio
9%
9c
16%
->*
j
Jan
9%
peb
'9% Jan
16% Jan
24
•I
Fortune
New
Steel
Violamac
Warrants
Class
■
Jan
3.18 Mar
10
9%C
common
Gas
A
14c
-
.
50%
19%
130
Upper Canada Mines
Mar
2.54 May
7.10
11
Shirriff Horsey
Class
Apr
1.03
United Oils
Jan
18%
1
Cement
Lawrence
Class
Apr
3.60
>
-—
—
7c
6c
Mar
50
••
1.07
—
Hill
Keno
6%
66
14 W
12%
■:,.
'
Lawrence
Selkirk
i
*
1
Preferred
81 %
Feb
66
2.125
'
3.60
trust—-
Mar
5c
4,523
'■ 1-
,
1
—
4.80 Mar
11,474
75
,■1
25
Maurice
Security
Jan
35c
5%
Industries.
Scythes
13c
Mar
10
Ryanor Mining
Satellite
Mar
5%C
9c
7.
8
850
300
18c
(
1
United Corps Ltd class B.
9c
20c
8.00
Preferred
Sarcee
Feb
4.00
3.50 May
9,200
5
__1
Salada
ioo
14
7
9
1
High
Jan
8,500
74
Rights
Royal Oak Dairy class A.
Royalite Oil common.
Russell
!
9c
9
'
•
common.
II50
United Canso voting
Jan
17 %
22c
2.69
Mines—■_
Consol
Royal
3.50
Asbestos
541
7 s/.-'
''
>-
Range Since Jan.
Low
High
9c
!
*
United
26c
Mar
15
Low
common
Canada
of
Gas
Class
10c 10%C
5C
—400
Bank of Canada—
Rowan
Acceptance
Jan
8%c
Apr
;3c
65
16
74
•
Shares
1
Mines
Shawkey
preferred
A
preferred
Mining Corp
Apr
5c
3,800
17C
5
.50c
Ltd common
(A V) Can
Preferred
Jan
46c
Jan
25c
2,166
6c
i
for Week
*
28
20c
10c
1
—1
Roe
16
3.50
common..
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
Sand
1.47
12,600
*
Mines.
Rockwin
San
1,000
36c
15 %C
16
Mfg common
Mines
Roche
St
1.85
32C
Ultra
Apr
1.95 Mar
Apr
Jan
1.96
Feb
18 %
5%C
1
Uran
Athabasca
Robinson
St
1.50
200
Union
32c
Mines
Rupununi
Robertson
St
1,335
19
_
Mines
,
60c
May
6,500
1.95
19
1.75
Renabie
Rexspar
Rix
26c
26c 27 %C
_.
Chemical
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
High
1.92
Mining
Macdonald
Reeves
Reichhold
Week's
Last
Friday
Range Since Jan. I
Shares
Monday, May 9, 1960
.
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
Range
of Prices
.
.
(Range for Week Ended May 6)
Sales
Week's
Low
Par
Rio
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
42
lot
t
(not included In year's
range). : d Deferred delivery
In
year's
r:
sale
3.15 Jan
2.40 Mar
46%
38 V* Mar
Jan
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
value.
sale
I
46% Feb
(not
Included
range),
Selling ex-interest,
price.
*Cftsh sale (not Included in
year's range);
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
wd When
wl When
trading privileges,
delivered,
issued,
x
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights. r;
z
Ex-stock dividend.
■-
Y.
Number 5949
191
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2023)
43
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (QuotationstorF,a,y.
M,y 6>
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
bought
or
(indicated by the "asked")
any quotation furnished
which have
at the time of compilation.
Origin of
request. The "National" list is composed of securities
on
wide national distribution.
a
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Bid
10%
1'
Corp
Air Products Inc
Alico Land Development
Aerovox
*
17
27 Mr
29%
18%
Green
54 %
Grinnell
43 %
34%
:V51%
22%
;10%
11%
44
15%
11%
12%
30
32%
9
—C-Ul.-z— *
Corp
Corp
Bettinger
• r-
Sm—■
—- -
-
10%
-——1 -
"'/■> 5% :?v
•Billups Western Pet Co—_LJi^li".
30%
Black Hills Power-& Light Co_.il , u
15 % ■
Black Sivalls. & Bryson Inc—ill:. ■
•..6%
.
u
Stores
Corp
Bowling
America.:—10c,
of
Products
Bowman
Brown
Bruning. (Charles)
35
Brush
Bullock's
Inc
& Co-
Byllesby (H M)
,.10c
36%
Interstate
35
Water Service Co__2tj
23%
California
Calif Water &
Canadian
Te'
-.5
i
13%
Telep Co____12%
Oil
10
42
Ceco
Products
Steel
Cedar
Point
Field
Central
111
Central
Indiana
•Central
Elect
Gas
Gas
Louisiana
Central
Maine
-3%
3%
24%
Central
35%
Vt
Public
Co_5
47%
25%
10
20%
18%
Citizens Util Co
1
4
'
Common class B___
Engines
13%
Coastal
States
Colonial
Gas
Stores
Colorado
1
Prod...
Inc._
Interstate
,r
1)
15%
Co
5
45%
1
Corp com_3
8%
Oil
&
Gas
Consol
Freightways __—____2.50
Consolidated Rock Products
Continental Transp Lines Inc
Control Data
Cook
Cnrp
Coffee
9%;
Co_—____
1
Cross
,
Co common.—1%
Cummins Engine Co Inc——5
Cutter Laboratories
class A_—1
Danly
:!^pecIalties_-__5.
(L
A)
Dejur-Amsco
Co—-
1
Corp class A—1.
Corp
1
Delhi-Taylor
•
"
,■
Donnelley
(R
.
R)
Sons
Co_—!_5 ;
Drackett Company '
.
Duffy-Mott.Co_^i_
Dun
'
:*
&
■
1
—
Bradstreet Inc^
_1
Dunham Bush Inc___^„
23%
54%-
•
__2
6*/a
Dura
19%
Corporation———--:-l '
Duriron Co
______w.J^„i.2%^ 20%"
..
—
Dynamics Corp of America—
Eastern
2
22
•
Industries Inc.——50d ;
Eastern Utilities*Associates
-10
Economics Laboratory Inc__
1
,
El
Paso Electric
Electro-Voice
;
•
Co
Empire State Oil
Equity Oil Co__
12'/4
23%
(W L)
21%
11%
Industries
3%
4%
30%
33 %
34 %
37
Class
B
•
^
*
5
Telep
(Calif)
48%
45%
58%
6%
;
21%
/
16
10%
11%
*."7%
8%
■
5%
pfd
20.
7%
19%
9%
31%
'
13
14%
26%
5
24%
50c
12%
1
16%
class A—1
26%
28%
28
30%
Grocery Co...
of America
Waddell
Reed
&
Inc
&
Brothers
Swasey Co
Natural
1
Co
Gas
5
13%
177/a
24%
26%
16%
21%
23%
•
13
14*%
Financial
Westcoast
9*%
West
28
Co
-
Corp
Transmission
Point
Petroleum
Chemical
17%
Manufacturing Co_*
17%
19
42%
45%
23%
25*A
Co__10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
1
11%
12%
7.50
36'A
3R%
5
9%
10%
3
8%
9*%
33%
35*%
5
43%
46%
Wester^.Natural Gas Co
53*%
Weyerhaeuser
361/8
Whiting Corp
20%
Wilcox
Co
Electric
Co..
1
1%
2*4
Witco
1
24*4
26*%
Wood
21%
23%
Wurlltzer
Corp
7%
"
& Telephone
Western Lt
Wisconsin Power & Light CO—10
Co
Corp
_
1
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56%
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1
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1
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Pacific Far East Line
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20
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20
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10
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19
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65 %
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8%
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1
29%
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1
14 %
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1
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Miller
24
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26
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12%
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45%
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31
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5
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22%
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23%
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19%
2
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26%
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39%
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24 %
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6%
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23%
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8%
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23%
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31%
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6%
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Valley Mould & Iron Corp
13%
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42 %
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10
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11
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Indiana Gas &
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614
Botany Industries' Inc——_—_1
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1
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Taft
37
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1
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Susquehanna Corp
1
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34%
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14%
18%
5
Richardson
112
12%
Houston Oil Field Material—1
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
14%
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5
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Rose
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Greene
9%
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Ralston
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111
105
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8%
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Texas
44%
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1
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43%
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6%
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12%
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8%
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of
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30%
42
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of
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17%
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62%
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20%
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Helene Curtis Ind class A_____l
24%
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17
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20%
18%
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42%
-
16%
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Haloid
55%
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Republic
17%
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1
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16
28%
preferred __r_3
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Missouri Power Co—5
Arkansas Western Gas Co——5
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Arvide Corp;
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Avon Products
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14%
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34%
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5
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■
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2
American Pipe & Const Co
1
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Anheuser-Busch Inc
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1
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Portland
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Gibralta Finan Corp of Amer.l
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
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1
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34
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44
The Commercial and
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25c
2.06
2.27
1.25
7.07
7.65
1
1
4.03
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American
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Amer
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&
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1
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1
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1
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Ask
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23
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(The)
9.74
10.64
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Casualty
10.94
11.96
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Insurance
31.69
32.32
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Life
11.79
12.82
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25.29
1.47
1.62
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1
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5.04
5.50
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21.35
23.29
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Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
X5.03
5.47
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15.72
17.16
8.15
8.86
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9.41
10.27
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4.08
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1
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1
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(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
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Boston Fund Inc_—.—
—1
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1
1
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Broad
Fund
Bullock
LLd
California Fund Inc
8.00
S-2
8.74
10.86
11.80
16.56
17.90
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13.02
12.12
13.28
Knickerbocker
6.68
7.30
1
1
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13.90
16.05
17.37
1
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Canadian
12.86
9.36
10.23
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lc
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Stock
Fund
Chase
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7 %
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Christiana
9.45
1
8.61
13.58
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10.02
10.95
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8.69
9.45
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Commonwealth Stock Fund-. __1
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14.94
18.76
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1
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11.69
11.52
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1
8.82
1.61
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10.24
11.19
5.55
6.07
1
3.69
7.64
6.34
16.44
17.87
1
6.77
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—lc
shares
8.86
9.71
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Electrical
8.47
9.28
6.12
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6.29
6.90
17.37
19.04
10.19
11.06
11.38
11.49
8.40
9.13
13.22
13.35
7.65
8.27
14.13
15.36
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1
.
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1 V
(Geo)
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1
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stk.
12.67
13.77
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1
1
6.71
7.33
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11.85
12.81
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American
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8.75
9.47
10.96
11.98
6.30
6.91
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1
9.01
9.87
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1
6.79
7.45
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slis—lc
6.52
7.15
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7.73
8.06
lc
lc
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14.36
5.53
6.07
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shares
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shares__lc
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1
a27.31
11.47
12.40
7.63
3.32
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8.87
9.72
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lc
lc
2.09
2.31
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5.55
6.09
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lc
8.90
9.75
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lc
shares
8.69
9.52
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lc
7.66
8.40
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1
19.08
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1
shares
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10c
10c
4.70
1
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8.53
2.47
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of
Boston
Inc
1
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investor*)
7.44
1
9.50
10.38
6.24
6.83
—
lc
—
6.34
6.93
12.02
13.07
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1
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1
6.90
7.54
10.42
11.33
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Ltd
8.13
1
9.03
9.87
1
8.33
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Line
Wall
14.99
14.80
16.09
6.15
6.72
1
5.17
5.65
1
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Special Situations
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9.01
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Income Fund
13.72
1
Canada
Value Line Fund Inc
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—10c
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3.21
1
7.97
8.71
1
8.97
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47%
51%
7
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52
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2
30
32
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104
109
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&
10
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48%
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8
30%
5
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28
76
79 %
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of
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44
46%
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39
41%
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3
27%
29%
39
41%
29%
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33
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
U
Insurance
Insurance
Co
in
the
City of N Y
Westchester
2
Fire
.
2
May
June
5.40s
16,
15,
July
4%s
Aug.
15,
4%s
Sept.
15, .1960
3%s
15,
April
5.15s
100:5
5 %S
100.12
4%s Oct.
100.9
wi
100.11
100.11
1961
15.
Bid
100.2
100.10
1960
100.13
99.30
1963
5'/as May
June
3%s
10,
10,
23,
Sept.
April
4%s
May 10,
5%s
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Feb.
1961
13,
99.29
99.31
100.16
100.20
5.40s
100.20
10G.24
99.16
99.20
4s
Dec.
April
20,
3,
1960
1961
100.1
3%s April 3.
99
99.16
100.2
4%s Sept. 20, 1961__
99.12
99.24
100
4s
99.8
99.16
100.19
4%s
Aug.
20,
100.8
100.20
2 %s
May
1,
99.27
4%s
April
w
100
3 %8
May
101.8
4 %s
March
20,
1960
98
98.16
4%s
March
20,
1969
97.24
98.24
100.20
4%s
July
15,
1969
99.24
100.24
5%s
Feb.
20,
1970
99.25
i
99.30
1961
100.24
1962
98
May
1,
1961
1962
1962
100.24
1963
20,
2,
3%s
March
4%s
Nov.
12,
1963
98.20
99.4
10,
1965
98.8
99.4
3%s April 1, 1970
5 %s July 20, 1970..
93.16
94.16
4 %s Oct.
11,
March
100.8
1963
11,
96.16
1968
April
1969
97.24
4%s
April 10, 1970
Feb. 10, 1972
97
104.16
5%s
10,
3 %s
1971
1,
105
91
•
4 '/«s Feb.
15, 1972-1967
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
May
99
92
104
1, 1970-1967
99.16
105.16
94
104
98.24
99
99.8
93
1966
95.16
98.24
Sept.
1962
101.8
94.24
1964
4%s
10,
100.1
Bonds—
100.17
1961—.
1961
11,
100.16
99.31
...
%s June 1, 1960
5%s Oct. 20, 1960
96.28
99.30
1960
10,
10,
Bank
Land
100.4
100.14
1960
100
1960
12,
March
4%s
3,
100
1960
Aug.
5.35s
1960
Ask
100.2
2
100
96.12
i.
Sept I, I960—
Federal
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
4s
point
a
Cooperatives—
June
1, 1960
100.3
1960
of
for
100
1960
32nds
more
or
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1960
15,
one
Ask
Banks—
105
99
100
90.24
91.24
96
97
93.16
;
94.16
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Bid
Ask
Certificates of Indebtedness—
4s
May
15,
1960
cne
4% s
Nov
15
1960
100.16
100.18
4s
Feb.
15,
1961
100.17
100.19
l'/as
99.31
99.31
May 15, 1960
May 15, I960.
43As Aug. 15, 1960
99.6
3%s May
Aug.
1,
Oct.
1,
Feb.
Bid
15,
Oct.
Ask
99.10
1962
1,
99.14
100.8
100
1962
94.16
94.8
15,
1962
98.26
98.30
2%s
15,
1963
95.18
95.22
92.20
92.28
99.12
99.16
Feb.
l'/as April
100.13
V
4s
1, 1963
15, 1963
May
99.14
l'/as
98.16
4%s Nov.
99.18
1961
15,
Aug,
98.8
1961
l'/as
;
■
100.11
l'/as Oct. 1, 1960
l'/as April 1, 1961
3% s
point
a
3%s Nov.
3%s
15,
of
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
4s May 15,
1962
99.31
Treasury Notes—
4s
32nds
more
or
Maturity—
99.22
99.30
1961
100.2
Oct.
1,
1963
l'/as April 1, 1964
4%s May 15, 1964-
96.20
99.6
99.24
4%s
Nov.
95.16
l'/aS
April
101.16
90
5s
90.8
101.8
•
Aug. 15, 1964
l'/as Oct. 1, 1964
99.20
4s
Feb. 15,
1962
l'/as April 1, 1962
96.28
91.24
101.12
15, 1963
99.2
1962
91.16
101.12
102.10
88.28
102.14
89.4
9.80
Investing Corp
Washington
Amer
8%
•
3'As
Inc—
Accumulated
Value
United
57%
U S
8
47/8s
International
&
Century Growth Inv_
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United
57%
55
Figures after decimal point represent
United
2.70
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income
5.23
of
Corp
.
Co
Maturity-
United Income Fund Shares.l
United Science Fund
1
Inc—lc
H-DA
Hay dock
Imperial
4.79
5%s
36.62
United
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series
S
Fund
lc
Tobacco
l
Inc
U
Travelers
38%
54%
36%
Guaranty Co (N Y)
83%
79
61%
35%
14.62
Sterling Investment Fund Inc.l
Fund
Sec
23%
56
14.57
13.35
34.62
Fund
lc
shares
Standard
„_5
Ins
Standard
a35.15
Stock
51%
Bid
16.21
13.48
I
•
&
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RR Equipment shares
Petroleum
14.79
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Balanced
48%
4%s
1.25
lc
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10
48%
21%
5
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*3
Jersey Insurance Co of N
3%s
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Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
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(Edison Bi Fund
1
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Machinery
Standard
Fire
45%
10
preferred
4%s June
al8.13
Scudder Stevens & Clark—
Food
Industrial
Jefferson
3%s
dividend)
13.45
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44
$0.50
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Co
Life
4%s
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12.97
shares
6.51
•
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41 %
—l
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5.95
1
12.28
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10.89
50c
11.84
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(T Rowe)
10.62
1
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,
12.62
1
lc
shares
Springfield
20%
■;:i 5
Obligations of Government Agencies
(Tire) Stock Fund_lc
shares
lc
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66%
44
19
10
(Fla)
5s
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
Common
61
41%
(D C;_1.50
23%
4%
1
Amer
Figures after decimal point represent
Penu
6.71
Capital Growth Fund
lc
lc
Equip
shares
of
8.38
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
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Building
Ins
Seaboard Surety Co
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
9.08
13.16
Scudder
Life
Seaboard
82
22
6.25
10.71
14.04
Quarterly
20%
78%
50%
78%
7.67
12.85
(Ex 50%
18%
Marine..
&
46 %
9.91
12.17
7.36
Fire
73
5
Life Ins Co
62
23%
8.31
Puritan
1
Capital' Corp
General Investors Trust
Paul
St
66
57%
21%
8.35
5.80
Putnam
General
36%
^
45 Va
5
4.03
1
Price
34%
13 Va
42
62<
of N Y—10
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5
Insurance
Home
__1
9.67
——1
series
&
3.42
Inc
Pioneer
100
Boiler
14.74
&
Pine Street Fund Inc
5 68
Steam
20.72
One William Street Fund
Philadelphia
80%
Ins
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
3.15
Over-Tlie-Counter
2.09
95
Co
Federal Home Loan
Oppenheimer Fund
17.03
10.29
Insurance
19.15
—1
16%
Securities
10
r
48%
10
Peerless
1
Chemistry
14.28
4.56
53
5
13.63
Capital Fund
Electronics
48%
50
v
10
Co
38%
■A 54
12
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1
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Fund
15 %
•
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3.33 %
1
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Nucleonics
7%
77
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
1
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13.14
1
Ins
Philadelphia
39
45%
American
1
Stock
Income Series
Growth
Employ Life Ins
Insuxance
—
of Canada LLd
6.08
River
4
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1
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Gov
3%
:
4
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Hartford
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Series
10.94
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15.20
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1
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5,
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or
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1
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3.08
5.57
Co
Glens Falls
Great
Wide Securities Co Inc.l
Balanced
V
Fund
Life
Globe &
1
interest
beneficial
1
Inc
Automobile
6%
Insp
Stock Series
Fund
14.06
Shares
of
15.27
Fundamental Investors
Group
1
9.92
—1
stock
Phoenix
Providence-Washington
10
Pyramid Lire Ins Co (N C)
1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa);
5
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)__
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)..10
Republic Natl Life Insurance..2
9.03
Dividend
Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred
54
57
al3.37
2 81
Founders Mutual Fund
Futures
50%
53%
1
Corp
Howard—
Common stock
36%
4
Insurance
Inc—1
Fund
Investment
Mulual Shares
al9.68
4.17
38%
3
Hanover
14.05
10c
13.59
Automation ~
&
1
Florida Growth Fund Inc
35%
Pacific
14.72
Bond
__1
i
12.57
interest—1
beneficial
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—
32%
2.50
Co_._—
64 %
13.61
National
__1
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Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Iuc.,1
•29%
Ins
60
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
9.30
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Fire
10
Inc
Forstcr
&
Gulf Life
10.39
Fund Inc
Fund Inc
York
Co of N
12.76
8.49
Electronics Investment Corp
50%
Northern
Co
(DC)
Inc
9.48
"ex dist".
10
73%
11.67
Shares-
Fund
Hampshire Fire
70
1
Fund
Nation
Inc
36
45%
5
Crum
Slock
Growth
38%
5
2
Insurance
General Reinsurance Corp
int_33%c
33'/a c
Missiles-Jets
19
National
Mulual
New
class A
Casualty
Corp
North
22.19
10.42
Florida
Amsterdam
108%
20%
Northeastern
20.53
12.13
Franklin
Nationwide
New
19%
36%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
al4.45
Trust
Investors
beneficial
of
of
54.12
Shares
—
Inc
11.03
2.50
—
shares
InvesLors
X9.47
Eurofund Inc
15%
104%
1
com
159
Fidelity & Deposit
1
Energy
Continental Casualty
10
57%
5
AA
Fire
328
Franklin
Fund
E
Inc
35%
-21
13%
147
152
Fireman's
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc__l
Diversified Investment Fund -1
Line
Union
33%
v
40%
35%
12
53
315
3.38
15.31
Equity
National
19%
37
32%
140
5
1.91
53.58
&
Natl
44
10
10
2.28
15.16
Stock Fund
8.58
59%
22%
4%
34%
41
10
Co_.
-lc
1
Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Balanced
7.85
Old
43
(Bait)..
Accident Ins
&
Life.
General
Assurance
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Mutual
De Vegh Investing
Baton
Continental
3.27
7.i70
Income Fund
Fund
Connecticut
6.65
lc
7.04
Dreyfus
18.28
6.10
Life
Life
230
3%
32%
4
Fire
Natl
14%
2
221
5
Manufacturers
1
(Ky)
shares
1
Dividend
16.73
Co
Federal
Fund
Crown Western Investment Inc
Series
14.73
18%
17%
55
&
New
2.15
22.39
Trustee
13.48
16%
10
Fire Assurance..12.50
National
Commonwealth Life Ins
3.07
20.56
—
—
Diversified
11.94
Massachusetts Life Fund—
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Delaware
30.92
Life
Monument
;
17
51%
Indemnity & Life Ins
55
20%
,
Va
Merchants
5
Life
Standard
Insurance Co
Boston
3.52
shares
20.39
7.94
Dividend
Beneficial
lc
Mass
1
Inc
B
6.94
15%
lc
Industries
Massachusetts
16.24
.1
Fund Inc
Series
Mass
39
(N J)—2
Natl Lilt Ins
shares—lc
shares
Petroleum
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
Bankers
Special Investment shares, lc
Transport
shares
-lc
Income
Inc
Concord
6.40
Paper
12.80
Fund
13.56
(Galveston)
Ins
-
25%
56%
1
of
Merchants
9'/a
Nat
shores
General
138
11.71
Composite
8'A
Mercury
Metal
Electric
13,700
130
1
Fund
2%
Amer
Amer
13.96
Managed Funds-
11.6C
13.000
.1
Colonial Energy Shares—
Fund
(Wash D C)—1
1
American Re-insurance
....—5
Bankers & Shippers
10
12.04
14.05
(
100
Commonwealth
44
National
Ask
23%
53%
10
Inc
Co
Pacific Insurance Co
14.84
preferred
Colonial
10
48%
27%
3%
3%
14%
v
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—1
Maryland Casualty
...1
Massachusetts
Bonding.
5
3Va
Investors
Bid
—3
Tenn
of
9.31
1
50c
Corp—100
Shares Trust
of Boston
Century
8.65
Inc—1
Fund
Stk
Insurance
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can—1
Loouiis Sayles Mutual Fund—•
Ins Shares &
Capital Life
Growth
Life
Lincoln
25%
American
5.84
25c
1
Insurance
Corp—J.—1
Anler Ins Co
6.34
5
Assurance
Companies
Life
17%
9%
Life
13%
41%
10%12%
15%
(Newark N J)__2%
15.51
19.90
12.42
Life Insurance Investors Inc —1
Canadian International Growth
Fund
Fund
Venture Fund—;
Trust
Lexington
Lexington
Home
American
Par
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
29%
44'A
12%
27%
12.90
1
Inc
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co.!
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)—
1
Co.—
Companies
82 %
77 %
82
78%
11.03
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Fund
5
&
Insurance
12.88
u
10
Surety
78
73%
14.21
_1
Fund
9.62
8.81
Monday, May 9, 1960
.
Ask
10
18.24
(Speculative Com Stk) _1
S-4
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Lnzarri
Ltd
Bonds)
S-3
,
Canada General Fund—
(1954)
Bonds)
Priced
(Low
Bid
Par
American
24.23
Atomic
v.;.'-
Ask
Keystone Custodian Funds—
.
.
SECURITIES (Quotations for Friday, May 6)
Mutual Funds
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Financial Chronicle
3.51
*
95.8
'
15,
1964
1,
1965
,101.18
101.22
...
87.20
87.28
3-60
100.16
Mutual
Investors
Fund
Inc
13.02
14.15
10.20
11.16
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
1
lc
1
13.66
Fund_lc
14.89
10.59
11.59
Whitehall Fund Inc
1
Institutional Income Fund—lc
12.27
13.21
6.25
6.84
Winfield
Ind
Fund__10c
11.92
13.05
4.S0
5.25
Wisconsin
Inc
1
Foundation
Inst
Institutional
Fund
Growth
Intl Resources Fund Inc__
Recent
lc
Bid
Power
5s
Ask
1990
99%
99%
Australia (Com'w'lh of) 5%s_'80
Bausch & Lomb Opt 4'/2S__1979
<99%
Petroleum
6s
1980-76
Burlington Industries 4'As—1975
Canadian
Carolina
Pacific Ry
Pwr
&
Carrier
Corp
Central
Illinois
4s
Lgt 4%s
4'/8s
6s
1990
99%
AS82
1977
El
Paso
1980
5%s
Natural
Gas
Hotel
Louisiana
6s
113
106%
97%
98'A
147
1fiK2
ww
j9a4
&
Lgt 5s_1990
—.»
120
170
98
.99%
99%
6.36
11-
11-
2-59
8-
12-
1-59
9-
United States
83
May
89
May 26,
1960.
1985
102
102%
June
2,
1960
Niagara Mohawk Pwr 4%s_1990
99
99%
June
9,
1960
National
Fuel
5s
Gas
5%s
Northern Ind Pub Ser 47/8S-1990
Pacific
5%s
5%s
Steel
Co
of
Sperry Rand 5%8
8
101%
June
16,
98%
June
22,
1-60
100.16
100.18
1-60
12-
1-60
100.10
100.12
4-60
1-
3-61
100
100.2
5-
2-60
2-
1-61
100
_
100.2
91
94
June
23,
101
June
30,
102%
102%
July 7,
July 14, 1960
July 15, 1960
July 21, 1960
July 28, 1960
5s_1990
101
1967
109
ww
1982
Pipe
80
%
90
101%
113
120
1971
ww
Gas
Corp 5%s
4%s
—:
Westcoast Trans 5%s
99.683
92
Line
August
August
99%
99%
1971
125%
4, 1960
11, 1960
99.710
99.633
99.645
September 29,
99.625
99.644
October
99.567
99.581
October
13,
99.502
99,518
October
17,
99.807
1960
1960
78
Yield Price
99.928
99.750
I960
97%
Treasury Bills
August 18,
August 25,
September
September
September
September
99.863
1960
—1980
Industries
100.18
3-
Bid
99.978
99.919
1960
96%
1969
Okla
5%s
5%s
Ask
Bid
4-
Ask
99.976
1960
1993
5%s
5'/2s
Textron Amer 5s
Underwood
49,
1960
1977
5s
Telephone
Serv
12,
101%
WW—1963
ww
Phoenix
Yield Price
Bid
May
1973
Uran
Petroleum
Pacific
Due
4.80s
Ask
87
Can
Dated
4.40S
1-60
1976
National
Bid
1-60
5'As
1
Brass
Due
5.20s
80
U
100%
1-60
1975
108%
116
2-
3%s._
Mueller
Transcontinental
106 Va
10-
5.25s
103%
Public
104
4-60
100.9
103
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
102%
1-
5-60
2000
Units—
5s
103%
153
5.375
7-
78%
Pipeline
115%
102
100.2
1-59
71%
107%
143
1-60
10-
5'As
70
Northspan
111
Rate
6-
States Tel & Tel—
114'A
Rubber 6sww
Power
94
Ask
1-59
77%
Mountain
103%
1975
1976
General
Acceptance 6s— 1980
Genrl Developm't conv
6s—1975
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Hilton
92
100%
1981
Mid-America
104
90%
99%
Dated
9-
& Sons—
4%s
5%s__1977
Corp 38/as
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
T(re&
92
56%
(M)
Rate
4.65s
4.55s wi
Bid
Lowensteln
1990
Perro
Gen'l
87
100%
124
Producing
_
Power
102
88%
Collins Radio 43As
1980
Commonwealth Edison 4%s_-'90
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s._ 1972
Duke
54%
4969
Light 4%s_1990
Chance Vought 5%s
Coastal States Gas
120
5.88
Issues
Bonds—
99%
British
Fund
Security & Conv. Debentures
BondsAlabama
Growth
99.877
99.827
99.772
99.116
99.158
1960
99.055
99.100
1,
I960
98.978
99.026
8,
1960
98.916
98.966
90
1971
89
1988
83
1960
98,853
22,
1960_
98.753
98.810
1960
98.689
98.749
6,
98.583
98.617
1960
98.509
98.543
1960
98.471
1960
86%
new
New
99.457
October
20,
1960
98.442
98.478
99.449
October
27,
1960
98.376
98.414
98.309
98.349
97.490
97.546
96.249
96.287
99.380
99.400
November
99.316
99.338
January
99.251
99.270
April 15,
99.178
99.217
*YorkflStock&F*Hhant6} V,a^e' stock,
b Bid
stock
Exchange, t New
xork
98.506
99.439
99.431
u.-
3,
1960
15. 1961
1961
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
93
98.907
15.
127%
1970
Ask
1960
yield Prlcex
A Ex-rights
Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted t: luting on
issued,
y Ex-stock divid
Volume 191
Number 5949 ...The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
THE COURSE OF
(2025)
BANK CLEARINGS
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia
Week
1960
$
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 7, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
17.0% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
at $28,947,901,338 against $24,742,620,262 for the same week in 1959.
At this center
there is a. gain for the. week ending Friday of 27.7%.
Our comparative summary
for the week follows:
'
Bank
Pennsylvania—Altoona
"
1959
Ended
•
$
-
1,930,358
Chester
2,351,877
2,192,299
Bethlehem
4,507,140
4,696,773
7,936,329
Wilkes-Barre
4,357,837
6,326,514
6,453,255
25,418,777
New
Jersey—Trenton
Total
(11
16,548,627
cities)
1,070,000,000
4,735,137
1,311,000,000
4.0
4,207,482
3,944,083
6.4
7,856,508
7,712,685
+
+ 13.5
May
7-r
;1960
York
New
2.0
7,167,670
7,379,041
3.7
—
18,431,127
-17,573,539
+
—13.6
24,415,224
5.9
1,315,313,294
Chicago
1,312,807,696
1,178,000,000
778,973,050
6.7
486,305,627
3.0
j 401,000,000
387,600,000
3.5
769,292,000
713,835,887
6.9
542,475,268
489,382,701
564,705,662
+
419,729,353
+
0.8
$22,725,921,684 $18,861,826,699
+
20.5
--
Louis^-I-^.—
___.—;
;
Francisco
Pittsburgh
.-J
...
Cleveland
Baltimore
r———
—
423,087,782
.
+
five days—
cities,
days.
five
cities,
Other
5,184,983,045
>4,900,661,300
12,540,840
266,182,334
293,773,600
+
8.3
69,700,200
72,232,700
—
3.5
539,370,571
64,027,700
621,532,624
58,295,900
13,207,216
13,355,058
—
1.1
10,748,680
14,600,571
+
6.7
14,028,584
574,779,653
526,113,831
+
9.2
440,466,891'
532,649,334
1,689,837,301
1,549,192,206
+
9.1
1,347,327,387
1,545,021,260
;
'
Mansfield
~
Youngstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
(7
cities)
_,
+
All cities,
|
$27,910,904,729 $23,762,487,999
day__^___^~.
one
1,036,996,609
Virginia—Huntington
r^ Total 'all cities'for week—
-
+
$28,947,901,338 $24,742,620,262
—
next'weekv/^je-cannot furnish
issue of
South
„
5.8
209,906,086
9,685,766
1.1
3.0
8,737,202
372,243,067
367,991,977
129,055,084
5.9.
135,920,383
127,455,899
(6
794,366,544
I"> 788,043,378
0.8
735,334,175
742,721,416
cities)
.
+
Ac¬
'-
31,323,578
+ 12.4
145,324,785
+ 10.1
124,533,910
129,758,551
413,076,860
+
4.3
394,900,000
7,219,820
388,100,000
"
I
I
Augusta
"
7,546,575
Mobile
*
6,356,011
239,567,555
+
(10
7.0
Outside of this city there
center showing
an
gain of 3.8%, the bank clearings
was a
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note
New York Reserve District the totals
District of 5.0%
serve
+ 10.2
663,861
+ 11.3
641,630
741,606
+ 31.7
203,463,633
219,169,696
1,511,996,484
cities)
1,352,669,527
+ 11.8
12,748,827
1,197,406,173
in
Reserve District
Richmond
the
register
of 0.8%
and
but the St. Louis Reserve District has to its
Reserve District of 0.9%
5.1%, in the Dallas: Reserve District by 7.6% and in the San Francisco Reserve
trict by 5.0%.
* ;i;
following
>:
/•
Week
Ended
2nd New
3rd
Sioux
4th Cleveland
5-i_-
by
9th
Louis
11th Dallas
;
L.
___;
6
:'■
v.-
•
We
^
week
+11.8
1,197,406,173
v.
;
,
•
■
—
2.1
1,595,913,145
8.2
702,059,954
707,013,367
1,730,692,030
;
759,938,741
+
662,774,648
t-
0.9
578,008,195
V
;
%
+
+
7.6
532,418,616
.+
5.0
1,267,338,971
3.4
25,798,386,876
12,789,630,732
12,320,082,447
+
3.8
11,037,302,002
a
•
'
«.
■
.....
'
.
<
,
.
....
...
>
.
7,958,253
\
851,411,725
-
River
..
.
Bedford___IIZ:ZIfc_I2l__^:-
.
1,574,129
.
-
-
April
New
$
3,460,191
New
;
/; 4
+
1,457,446
12.8
•2,781,425
•"
■
—
+12.1 *,
;
York
;
'
—
6.8
.+
5.0
>
2,341,234
.
33,832,400
'
4r-
.
9 267.350
4-.JL
2,884,704
2,972,317
8.2
702,059,954
707,-013,367
—20.0
0.1
8,660,412
388,773,460
1.3
148,553,916
11,672,237
393,849,514
13-s, 9^2,210
+
14,567,466
8.5
15,549,353
662,774,648
+
—
—
...
.•8,296,299
8,667,013
_
V
4,266,362
—12.8
4,220,789
1.8
5,801,865
6,491,856
6.3
13,330,740
13,658,854
0.9
578,008,195
—
=
38,285,024
28,465,101
137,985,944
143,529,699
4,061,395
+23.6
i:'
+
14.1
2,879,054
2,852,557
+
0.9
6.4
3,077,404
.7^3,497,434
14,097,949,431
13,684,546,685
:+
44,424,156
54,422,894
28,743,509
■;
►.
:
'
:
185,109,361
—
-
.
:
(a) *
•
*
a()'
3i0
14,761,084,874
-«
t
'
-
Springs—-—•
4.1
27,135,579
.Dallas
.
(a)
83,956,252
82,004,958
82,945,529
87,164,314
14,550,670,858'!' 14,114,580,963 ' + 3.1
15,189,320,206
13,743,262,809
96,836,982
-
4.5
78,595,845
89,062,354
+
15,045,453
-
•
+ 76.2
11,179,710
7,619,265
.
5.0
28,549,348
26,661,860
+ .6.8
431,491,284
395,725,162
14,187,132
10,835,456
—
:.
—19.2
9.0
..-■5,544,662
5,762,457
+
5.1
665,073,604
607,941,755
5,765,496
+
710,598,215
>
746,605,084
18,411,445
16,837,448
+
559,127,336
+
7.8
.42,213,330
+ 10.6
46,688,638
—
——
+
.
-
5,689,100
6,971,219
12,902,141
13,094,167
693,136,670
643,932,600
+
7.6
532,418,616
223,969,717
—
4.1
.193,217,898
—
cities)
35,359.218
8,840,000
6,604,349
12,042,520
7,660,000
6,129,000
6,392,676
Falls
(6
459,766,698
461,792,547
34,858,000
—
7.7
9,064,80^-
10,950,003
-
9.3
602,612,770
—
—
8.3
-
1.5
6,283,331
10,874,735
531,677,588
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
Utah—Salt
Lake
-
City
California-Long Beach
Pasadena
-
-
—-
-
San
San
Jose
II
Francisco
I
-
-Santa
L-
-I.™
Barbara
-
Francisco—
214,729,532
^
_
:
Stockton
.
6,769,258
5,697,226
231,695,087 " 203,302,637
108,930,890'': ,110,132,581
, 29,155,416
;
30,249,046
16,312,590
20,161,195
'796,869,669
-749,417,193
39,540,761
34,285,006
,12,696,628
9,755,982
16,535,499
13,527,732
_
Total 1(10 cities
-
1.1
- 3.6
—19.1
+ 6.3
+15.3
• +30.1
+22.2
—
1,401,570,347
26,887,580,163
26,004,629,132
+ 3.4
/ 12,789,638,732
12,320,082,447
+ 3.8
206,370,151
182,472,300
94,867,269
-30,233,270
18,156,196
667,143,533
28,071,090
9,256,374
11,012,359
18,249,501
720.417,238
26,917,271
8,001,137
10,744,361
5,482,823
5,770,059
+14.0/
"^472,163,298
•.
.202,778,018 "
r 103,424,914
28,508,530 .
—15.8
*
+ 5.0 (,:1,267,338^971J
1*303/755,321
32,096,161
8.7
75,075,876
i
"
6,286,194'
——-—.——
Total
.
29,468,732
•
460,692,323
894,946
10,897,897
144;998,084
,
4.3
+
986,174
-749,460
10,847,467
164,912,615
.
s
Louisiana—Shreveport
50,304,760
«•
6,080,125
31,398,347
-
491,893,386.
cities)
(9
Wichita
13,284,213,482
50,788,205
"
571,157,332
>,
1,172,371
..
+ 25.4
—31.4
10,714,575
29,840,527
K
.
6.3
+
757,850
11,990,096
177,521,781
-
950,444
8,221,520
Galveston
3,163,036L
—18.4
+
1,346,744
1,431,358
■f-
Fort Worth
'
2,852,566
27,881,951
.
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
.
Grand
Outside
-
Total (9 cities)
-6,530,667
—
Oregon—Portland
29,933,184
>
4,137,531
656,765,098
(7 cities)
Yakima
+
Syracuse
r'
10.126,928
-
Washington—Seattle
3,721,892
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey__^__
9,283,554
3,609,494
.
Texas—Austin
953,163,951
842,169,876
-
144,977,734
..
.
New
759,938,741
;
5.3
—
3,186,879
.
.
34,458,635
—
Connecticut—Stamford "
3,069,848
——
Total
26,414,459
33,789,200
165,391,648
"V. ~r
124,327,925
6,411,426
rColorado—Colorado
12,391,665
55,377,563
21,524,369
.—16.2
43.614,400
:
15,179,793
,
45,281,195
975.323,183
*■
■"
"7" ~~
187,047,325
Wichita
1,527,806
11,293,807
+ 19.7
10.7
..V:1;;-.
Rochester
,
387,800,000
166,254,106
'
New
385,800,000
192,164,971
126,076,070
4.6
9.3
450,892,509
Paul
iri Missouri—Kansas City'
4,007,535
;•
14,340,044
.+ 18.2
+
.
Jamestown
1,601,956,968
+
Kansas—Topeka
3,307,378
;/3,753,822
0.2
2,904,863
York—Albany—:r
Buffalo,
1,595,913,145
+ 16.6
822,072,151
cities)
Hastings
"
1,453,210
•
8.0
3,216,221
- ^
Blmira
6,551,311
2.1
788,228,411
Second Federal Reserve District—New York
New
—10.4
—
+
16-i,0o4,997
6,928,637
•3,135,099
1,024,124,134
r
_
14,193,167
11,440,923
6,674,578
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
-
696,821,342
-+
12,414,035:
26,908,429
•
(12 -cltles)A—
7,042,069
15,276,467
10,790,707
146,272,985
Nebraska—Fremont
..
$
5,657,578
>
5.1
+
44,905,326
53,765,874
Ham psh Ire—Ma n ch ester_i^_JJ_*
......
1,596,150
,
1,192,409,174
9.6
+
398,800,000
12,157,719
2,778,976
+14.3
14,658,976
V
.
J*: V'.; 22,540,823
Island+-Provldence___'l >40,648,600
Total
14,545,668
....
5.2
—
211,795,908
Dakota—Fargo
.
\+12.4
3,920,827
14,678,196
;
Zl
Haven.Atjj. V>>
Rhode
„
....
1957
1958
-
Connecticut—Hartford
—r
.
2,907,610
Helena
30
Inc. or
3,578,059
'
16,438,459
"' ".
-v-
:
3,913,200
-
"I-
—
7,355,450
49,576,478
58,605,320
'
■
417,200,000
Omaha
Ended
810,444,380
+
V.
*
■
7,069,220
5.3
170,516,980
Dakota—Aberdeen
/
7,056,251
,
4,090,522
Worcester:
6,448,936
1,730,692,030
6.8
+
—
231,447,561
Lincoln
s
.
Springfield K_llLAr.%:
5,780,643
Louis
(4
Total
.
1959
..,3,888,132
Portknd
New
12,079,056
7,427,182
451,447,183
11,694,508,438
'•
**'
15,609,747
J
North
l1
J-
7,476,680
7,856,478
-
r.
24,978,721,920
j-t
Lowell'■
5.1
1,345,060
1,247,874,739
Montana—Billings
+
tP
^
1,159,900,030
.
+ 12.5
1,303,755,321
643,932,600
1960
"
3.1
1,188,593
1,695,053,188
cities)
(17
South
531,677,588
Dec. %
Fall
9,971,130
4,008,545
149,418,243
—11.6
,1
7,835,090
St.
607,941,755
665,073,604
1,401,570,347
at—
Massachusetts—Bnsfnn
3,981,979
18,799,188
1,507,273
+
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis—
our^ detailWd statement showing tho figures for each city for the
Bangor
8,553,470
-164,424,203
3.7
—14.2
Minnesota—Duluth
571,157,332
5.1
710,598,215
Week
Maine
5.5
—
21,198,997
Minneapolis
26,004,629,132
ended April 30 for four years:
Clearings
86,305,000
63,458,857
14,117,081
12,706,119
Total
1,601,956,968
1,472,163,298
'
14,720,369
86,403,000
9,068,220
1,281,688,364
26,887,580,163
I
16,029,880
6.0
18,187,979
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Qulncy
742,721,416
1,352,669,527
" 693,136,670
C11yA-i--~i-
■
add
now
735,334,175
746,605,084
J—108 cities
Outside New York
1,347,327,387
0.8
~ 822,072,151
'
3.2
+
1,545,021,260
9.1
+
656,765.098
_____ij_10
Total
5.9
—
+
9
__
,
12th San Francisco
^
3,116,764
21,029,781
168,842,202
1,209,387,044
7,459,369
Missouri—St.
1,389,361,789
1,146,016,574
788,043,378
_7
City__
.
2,930,871
5,453,079
Peoria
13,743,262,809
15,189,320,206
1,549,192,206
1,695,053,188
4;>'V "
JW---
,—
Minneapolis
10th Kansas
3.1
1,511,996,484
^
17
-
5.0
+
1,315,313,294
1
'9,507,358
5,654,677
Rockford
953,163,951
1,689,837,301
6
-_10 :
Chicago
+
1,230,789,353
;
I''
17,591,438
—
11,721,534
11,071,518.1
;
Decatur
Dis¬
794,366,544
••
7
——
6th Atlanta
8th St
\
• - %
11
_;
—
.975,323,183
..
-
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
14,114,580,963
14,550,670,858
'
60,089,096
City
Chicago
$
$
842,169,876
1,024,124,134
;,
9
;
190,021,897
8,364,439
Illinois—Bloomington
1957
1958
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
$
-
12 cities
—
Philadelphia
1959
1960
-
0.1
+
14,098,942
i
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
'
—15.3
113,346,000
lowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
.
____
York
5th Richmond
7th
a
April 30—s
1st Boston
;
Springfield
furnish
we
'
—45.1
12,493,379
14,555,563
•v
Haute
Total
In the
"'
'
+-'•
r •;
-
Terre
3,864,894
17,165,040
-106,597,000
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
im¬
an
Wayne
South Bend
9.1%',
Kansas City Reserve District the totals are larger
of 8.2%.In the
provement
credit
.■■•"{
Indianapolis
2.1% and the Minneapolis
The Chicago Reserve District suffers a decline of
11.8%.
Indiana—Fort
District of
Atlanta Reserve
in the
2,123,063
,
17,165,681
10,583,426
Rapids
Lansing
gain of 3.1% and in the Boston Re¬
a
Arbor
Grand
the Philadelphia Reserve District the totals register a
but in
1,281,688,364
'
Federal Reserve District- -Chicago—
Michigan—Ann
that in the
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show an increase of
loss of 5.9%.
Seventh
13,496,750
13,612,923
220,814,543
Orleans
I
We group the cities according to the
increase of 3.0%.
248,042,356
738,772
.15,004,928
Total
8,472,791
6,761,745
232,072,592
186,616,856
+
290,717,388
Mississippi—Vicksburg
:
.
9.9
+12.3
248,629,727
265,952,113
Louisiana—New
+ 11.6
6,764,450
5,139,411
300,187,905
Alabama—Birmingham
28,447,160
267,319,389
5,645,884
Florida—Jacksonville
statement- however, which we present further below,
27,983,045
35,207,382
431,000,000
having amounted to $26,887,580,163 against $26,004,629,132 in the
week in 1959.
this
at
8,279,236
159,995,537
—
Georgia—Atlanta
-
'
same
5,266,595
5,112,894
121,502,995
9,787,605
Nashville
them today, inasmuch as the week ends
For that week there was an increase of 3.4%, the aggregate clearings for
the whole country,
23,821,623
193,845,049
389,042,322
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
able to give final, and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
April 30.
19,475,580
1.5
400,738,062
Macon
we are
9.8
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
in
appear
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
detailed
9.2
Columbia—Washington-
Total
+17.0
5,193,070
20,426,000
234,641,136
Carolina—Charleston—IIIIII
District of
Saturday and. the-Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
In the elaborate
13,761,011
18,428,000
„
I
Richmond
5.8
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
"
238,239,146
5,670,736
Virginia—Norfolk
+17.5
980,132,263
12,467,951
-
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
Maryland—Baltimore
Total all cities, 'five days.
+
9.0
West
Ten
12,502,627
+ 14.3
619,146,826
15,583,968
7
Columbus
7.8
290,541,950
71—
II
1
:
13,201,270
331,954,921
670,379,539
+ 10.8
615,341,905
City.
Cleveland
_
_
Kansas
5.1
14,231,804
Cincinnati
1,121,000,000
471,583,101
—
Boston
San
Ohio—Canton
7.2
831,390,593
Philadelphia
St.
+ 27.7
1,224,809,764
27,108,515
1,389,361,789
1,146,016,574
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
%
1959
$16,180,943,339 $12,675,484,655
3,516,037
3,584,208
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Ended
Week
2,390,121
2,162,201
4,375,407
6.7
—
19,161,557
1,230,789,353
1,620,281
2,382,350
6.9
+
24,511,134
Delaware—Wilmington
8.3
—
—
7,459,591
3,838,919
'York
-
2,296,306
1,238,000,000
Scranton
$
1,520,441
7.8
—
4,227,782
1,155,000,000
1957
1958
—17.9
2,234,418
4,521,472
;
30
or
Dec. %
2,377,988
♦2,050,000
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
April
Inc.
45
total
(108 Cities)
New York
*Estimated.
City
—
—
(a) Clearings operations
discontinued. "'
,
25,798,386,876
24,978,721,928
11,037,302,002
11,694,508,438
'
'
'■* \
-
—
■
Commercial and
The
Financial Chronicle
Country Club—
/
General & refunding mortgage
Midlothian
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
due
Tariff Act of 1930, 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.
RATES
CERTIFIED B\
APRIL
TO
1960
29,
MAY
INCLUSIVE
1960,
5,
Monetary Unit
and
Country
April 29
Argentina,
g
peso—
Austria,
franc.
dollar—
India,
Spain,
.209725
.209775
2.808660
2.809080
2.808220
2.808300
v-.
.203945
.239777
,
.00161085
.00161085
.00277351
.00277351
.00277351
.00277351
.328266
.328266
.328233
.0800560-
.0800560
.0800560
.265200
.265195
.265195
2.780851
2.781267
2.780415
2.780495
.140281
.140275
.140243
.140256
.230531
.230658
2.798166
2.798585
2.797728
2.808660
2.809080
Madison
2.808220
Maher
Y.
Convertible
...
'
(quar.)
shares
priority
Shirt
Manhattan
Manitoba
Co.
——i
Coal—
-
,
,
5-13
•
*
>
.
V
*>"5- 6
*+30c
6-10
5- 5
5-10
t25c
35c
12V2C
.,.6-30
6-10
7-20
6-16
5-11
6-30
-
17Vic
(quav.)—
Saskatchewan
&
—
(initial)
Specialties
5-13
5-13
4-25
v 6-15
'
.
(P. R.) & Co. (quar.)
Majestic
€-15
6- 3
?
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Corp.,
:
two-for-one split—
approve a
Ltd.
■
1 6-15
J8c
35c
25c
,
.—
Electric Co.—
&
Gas
Mallory
suspended.
•Temporarily
Co.
Shoes,
Mailman
2.808300
'
V
(quar.)
(quar.).
Co.
Stockholders
.230731
2.797808
—
——
Magnavox
.193581
;
;
".Y\ .\*
tl5c
:_
MacWhyte
.0166367
.193593
2.809080
poundpound sterling.
Kinedom,
:.:r
2.798585
Africa,
South
.0166367
.193631
.230568
.193643
.230537
-
Powell River, Ltd.—
Extra
.0166367
.0166367
.193632
Quarterly
.0349500
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
Name of Company
■
Macmillan Bloedel <fe
.0349350
.0349500
.0349500
',YYY:YPer
1'YTY&" Share
Y.;.:,
■
"">
:
.265195
-
12
Continued from page
.328233
.0800560
.0166367
franc.
DIVIDENDS
•*
.00161085
.00161080
peso-
escudo
Switzerland,
United
.239777
.209750
.140300
krona.
of
.239780
.209725
.
2.731267
peseta
Union
.239780
.0349600
1818
.00311228
-
.0800560
Islands,
1882
May 24
—.
.210600
-
.265200
guilder.
pound.
krone-
Sweden,
.203935
.328366
Zealand,
Portugal,
.00311228
.203930
'
1970—;
due
debentures
convertible
•Announced in this issue.
.00277351
malayan dollar-
Philippine
.00311228
.00161075
peso—
Norway,
.00311228
.203925
.209737
Netherlands,
New
.210575
2.809080
:
yen
Mexico.
1.033854
.210575
.239780
pound
Malaysia,
1,032786
.210600
.203905
franc
new
Page
27
1.033541
1.035078
.00311228
deutsche mark
lira
Japan,
.0200570
.210612
rupee
Ireland,
Italy,
.0200570
1, I960—— May
.0384062
.0200556
1.035651
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markkaFrance (Metropolitan)
Germany,
.0384062
.0200550
.
.0384062
*
Development Co. of Delaware—
Western
6%
.0384062
.0384062
.0200550
Belgium,
Canada,
2.238310
2.237976
2.238310
poundschilling.
Australia,
1
.
.
Uranium Mines Ltd.—
5%-sinking fund debentures due Dec.
2.237689
2.237625
%
1923
Date
Company and Issue—
.0120116
-.0120115
.0119928
.0119928
.0120000
Free
1922
1419
pronto
S
$
•
Jun
1,1979..
ISSUES CALLED
ENTIRE
Thursday
May 5
May 4
May 3
May 2
1
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
bonds, series C, due June
mtge.
5%%
States Money)
York (Value in United
Cable Transfers in New
1
Lignt Co.—
Gas
Worcester
First
for
Rate
Buying
Noon
Jun
—-r—•
Investment Co. of St. Louis—
,'. 7 7 1
Jun ; l
4%% debentures due June 1," 1968.^^---'—
—
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—
•' '
May 1
6% debentures due Nov. 1, 1977^r-——--Jun ,1
Texaco, Inc., 2%%
debentures due June (1, 1971—,.—.
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—
Jun
1
6% debentures due June 1, 1977
x930
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
15 >ear 4 fo ,o bonds,
1903-..,-——-- — ----—.
1,
June
Page
..
.
,
Securities
requirements of Section 522 of the
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
Date
and Issue—
Company
Pursuant to the
Monday, May 9, 1960
.
,
* •
6- 1
5-12
»
Class
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks increased $136 million and bor¬
thousands of dollars)
(In
Increase ( + ) or
rowings
Decrease (— ) Since
certificate
Gold
18.112,645
account
+
950,729
F.
R.
—
444,072
cash
—
395,664
—
572,294
+
Industrial
—
advances
loans
S.
loans
Loans
290,379
and
adjusted +
—r
Loans
+139,500
1,596.667
_
_
Notes
—
Bonds
U.
—10.142.733
+10,142,733
13.010,298
Other
U.
■
Total
Held
25,597,729
bought outright
under
+
+
230,933
139,500
290,100
258,100
repurchase agree't
,
securities
+
397,600
26,489,989 Y
+
Other
52,633
424,587
—
Due
loans
from
Cash
securities.
and
L
foreign banks
items
in
collection
Bank
—241.531
5,433.040
103,210
premises
Other
assets
foreign
to
363,389
.
+
+
U.
435.937
120
8,042
—
20,296
+
Total
assets
+125,139
52,292,753
banks
one
Reserve
27,248,208
+
40,417
18,216,628
notes
+
363,550
231,830
+
Deposits:
167
—
•+
Meier
I
28*
t
Member
U.
S.
bank
reserves—
Treas.—general
account
+
...
_____
303,118
_
141
+
170,011
Foreign
Other
—117,655
478,198
3,643
Balances
422,960
and
with
63.410
•
—
Other
93,036
—
—!
Total
Deferred
deposits
19,167,955
availability
items
4,556,230
& accrued -dividends
Other liabs.
+ 249,679
4
761
+
90
t
25,991
—
196
-5,886
3.80%
686
3.85%
-2,229
3.90%
1,474
444
548
121
125
3
—
+
41,354
cash
-
29
1,531
17,773
4,769
+
Banks
-2,971
46
13,180
+
1,232
+
-•
338
5
banks
2,623
—
.
3,613
assets/liabilities
873
-
59
coin
+
f 322,453
2,041
+
6,172
—
+
135,642
55
68
156
-
8
•
553:
—1,208
961
U. S.
liabilities
51,013,747
+105,524
—
Foreign
CAPITAL
Time
ACCOUNTS—
3,219
537
—
608
1,371
demand
583
9,934
Government demand
Domestic
106,732
60,702
—
3
deposits
Other
in
+
A
906
+
397,659
18~709
774,808
capital accounts
+ ?
—
106,539
93,602
—
73.447
banks
banks
Total liabs. & capital accounts
to
deposit and F,
bilities
combined
R.
52,292,753
1,333
41.1%
—
785
—
30,454
+
52
405
+
136
34
2,300
+
33
962
.
others
t Exclusive
__
80
+
66
+
253,682
tion
.2%
of
of
loans
valuation
t Not
accept¬
available
to
domestic
commercial
banks
individual loan items
comparable basis; reporting
reserves;
on
1959.
and
167,988
215
commitments
+
—
(quar.)
form
deduc¬
vS;
-
■
8,
\l
Class
4.40%
$1
6-
1'
Co.
5-23
35c
(quar.)
6-13
6-15Y
5-14
6-3
Co.—
95c
96'Ac
7-1
7-1
6-3
97Vic
7-1
6-3
(quar.)
$1.08%
7-1
6-'3
7-1
6-3
6-25
&
Co.
Inc.,
15c
A
7-10
50c
(quar.)
5-31
50c
6-30
8-
The
condition
statement
of
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended April 27:
Decreases of $236 million in loans ad¬
justed, $196 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, $583 million in demand deposits adjusted, and
$608
the
million
banks, and
in
an
ment demand
Commercial
districts and
Below
Federal Reserve
a
demand deposits credited to domestic
increase of $537 million in U. S. Govern¬
industrial
decreased
in
e'ght
Loans to brokers and
dealers for purchasing or carrying U. S. Government and
other securities decreased $291 million.
"Other" Joans
increased $90 million.
-
list
a
of
stock
common
4.90% • preferred (quar.)__;
$1.22%
Michigan Seamless Tube Co. (quar.)
25c
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar..
20c
.8-
corporate
called
Water
(quar,)
Abrasive
Piping
Mile
High
Mill
Factors
&
Kennel,
cie.ss
Corp.
decreased $74 million.
securities decreased $118 million.
Holdings of "other"
Interbank time deposits increased
$80 million, of which
redemption'
called
under
the current volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
(s-a);
A
Air
Reduction
4.50%
Columbia
5%%
Co.,
4Vi%
preferred
Gas
Date
conv,
pfd. stock, 1951 series—
Pag<)
Jun
fi
ififi*
jun
—
i
setter
H
3
due
1982—
_
5%%
Conlon-Moore
First
Irving
First
Kaiser
5%
series
E
bonds
Mississippi
(quar.)__
$4.60
Fower.4.40%
preferred
June
1,
1987
Jun
_
;
1
*
Corp.—
Public
$4.30
preferred
4%
due
bonds,
Oct.
6-30
5-10
35c
5-31
4%
7-15
C
(Robert)
Co.,
6-13
%%
(quar.)
1967
A
bonds, due Dec.
_
jun
i
jun
—
Aluminum
.fc
Chemical
First
4.93%
First
3%%
bonds
bonds
1, 1966_
1
-
Rubber
due
Jan.
1,
1976
Jan.
1,
1976—_______
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Co.
Mining
&
Investors
5-15
25c
6-15
_•
~~
approximately
$3
participating preferred
Corp., Ltd.,1 common
preferred A (quar.)
7% preferred B (quar.)
92c
•
Mav 31
""""May
31
«
-
»
5rl2
+20c
7- 2
1
6-
t$1.75
common
(quar.)__
(quar.)____.
Hardware—
i
■
preferred
5% preferred (quar.)_
Morrison-Knudstn Co. (quar.).
Mosinee Paper Mills (quar.
2
6-10
7- 1
30c
62 %c
»
2
5-27
5-27
5-27
5-23
6-15
-
2
6-
t$1.75
Engineering Co.,
5-
5-16
75c
(quar.)
7%
Moore-Handlcy
">
-
5-24
__
(quar.)__
Moore
prior
5-25
:
,
Service—
;
.
30c
1
5*16
6-1*5-2
5-16
5-2
30c,
5nl6
$1
5-31
25c
6-10
6c
5-31
5-12
5-16
5-13
$3.50
6-20
6-
55c
6- 1
5-13
5-15
5- 1
$1 25
40c
*
Extra
Corp. (quar.)„_
Motor Wheel Corp.
Diablo Co.
Vernon
„
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
Mills,
Inc.,
!
7%
pfd.
Murphy (C. G.) Company
(s-a)__
(quar.)
Mutual
.
'-Y-6-30
16 %c
(quar.)
receipts
6-15
6-15
f
25c
Chemical—
5-20
0- 1
6-20
5-27
5-27
5-27
6-10
4-29
1
6-15
10c
System
Chemical
Moody's
7-
$1.05
Marking
-
7-1
87%c
Monarch
2
6-15
i25c
.
(quar.)_l
dep.
V
'
$2,
(quar.
Monsanto
American
7-
.
1
6-1
*
j:25c
(quar.)
preferred
*
-•
Ccrp.—
due
common
:
131 %c
Ltd.—
Containers, Ltd., class A
Montecatini
6-
$1.38
participating class A (accum.)
Eirmingham RR. Co., 4% pfd. (s-a)
preferred
6-13
;;
$1.07%
& Co., Ltd.
1
5-13
18c
(quar.)
-
7-
40c
(quar.)
5-16
7- 1
6-15
6-15
4-29
5-20
5-20
5-16
5-16
6-15
7-1'
$1.10
(quar.)___
com.
(quar.)
preferred
(J. S.)
J25c
(quar.)__
dividend
preferred
Mount
1,
series
5-20
6- 1
4-28
1
38%c
$1.15
Cement
Service,
Mount
Pulp <fc Paper Ltd.—
r
56%c
(quar.)
Portland
Missouri
Motor Finance
due
5-20
6-
15c..
30c
ir7g
System, Inc.—
debentures
Community Public Service Co,—
7-1
5-31
1
1
15c
(quar.)
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd...:
Minneapolis Gas Co. (quar.)
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)_
w
Mississippi Glass Co. (stock dividend)______
$2.50
Inc.—
cumulative
5-1
7-11
6-
7-
Mine Safety Appliance Co.—
Morgan
REDEMPTIONS
5-18
6-14
15c
(initial)
Inc.
5-16-
.
37 Vic
•
7-16
5-5
5-23
5-16
6-15
4-29
5-20-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.i.
Rhoades,
4.20%
bonds, notes,
for
7-16
1
3Vi-%
sinking fund provisions'
The date indicates the redemption or last date for making tenders, and the page number gives the location in
including those
First
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $125 million and
the combined total of
Treasury notes and U. S. Govern¬
found
Company and Issue—
loans
total of $46 million.
ment bonds
be
and
PARTIAL
deposits.
and
will
preferred
5-16
6-16
.
1
Mohawk
banks of
5-16
5-31
50c
common
(quar.)
Mohasco Industries,
"
•
$1.11%
class
(quar.)
preferred
Modern
Fund Notices
5-13
5-13
;
50c
$1.10
$1
Redemption Calls and Sinking
5- 2
5- 2
1
Mobile &
Condition Statement of Member Banks
6-15
(quar.)
Stern
Mitchell
360
5-6
4-29
(quar.)
B
Mitchell
109,696
6-
(quar.)
Edison
5-27
5- 6
(quar.)
Stock
July
5-16
$1.18%
(quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric,
gross.
revised
v
6- 1
7
preferred
(quar.)___,
class A (initial)
$5.52
—
62Vic
15c
(quar.)
Missouri
after
shown
are
foreign
correspondents
loan
—
reserves
note lia¬
Contingent liability on
ances
purchased
for
Industrial
+125,139
10
—
Borrowings:
From
Ratio of gold certificate
357
—
deposits:
From Federal Reserve Banks
(quar.)__i—
42Vic
$1.06 \'a
50c
(Fred),
Miller
Other
20.099
285
+
deposits:
Interbank
Capital paid
Surplus
—1,314
6-15
preferred
preferred
4.35%
Meyer
5-13
preferred
preferred
Mid-West
adjusted
B
Stores
Metropolitan
Midwest
Interbank
Total
Mercantile
Middlesex
deposit
5-27
j.
.'
A
Company
Michaels,
118
—
preferred
4.45%
1
-
—
87,781
—182,531
4%
A
assets—net
Demand
(quar.)
common
Inc.
preferred
Mengel
j"
186
667,187
—
6-14
7- l?i;„,
6- 1,v^
6-1
5-157- 1
5-16
15c
4%%
t
15
LIABILITIES—
Total
5- 2
Shoe Corp.—
+
9,572
domestic
6- 1
6-15
25c
50c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Frank,
Melville
+
.
Reserve
!
(quar.)
Telephone,
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
common
preferred
5%
62Vic
7- 1
5-27
6-30
Engineering Co.—
preferred
+
___
with Federal
5%
A
766
years...
&
5-16
5-13
5-13
5-13
5-13
7- 8
6-15
7-29
10c
55c
(quar.)
Corp.,
4 Vi %
1,614
five
Currency
—
Mead
Robbins, Inc.
&
Machine
McNeil
—
Ltd.
Mines
....
i25c>
37Vic
(quar.)
Porcupine
93%c
933/4C
93%c
(quar.)
common
preferred
:—
years
securities
Reserves
$2.50
banks——
year
five
Other
Federal
Corp.,
+
securities—total—
One
to
McCord
—
__
Government
After
Stores, common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
,—
$3.75 preferred
(1945 series) (quar.)
$3.75 preferred
(1947 series) (quar.)
3%% preferred (1959 series) (quar.)
Mayfair Industries (initial)
Common
414
__
Department
McKesson
40
(quar.»
Conveyer
$3.40
1,635
—
commercial
Within
253,682
—
5-20
Mathews
t
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
LIABILITIES—
6-10
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
Massawippi Valley RR. (s-a)—
4,243
-
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
134,909
+
S.
loans
5-16
7-1
25c
55c
85c
—
6- 1
:
Insurance
Special
loans
estate
5-13
5-25
8- 1
12,581
domestic
Other
5-31
20c
$3
Life
&
(quar.)
14,818
to
Real
15
of
process
62Vic
Indemnity
Co.
.
(quar.)
& Co.
Meadville
finance, etc
—
Loans
342,134
5-20
5-13
7- 1
Mclntyre
31
2J
—
135
__—
—
Loans
Total
5-16
6-10
5-31
7-22
Massachusetts
t
2331
58 J
—
1,116
Sales finance, personal
25,887,829
6- 1
35c "
+25c
15c
Marshall Field
institutions:
financial
t20c
tl
carrying:
purchasing or
securities
nonbank
(s-al
Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd.
<s-a)
Marquette Corp.
(initial quar.)
Class
370
1,442
___—
securities
to
+
B
Manning,
pur¬
Government
other
;
for
loans
S.
Loans
178,300
+
for
dealers
and
carrying:
securities
or
Government
S.
Other
2,483,771
________
brokers
to
chasing
230.933
—
8,506.993
—
901
loans
Agricultural
outright—
Bills
Certificates
—
30,940
industrial loans
337
364
550
236
46
9
—
67.492
——
and
Commercial
882
+
29,866
securities:
Government
Bought
104,669
103,055
investments^—™...
investments adjusted t,
and
Total
16.876
+
17,866
26,987
1959
(.In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
92.058
+
57,131
1960
1960
.
Acceptances—bought outright
U.
•
599.370
April 29,
April 20,
April 27,
42,877
+
3,096
Loans
i
—
and
Discounts
reserves
banks
other
of
notes
Other
certificate
gold
Decrease (—) Since
642,247
1
3,097
—
19,063.374
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Total
,
t20c
May
Increase( + ) or
1959
1960
1960
ASSETS—
increased $33 million. Loans to
$186 million.
others
from
domestic commercial banks increased
May 6,
April 27,
May 4,
(s-a)
Class
except
York City. Time deposits
interbank increased $52 million.
$60 million was in New
A
6-
|
5-2
-
Inc.—
Investment
Fund,
Quarterly from net investment income
able
In
cash
or
stock__^.________
v
r
pay■
8c
'
Per
When
Share
Che
Nalc°
(qUard_
Cq
national A
,
25c
(initial)„„„
Chemical, new common
.
Co.-1 (quar.)
rt-sket
.
SSSSS
Common
7-15
6-17
4%
$1.75
5-13
5-16
y5- 6
6-10
5-17
30c
6-
Papercraft
Pacolet
Drop
5-6
Park
J15C
6-1
5-6
6-
1
4
6-
3
9-
35c
5-13
:4 7-
t5c
'
2
,C£l
y
Quarterly
rt
-—r-r—;
^Rubber
(qUar.)
A
•
6-10
5-31
6-15
5-20
4-25
Penn
income
<
:ij,
»
(quar.)
p-t,
dividend
—
Neiman-Marcus, 4'A% Pfd. (quar.)
Neisner Bros., Inc. (quar.)
-Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.)
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
Non-voting common
7 7 -Stock dividend
5-25
4-29
11-23
10-31
:
•.
New
5-2
6
5-
1
5-13
6-10
5-12
1
6-
40c
6-
1
5-16
Central
5-31
10c
6-20
5-31
(quar.)..
$2
:
preferred
Ft.
6-
1
5-
6
St.
4-30
St.
5-16
(quar.)
Ry.,
6-15
6-
6-10
5-
6-10
35c
preferred
5
v
5-20
9
6-
5-19
5-13
1
6-30
6-30
6-
San
5-20
4%%
4.70%
6r30
£■.}
6- 1
5-26.
1st
1
4.70%
1
5-
6
'>■
6-20
5-20
6-20
5-20
1
5-
6
7-
1
6-
3
$1.10
*6c
r.—
4.40%
Public
Indiana
Common
Service—
•
•
Northern
Quebec
'
Ohio
quar.)
Telephone (increased
Northern Oklahoma Gas (quar.)_
Northwest
44/2Vr
5.75%"
4,V2%
5(4%
Norwich
21c
(incr.-quar.)
(quar.)—_.i.r
Service, com. (quar.)__
,
>
$1.43%
27'Ac
$1.12'A
_____________
(quar.)___
Pharmacal
Co.
_____
__
7
5-
5-
5
Corp.)
5'A%
5-
6
5-
6
(quar.).
1
5-
6
D
(quar.)
29 %C
6-
1
5-
6
34 %c
6-
1
5-
6
5-
2
32'Ac
(quar.)_—^
preferred series
Salant, class A (quar.)
1
5-18
Schenley Industries,
$1.25
6-
1
5-18
7-
1
6-10
$1.75
7-
5
6-10
Arms
Stock
shs.
(8
5-14
5-
5
5-14
1
5-13
5%
1
stock
pref.
4-20
5-16
5-
7-15
6-30
15c
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-20
7-
1
6-20
10c
8-
1
9-
1
8-19
55c
6-10
5-13
85c
8-
1
7-15
$1
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Schlumberger,
5-10
8-
—
(quar.)
common
preferred
~35c
held)—
common
3714 c
10c
shs.
100
Corp.,
.____
__—.—
$1.3.7?/?,,»
(quar.)
Monthly
1
5-6
6-
1
5-6
Monthly
35c
(quar.)__
7 6-
$1.25
pfd.
6-
1
5-
Monthly
37'Ac
5
—
6-10
6-30
Scott Paper
$1.75
77 7
6-
5-20
1
$3.40
2
Co.,
preferred
1
'5-19
10c
6-
1
5-19
t$2
7-
17
37'Ac
6-
1
5-15
Seaboard
65c
5?14
4-22
Seabright-Oswego
50c
6-10
5-16
18c
6-10
6-
20c
5-20
5-10
—
pfd. .(s-a)_____„i—
(increased-quar.)_
4%
Co.
(quar.)___
—
.
5%
Co.
1
7-15
4-29
1
5-12
6-1
(quar.)
5-12
"25c
7-10
6-16
$1.18%
7-10
$1.25
7-10
35c
—
t25c
(quar.)
common
Finance Co.,
7
,
(quar.)_____
common
(quar.)
preferred
'$5 preferred (quar.)
Surety
•
J.)
(N.
Co.
Falls
1
5-13
6-10
v
20c
"Oak Mfg. Co. (auar.)_
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd. (quar!)___ ____—.—
Ohio Edison Co., 4.56%
preferred (quar.)__:.
Okanagan Helicopters, Ltd.—
6%
convertible preferred
Oklahoma
Corp.
Common
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Inc. (quar.)
Oklahoma Natural
5%
434%' preferred
^
A
$1.14
common
6-15
7-
6'/4C
5-16
5-16
59 %c
5-16
25c
of South Africa
nonresident
•/
20S
"
<
Products, Ltd.,
7%
preferred
4%
preferred
Orpheum
D
___—;
._!L'__
5-3
6-13
6-
Building
5-13
"
5-13
4-14
5-13
4-14
l$3
6-
1,
4-29
.
$1.19
7-
1
6-20
1
6-20
6-10
4%
preferred
(auar.)_
Chemical,
uxiord
I—""————
Corp.
(quar.—
Glass, common' (quar.)___—
Owens-Illinois
Oxford
class
Paper Co.,
$5
J___.
A
45c
6-10
6-10
_
American
World
Airways
$1.10
>
6-10
5-25
5-
;__—
(quar.).4—_
preferred
Preferred
oft
1st
Son preferi-cd
preferred
1
preferred
Pacific
Lighting
ackaging Corp.
o/o
preferred
'
page-Hershey
Pall
corp.
.
Reading Company—
4%
non-cumulative
of
62'Ac
$1
;
5
preferred
$1.25
5-10
Red
1
6-13
Reeves
5-16
4-29
Refractory
5-13
6-5
7-
$1.25
6-
1
6-
1
5-16
20c
6-
3
5-13
4-15
Mines,
MacDonald
Insulation
&
Chemicals
Reichhold
Reheis
.
5-20
20c
Stores
Owl
Co.,
Remco
Industries
Renold
Chains
f
4-15
1
1
7%
6-
$1.10
4-22
5-14
4-22
37 Vac
5-14
4-22
30c
5-14
4-22
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco
28 Vac
5-14
4-22
Rheem
,
27 V»c
5-14
4-22
v
(quar.)
(quar.)___._
(quar.)—
f3c
6-
4-20
60c
5-16
25C
6-13
6-
1
6-13
6-
1
37'AC
*22 'AC
7'/aC
2
6-15
5-16
4-29
7-
$1.10
>
$1.10
class A
class A
Republic
5%
Pictures
Corp.
4»A%
Oil
Tinto
River
6-17
5-31
1
6-14
5-11
4-20
20c
5-14
4-29
50c
6-
9
5-19
Corp.
7-
5-16
1
6-
1
5-16
5-14
4-29
Ltd._—
(N. J.) (quar.)__
*20c
6-27
5-28
15c
6-15
6-
15c
5-16
.7———
40c
4-22
Rice
Mills,
California
4.08%
4.78%
4.f
7-
1
6-15
Southern
10-
1
(quar.)
9-15
10c
5-16
4-29
15c
5-16
5-5
6
5-16
—
12'Ac
6-
—
Co. (quar.)__
55c
15c
6-
6
6-10
5-13
5-10
$1.12'A
6-10
5-10
75c
6-15
5-16
——
(quar.)
$4.75
preferred
Stock
Southern
Southwestern
Quarterly
3
4-29
6-10
5-20
6-10
5-
2
6-30
6-
3
6-30
6- 3
6-30
6-
6-
1
5-
5
5-31
5-
5
5-31
5-
5
30'Ac
5-31
5-
5
5-31
25c
6-
1
5-12
25c
6-
1
5-12
6-
(quar.)—
Ltd.
1
5-12
34c
6-. 1
5-12
*62'Ac
5-16
4-20
$0.265625
—
35c
6-
6
$2.38
„■
11-
5-
2
.
1
10-20
50c
6-14
5-31
4%
6-
1
5-10
70c
6-15
5-13
25c
6-15
25c
9-15
8-15
$1
(quar.)
6-10
5-31
•
preferred
Mills
3
5-10
—
Chemical Co.
Co.—
2
6-
25'AC
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(s-a)
5-13
$1
12-10
11-30
19c
5-16
4-29
18c
6-15
6-
10c
*
5-13
4-30
20c
7-11
7-
—
Service
(quar.)_*_
(quar.)
Life Insurance Co.
5-10
5-
5-16
26'Ac
Investors
4-15
5-10
297Ac
Electric
2
5-13
6-10
4%
——
Southwestern Drug Corp., common
6-13
5-
5-13
6-15
38 %c
(stock dividend)
Southwestern
30c
1
6-
7c
Southwestern
20%
5-12
50c
(s-a)
noncumulative
Semi-annual
5-26
31'Ac
Quarterly on common from 1959 earnings
noncumulative preferred (quar.)_
Paper
5-12
6-10
35c
dividend-—.
Southland
1
10c
5%
5%
1
6-
45c
(quar.)
Nat"ral Gas
Railway
5-13
6-
Co.—
Co.,
Power
Fertilizer &
Southern
H
75c
—:
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4'A%
6-10
6-
*$1.25
——
preferred
*5c
(quar.)
(resumed).,—,
Edison
Southern California Water,
4%
2
—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.24%
5-13
7-
*17'Ac
pfd. (quar.)—
5%
preferred
Southern
1
—
preferred
$1.55
5-20
4-29
6-
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
South Georgia Natural Gas
$1.25
*28c
J28C
Inc.
1
6-15
5-13
25c
._.
—
Company
9-15
5-13
62'Ac
(quar.) —
common
————
Canada
12-15
5-2
1
6-
61c
(quar.)
Southern
19- 1
8
6-13
$$1.75
(reduced)
6-15
1-1-61
4-
25c
75c
(quar.)
1
*5c
9
*10C
——
Co. (quar.)
Snap-On Tools Corp. (quar.)
Socony-Mobil Oil (quar.)
Sonotone Corp., common (quar.)
5.44%
Co.,
Brand
Ltd.
7-
*27c
5-
Co.—
(H. & Sons, Ltd.,
5-31
——
9
5-25
$1
(quar.)
5-18
—
(quar.)—^
(quar.)(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.
2
5-
5-20
A (quar.)_
6-30
20c
6-2
5-25
of Canada, Ltd.—
Pacific Power
5-31
7yac
pfd,
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
■'
:_
(quar.)
1
6-
2
$1.25
common
Skelly Oil
5-20
6-
Ltd. Amer. dep. rets —
(Year-end Dec. 31, 1959. Equal to about
$1.61 per depositary share)-——
Rio
6-10
Co.,
Sinclair Oil Corp.
6
12'Ac
Manufacturing, common—
preferred (quar.)—
Richfield
6-
2
7-
sub¬
preferred (quar.)
Simmons
6-18
31'Ac
Drug & Chemical Co.
Rexall
1
20c
(quard
Industrial Corp.
7-
7-
1
Signode Steel Strapping,
1
30c
*15c
(quar.)—'
Republic
6-30
4-14
*50c
(quar.)
$2.44 preferred
6-17
6-29
5-20
15c
Trading—
free (qual to 52c)
Sherwin-Williams Co.
6-17
7-
L
Ltd—
class A (quar.)——
5-14
Mfg.
Smith Tool Co.
(quar.)
(initial).
31'Ac
(quar.)
4-29
Canada,
34 %c
—
...
(quar.)..
4-29
20c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
31'Ac
Ltd.
4%
7-
6
5-25
*56'Ac
9d tax
Sherwin-Williams
5-25
6-
15c
Shenango Valley Water, 5%
Sherritt Gordon Mines, Ltd.
5-27 /
4-29
30c
(quar.)——__
A
4-29
5-27
4-29
5-13
ject to approval of shareholders on May 19
Sheller
5
5-13
*20c
5-27
87'Ac
.__
(quar.)_—__—
class A
4-22
(quar.)
2
3s
Simpson's,
—_____i.__
1st
5-14
Tubes,
of
Final
5-
5-20
7'Ac
——7—
(quar.)
B
Shell Transport &
4
5-
6-10
1
15c
(quar.)
4-25
*20c
(quar.)_____
(quar. )_______r__—
4-22
com.
5-
35c
*Reading Tube Corp., common
7,7
5-14
America,
1
9-10
7-
(initial)
^
5-15
'
311/4C
Corp.
1
6-
*25c
___
(quar.)__7_
"Rayonier, Inc.
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%
".JO'/e
7"
6-
f*27'Ac
(quar.)-
(quar.)_______
28 Vac
:
(quar.)
4-80%
5-25
40c
5-13
(quar.)
6-10
6c
:
4-22
(quar.)—;
(quar.)
1
6-14
6-10
9-30
30c
common
preferred series
Class
invest¬
(quar.)—
Co.
Purina
Inc.
(quar.)
A
6-10
*7-
7-1
31'Ac
4'A% preferred series B (quar.)
Sheaffer (W. A.) Pen, class A (quar,)_
&
4-22
(quar.)
preferred
1
5-20
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
36c
from
s-a)
(extra'
1
pfd.' (quar.).
(quar.)
7-
6c
Fund
5-14
preferred
J, preferred
5/2 '/o
(initial
5-14
«-»
Electric, 4.36%
4%
Corp.,
50%
27'/4c
Quarterly
&
7
5-13
20c
Pacific Atlantic
Canadian Investment, Ltd.—
Pacific Gas
1
40C
(quar.)___
Raymond International, Inc., (quar.)
5-13
7-
65c
(quar.)—
Pacific Finance
Corp. (quar.)
iflc
Gamble
Robinson
(quar.)
pan
1
6-
12»Ac
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd.
5-13
90c
7 Vac
____
preferred
6-
6-15
$1
income)
Growth
Ralstor.
6-1
$1
15c
(quar.
(quar.)
6-15
1
6-10
—
Co.
(quar.)
_____—_1_—
Water & Power Co.—
Common
Fund—
Hydraulic
Ranco,
•
_!___
(quar.)__
,:
'
$4 40
preferred
Outboard Marine
2
35c
:
Machinery, Inc.—
$1.20 preferred A (quar.).
Radio Corp. of America—"
'
7 :
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)
4-22
7 25c
'
common (quar!)————___
(quar.)' __c.____
preferred
5-
5-16
1
7-
10c
:
(initial)
B
Sierra
6
t$1.75
'
(quar.)/_________
J®1/Taip Power,
S3.60
(quar.)
Quemont Mining Corp. Ltd.__—___.
7'Ac
•
Class
Shakespeare
1
7-
7-15
3%
Shops,
v
6-
7-15
$1.25
D.) & Co.
Candy
Simon
(quar,)__
Utilities Inc.—
B
4-29
-
preferred (cjuar.)___
;_______
Ontario & Quebec
Ry
(s-ai-___
0r&nge & Rockland
4.75%
4-29
5-14
7'AC
Quebec Power Co/(quar.)—7
7Quebec Telephone Co., 5% pfd.
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
Racine
com.
5-14
See's
5-16
Union
tax)
4-29
6-20
68%c
dividend
(G.
4-29
6-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
6-16
5-20
3%
—
(quar.)
Acceptance
Stock
5%
Carolina—
(quar.)_______
common
Putnam
One
William Street Fund
(From
ordinary
income)
Ontario Steel
1
dividend
ment
5-25
5-14 ■).
10c
2—1—
New
4-29
6-10
6-10
1
15c
(quar.)__
J
4-29
5-14
$1.25
(quar.)
Growth
Stock
26c
$1.31'A
Supermarkets
Putnam
4-29
*
Co.
5-13
25c
North
Power
Shawinigan
(initial)
Puget Sound Power & Light (quar.)
5-13
'
of
5-13
1
84c
(quar.)
Inc.
Oil
Pueblo
'i
6-15
31c
61'Ac
(initial)
Pure
< 6-15
Co.
1
6-
$1.12'A
1.
preferred
5.60%
Line,
_•_
O'okiep Copper Co. Ltd., ordinary
(Equal to approximately $2.80 less
Service
Common
5-13
/
1
(quar.)
6-
Mexico—
New
of
preferred
Sealed
Searle
—
preferred A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Public
5-16
'Ac
(quar._—
Olin-Mathieson Chemical
Olympia Brewing Co.r-
5V»%
Pullman,
4 92% preferred (quar.)
New
6-
1
:____/
(quar.)
i
Old Ben Coal
Corp...
2
4
6-
15c
Products
common'
1
7-
__——
River
Gas,
6-15
6-
* 50c
(quar.)
(initial).
4'
25c
Co.
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
.
Securities
$1.06%
$1.16
•
'
■
>
Service
Public
5%
6-16
5-10
35c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
'
;7:'7
; Common (quar.)
L_.
3.35%
preferred (quar.)__—
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
5-10
6-
Inc.
Industries,
5'A%
6-
1
32'Ac
Seagrave Corp., com.
1
7-20
*31'Ac
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
Co.,
preferred
$4.75
,5-27
Washington Insurance Co. (R. I.)
Public. Service Co. of Colorado—
4'/4%„ preferred, (quar.) -—
/4.64% preferred (quar.)
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—
;
6
5-14
(quar.)
Dillon
Seaboard
_
(quar.)
1
37'Ac
(quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)_
common
6-
5-13
6-10
4-20
10c
each
6-
5- 5.
6-24
5-10
10c
for
Schering
5-13
:
5-16
10c
25c
A
series
or
is
27'Ac
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Corp.
div.
1
1
6-
&
66-
Savage
Salant
Scythes &
6
1
recently
(Name
6-
5-18
4-29
7
:
1
11-
C
1
5-15
6
5-6
6-1
$1.311/4
(quar.)
1
6-
>
Public
preferred
preferred
6-
'
7
1
8-
11-15
29
5-16
7'Ac
6-30
6-
8-15
15C
291aC
$1.20
$2
6-17
5-
5-16
7r25
30c
$1.12V2
Co.
•>
1
25c
(quar.)_;
preferred
Northwestern
I
Gas
7-
t40c
V:
(quar.):
Northwest Natural
:
50c
•
(quar.)__"____
common
(quar.)
Bancorporation,
preferred
/
,
Ltd.
Power,
'
-44c
V
(quar.)—
,preferred
Northern
55c
'
2
15c
(quar.)
6-
Scotten
Providence
,
—-*■
(quar.)
5-
5-13
15c
•
Northern
5-25
6-15
C
48c
5-
Gamble
1
6-
35c
E
4-29
&
12-
series
series
preferred
5-16
Procter
1
12-15
B
25c
(quar.)
A
common
Prince Gardens Co.
9-
$1.25
:.
preferred
7-
6-
9-15
series
pfd.
7-11
6-20
1
$1.25
(quar.)_
Co.-
(quar.)
conv.
5-13
55c
1
6-
Works—
5-27
6-
6-
6-15
25c
'-7
Antonio
San
to
Water
Jose
Common
4
6-
6-15
$1.25
——
Ltd.
4-25
Scott & Fetzer Co.—
class
Ltd.,
2
*
5-20
■
changed
3
5-15
Bros.,
5-
;
Transit
5c
Price
3
3" 2
5-16
certificates
certificates.:
certificates
trust
trust
trust
Prudential
5-16
5-
4-30
r
6-10
(quar.)—
Corp.—
Antonio
San
6-3
25c
Antonio
Voting
Voting
Voting
2
5-
Co.—
preference
Company
6-15
25c
—
com.
(quar.)
25c
&
6-15
\
"t
7-1
6-10
5-31
preferred (quar.)
St. Regis Paper Co., common (quar.)
$4.40 1st preferred series A (quar.)
5
56c
—
5-11
5c
17'Ac
—•
(quar.)
$5
4-25
$2.50
(quar.)
6-1
5-11
5-13
5-15
5-17
-
Francisco
preferred
San
(quar.)______.
______—
& Chicago Ry. Co.—
Steel
Paper
Louis-San
5-20
(quar.)
prior
Croix
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-16
7- 7
„
6
5-16
5c
;
•'
6
5-
6
25c
Prentice-Hall, lh'c.' :(3-for-2 split)
.7New
common
(initial)
_7_
7-15
ioc
5-
Wayne
preferred
Poor
-
;
1
convertible, preferred fquar.)
Provident Life Insurance Co. (North Dakota)
6
5-20
1
6-
$1
6-
6-
com.
8-14
6-15
5-0
$1.75
Pope & Talbot, common (quar. j_.
7 6%
preferred
(quar.),___!—
5-
5-
1
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
7%
preferred (quar.)_____
Plymouth Rubber Co. (quar.)—
1
1
6-
5-19
5-
25c
*15c
50c
'
:____!
Ruppert (Jacob), 4'A%
pfd.
Ryan Aeronautical Co. (quar.)
Ryder System (quar.)
6
6-
$1.75
Chemical,
"
•;
iZ-iil—_ /
(quar.)
$1.12Va
6-
(quar.)
Co.
5-16
5-20
(quar.)—____
14c
42'Ac
5-31
•
,
7, < 115c'
Utilities
Coke
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4-29
.
6-
6-10
6-10
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6-15
5-25
5-25
7- 7
Ruberoid
Company
5-13
6-20
10c
Royal Oak Dairy Ltd., class A
1
(quar.)
6-20
27V2c -A,; 6-
4-29
5-13
67-
40c
50c
■
(quar.)__
6-15
(qu'ari)'7'_'____^__'i.--:
common
5-13
—_
;_____
Carpet
6-
Pittsburgh Standard Conduit (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
'
;
5-14
75c
5-31
8-25
.> 4-27
$1
pfd. (quar.)-_
6-20
IOC
5-16
>
50c
Co.
Pillsbury Company,
4-25
(s-a)
Ry.
5%
'
'?'■
Roxbury
$1.50
preferred
5'A%
1
9
34 %C
/.-Class A
5-13
;
5-13
66-
$5
(quar.)
Petroleum
Pittsburgh
5-12
5-
(quar.)....———-
preferred
Northern Gas
6-29
15c
Stay-Qili Ltd., class A (quar.)—1—
Northeastern Water Co.—
- <
Northern
4-21
6-10
37 V2 C
5-13
1
5-27
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
•
North
prior
5-10
$1
t
5-20
1
6•
5-13
(quar.)__
A
$5
7%
15c
—-
(Illinois)
7%
&
5%
10-14
6-10
1
6-
* 15c
Exploration
Common
1
35C
5-20
6-
(s-a)
RR.
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
/•':// 25c
$1.60 conv. pfd.
1
25c
Corp.
-
(quar.)
Phillips
7-15
6-
5-20
75c
Inc.
Pittsburgh
1
11-
15c
_———
Gas
8-
15c
'
Shore
6-
5-20
1
$1
Gear,
&
6-15
r6-15
■"6-
•
2%
Corp.
4.80%:
(quar.)
North American Coal (quar.)—
~
North American! Investment Corp., com.....
6% preferred (quar.)
5'A% preferred
(quar.)
:
1
North American Life Insurance (Chicago)—
/
i
Pioneer Finance,
6-15
4-15
Pa.)—
Pittsburgh
preferred (quar.) ...
6%
preferred
(quar.)
4% adjustment preferred (quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry. (quar.)__
Normetal Mining Corp., Ltd.—
Semi-annual
3
7-
•
5-16
25c
& Reading Corp.
(quar.)
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
9334c
30c
5-14
27'Ac
Philadelphia
4-19
5-15
1
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR.
Co.
30c
6-
preferred
1
6-
(quar.)
Co.
1
6/
6-
75c
$1
Rolland Paper Ltd., class A (quar.)
' *25c
Class B (quar.)_,
:
:____.
*15c
4'A%
preferred (quar.
—
*$1.06'A
Rose
Marie Reid,
common
(quar.)
15c
5%
convertible preferred (quar.)__—r.__
I2V2C
Rothmoor Corp., common..;
7__
_7t.___
10c
4%
'
.__
(Butler,
Philadelphia Electric Co.,
$1 preferred (quar.)
6
66-
5-16
Mfg.
$1.16
(quar.)____.
Pfaudler-Permutit
25C
Ry.—
Car
Paul,
Petroleum
6-7
7-1
.__
Corp.
Co.
Machine
Petrolite
7
6-
1
Peter
2
25c
6%
4%
5-
5-30
40c
gains
North
5-30
$1.0144
Electric & Gas-
North American
4-29
5-15
7-
(quar.)
33,4%
preferred (quar.)
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock
Niagara Share Corp.—
Quarterly of 12c from net investment in¬
come and
18c from accumulated capital
Western
Perkins
t5c
Common
&
Perfect,Circle
60c
6-13
1
14c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
;->•>! 4%
5-31
4-29
t3c
New
Norfolk
6-15
,5-15
1
6-
Transit
Rockwell
$1.06
(quar.)
Common
20c
preferred (quar.)
Zinc (quar.)—
-York Air Brake Co. (quar.)
York Central RR. Co..
York State
5-
5-2
35c
-
Jersey
New
Peoples Telephone
2
5-16
5-16
5%"
•
4.05%
New
5- 2
»
■
$1.0644
Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
Power &
5-I6
5C
Rohm & Haas Co., common
7-
58'Ac
___
Peoples Credit jewelers, Ltd. (quar.)
Peoples: Life-Insurance (Wash., I>. C.)—!
Stock dividend __7__l___—-__7
6- 3
6-15 ;
40c
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Dickenson
New Jersey
4-29
2 V2 % "
Rockwell-Standard
Rochester
2%
5-13
2V2%*
5-31
2%
;;V'oting"common (quar.) __*_1_______
5-16
T
•—— ,,
Stock
Nev;
(quar.)_
•6-1
■.
5-
8%c
.__
preferred
20C
..
4-29
4
7.;
Valley
6-15
57'Ac
!
(quar.)
Stock* dividend—
■
Genesee
&
1
$1.02'A
$1.18%
$1.02%
$1.23%
$2
preferred K (quar.)
5-18
/./v *45c
(quar.)
common
dividend
4.68%
5-10
5-25
15c
—
(quar.)-'
Chemical
Co.,
4.95%
6-
6-15
$1
5-16
10c"v
:
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
7; 4.64% preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co. (quar.)
Pendleton Tool Industries (quar.)__
•Penobscot Chemical Fibre— 7V " -;'i;,7
"
4-29
% 4-29
5-14
.
preferred
preferred
'22 VaC
Nationwide Corp. (stock dividend)-.---™.Stock (dividend—;--r"-rr?
Nease
Fruit
Stock
1
30c
(quar.)
common
prior
4.60%
"in¬
;
National Tea company (quar.)—
National Video Corp., class A
Nazareth Cement
:
5-14
v
'
6- 1
6-15
12c
Chemical Corp. <qi»r.>_
National;Starch it
.7-25
10-25
25c
9c
net
,
1
6-
'
'
J20C
Squ'arterly""payme"its""from
Both
vestment
2
8-
t20c
"co*—-—------; /
.
A
Machine ry
5-
11-1
t20C
6-15
6-10
6-15
.
preferred F (quar.)
preferred H (quar.)
4%%
preferred I (quar.)
4.10%
preferred J
(quar.)
31'Ac
Brewing (quar.)
;__
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)
Co.,
4-29
5-31
3
6-10
6-20
'
4.10%
5-13
(quar.)
Co.—
3
6-
6-20
3c
Electric
&
10c
Pearl
Coal
4%
5-20
5-23
—
6-
6-15
37'Ac
37'Ac
34%c
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
8%c
(quar.)
-"'•5%
National Securities & ^Research-Corp.
Preferred Stock ..series-,——
S1
Paper
12- 2
convertible
5-20
5-31
6-10
A
Rochester
Ltd.
Co.
9-30
"
,
Rochester
*20c
Parchment
1-6-61
(Canada) (quar.) __
Class
8-25
City)—
$1.75
—---—T— ,,
pfd
c
Assurance
Rational Life
!
Co
15c
Co:, class A
Key
National
5-25
1
50c
t5c
(quar.)
A
Robinson
1
9-
7'Ac
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Forge
Mfg.
Peabody
6
5-
preferred
6-15
80c
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)—____;
(J. C.) Company, common
6-
8c
?t5c
.
riass
Paton
5-27
11c
Payable of Rec.
Share
\
Holders
When
Per
.
Inc.,
participating
5 V2 %
50c
A
Drugs, Inc. (Kansas
preference
(quar.)
Paterson
1'r
National
<
Parkview
$1.12 */a
(quar.)
pfd.
6-1
6-15
1
8c
class
Pictures
Chemical
J20C
7-
'
Myers,
Robertshaw-Futlon Controls Co., com. (quar.)
$1.50
(quar.)
B
Paramount
Park
Co. of Canada
5-31
$1
(quar.)
Co.
Electric,
Class
5-11
5-16
&
$1.50
Mfg.
Paragon
1
Robbins
3
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp.
6-
.
6-15
45c
(quar.)
preferred
!
6-30
25C
Quarterly
6-15
$1.061/4
4%%
Co.,
5-31
25c
50C
(quar.)
common
5-10
1
--
tfnalPDrugr<& Chemical"
NatlUdI,
4-22
& Chemical Corp.-
(quar.)
mmmon
9
:
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
Sulphur (quar.)..
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—
5-27
—
'
7
Company
American
5-
(quar.):___
Corp.
products
1
Pan
Holders
When
Per.
Name of
5-20
60c
Biscuit^Co., common (quar.)______
Nai oreferred (quar.)
~
7/C
i
7
50c
Na!S
National
6-10
2%
dividend)
(Stock
Holders
Payable of Rec.
of Company
wmae
^
3
—
(Dallas)
1
48
Tokheim
Southwestern Public Service—
.
quar.)
(initial
common
21c
.—
6-
1
5-13
8-
1
7-20
Toledo
8-
1
7-20
3.70%
preferred
92 (4c
3.90%
preferred
97 (4c
(quar.)—,—
(quar.)
.
4.15%
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
4.36%, preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
—
Southwestern States Telephone, com. (quar.)1
preferred
$1.32
and
class
dividend
only
common
8-
1
7-20
$1.10
8-
1
7-20
$1.15
8-
1
7-20
Trade
27 %c
8-
1
7-20
Trans-Canada
27 (4c
8-
1
7-20
Common
Cash
30c
6-
1
5-
2
Common
(quar.)
6-
1
5- 2
Common
(quar.)
33c
6-
1
5-
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-16
5%C
$4.50
(quar.)
common
6%
5-10
6%
1
5-10
5-12
1
5-12
7-
6-
6-15
37 (4 c
6-15
Sprague
5-17
5-
3
Stafford
10c
6-30
6-
8
45c
5-16
5-
40c
6-15
5-16
87 (4c
Quarterly
6- 1
10c
Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Foods
(initial)———
Stamford Water (Conn.) (quar.)—
-j
Trunkline
Tube
$3.50
2
(increased-quar.)
———.—-
preferred
Standard
Motor
Standard
Oil
Standard
Co.
5-20
Unilever
25C
5-27
5-13
Union
5-13
Union
Electric
(Ohio),
preferred
Standard
$1.20
(quar.)
common (quar.)
6-10
5-10
62yac
6-10
5-20
$4
93 %C
7-15
6-30
$3.70
Standard
Register Co.,
Hotels
4(4%
4(4%
4(4%
4(4%
4(4%
Stern
Stix,
Baer
7%
Stokely-Van
5%
Stouffer
Corp.
Wells
5.20%
conv
Oil
Co.
5-16
Union
5%
4.10%
4.25%
4.60%
Tank
Union
Texas
92 %C
$1.25
common
common
8-16
United
Biscuit
$4.50
1
6-10
5-20
5%
6-10
6-15
15c
7-
1
6-10
United
Illuminating
25c
7-
1
6-10
United
Industrial
25c
(quar.).
(quai.)_.
7-
1
6-10
Preferred
United
A
5-31
5-13
3iy»c
5-13
4-29
25c
5-16
5-
65c
pf
Corp.,
6-
1
5-16
31,
6-10
5-10
share,
)
(quar.)
com.
series)
(quar.)
—
5-
5
6-
1
5-
5
4iy4c
6-
1
5-
5
United
$1.10
6-
3
5-
6
U. S.
33c
1959
6c
6-15
6-
J 10c
6-15
5-31
1
U
*35c
7-
2
6-15
U.
7-
1
5-23
U.
6-
1
5-23
U
S
+3c
7-
4
5-9
U
S
U 8 Rubber
(s-a)
20c
7-15
7-
25c
(quar.)—_———
5-14
4-20
1
S.
•f.
4.32%
4-20
4-20
U.
5-
18c
5-15
5-15
5-
2
$1.04
5-15
5-
2
2
2
preferred
S.
Truck
Vitamtti
&
Insurance
Universal
4-29
5-
5
6-
5-31
5-
6
6-14
5-
6
50%
_
6-16
Line
(from
?
5-20
4(4%
1
6-10
Vance
1
6-10
Van
Raalte
$1.15
7-
1*
6-10
Van
Sciver
(J.
$1.16
7-
1
6-10
$1.16(4
7-
1
6-10
$1.22(4
7-
1
7-
1
6-10
$1.28
7-
1
6-10
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.31%
7-
1
(quar.)_—:
$1.12 y2
7-
1
4.72%
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.18
7-
1
6-10
$1.25
7-
Transmission,
com.
(qu
1
(quar.)
6-10
5-6
5-31
4-30
35c
6-
1
5-
1
5-
tax
will
per
(quar.)
&
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18%
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5-
6
Vulcan
$1.37%
6-
1
5-
6
Vulcan
$1.33%
6-
1
5-
6
5%
$1.27 »/2
5.60%, preferred
5.75%; preferred
<quar.)_——
5.80%.
preferred
(quar.)
5.85%
preferred
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
common
.7 7
(quar.)
*
{
r
._
•
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5-
I
5-
6
25c
_
'
7
4-29
5-11
3
6■'
1
7-
I
$1.12%
class
A
(quar.)„
5-16
* 15c
5-16
6-
1
6-
35c
6-15
and
of
expenses
to
depositary
Corp.
,
6-15
5-31
5-17
4%
.
fqnar.)
preferred (quar.)
;Thr;ftimartr Inc., class
—
A
(quar. v
Class
B
(quar.)—_—___
Thrifty Drug Stores (quar.).
•Times-Mirror Co. (increased)—.
Title
,
Guarantee-Co.
Quarterly
(increased
—_
-
~~
6-
1
1
5-10
6-
5-10
40c
i
5-31.
30c
quar.
,
5-20
5-
8-18
8-4
40C.
1
6-17
6-
5-13
6-
1
5-11
5-13
Net
"
•
7-15
;
7-1
7-29
7C
37V4c
>
7-9
/'
■
Ltd.
Tube
&
(interim)..
(quar.)
not
Canadian
for
funds,
15% ; resident
income tax.
U.
S.
funds,
6-15
5-13
6-30
6-10
Bource.
Non¬
$1.25
7 40c
dividend.
/
7-
deductible at
tax
tax
the
tax 7%.'
was
and/or record date
this
6-10
r
,
closed
6-6
6-30
.»
(quar.)
books
in
i-----
7-5
J2(4c
^
incorrect.
is indicated
less
15%
Jamaica income tax.
payment
corrected
The
here.
non-residents tax.
Canadian
v
,
>
Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
revenue.
'
••••••-
>;*
v.
%
;
1960—Month—1959
$374,267
oper.
expenses.
fr.
rev.
.
1960—3
„:
$426,920 ,' $1,078,308
348,314,
.
7 ,367,453
Mos.—1959
$1,173,182
4-29
5-26
ry.
$25,953
opers.
l,072,4bb
/ 1,021,016
"" ~ $59,467 7
Net railway oper. • inc..
*4,517
23,677 %
"Deficit.—V. 191," p. 1439. " 7.
/ T"' •7-
5-26
$1.56%
t
$57,292
,*35,397
,
6-10
Period End. Apr.
4-30
1
5-18
$1.12(4
7-
1
6-30
22 (4c
6-
1
5-
6
$1.13
6-
1
5-
6
a
6-10
4-b''
~
25c
Washington
to
Public
approval
of
Service Com.)
underwriter*
9-30
12-30
6-10
9-
9
-...v -'
.
$691,736,033
7■If"
Offering-^-;"
The
share
tlon
#ing
and
for
basis.
President
sold
to
the
loan.
Co.-
*
,
was
*
will
The
underwriting
agrecmei^
at a pr^
are
on an alio
underwriting, expenthe purchase at
be offered
company will pay
warrants, for
common-
sold
-"*■■■
stock
princtpaL'stockholder.
underwriter
arrangement of
3,000 warrants. were
The company
,
how- owned
by «• ,'
'Of such warr
'per;warrant in conf^]1ldi
and assistance during the prior year, "r
n
interim financing with Peuchtwanger l
and
financial advice
the
make the
The
in
registration
33.000 .-shares of
of
were
George, .O'NelU
30 cents per- share. *Thei underwriting'
underwriter- will, purchAee 166.665 shares
remaining 108,335 shares
Also
Kirkpatrick,
by
be
the
"best efforts"
$30,0007
per
4-25
12- 9.
.7 ;•
}
Wks.—19591--
>,' "7
1960—16
of
headed
will
that
$2.70.
-30,000
25c
subject
•
•of
5-20
^
6-30,
.
SEC
commission
'
50c
.
of
of
1
;
.
$176,875,387 .$735,120,059
-
corporation,
the
none
6-
1672.
p.
Saftieraft Corp.—Stock
-provides
Fund, Inc.
Investment Income
60c
1960—4 Wks:—1959 •-
■
Patterson, La.7 filed a registration statc..--on
April 29, 1960, caveHnfr 275,000 shares- of commoif
-stock, to be offered for public sale at $3,00 per share through-a group
•
25c
191,
with
Investors
from
23-^
$187,387,716
This
.
(quar.)_
payments
v
6-l'7
6-10
37 (4 C
(inltial-quar.)—
8c
7-
—V.
4-22
v
~
-"7"*..
D.) Company—
Mutual
5-13
5-20
5-14
,l;: ioc
Safeway Stores Co.—Sales Higher—
;
Sales
12 Vic
Common
the
(quar.)
5-13
6-22
,
1
Railway
Railway
4-29
6-20
*
-
3-21
1%
Mines,
Corp.
Rutland
6-20
and 52c from net realized capital gains)
(All
5-12
5-16
- -
preferred
Period Ended March 31—-
Washington Natural Gas—
Common
7 5-27
15c
/
Continued from page 8
1
5-26
'V- Common
6
(quar.)_
6-20
7-20
10c
(quar.)
1
1
5-26
preferred. (quar.),__
(Quarterly of
5-20
6-1
7-
8-
4-15
6-10
common
Washington
;
25c
7-15
1
6-20
New
5-10
20c
-
8-
20c
$4.50
5-10
6-
'
6-
15c
25c
Wire
5-2
6- 1
General Corporation and
Investment News ;
5-10
20c
______
,
30c
"
2
5-13
6-24
<X20c
-
30C
______
6-
5c
12 %c
Corp.
(quar.)
Disney Productions (quar.)
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
'*.
Common .(quar.)
4(4% preferred
(quar.)_____
'Washburn
Co.
Freight Lines—
Sheet
date
6-16
commo
Walker-Scott
(8.
5-11
6-1
6-15
.
25c
Previously published date
5-10
(quar.)_.
.
Common
*
1
2
_
.Walt
Warren
10c
25c
6%
Bear
t Payable
"
'
(quar.)
Less British
5
76-
35c
fquar,)__
5-25
62(4c
y
$0,118
share)
Materials,
preferred
i. : l
share
common
"
Co.
Co.,
Radio
-
depositary
approximately
6-15
4-29
7-
3%
amount
7- 2
re¬
dividend
5-12
7-15
20c
__1~
I_.
5-15
4-29
-
1
50c
,_
$1.43%
5-31
$1
1
6-
$1.25
-
*5-2
X 4c
5-31
50c
5%
35c
15c
6-15
'
0-15
5-15
6- 1
1
M.
non-cum.
(quar.)
Co.
6- 1
6-15
6-
$1.37(4
t40c
4-29
5%
'
$1.25
—
5-lo
,
6-
5-15
6-10
1
6-15
4-25
^ y
5- 6
5-13
30c
20c
Thompson (J. R.) Co. (quar.)
Thompson Paper Box, Ltd. (increased)
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge, Inc.—
+'
'
6-
7%c
...
Thomas Industries, class A com.
(quar
$5 preferred
(quar. i——
_____
4
15c
.,
5-16
25c
6
6-
$1.67%
.
5-27
5-31
7-
17(4c
.
(initial-quar.)!
Cab
x Less
(quar.)
B.),
Miles
resident
6-17
8c
6
/
8
6-20
6(4c
a
Inc.—
6
7
7-
6-13
4-30
'
$ Payable In
5-13
v
(initial)
Co.
Jr.-—
•Transfer
5-13
15c
6
5-
$1.45
,Texas Pacific Coal & Oil (quar.)—
(increased
5-
1
1
$1.46%
8.70% preferred (quar,)
♦Texas GulL Producing Co. (quar.)__
Industries,
1
60-
_
'■
Thew Shovel Co.
6-
$1.40
$1.43%
___
5-13
1
6-15
6-15
6
$1.25
__
6-
25c
5-13
5-14
32(4c
(quar.)
4%
7-15
1
37c
pfd. <quar)__
Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
B
1
5
Express System-—
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5-10
15c
Co.
(Wm.)
Stock
5-13
4-14
5-11
6-
75c
A
for each
par
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Yellowknife
>*-
5-27
$1.25
4.75%
-___
•
5-31
31 %C
6
$1.12%
—
Ol
65c
6
6-
it
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
5-16
6-
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(quar.).
5(4%
class
5-31
(quar.)
dividend
come
»■
preferred
(quar.)_
6-15
6-10
____.
Co.,
of
Yellow Transit
3
6-25
7;
Class A
6
5-
Corp.—
(increased-quar.)
Fund
&
(F.
Youngstown
preferred (quar.)
Vickers, Ltd., Amer. dep. rets. Ordinary—
(Final payment of 7(4%
less British in¬
4.50%
(quar.)_
5-
5-20
5-16
____^
class
(quar.)
share
Yellow
5-23
6-10
25c
*
f quar.)
6-11
L
6%
6-10
65c
+40c
—
:.
Sanders
8tock
6-10
(quar.y
$2
Vanderbilt Mutual Fund
Vapor Hpating Corp.
(quar.)
6-10
preferred
Yale
7
;
5-
5-31
90c
(quar.)
(quar.)
H.)
Wysong &
1
75c
Van Waters & Rogers Inc. (quar.)
Vanadium-Alloys Steel (quar.)
6-10
$1.27%
5.25%
(quar.)
6-10
income)
Co.
(quar.)
_—
1
(quar.)_
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7-
(quar.);
7-
(quar.)
Income
earned
7-
(quar.).
22 %c
5-20
45c
$1.50
5-20
Vanadium
$1.06 y4
preferred
1
27 %c
Co.
Service
Monthly
Monthly
Wyandotte Worsted
5-19
6-
—
Company
Upson-Walton Co.
$1.02(4
preferred
Co.
Corp.
split)
(quar.)
_
6-1
25c
Upson
Value
:___
6-20
$1.75
Oil
B
(One
: 5-25
..
Light Co.
6-3
10c
Industries,
Mfg. Ltd. (stock dividend)—
Woods
5-23
7-10
10c
Consolidated
&
7-1
10c
Monthly.
6-28
$2.50
6
35c
(quar.).
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6-15
5-13
1
4(4
tax)_
Pharmaceutical
Match
1
1
Class
Wrigley
(s-a)
;
25c
"7
Co., common.:
(John)
7-
15c
(2(4-for-l
6-20
Wood
Wnelan Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
Universal
5-13
3
Quarterly
Universal
6-
(G.
V
United
1
♦5s
Wood
pfd. (quar.)
common
Co.
5-10
tax.
of
2
17 (4c
A
(quar.)
Enterprises,
5-10
$1.12%
(quar.)
Lines
(Del.)
Oil
World
preferred
6-
20c
com.
Co.. 8%
Power
Public
5-24
6-30
2—- .7
class
(monthly).
(quar.)
Power
5-24
6-10
6-1.5
2%
Wometco
1
.27c
*12y2c
Wiser
5
7-
5-
-
5
5-
5-20
5- 9
(s-a)
5-
6-
5-15
(quar.)
5-16
5-16
6-15
S.
Ltd.-
(stock
Wisconsin
6-10
5-28
(quar )
(Canada),
5
50c
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred
5-
30c
Steel
preferred
5-16
per-
Co.
(quar.)
Foundry (quar.)
Playing Card Co.
65c
'
6%
Wisconsin
6-
(quar.)
common
Apparel,
Wisconsin Electric
5-24
5c
*;
—
Woolworth
(quar.)
$1.27 l/a
—
to
Co.
deemable $1
income
-
1%
(s-a)
Monthly
5
Lines
S
U.
5-14
$1.08
.
Carson
5-14
20c
—.—
5-12
Pipe &
7%
••
1
Chemical Corp.—
preferred
8c
S.
6-
Dec.
penny
distribution
subject
not
1
British
Envelope Co. (quar.)__
Gypsum Co.,, 4(4% pfd.
17>/2c
(quar.)
shilling
5-13
,,
held)
ended
Jersey Railroad & Canal (quar.)
Borax &
S
1
of
special
a
New
4(4%
i-
of
free
pence
(quar.)—
Stores
Wilson-Jones
6-10
•"
5-
7-29
6-10
,
2
Co., Ltd.—
deposit receipts Ordinary
Also
6-15
28 (4c
•
5-31
8-19
40c
,
7-8
25c
(quar.)
;;
8-1
preferred
Bros.
35c
year
»
(quar.)
Industries—
Company,
$1.75
____
5
40c
5%
Winkelman
10%C
the
5- 2
5-
2
t37c
(quar.)
«(Final payment for
5-20
5-20
:
*
5-9
Molasses
American
2
6- 1
6-1
3.60%
Co
common
5-16
62(4c
Bros..
"Winn-Dixie
7-
(quar.)
5-13
20c
9-
137c
Corp.,
5-20
4-20
5- 2
12-
tl5c
com.
4-29
10- 1
6-10
5-25
(quar.)
_______
4-29
1-3-61
5-16
7-15
(quar.)
Engineering & Foundry,
preferred (quar.)
7%
5-23
6-20
1%
5-16
6-10
(quar.)
preferred
United
5-27
6-30
B
A
5-20
5-23
dividend
10c
class
5-9
5-9
.1%
6-24
invest¬
.
Ltd.,
5-26
62 (4c
25c
2 (4 %
'
—.
pfd. (quar.)_^_
—-
6-15
50c
from
6-10
5- 2
dividend
6-15
$1.12%
;___
(quar.)
(payment
'
dividend
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(s-a)
income)
Class
6-11
com.
" ;
25c
40c
(quar.)
of America,
common
Company
3%
Corporations
7-
12 %c
(quar.)
preferred
ment
11-15
11-30
30c
(quar.)
Texas
/-1
Corp.—
dividend
Co.
7- 1
5-16
Stock
9
Lines
8-31
4-29
5-13
Stock
5-
Air
Corp.
1
1
Stock
40c
y,'
—
Wilson &
Artiste
Co.,
Williams-McWilliams
*
.
6
United
common
(quar.)____
dividend
&
6-
United
'
$1.25
Co.
Stock
6-20
5-27
(initial)
5-2
66-
,
$1
common
Quarterly
Williams
10c
;
(quar.)
'
4-8
(quar.)
4.50%
;
5-10
25C
Oil
B
10c
$1.25
5.12%
,
Wilcox
Class
—
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
5-14
12-15
7 43%C
—.
(quar.)
5.50%
1
12-30
35c
(quar.).
(quar.)
preferred
5.50%
6-
Chocolate
Wilson
5-16
Co.,
5-15
t30c
(quar.)
Wilcox Electric Co., 5%
6
quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
5.35%
Wilbur
5-14
6-
56c
5.10%
,
7-20
1
6-20
6-10
*
$1.12'/2
(quar.)—
.
new
6-
10c.
United
(increased
dividend
preferred
7-20
8-15
(quar.)
5-31
RR.,
38c
A
$1.12 ya
preferred
5%
8-15
W- 87 %C
——
(quar.)
Gas
"
——
Ltd.
t
(quar.)
of Louisiana—
title
4-29
,
Class
,
.
4-20
9-15
semi-annual
Eastern
5-16
Corp.
Natural
(quar.)
4.90%
Texas
1
5-13
5-14
.
5-31
$1.12%
(quar.)
new
Corp.
Gas Transmission,
Ire.
6-30
(quar.).———.
Carbon
(quar.)
preferred
2
6-
(quar.)—
Car
United
4.65%
5%
5-
90c
6-15
6- 1
25c V
30c ; 6-15
Westinghouse Electric, common
(quar.)—._
30c
6-1
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
—
.V
95c.v
6-1
Weyerhaeuser Company (quar.)
' 30c
6- 6
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)
*
35c
6-10
4(4%
preferred
(quar.)
—
85c
6-10
Whitaker
Paper
(quar.)
V,.
50c
7-1
White Stag Mfg., class A com. (quar.)__
25c
5-14
Class B common (quar.)
■
7(4c
5-14
Class A preferred (quar.)
$1.12(4
6- 1
White Stores. Inc.
(quar.)
'%•
20c
5-15
White
(S. S.) Dental Mfg. (quar.)____
45c
5-17
Wickes
Corp.
(quar.)
15c
6-10
2
45c
5-18
30c
(quar.)
Pacific
Western
1
5-
V/
'
Securities
Westinghouse Air Brake
changed to Union Texas
Corp. See dividend announce¬
United
4.64%
Texaco,
6-
5-18
v;
(s-a)
Breweries,
preferred
9-30
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-15
25c
13%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Calif.)
under
ment
25c
preferred
7-20
recently
8-16
dividend).
Television Shares Management Corp.—
Stock
Oil
5-16
Mfg.. class A
Increased
5%
6-30
(quar.)
Tennessee
5-12
10-19
L:
Insurance
6- 2
1
6-23
2
7-1
(quar.)
Co.
Canada
Western
1
5-2
8-15
.%■ $1.50
$1.50
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
"4(4% preferred (quar.)
5-12
8-
6-1
•
—_
West
2
11-
(final)—
Mfg.
Western
7-20
11-15
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd.
*
5-31
8-15
8-31
class A
convertible
11-15
6*15
$1
5-31
preferred (s-a)——
Tampa Electric Co., common (quar.)
4.32% preferred A (quar.)—1
4.16% preferred B (quar.)
5.10% preferred C (quar.)
;
Telechrome
11-25
;
5.
Mining American de-
Gold
guaranteed
special
Point
6-15
(quar.)
&
West
7-20
11-30
4%
Pearson
6%
8-15
8-15
Natural Gas
U
Taylor,
5-15
62 %C
(quar.)_
Oil & Gas
(quar.)
6-15
6-1
West
5-25
6-
6-30
9" 1
,
60c
32c
36c
.
posit receipts (stock dividend)
; :
share for each share held; subject to
8-25
$1.12 y2
Name
35c;
—
(increased)
approval of stockholders May
Jersey & Seashore RR.—(semi-annual)
6
5-31
Corp. (quar.)
Co., common (increased)——
preferred
25c
.Taylor & Fenn Co.,
5-
4.26
,5, 2
One
4-20
par)
Symington-Wayne Corp.
Tampax, Inc.
7%;
9-15
5- 9
(quar.)—.
common
common
5- 9
5-16
4$l-50
5- 5
■
_
——•"
(quar.)
Telephone,
Drlefontein
West
12-15
6-10
& Snowdrift,
preferred
Coast
$1.44 preferred
4-20
56 %c
preferred (quar.)
_]
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd.
B
4.80%
4-20
$1.12(4
70c
Class
1
5-16
$1.12(4
Superior Electric (initial)
Superior Propane, Ltd., common
.
1
(Toronto)—,
—
Oil
Wesson
West
6-15
710-
1-4-61
5-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
(1951
Talon, Inc., class A
12-15
preferred
Union
5-13
6-10
4-22
(quar.)
preferred
1-4-61
5-16
56 Vic
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, com. (quar.)—
4(4%
preferred A (quar.)
5(4%
preferred (quar.)
Sunshine Biscuits, Inc. (quar.)
$1.40
9-15
$1
56y<c
(quar,)
par)
Gas
Superior Window,
1
-
62 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)—;
1
Inc.—
Corp.,
pfd.
10-
87 %C
par)
Inc..
Fropane
6-15
35c
(quar.)—
1
4-29
(quar.)
Struthers
Sun
par)
2nd
Suburban
Corp.
(Ord. bearer)
25c
par)
Co.,
Camp,
Street
preferred
6-
5-14
(quar.)
convertible
9-15
12-15
1
92y2c
Union
(quar.)
(quar.)
par)
preference
prior
5%
1
7-
4c
income
Reduced
5-6
3-3^
5-25
5-u
.
Wellington Fire Insurance
'■7
$1.25
($100
($100
($100
preferred
10-
1-4-61
preferred
Stock
Fuller
&
first
6-15
$1.25
($50
($50
($50
Corp.
1
investment
net
From
30c
(quar.)——
series)
preferred
6-30
5-15
V.
preferred
6-
—
preferred
4(4%
Stewart-Warner
12-15
7-
5-6
"
&
$1.25
Textiles
Stern
&
9
30c
Sterchi Bros. Stores (quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
1-4-61
00
Union Gas System Inc. (Kans.) com. (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)——________—_
—
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
(Michaels)
5-
t$1.31'
—
Corp.
5%
4(4%
5-25
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)-—.
$3,50
5-27
5-13
y
A
(interim)-
$3.70
5-16
1
1
$4
:
15c
Stecher-Traung Lithograph
Stern
6-
6-10
6-
87 (4c
pfd. A
5(4%
5-16
N.
preferred
30c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)——
(A.) & Company (quar.)
Steinbergs, Ltd.,
1
30c
(quar.)
3%%
Stein
6-
30c
(1957
preferred
$4.50
5-16
35c
(Delaware;
Chemical,
1
3%
(quar.)
com.
dividend)
(stock
Corp.
Warner
6-
40c
class A
Instruments
30c
——-—
preferred
Ltd.
(quar.)
Corp.
$4.50
Packaging Corp.—
Statham
Statler
—
1
1
$3.50
(quar.)_
$1.60 preferred (quar.)_
6%
preferred (initial)
Stauffer
50c
(quar.)————————
preferred
Stanley
6-
10-
30c
——
Carbide
1
18%C
(initial)
A
California
of
Co.
Oil
3%%
class
6-15
62 "/aC
6-
Udylite
Products,
1
30c
South LaSalle
6-1
(quar.)—
Corp.
Forgmgs
Standard
5-16
5- 2
7-
Weeden
5-13
5-17
6-
5-16
5-16
;
.
'
Common
—
$5
preferred
6-15
—
1
5-31
;'
C (quar.)___—„
26(4c
5-15.;
Company (quar.)
—
.rU\ * 50c
f 6-10 5.
Warner &
Swasey Co.
(quar.)—
40c.-, 5-25
Waverly Oil Works "(s-a)———-—5"16
Wayne Mfg. Co.
—
v.16rec
5-23
Wellington Equity Fund—
"
;
6%
5-16
1
(Texas)—
Co.
—
Gas,
40c
■"7
(quar.)
*25c
125c
122 (4 c
122(4c
122(4c
125c
125c
125c
130c
130c
130c
35c
Quarterly
Standard
$1.60
(quar.)
Insurance
Investments,
5%
.
208
preferred (quar.)__
Dredging Corp.—
' ■'
Tung-Sol Electric, common
'
Standard Brands Inc.—
Common
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Trinity Universal
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
$1.12ya
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Travelers Insurance
6
5-
6-23
20c
$1.12 y2
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)-—.—.
$4.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
6%
2
1
6-10
20d
(quar.)
2
5-
6-
6-
7
$1.05
preferred (quar.)
.
Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
Rand Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Sperry
60c
5-
5-16
17c
B
Y.)
(N.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
:V;'5%
A
Co.
—
25c
60c
.
King Corp.—convertible preferred
Waste
+2|c
preferred
5%
4-15
5-16
20C
Class
4.20%
6-
4.80%
.-5-16
1
Corp. Fund—
preferred
preferred
5%
)
Class
Spencer Chemical Co.,
Trust
4(4%
shares
after 50%
split —1
Spector Freight System—
Spencer
&
4(4 %
4-15
5-16
50%
common
Bank
4(4%
2
dividend onL
shares)
on
$114
$1.06v*
25c
20c
(quar.)
*
6-
(quar.)
Steel, common
preferred (quar.)
When Holders
Payable of Rec,
Share
«
.
Washington
>
4.56%
36c
B
-
.
$1.03%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Industries, Inc. (stock
Spartan
Co.—
Edison
(quar.)
preferred
4.25% preferred (quar.)
Toledo Scale Corp.
(quar.)
*
$1.44
4V* %
;
5-16
5-31
J?er
-
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
25c
$1.06%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.}_.
Corp.
.-Monday, May, 9, 1960
.
.
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
/
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
New
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2028)
to
at
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Incorporated
under Delaware
7-
law In
1959 for
Number 5949
Volume 191
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
of acquiring all of the stock of Dupont, Inc.
Prior to 1951
pUiPnnf was engaged primarily in. the fabricating of offshore structures
DUJi storage tanks- for the oil industry, Since 1951, it has expanded
,a
novations to irtclude the. manufacturing of crew boats, barges, tugs,
U,S aiiire craft and special purpose marine equipment.
p
nf the
net proceeds from the sale of the stock, the company proto
use
$50,000 to expand its efforts in the sale of Safticraft
pi
nationally, $250,000 for the reduction of short-term borrowings,
h
the remaining
$392,500 to be advanced to Dupont as additional
rir in a
capital necessary in the financing of increased inventories
h
receivables incident to the increased sales volume of Dupont. v
m
addition to certain indebtedness the company has outstanding
nrio'shares of common stock, of which H. E. Kirkpatrick owns 80,000
fares (84% ) of record and beneficially and 15,000 shares (16%) of
enrd only
The 80,000 shares were received by Kirkpattrick in conrfrferation of. his assignment to Safticraft of an agreement to acquire
?
Albert P. Dupont 1,389 shares of the outstanding common stock
f nuoont for $215,000
and his agreement to remain liable to Albert P.
nmiont as a guarantor of the $215,000 of promissory notes representthe purchase price of the Dupont stock
(of which $50,000 has been
naid)
An
additional 15,000 shards1/Were1 issued to-'Mr1. Kirkpatrick
■in be' held by him as trustee for the widow and children of H. W.
Riimnas
one of the organizers of the company. The company acquired
an adcliitonal67 shares of Dupont/stock from Mr. Kirkpatrick for
BUSINESS—Sherburne
of
mately
35
Railway
Net
oper.
fr
rev
lor
Route
River
-
No.
The
Junction.
The de¬
Telechrome
apprpxiand
from
State
Vermont
of
has
basin
a
(4,241 feet)
facing northeast.
floor
The
2,500
peak, Skye,
Railway
feet.
rise
The
smaller
north
the
basin
has
Railway
oper.
Net
191',
Net
Net
1960—3 Mos.—1959
expenses/
15,891,388
ry,'opers.
$.7,7.17,282
3,364,500
facturer,
tralia,
&
Chicopee,
Bros.,
has
reacquired
the
was
it
"This
-
announced
on
consolidation
Approximately
y
of
;
^
exchange
,
States
at
and
opers.
$104,086
$104,937
$222,611
$287,333
inc.-
ry.
32,469
39,312
15,634
95,304
plants
President
by
5
Edwin
the
outset
Spalding
World
of
factors
its
War
becoming
English
with
II,
more
Australian
and
to
and
principally
located
are
consisting
Texas,
of
164
Gulf
the
in
Coast
105
or
gross
oil
net
on
Oil
Louisiana
Tennessee
'
'
in Lafayette,
offices
maintain
Tennessee
<••'' /'
properties.
the
will
Co.
of
477,0921 shares
received
exchange for
in
stock
common
Oil
Fifteen
of
Stockholders
La.,
named Vice-President, in charge.
The subsidiary has been assigned for operational purposes to Tennes¬
see
Gas & Oil Co., a major division
through which Tennessee Gas
Transmission Co. conducts its oil and gas exploration and production
business in the United States and Canada.
with
problems
the United
companies
acquired
Louisiana
wells
gas
Gas
the
difficult,
the assets
8,464 net producing agpes plus approximately 22,000
net
undeveloped acres.
Current net daily average production from
seven
fields in Louisiana and two in Texas is approximately
2,000
barrels of oil and 1,500,000 cubic feet of natural
gas. .
,
,
and
Parker.
L.
Co.—Sub. Acquires—
Gas Transmission
of
properties
of
areas
sporting goods manu¬
in England and Aus¬
Mass.,
Spalding
May
establishes
other
sold
company
$1,059,737
772,404
of Fifteen Oil Co.; of Hqu$tpn was com¬
pleted today by |Tennessee Louisiana Oil Co., a wholly owned sub¬
sidiary of Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. of Houston.
as
clearly
the
largest
organization operated world-wide and exclusively in the sporting goods
field," Said Mr. Parker, "and is part of Spalding long-range planning
to become an even more important factor in the sporting goods field."
/
1
-
$1,009,913
787,302
oper.
Tennessee
The
Spalding
$364,314
> 259,377
.
1479.
191, p.
Acquisition
$7,572,321~$20,677,918 $18,387,605
3,570,115
,
8,894,632
8,542,047-
p.; 1569.
G.
fr.
rev.
railway
—V.
6
$367,108
263,022
Railway oper. revenueRailway oper. expenses-
(A. G.) Spalding & Bros. Inc.—Re-Acquires Plants—
;
Presi¬
the
1960—2 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period Ended March 31—
$67,203,304 $66,187,325
16,182,196
46,525,386
47,799,720
oper...inc..
railway
—V.
acquisition,"
this
1369.
p.
$23,608,670 $23,754,517
revenue.
//Net rev* fr.
with
will
financing
further equity
/.'No
Tennessee Central Ry.—Earnings—
Snowdon,
Co.—Earnings-rI960—Month—1959
and
debentures
connection
in
191,
with "part of the proceeds
is obtaining long-term,
interest
Lush
acquisition.
the
needed
be
said.—V.
the
for
convertible
of
stock
capital
of the remaining
Hammarlund.
Lloyd A.
of three sum¬
of
peak,
paid
issue
complete
therefore
dent
to
Railway
oper.
to
.
of
Southern
an
loans
of Rutland
16 miles east
4,
former President,
the
from
purchase
the
has, consummated
now
the
the State
by
$2,315,903." $5,478,735 $4,929,342/
The United States Spalding company founded the English Spalding
1,374,063 f 1,399,406/.;;2,753,136 :/2,562,880 /■ company in 1915, and the Australian company in 1922.
Southwestern Ry.—Earnings—
St. Louis
S.
Period Ended March 31—
$2,.781,471
inc.-
1816
191,-p.
—V.
1956,
owned
and
heights of 3,500 and 3,800 feet, respectively.
/•The snow cover is proved to be greater than the average depths of
snow for New
Hampshire and Vermont.—V. 191, p. 1569.
south
Francisco Ry.—Earnings—f
opers.
railway, oper.
Net
U.
White
form
which
April,
in
land
some
dard *°P access road to the base of Killington Peak.
elevation
A.
ry.
of
area
Killington Peak is the central and highest
I960—Month—1959 .
1960—3 Mos.—1959
revenue- $10,816,636 $10,471,706 $29,606,248 $28,533,959
expenses- f 8,035,165
8,155,803 24,127,513 23,604,617
oper.
west
organized
was
resort
a
Killington Peak in Sherburne, Vt.
named Killington Basin.
The area lies
been
a
an
Ended March 31—
'niilwaV
miles
''
Louis, San
St,
has
Corp.
as
around
four miles off
mits
•
mn
ppriod
and
on
co')s<;fucted
ns
^
developing
Vermont
velopment
t«
§10,340
of
purpose
49
(2029)
British
F.
Stein,
B.
who
recently
was
'
Ended March 31—
1960—Month—1923
oper.' revenue. ; $5,921,095
$5,736,675
Period
Rhhvav
Net
191,
—V.
'
fr
rev
p.
10,202;i75
$2,422r449. $2)218,386 $6,892,462
inc.. V ,1,036,379
/■ 949,487-) 2,983,856
In
-
/; t .{."i/ii/V
J.//:'
States
ing
2,406,754
of
768,740
259,206
269,560
Net
fr.
rev.
railway
191,'
—v;
< $89,948 V]
$63,699
in,C.;.v38,797 ,/.;, 32,308
r v v--1Xk
,$242,444
■
104,282
opers.
ry.
oper.
its
out
that
world-wide
This
SEC
covering
record
shares
for
a
similar
came
coupon
from
a
certificates
The
are
of
Railway
Railway
oper.
oper.
Speed-Way Food Stores Inc.^Brooklyn,
Net
oper.
railway
—V.
191,
corporation
inc.
.
The
proceeds
fr.
rev.
railway
191,
m,
Railway
—
ry.
are
separable
stock
will be used
cipally in the expansion
$1,551,048
inc.-
307,803
374,421
522,112
$1,896,353
965,097
such
hardwood
flooring,
lumber
products
plywood,
as
def.
millwork,
manufactured
expenses^.
$770,219
887,508
$837,242
875,064
opers.
$53,854
$14,682
$117,289
$37,822
122,993
88,009
321,747
251,609
ry.
def
oper.
Harold
Massachusetts,
fron!
1947,
"T105% to
at
the
Corp.
Net
Net
par, plus accrued interest. The debentures may be con¬
option, into common stock at conversion prices
per share on or before May 1/1962.
" / '
/
announced
completion of the, financing, outstanding
will consist of 443,712 shares of com¬
stock, $i par value; 329 shares of 6%" preferred stock; 19,993
common stock
warrants; $300,000 principal amount of 6 Vi%■ ■ subordiated convertible1"
debentures now being offered, and $362,000 principal
amount of 6% subordinated
debentures.—V. 191, p. 1922.
of, the
Securities Corp.—General Hearing Postponed—
Q,pb request
of this New York investment company,
a-postponement from May 5 to May 18,
authorized
an
■ac„
with
common
X
ck
on
May
3
an
for
agreement
facilities
described
the
Earnings before
/
purchase
as
"another
at
.
from
t0
the
Sherburne
issuing
April
Price
In
c-.
win
* i
'
order
reacquisitlon
under
of
4,757
1960,-,'of
the Investment
shares
—
in Studebaker's diversification program."
near Charleston,
Gravely has manu¬
Dunbar; Albany, Ga.; Fort Scott, Kansas, and
in
—
as
effectiveness
will
be
underwriters
of
Issued
However,
there
Kennedy -Peterson, Inc. of $6
art* °r ^ss
0
company.
per
are
purchased
is
at
preferred
of
will
go
opers.
$98,011
inc.-
20,932
602,225
633,520
$155,867
$180,570
$250,722
44,593
21,201
40,889
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—3 Mos.—1959
t
$11,881,119 $12,215,725 $33,313,767 $34,060,000
expenses8,574,458
9,005,179
25,192,853
25,609,391
opers.
706,364
ry.
oper.
$8,120,914
1,333,608
$3,210,546
807,843
$3,306,661
income—
fr.
rev.
Edison
Net
_
& taxes
9,000
172,000
2,548,000
9,903,000
489,000
2,965,000
9,188,009
1,886,009
$1,908,000
$2,059,000
$6,938,000
$7,302,009
333,000
333,000
1,333,000
1,333,009
$1,575,000
$1,726,000
$5,605,000
$5,969,009
$0,305
$0,334
deductions
income
Net
Less
divs
preferred
Earns,
♦Earns,
—v.
com.
stk
com.
shr
on
per
190,
outstanding
; .
shares
5,160,125
on
1229.
p.
The company is
Kennedy-Peterson,
cost of $251.50 per
per
minimum commission to
transaction, so-that if four
a
the commission will
to the
in
terest
City
thp
end
••'/■_
\
/
in any event be $6
the rate
company.
*
v
■
founded
in
1950,
has
centrate
in
Amityville
$3.3
excess
of
Principal
transmitters
$7
the
combined
products
missiles, a
electronics
used
television,. and
'
expects
million for the next
in
operations
to
of
on
I
the
paid by
-
the sale
of its
Products Corp.
"
stated that the purpose of the sale was to further conexpansion and development'of its carp'et-metal-'work-
subsidiaries. ' '
the same amount as had
The purchaser has
Precision so that any
Trans-United for Eastern Precision.
Tri-County
Hospital, Inc.,
Securities and
corporation
on
Springfield, Del.
—
Exchange Commission—
Files
-
April 22 filed a letter of notification with the
debentures due Oct. 1, 1976 to be offered
covering $300,000 of 7%
at face
The
value,without underwriting.
proceeds
are
to be used for expenses in operating a hospital.
Trimount Instrument
Co.—Acquired—
General Controls Co. above.
Union Carbide Corp.—Stock Plan—
This
corporation,
tion statement
common
pursuant
to
of
30 East 42nd
St., New York, filed a registra¬
1960, covering 245,750 shares
certain officers and employees
with the SEC on April 28,
stock,
to
be
issued
to
the company's incentive
plan.—V.
191, p.
1479.
fiscal year, ending June 30, 1961.
of Telechrome include miniaturized
unique special effects generator for
(^hcr TV. broadcasting and
testing equipment..
Popkin-Clurman announced that the acquisition
about $800,000 cash. Telechrome acquired a 50%
Hammarlund last February
from the estate of Joseph
Mr
total
sales
produce
April 29,
to take over the liabilities of Eastern
further liability would be purely contingent.
of
million.
Management
in
on
and
reported sales of $1.6 million for the last fiscal year. Hammarlund.
a
privately owned company dating back to 1910, is headquartered
at
460
West
34th
St.,
and conducts manufacturing operations at
that address
and at a plajit in Mars Hill, N. C. Its sales last year
were
announced
agreed
See
plants
Inc.
purchase price was $60,000, which was
The
been
SEC
had a 50% in¬
of New York
Subsidiary—
City.
ing, and steel bridge construction
*
two
York
period.
each
of
^.subsidiary. Eastern Precision Resistor Corp.,' to Statler
has acquired the other 50% and now has complete ownership,
announced recently by J. Raymond Popkin-Clurman, President
:
Industries
Trans-United
$1,157
$1,086
at
Trans-United Industries Inc.—Sells
New
$9,114,009
74,009
44,000
2,638,000
730,000
(net)
income
Income
$9,731,000
$2,539,000
$2,594,000
income
oper.
1960—12 Mos—1959
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$12,852,000 $12,137,000 $47,411,000 $43,533,000
10,258,000
9,598,000
37,680,000
34,419,000
income
The
Corp.—Acquisition—
1,900,477
Co.—Earnings—
revenues
exps.
With
•
$8,450,609
191, p. 1479.
Gross
of
$884,242
$782,795
"
revenue
The company
•'■</■'/ '-///■
:■
of Amityville, Long Island, which
Hammarlund Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Telechrome.
of , its
8°:-to Kennedy-Peterson, Inc. and the balance at
share
$376,625
220,758
ry.
oper.
ry.
1960—3 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
$299,599
201,588
oper.
Other
was
Regulation
a
"./
corporation,
it
of which $1-50 represents the underwriting commission and $250
to the
This
Company
shares of
Corp. of
through
sold
and
a
•-<
:/'
"/• ■'
428.
shares
1479.
p.
♦Based
//
Telechrome,
Stock Offered
stock
191,
Net
.
Telechrome Manufacturing
the
A on
26) 160 shares of its $100 par common stock at a
of $250 per share for the purpose of raising $40,000.
the
the
p.
corporation,
Corp.
(upon
09/paid, to
of
the
latter
Connecticut
of
Hartford,
go
exemption
railway
Net
Dunbar,
manufactures and markets a gasolirte'-powered
utility tractor, with an extensive range of power and traction attach¬
ments.
In addition to the 6.6 horsepower tractor power unit, mowing
equipment is manufactured for lawn, farm and commercial users; snow
removal equipment for both consumer and industrial end uses, and
attachments! .for power plowing, cultivating, sweeping and spraying.
Other
attachments
are
manufactured for consumer and industrial
hauling, tool cultivating lawn rolling and lawn maintenance.—V; 191,
the SEC has
respec';" to the
sale by said
company of 77,395
stock of Anemostat Corp. of America to Dynamics
and
*
earlier
-
x
•'
ng, Piously ordered by the Commission to determine whether
revoke
tn
fr.
rev.
Oper.
Gravely Tractors, Inc.,
company
manage¬
aggregate of 32,400
an
expenses-
Railway oper.
step
1922,
in
stock.
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
and
*
revenue-
oper.
Railway
the
holder's
mon
capital
investment
concerns.
directors hold
Period End. March 31—
Corp.—Acquisition—
Churchill
Torquay, England.
starting at $7.50
capitalization
such
business
Mexican Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
Railway
.
verted,
provide capital and long-term
management and financial
and
Maryland
$2,313,394 in
provide
Officers and
Toledo
below..
in Connecticut, Rhode
Mr.
Churchill
announced
that Studebaker-Packard's new Gravely
Virginia. Annual net sales have
Tractor Division would continue operations under its present managefirst full year of operation, to $6,/ ment. -.///i/;/ / -1 - '//•;;"/
421,045 for the
//',11':/;■'././'/; '.■,■ "V '. ".,/'/
year ended Jan. 31, .1960.
/./.../ . .
./•-, »
D. Ray Hall, principal owner, and President since 1936, will continue
REDEMPTION—The new debentures will be redeemable at optional
as President and General Manager of the Gravely Tractor Division.
redemption prices, after May 1,'• 1961,,, at; redemption pric.es ranging
The purchase price was announced as a combination of cash and
island,
Railway
Corp.—Acquisition—
E.
forward
Founded
facturing
to
to provide
outstanding 61,400 shares of common stock pur¬
private offering by 24 companies and individuals at $5
a
Texas
—V.
Trans-United Industries Inc.,
important
corporation and Its subsidiaries have warehouses
to
small
Period End. Mar. 31—
$285,493
300,175
fr.
President
and
trim,
price
1958 and has
prospectus, it
has
Texas & New Orleans
1960—3 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
facturing facilities in the United States and England.
taxes were reported in excess of $2,100,000 in 1959.
lumber specialties like prefab¬
ricated door and frame units. It sells to about 1,400 retail dealers lo¬
cated
through New Ehgland, and the Baltimore-Washington area. The
interior
in
share.
per
Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings—
,
BUSINESS—The corporation which has its principal office in WaterMass., in Greater Boston, buys, warehouses, and distributes at
wholesale
used
to
company
chased
—V.
the purchase of the business of Gravely Tractors, Inc., Dunbar,- West
Virginia, pioneer manufacturer of self-propelled outdoor power tools for
lawn, garden, farm and commercial uses.
Gravely products are distributed throughout the world from manu¬
town,
will be
concerns,
Period Ended March 31—
$705,420
Studebaker-Packard
of the debentures and com¬
bank'loan, incurred
of another company. The balance of
supplement working capital and used prin¬
the company's industrial department.
of
be
will
Operating
ia connection with the
acquisition
the proceeds will be used to
objectives
business
services
The
V//.'/:v
191, p. 1440.
• '
group
counseling and other technical services on a fee basis, and to cooperate
with banks and other lending institutions in meeting the credit needs
of small business concerns. The net proceeds from the sale
of the
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$664,681
Statler Products
by the company to retire a
350,000
a
operate initially as a non-diversified investment company
small
promoter of the company.
$254,621
308,475
railway
Se
filed a regis¬
4, 1960, covering
public Sale through
by
terms
principal
to
ment
opers;
Studebaker-Packard
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale
mon
Files
.to
its
May
on
to be offered for
was
commenced
proposes
stock
Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
I960—Month—1959
and after July 1, 1960, each
on
—
Comrhissioh— ••;/
$8,003,576
6,107,223
revenue-
oper.
Net
May 1, 1970, and 30,000 shares of common stock of
this corporation. Consisting of one $500 principal amount
debenture: and a certificate for 50 shares of common
..
Common—
incorporated under Texas law in
business operations. According to
the
company
loans
1440.
—V.
due
191,
v.\-
,
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co. The offering
will be supplied by amendment.
headed
underwriting
and
$7,797,963
6,246,915
oper.
p.
Railway oper.
Net
Y.—V.
N.
15,
..
Blvd., Austin, Texas,
SEC
the
stock,
common
Lamar
705
with
statement
underwriters
not
.
of
corporation,
of
The
$2,774,993
2,069,573
expenses-
Staten 1
Itaten Island
Securities Of¬
fered—Peter Morgan & Co. offered, pursuant to a pro¬
spectus, dated April 28, in 600 units, $300,000 principal
amount of 6V2%
subordinated convertible debentures,
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber Corp.
unit is priced at $812.50.
This
shares
1960—3 Mos.—1959
Net
,
tration
$2,836,786
2,172,105
revenue-
oper.
Railway oper.
Net
York
New
Broadway,
70
Texas Capital Corp.—Registers
to be used for general corporate purposes.
are
Spokane, Portland &
Railway
Bank,
Hanover
(52.79%). The prospectus lists Grogan Lord as President and principal
Period Ended March 31—
stock which
1052.
on
1439.
p.
the
p.
York.
New
$4,037,473 $10,384,613 $10,661,038
1,942,230
4,840,555
5,118,961
$3,825,696
1,844,830
at
to
are
April 27 filed a letter _of notification with the
be
SEC covering
150,000 share$ of co;mmon stock, (par one,;pen^ ,tp "
ork,
offered at $2 per share, through \Jr. J. Krieger &"Co/ Inc., New- -Y<
The
$14,454,434 $14,395,684 $41,829,723 $41,401,119
expenses:
10,628,738
10,358,211
31,445,110 30,740,081
opers.
the
with
shares
(not exceeding
With Securities and Exchange
revenue-
ry.
The
Salomon
.
fr.
rev.
statement
stock.
..
—V.
Net
registration
has agreed to purchase at the of¬
after the expiration of the subscription
of the stock not sold to the company's
all
.
1960—Month—1959
Period Ended March 31—
a
common
and
persons
for redemption on
Co.) has called
(formerly Texas
corporation
1, next, through operation of the sinking fund, $18,000 of its
debentures, due June 1, 1971 at 100%.
Payment will be made
at the Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co., Chicago, 111., or
June
shares,
Period Ended March 31—
RR.—Earnings—
The
re-ac¬
of
other
Co.—V.
Oil
&
Gas
Texaco, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
creation
fifteen) who may be stockholders, of/ ficers or directors of the company
/
"//■':■.
Spalding now has outstanding 824,897 common shares and certain
indebtedness. In addition to the 21.58% holdings of Pyramid Rubber,
Dunhill International, Inc., owns
169,698 shares, or 19.85%.
Edwin
L. Parker is listed as president.—V. 191, p. 205.
'■'//
//-'./'
maturity. Issuance and sale of the
Seaboard Air Line
by Spald¬
the
Pyramid Rubber may within thirty days thereafter resell
investment at the offering price some of the stock it shall acquire
to
certificates are subject to author¬
ization of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
/—/)/'•• ;V:
The issue is to be secured by 300 all-steel covered hopper cars, and
500 all-steel open top triple hopper cars, estimated to cost $8,405,579.
Associated in the offering, were: Dick & Merle-Smith; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Baxter & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Freeman & Co.;
Ira Haupt & Co.; McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc., and Shearson, Hammill & Co.—V.., 191, p. 1439.
..//•- /k'P-a&k
to
in
for
:
to 4.75%, according
4.50%
scaled to yield from
step
days
I960);
24,
logical
first
v
filed
178,978
five
'v'// '-
& Hutzler group.
the
general
recently
Tennessee
with Tennessee Gas for about seven years,
manager of the
southeastern division of
191, p. 1570.
who has been
Stein,
until
was
stockholders.
RR.—Equipment Trusts Offered—
May 1, 1961 to 1975, inclusive. The group won the issue
on a bid of 98.616 for a 4%%
coupon. A competing bid
98.579
The
within
(June
Mr.
and
United
the
at
owning
price
in
$20 per share by common stockholders
at the rate of one new share for each ten
Pyramid Rubber Co., the largest individual
1960,
held.
then
7,
acceptance
growth
products.
shares
subscription
June
their
and
substantial
a
2%%
2
fering
Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates offered on
May 2 an issue of $6,720,000 of the railroad's 4%% equip¬
ment trust certificates,, series
T, maturing annually,
of
May
on
stockholder,
, ,
Halsey,
Bros.
Spalding
85,484
for
offered
offer
Seaboard Air Line
the
been
sporting goods enterprise was the
plants in England and Australia.-
Spalding
company
be
$186,295
104,872
-
has
continually expanding interest
a
for
pointed
:/Y. Registers Common—
v'f
1439. ■;
p.
with
markets
of
Net
along
world
quisition j)f
$934,862
748,566
$1,011,184 /
$322,905
$359,508 •;
revenue-
oper.
there
years
Parker
a
March 31—
Railway oper. expenses-
three
past
market,
in
Mr.
y
:-'-V-V e;-
Atlanta Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959; -. 1960—3 Mos.—1959
■/ '"/" ;
:///■// :.;/■■//./• ■//
the
development of Spalding products
$5,672,658
Savannah &
Period Ended
"Railway
interests.
■
V
10,244,191
opers.'
ry.
oper.
1439,
railway
Net
3,518,289
3,498,646
expenses-.;;
Railway oper.
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$17,094,637 $15,916,849
y
involved
a
interest in
Lush, and
Union
Financial
Corp.—Common
Stock
Offered—An
underwriting group managed jointly by The Ohio Co.
and Sanders & Co. offered on May 3, 325,000 shared of
the firm's $1 par common
PROCEEDS—ITie
corporation's
stock at $15 per share.
net
proceeds
from
the
offering
will
50
be
to
Financial,
BUSINESS—Union
It
pany.
Savings
N.
along with funds borrowed concurrently and otner corporate
pay the balance on the company's outstanding bank loan.
used,
funds,
Ohio
an
is
company,
Division,
Ohio.—V.
191,
UNDERWRITERS
of
shares
common
Sanders &
Railway
Johnston,
M.
Carl
__100,000
Rhoades
co.
Weld
Beil
&
Inc.
Hough.
Goodbody & Co
Loewi
&
Rauscher,
Pierce
Walker & Co
H.
Hallowell,
■
Jenks,
—v.
Kirkland
6,000
6.000
.
Co..
$
$
30,755,233
32,263.870
fr. rv.
rail* ay
19ff
The
inc..
1480.
p.
,
/
,
31.376,455
8,608,067
29,485.110
6,097,577
12.767.269
3,721,236
12.207,460
3,152,329
opers
oper.
,
-of
to
N,
the
3701
with
Miami,
and
liabilities,
the
manufacturing
and
and
screens
of
companies
five
It
Breslow.
Mr.
and
is
aluminum
selling
parts
component
controlled
engaged
residential
thereof,
by
well
United States Gypsum Co.—Registers
This
With SEC—
and
offered
to
stricted
officers
Stock
other
and
Option
key
The
Plan.
certain
of
or
its
it
When
assets.
its
to
stockholders,
portion of his shares.—V.
a
Van
Norman
187.
In
Norman
formalities
Pulley
Industries.
5,
May
on
Spool
Hubbard
its
became effective
merger
involves
issuance
the
Pulley shareholders
being
are
into
of April 30.
as
of
two
advised
Van
28 %
The American
building
reels
and
Van
York
the
for
Norman
Stock
Pulley Co.
also
and
Van
The Hubbard
wire
to
stock,
the
their
Mr.
$78,100
the
issued
or¬
of its
i
wives
each
and
Breslow
Ameri¬
After
Sons,
manufactures
Spool Division
also
securities
in
operates,
Bethayres. Pa.;
are
traded
addition
Electronics
The
to
the following
on
191,
Division,
$1,037,488
opers.
,
the
sale
continue
758,741
1,027,492
and
net
to
Net
—V.
Manchester,
rev.
fr.
railway
191,
p.
the
used
for
Minnig
President
as
—
*
•
of $300,000, $75,000 will be
the balance of $225,000
used
and
capital
purposes. -*
•
will
*'
•
.
St.,
Park,
Lincoln
Michigan/
corporations./It
is
1370.
The
corporation
has
no
engaged
principally in the
building products
building industry trades
aluminum
—
;
,
Shoe
&
Tanning Corp.
which
offered
Common
—
an
Stock
underwriting
be
added
to
men's
a
sale
which
work
shoes
for
processes
line of
line.
The company
manufacturers.
other
the
will
to
go
the
company
and
capital.
corporation,
it introduced
selling
from
working
in manufacturing
veloped exclusive
which
on
been
and
obtaining
shoes
casual
also
has
sells
engaged
gloves,
some
for
50
years
years
ago
de¬
and tanning pigskin with
which has become its largest
substantial
quantities
of
pigskin
$3,416,526
EARNINGS—Consolidated
1,705,563
were
earnings
$591,000, equal to $1.32
will consist
Alabama—Earnings—
stock.—V.
1960—3 Mos.—1959
revenue.
$367,128
$379,486
$1,036,227
$1,040,265
302,770
285,896
895,047
848,999
ry.
opers.
$64,358
$93,590
$141,180
$191,266
inc..
12,712
37,526
25,841
59,494
oper.
A.
processing and manufacturing
use
and consumption in the
for
of
funded
191,
of
debt
for
per
the
company
operation
of
has
the
called
series
at
state Street Bank
1480.
C,
due
for
1,
&
31,
share then outstanding.
issue, capitalization
$1,520,000 and 549,046 shares of common
fund.
June
Dec.
current
Redemption—
redemption
$100,000 of
1979
Trust
at
June
on
its
101.82%.
Co.,
"
'
:r
sinking
bonds,
ended
year
common
to
1480.
p.
the
Worcester Gas Light Co.—Partial
The
Net
H. W.
from
and
May 5, 100,000 shares of this
corporation's common stock, $5 par value, at a price of
$11.50 per share.
of
own
expenses.
oper.
Railway oper.
New
Max
proceeds
loan
working
subsidiary
of
p.
191,
1959
I960—Month—1959
proceeds
funds
corporation was incorporated under Michigan law
1952. The address
of its principal
business
office
is
21,
or
group
1480.
Western Ry. of
general
Y,
-
.
mortgage
a
BUSINESS—The
$2,281,761
sinkina
April 15 publicly offered 100,000 shares
at $3 per share.
the
of
Wolverine
1960—3 Mos.—1959
$1,571,893
to
Offered—A. G. Becker & Co. Inc. heads
assets
$4,912,740 $12,749,998 $13,093,692
3,340,847
10,468,237
9,677,166
494,322
of
stock (par $1)
various
Howard
v.
to
ry.
income
Period Ended March 31—
American
divisions:
p.
3,613,544
Net
company.
added
be
Chairman
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
1960—Month—1959
expenses
will
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect
spools
the
fr.
oper.
Railway
whose
April
chiefly
for
Co.—Earnings-
$4,651,032
for
business
and
respectively.
RR.
revenue
oper.
rev.
ry
—V.
of material
line
wide
Net
Net
pioneer in the power
a
retirement
used
1650
Breslow
Mr.
will
registration
capital.
the
and
Katz
15%.
own
Mr.
for
associated
an
1480.
common
parent
outstanding
has
exchange
Mr.
the stock
$23,649
a
$8,000,000
offered
be
BUSINESS—The
equipment;
advertising
Board
as
p.
PROCEEDS—Cf
for
be
custom
working
for
company
in
of
new
facilities;
new
open
and
sale
for
$25,000
predecessors.
Katz
shares,
Pacific
oper.
Railway
their shares for
forward
a
Railway
industry.
Industries,
Exchange,
&
49,340
oi
Period End. Mar. 31—
Norman
Pulley captial stock.
manufactures
and Hubbard Spool Division,
Butterworth
and
and
and
indebtedness,
common
each,
Western
1960.
of
shares
Pulley Co., founded in 1895, is
industry
equipment.
each
shares
acquire
stockholders,
sundry
of
development;
the
purchase
to
to
Wolverine Mouldings, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
will
Norman
exchange to the Morgan Security Trust Co. of New York.
transmission
to
to
to liabilities)
48.080
required
that
announced
Division,
stock for each share of American
common
can
The
merger
Inc..
and
proceeds from
$50,000
for
debentures
This company on
completed effecting the merger of The American
including
Co.,
Tfte
been
to
shares
50,000
Industries, Inc.—Merger Effective—
Industries,
have
$200,000
notes
of
amount
research
of
(subject
the
in
addition
350,000
2273.
p.
for
payment
own
Van
191,
on
alloy products. The net
used
promotion;
employees under the company's Re¬
remaining 70,595 shares are being
liquidated, the latter distributed said
of whom may offer to the public all
any
be
$25,000
registered for possible offering by stockholders of American Rock Wool
Corp.
These 70.595 shares were issued to American Rock Wool for
shares
steel
will
Adams St., Chicago, filed a registration
Statement with the SEC on May 2, 1960, covering 470.595 shares of
its common stock.
Of this stock. 400.000 shares are being or may be
of 300 West
companv,
the
Wishnick
V.
business
as
covering
4,
May
on
1980,
general corporate purposes. The company is engaged in a construction
and expansion program for
which expenditures of up to $10,000,000
have- been
currently authorized. Proceeds
from the debenture sale
will be supplemented by other cash sources in financing, this
program
In addition
to certain indebtedness the company, has
outstanding
1,209,934 shares
of common
stock. The
prospectus
lists
Robert I
commercial
and
as
the
of
sale
the assets,
the
in
distributor
clusive
100,000
organized in January, I960, to acquire
was
SEC
due
line
of
organic, chemicals,
detergents
and
detergent
asphalt
and
asphalt
compounds,
and,
commencing
m
I960,
tar products. The company
also sells products manufactured
by others,
including substantial quantities of carbon
black
as
ex¬
a
29,
1960, covering
shares to be issued
SEC
on
April
including 175,000
42nd St., New York, filed
122 East
of
the
with
chemicals,
filed
Fla.,
manufacturing, slitting, roll-forming and stamping* of other aluminum
;
$047
.
diversified
a
With SEC-<-
St.,
51st
W.
stock,
company
Mr. Katz
window
'
'•
„
the
company
subject
93.226,711
90.533,217
of
statement
by
ganizers,
nfl.
Net
Net
—V.
$5,107,141
1,125,167
inc._
,
45,031,139 120,018,327 124,603,166
expenses.
Railway^>per.
$5,505,093
1,143,348
$2,016,216
497,498
$2,111,146
606,661
opers.
ry.
oper.
shares which are outstanding
and Will be offered for the account of the holders thereof. The stock
will be offered for public sale
at $3.00 per share through a group
of underwriters headed by Merritt, Vickers, Inc., on a "best efforts
all or nothing" basis.
The commission will be 39 cents per share.
In
addition the
underwriter will receive expenses of $25,000 if all
of the
shares offered are sold.
The offering will be withdrawn
if
all
shares
are
not
sold
within
90
days.
The selling stockholders,
Eugene R. Katz
President, and James Breslow, Vice-President, have
sold
the
underwriters an aggregate of 25,000
shares at 10 cents
per share.
'
*
'
1960—3 Mos.—1959
S
S
42,962,693
1,985,814
$0.48
—-
for public sale through a
group
of underwriters headed by Smith, Barney & Co., Inc., and
Goldman, Sachs & Co. The interest rate, public offering price, and
underwriting terms will be supplied by amendment." '
The
company
was incorporated
under Delaware law in 1958 and
succeeded
by
merger
to
the
business of Witco Chemical Co., an
Illinois
corporation, formed
in 1920. Witco produces and markets
$29,182,344
24,075,203
shares of common
sold
and
'''V:,
I960—Month—1959
2,008,417/
share
per
1924.
debentures
fund
1480.
p.
corporation,
275.000
3,000
Inc.;
191,
registration
3,000
revenue-
oper.
$9,758,279 $10,247,472 $23,284,531
7,647,133
8,231,256
22,779,438
revenueexpenses
fr.
rev.
railway
This
4,000
—_______
taxes
income taxes
after
company,
statement
1960—3 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
.Warren Industries, Inc.—Registers
RR.—Earnings—
Period Ended March 31—
Railway
4,000
& Parvin—_
Hart
-r;.':
Pacific
Union
oper,
oper.
This
4.000
Mc¬
-
5,000
Co.__
&
Co.______
Raffensperger. Hughes &
1266.
p.
&
Roney & Co
Blosser &
McKelvy & Co.____—
3.000
Peters, Writer & Christensen,
Inc.
3,000
Sulzberger,
191,
Miller
C.
Dowell
Co., Y'1';//
Inc.
G.
—V.
Austin,
6.000
&
4,000
Co.___
&
Kay, Richards & Co——3,000
McDaniel Lewis & Co.___
3.000
6.000
.
Co
Milwaukee
The
Co.______
Straus,
6,000
6.000
—
Inc._
Co.
&
Wm.
Co._ 10,000
&
Net
Lyons
Mead.
; 20.000
Hammill
Net
5,000
L.
W.
Inc— 20.000
Co.
&
Woodard-Elwood
&
-
White,
Co
&
20,000
Co
&
Lemon
Loeb,
Shearson,
Baker
Thayer.
income
—V. 191, p.
income
for
190, p. 2289.
Shingle Corp., above.—V.
Period Ended March 31—
5.000
5,000
A. Hogle & Co.___
J.
65.000
Co
income
provision
Witco Chemical Co., Inc.—Registers Debentures—
Railway
Ohio Co
The
Net
Inc.—Offering Suspended—
1960
1959
$46,757,163 $41,988 909
3,902,273
3,615*216
_—.___
before
Protit
Wabash RR.—Earnings—
Shares
Shares
'
Sales
950.
p.
Aluminum Top
See
and
Co.
and
Net
Sanders & Co., have severally
from
the company
the respective number of
stock set opposite their names below:
Ohio
3 Months Ended March 31—
composed of Bingham
Herbrand Division, Fremont,
their
through
below,
named
underwriters
The
—
Ohio,
Toledo,
Vernier Missile Systems,
Co. increased from $54,403,782
ftt Dec. 31, 1955, to $95,513,788 at Dec. 31, 1959.Union Savings & Loan
representatives. The
agreed
to
purchase
Norman
Subsidiary is the Bingham-Herbrand Corp.,
Stamping
owns permanent shares of the capital stock of The ymo"
& Loan Co., which was incorporated in Ohio in 1891.
It
business in the metropolitan area of Cleveland.
Van
and
Monday, May 9, 1960
,
.
.
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Earnings—
New Bedford, Mass.; Super
Machine Co., Springfield,
Machine Co.,
&
Detroit,
Co..
Mass.
holding com¬
a
Twist Drill
Mich.;
Morse
H.;
Tool
conducts its
Total assets of
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2030)
Boston,
1,
first
next,
5V4%
Payment
will
Mass.—V.
through
mortgage
be
made
p.
2938.
in
Los
189,
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Maricopa County, Peoria High
Marion Institute (P. O.
Sch. Dist. No. 208 (P. O. Phoenix),
Marion),
Alabama
Bond Sale—The $265,000
and
dining
offered
1958
bonds
revenue
April
on
1482—were
housing
28—v.
awarded
191,
the
to
p.
Arizona
N.
Bond Sale—The $45,000 school
building bonds offered on April
18—v. 191, p. 1714—were awarded
as
general
obligation
provement bonds
Trust
$230,000
public
im¬
was
sold to
the
Co., of Georgia, in Atlanta,
3Y2s
3.80s. Dated April 1,
Legality approved by Dumas,
O'Neal & Hayes, of
as
and
1960.
Birmingham.
A., of San Francisco,
4y4s, at a price of 100.596, a
Treasurer
Bond
Bond Sale—An issue of
S.
Bond Offering—Martin
CALIFORNIA
Azusa
City School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
City, Ala.
&
tion
on
Eale—The
$325,000
1958, series B bonds offered
April 26—v. 191,
awarded
to
The
p.
1611—were
First
Western
Bank
& Trust Co., of San Fran¬
cisco, and Hill Richards & Co.,
jointly, as 4y4s, at a price of
101.54, a basis of about 4.12%.
of
the Board
Frazier,
of
Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids
til
elec¬
10
a.m.
(PST)
on
un¬
May 19 for
the purchase of $556,000
dormitory
1959 bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1959.
Due
on
Oct.
1
from
1962
to
Baker
Maricopa County, Peoria Sch. Dist.
No. 11 (P. O.
Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond
Sale—The
building bonds
18—v.
191,
p.
$75,000 school
offered
on
April
1714—were awarded
to The First of Arizona Co.
District No. 28 (P. O.
Phoenix), Ariz.
obligations bonds offered
May 2—v. 191,
awarded to
p.
1370—were
Refsnes, Ely, Beck
Co.
at her office in
Baker, until 1 p.m.
(Calif. DST) on May 11 for the
purchase of $45,000 general obli¬
sewer
1960. Due
1980
&
on
bonds. Dated June 1,
June 1 from 1961 to
inclusive.
terest
Bond Sale —The
$40,000 school
on
Bond Offering—Genevieve Gilbreth, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
gation
Maricopa County, Kyrene School
general
Community Services District,
San Bernardino County, Calif.
Principal and in¬
payable at the
(J-D)
County Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
Legality approved by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
Chino, Calif.
Offering—E. J. Wangler,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids c/o City Hall,
Chino, until
7:30 p.m. (Calif.
DST) on May 17
for the purchase of
$385,000 sewer,
election
1959,
series
A
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on June
1
from
1962
to
1990
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los
Angeles.
Culver
City Unified Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
Los Angeles
Bond
Sale—The
$400,000
elec¬
tion
Barstow Union School District, San
Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond
tion
Sale—The $280,000 elec¬
1958, series 2 bonds offered
Excelsior Union High School
District, Los Angeles,
County, Calif.
on
1959, series A bonds offered
April 26—v. 191, p. 1611—were
awarded
The
to
a
group
Rond Sale
awarded to
syndicate headed by
a
of
of
Security-First National Bank
Los Angeles, as
4y4s, at a price
101.503, a basis of about 4.10%/
Other members of the
syndicate
were
as
follows:
American Trust
Co., of San Francisco, Blyth & Co.,
Inc., Harris Trust & Savings
Bank,
of Chicago, R. H. Moulton
& Co.,
William
R.
Staats
Weeden & Co.
&
Co.,
and
Fairfield, Calif.
Offering—Colin C. HutchCity
Clerk,
will
receive
Bond
eon,
sealed
bids
until
8
(Calif.
DST) on May 17 for the purchase
of $685,000
water, series A bonds.
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on
June
1
from
Callable
1962
as
cipal and
at the
to
inclusive.
1, 1971. Prin¬
interest
(J-D) payable
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington &
San Francisco.
his
office
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Half Moon
Bay Union High School
District, San Mateo County,
California
/*/.
,vy/
Bond
Offering—John A. Bruning, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Red¬
wood, until 10 a.m. (Calif. DST)
on
May 10 for the purchase of
$385,000
school
1960,
series A
bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due on
May 1 from 1962 to 1985 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
at
the
County Treasurer's
able
office.
Hay ward School District, Alameda
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 11 a.m. (Calif.
DST)
on May 10 for the purchase
$138,000 school building bonds.
of
Hemet
Offering—Gordon
County Clerk, will
Valley Union School Dist.
Riverside County,
Bond
Angeles County, Calif.
vig,
at
1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
Sutcliffe, of
Glendora School District, Los
Bond
bids
p.m.
1990
of June
sealed
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (Calif. DST)
on
May 31 for the purchase of
$366,000 general obligation school
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
July
$1,165,000
the
composed of
California Bank, of Los An¬
geles, Paine, Webber, Jackson &
The
—
school, series A bonds offered on
May 3 —v. 191, p. 1714 —were
1999
inclusive.
Bond
ARIZONA
Curtis, and Taylor & Co., as 4s,
at a price of
100.132, a basis of
about 3.98%.
California Western University of
San Diego, San Diego, Calif.
to The First of Arizona Co.
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, as 3s, at a price of par.
T.
basis of about 4.10%.
Fed¬
eral
Pell
April 18—v. 191, p. 1482—were
awarded to The Bank of America
on
tion
on
Sale—The
Calif.
$125,000
1959, series B bonds
May 2
v.
191,
p.
T. Nes-
awarded to Merrill
receive
Fenner & Smith Inc.
elec¬
offered
1482—were
Lynch, Pierce,
(2031)
Union School District, San
u'nhley
Bernardino County, Calif ,
bonds offered on
Elding
Webber
April
J
Bank of America N. T. &
of San Francisco, as 4V2s,
4.35%.
about
&
Curtis,
Co., Wagen-
&
Public
Co.
sealed bids at
office
his
Noel
&
had cash
Sale
The
addition, the Authority
of $8,083,584.24.
reserves
Fort Pierce, Fla.
Co.; Chas. E. Weigold &
Co; Inc.; Wertheim & Co.; R. D.
White & Co.; White, Weld & Co.;
Co-
$133 410 000
Fenn
&
Co.,
Lehman era &CoBrothers, and Blyth & Co., Inc.,
°ther members of the bank
in association with The First Na- |roaP were as follows: Chemical
ttonM CitV knk
of New York
Bank New York Trust Co.; Morand a group headed
Chase «an Guaranty Trust Co.'both of
Manhattan
Bank
and
Bankers New York; First National Bank;
gas
distribution
hnnds
revenue
Dated April 1, 1959. Due on April
L, from, 1964 to 1988 inclusive.
Callable. Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the Chemical
bv^l
n
the.purchase of $5,-
school, series A bonds.
Dated June 15, 1960. Due on June
15 from 1964 to
1970 inclusive,
principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Co.; Townsend, Dabney & Tyson;
Tripp. & Co., Inc.; Tucker Anthony & R. L. Day; Van Alstyne,
Phelps,
Red-
,
8 for
Co.; Talmage & Co.; Thomas & bonds. In issue of $74,000,000 of
original
...
^
Bond Offering—Vera K. Gibson, wood, until 10 a.m. (Calif. DST)
on
May 17 for the purchase of
County Clerk, will receive sealed
series
F'
school 1958
hids at her office in Bakersfield, 1 $1,500,000
bonds. Dated July 1 1960 Due on
f
|
until U a.m; (Calif. DST)
on
June
the Aur
year
Bond Offering—D. C. Huckey,
new
'o
Clty Cler.k and Director of Fihousing bonds offered"'"on
v.
we"e Dean Witter & Co.; Harold E. na"^e' wl11 receive sealed bids
191, p. 1820
May 4
awarded to aVyndfcate iiiaded by Wood & C°*. a"d Wood. Str"th- unti1 Spur,on Maynatural
26 for
$1,325,000
receive
in
& Lorn- the end of the fiscal
bardo, Inc.; Sweney CartWright & ';thority had retired $6,920,000 of its
Housing Administration,
Washington, D. C.
Bond
Offering—John A. Brun-
County" "cTerk,"*w*ill "
ing,
California
Watkins
Stubbs,
Inc.;
as 3.60s,
100.384,-a basis of
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Durst, Inc., and Fred D.
&
Bond
Joint Union High
(P. O. Bakersfield),
Sch. Dist.
Staats
Sequoia Union High School Dist
San Mateo County, Calif.
,
County
Kern
Blake
101.30, a basis of
price of
a
S°*' £al?e' about 3-55%-
k
.
William R.
A
C
vJohn Nuveen &
as,
seller &
The
at a
Of the syndicate Lyonsprice of
& Shafto, jointly,
at
ac
191, p. 1714—were awarded
5!Lv
in
wi^i
wer-e,
^
Sale—The $125,000 school
Bond
51
870 000
86,- -
°ther
■
'
^^ers;
received; until T1 a.m.; (Calif.
be
Fnn ociSC0' uS ^ ?'
.building bonds.
$70,000 school
of
Millview Water
Dist., Mendocino
18 for
May
,
Francisco.
San
t
Legality
■
B ; bonds.
.:
Gailfus,
June
Dated
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (MST) on May,30
bonds. Dated Jan.
1,
June 1 from* 1961 to
on
purchase
of $1,160,000
housing
revenue
1960
the
for
student
Jan.
Principal and in¬
(J-D)'payable at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
1
sive.
inclusive.
1963
Interest
from
1, 1960. Due on
to 2000 inclu-
'j '
'
v'*-
•
J'(-
*
Mountain View Union High School
received
until
11
a.m:
;
Co. V
(Calif.
George
Co
in
Stamford. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
11 a.m;- (Calif.
May 17 for the purchase
$83,000 school .1957, series C
June
New York
Principal
payable
at
and
Herrington
Francisco.r
Stone
&
Pierce
Corn
Shearsori!
j
awarded to Dean
Co., as 5s and 4%s; at a
of about
4.31%.
a
&
Tuller &
Rank
do.7 Tilney
of
& Co, and
Zucker.
& SanS-nL;
den' 1VJlll®r
n^
JT
& S v
Co.; Hendrix
J.
J.
?
&
Hilliard
B
i'
Mayes,
&
Son,
H01lnblower. & Weeks; Howard,
Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.;
Anninn
xr
tn
w,,mrthrpv
Applegate & Humphrey,
inc.;. E. F. Hutton & Co.; W. E.
Hutton & Co.; Jones, Kreeger &
qo.; Kean, Taylor & Co.; Kenow^r MacArthur & Co.; Charles
Hulme,
King & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
john C. Legg & Co.; Lucas, Eisen
& Waeckerle, Inc.; W L. Lyons &
Co.; Lyons & Shafto, Inc.; McCor-
7
XXi
.
'
Library District (P. O. Riverside),
X t■'•■/ - California '} //■ ,'>/■' ,■
Bond Sale—The
$130,000 library
approvement .bonds:
offered
- on
*1 '8—v.
191, p. ,1611—were
awarded to Blyth &
Co., Inc.
San Bernardino, Calif,
—-■—
---r
Comptroller, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
American N. T. & S. A., of San
Francisco>
Glore>
Moulton &
jjarriman & Co.
MaY 25 f°r the purchase of $2,300,000 - airport
revenue
1960
Forgan & Co.,
Co., Brown Bros.
Stone & Youne-
H
R
w0od
'
Guri'dy
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
Jan-'l from 1962 to 1990 inclusive.
& Co. Inc. and
'Qf
'Legalitv approved
J. A, Overton & Co., as 3%s, at a ^gauiy approvea
price of 101.37, a basis of about ^Sibiey,
Troutman,
;
;
.Smith, of Atlanta.
j
*
s
07/
QC
c
0
Spalding
bv
opaiamfe,
oy
Meadow
.
&
v
,
The
Additional Sale
$1,365,000
v
HAWAII
new housing bonds offered at the
.
...
.,
„
.
l™e.. were awarded to Honolol^ C,ty anJ Count,, Hawa.t
WUUern S. Morns & Co, us 3%s - Bond Offering-Sealed bids wiH
3 baSIS °f
about 3.85%.
purchase of $2,000,000 consolidated
fa^a
.
system revenue, series B bonds.
mick & Co.
FLORIDA
&
Co.;
McDonald-
Florida State Turnpike
.
t
GEORGIA
Atlanta, Ga.
Bond Offering—R. Earl Landers,
dicate composed of the Bank of City
•
■
Wm^E. Pol.
Kevenue nws Aii-iime *ySn
Cook County
/
/
ILLINOIS
.
Authority
(P. O. Ft. Lauderdale), Fla.
Revenue Hits Ail-Time High
Bond
(P. O. Chicago), III.
Sale
.
Sale
—
—
The
The
$9,500,000
$9,500,009
Gross normal^ revenue of the -county hospital 1960 unlimited tax
jj*1
Turnpike, in March was the high- bonds 0ffered on May 3—v. 191,
Tl
est in the history of the Turnpike. ,p. 1715—were awarded to a syn-
......
-
.,
„
,
Thomas B. Manuel, Chairman of dicate: headed by the Northern
the Authority, - said Marfch gross Trust Co., Continental Illinois Na1
wsic
R9.1 fiO .iinnol "Ranlr " l?ircf Natinnal Ranlr
normal revenue was $2,821.60 tional Bank, First National Bank,
n
a
t*
m
q
than
higher
;
that
of
-
February Harris Trust & Savings Bank, all
which previously had ; been
all-time high month. ; ,;.
He
said
revenue
ais0
that
the of Chicago, and the First National
;City Bank, of New York City, as
normal gross
for the fiscal year
which
ended March 31 was the highest in
3%s, at a price of 100.779, a basis
of about 3.67%. . V
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows:
.
net;interest cost
Pwerstde County, Paloverde Valley
<***
■;/
"aw housing bonds offered at the *
McDonald
-
National
k'
w'pet
same tlme were awarded to a syn_
City.
.
uf
Co., Harkness & Hill, In^ Hattier
#
—were
of.100.095,
Trust
rnLpr'pp
Callable as of Oct. 1, 1970. Principal and interest (A-O) payable at
Chester' White Plaint- Pconfo" the Chemical Bank New York
National Bank of cBottVS- Trust Co'' in New Y°rk. Legality
Third
National
Rank
in
Nach '
approved, by Caldwell,H Marshall,
ville* G
H
lalbr I fVi •
T
r
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
^++1^-
Rank-
Additional Sale—The $2,440,000
a
Sutcliffe^, ofvSan
jr/s 7'Jf^■,' "
School District,
/Fresno County, Calif
Bond Sale—The
$42,000 school
°nds offered on
April 26—v, 191,
P ice
National
derson, ^Gregory & So^sj Ha1!-
hfds
-
Orange Center
Witter &
Hayden,
Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.,
"
Bond Offering—Frank S. Whitcomb Boroueh Treasurer will re-
interest (J-D)
America
the Bank of
County
Groton, Conn.
National Trust and
Savings Asso¬
ciation, in San Francisco. Legality
approved; by
Orrick,-Dahlquist,
?xr-A
Corp.,
T^e Hieelnson
Co
Stone & Co, Marine
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Good- 'Wheat
Moore & Co.; Mackall & Coe;
Mason-Hagan, Inc.; A. E. Masten
& Co.; Wm. J. Mericka &7C0.;
ch, Pierce, Fenner &
ceiVe' sealed bids until noon Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
noon:i;Merrill
7fT)RTi" on May 12 ior xne our- Smith Inc.; Moore, Leonard &
Moore,
(EDSi; on Mav iz for the pu
chase of $1,000,000 water and elec¬ Lynch; p g' Moseley & Co<; Mui.
tric bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960. laney, Wells & Co.; W/H. New^ ISvTMllS bold's Son & Cot; Newburger,
"T
u
7
JP,
r*r\
TVT^\*rVior-rl
r^nnlr
kr
Loeb & Co.; Newhard, Cook &
inclusive.
Co.; New York Hanseatic Corp.;
Prospect (P. O. Waterbury), Conn.^ The Ohio Company; O'Neal, AlBond Offering—Mrs. Dorothea
den ^ Go
inc.; Paine, Webber,
A. Doyle,
Town Treasurer, will jackson & Curtis; D. A. Pincus &
receive sealed bids c/o Connecti- Co
"
V
:
cut National Bank, 132 Grand St.,
p^i & Go., Inc.;
V I960;- Due
June 1 from; 1962 to 1980 inclu¬
sive.
the
payable .at
(M-N)
Fairfield
bidsTuntil
Dated
Town
interest
S.
on
bonds.
L. Rriin_
Bru t
1, I960. Due on May 1 from 1961
to
1980 inclusive. Principal and
Jones, County Clerk, will receive
Co.; First of Michigan Corporation; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.; George P. Fogg &
Co.; Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B.
Hibbs & Co., Inc.; Geo. B. Gibbons
& Co., Inc.; Ginther & Co.
Hirsch & Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.,
n
•
n^Hprt
Albert
May 10 for the purchase of $148,000 sewer 1960 bonds. Dated May
Novato Unified School District,Marin County, Calif.
on
T vnrh
Salomo^
Smith
•
Fahnestock &
Inc.;
Town Treasurer, will receive
Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
^
bonds.
—
n
ner,
May 9 for the purchase
$1,730,000 school building
of
M^rrin
^
&
Dillon, Union Securities *■ Co.
lanta.
Eldredge &
£%>
• Baker, Watts & Co.; Federation
Morris, Stokes & Co.; Ellis & Co.; t>ank.
T
t
r '
*
f
M
Marx & Co.
^
:
<
Equitable Securities Corporation; YnrkFirst
Nntinnai ' Rnnir
in
I: Dated April 1, 1960. Due on Oct.
Estabrook & Co.; Fabricand & Co.;^*
u M KiHHpr ^ Cn
Tn^
^ from 1961 to 1990 inclusive.
Noyes &
a
Bond Offering
r
on
Offering
sold to
CONNECTICUT
District, Santa Clara County,
:.A California
/
:
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
DST)
curities
Clark!
body & Co.; Green, Ellis & An-
school building bonds was
J. A. Hogle &
sealed
Seattle;^Blair & Co., Inc.; City
National Bank & Trust Co., of
c^nT^ur^tec J^en
Collins & Co.; Courts'& Co.; F. W.
^
J-J.:
Saguache County School District
*
(P.O. Center), Colo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $220,000
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Bond
&' Co
Fenner
Co.; Seattle-First National Bank,
?
'
& Winslow, Inc.;
were as follows: Allen & Co., John
Co® S>n|pa5y'.fSf |i-'Lwlk; Dick & Pierce
&
4V«s
V^
fright ,& Co, Inc., and Hugo
of Colorado,
Alamosa, Colo.
v
Bond Offering—Glen C. Turner,
terest
of
'
^ Morton- & Co., Inc.,
w
Y' Weeden & Co.;? Mercantile Trust •■NhvppVi"
.'
Ti7
7;
„
S^is
G
w
4Vas and
nillnn
COLORADO
Clerk,; will
DST)
A
•
4s
i
•
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (Calif. DST) on
May 11 for the purchase of $650,000 general obligation sewer 1953,
be
Co
d
6s
as
Other members of the syndicate
-
,
Modesto, Calif. ' /,
cisco.
+V'
Co
Bogland^ Ladenburg,^ Thalmann
,f0^orthC'sumvan
a
Adams State College
Bond Offering—Rex E.
1980
•
&'
Stearns
^
;
-
syndicate headed by Ira Haupt &
51
< a ■
"
Flrst National Bank of Oregon;
1
.
•
Bond Sale—An" issue of $5 750
ZredTn
^
Bankers
^
'
•
,
Francisco.'
1960. Due
Co
:
,
Fla..'
g0°;: ™la^lphia; Carl M. Loeb,
Co*
&
t
Co.,T
Smith, Dean Witter &
.
series
Bear
& McCarthy, of New York City.
Bros. &
Ji,
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington* & Sutcliffe^ of San
City
•
trr*'
Stone"
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Bank of America Na¬
tional Trust and Savings Associa¬
in
Hutzler; ;Kuhn, Loeb
&, Co.;
Northern Trust Co., of Chicago;
philadelphia National Bank, of
Peabody &
York Buffalo^Bache&^Co" Bare TrlPP & Co-.inc-. Ray Allen> ols°«
CJ
Cn" Craigie
&
Co.;
Cunningham, Brother'* FidelUv Union T™st & Beaumont* Inc-- Beil & Hough,
WnviJ 1 Hmhards & Co., Schmertz & CO Inc,. j M Dairl
"Newark^ Indu^trill Na Interstate Securities Corp., Leedy,
MacArthurS& Co., Laws^n Levy! | go., Inc, Shelby CuRom Davis 'tional Bank, of Providence! Lato"- ^y WeUs cf Ralph A P^tts
Williams & Stern, Irving Lund- nntohin
fc" Co
D?e?el &' Co'! laW. & Co'; Mercantile-Safe Deb0dgr&T?0w?te7D-Blake & Co*. Frinc s-TTninn Securities
Llpont& C^Ettman
Howard C. Traywick & Co.'
and C. N. White & Co.
r.n
Company of G^At5 1^=^ Allison-Williams Co., Arthur
Georgia, At- j
$400,000 water system 1960 bonds.
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on June
1 from • 1964
to -1990 inclusive.
tion,
&
ofSSan1" Corp^" Schwabacher
the, purchase of
A
a''.
A1mstadt
American Securities
Whipple
TVn ;
r3Ed PaCf^^nr&Whiteside
Ukiah, until 8 p.m. (Calif. DST)
on
&
ner
.
p
Corp., Glore, Forgan
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
&
A.
Offering—F ranees
Bruliner, District, Secretary,. will
receive sealed bids at her. office
in
Co
First Boston
County, Calif.
Bond
?•
u
Other members of the syndicate
.
8?^BS.VoS33aS
Co.: Salomon
the
^
gacon
9 .for, the purchase 100.261,:a basis of about 3.72%.
DST) on May
dealer
of
members
*?_/?
.Whittier Union High Sch. Dist.,
able at the County .Treasurer's
Los Angeles County, Calif.
'
office.
Bond Sale—The $2,937,000 i960
*7'-' •
'
series A bonds offered on April
Loma Prieta Joint Union School
19
v. 191, p. 1371—-were awarded
District, Santa Crux and Santa
to a syndicate headed by the Bank
Clara Counties, Calif .>■*
of America N. T & S A.,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
.
:
;
New York Trust
both of New York,
Co.,
C. J..Devine
& Co., Kuhn, Loeb
& Co., First
Guaranty Trust
.
j
.
inclusive.
Legality
Day, Berry
approved
—
.
by
& Howard, of Hart-
Riter &
Co.,
'
.
-
,
Co.; Robinson-Humphrey
Rodman & Renshaw;
Inc.;
noted.
-
:
revenue
for the fiscal year
JNei revenue 1Ui lue xi&tdx .yecti
go., Inc ; Rodman & Renshaw; iu^n*ded"-^"Up "{7
.
wi{h a National Bank of Oregon, in Port?hRd6&
*
Stefto^ Necker & total of-$4,027,328.15 against the'land. White; Weld & Co., Paine,
Ridgefield, Conn.
child &: Co., Shaffer Necke & previous year's $3,431,098.39. The Webber, Jackson & Curtis, R. W
Bond Sale—The $977,000 school S^oood & Maver Shannon '& Co * increase
was $596,229.76. Gross Pressprich & Co., City National
1960 bonds offered on May 3- X|rson
Hammill & Co.; Sheri- was $5,266,631.40 against $4,603,- Bank & Trust Co., American Na191, p. 1926—were awarded t0 .da^Boganapaul & Co., Inc."; 571.20 for a gain of $663,060.20. V tional Bank & Trust Co., both of
The1 American Securities Corp., as Singer
Deane & Scribner; John •- Gross normal revenue in March umcago.
3.35s, at a price of 100.333, a basis Small & Co., Inc.; William R. was $544,105.23 for a gain of $12,L. F. Rothschild .& Co., Trust
of about 3.30%.
Staats & Co.; H. J. Steele & Co.; 108.95 over the same month the Company of Georgia^ m Atlanta,
ford.
.
v.
,
g°"d, Sale—The
$1,000,000 revseries 2 bonds
?rii
°" April .25—v.• 191, p.
oati were awarded to a syndiff^headed by- Blyth & Co.' Inc-,
inn or
and 4>,4s, at a price of
4 id!?''a net' interest cost of about
:„"e election 1957,
.
Stein Bros. & Boyce.
preceding year. Net
revenue
for Dominick & Dominick, City N a-
Bank
National
The
(2032)
52
Fitzpatrick, Sul¬
Baird & Co., Inc.,
livan
Co., Rodman & Renshaw,
&
of
issue
An
—
sewer
Co., Robert W.
&
Hutton
F.
E.
Sold
Not
bonds offered at the
time were not sold.
$3,300
same
Inc.
<
Bond
Julien
Dallas,
in
King, Quirk & Co.,
Collins & Co.,
Osceola, Iowa
issue of $75,000
offered
bonds
revenue
and
1715—were awarded
Bond Sale—The $180,000 school
composed of Shearson, building bonds offered on April
Hammill & Co., Frantz Hutchin¬ 25—v.
191, p. 1715—were awarded
son
& Co., and Ray Allen, Olson to the Carleton D. Beh
Co., and
& Beaumont, Inc., as 5s, 4%s and
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
4.10s, at a price of 98.008, a net in¬ jointly.
a
(P. O. Louisville), Ky.
group
bonds offered on
revenue
er
$8,000,000 sew¬
April
Sale—The
Bond
1612—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by Blyth &
Co., Inc., and Smith, Barney & Co.,
at a price of par, a net interest
cost of about 3.99%, as follows:
26—v. 191, p.
4'V4s. Due
as
1978
from
25—v.* 191, p.
to
Metropolitan Sewer District
Saydel Consolidated Sch. Dist.,
Iowa
695,000
1984
6,500,000
1988
inclusive.
2000
to
bids
10
Franklin
the
at
tional
(CDST)
of
purchase
gage revenue
Due
1960.
County Na¬
Brookville, until
of
Bank
a.m.
1
May 13 for the
on
$570,000 first mort¬
bonds. Dated May 1,
Jan.
on
from
1
1963
1987 inclusive. Callable as of
to
July
Principal
and interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the Franklin
County National Bank, in Brook¬
ville. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianap¬
1966.
1,
Fitch, North & Co., and First Se¬
Co., of Kansas, as 4^s,
curities
100.0124,
Offering
Bond
Timm,
ceive
—
Walter
Controller,
City
until
bids
sealed
will
2
A.
re¬
Due
1961
on
Jan.
1, 1961 to Jan. 1, 1975 inclu¬
sive.
Interest
J-J. Legality
ap¬
by
proved
McCord,
Ross,
Ice
Building Corp.
(P. O. Denver), Ind.
Sale—The
mortgage
offered
1612—
bonds
191,
26—v.
awarded
were
$1,250,000 first
revenue
April
on
to
p.
syndicate
a
headed by John Nuveen &
Co., as
4%s and 41£s, at price of 100.007,
interest cost of about 4.48%.
net
a
Other members of the
were
syndicate
follows:
as
1960.
Feb.
1,
to Aug.
1, 1980 inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
F-A.
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
City Securities Corp., Indianapolis
&
Share
Corp.,
Merrill
Bond Sale—An issue of
&
man
Co.,
Rod¬
Renshaw,
Podesta & Co.,
Co.,
&
Cruttenden,
Mullaney, Wells &
Channer Newman
Securities
Dated
Building Corpora(P.O. Angola), Ind.
tion
Offerin g—Donald J.
Bond
Myers, Secretary of the School
Building Corporation, will receive
sealed
on
bids
May
17
2
until
inclusive. In¬
to 1970
terest M-N.
Legality approved by
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
& Fizzell, of Kansas City.
Thomas
County Sch. Dist. No. 4
(P. O. Colby), Kans.
Bond Sale—An issue of $750,000
bonds
sold
was
the
for
purchase
to
group
a
bonds.
Dated May 1,
July 1 from 1962 to 1984 inclusive.
Callable
of July
as
1, 1966. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
the Angola State Bank. Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
as
Wichita, Kans.
Bond Offering—Grover E.
Kee,
Director
Board of
receive
Indianapolis), Ind.
Sale—The
building
bonds
$756,000 school
offered
on
April
of
Dated
June
on
Mc-
Administration,
bids
until
9
1
June
from
1,
1961
1960.
to
1970
Due
in¬
Bowling Green, Ky.
$250,000
building
revenue
bonds
Bond Sale—An issue of
way
& Share Corp., and
Speed¬
State Bank, of Speedway, as
3V2s, at
price of 100.027,
of about 3.49%.
a
a
basis
q
Bond
taTsoId
a
y
to
of
$8,000
1-01.25,
Covington), Ky.
Bond
City
Offering—Irma J. Eilers,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 10
the
purchase
of
$300,000
for
revenue
bonds.
Due
1994
interest
on
April
inclusive.
(A-O)
Peoples-Liberty
Co.,
Dated
1
April
from
Principal
1,
1961
and
payable at
the
Bank
&
Trust
terest A-O.
Due
on
inclusive.
1980
Legality approved by
Donaldsville, La.
-
Bond
Offering
May
for
24
will
the
$235,000 bonds.
J.
receive
(CST)
purchase
of
Due from 1961 to
1985 inclusive.
1
City, La.
New
York
Trust
Company,
York
City, has been ap¬
pointed paying agent for $5,500,New
000
4y4%
electric
water and
rev¬
bonds, series 1960 of Feb. 1,
V
1960.
School District No. 1 (P.O.
Natchitoches), La.
Bond Offering—C. C. Graham,
Secretary
will
Board,
until
of
1:30
the
Parish
receive
(CST)
J.
National
First
the
at
of
Bank
Legality
Boston.
ap¬
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
;
proved
Framingham, Mass.
^
Offering—Albert E. Cole,
V
Bond
Town
bids
c/o
receive
will
Treasurer,
sealed
Street
State
the
Munici¬
Bank and Trust Company,
School
sealed
bids
on
purchase of $705,000 bonds, as fol¬
lows:
$340,000 fire station bonds. Due on
May 15 from 1961 to 1980 in¬
clusive.
May
on
15 from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
315,000
sewer
bonds. Due
on
May
15 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Dated
and
May
Principal
1960.
15,
interest
payable at the State
Street Bank & Trust Company, in
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
Georgetown, Mass.
Sale—The $820,000 school
project loan, act of 1948 bonds of¬
fered on May 3—v. 191, p. 1927—
Bond
the First Boston
awarded to
Corp., and B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
jointly, as 3.70s, at a price of
100.367, a basis of about 3.65%.
Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School
District (P. O. Lincoln), Mass.
Bond Sale—The 1,000,000 school
bonds offered on May 4—v. 191,
1928—were awarded to
a
Curtis, Weeden & Co., and Harkness
& Hall, Inc., as 3.70s, at a
price
of
100.52,
a
basis
of
about
3.63%.
neay,
Town
ceive
sealed
bids
chants
J-J.
Legality approved
by Foley, Cox & Judell, of New
Orleans.
Pontchartrain Levee District (P. O.
Convent), La.
April 20
of*
<
Almstedt Bros., and W. L.
Lyons
;,
bonds offered
sold to a syndi¬
by Scharff & Jones,
Inc.; Equitable Securities Corp.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith
Inc.; Hattier & Sanford,
and Newman, Brown &
Co., Inc.,
as 4s, 3%s and 3.90s.
Dated May
1, 1960. Due on May 1 from 1965
was
to
1981
inclusive.
Callable
of
as
May 1, 1976. Interest M-N. Le¬
gality approved by Martin, Himel,
Morel &
Offering—Roy
National
c/o
The
Street, Boston 6, until noon
(EDST) on May 9 for the purchase
of
$75,000 school bonds.
Dated
May 15, 1960. Due on May 15 from
and
to
1975
interest
chants
inclusive. Principal
payable at the Mer¬
National
Legality
Bank, in Boston.
by
Storey,
Palmer & Dodge, of
approved
Thorndike,
Boston.
'"'■/
/v/Ky^ "'//'/:'
Methuen, Mass.
Bonds
water
—v.
Not
bonds
191,
Sold—The
offered
on
1820—were
p.
various
bonds offered
to
a
Chase
issue of $7,500,-
general
on
obligation
April 19
was
headed
by
syndicate
Manhattan
sold
sold.
the
Bank, of New
York City, as
5s, 43/4s, 3V2s and
3.70s, at a price of 100.0009, a net
interest cost of about 3.69%.
bids
c/o
of
re¬
State
general
obligation
water
bonds. Dated June
1, 1960. Due on
June 1 from 1961.to 1970 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
able
at
the
State
Trust Co., in
Street
Boston.
anticipa¬
interest
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit. *
proved
Dickinson
County (P. O. Iron
Mountain), Mich.
Offering—F rank
Bond
Sleik,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on May 19
for the purchase of $300,000
gen¬
eral obligation hospital, series II
bonds.
tax
Dated May 1,
May 1 from 1961 to
1960.
Due
1974
inclusive.
terest
on
(M-N)
Principal and
in¬
payable at the Cit¬
izens Commercial &
Savings Bank,
Flint.
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
in
of Detroit.
East
Cooper Elementary School
(P. O. Kalamazoo), Mich.-
Bond
Sale—The
bonds offered
on
$39,000 school
April 20—v. 191,
1613—were
awarded to Paine,
Jackson & Curtis,/at a
price of 100.048, a net interest cost
p.
Webber,
of about
$6,000
4.32%,
1961
19,000
to
1966
1967 to
4%s.
as
from 1981
Golden
!
and
offered
to
Due
Due
1
June
on
1
1985 inclusive.
Sale—The
$96,000 school
limited bonds
building
April
on
191,
26—v.
1820—were awarded
Wade, Inc.
Dist.
June
on
1980 inclusive.
Community School District
(P. O. Mears), Mich.
Bond
site
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
4V4S.
as
from
14,000
follows:
as
4V2s. Due
as
to
'
::
Creek
p.
Walter J.
School
Community
(P. O. Route 2, Box 1198,
Battle Creek), Mich.
Bond
Sale
The
$1,585,000
bonds
p.
offered
on
May 3—v. 191,
1820—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate
composed of the First of
Michigan Corp., Harriman Ripley
& Co., Inc., Braun,/Bosworth &
Co., Inc.,. White, Weld & Co., Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., and McDonaldMoore & Co., as 5s, 43/4s and 4%s,
at a price of 100.012, a net inter¬
est cost of about 4.40%.
Harrison Township (P. O. Route
Mount Clemens), Mich.
Bond
Sale—The
p.
water
4,
special
$28,000
No.
district
55
April 25—v. 191,
1613—were awarded to McDon¬
on
„
•
Hesperia, Mich
G.
Street Bank & Trust
Co., Munici¬
pal Department, 111 Franklin St.,
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on
May 12 for the purchase of $290,000
tax
June
June
on
not
Offering — Robert
Byrne, Town Treasurer, will
Montgomery County (P. O.
Rockville), Md.
Dated
ald-Moore & Co.
sealed
Gill
1, i960.
1, 196L Principal and
payable at any bank or
trust company designated by the
Due
Swampscott, Mass.
ceive
J.
May 16 for the
of $27,690
notes.
bonds offered
Bond
Sale—An
tion
assessment
future.
Daly, of New Orleans.
MARYLAND
Bond
til 8 p.m. <EST) on
purchase
$470,000
April 28
The bonds will be reoffered in the
near
Gene
—
Secretary of the Board of Educa-'
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
—
Mer¬
Bank, Boston, 28
State
1961
$2,000,-
cate composed
000
school' Sdftftfe&KS
V
Bond
°
Croswell), Mich.
Offering
Harper
C. JourTreasurer, will re¬
Merrimac, Mass.
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
Dist P. O.
Note
;;
group
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
by
Croswell-Lexington Comunity Sch.
limited
50,000 water bonds. Due
May 24
for the purchase of $275,000 school
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
July 1 from 1962 to 1985 inclusive.
p.m.
trust company
designated
the successful bidder.
Boston, until 11
May 10 for the
Street,
(EDST)
1,
April
on
or
on
payable
notes.,Dated
May 1, i960
1961. Principal"
and interest payable at
any bank
Due
May 10 for the pur¬
chase of $4,500,000 school project
1948 bonds. Dated April i, 1960.
Due on April 1 from 1961; to; 1980
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(EDST)
p.
Natchitoches Parish Consolidated
1?
1960.
lace, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
pation
Cambridge, Mass.
Offering — Frederick
Bond
were
Monroe
Names Paying Agent—Chemical
Bank
Covington. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.1
I
Malcolm
—
Clerk,
City
Dugas,
15,
(EST) on May 12 for
the purchase of $39,700 tax
antici¬
Reardon, City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
noon
In¬
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, of
New York City.
in
grOUp ™mposed
The
t' *1 J^uitable Securities Corp., Merrill
a basis of about Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
to
on
4s, at a price of 100.01, a net
interest cost of about 4.03%.
Kentucky
"
1960.
15,
1961
and
Ouefrid To" APr," 2? i°ld-.t°ua
orice nf l M
4 floe?
issu
April
from
Dated
April 15
Oct.
on
until 8 p.m.
MASSACHUSETTS
r
of $2,000,000 build¬
levee improvement
j
Sale—-An'
purchase
ing and equipment bonds.
Larue County (P. O. Hodgenville),
IOWA
receive sealed bids
(CST) on June 9 for
a.m.
was
sold
to
Waltet, Woody &
Heimerdinger,
and
Stranahan,
Harris & Co., jointly, as 4V4S, 3%s
1960.
Bond
the
St.,
School
Parish
the
and
Interest
Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
KENTUCKY
school
W
Franklin
Charles), La.
— H.
A. Norton,
of
will
Board,
Trust
Union
Beane,
pal Department, Second Floor, 111
Offering
until 10
a.m.
proved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson,
McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
to
composed of The City
Securities Corp., Indianapolis
Bond
enue
City Commissioners, will
sealed
clusive.
28—v. 191, p. 1715—were awarded
group
Lake
Due
,
&
-
No. 30 (P. O. 1724 Kirkman
on May 10 for the purchase
$3,245,754 general obligation
to
a
;
Calcasieu Parish School District
(CST)
Wayne Township School Township
Bond
Company.
on
4s, 33/4S and 3%s.
1, 1960.
Due semi¬
annually from Feb. 1,
1961
to
Aug. 1, 1980 inclusive. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
State Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
son, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas
City.
Co.,
May
Elsmere (P. O.
(P. O. 3314 West 16th Street
Co., and
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
&
Dated
of
on
Lyons
L.
Cole
revenue
1960. Due
Kentucky
com¬
...
$1,875,000 first mortgage
the
W.
Alden &
posed of the Commerce Trust Co.,
City National Bank & Trust>Co.,
both of Kansas City, and Deecroft,
(CDST)
p.m.
Co.,
Co., O'Neal,
Secretary
May 1, 1960. Due on May
1 from 1961
bonds.
Steuben School
&
$133,000
Bache & Co.
of
Co., and Robert F. Bell & Co.
&
McDonnell
May
1960.
Prin;
Hammill
cipal and interest payable at
any
&
Co., Gregory & Sons, Trust bank
or trust
company designator!
Company
of
Georgia,
Atlanta,
by the successful bidder.
Wood, Struthers & Co., J. A. Hogle
Corunna School District,
& Co., American
Securities Co.,
Mich
Fitzpatrick Sullivan & Co., J. R.
Note Offering—Harold O. Wal¬
a.m.
general obligation
internal im¬
provement, series 118 bonds of¬
fered
on
April 19 was sold to
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.,
Hammill
Bramhall, Falion
Co., Goodbody & Co., G. C.
Haas &Co., Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co., Bankers Bond
Co., Rand
&
Co., Herbert J. Sims &
Co.,
Piper,
Jaffray
&
Hopwood,
Boyce,
LOUISIANA
Bond
Shearson,
Co.,
&
&
Manhattan, Kansas
school building general obligation
-North Miami School
Bond
1,
from
Sachs
&
&
Miller, of Indianapolis.
a
Dated June
semi-annually
terest
p.m.
May 16 for the purchase
of $165,000 property purchase and
equipment 1960 bonds. Dated June
1,
1960. Due semi-annually on
(CST)
net
a
about 3.59%.
olis.
Michigan City, Ind.
price of
interest cost of
37/8S, 3^s and 3%s, at
&
Western New
Marine Trust Co., of
York, Buffalo, Shearson,
follows: Lehman Brothers,
were as
Goldman,
Bros.
Devine &
Note Offering—Lyle E.
St. Secretary of the Board of Ewing
Educa
& tion, will receive
sealed bids un
Co., Dean Witter & Co., Laden- til 7:30
p.m. (EST) on May 12
for
burg, Thalmann & Co., Wertheim the
purchase of $328,900 tax an
&
Co., L. F. Rothschild & Co.,
ticipation notes. Dated
syndicate
Other members of the
MICHIGAN
Bay City School District, Mich
Co., of New York, C. J.
Williston
1
June
on
Monday, May 9, 1960
.
syndicate
Trust
1 Co., of Maryland, Baltimore,
inclusive.;; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
Due
4s.
as
from
June 1
inclusive.
1987
to
.
.
Bankers
follows:
as
3%s. Due on June
as
from
on
1983
to
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
KANSAS
INDIANA
Drexel & Co., R. W. Pressprich &
Lawrence, Kan.
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, EstaBrookville School Building
Bond Sale—An issue of $700,000
brook & Co., Braun, Bosworth &
Corporation, Ind.
building, series 1960 bonds was
Co., Inc., J. J. B. Hilliard & Co.,
Bond Offering—William F. Hill- sold to a group composed of HalCoffin & Burr, Inc., W. H. Mor¬
man, President, will receive sealed sey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., Barret, ton & Co., Almstedt Bros., Stein
terest cost of about 4.33%.
Other members of the
were
Chronicle
Co., Merchantile Trust Co., of
Louis, Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
County
Jefferson
and
Louisville
$805,000
system rev¬
sewerage
bonds offered on April
1959
enue
4.32%.
about
of
cost
on
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., James A. April 28 was sold to O. B. Monroe.
Andrews & Co., John Small & Co.,
Dated April
1, 1960. Due on
Inc., Fulton Reid & Co., Farwell,
April 1 from 1961 to 1972 inclu¬
Chapman & Co., C. S. Ashmun
sive. Principal and interest pay¬
Co., and Wells & Christensen, Inc.
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Paris, III.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Bond Sale—The $510,000 water¬ Cutler, of Chicago.
works
Co., as 4V2s, 4V4s and 4s, at a
price of 100.025, a net interest
&
Sale—An
Bond
water
Commercial and Financial
pay¬
Bank &
C. Bush,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on May
Bond
Offering—Hal
12 for the purchase of
tor
vehicle
bonds. Dated
$26,000 mo¬
I960 fund
April 1, 1960. Due on
highway
Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1973 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay*"
trust company
designated by the successful bidr
der. Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
able at any bank or
troit.
,
Number 5949V.
191
Volume
SaKheM$l"'0,000
Bond
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(2033)
C^Sin^ ^AlKlafr lank &boTol JaeJof LoewTS
gen- tea
♦«
-
Sirst
a
22%.
Foster &
Other members of the
syndicate
Michigan Corp., as 5s, at
of
pw
frtii^xiro
qo
a—
tir:n.-
,
Pierce
>
-v
Carrison
Wul-
ra r son> wU1
»
100.999, a basis of about were asfollows:■Allison- Williams bernT'lnc.',' *Ster"n,' Lauer" &_"co,.
TafWav^r* Hopwood, Northwestern Hutchinson & Co Mason-Haean
Jaffray & wain & Pm If£*' ^iper'Robert L. WhittVker^ Co^Franz
Lakeville Community School Dist
BSSSJS*. IVn 3 ? inc., Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.,
■«:
(P. O. Otisville), Mich.
Woodard FlwnnH
Bond Sale—The $525,000 school,
,,
& Co'' and Cald"" Stern,, Agee & Leach, Scharff &
Jtel bonds offered on April 21 well Phillips Co.
Jones, Incj .Howard Weil,
191, P- 1116—were awarded
Canby Independent School District Lab°"isse Friedrichs & Co., Bossyndicate composed of Braun
a syndicate composed of Braun,
- No. 891, Minn. ,
Sa°r1ett & Sons& Con e"v
Co,
Bosworth & Co. Inc., Kenower,
Inc., Kenower,
.Bond Offerini-Chas. S. James, ^rrett & Sons, Cooley & Co.,
MacArthur
&
Co,
McDonald- District Clerk, will receive sealed
a Tnam &
Newman
Rrnwn
Rr
pn
,!IT,an'
»& £° " I™ '
J™™
Moore & Co., H. V. Sattley^& Co, bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on May 18
onT Watling! Lerchen & Co, as for the purchase of $920,000 gen- gauscher, Pierce & Co, Inc,
av
and 4%S, at a p^ice of 100.007, eral
obligation school building £ton? & Youngberg, Coughlin &
net interest cost of about 4.39%. bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due on £o. Inc., Poole & Co
Fulton Reid
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1990 inclusive. ^ Co. Inc., Model, Roland & Stone,
Michigan (State of)
v
■price of
4.89%.
Memnhis
RpnsHnrf
°
•
0
UU1U1„,
Tnn
callable
of Feb
as
cipal anl interest
Oakland
Sewer Dist. (P. O. Pontiac),
Michigan
T"l976^Frin- Underwood, Neuhaus & Co, Inc.,
payable at any ™iam S
Morris & Co Byrd
^SafcTteJHOOO
offered'on
^tem
.
bonds
^
191, p. 1165—were
syndicate headed by
29—v.
water
April 26
& Co
L.WrigM
Ztm™ awarded SS
net interest cost of about 5 A3 %.
Other members of the syndicate
fered on May 2-v. 191, p. 1928- April 27-v. 191, p. 1716-were
Jvere awarded to Juran & Moody, awarded to a group composed^ of
Pe,rxV-n-y^&
son-wiinams Co, and J. ivi. Dain
follows: Barcus, Kindred
as
Sattley & Co, Inc,
MacArthur
&
Co,
H. V.
& Co,
Kenower,
Mi.-'-A
„
on
ivr
Co.,
&
Moore
„
Murel J. Sancrant & Co.
as
cit
R
rder
bids
for
1962
wni receive sealed
7:30'p
m
the
June 1,
DeWitt), Mich.
Sale—The $49,500 school
(CST)
m.
purchase
to
1974
of
bonds.
revenue,:
1960. Due
May
$125,000
on
Dated
June 1 from
inclusive. Principal
Minnesota
'
inooriorq
100.002,
a
about
net
4.36%,
$310,000
at
at
Co
c>o,
a
ox
20,000
tj-i-.+i-
of
35,000
price of 100.459,
a
as
from
120,000
4%s.
1979
as
Due
to
inclusive.
1984
3V2s.
Due
1
June
on
June
on
1,
1985.
Other members of the
syndicate
were as follows: B. J. Van
Ingen
& Co.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Barcus, Kindred
&
Co., Kenower,
Ryan, Suther-
MacArthur & Co.,
land & Co
ana &
Shnnnnn
Pov
Co, Shannon Rr Cn
&,Co, Ray
Allen, Olson & Beaumont, Inc,
Allan Blair &
Co,
Channer
and
Newman Securities Co.
j
ct
i
m,
'
.
^
as
4.20s.
as
Due
$81,000 special
assessment sanitary sewer district
No. 60 bonds offered
on
May 2—
191, p. 1821—were awarded to
Braun, Bosworth & Co, Inc, at a
v.
1981 inclusive.
1976 to
;
;
"! %;•
'
.
Dillon, Union Securities & Co, Glore, Forgan & Co,
(P.O. Owatonna),
Minnesota
as
follows
gai^The "j^OOO
Bond
H a m m i 1 1 & Co,Braun, Bosworth & Co, Inc, Dick
&
Merle - Smith,
Dominick
&
Comnanv
Blair & Co., Eldridge &
Cross,
Inc.,
Roosevelt
&'
Tucker
Anthony. & R. L.
15,000
as
3V2S.
1966 and
20,000
as
Due
.....
on
Oct.
1,
on
Oct.
1,
1967.
3%s.
Due
1968 and 1969.
Drainage District (P. O. Detroit),
Michigan
Bond Sale-The"
$674,000 storm
dram special
limited
assessments
awarded to
composed
Co.,
of
The
First of
Michi-
Charles A. Parcells & Co.
bondJ^dfered
1_
rv
Coffin & Burr,
t~T
O
„
TD
„
TJ
R. H.
SimMoulton & Co, Blunt Ellis & Sim
mons, Schwabacher & Co, Yarnell, Biddle & Co, Auchincloss,
Parker
:
T51nmf
TTllic
Rj
Johnston,
& Co, Granger & Co.
&
Hayden,
Red path,
Bond
School
&
Miller & Co,
192g
HBa?rd
Memphis, and Assoc ate..
New Albany Municipal Separate
on
April
Bank & Trust
s,
chprrerd
Butcher & Sherrerd, De Haven &
De Haven &
m°?,hoijrs
& Co
Snn
Dodds,
sealed
(CST) on May
nnn
for the purchase of $790,000
10
school building bonds. Due from
to 198O inclusive.
...
.
until 10
iu
r
-KIT
a.m.
i
„
^
Deane &
Geruldsen
Gun'dy & Co., Inc.,
Co
Rarcus
'
-
Pearl
cher & Co. G C.
&
Housing
Federal
tt
" ®
rr.nb.rvn
Co,
Luce,
Inc, Lucas,
ana MDUI11'
'
Cochran X. Co, W
& TV,
Inc.
.
Sale—The $8,800,000
n
g—Florinne A.
Education
^
of
wilf
the
rece
vl
f°a™ ot aaucanon, p.m. (EDST)
<wm receive
sealed bids until 8
May
on
18
the
for
purchase
of
bonds. Dated July 1, 1958. Due on
.
inclusive.
pay¬
Somerset
County, in Bound Brook.
approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
(P.O. Box 1586, Great Falls)
Legality
Montana
B#nd Sale_The $3,100,000 site city"
In
unUAina
.„co
on
Franklin Township School District
(P. O. Route 24, Broadway),
New Jersey
Math-
1484—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by the
Northern Trust
Co, of Chicago, and Blyth & Co,
with interest rates ranging
Inc,
from 6% to %%■, at a price of
100.017, a net interest cost of about
as
follows: Harriman Ripley
Co, Inc, Mercantile Trust Co,
.
y*
omiinmpnt
purchase' bu,ldmg May eauipment
offered
and 2—v. 191,
bonds
P''&
Marshall, William
-
Kalman
c
&
Co
Inc
Blair & Co., Kalman & Co., Inc.,
Ja"ray &
Brothers
&
Co, The Illinois
Co.,
of Minneap¬
First National Bank,
Bank, of
National
First
Bond Offering—Florence
eis, Secretary of the Board of Ed-
ucaf10J» w1^
Bonds
The $74 000
Ya
,
,
,
Sold
system revenue bonds of-
sewer
fered
were
Not
May 2-
on
-v.
,m p. 1928191, „ ,noo
not sold.
Teton
County High School District
May 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) paytable at the First National Bank of
Washington Legality approved by
Hawkins,
New York
Parsippany
res-
Township
Hills
Troy
-
Wood, of
v
Parsippany), N. J. "v
Sale
The
$1,275,000
Bond
—
building bonds
^
to
w
awarded
awc.x^
T
a
i\j11Veen
h
offered on
p. 1821
v*
group
x,
Cr>
composed of
^
Rarhe fr Co
John Nuveen Co,Co., Bache Ross &
& and J. R. & Co.,
Lebenthal &
Co, taking $1,274,000, as 4V2S, at
a price of 100.126, a basis of about
,
P.
Offering—Sterling
Delafield &
City. "
.
School District (P. O. Box 52,
4.88%.
(P. O. Fairfield), Mont.
Bond
l!j
purchase of $350,000 school
bonds. Dated May 1,1960. Due on
school
Shelby, Mont.
S?
s
unt^o p.E
for the
St.
Phillipsburg, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $260,000 redeDePratu, District Clerk, will reKirlo
+ ll
Q
j.Y,^L sea*ed ^^ds_ fnr the Dur- velopment bonds offered on April
p,m'
fMSTn
nn
Mav
17
i
j
(MST) on May 17 for the pur- 26—v. 191, p. 1821—were awarded
chase of $65,000 school building
j r
Hanauer'& Co, as 3.85s,
lln
.,o
V,
m
^
bonds. Dated
July 1, 1960. Interest
at
]price
a
-inn-,
..
„
^
^^
about
100.022,
of
basis of
a
3.84%.
NEBRASKA
Pleasantville, N. J.
Douglas County School District
No. 66 (P. O. Omaha), Neb.
Sale
Bond
-
Bond Offering—Edward M.
on May 2
on
Val-
Clerk, will receive
until 8 p.m. (EDST)
16 for the purchase of
City
sealed bids
leau,
JJ16.
'"s^May" S^wT.tschool bonds offered
offered dnob nI°°l
May
^
I613—were awarded to a syn- v. 191, p. 1928—were awarded to $71 qqq general improvement
n.cate headed fay A c A1]yn & John Nuveen & Co., at a price of ^on'ds j5ated June h 1960. Due on
P-
par a net interest cost
of about
Equitable Securities Corp., as 6s 4.03%, as follows.
as
3.70s. Due on June
& Co ! and 4V2s, at a price of 100.0414 a $207,000
" " ~
from 1962 to 1975 inclusive.
Pennington
Co., Boett-
Bomd
i
e r
Secretarv
Principal and interest (J-J)
MONTANA
Valley
Jackson), Miss.
Bond
O f f
Grvwalskv
Eise'n ^^W^ckerle^and^MiTtmrn' $485'000 Saneral obligation school
Water Supply
District (P. O. Box 1512,
River
net interest cost of about 4.56%.
Scribner, WalOther members of the syndicate
& Co., Wood, were as follows: Merrill Lynch,
Newhard, Cook Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Scharff
& Jones, Inc., Hattier & Sanford,
Kindred
t,mt
fn
»r
Newhard,
Cook
&
Thompson- & Crowe,
J-J.
^bf£ScfnH&v SaWey
Lhm°dl RoberL & Parke!
Inc
Co, of Kansas City,
ivr^rwa
School District, Miss.
'
Bond Offering—Frances
city
clerk,
will receive
y
Strana¬
& C
awarded
0lab.P', n*,e oy/araea
of
^ the F:irst National
J. B. Hanauer
Co, Charles King & Co, J. C.
Robert W
&
crhnnl
National
Sale—The $500,000 indus-
trial plant bonds offered on May
han, Harris & Co,
lace,
District No 31, Minn.
Bond Sale -Thp $^nn non
building
.
s.Cr.
Singer,
MINNESOTA
bemidji Independent
•
the
to
Branchburg Tbwnship Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Somerville), N. J.
Bond
syndicate
City
,folfQWs:
were.,,as
olis,
/group ^"se^Leonard"& LynchTa Co"ln£john Nuyeen& Co* and
Corp., Kenower, MacArthur &
and
rr'
Inc., King, Quirk & Co, Inc.,
Lemon
Wayne County, Ready Storm
SM
'
of
price
a
Paul, and Harold E. Wood & Co.
Day,
D. White & Co, McDonnell & 1
i\/r^..i+^^
at
4s,
net interest cost of about
Clarksdale, Miss.
.Dominick, The Illinois company,
James A. Andrews & Co.,' Inc.,;.Y:
Co.,
awarded
""
~
.
and
a
sewage Corp.,' Foster'&
MISSISSIPPI
^
R.
-
4V4s
100.003,
4.09%.
&
Shearson,
C. F. Childs & Co,
from
merce
were
Hutton & Co., W. H. Morton & Co,
Inc
L F. Rothschild & Co.
William
awarded
1614—were
—p
Winton, Minn.
ft Co ; ]
Tllinnk
$200,000 dormi-
B°nd Sale—The $1,400,000 tory revenue 1959 bonds offered
school bonds offered on April 27 on April 28—v. 191, p. 1716—were
(CST) on May 10 for the purchase 3.65%.
of $10,000 tax anticipation warOther members of the syndicate
Weedon & Co-»
disposal plant general obligation
Co- ,Inc" ^'"1 of Michigan Cor- bonds offered on April 26_v. 191>
Poratipn Lee Higginson Corp., p. 1716—were awarded to Kalman
Francis I duPont &-Co., W E. & Co, Inc., as 43/4s.
.
i
Due on Oct.
1QRHi r»/?c :
I960 to 1965 inclusive..
Dit-
levson, County Auditor, will receive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Thp
(P. O. Bloomfield), N. J.
Bond Sale—The
able at the First National Bank of
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, Shields rants.
Orenburg,
Bloomfield College and Seminary
Hazlewood Sch.
(P. O. 1865 Highway
66, St. Louis 37), Mo.
p.
Steele County
fflce. °l Par' a net interest cost of Co, Inc., J. R. Williston & Beane,, £
about
3.72%,
$65,000 as 4s.
Feb.
on
Warrant Offering—Marion
follows:
Srxrvaini/t
V
Warren, Mich.
p
Bond Sale—The
St. Louis County,
Dist. No. R-l
purchase of $2,495,000 bonds.
basis
a
Eastman
&
^Fe'^r
NEW JERSEY
Other members of the
Feb.
on
1975 inclusive.
1972 to
from
3.45%.
about
were
from 1967 to 1978 inclusive.
670,000
Due
Inc.. May 2-v. 191, p. 1716-was can-
-Other members of the syndicate
June 1
on
Principal
payable at the First
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Cascade County School Dist. No.
& Co.,
QvvxRVi
d
3V2S, at
:
4V2S. Due
as
4.10s.
as
from
Co, and Kuhn, Loeb & Co, as
June 1 from
inclusive.
1975
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
20,000
1961 to 1966 inclusive.
1,000,000
4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
as
ofBb/ftS, Co., Inc., Smith, Barney celled.
&
cost
&
niir
follows:
on
(State of)
Harriman; Bipley
of
nrice
price
"interest
as
5s. Due
as
tnUn
Kxr
,
^ FfrimTMl VTgso^clu-
[
Silver Bay, Minn.
Certificate Saie^The $48,820,000
Bond Sale Cancelled—The pros^e building certificates offered
on ^ 3-v. 191, p 1613-were. posed sale of $140,000 municipal w
awarded to a syndicate headed by building revenue bonds offered on
$2,100,000 school
building bonds offered on April
28—v. 191, p. 1716-were awarded
cc
to
interest
and
re-
as
-
Bond Sale—The
Q
Jones, District Treasurer, will
$30,000 as1962 to Due on Feb. 1
3.60s. 1967 inclusive.
from
<
(P. O. Wyandotte), Mich.
i\uvt:en
1002
on
Southgate Community School Dist.
tn
■
St. Paul, Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Marquart & Windhorst, of Minne¬
apolis.
■■•.'V.r
v£/£.'r;; —
••
•' be received until June 14 for the
4%s and 4,%s.
Nuveeny 1
Bond Offering—Mrs.
(P. O.
Line Street, Columbia), Mo.
to a syndlcute Co, of Kansas Com- and Home of par. Agency, as 3s,
headed by the" City, at a price Finance
Trust
and interest payable at any bank
building bonds offered on April 20 or trust company designated by
-v.- 191,
p. 1613—were "awarded the successful bidder. Legality apto Paine, Webber, Jackson & Cur--proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
tis,
Sunapee School District, N. H.
Dorothy E.
MISSOURI
Columbia School District
^terestof'ab!oSuTwSllowr
1Merest ot about 4.25%, as tollows.
Bond Offering—L. W. Mannion,
Route No. 2,
Bond
,
ott
rx
hospital
Olive School District No. 1 (P.O.
no
j
Marshall, Minn.
12
;
HAMPSHIRE
,
T).
m
r,
Co., McDonaldChanner Newman
Securities Co, Martin & Co, and
&
Goodbody
NEW
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Charles
•
"auiiey, Minn.
: Preston, Minn.
7- Bond Sale—The $52,000 water
Bond Sale—The $105,000 imand sewer improvement bonds of- provement 1960 bonds offered on
were
Sherman & Howard, of Denver.
Southern Bond Co., and JacksonHinds Bank, of Jackson,
fine" GMherT Co "prts- l?' Principal and Interest pay- National" "Ba^k," 7n~ Boston. ~Le"
awarded to a
the First of Michigan Corp., as 6s,
51/. and 5s
at a price of 100 022,
a
county Treasurer's office. Legality approved by Dawson, Nagel,
1961
Bond
sealed bids
Ind^nterLt (M-k) payable affhe
%
.
q
%
of
,
,
£.£-.'_.S£au,g£ne .s!yA„Co''
o
March
Co
& °2* °'A L£tleT&h CoA' TM'W"
Woodward & Co., John R Nunji?61? & q^°'' ^illips-Galtney &
,
/c
receive
n
d
°
Board
fo^the^chasTofl^O^n^Yen1
purchase of $540,000 gen-
Herman
Rr
n
r
.°SA&
<?
,,
Co.,
Padv
Cn
m
.
Trustees, will
°'
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, ^^xwarvta
serieg
Dittmar & Co, Inc, Luce, Thomp- Dated May x 1960 Due on Mav x
son & Crowe, Inc., Cumberland Ji-om 1961 to' 1980 inc"dsive cJTllSecurities Corp., Kroeze, McLarty b]
f M
x
1970 PrjnciDal
a
„
Rr
P
™
Mempnis, Koctman & itensnaw, jvi.
A.C'saunde"s"& Co.
"'jvT^Tvick
c.™fA.?rcoHs;
tn
v
M
Rr Renshaw
Rodman
'!
.
Rond offprint'
p!
Do®°"d ^T®1/
Marshall, Mackey, Dunn Union Planters National Bank, of
& Co., Inc
NEVADA
'
Nye ^""xonwh) ^''o^
°5!lgad°il Anril^S—4 10s° and ^ivi' at Bem?djl' fs 4s' £ Co"' Bums, Corbett & Pickard, Co., Alvis & Co., Harkness & Hill,
offered on ^Pri128 v. 191 4.10s and 4.20s, at of price of par, Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., Inc., Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
a
tba
net interest cost
about 4
era1
bonds
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Barrow,
Haas & Co., First Leary
& Co., Deposit Guaranty
fron
328,000
as
as
from
145,000
and
'
4s. Due on June 1 from
1976 to 1983 inclusive.
320,000
1
-
4.10s. Due on June
rrom"l96"l"to*i967 inclusivbl
Principal and interest (J-D) pay-
1
2s. Due on June 1, 1989
1990.
the
Boardwalk
National
Atlantic City. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
1
& Wood, of New "
York City.
of
Union
1984 to 1988 inclusive.
as
at
able
Bank,
City, N. J.
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
general
$2,873,-
obligation bonds of-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
fered on April 28 was sold to a
syndicate headed by B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc. and National
State
Bank, of Newark, taking
$2,868,000 as 4.35s, at a price of
100.1766, a basis of about 4.33%.
Bedford, New Cattle, North Castle
\
Co., Ryan, Sutherland
Francis I. duPont & Co.,
&
Cross,
good & Mayer.
and
May
on
4—v.
1821—were awarded to
April 29—v. 191, p. 1717—were
awarded to the Federal Housing
on
191,
a group
and
of Geo. B. Gibbons &
Co., Inc., Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
and Chas. E. Wiegold & Co., as
3.40s, at a price of 100.16, a basis
Hanauer &
Co.,
offered
of
about 3.37%.
NEW MEXICO
Bond
School District No. 16 (P. O.
Finance
price of
Agency,
as
par.
Manlius, N. Y.
Offering — Mary
Mercier,
receive
Village
sealed
(EDST)
Jane
Treasurer, will
bids
until
11
a.m.
Sale—The
on
April
1,
were
as
Bond
works
the syndicate
follows: Geo. B. Gibbons
1058
on
,
March
were
/
$26,000 water¬
—
limited
7—v.
awarded
bonds
191,
n
to
Cleveland, Ohio
rious
Co., W. H. Morton & Co., Inc., and
Tilney & Co.
;
Sale—The
$13,275,000
bonds offered
on
va¬
April 26—
191, p. 1614—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the First
National Bank, of Chicago, as
3V2s
v.
a
and 3y4s, at a price of
100.6279, a
net interest cost of about 3.38%.
Buncombe County
(P. O.
Ashville), N. C.
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1985 inclu¬
assessment
Bond
Co., B. J. Van Ingen &
NORTH CAROLINA
Sale1—The
Swenev
Cartwright & Co., as 5s, at a price
of 100.63, a basis of about
4.93%,
Co.,
duPont &
Cheaterville, Ohio
offered
Inc., Bacon, Stevenson &
Co., First of Michigan Corp., Chas.
E. Wiegold &
Co., Inc., Adams,
McEntee & Co., Inc., Francis I.
&
.'.
.
Other members of
Due
1960.
OHIO
191, p. 1929—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., as 4s, at a price
of 100.6699, a basis of about 3.94%.
a
May 12 for the pur¬
on
Dated
Monday, May 9, 1960
.
v.
chase of $130,000 water serial 1960
bonds.
$221,800 serial
building and fire apparatus bonds
offered on April 28—v. 191, p. 1821
Eddy County, Artesia Municipal
a
Bond
Cheektowaga, Walden Fire District
No. 2 (P. O. 20 Pine Ridge Road,
Cheektowaga 11), N. Y.
Season-
Home
2%s, at
*
,
College (P. O. 4513
College Parkway, '
New York 71), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $1,750,000 stu¬
dent center of 1957 bonds offered
Sale—The $990,500 school
composed
Gordon, & Sautter, Fidelity Union
Co., of Newark, Ira Haupt
& Co., Hornblower & Weeks, J. B.
&
bonds
p.
Trust
Roosevelt
Bond
Manhattan
Manhattan
Ridge Central School
District No. 2 (P. O. Mount
Kisco), N. Y.
.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Boland, Saffin,
>
and Pound
.
,
Other members of the
syndicate
Principal and interest (A-O)
were as follows:
Bond Sale—The $2,300,000 gen¬
payable at the Marine Midland
—were awarded to The Manufac¬
First National v City
eral
Bank, of
obligation
school building
Trust Company of Central New
turers and Traders Trust Co., of
bonds offered on April 26—v. 191, New York, Smith, Barney & Co,,
York, in Manlius. Legality ap¬
Chemical Bank New York Trust
Buffalo, and Roosevelt & Cross,
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, p. 1717—were awarded to a syn¬
jointly, as 4*4s, at a price of
dicate headed by R. S. Dickson Co., of New York, Harriman Rip¬
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
100.22, a basis of about 4.22%.
ley & Co., Inc.,; Drexel & Co.,
& Co., Inc., as 6s, 4V4S and 4s, at a
City.
Mercantile Trust Co. of St.
Louis,
price of 100.0363, a net interest
Chenango County (P. O. Norwich),
Shields & Co., R. W. Pressprich
Montgomery, Crawford, Wallkill,
cost of about 4.44 %.
New York
& Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Newburgh, Hamptonburgh, New
/Other members of the syndicate
Bond Sale—The $785,000 county
Curtis, W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.,
Windsor, and Shawangunk Central were
as follows:
B. J. Van Ingen
office building 1960 series bonds
Weeden & Co.,,Inc., Bache &
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Co.,
& Co., Inc.; Interstate Securities
offered on May 4—v. 191, p. 1821
Industrial National Bank, of Pro¬
Walden), N. Y.
Corp.; J. Lee Peeler & Co.; Vance
—were awarded to Halsey, Stuart
Bond Offering—Helen M. Weltvidence, City National Bank &
Securities Corp.; Carolina Securi¬
& Co., Inc., and Geo. B. Gibbons
Trust Co., of Kansas City, Laidzien, District Clerk, will receive ties
Corp.; McDaniel Lewis &
& Co., Inc., jointly, as 3V£s, at a
law & Co.,
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
Co.; McCarley & Co.; Weil, Roth
price of 100.2891, a basis of about on
W. E. Hutton & Co., Fidelity
May 17 for the purchase of &
Irving Co.; Breed & Harrison,
3.46%.
Union Trust Co., of Newark, Com¬
$2,250,000 general obligation
and
Inc.; Fox, Reusch & Co.,
merce Trust
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1960.
Co., of Kansas City,
Chester, N. Y.
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger. Roosevelt &
Due on May 1 from 1961 to 1980
Cross, J. C. Bradford
Bond
Sale—The $40,000 water
Chowan College of North Carolina
& Co., Spencer Trask & Co., R. H.
inclusive. Principal and interest
1960 bonds offered on April 26—
Moulton & Co., The Illinois
(P. O. Murfreesboro), N. C.
Co.,
v.
191, p. 1821—were awarded to (M-N) payable at the Manufac¬
turers
Trust Co., in New York.
Winthrop v& Co., Kean,
Bond Offering — Oscar Creech, Robert
Bacon Stevenson & Co., as 3.90s,
Legality approved by Vandewater, Secretary of the Board of Trustees, Taylor & Co., Fitzpatrick, Sulli¬
at a price of 100.06, a basis of
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of will receive sealed bids until 10 van & Co., Hayden, Miller & Co.,
about- 3.88%.
New York City.
a.m.
(EST) on May 23 for the Julien Collins & Co., Ginther &
Columbia University P. O. New
purchase
of $235,000
dormitory Co., Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.,
New Rochelle City School District,
York 5), N. Y.
of Winston-Salem, Prescott & Co.,
revenue bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1959.
V
New York
The Milwaukee Co., First Cleve¬
Bond Sale—The $750,000 mar¬
Due on Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1999
Bond Sale—The $1,270,000 high
ried student apartment 1959 bonds
Corp., Anderson & Strud¬
inclusive. Interest J-D. Legality land
school
reconstruction
bonds
of¬
offered on April 29—v.
191, p. fered on
approved by Alfred L. Purrington wick, Mullaney, Wells & Co., Rob¬
May 3—v. 191, p. 1822—
ert W: Baird & Co., Inc., Arthur
1821—were awarded to the* Fed¬
were
awarded to a group com¬ Jr., of Raleigh.
L.
eral Housing and Home Finance
Wright & Co., Inc., Singer,
posed of The First National City
Roanoke Rapids, N.C.
Deane & Scribner, Seattle Trust
Agency, as 2*/ss, at a price of par.
Bank, of New York, Roosevelt &
Bond Sale—The $40,000 recrea¬ & Savings Bank, of Seattle, ScudDewitt (P. O. 137 East Manlius
Cross, W. H. Morton & Co., and tion
facilities bonds offered on der & German, Burns, Corbett &
Street, East Syracuse), N. Y.
Granbery, Marache & Co., as 3.70s,
April 26—v. 191, p. 1822—were Pickard, Inc.^ Blewer, Glynn &
Bond Offering—Calvin D. Ham¬ at a price of 100.3155, a basis of awarded to the Vance
Securities
Co., Woodcock, Hess, Moyer &
about 3.66%.
ilton, Town Supervisor, will re¬
Corp., at a price of 100.07, a net Co., Inc., McMaster Hutchinson &
ceive
sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
New York City Housing Authority, interest cost of about 3.60%, as Co.,- Lyons
&
S h a f t o,
Inc.,
(EDST) on May 10 for the pur¬
follows:
New York
:
Shaughnessy
&
Co.,7 Inc., and
chase
of
$718,000
improvement
Note
Sale
The
$4,390,000 $10,000 as 6s. Due on May 1, 1961 Weil, Roth & Irving Co. ^ ;
district 1960 bonds. Dated April 1,
temporary
loan
notes
and 1962.
(issue
Names Paying Agent—Bankers
1960. Due on April 1 from 1961 to
CLXXVII) offered on April 26—
15,000 as 3V4S. Due on May 1 Trust
1989 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Co., New York City, has
v. 191, p. 1822— were awarded to
from 1963 to 1965 inclusive.
been appointed Co-Paying Agent
terest (A-O) payable at the Lin¬
the
Chemical
Bank
New
York
15,000 as 3V2S. Due on May 1 for $1,800,000 3%% sewage treat¬
coln National Bank and Trust
Co., Trust Co., of New York.
/
from 1966 to 1968 inclusive.
ment
of Central New York, in
plant
bonds due * Dec. 1,
Syracuse.
Note Sale—The $30,460,000 tem¬
1961-85..
;
Legality approved by Vandewater,
v:-;:/■v:;
:
Rocky Mount City Administrative
porary loan notes (issue CTN-18)
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Garfield Heights (P. O. 5115
Unit, N, C.
offered
on
April 19—v. 191, p.
New York City.
Bond
Sale
Turney Road, Cleveland 25),
The $1,000,000
1717—were awarded to Salomon
l';-.;:
Ohio
school building, series A bonds of¬
Bros. & Hutzler.
L.
Fallsburgh, Thompson, Mamakating
Bond Sale—The $200,000 special
fered on May 3—v. 191, p. 1823—
and W a war sing Central School*
Ogdensburg, N. Y.
assessment
street
were
awarded to a"group com¬
improvement
District No. 1 (P. O.
Bond Sale—The $315,000 gen¬
Fallsburgh),
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co., Ira limited bonds offered on April 25
"
New York
eral obligation 1960 bonds offered
Haupt & Co., and Anderson & —v. 191, p. 1717—were awarded
Bond
Sale —The
$2,050,000 on April 28—v. 191, p. 1822—were Strudwick, at a
price of 100.088, a to Ball, Burge & Kraus; as 4s, at
bonds offered on April 19—v.
awarded to Salomon Bros. & Hutz¬
191,
a price of
net interest cost of about
100.07, a basis of about
3.69%,
p. 1717—were awarded to a syn¬ ler, as 3.20s, at a price of
100.05, as follows:
3.98%.
•;
dicate headed by
Kidder, Peabody a basis of about 3.19%.
$340,000 as 6s. Due on May 1 from
&
Co., as 4.20s, at a price of
f
Mantua, Ohio
}
Oneida County (P. O.
1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Utica),
Bond Offering — Amy M. Mc100.709, a basis of about 4.14%.
New York
120,000 as 31/2S. Due on May 1 Neal, Village Clerk, will receive
Other members of the
syndicate
Bond Offering—Frank W. Donfrom 1971 to 1974 inclusive.
/- sealed .bids until 7. p.mv (EDST)
were as follows: R. W.
Pressprich alty, County Comptroller, will re¬
480,000 as 33/4s. Due on May 1 on May 12 for the purchase of
& Co., Lee Higginson
Corp., Cof¬ ceive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
from 1975 to 1984 inclusive.
$5,100 special assessment limited
fin & Burr,
Inc., Kean, Taylor & (EDST) on May 10 for the
pur¬
60,000 as Is. Due on May 1, 1985. tax bonds. Dated May 1, I960. Due
Co., and Rand & Co.
chase
of
$2,470,000 public im¬
on Dec. 1 from 1961 to11970 inclu¬
provement 1960 bonds. Dated May
Wake County (P. O.
Gates and Chili Central School
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
Raleigh),
1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961
North Carolina
District No. 1 P. O. Rochester
payable
at
the. First
National
11),
to 1988 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Bank & Trust Co., in Ravenna.
New York
Bond
Sale
The
$1,000,000
terest (M-N) payable at the Ma¬
Bond Sale—The
county hospital, series C bonds Legality approved ;by Squire San¬
$350,000 school rine Midland Trust
Company of offered on April 19—v.
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
1960 bonds offered on
191, p.
April 28— New York, in New York
City. Le¬ 1614—were awarded to a
v.
191, p. 1822—were awarded to
group
Mentor Exempted Village School
gality approved by Vandewater,
The Marine Trust
composed of Lehman Brothers, C.
Co., of Western Sykes, Heckler &
District, Ohio
Galloway, of J. Devine & Co., Merrill
New York,
Lynch,
Buffalo, and Blair & New York City.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., and >
Co., Inc., jointly, as 3.70s, at a
Interstate Securities Corp., as 6s, bonds offered on Feb. 17—v. 19.1,
price of 100.276, a basis of about
Penfield, Perinton, Brighton, Wal¬
p. 654—were awarded to McDon¬
3.66%.
%-Y - worth and Macedon Central School 3s and 3V4s, at a price of 100.005,
sive.
.
,
-
Artesia), N. Mex.
Bond
eral
Sale—The
obligation
$700,000
school
gen¬
building
bonds offered
p.
on April 27—v. 191,
1821—were awarded to Zahner
&
Co., and Associates.
Las
Cruces, N. Mex.
Bond Sale—The
„
$150,000 gener¬
al obligation sewer bonds offered
on
May 2—v.
awarded to
191,
1717—were
p.
Boettcher
San Juan
&
Co.
County Independent
School District No. 22 (P. O.
Kirtland), N. Mex.
Bond Offering—Lloyd W.
Wheeler, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
12
until
8
the
for
p.m.
(MST)
purchase
of
on
May
$260,000
school building bonds. Dated May
1, 1960. Due
to
1970
interest
State
.
May 1 from 1961
inclusive. Principal and
(M-N)
payable
at
the
on
Treasurer's
office. Legality
Dawson,
Nagel,
Sherman & Howard, of Denver.
approved
by
San
Miguel and Mora Counties, Las
Vegas Municipal School District
No. 2 and 12C
(P. O. Las Vegas),
New Mexico
.
,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 7:30 p.m.
(MST)
on
May 18 for the purchase of
$260,000 general obligation school
building bonds. Dated July 1,1960.
Due
July 1 from 1961 to 1973
on
inclusive.
v
■■
NEW
YORK
Babylon Union Free School Dist.
No. 4 (P. O. Lindenhurst), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Frank K. Freu-
.
vele,
District
sealed
bids
Clerk, will
until
2
receive
(EDST)
p.m.
May 12 for the purchase of
$865,000 school 1960 bonds. Dated
on
June
1, 1960. Due
1961
to
1979
on
.
June 1 from
inclusive.
—
Principal
interest (J-D) payable at the
Franklin National Bank, in Long
•
and
t
Island. Legality approved by Van-
dewater,
Sykes, Heckler &
loway, of New York City.
Gal¬
Bond
Sale—The $3,188,000
high
<
school construction and deer
park
memorial
school
addition
bonds
offered
April
on
1717—were
26—v.
awarded
to
191,
New York Trust
Co., of New York,
Spencer Trask & Co., as 4y4s,
and
at
price of 100.38199,
a
a
basis of
about 4.21%.
Other members of the syndicate
as follows: Blair &
Co., Inc.,
were
Lee
Higginson
Struthers
<
Corp.,
ris & Co.
Ballston, Clifton Park, Charlton
..
and' Glenville Central School
District No. 1 (P.O. Ballston
\
I
*
*
-
*
,
*
Bond
Spa), N. Y.
Sale —The
school 1960 bonds offered on
April
26—v. 191, p. 1717—were awarded
to a syndicate headed
by Halsey,
4.10s, at a
Stuart & Co., Inc., as
price of 100.1699, a basis of about
^
4.08%.,
.
A
-
Hempstead, North Bellmore
District (P. O.
Bond
$1,750,000
;
*
—
-
Wood,
&
Co., Dean Witter &
Co., Stroud & Co., J. R. Williston
& Beane, Folger, Nolan,
FlemingW. B. Hibbs & Co., Herbert J.
Sims & Co., and William S. Mor¬
.
Other members of the
syndicate
were as follows: Geo. B.
Gibbons
& Co., Inc.^
Bacon, Stevenson &
Mineola), N. Y.
Offering
—
John
La
sealed
bids
^
April
re¬
19—v.
awarded to
191,
a
1960
Weeks,
a.m.
:cTn
bonds.
Dated
May
1,
I960.
Due on May 1 from
1961 to 1989
inclusive .Principal, and
interest
(M-N) payable at the
Security
National Bank of
Long
North
City.<-
,v
&
Co.,
and
3.90s, at a
Wheatfield Water District
(P. O.
Niagara Falls Blvd., North
-
;•
...
Goodbody
Charles King & Co., as
price of 100.039, a basis of about
3.89%.
Island, in
Bellmore.
ald
&
NORTH
DAKOTA
y
*
Bond
son,
Offering—Wm. G. John¬
City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 11:30
May
$300,000
on
:
r.'
Bond
water
Tonaumnda), N. Y.
Sale
—
The
bonds offered
on
a.m.
(CST)
10 for the purchase of
fire
protection
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960. Due on
May 1
from 1962 to 1973 inclusive.
Prin--
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at any bank or trust
company
May 3—
as
4y4s,! at a price
ot
basis]of about ,4.12%.
/>Rocky River, Ohio
Offering
—
Clyde W.
Brown, City Auditor, will
rec^®
bids until X: p.m..;.(EDST)
May <23 for the purchase or
$48,000 land acquisition limited
bonds. Dated July 1, I960. Due on
Dec. Vl from 1961; to 1970 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J~D)
payable at the National City Bank,
of Cleveland, in Rocky River.
sealed
on
des¬
Summit County (P. O. Akrsn),
ignated by the successful bidden"
*•''
Legality
approved> by
\ v';';
t
Dorsey,
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
Bend ialesWAhMs06t $859,467
horst, of Minneapolis, y
;
spejpial? assessment^ ganitary im*
.
$2,750,000
a
Bond
Fargo, N. Dak.
-
•,
Co.,
101.00,
1485—were
p.
May 12 for the pur¬
chase of $89,000 fire
district serial
(EDST)
11
net interest cost of about
3.30%.
Bond Sale — The $1,274,000
building bonds offered on
syndicate composed
of Smith,
Barney & Co., Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.,
Hornblower
&
until
a
school
Fe-
mina, District Treasurer, will
ceive
District No. 1 (P. O.
Penfield).
New York
Fire
Legality
ap¬
Co., Adams, McEntee & Co.,
Inc., proved
by
Vandewater, Sykes,
Chas. E.- Weigold &
Co., Inc., and : Heckler &
Galloway, of New York
W^H. Morton & Co.
-
T
*
p.
syndi¬
cate headed by the Chemical Bank
a
<
■
Babylon Union Free School Dist.
No. 7 (P. O. Deer Park), N. Y.
*
~
—
-"
.
(2035)
No. '60; limited
offered on April 27
^
b°inJ
to
OREGON
tax
moment
P
was
County School District No.
(E. O, 275 East 7th Avenue,
syndicate composed of
a
Si First Cleveland Corp., Provi¬
dent Bank» of Cincinnati, Ryan,
qntherland & Co., Sweney Cartiht & Co., and A. E. Masten &
ft a
at a price of 100*251'
Dat6d May 1, I960. Due on Dec.
from 1961 to 1970 inclusive. In-
lf%*>
1
l-Pst
Legality approved by
J-D.
Sanders & Dempsey, of
-If'? ■■ /'</'"//;./■ / — .v:
Squire,
Detroit.
Local School District:
Rivers
Three
Bend), Ohio
Bond Offering—C. O. Hopping,
riprk of the Board of Education,
will
receive
sealed bids until
Toon (EST) on May 24 for the
school
of .$1,700,000
purchase
-■
4
Eugene), Ore.
Bond
eral
Sale—The
obligation
April
25—v.
awarded
to
$500,000
bonds
191,
a
1486—were
p.
group
gen¬
offered on
composed
National Bank, of Portland,
3V4s and 3V2s. 'i'-.&r-'
of
Linn
4s,
as
School District No.
(P. O. Rt. 2, Box 376;
Albany), Ore. V
191,
v.
—
1930
p.
were
—
Dated
May 15, 1960. Due
from
15
limited
1965
to
1975
awarded to The United States Na¬
tional Bank, of'
May
on
Dated
Ohio
from
July 1, 1960. Due
on
July 1
1963 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
$166,000
refunding 1960 bonds was sold to
Rauscher, Pirece & Co., Inc., and
Dallas Rupe & Son, Inc., jointly,
as
4V2S and 4s. Dated March 15,
Goodbody & Co., jointly, as
3.60s and 3.70s, at a price
the
Bank
Old
of
by Townsend,
of
SOUTH
Road,
in
„
Moravian
Bond
fered
College (P. O.
Bethlehem), Pa.
Sale—The
Saie~FThe 150,0
191,
May 2—v. 191,
the
Legality
office.
Treasurer's
Names
Trust
Agent—Bankers
Paying
Co., New York City, has
appointed Co-Paying Agent
been
for
$6,500,000 4%, 3%% and 3.40%
light and power, water¬
and sewer system revenue
bonds due April 1, 1963-84.'/ ;'
electric
of¬
Smithville, Tenn.
4
1718—
p.
and
at
Tcxcts
*
TENNESSEE
dor¬
bonds
1961
payable
g^Bal
a
1823—were awarded to
p.
(M-S)
15 from
Principal
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
$635,000
1958
revenue
on
„
water bonds offered on April 27-
v.
mitory
,
5 Bond
Munson,
Philadelphia.
r
State
Highmore, S. Dak.
approved
&
DAKOTA
March
on
inclusive.
1974
interest
inclusive.
York
Elliott
1960. Due
to
3.66%.
Principal and interest payable at
'<'■
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
4s,
5s,
bonds,
Bond
„„„„
and
Sale—The
xllc.
jg23
p
$580,000 water
wo^
1959
April 29—v. 191,
awarded to the
on
were
—
works
deficiency
tax
sewer
bonds offered
—
Van Wert,
Angelina County (P. O. Lufkin),
of par, a net interest cost of about
school
Portland,1 as 4 i/i s.
bonds. ' Dated ' June /15,
Xere-~«^r<je(*TiT*:o
Federal
iqfifi Due semi-annually on June
Housing and Home
Finance
Portland, Ore.
and Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1980 in¬
Agency, as 3s, at a price of par.
Bond Offering
Ray Smith,
clusive
Principal and:", interest
I
New Brighton, Pa.
City Auditor,
(j-D)
payable at the Central bids until 11 will receive sealed
a.m.
(PST) on May
Bond Offering—W. S. McDanel,
Trust Co., in Cincinnati.'Legality
24 for the purchase of
$2,000,000 Borough Secretary, will receive
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
general obligation water bonds. sealed bids until 7
p.m.
(EDST)
liams, of Cincinnati.
^
building
^
The
—
and
Bond
May 2
Sale
Bond
obligation
Sale—The $15,500 general
obligation school bonds offered on
'
York County (P. O. York) S. C.
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on May 9 for
the purchase
of $53,000 general
Willow Grove. Legalitv
.County
136
Tbwnship School District
(p- °• Horsham), Pa.
'
$1,000,000
Bond Offering — Mrs. Ruth K. county hospital bonds offered on
Prince, Secretary of the Board of April 26 — v. 191, p. 1718 — were
Directors, will receive sealed bids awarded to Dean Witter & Co.,
Blyth & Co., Inc., Northern Trust
Co., of Chicago, and United States
O. North
(P
Hdrshunt
*■
Lane
55
Federal Housing : and
nance ASency> as 4y4s,
of par*
Brownfield, Texas
Offering—Alva J.
Bond
Geron,
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on May
19 for the purchase
of $680,000
electric light and power system
Home Fiat a price
Southwestern at Memphis, Tenn.
revenue, series 1960 bonds. Dated
June 1, 1960. Due on June 1 from
19
f°ir ^ purchase of
Bond Sale—The $600,000 dormi??*S\/rgen?ra.ni?ligation bonds, tory 1960 revenue bonds offered
Dated
1961 to 1979 inclusive. Callable as
—
The $25,000 fire cipal and interest (J-D) payable
May 1,1960. Due on May 1 on April 22-v. 191, p. 1487—were of June lf 1970. Interest J-D. Le¬
limited bonds" offered at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬ from 1961 to 1969 inclusive. Leawarded to the Federal Housing
gality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
on April 25—v. 191, p. 1717—were
gality approved by Shuler, Sayre, gahty approved by Burgwm, Rufand
Home
Finance
Agency, as guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
awarded to The First Cleveland Winfree & Rankin of Portland.
fin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh. 3i/8s, at a price of par.
Brownwood, Texas
Corp., as 3%s, at a price of 100.80,
Yamhill County School District
Shaller Township P. O 300 Wetzel
Bond Sale—The $176,000 water¬
a basis of about 3.60%.
Tennessee (State of)
Sale
Bond
apparatus
No. 40
Warren, Ohio
Sale—The $434,550 limited
Bond
on May 2—v.
awarded to The
Ohio Company, and Sweney Cartwright & Co., jointly, as 33/4s, at
a price of 100.842, a basis of about
offered
bonds
tax
191, p. 1823—were
3.57%.
Sale
*
Clerk,
1962
to
—
will
inclusive.
1981
Oregon, Portland,
a
as 4V2s,
price of 100.06, a
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., Pa¬
cific Northwest Co., Stern Bros.
& Co., Dean Witter & Co., Atkin¬
son
& Co., June S. Jones & Co.,
Charles N. Tripp & Co., Blanken-
Gould & Blakely, Inc., and
ship,
Hess & McFaul.
Oklahoma
v
PENNSYLVANIA
-:..
Wesley Kroe-
—
|
Donegal Union Free Sch. Dist., Pa.
Bond Offering—John D. Roland,
ker, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
the
School
Board,
tion, will, receive sealed bids until
Secretary
2
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m. (CST) on May 11 for the
purchase of $100,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Due from 1962 to 1971
inclusive. •
'
.
El Reno, Okla.
Offering
(EDST)
May 16 for the
purchase of $65,000 general obli¬
gation bonds. Dated June 1, 1960.
p.m.
Due
Bond
on
Clerk,
$975,000
1982
in¬
clusive.
Bond
Bond Sale—The $50,000 sanitary
bonds offered on April 18
p.
1718—were
Milburn, Cochran
awarded
& Co., Inc.
Offering—J.
Clerk of the Board
will receive sealed
Pm.
(CST) on
W.
sealed
ceive
equipment
to 1965
bonds.
Due
from
inclusive.
1962
A
bounty Dependent Sch. Dist.
No. 27 (P. 0.
Bond
ctet'k
Newkirk), Okla.
Offering
of the
—
Board
Phil
of
Hinton,
Education,
receive sealed bids until 7:30
(CST)
Purchase
elusive
~
of
on
May 10 for .the
$10,000
building
DUe fr°m 1962 to 1964 in"
Langley, Okla.
works
Sale—The $30,000 water
bonds offered on April 21
trJ'rrru
»
Ketchum
p'
—were
awarded
FilSt StatG Bank
interest
B°ard Of Education,
nJ r/^ve> sealed bids' until 5
niir V
) on May , 11 for the
Purchase of
$5,000 building bonds.
ue
fr°™ 1964 to 1968, inclusive.
Lake
District
Township
.
.
payable at the First Na¬
in Dunmore. Legal¬
Bank,
Offering
Bond
—
Edward
tional
Bank
of
Montrose,
at
a
general
obligation bonds offered on May 2
191, p. 1823—were awarded
to
McJunkin, Patton & Co., as
3%s, at a price of 100.227, a
about 3.32%..
basis
Bond Offering-A. W. T.
Strott,
Secretary of the Board of Direc-
until
p.m. (EDST) on May 19 for
purchase of $192,000 improve-
tors, will receive sealed bids
7:30
and
funding bonds.
Dated
1, 1960. Due on June 1 from
1Q62
to
t0
inclusive
incluslve-
1969
19by
(P. O.
Sale
Bond
oh
—were
The $85,000 high
1960 bonds of¬
April 14—Y> .191, p.
awarded to
Schmertz
a
—
equipment
school
fered
Harborcreek), Pa.
&
Cunningham,
Co., Inc., as 3%s,
price of 100.237, a
3.71%.
1615
at
basis of about
of
members
the
syndi-
cate were as follows:
Trilst
Rankprq
*
■
'■
of
bonds
1960
Citizens
The
to
issue
Sale—An
Bond
schoolhouse
Dist.,
Texas
State
$5,000
sold
was
of
Bank,
as 4V2S. Dated March 1,
1960. Due on Dec. 1 from 1969 to
Buffalo,
York
New
Co
inclusive.
1973
Bl>thg& C^N^^Tr«stcC0,
terest
in¬
Principal and
(J-D) payable at the State
Treasurer's
£°-» ^eriheil^-&+CM' ?•' ?\
^
Fl^st
of O^on' ^°?lan,d'Jir? ^fw
^anx?V nni/71 'rvT*
?• 5?°2on,
Co., Reynolds & Co.,
street
improvement,
bonds
was
.
x
SOUTH
CAROLINA
r»'
,
t
c
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Chesterfield, S. C.
Bond
works
Sale—The $75,000 waterand
sewer
revenue
bonds
April 28—v. 191, p.
1823—were awarded to McCarley
offered
on
&
Pollock
E
Burr>
& Co., William Blair & Co., Bax-
office.
Clifton, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $15,000
Br°™ Bros. Harnman
^
rn'
RnhScnn'
Eahnestock &T -jp°^
Hlimph^ey
pJw
inS & Trust Co., Wilson, RaffensPeI"Ser» Hughes &
Co.,
Fy°5s &
,
Chairman
C. E. Power,
of the Board
of Trus¬
Spartanburg County Sch. Dist.
Bond
(P.O. Spartanburg), S. C.
Offering—T.
Chairman
D.
of the Board
Stilwell,
of Trus¬
sealed bids un¬
on May 17 for
the purchase
of $150,000 school
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960.
Due
on
inclusive.
improvement
May 3
—
awarded
v.
to
street
bonds offered
on
191, p. 1931 — were
Dempsey-Tegeler &
////':..
El Campo,
Texas
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
Bond
Fricke & French, Inc.
Offering—F.
Abilene Independent
Sch. Dist.,
Texas
Sale
;
A bonds. Dated May 10,
The
$2,000,000
school building bonds offered on
Bond
April
28—v.
awarded to
the
a
—
191, p. 1615—were
syndicate headed by
of Chi¬
First National'Bank,
cago,
at
price of 100.005, a net
of about 3.79%, as
a
cost
interest
follows:
Hoefer,
1960. Due
July 10 from 1965 to 1989 in¬
clusive. Callable as of July 10,
on
1980. Principal
and interest (J-J)
payable at the Ennis State Bank,
in Ennis.
Legality approved by
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe,- Mc¬
Cail & Horton, of Dallas.
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$260,000
5s. Due on May 1 from
as
830,000
from
1967
3.70s. Due on May 1
1968 to 1978 inclusive.
Due on May 1
335,000 as 3%s.
from 1979 to 1981 inclusive.
*
Due on May 1
575,000 as 3.80s.
from
Fort Stockton
1982 to 1985 inclusive.
syndicate
follows: Morgan Guaranty
Co., of New York, Goodbody & Co., Dittmar & Co., Henry
G. Wells & Co., Inc., Stern, Lauer
Independent School
District, Texas
inclusive.
to
as
1961
were as
E.
sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (CST) on May 11 for
the purchase of $830,000 water¬
works and sewer revenue, series
receive
will
Mayor,
Sale
Bond
The $750,000
—
un¬
limited tax schoolhouse bonds of¬
fered
April 26—v. 191, p. 1823
on
—were
awarded to
a
group
com¬
posed of Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast, Dallas Union Securities Co.,
Co., as 4y4s, 3V2S and
and Russ &
a price of 100.006, a
interest cost of about 3.72%.
3%s, at
net
Trust
&
Grady Consolidated Independent
School District (P. O.
Stanton), Texas
Co., Lovett Abercrombie & Co.,
and Allan Blair
& Co.-
Bond
Sale—An issue of $55,000
school building bonds was sold to
Amarillo
Independent School Dist.,
Texas
from 1961 to 1968
Principal and interest
Feb.
Mc-
by
approved
Eagle Lake, Texas
Sale—The $70,000
Bond
Talmage &
Other members of the
No. 1
Interest
inclusive.
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCail &
Horton, of Dallas.
'
williston & Beane,
of
41/£s. Dated April
on April
15 from
Legality
CO.
p
TEXAS
—
Due
1970
to
First
will
Co., Henry G. Wells & Co., Kal- be received until May 24 for the
man & Co., Herman Bensdorf & purchase of $360,000 general obli¬
Co^ Watling, Lerchen & Co., Sup- gation storm sewer bonds.
lee, Yeatman & Co., Allan Blair
Ennis, Texas
&
Co., and
Woodcock, Moyer,
Fairfield■ County School District
Offering
1961
Loeb & Co., Tuller & Zucker, J.
& Co.
(P. O. Winnsboro), S. C.
1960.
15,
A-O.
1960
series
The
to
sold
Texas Corp., as
^
R
tees, will receive
til 11 a.m. (EST)
Harborcreek Township Sch. Dist.
prjce 0f 100.00999, a net interest cost of about 3.31%.
other
Co., Inc.
Buffalo Independent School
a
Coffin
Washington School District, Pa.
—v.
of
Pierce &
4s, 3.30s and 3V4s, at
as
A- G' Becker & Co-.
of par.
or nar
nrice
price
tees, will receive sealed bids c/o
anoski, Secretary of the Board of
County Superintendent of Educa¬
School -Directors,
will
receive
tion, Bank of Fairfield Building,
sealed bids'uritil 7:30 p.m. (EDST)
Winnsboro, until noon (EST) on
on
May 17 for the purchase of
May 17 for the purchase of $175,$52,000 funding general obligation
000
public
improvement school
limited tax bonds. Dated June 1,
bonds. Dated June 1, 1960. Due on
1960. Due on June 1 from 1961 to
June 1 from 1961 to 1975 inclusive.
1970 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
terest payable at the Liberty. Na¬
able at any bank or trust company
tional Bank, in Pittston.
Legality
designated by the successful
approved by Rhoads, Sinon &
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Reader, of Harrisburg.
Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of
Greensburg, Pa.
Charleston.
Sale—The $65,000
Chicago,
—were
Savings Bank, of
of¬
bonds
April 26—v. 191, p. 1823
awarded
to
Rauscher,
on
Devine & Co., Continental Illinois
National Bank & Trust Co., Chieago, Carl M\ Loeb, Rhoades &
School
O. Brackney),
Pennsylvania
(P.
; Bond Sale—The $15,000 general
obligation improvement bonds offered on May 2-v. 191, p. 1930were awarded to The County Na-
Bond
Boy-
&
Harris Trust
fered
improvement
revenue
!
on
Dupont School District, Pa.
No. 23 (P. O.
Idabell), Okla.
>w.°*
Silver
p.m.
ity approved by Townsend, Elliott
& Munson, of Philadelphia.
McCurtain County Dependent Sch.
will
8
1, 1960. Due on June 1 from 1961
1970
inclusive. Principal and
°f
Offering—Warren Virgin,
i?»
...
of
Bond
Bond
until
bids
to
of. Education,
bids until 7:30
ai
Millvale, in Millvale. Legality approved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
& Pohl, of Pittsburgh..
June
Hen-
May 10 for the pur¬
$50,000 general obliga¬
tion refunding bonds. Dated June
Kromer,
May 12 for the
Purchase of; $12,000, .transportation
P-m.
Dunmore, Pa.
May 10 for the pur$690,000 various general
nigan, Borough Secretary, will re¬
tional
Harmon County Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 5 (P. O.
Hollis), Okla.
Bond
to 1973
Offering—James E.
(EDST)
sewer
hattan Bank, of New York, and
on
sewer
extension
and
re-
of
on
of
ment
chase
Goltry, Okla.
191,
1961
chase
the
sealed
16 for the
purchase of
bonds. Due from 1963 to
~~v.
1 from
Myers,
receive
will
on
inclusive.
Erma
—
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on May
will
June
*
City
to
of
(EDST)
The $15,000,000
—
April 26_v< 191>
p
—were awarded to a syndicate headed by the Chase Man-
°nl!?a^0n konds. Dated, June 1,
.196?J?U-e ?n.June J .fr?m 1961
to 1970 inclusive.
Principal and
Independent Sch.
(P. O. El Reno),
Bond Offering
bonds offered
AJp'm'
?A
»
Sale
Bond
Thomp-
son,
sealed
and
works
W
Bank of
Canadian County
Dist. No. 57
t
Secretary of the Board
Township Commissioners, will
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Merrill Lynch,
Dolyn Clark,
receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on May
10; for theqourchase of $99,000 san¬
itary sewer revenue bonds. Due
Offering
Bond
Town
The
net interest cost of about 4.15%.
Boswell, Okla.
i
Offermg-J
«
,
Bond
$895,000 gen¬
eral obligation building bonds of¬
fered on April 26—v. 191, p. 1718
—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed
by
the
First
National
—
414s and 4s, at
OKLAHOMA
from
Bond
(P. O. McMinnville),
Oregon
j
1
Bond
Sale
—
The
Rauscher,
Harris
$2,000,000
(F-A)' payable ^at The Hanover
Bank, in New York City. Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
burn & McCarthy, of New York
City.
&
j
building' »refunding -1960
bonds offered on April 28—v. 191,
school
* e
1718—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed by Rowles, Winston
p.
Co.
Pierce &
Bond
Sale
—
bonds offered on
p.
Co.
County (P. O. Houston),
,;i a* Texas u
as,
The
$7,000,000
April 28—v. 191,
1719—were awarded to a syn¬
the Harris Trust
dicate headed by
The
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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veen
County School
(P. O. Richfield),
Sevier County,
& Savings Bank, of Chicago, with
interest rates ranging from 5% to
District
Co., Inc., at a price of 100.032,
of about 4.20%,
&
$500,000 gener¬
Bond Sale—The
Other members of the syndicate
al obligation building bonds of¬
were as follows: Chase Manhattan
Bank, of New York, C. J. Devine fered on April 21—v. 191, p. 1719
Co.,
Philadelphia
National —were awarded to a group com¬
Bank,
of
Philadelphia,
Bear, posed of The Mercantile Trust Co.,
Stearns & Co., Dominick & Domi- of St. Louis, Continental Illinois
riick, W. E. Hutton & Co., W. H. National Bank & Trust Co., of
Morton & Co., Inc., Fidelity Union Chicago, Lucas, Eisen & WaeckTrust Co., of Newark, Republic erle, Inc., Bosworth, Sullivan &
National Bank, Mercantile Nation¬ Co., and Lincoln Ure & Co., as 4s,
al Bank, both of Dallas, Eddie- 3%s
and
3.80s,
at
a price
of
a
net interest cost of
man, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc., A. 100.003,
Webster Dougherty & Co., Demp- about 3.83%.
sey-Tegeler & Co., and Frantz
net interest cost
a
follows:
as
&
VERMONT
Hutchinson & Co.
Rutland, Vt.
Bond Sale—An issue of $196,000
offered
Dittmar
Co.,
Sale—The $110,000
Bond
sanitary sewer revenue bonds of¬
fered on April 26
was
sold to
&
Co., as 4%s,
3%s. Interest M-N..
; v
Dated
57,000
56,000
1719—were awarded
to a group composed of John Nu¬
veen & Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc., and Loewi
27—v.
Nuveen
interest
a
4.19%.
,
April 1, 1960. Due on
April 1 from 1961 to 1990 inclu¬
sive. Callable as of April 1, 1980.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
the
at
State
Treasurer's
of¬
fice. Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Other members of the syndicate
follows:
Rauscher, Pierce
& Co., Inc., Russ & Co., First of
Texas Corp., Nongard, Showers &
Murray, Rowles, Winston & Co.,
were
as
bonds.
and R. A. Underwood
;
Bond
Treasurer,
sealed
June
a.m.
inclusive.
Callable
of
July
1,
1970. Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Seattle.
I
Bond Sale—An issue of
Co., Inc., and Eddleman, Pollok
Inc., jointly.
$1,250,April 1
Co., Ltd.,
6%s, at a price of 97.66.
Due
April 1 from 1961 to 1980 in¬
city bonds offered
as
on
clusive.
offered
1960,
series
A
191,
p. 1616—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
at a price of par, a net interest
cost of about 3.93%, as follows:
$229,000
,
4^>s.
as
Due
May
on
130,000
4^is.
as
1966 and
District, Texas
Bond Sale—The $215,000 unlim¬
ited tax schoolhouse bonds offered
294,000
April 11—v. 191, p. 1375—were
awarded to The Metropolitan Dal¬
166,000
Due
May
1,
:r
Due
May
on
1
1Q72
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and
181,000
las
Corp., and R. A. Underwood
& Co., as 4Vzs, 4%s and 4^8s.
3%s. Due
as
on
1Q7^
1974 and
May
V
4
3.90s. Due
as
on
May
was
1,
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1,
Co., Ltd.,
York
New
Trust
tional
Bank,
National
Bank
Bond
until
Offering — C. E. Weeks, Bank, of Seattle, and McLean
will receive sealed bids Co., Inc.
7:30 p.m.
(CST) on May 17
for the purchase of $350,000 street
improvement
bonds. Dated
June 1, 1960. Due on June 1 from
1963
District
V
Yoakum
140
P.O.
Walla Walla), Wash.
Bonds Not Sold—The
general
bonds
offered
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■
.
Bond
.
Sale
—
bonds offered
p.
1616
mar
&
—
West
Debenture
Co., Inc.,
as
O.
Governor,
receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
UTAH
Bond
(EST) on
May 11 for the purchase of $2,000,000 road bonds. Dated May 1,
1960. Due on May 1 from 1961 to
1985
inclusive. Principal
Offering — A. Hollis
Grange, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will
receive
sealed
terest
bids until 8
Trimble &
(MST) on May
16 for the purchase of
$530,000
general obligation school building
p.m.
bonds. Dated June 1, 1959. Due on
June 1 from 1965 to 1969 inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at any bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
.Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
will
„
and
bids
until
Treasurer's
.
by
office.
Legality ap¬
Marshall,
Caldwell,
Mitchell, of New York
City.
WISCONSIN
Creendale Common School
District,
Wisconsin
'.A
Bond Sale—The
$215,000 school
building bonds offered oh April
27—v. 191, p. 1719—were awarded
to
a
Commission, Lachine, Que.
Bond Sale—The
improvement
April 19—v.
awarded to
a
group
1487
—
on
Inc., Bois-
will
(EST) on May 9 for the purchase
$1,962,000 serial instalment de¬
on
May 2 from
1961
to
1960. Due
1980 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at the office of the
Commissioner,
in
Lon¬
Bahque Provinciate du Can¬
ada, as 5V2s arid 6s, at a price of
97.466, a net interest cost of about
6.35%.
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Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: Credit Anglo-
were
Francais,. Ltd., Credit
Quebec,
Inc., Belanger, Inc., Gaston Lau¬
rent, Inc., and McNeil, Mantha,
inc.
.',.y
_
Westmount, Que.
Bond Sale-—The $1,010,000 var¬
ious improvement bonds offered
on
May 2—v.. 191, p.
awarded
1824—were
Graham, Arm¬
The
to
strong Securities, Ltd., and Geoffrion
Credit An-
a
& Gelinas,
price of 94.76.
Inc.,
jointly, at
YOUR POSTMASTER SUGGESTS'
FOR FASTER AND MORE EFFICIENT POSTAL
SERVICE-LEARN
THEABCVOF
GOOD MAILING HABITS!
don.
QUEBEC
Ayersville, Que.
Bond
Offering
—
Jacques Poit-
ras,
Village
Secretary-Treasurer,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
(EDST) on May 18 for the
purchase of $44,500 village im¬
p.m.
bonds.
provement
Dated May 1,
May 1 from 1961 to
1980 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
(M-N)
payable
at
all
branches in Quebec, of the bank
mentioned in the loan procedure.
on
POSTAL DELIVERY ZONE NUMBER
HELPS SPEED YOUR MAIL!:
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Beauport School Commission, Que.
Bond
Sale—The $240,000 school
bonds offered
1824—were
on
May 2—v. 191,
awarded
to
CERTAIN TO INCLUDE YOUR
p.
Grenier,
Bond
group composed of John Nu¬
Sale
RETURN ADDRESS ON ALL
LETTERS AND PACKAGES!
The $120,000 im¬
provement bonds offered on April
25—v. 191, p. 1719—were awarded
to
a
Credit
—
Anglo-Francais, Ltd., at
price of 97.18.
THAT THE DELIVERY ADDRESS
IS CORRECT AND COMPLETE!
Chapeau, Que.
Bond
Sale—The $166,000 sewer
bonds offered on April 20—v.
191,
p.
1616—were
awarded
to
The
Placements
Kennebec, Inc., and
Veillet, Langlois & Courtemanche,
Inc., as 6s, at a price of 90.31, a
basis of about 7.48%,
Quebec
.»
f
Bond Sale—The $872,000 school
bonds offered on April 28—v.
191,
p.
1720—were awarded
LaFlamme, Ltd.
to
J.
•
E,
.
-
-AND-
MAIL EARLY IN THE DAY-
Charlesbourg School Commission,
on
191, p.. 1616—were
syndicate headed by
the
were
composed of
a
$350,000. school
bonds ^offered
noon
of
in¬
(M-N) payable at the State
proved
Tres-Saint-Sacrement School
Lo¬
Commissioner,
sealed
Cabano, Que.
Bond Offering—Cecil H. Under¬
wood,
3.90s.
Davis County, County School Dist.
(P. O. Farmington), Utah
\ V,
1
price of 98.13.
Offering—C.
Finance
receive
Virginia (State of)
'
awarded to Ditt¬
Ltd., jointly, as 5M»s, at a price of
98.55, a basis of about 6.08%.
Ruel & Co.
WEST VIRGINIA
$50,000 park
April 11—v. 191,
to
p.
school
offered
Placements Kennebec,
vert & Co., Ltd., and
&
The
on
were
a
awarded
v.
Co.
ONTARIO
1960; Due
$1,700,000
obligation, series 1960-A
on May 3—v.
191,
p.
1719—were not sold, due to
County (P. O. Plains), U pending litigation.
1985
and interest
ern
&
County School
No.
April
191,
—
&
DesRochers;
of
'
1960
inclusive. Principal
payable at the South¬
State Bank, in South Houston.
to
Walla Walla
•'?
6s, at
on
G. Beaubien
bonds
April 12
Ames
London, Ont.
Co., New
Commerce, Pacific National Bank,
York
City, has been appointed all of
Seattle, Foster & Marshall,
paying agent for $5,845,000 3%% Pacific Northwest
Co., Dean Wit¬
Housing Authority definitive ter &
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
bonds, second issue of Dec. 1,1958. Fenner &
Smith,
Bramhall
&
South Houston, Texas
Stein,- Seattle Trust & Savings
Mayor,
of $100,-
bonds offered
as
Finance
1975.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Seattle-First Na¬
Names Paying Agent—Chemical
Bank
An issue
sold to L.
,
San Antonio, Texas
—
Bond Sale—The $550,000
construction
County, N. S.
bentures. Dated May 2,
from 1968 to 1971 inclusive.
on
Sale
000 county
20
gan,
1967.
3%s.
as
on
Bond
1
from 1962 to 1965 inclusive.
Mt. Pleasant Independent School
Quebec
NOVA SCOTIA
May 4—v.
on
LaFlamme, Ltd., Grenier,
Ruel & Co., Inc., La Corporation
de Prets de Quebec, Oscar Dube
& Co., Inc., and Garneau, Boulanger, Inc., as 6s, at a price of
96.07, a basis of about 6.58%.
E.
Ltd., and Legueux &
E.
Orsainville School Commission,
Richmond
Sale—The $1,000,000 gen¬
obligation
bonds
on
sold to A. E. Ames
District No. 412 (P. O.
eral
J.
Sale—The
A.
to
awarded
p.m.
Quebec
$210,000 parish
improveemnt
bonds
offered on
April 5 — v. 191, p. 1487 — were
awarded to a group composed of
CANADA
was
8
for* the
16
Sale—The
$141,000 school
improvement
bond's offered on
April 18 —v. 191, p. 1616 —were
(EDST)
purchase of
$232,500 school bonds. Dated May
1, 1960. Due on May 1 from 1961
to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable
at
all
branches in Quebec, of the bank
mentioned in the loan procedure.
Bond
Revelstoke, B. C.
000
until
bids
Principal
Commission, Que.
Bond
Offering—Keith E. Seale,
May
16
Ste.'Anne-De-Beaupre School
School
Secretary-Treasurer of the Board
of
Commissioners,
will
receive
on
May
mentioned in the loan procedure.
Commissioners, Que.
sealed
on
(M-N) payable at all
Quebec, of the bank
in
branches
price of 97.67.
Morin Heights Protestant
(EDST)
p.m.
and interest
Commerce,
of
a
8
May 1, 1960. Due on May 1 from
1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Notre-Dame-Du-Sacrecouer Parish,
BRITISH COLUMBIA
King County, Shoreline School
;
Clemons,
Quarles, Herriott &
purchase
as
27
sold to The Channer Newman
receive
(PST)
of
$10,000,0000
general
obligation
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
Due on July 1 from 1962 to 1980
on
Bond
<
$350,000 water¬
works and sanitary sewer system
revenue, series 1960 bonds offered
on April 27—v. 191, p. 1824—were
awarded to Underwood, Neuhaus
& Fosdick,
the
for
1
will
11
April
on
of Milwaukee.
Seattle, Wash.
Bond Sale—The
&
until
bids
offered
bonds
Co., and Barcus, Kin¬
dred & Co., jointly. Dated May 1,
1960. Due on May 1 from 1961 to
1980 inclusive. Legality approved
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
County
$100,000
Bank
jointly, as 6s, at
Offering
purchase of $150,000 vil
improvement bonds.
Dated
lage
191, p. 1720—were awarded
to Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd., and
Canadian
d
Co., Ltd.
the
—
Bond
Securities
"King County, Seattle School Dist.
No. 1 (P.O. Seattle), Wash.
& Co.
Huntsville, Texas
pose
by
WASHINGTON
~
Dated
a
was
purchase of $2,800,000 general
obligation
public
improvement
by
& Co., as 5s, 4.10s
price of par, a net
4
able
re¬
headed
of about
cost
will
the
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,000,000
county wide road unlimited
tax bonds offered on April 28 was
4.20s, at
Brad¬
ceive sealed bids until May 24 for
'
John
Inc., as 4^s, 4.10s and 4.20s,
price of 100.029, a net inter¬
general obligation corporate pur¬
Comptroller,
City
ford,
Hidalgo County (P. O. Edinburg),
\ '
''
Texas
-•
and
p.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Lynchburg, Va.
^
& Horton, of Dallas.
syndicate
191,
im¬
Anni
— Mrs.
Colombo
Village
Secretary
Treasurer, will receive sealed bid*
provement bonds offered on April
Lake Delton, Wis.
Bond Offering—Owen L.
Bond
until
school
on
awarded
Blanchard,
basis of about 6.35%.
refunding bonds offered on April
Bond Sale—The $250,000
$345,000
St.-Damase, Que.
for
est cost of about 4.20%.
3.19%.
to A. E. Ames &
Francois,' Ltd., as 6s, at a price of
a
The
—
street
$78,000
improvement
bonds offered on
April 20 —v. 191, p. 1720 —were
awarded
to
The
Credit
Anglo
97.36,
Sale
provement bonds offered
25—v. 191, p. 1720—were
Magog, Que.
Bond Sale
The $265,000 im¬
VIRGINIA
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall
a
inclusive.
1980
to
Bond
.
Sale—The
Bond
Wisconsin
1 from 1964 to 1974 inclusive. In¬
to
1977
from
Greendale Union High School Dist.,
at
May 1, 1960. Due on May
terest M-N. Legality approved by
sold
Due on May 1
& Co.,
basis of about
a
: ;
1976 inclusive.
from 1972 to
3.20s, at a price of 100.029,
as
Due on May 1
4.10s.
as
Riviere-Du-Loup, QUe.
Drummondville), Que.
inclusive.
1971
st
cost of about 6.55 %.
Drummondville-South (P.O.
Due on May 1
to
45,000 as 4.20s.
May 2—v. 191, p. 1824
awarded to C. J. Devine &
on
—were
and
4s
bonds
1967
97.34.
inclusive.
1966
to
4Y4S.
as
from
27—v.
Henderson, Texas
1962
from
at
The $100,000 im¬
provement bonds offered on April
25—v. 191, p. 1720—were awarded
to Oscar Dube & Co., at a price
of
Due on May 1
4Vj>s.
$57,000 as
Sale -f
Bond
Smith Inc., and Loewi
&
glo-Francais, Ltd., as 5%s and fi*
a
price of 96.73, a net
interest
Dolbeau, Que.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
& Co.,
Fenner
Utah
3.60%.
.
Monday, May 9, I960
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