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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED 1839
Number 6003
192
Volume
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
New York 7,
N. Y., Monday, November 14, 1960
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
ACF Industries, Inc.—Private
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
railroad
Placement—R. W. Press-
"This
not
In This Issue
equipment trust certificates at a price of 100%. The issue
is comprised of $3,075,000 series A certificates maturing
in
equal annual instalments 1961 through 1975, and
series B certificates due
prior to Nov. 1, 1970.
$1,635,000
Nov.
1,
non-callable
agent,
I960.—V.
192,
plan
directors of the two companies, it was announced on Nov.
joint announcement was made by John A. Lawler, President
Aeronca and Charles W. Newhall, Jr., President of Flight Refueling.
the
by
The
of
shares
Aeronca
stock for
common
25
at
least
to
shares
cars
35
Pacific Coast Stock
3.
of
37
the requirements of the Securities Act
to
in
.
Exchange—Curb Section
Nov.
on
Electric
Penn
voted
9,
has
side
more
as
States,
increased
also
for
used
in
1960.
decreased
repair
from
for
1961
the
because
continued
He
noted
sales
of
of
to
sales
the
of
need
of
Council
at
been
"As
of
the
with
pleased
its
acceptance
by
new
Lathe
roller
the
pipe
pressure
was
beginning of a new
field, the company
customers," the ASF
pipe
many
said.
efforts
"The
marking
Iowa,
pipe coating
records, Mr.
products also
chains, sprockets
set
Bend
manufacturer in the
new
to
railroads
company's
and
grow
South
precision
Diamond
Bluffs,
a
the
fleet."
car
volume
sales
business
while
President
devoted
to
research
greater than in any other
The long term outlook is encouraging. Diversi¬
and development will continue to
bo
pursued vigorously.
The program of capital additions should add to
the company's earning power," Mr. Lanterman said.
"Our optimism
in the future is evidenced by our capital spending
plans, which at present, call for expenditures of $10 million in 1961,
about 20%
more
than the $8,559,000 spent in 1960," he added.
In
1961, major projects are a steel wheel plant at Bensenville in the
Chicago area and a pipe coating and wrapping plant in North Lima,
fication
37
37
New York Stock Exchange.___ 37
37
were
in ASF's history.
year
both
acquisition
by
in the Youngstown area.
The pipe coating and wrapping
is expected to be in operation in the spring of 1961 with the
plant to be completed in the fall.—V. 191, p. 2197.
wheel
Period End. Oct. 29—
—V.
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal
Reserve
$
$
67,550,794 520,917,362 493,915,252
1106.
p.
Approved Finance Inc.—Capital Increase—
46
System
In
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
special
a
meeting
shareholders
4,
Nov.
of
Finance,
Approved
approved an Increase in capital by authorizing 1,025,000 shares,
with 1,000,000 previously.
The 25,000 additional shares
will be preferred stock with a par value of $100 each.
George Hough,
Approved Finance President, said the action will
permit the firm to increase its capital base substantially and provide
a higher growth rate.
Approved'g present base is about $6 million.
Of the preferred shares, 12,500 will be issued initially and marketed
on a private placement basis.
Creation of the shares necessitated amendment of Approved's articles
Inc.,
as
.
46
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
45
The Course of Bank Clearings
Co.
191,
1960—30 Weeks—1959
$
$
70,317,541
46
Foreign Exchange Rates
1960—4 Weeks—1959
Sales
change
to
steel
resulted
American Stores Co.—Sales Up—
in a special meeting
the company's name to
Allegheny Power System, Inc.
The new New York Stock Exchange
symbol for Allegheny Power common stock will be APW. It was used
in
trading beginning Nov. 11.
The system operates electric utilities
in
five
states:
Maryland,
Ohio,
Pennsylvania,
Virginia and West
Virginia.
Principal
subsidiaries
are
Monongahela Power Co., The
West
The
of
York
New
United
products
optimism
said.
product line.
Corporation and Investment News..
1
State and City Bond Offerings
52
Dividends Declared and Payable
9
Allegheny Power System, Inc.—New Name—
Stockholders
started
43
Markets
Reserve Banks
in
cast
as
This
Miscellaneous Features
to
.
37
38
38
39
42
General
its Aerospace Division
Md.,
such
1960.
and
noted.
Lanterman
couplings declined slightly from a year ago.
April 1960, production of Griffin cast iron
In
plant
from Hilltop and Frederick
larger quarters in Flight Refueling's facili¬
ties at Friendship International
Airport in Baltimore, under a short
term lease arrangement.—V. 191,
p. 1873.
'
Baltimore,
the
adequate freight
wrapping
increased,
37
for
1960,
Lanterman
steel
Refueling,
Inc., develops and produces
of airplanes and helicopters in flight.
Aeronca has moved
and
Ohio,
equipment for the
Likewise, in recent
years, the company has produced equipment for the fueling of missiles
on the ground and
ships at sea. Work is currently in progress on the
development of specialized components for nuclear reactors, as well
as
on
space studies and high altitude pilot feeding.
Roads,
Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
Division in Baltimore does research and develop¬
of space and electronics.
fields
the
Flight
refueling
1960
fields
in fiscal 1960 than a year ago, the
the company's steel wheels for railroad
of
railroad
of
lends
an
fiscal
In
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Transactions
this
35
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
Aeronca's Aerospace
ment
fiscal
in
other
freight car components is uncertain, the
President
said. However,
he added that retirement of freight
have exceeded cars purchased or built for the past several years,
"and
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 37
of 1933.
outlook
35
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
large
produces
Stock
Toronto Stock
stock and 65% in prin¬
statement covering the
airframe structures,
target missiles and
ground support equipment. Its subsidiary, Buensod-Stacey Corp., en¬
gages
in the manufacture
of air conditioning equipment and the
installation of commercial and industrial air conditioning systems.
Aeronca
into
Mr.
items
fiscal
in
sales
in the early postwar years.
produced
Sales
said.
sales
maintain
35
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto
and Exchange
only by means of a pros¬
will be made
Stock
The
and
each $100 of face amount
common
Stock
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
A registration
filed with the Securities
be
offering
the
and
conforming
pectus
will
offered
be
Commission
debentures.
of
amount
cipal
of Flight Refueling's
95%
specialty
increased
were
Canada and
in
total
of
10%
expansion
levels.
ASF
30
Flight
of
1959
Exchange
Refueling's outstanding 6% convertible debentures. An ex¬
change offer will be made to the holders of Flight Refueling's common
stock and debentures to become effective if accepted by the holders
of
both
However,
Page
13
':•••
'
•
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
proposed on the basis of 1% shares of Aeronca
stock to be exchanged for one share of Plight Refueling, and
common
151/4
"
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
Boston
is
affiliation
The
v
New York Stock
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp., of Middletown,
Inc., of Baltimore, Md„ has been approved
affiliate
to
''
'•
American
and Plight Refueling,
Ohio,
'
.
Manufacturing Corp.—Exchange Offer—
Aeronca
A
1605.
p.
President
cars
43%
from
railway products,"
railway
bolsters
and
freight
cars,
results
"
York has been appointed trustee,
the corporation's equipment trust of
/
of
of
to
1959 and only
in
de-emphasis of
sales
ASF
Stock and Bond Quotations
1980, and
v
New
of
Co.
registrar
and
from
ASF's
frames
—
Trust
States
United
paying
increased
change
major
new
New York Stock
Appointments
customers
compared with 41%
prich & Co. announced on Nov. 7 that it has negotiated
the direct private placement of $4,710,000 of ACF 4%%
MISCELLANEOUS
•
compared
of
incorporation.—V. 190, p. 46.
,
Edison
Potomac
West
and
Co.
Penn
Co.
Power
As of
Sept. 30, 1960, the earned surplus of American was $72,451,491. |
American has outstanding at this time 21,369,889 shares of common
♦
The
<
Eankers
capital
stock
Trust
of
has
Co.
corporation.—V.
the
sole
appointed
been
192,
p.
the
for
1705.
Brakeblok
S.A.,
and will be a
Sales
of
skilled
reputation,
sales
work
geographic location,
force,
and
in
the
United
Together,
States.
Brake
ket
The
in
Shoe's share
France
expected
to
for
complement
move
t
-
American Electric Power
This
New
York
holding
Holding Company Act for
a
stock
par
dividend
value
of, record
interested
proposal.
Dec.
has
until
-
•
applied
to the SEC
under
payable Jan. 10,
The Commission
28,
Nov.
<■
..
1960,
-
*
to
has issued
request
a
1961,
per
an
older giving
hearing
on
the
$324,958
or
35
firm's
gauges,
compared
with
after
6,384,499
on
earnings
equal
the
for
September
quarter
were
$4,997,640,
cents per share >on common stock, as compared with
to 56 cents per share for the corresponding quarter
last year.
and
Blazer
cents
of
reserves
Wells
said:
accounted
for
"Larger than usual year-end adjustments
substantial part of the increase in earn¬
a
ings reported for the September quarter as compared with last year.
Also, firmer prices for products, resulting from general industry re¬
ductions of the excessive rates of crude oil production and
refinery
share in each of the three quarters was 40 cents.
runs, helped to
of the year."
comple¬
interest
recent capital
improve the
company's earnings, in the final quarter
*
investments during the year of $26,044,086 were financed
principally from earnings in excess of cash dividends and from non¬
cash charges of $15,761,046 for depletion, depreciation and amortiza¬
tion.
At the year-end, net working capital stood at $51,920,193, and
surplus was a record $103,287,651.—V. 191, p. 1429.
Capital
plants in
precision
commercial
$303,673,338,
with $2.09 per share for
Indicated
cents per share.
Machine and Metals,
share,
as
dividends.
of
of
August.
distributed
to
shareholders
also noted
the
institutional loan of $11,750,000 at 5%%
purpose
laundry
794.
.
Automobile Banking
...
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
corporation has called for redemption on Dec. 1, next, through
of the sinking fund $37,000 of its 5 Ya% capital convertible
debentures due Nov. 1, 1970 at 100 V*%.
Payment will be made at
operation
American Steel Foundries—Forecast—News—
Foundries
expects net income and
sales in the
Dec.
31,
1960, to about equal results in the year
Joseph
B.
Lanterman, President,
told the Cleveland
Society of Security Analysts on Nov. 10.
|
In
the
quarter ended Dec. 31, 1959, ASF earned $1,542,462 equal
to 53 cents a share when business was adversely influenced by the
American
quarter
Steel
strike
in
the
basic
the
outlook
steel
is
uncertain,
be
The
there
are
our
entire
indications
fiscal
at
year
this
ending Sept.
time
that
30,
earnings
will
Executive
San
year
period, up from $7,168,027
Earnings in fiscal
1960
were
the
the
or
$2.65 a share
largest in
third
exceeded only in 1956 and 1957,
Lanterman noted that the company's shipments
in fiscal 1959.
the history of
company,
Mr.
other than
the
purchased
a
10-acre
now
an
The
.
parcel
of
plant for
Erickson,
said the
Thomas
land
Companies,
was
Inc.,
purchased for an undisclosed price
and Howard D. Martin, Inc., both
Marino, Calif., firms.
He said
•.•.*-
to
has
Vice-President.
Erickson
Mr.
in
the
Inc.,
future
from
fiscal
Instruments,
adjacent to its 57-acre Fullerton, Calif., headquarters
expansion purposes, it was announced by Robert
land
1961,
ended Sept. 30, 1960, ASF. had net income of
$17,793,363 equalto $2;66 oh the average number 6t Shares outstanding
the
Inc.—Expansion—
Beckman Instruments,
Beckman
industry.
to Nov.
inclusive.—V. 190, p. 2038.
1960,
30,
comparable to 1960 results," Mr. Lanterman said.
In
"
for
Empire Trust Co., 20 Broad St., New York, N. Y.
debentures are convertible into class A common stock
the
*
ending
quarter,
ago
the
to holders
and
quarter
third
the
for
20-year
^
order authorizing the company to declare
rate of one share on each 40 shares df $10
respectively,
sales
$14,349,025 on sales of $300,644,158, according to a
by Rexford S. Blazer, Board Chairman, and Everett
of
The
an
1960.
9,
persons
the
p.
Co., Inc.—Stock Dividend—
stock outstanding,
common
on
the
at
company
a
"While
*
I
»
ing.
share.
figures,
on
earnings for the
second highest In
dividends on preferred stock were equal to $2.12
shares of common stock outstanding, which
1959 on 6,102,462 shares outstand¬
Cash dividends paid to shareholders were a record $7,628,283
were
supplemented by a 2% dividend paid in common stock in
share
compares
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois and New Jersey
recording instruments, fractioinal horsepower
units,
industrial filters,
springs, fans,
record-changers and other diverse control and testing devices.—V. 192,
Division, one of the country's major producers
w
per
income
net
report
of
The
_
•
and
motors,
facilities, research and engineering operations, sales, and
administration are now centralized in a new, 100,000 square-foot plant
bordering on the Ventura County Airport.
•
''
Major reasons for the move were to consolidate the Division's activi¬
ties in a location near major aircraft and missile producers, and to
locate in an area of highly skilled labor needed for the production of
complex and critical hydraulic components.—-V. 191, p. 2409.
'
$2.51
or
dividend
make
production
,
$14,926,916
and
the
President.
Wells,
Earnings
per
reimbursing working capital for
expenditures and to provide additional funds for that purpose.
hydraulic equipment, has completed a three-month, 3,000from Rochester, N. Y., to Oxnard, Calif.
All of Kellogg's
airborne
mile
are
of
announced sales
1960, which are
9
30,
released
F.
figures, respectively, for the first nine months
income
Sept.
The
tion
another Brake Shoe French brake lining subsidiary.
The company's Kellogg
-of
operations
Netco's
income
$3,816,893,
its
and Fadil are expected to increase considerably
of the present $10,000,000-a-year brake lining mar¬
Necto
income
Net
1959
Inc.—Sales Up, Net Down
30, were:
1960—$12,2p7,039 and
per share; 1959—$12,806,996 and $718,117 or 79
In the first nine months
this year American
Inc.
has
distributed
$1,091,191,
or
$1.20 per
plans for Necto are
those of Fadil, S.A.,
•
net
Nov.
year
equivalent to 73
Sales
to modernize its production facilities
by introducing techniques and euipment developed by Brake Shoe here
Immediate
and
Refining Co.—Annual Report—
&
on
ended Sept.
the company's history.
1960
ended
system.
distribution
and
company
fiscal
issued,
$2,265,303
a
According to Mr. Dunn, the decision to purchase Necto was the result
of more
than a year's market
analysis and evaluation of available
French firms.
The factors in influencing the acquisitions were Netco's
fine
are
compared with the first nine months of 1959, were: 1960—
$38,137,417 and $1,639,736 or $1.80 per share;* 1959—$37,902,314 and
Paris.
excellent
of shares
during the first nine months of 1960 increased over 1959
figures.
Earnings decreased, "due to extraordinary development costs
for
four
new
products." C. W. Anderson, President, stated in the
company's report for the third quarter ended Sept. 30.
Division.
Necto is the second
.
number
Sales
part of the Swiss firm's newly formed
largest manufactqr.er of molded and woven brake
linings and clutch facings for the replacement market in France. In
1959, its annual sales were the highest in the company's 30-year history.
Netco's plant is located in Noyon, approximately 60 miles northeast of
;
value of $10 per share or an
par
maximum
American Machine & Metals,
leading French automotive replace¬
parts supplier to its growing list of overseas acquisitions, Kempton Dunn, Brake Shoe's President, announced in New York on Nov. 9.
The French company, Necto,
S.A., was purchased recently through
American Brake Shoe's wholly-owned Swiss subsidiary, Brakeshoe In¬
ment
ternational,
a
the
statement
Shoe Co.—Division Moves—
American Brake
American Brake Shoe has added a
with
If
890.
registrar
The
aggregate of $213,698,the stock dividend
will involve the issuance of 534,247 shares and will bring the total
number of shares to 21,904,136 with an aggregate par value of $210,041,360.—V. 192, p. 1298.
stock
Corp.—Appointment—
Allied Maintenance
Ashland Oil
there are no immediate plans for
orange
nronertv
grove.
is located
expansion on the property,
w
on
Fullerton
Road
x
_
Immediately. south
_
of
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
complex which includes corporate
192, p. 1607.
Beckman
existing
the
acquisition
Lowell
sales
Co.—Registers Debentures—
Finance
Beneficial
company,
funds
with
iaries
to
addition
In
Bigelow-Sanford, Inc.—Sales
on
the
for
$53,606,000,
The
share on the basis
Crestliner, Inc.,
of
profits
net
are
Bon
The
Marche
Thorn
McAn,
Penney
—
A
385,000
'
.
miles
east
square
feet
of
.
the
of
...
acres
and
will
Canada Malting
'
plot
a
Canadian Homestead
of
Texas
Corp.—Order Issued—
^
'
issued
an
exemption
order under
the
Com¬
Investment
v..
east
miles
authorizing this corporation, of New York, to issue its shares
follows the
1958 completion by Shell Oil Corp., 1V2
reservation, of a gas well which indi-
the Panther River
of
is conceivable that the market will wait out the
expected. The narrowness of the vote was an
to some that Kennedy would have a difficult
views of his advisors adopted.
January it
Corporate and Municipal
By
heavy backlog of both
A
Financing Ahead
what
BROWN
SIDNEY
corporate and municipal issues is
be
can
14-19)
week.
The
which
Bridge
offered
be
$1 million or more, has not been seen since the Chesapeake Bay
issue. It is during this week that $287,330,000 in short term notes
included in
Public Housing Administration authorities.
capital financing study depicted below;
112
by
our
Additions
corporate float promise a respect¬
offerings, but equity issues, on the other
hand, only loom large in the third week exceeding bonds by about five to one.
The table immediately following recapitulates in dollar totals the four week back*.«
log of corporate pond and equity issues, and municipals, with tentatively assigned
offering dates?? The data are obtained from private and public sources and should
provide a conservatively helpful indication as to the amount of financing ahead
now being planned.
'
'*,0i y
No
Nov. 21-Nov.
Nov. 28-Dec.
165,700,000
5-Dec. 10__
Dec.
109,811,720 / 130,811,720
11,450,000
177,150,000
municipal
State
[Sill
.
* '** ?
•
about
'32"'
the
as
same
are
■
scheduled,! as^qf this writing, beyond Dec.
13.
offerings without;jassigned.'datesnapproximate $450 million—
last week's figure. Voters who went to the polls last Tuesday
large amount of debt issues. The total figures on this should be out
in a few days. The corporate backlog in bonds increased this week by about $200
million and equities increased but slightly. Detail regarding each
item in the
Chronicle's backlog tables may be found in the Monday and Thursday issues.
approved
a
-Total Backlog-
ThisWeek
$596,228,990
149,063,590
130,944,000
$752,832,000
Corporate stocks with dates
$314,480,350
226,850,000
__
Corporate stocks without dates
$546,428,550
$360,637,300
-
$443,088,000
103,340,550
264,944,650
$587,487,300
-
Last Week
$621,888,000
Corporate bonds with dates __
Corporate bonds without dates
194,461,720
211,738,000
Total
*
of Nov. 10 came to a small
of $1 million and larger added
'
.
and'municipal/issues
$312,687,000 $1,151,492,300
288,133,000
854,351,350
$838,805,300
566,218,350
$320,617,300
270,130,350
$518,188,000
Last Week's Data
296,088,000
Total
calendar
Financings
$203,454,000
10,995,000
f63,650,000
34,588,000
$392,774,990
138,068,590
$162,886,990
36,468,590
$229,888,000
25__
101,600,000
3__
21,000,000
Nov. 14-Nov. 19
ending Nov. 9 amounted to $22,110,000 in senior
Private placements consisted of $79,210,000 in
Total of Both
i
*Municipals
Corporates
Stocks
Bonds
Chronicle's
Probable1 * miihicibal
FINANCING AHEAD
Total
Corporate
Corporate
the
to
in equities.
in stocks.
$23,435,000. Sales of tax-exempts of denominations
up to $49,419,000.
^
TOTALHACKLOG
.
CORPORATE AND MUNICIPAL
and $4,823,500
bonds
dollar volume of senior debt
ably large
$5,789,370
and
debt,
10 totaled $155,804,250 of
$67,950,000 were in bonds.
Corporate public sales in the week
will
This figure is not
and fourth weeks of the four-week
The second
corporate calendar of Nov.
Chronicle's
the
to
Additions
in issues of
time getting many
CHANGES IN THE PAST
in prospect for this week
following on the heels of a placidly quiet Election Day financing
size of the municipal offerings set for sale, approximately $203,450,000
(Nov.
and Tunnel
period until it sees
unexpected surprise
indicates
and
"V':
y'/■'
-
explore for sulphur at its own
River gas and oil reservation near
Canadian Homestead Oils Limited
Sulphur Co. has agreed to
Gulf
on
agreement
The
-
pany Act
included for the six-
has
Dec. 15, 1960, all of
at $26 per share plus
Oils Ltd. —Sulphur Sought on
"/•
the 38,122-acre Panther
Calgary, Alberta, owned jointly by
and Union Oil Co. of California.
expense
Investing
Street
SEC
:
Land—
accommodate
and Western Auto.
Broad
The
Stk.
Co., Ltd.—To Redeem Preferred
corporation has called for redemption on
its outstanding 4,/2%' cumulative preferred stock
accrued dividends.—V. .162, p. 2636.'
•
on*
space
covers
central
v
',•„»••
which
center,
The
40 -^stores including
W. Woolworth, Montgomery Ward, Winn-Dixie, J. C.
50
F.
'
.
4y2
located
Rouge.
Eaton
contains
Center
is
Center
of
district
approximately
quarter profit after income tax charges was $244,000, equal to 21 cents
per common share. Profit after income tax charges for the 1959 period
was
$261,000, equal to 23 cents per share on the basis of the common
stock presently outstanding. '
'
end
Loan Arranged
negotiated the financing.
outstanding.
Sales
t
Rouge, La., according to an announcement on Nov. 9 byM. Hurd, President of Hurd & Co., Inc., who
business
Nov. 9 by Richard M.
on
282,000 square feet on 50 acres of land
adjacent to a new 286,000 square foot Sears, Roebuck department
store, will contain 35 stores, including J. C .Penney, Newberry, Thriftimart, Thorn McAnn, National Shirt, Singer, Leeds Shoes, Hartfields,
Longs' Drugs, See's Candy and Foreman & Clark.
,
Richard
for Federal income taxes. This is equivalent to $1.14 per
1,022,410 shares of common stock outstanding. Net profit
1959
period after income tax charges was $1,268,000, also
$1.14 per
to
according to an announce¬
Hurd, President of Hurd
Co., Inc., who negotiated the financing. In addition
to providing first mortgage financing of $3,500,000, Hurd
& Co., Inc., placed $2,800,000 cash equity of the project
privately with a smalj group of investors,.
first mortgage loan has been arranged with
the New York Life Insurance Co. for the financing con¬
nected with the Bon Marche Shopping Center in Baton
of the common shares presently
• *
'
"
Net sales for the third quarter of 1960 were $15,994,000, compared
with sales of $16,096,000 for the same period of 1959. The 1960 third-
equal
—
Fi¬
&
$4,000,000
of
charges
Shopping Center
Center—Private
been completed,
Calif., has
Co.—Files Stock Plan—
capital
Bon Marche
190, p. 2199.
Shopping
Regional
nancing—Private financing of the proposed Buena Re¬
gional Shopping Center in Buena Park, Orange County,
The
is listed
National Corp., below.—V.
Park
all of the cash and securities
Sought—
Bruce Co.—Stock
Empire
Buena
company,
of
Investment
(E. L.)
See
7755 East Marginal Way, Seattle, Wash.,
filed a
statement with the SEC on Nov. 7, 1960, covering 234,315
stock, to be offered to officers and key employees
pursuant to the company's Stock Option Plan.—V. 191, p. 383.
This
compared with net sales of $50,646,000 for the nine-month period
1959. Consolidated net profit for the 1960 period was $1,263,000 after
share
carpet
registration
Up—News—
months ended Sept. 24, 1960, were
the nine
sales for
Bigelow-Sanford's
that
said
although not up to expectations, were ahead
year's
shares
sthck, of which
has outstanding 10,001,218 Shares dfcomiiion
Beneficial Corp., of Delaware, owns 29.92%.
O. W. Caspersen
as
Board Chairman and President.—V. 192, p. 207.
-
Net
Monday, November 14, 1960
for substantially
Co.—V. 192, p. 1607.
Hall
ment
which were used primarily to provide subsid¬
to carry on their respective businesses.
various indebtedness and 5%
preferred stock, the
company
President,
Weicker,
P.
the nine months,
for
last
Boeing: Airplane
of
proceeds
the
loans,
.
their net asset value
of
period and showed a favorable trend in relation to the
industry. Outboard motor boat sales of Crestliner, Inc. have been good
for its
current fiscal year ended Oct. 31, i960, and the sales trend
is appreciably stronger than that shown by the total outboard motor
boat industry.,. The nine-months sales of the Hartford Fibres Division
were
below those of a year ago, reflecting unsatisfactory marketing
conditions in the rayon industry.—V. 191, p, 1563.
of
located in the Beneficial Building, Wilmington, Del.,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 4, 1960, covering
$50,000,000 of debentures,
to be offered for public sale through a
group
of underwriters headed by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
& Co.
The due date of the debentures, the interest rate, public offer¬
ing price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The corporation is a holding company whose subsidiaries are engaged
principally in the small loan and the sales finance business and in
activities related thereto.
The net proceeds from the sale of deben¬
tures are to be placed in the company's general funds.
It is intended
that such funds will be used to reduce outstanding short term bank
This
.
at
commencing April 1, 1960, the date of Bigelow-Sanford's
of this wholly owned subsidiary.
months period
headquarters
manufacturing divisions.—V.
three
and
.
(1910)
2
$579,425,000
$1 million or more.
t Total assumes $45 million Oklahoma
led by
December.
tion
Total.
City Improvement Authority, Okla., negotia¬
will occur in the early part of
John Nuveen & Co., Allen & Co., et al,
;
Total
comment
the
on
reasons
why
common
and
distinguished from senior debt in the Chronicle's compilation of
be desirable. What is involved here is no different than what
week
and
flotation table
total backlog figure for
a
The dollar volume data are compiled
LARGER
Three
the
an
or
To
same
does
it
not.
remove
experts
is not to stop
do
Inc., common; 200,000 shares of Cannon Electric Co.,
$60 million Goodrich (B. F.) Co., debentures; $10 million Keyes Fibre
Co., debentures; 375,000 shares of Mary Carter-Paint Co., common; $7.5 million
Merrimack Essex Electric Co., preferred; $30 million Wisconsin Electric Power Co.,
.
bonds; $6 million Public Service Co. of
tron
Electronics Corp.,. common; and
the reason for continuing to predict? Of course it
not like to make errors and their reaction, when
improve their forecasting techniques. And this is
a
low
substantial rise will
the
course
of
the
THE
in the bond and stock registrations. Much depends
cycle and capital spending plans.
occur
REACTION
TO
Mountain
Corp.; $6 million
THE
RESULTS
OF
NOVEMBER
on
Week
8
rates that the investment market
antidotes
for
our
business
was
some
top corpo-
skeptical of the oncoming new administration's
During the interregnum between now and
slowdown.
5-Dec.
of Dec.
10: $75 million Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
100,000
debentures; 60,000 shares of Central Vermont Public Service Corp., preferred;
shares of Iowa Power & Light Co., common; $35 million Northern States
Senator Kennedy's close popular vote victory was marked by
relatively little activity in the stock, bond and gold markets. Were it not for the
fact that a small net gain was posted for stocks at -the end of NoV.' 9 'on'e'coUld
from_ the slight firmness in governments, municipals and
Central Maine Power Co., bonds; 817,391 shares of Ginn & Co.,
and in Municipals—$14.5 million Florida Development Commission, Fla.;
$45 million Oklahoma City Improvement Authority, Okla.
common;
Power
(Minn.), bonds; $9 million Atlanta Gas Light Co., bonds; $3,450,000 equipment
trust certificates of Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.; $40 million Potomac Electric
The day following
conclude
.
28-Dec. 3: $5 million Loral Electronics Corp., debentures; $74,114,275
States Telephone & Telegraph Co., capital; 160,000 units of Webb (Del E.)
Week of Nov.
of 300
business
J.; "$34,750,000
Education, Montana.
but to
a high of 366 at the end
at the end of Aug. ^.1. There were 342 pending
registrations as of Nov. 3. From now until the end of the year, it is doubtful that
a
New Hampshire; 1,250,000 shares of Transi-
in Municipals—$5,096,000 Hudson County,
Massachusetts; $14 million Port of Los Angeles, Calif.; $3.6 million
San Diego, Calif.; $50 million Tennessee Valley
Authority, Tenn.; $4.8 million
Dayton, Ohio; $35,085,000 Philadelphia, Pa.; $5 million South Carolina; $7,950,000
University of Illinois; $6.5 million of Hawaii; $3.7 million University of Calif., Calif.
Week of Nov. 21-25: 211,000 shares of Foxboro Co., common;
430,000 shares of
Berman Leasing Co., common; $75 million consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y., bonds;
$25 million United Air Lines, Inc. debentures; and in Municipals—$3,945,000 Mari¬
copa County, Scottsdale School District, Ariz.; $4,080,000 Montana State Board of
N.
Pending registrations from July through Nov. 3 reached
September and
5
common;
similarly true in all analogous areas.
of
-
-
-
625,000 shares of Stop & Shop,
estimate of what the
two wheels.
areas,
Weather
occurs,
•
635,800 shares of Texas Butadiene & Chemical Corp., common; $50 million
(John) Credit Co., debentures; $15 million Idaho Power Co., bonds; $10,288,000
National Airlines, Inc., debentures $20 million Northern Natural Gas Co., debentures;
Admittedly the problem of gauging offering dates is difficult. But so is predicting
when it will rain or snow. Do unexpected or last minute changes, or lack of knowl¬
edge in certain
•
Deere
merely look at the bond backlog alone, for example, would be almost
trying to predict the weather with but half the necessary instruments,
a car on
•
14-19: 423,750 shares of Automatic Radio Mfg. Co., Inc., common; $20
Federal St. Fund, Inc.; $20 million New Jersey Bell Telephone Co., deben¬
tures;
as
driving
preferred stock issues and one equipment trust certificate are included among
corporate and municipal issues in the next four weeks which are as
larger
million
rescheduling their proposed offerings. Many times the table looms as
important as any SEC backlog in the rearrangement of offering date thoughts.
Bankers, individual and institutional investors, etc., add the float projections to
other factors in order to gauge better the interest rate and the price/earnings
the
$326,133,000
Week of Nov.
and
trend.
$319,687,000
ISSUES IN THE OFFING
follows:
stocks and bonds.
in order to provide
oncoming nature of and the total demand for long term capital looks like. Under¬
writers and syndicate managers find such indications of particular help in schedul¬
ing
$1,340,319,300 $1,125,853,550
—
Municipals with dates
preferred stocks are included and
backlog data may
motivates others,
such as the SEC, when they tally the dollar volume of public offerings of securities
undergoing registration. Our backlog data, incidentally, are confined to issues that
offer firm prospects of appearing and of the dollar amount involved. Some of the
SEC and ICC filings provide an offering price and, in the case of equities, some
stocks only provide the offering amount by way of a last minute amendment.
Nevertheless, there are proper techniques for estimating the offering prices which
are not yet set and, also, the likely
offering dates, in order to construct a four-
A
corporates___.
:
Co.
'
Power
'Municipals—$10 million Sah Diego Unified School District,
Maryland State Road Commission, Md.; $8.5 million Fairfax
Co., bbrtds; and in
$12.5 million
County, Va.
Calif.;
.
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.
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November
.
10, 1960.
.
Volume
cated
86%
an
192
content
Number 6003
of
hydrogen
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
sulphide
preliminary
on
The
for
return
in
either
deepening
stated in his announcement.
an
commitment, Canadian
Homestead and Union Oil will retain a gross royalty interest totaling
15% of all sulphur produced, with an increase to 25% following re¬
covery^ of costs by Texas Gulf.
In the case of discovery of petroleum
or natural gas the two former companies will retain a gross overriding
royalty totaling 12 y2%, increasing after -recovery to a maximum of-.
30%.
In addition, each will have the right to convert its royalty inter¬
est in petroleum and natural gas to a 25% working interest in each
productive horizon, Mr. Laborde concluded.—V. 191, p. 2411.
the
Cannon Electric
The
First
Texas
Gulf
Co.—Appointment—
National
The
company has reported
months ended Sept. 30,
nine
comparable
period
year
a
mediately contiguous to Citizens' present sizable operation in the
Village of Hoffman Estates. The ultimate development of the Wethers¬
a
In
the
of
three
in
1959,
Sales
months ended
loss
a
of
earnings
of
$6,401
after
$2,374,597
two
taxes
serving
cents
were
12.6%
w.ere
than the $2,715,999
lower
a
year
of
manufacture.
has
demand
declined
substantially as customers continue to
buy cautiously while they reduce inventories to minimum require¬
ments," the report stated- "On the other hand, Caspers' lithographing
metal
containers,
—V.
uses.
192,
advertising
closures,
displays,' novelties
Village
five miles west
of Bensenville,
announced
also
and
of
Patagonia,
a
prices of these latest acquisitions were not disclosed.
directly or through subsidiaries, Citizens provides electric,
manufactured gas, telephone and water service to more
than 83,000 cusomers in over 300 communities in nine states: Arizona,
California, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Maine, Pennsylvania and
Purchase
natural
Ohio, company announced on Nov. 9 consolidated results
of operations for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1960.
Consolidated earnings before taxes in the 9-month period were $25,993,300. After income taxes totaling $13,075,150, net income amounted
to $12,918,150, or the equivalent of $2.13 per share.
Comparable figures for the first nine months of 1959 were:
consoli¬
dated
net
earnings
income,
before
taxes,
$12,314,866,
Per-share
net
income taxes, $12,770,630;
to $2.03 per share.
based on the 6,064,860 shares of $1%
are
par value common stock outstanding
All figures are subject to year-end
W.
at the end of both periods.
audit.—V. 192r>p. "1300. yrsm
Chemplate Corp.
— Capital
Stock Offered — Pursuant
offering circular, an underwriting group4
headed by Keon & Co., Inc., 639 So. Spring St., Los
Angeles 14, Calif., publicly offered 26,000 shares of this
firm's $1 par capital stock at $5 per share.
an-
Oct.
Gas
Transfer
Agent:
Citizens
National Bank,
Street, Los Angeles, Calif.; Registrar: Union Bank,
South Hill, Street, Los Angeles, Calif.
to
of
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
>
Capital
stock
Issuance
writer
the
an
company.
company specializes in electroless nickel plating by
processes of metals for manufacturers and contractors
who
engaged primarily in the aircraft, missile, electronics and atomic
energy fields. Electroless nickel plating is, as the term implies, a nonelectrolytic
(as
distinguished
from
the conventional electroplating
process) method of coating or plating complex configurations with uni¬
form thicknesses of corrosion-resistant nickel alloys.
and
Keon
Inc.
Co.,
is
acang
as
representative,
agreed to purchase the number of shares of
has
Keon
and
Marron,
Sloss
Harbison
—V.
Co.,
192,
p.
of
I.
1,000
M'.
Simon
&
Co
—
Y.
proceeds are to
net
sealing stockholder.
Vander
T.
Veer,
Chairman
of
the
Home
Title
of
(&
Subs.)—Net
the
for
first
nine
months
of
1960
was
$318,291,000
for the corresponding period last year.
to $1.85 per share, compared with $2.09
dividend) for the first nine months
At
its
meeting
Board
its
their
Dec.
of
offices
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
at
180
Fulton
Street,
New
of
Nov.
Directors
will be
shares
interest
19,
1960,
record
9,
the
H.
192,
will
Board
of Directors
declared
a
cash
as
soon
close
was
of
stock
a
Allison,
Vice
flat
President,
cold
a
for
new
spe¬
bright finishing mill
roller leveling line
production.
tension
will
enable
Consolidated
surface
marketing-sales,
to
.
durables
and
transportation.
be; available in
wide
a
Coiled
range
sheet
of special
from
the
new' facilities will
and
anodizing qualities.
major rolling mill equipment for the multi-million dollar ex¬
pansion is being supplied by the Blaw-Knox Co. and major elec¬
trical
equipment by General Electric Co.
The new facilities are
scheduled for completion by the first quarter of 1962.
The
The
expansion represents a continuation of Consolidated's program
diversification of products and integration of manufacturing facili¬
of
ties.
The
is
domestic
company
largest
pure).
tors,
a major producer of plain aluminum foil,
and
producer of super purity aluminum (99.99%
aluminum named Raffinal is used in capaci¬
The super purity
chemical
processing,
in
catalysts
for
high
octane
gasoline
and
metal refining. When alloyed for strength, the super purity aluminum,
known as Reflectal, has exceptional brilliance and corrosion resistance.
It is used for automotive trim, searchlight
reflectors, and fine hard¬
ware.
The
manufacturing plants of the corporation are situated at Jack¬
Sales offices are maintained in New York, Chicago, Cleve¬
Atlanta, Dallas and Los Angeles.
The company became Con¬
solidated Aluminum Corp. on Sept. 1, 1960. Prior to that it was known
as Aluminum Foils, Inc.
Tenn.
son,
Container Corp. of
America—Merger—
A
proposal to merge the Mengel Co. into Container Corp. of America
approved by the latter company's shareholders in a special meeting
Nov. 7.
was
The
Mengel shareholders ratified
Nov.
on
at
9,
Container
seme
proposal at
a
special meeting
its Louisville,
Ky., headquarters.
shareholders voted a total of
Corp.
8,099,701 shares in
favor of the merger, with 14,581 shares voted against it. Shares voted
in favor represented 76%
of the company's outstanding stock, sur¬
passing the necessary rwo-thirds majority.
Directors of the two companies had approved the merger in Sep¬
tember and authorized an exchange of two shares of Container Corp.
common stock for each, share of Mengel common.
A
majority of Mengel's outstanding common shares was acquired
by Container Corp. in open market purchases during 1954; in 1956
the holdings were Increased from approximately 65% to nearly 97%,
—V. 192, p. 1195.
Controls Co. of America—French Plant—
This company, of Schiller Park, HI., announced on Nov. 10 organiza¬
tion of Controls France, with a new 27,000 square foot plant located at
Schirmeck,
in
the
France. Operations are scheduled to bpgin Jan/»ly 1961,
factory which is nearing completion, according to Louis Putze,
President.
The French company will be under thef direction of Y. Perisse de
Bedee, President, formerly associated with the Plhnus Co.; a French
management consultant firm. Mr. Perisse de Bedee has a broad back¬
ground in
finance and
banking.
will supplement present production of Controls Co.
being made in the firm's Nijmegen, Holland, plant, Mr.
Putze
said.
Oil
controls
for
French,
Italian
and
other Southern
European markets will be the initial products manufactured, because
the Holland plant, despite recent enlargement, is not able to meet, the
growing demand. Controls Co. has been producing heating,
home
laundry, appliance and refrigeration controls in the Nijmegen, Hol¬
land, plant.
Controls
products
France
now
Controls
coordinate
reporting
Co.'s
Swiss
subsidiary, Controls A. G., will continue to
all European sales, with a sales engineer residing in Paris
directly to Mr. Y. Perisse de Bedee. Other Controls Co.
international
operations are located
Argentina.—V. 192, p. 1813.
Aires,
in
Sao
Paulo, Brazil
and Buenos
Crosby-Telefronics Corp.—FA A Order—
The
Federal
Aviation
Agency has placed a $40,000 order for addi¬
to operate its weather map service, Crosby-
Teletronics reported on Nov. 11.
The facsimile equipment, originally
researched and developed by
Crosby-Teletronics for the Air Force communications modernization
"Project Quick Fix," is being furnished to the FA A to overcome delays
in
weather map transmission
caused by atmospheric conditions or
overloaded circuits.
The
equipment makes it possible
until
either
the circuits
for the maps to be received,
open
or
then
transmitting conditions im¬
prove. The graphic material can then be beamed throughout the FAA
weather map network without the distortions caused by adverse trans¬
mitting conditions.
The facsimile system is made up of three pieces of equipment: A
receiver-converter, which receives the data and converts into suitable
form for storage on tape; a tape storage recorder-reproducer, which
accepts the converted signal, stores it on magnetic recording tape,
ready to be reproduced upon command; and a transmitter-converter,
which re-converts the grapric material into a proper form for trans¬
mission.—V. 192, p. 304.
New
3%.
for
the
fiscal
year
ended Aug.
31,
the highest in Dana history, an increase of 5%
increase was due to increased production
liabilities.
Earnings of $16,455,000, or $3.25 per share, were the third best in
Toledo, Ohio, firm's history.
This compares with $18,236,000, or
the
business
on
Nov.
recently appointed
p.
25,
1960.
President of the CBS Elec¬
per
share
1521.
Decca
No
elected to the Board of Directors at the meeting.
in
1959,
a
decline
of
approximately
10% .—V.
190,
|
Records, Inc. (& Subs.)—Net Soars—
Consolidated
net earnings
of Decca
Records. Inc., including results
operations of its subsidiary, Universal Pictures Co., Inc., for nine
ended Sept. 30, 1960, amounted to $4,159,772, equal to $3.24
per share on the 1,285,701 outstanding shares of capital stock in the
hands of the public.
In
the corresponding period for 1959, Decca reported
earnings of
of
months
$911,260, equal to 60 cents per share on 1,527,401 outstanding shares
of capital stock.—-V. 191, p. 1217.
,
.
Proposal—
York
holding company has joined with two subsidiaries
of a proposal for the loan of funds by Columbia Gas
subsidiaries; and the Commission has issued an order giving
filing
interested
ment
of
shares.
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Loan
The
dividend
795.
p.
Corp.—Annual Report—
sales
I960, of $230,200,000
over 1959-.
by automotive and
truck customers, also to new Dana product designs adopted by the
industry resulting in greater penetration of this market. The continuing
popularity of the Powr-Lok Limited Slip Differential resulted in a con¬
tinuing increase in the sale of this product.
Working capital of $57,500,000 at year-end was also the highest in
our history.
Cash and marketable securities approximated total current
were
with the stock dividend.
nontransferable Order Forms for
The stock dividend will be paid
thereafter as is practicable, to stockholders
or
Hopper,
declared
in connection
receive
fractional
the
at
also
issued
in
tronics Division,
Under
principal
on
stockholders
Instead,
the
has
stock
for
of 35 cents per share On its common stock, payable Dec. 9,
1960 to stockholders of record at the close of business on Nov. 25, 1960.
the
services.
President, announced the
presently-produced grades of
increase capacity in
commodity sheet, will add
bright finish sheet and a
W.
aluminum
Vice
This
dividend
to
or
that
1708.
said the new
supply aluminum for a wider
range of manufactured products in the fields of building materials,
finer architectural applications,
paneling, furniture, other consumer
$3.61
Clarence
stated
Executive
achieving highest standards of
Thomas
Dana
1959.
the
Veer
and
production
1707.
below.—V. 192, p.
income
(adjusted
share
in
Title
a
Broadcasting System, Inc.
with
compared
per
present number of shares already
committed by management and other holders of stock indicate that
the required 85%
is reasonably expected.
When the purchase is consummated,
Home Title will continue to
operate
under its
present name and there will be no change
in
Home
to
Maid Corp.,
Minute
—V.
>
go
$17,497,000 earned in the first nine months
1959, it was announced
on Nov.
9, 1960 by William S. Paley,
Chairman of the Board, and Frank Stanton, President.
Net sales for the first
nine months of 1960 totaled $336,582,000
Directors.
management
Vernon, N. Y.—Files With
corporation on Nov. 3, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
the SEC covering 100,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered at $3 per share, through John R. Boland & Co., Inc., New York,
fractional
offer
Vander
Chemical Corp., Mt.
Consolidated
1,000:
Offer-
will
"stored"
•
The
by the Chicago company is contingent upon its securing
85 %
of
the
outstanding shares of Home Title by Nov.
17, 1960.
Directors of Home Title recommended acceptance of the offer in a
letter sent to shareholders on Nov. 2.
Mr.
70
of
,
& Trust Co.—Makes
Milton
to
Ry.—
$15,496,000 compared With
Wheeler & Cruttenden,
Inc.
—
—1,000
Home Title Guaranty Co. has received an offer to purchase all of its
stock for approximately $6,000,000 from Chicago Title & Trust Co.,
The
Louis
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
according
St.
&
plus accrued interest.—V. 191, p. 2088.
105%
exceed
Bank,
Columbia
severally
1300.
Chicago Title
Board
cus¬
Down—Stock Dividend—
capital stock set opposite
22,000
Inc.
1,000
Miller,
for
Current earnings are equivalent
Inc
& Co.,
p.
Corp.—Expansion—
specialty
Total
Shares
Henderson
&
Hanover
see
in
Shares
Aluminum
Coca-Cola Co.—Merger Vote Set-
below:
name
new
Broadway, New York 15, N. Y., will up to
noon
(EST) on Nov. 25, 1960 receive tenders for the sale to it of
St. Louis Division first collateral
4%
trust mortgage bonds, to an
amount sufficient to exhaust the sum of $107,687 at prices not to
The
The
Underwriting Agreement, the company has agreed to sell to each
the underwriters named below, and each of the underwriters, for
whom
its
23,000
Tenders for Bonds—
N.
provide uniform plating on steel, coprer,
aluminum and magnesium.
The company is engaged in research and
development on advanced methods of plating other metals and mate¬
rials such as titanium, beryllium, piasacs aud glass.
of
adds
Corp.
Gas
Chicago
Cincinnati,
Cleveland,
processes
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions set forth
Bottled
Gas
southern
to
Gas
Click
BUSINESS—The
the
Miami
City
programs.
tional facsimile equipment
are
company's
Natural
Gulfstream
and
is presently engaged in a multi-million dollar conversion
project,
converting to natural gas
with underground distribution
systems,
installing pressure
stations and adapting customers' gas
burning appliances and equipment.
On Aug. 23, I960 City Gas Co. of Florida became a publicly owned
corporation, when it issued 120,000 shares of common stock at $11.75
a
share.—V. 192, p. 896.
*"52.500 shs.
of
various
The
Corp.,
Gas
.
capital stock will be reserved for
option granted to the managing under¬
.>■
■.<
4
shares
exercise of
upon
by
2,500
!«
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
-
additional
♦An
Authorized
,
of
the
to
Homestead
City
equipment owned by the Kanigen Division of General American Trans¬
portation Corp. The company proposes to use $20,000 from the pro¬
ceeds for a down payment on the purchase price.
The balance of
the
purchase price will be paid in equal monthly installments at
6% on the unpaid balance for three years. Approximately $15,000 will
be
expended in moving the plating equipment from the Kanigen
Division to the company's premises.
The company further proposes to
expend approximately $20,000 for leasehold Improvements and $10,000 *
for hoisting equipment.
The balance will be added to the general
funds of the company for working capital.
|
Caribbean
$7,000,000.
company proposes to expend $10,000 for a Kanige
from the General American Transportation Corp.
In addition
license, the company is purchasing for $100,000 certain plating
the
the publicly financed utility, City
the past 20 months.
Previous acquisitions
South Dade Gas Corp., Dri-Gas Co., Inc.,
Co.,
roster, for a total of 85,000 being served
portions of Broward County.
Miami Bottled Gas Corp.
adds almost $2,000,000 in gross revenue
to the growing City Gas empire.
>
Mr.
Langer stated that his projection of sales during the next
year from Oct. 31, 1960 to Oct. 31, 1961 will be from $6,500,000 to
PROCEEDS—The
license
Gas
addition
The
tomers
from
on
business
This is an
1960.
15,
Dec.
Corp.
457
was incorporated under the laws of the State
Nov. 25, 1953.
It came into being by succeeding to
Chemplate Co., a general partnership.
The general
partnership was formed in June, 1953, and dissolved at the time when
the company was organized.
California
the
about
or
company
during
Corp.,
Gas
on
i. *v
seventh
acquired
Dade
Utility
760
—
Spring
HISTORY—Chemplate
of
include:
the
.
has
Gas
closing
transaction
is
This
Gas
final
with
D.
cification
Gas
Langer,
all-cash
27
APPOINTMENTS
South
" 4
398.
p.
Co.
of Florida
purchased the total
assets of Miami
Corp. for an
amount in excess of $2,000,000.
Sidney
President and Chief Executive Officer of City Gas, and
S.
F. Danels,
Chairman of the Board, completed negotiations with
Miami
Bottled
Gas
Corp.
officials
and
tendered
their check of
City
Bottled
$250,000,
to
192,
City Gas Co. of Florida^-Acquires—
$25,085,496;
equal
earnings
and
Vermont.—V.
The subsidiaries would
construction
Houdry Process Corp., below.—V, 192,
facilities
the
gas
Either
Champion Spark Flu? Co.—Net Up—
The Toledo,
1960
for
on
Co.
revised
land,
acquisition of the Southern
utility certificated to serve the
rapidly-developing Tubac, Santa Cruz County, Arizona area. The area
includes the Tubac Valley Country Club
of which Bing Crosby, an
important area landowner, is Chairman.
495.
p.
the
of
7000
of
excess
city limits.
Rosenthal
Mr.
Utilities
to maintain a level comparable to that of 1959."
Caspers Tin Plate is active in the field of coating and lithographing
other
Chicago's
and
An¬
Co.,
in
result
a
200.000
business continues
for
sourth
area
an
water
plant investment of $8,000,000.
Club Highlands Water & Sewer
will
area
These
two
acquisitions — whose plant investment at acquisition
aggregated approximately $800,000—bring to eleven the number of
properties Citizens has acquired in the Chicago suburban area since
beginning operations in Illinois in 1956. In the subsequent four and
ane-half year period,
Citizen's Illinois properties — including later
acquisitions'—have grown to the point that they now serve about
8,000 cusomers, and have aggregate plant investment exceeding $6,-
ago.
report to shareholders, B. W. Bennett, Chairman,
and
Earl E. Gray, President, attributed the decline to operations of sub¬
sidiary companies engaged in s.eel warehousing and specialty can
"Steel
service
customers, requiring
acquisition is Country
other
their
In
immediate
sewerage
the reduced volume of business
a share.
In the like period
$65,165 or
18 cents
a
share.
Sept. 30,
or
field
their
400%
expansion program in production bf sheet
growing market is underway at this corporation.
the
largest of the current acquisitions is Wethersfield Utilities, Inc.,
serving a large area adjacent to the Village of Schaumburg, im¬
presently
resulted
California.
and
The
earnings are equal to 19 cents a share, as against
share, both based on 364,541 shares of common stock
outstanding.
Sales
amounted to $7,190,460
in the first
nine months this year, compared with $8,942,684 in the first three
quarters of 1959.
cents
earnings were $540,190, or 24 cents per share, compared
with $453,736, or 20 cents per share, in the comparable 1959 period.
Earnings per share for the nine months ended Sept, 30, 1960, were
up 18%—also at a new all-time high—to $1,381,380, or 60 cents per
share, compared with $1,182,932, or 51 cents per share,
for the
similar 1959 period.
For the year ended Sept. 30, 1960, net income
was
$1,792,281, or 78 cents per share, compared with $1,547,628, or
67 cents per share for the year ended Sept. 30, 1959.
Arizona
ago.
latest
These
62
Citizens'
for
Consolidated
William
Per share earnings of the Standard, Conn, company, in the third
quarter of i960 set another new all-time high and showed ah increase
of 20%
over
the comparable period of 1959; Richard L. Rosenthal,
President
of
the
nationwide,
diversified utility operating
company
reported on Nov. 5.
For
the three months ended Sept.
30, I960,
Virginia Gas Distribution Corp.
Commonwealth Oil Refining Co., Inc.—Lawsuit Settled
See
A
in
earnings of $68,812 after taxes
compared with $226,073 in the
Chicago
the
of
funds
3
192, p. 1708.
the
Mr. Rosenthal announced three additional acquisitions to the rap¬
idly-growing group of Citizens' properties—two in Illinois and one
Arizona—bringing to seven the acquisitions consummated this year.
The earlier acquisitions were one each in the States of Illinois, Indiana,
Caspers Tin Plate Co.—Net Drops—
notes
the
use
Citizens Utilities Co.—Record Net—
drilling
City Bank of New York has been appointed
transfer agent for 1,500,000 shares of the $1 par value common stock
of the company.—V. 192, 1299.
for
capital funds and
of the strongest and oldest title
one
|—V. 186, p. 2850.
producing zone.
of
Its
Wllloughby Street, Brooklyn.
of $4,500,000.
excess
Chicago Title is
existing well on the reservation or
drilling a new exploratory well to 12,500 feet or to the Pairholme pro¬
ducing formation which the Shell discovery well tapped. The existing
well was suspended in 1957 at 8,038 without having penetrated the
Upon fulfillment
Such
—V.
51
in
are
serves
agreement provides that Texas Gulf will acquire the Panther
reservation subject to production royalties to the present owners
River
re¬
insurance com¬
panies in the United States and traces its business history back to 1847.
In announcing the plan of purchase, Mr. Vander Veer said, ,rWe have
great faith that the consummation of the sale of stock to Chicago Title
will afford the maximum opportunity to Home Title to continue its
progress in the scope and quality of service to its customers.
In so
aoing, we will be able to develop our own capacities to their limit."
York,
analysis.
It is estimated such gas would yield 34 long tons of sulphur per million
cubic feet at an extraction cost, of $4 to $5 a ton, E. H. LaBorde,
President bf Canadian Homestead,
and
(1911)
persons until Nov. 22, 1960, to request a hearing thereon.
the proposal,. Columbia Gas would purchase $800,000 if install¬
promissory notes of Amere Gas Utilities Co. and $400,000 of
Dennison Manufacturing
Co.—Acquires—
C. Huntington, President of Dennison,
announced on Nov. 2
purchase of the Thayer Manufacturing Co., Inc., of Norwich, Conn.
Thayer has been in business for over a quarter of a century and pro¬
duces a wide variety of fabric ribbons; its specialty is ribbons for the
gift wrapping market.
The purchase was motivated by the increasing demand for Dennison
Dana
the
CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William. B. Dana Company, Publishers, .25 Park Place; New York 7, N. -Y., REctor
2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor.
Published twice a-week [every Thursday, (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical Issue on Mondayl. Other offices: 135 3. La saiie
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright i960 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as-second class matter February 25, "1942;;at Hie post office at NewYork, N> Y., under the Act
of March 3', 1879, Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, 9684)0 per year.
Other countries, $72.00 per year.
NOTE:
On
account of the
fluctuations in the rate of exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
4
gift wrapping
the
entire
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1912)
Fleetwood Motel
ribbons and accessories. Dennlson plans to move
to Maynard, Mass., where it produces a
papers,
operation
Thayer
The
complete line of gift wrappings for Christmas and all gift-giving occa¬
sions. Thayer will be operated as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Dennison.
—V.
192,
Motel
992.
p.
has
SEC
of
voluntary
192,
Dow,
EEC
Midland,
of
Mich.,
filed
registration
a
with
statement
The
stock
the
held
by
has
471
liabilities
Duncan
Coffee
Co.—Appointment—
Bank
Manhattan
Chase
corporation
SEC
—V.
of
agent
at
Philadelphia,
operating
and
Net
operating
owns
Concha,"
in
and
45.
'
'
-
share,
per
through
& Remington,
Grant
Hess,
191,
The
with
—V.
•
"
'
.
be
working
to
and
purchase
advertising,
sOur
000
"
.
$3,680,767
_.l—
-
.
purchased
1960—4 Months—1959
SEC
$3,935,384 $14,435,833
Clifton Forge, Va.
Oct.
on
covering
proceeds
working
25,
$15,213,132
Files
—
192,
1091
p.
capital
be
and
for
used
notification
of
.
equipment,
Lee
A.
Inc.—Hearing Scheduled—
Ray
He
the
Vancouver, Wash., the SEC also has
scheduled a hearing for
Dec.
5,
1960, in the Clark County Court¬
house in Vancouver to determine whether an order temporarily sus¬
request
pending
order
suspension
offering
circular
material
facts.—V.
and
false
was
192,
other
misleading
in
asserted
things that
respect
of
among
Paso
and
advertising
and
sales,
This
statement with
shares
of
ferred
stock,
the
shares
no
1958,
no
$5
of
convertible
second
of
the
paid
pre¬
par
'
par
its subsidiary and affiliated
pursuant to its Employees Savings Plan.—V. 192, p. 701.
employees
profits
Sold—Pursuant to
Systems,
Inc.
Sept. 21 offering circular,
a
March
2,
1953,
principal
A1A,
its
located
are
Systems,
the
at
its
services
and
to
branches
to
civilian
and
United
The
and
who
and
missiles
does
not
analytical
and
in
civilian
and
produce
product
any
engineering
services
but
to
rather
of
just
TO
PRESENT
■
stock
(12%c
PROCEEDS—The
and
in
the
be
Approximately
mobile field cleaning
the
by
following order
(1)
the
proceeds from the sale of
used
The
of
240,533 shs.
33,333
shares
will
equipment
be
expended
and
vehicle
a
for
for
of
procurement
the
transportation
(2)
development
tenance
and
$30,000
of
will
handling,
of
storage
exotic
be
expended
overhauling,
fuel
for
research
cleaning,
in
testing,
and
Approximately
operation
of
be
for
the
placement
in
pressure
calibration and test laboratory, encompassing
ry
and secondary standards,
and in the redesigning,
overhaul
placement in service of government surplus equipment
already
purchased by the company.
a
prime
and
(4»
Approximately $12,000 will be
laboratory test equipment.
expended
for
the
purchase
of
additional
<5t
$25,000 may
be loaned
has
$5,000
<6i
be
which
The
the
loans
has
balance
added
company
by
approved
of
to
the
of
the
of
net
capital
additional
of
of
as
Sept.
agreed
the
tive
proceeds not
the
used
funds
outlined
will
of
its
needed
as
be
to
and
business,
from
time
for
several
33,333
to
shares
offering price,
in
of
the
stock
common
amounts
below
named
set
of
the
opposite
company,
their
Security Associates, Inc
George, O'Neill & Co., Inc
Oppenheimer &
Pierce,
Carrison,
Wulbern,
15 333
Inc
$o7.o0
share.
per
The
offer
The offer is contained
E.
L.
Bruce,
the
in
world's
Empire
atomic
of
E.
L.
Bruce
expires Dec.
a
15,
letter mailed
largest
Corp., has
Co., Memphis
1
to
Tenn.
at
stockholders
manufacturer
Wyllie
&
of
by
corporation.—V.
owns
p,
more
than
59%%
of
E.
L.
($1
the
represent
now
40%
being
are
ex¬
outstand¬
(&
proceeds
underwriting.
for expenses
without
to
are
1814.
—V.
192,
Treating, Inc., St. Louis Park, Minn.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
almost
of
1960—35 Weeks—1959
COrP°ration
with
the
SEC
P£f A$2
°ct-
on
covering
per
21
25,000
share>
for
1960
shares
fiIed
of
a
le«er
common
subscription
by
stock
no.ej
and
to
are
to
be
purchase
used
new
to
repay
an
account
equipment.—V.
to
stockholders.
tne
right to purchase one-half share of each share
expire in November, 1960. No
underwriting is involved.
The proceeds
of
190,
p.
notification
be
offered
They
held
have
Rights
has
hydraulic
of
Grant Co.—Sales
Higher—
1960—10 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
—V.
1492.
p.
Inc.—Sales
Stores
Up—
1960—3 Months—1959
I960—Month—1959
pavable, promissory
460.
192, p. 993.
Green Shoe Manufacturing
The
Chase
ccmmon
undertaken,
Manhattan
stock,
$3
Bank
value,
par
Co.—Appointment—
has
been
the
of
appointed
company.—V.
registrar
152,
share
Resources,
Treat &
Inc.—Common
Offered—Amos
Stock
Co., Inc.; Wm. Stix Wasserman & Co., Inc., and
Bruno-Lenchner, Inc., offered on Nov. 10, 140,000 shares
Gulf Resources, Inc. common stock at $8 per share.
The shares are offered as a speculation.
The offering
12.8%
J.
,
-
W.
Canadian Restricted List
used
expected
are
said.
to
"
Corp.
quarterly
to
system
be
used
with
device
The
the
presence
on
systems
movement
lesions
a
for
Libratrol-1000, ; was
„
introduced
has
by!
computer is
designed to
fulfill
the
re¬
control applications and is, expected
in
the steel,
chemical,
petroleum
and
'.
'•
'
process
designed
and
developed
simple,
a
tube
form
any
other
other
arbitrary
projection
closely-adjacent
of
range
p.
or
or
of
tube
luminous
economical
pattern j of lines
on
a
equipment.
This display
dots.
Link
officials
addition
and
of
Tyndall
Restricted
^
Commission
Trans-Oceanic
Explorations Ltd.
of the
informed
of
1933, thus depriving investors of
the
realistic
and
securities
evaluation
essential to
of
the
stricted
income
1960—Month—1959
taxes
$2,139,038
1,329,766
Since
names
Canadian
of 209
that
date, 24 companies have
to
the list
(including those named
above) and three have been dropped from the list
been
added
for
net total
a
of 231.
Deletions from the list may
be made for various
discon¬
tinuance
an
of
reasons, including the
unlawful distribution and
the
A
cumulative
since the June
27 revision
is set forth
below:
Additions
-Earnings-
1950—9 Month—1959
$20,795,434 $18,767,163
12,880,373
11,533,825
Blue
Livestock
Growers
Missille
Ontario
Metals
Corp.
Native
Springs Explorations Ltd.
and
Mining
Bonwitha
Canol
Mining
Metal
Central
Natto
Co.. Ltd.
Mines
Eastern
&
Ltd.
Revere
Canada
St.
<
Ltd.
Minerals
Ltd.
Mining Co., Ltd.
Mining Corp. Ltd.
Lawrence
Industrial
232,000
2,069,000
2,067,000
Mines
266,796
231,902
2,410,808
2,063,793
Dominion
Leaseholds Ltd.
Siconor
Mines
Fairmont
Prospecting
Sudbay
Beryllium
operating income
charges
$478,460
$345,370
$3,435,253
$3,102,545
334,955
248,022
2,214,472
2,200,740
1397.
p.
(1958)
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
revenues
Operating
Co.
income
Ohio—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
expenses—
$1,665,865
Rock
'
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$1,569,416 $14,631,811
Trans-Oceanic
Mines
Magni
Explorations
9,773,611
operating income
after charges
p.
1397.
Turbenn
Ltd.
Mining
Minerels
Ltd.
Tyndall Explorations
Corp.
Monarch
Gold
Corp.
Ltd.
Western
Mines
Ltd.
Co.
8,665,161
Allenbee
Oil
Ltd.
Deletions
214,800
1,296,800
1,439,500
157,189
136,545
1,306,451
1,258,825
Alba
$261,370
$264,912
$2,254,949
$2,194,137
New
146,494
166,048
1,288,820
1,369,103
,
Mines Ltd.
Corp.
Hotels
Ltd.
Vimy Explorations Ltd.
Explorations
Langis
Net
Ltd.
Ltd.
Development
147,400
,
Ltd.
$13,557,623
953,159
Dev.
Corp.
Ltd.
1,099,906
taxes—
operating taxes—
of
Ltd.
Syndicate
Flint
Guardian
Telephone
of
listing of additions and deletions
314,000
General
un¬
dertaking to comply with the law in respect
any future distribution in the United States.
operating taxes—
after
of
which registration would
List contained the
companies.
of
1,401,743
an
worth
provide.
The June 27, 1960, revision of the Canadian Re¬
Associated
$2,460,999
its
fore¬
1709.
_.
to
Canadian
of
names
the financial and other information
military and industrial applications for DOTitron.
Co. of Indiana, Inc.
has
Hotels
List.
list is comprised
Securities Act
;.
,
work
'
of
Exchange
companies whose securities recently have been or
currently are being distributed in the United States
in violation of the registration requirements of the
of.
'
Ltd.,
Canadian
announcement
recording
for
indicate
the
part
as
•
field
and
the
announced
1960.
system.
a
the
Securities
...
outstanding preferred
dividend of 25
on
a
15,
year
Murray
the
to
Fifteenth Supplement
for the equiva-.
recently received contract
the U. S.. Army Pershing
surface-to-surface, ballistic missile system.
industries.
characters
ray
192,
the
of
of
valuable
expenses
—V.
for
1710.
p.
■
per
of
Sales
the
Mr.
voted
radar
started
The
modern
revenues
Net
$15,471,294
$4,814,865 $15,217,073
$4,960,186
,.
revitalized and expanded B-70
under development is a highly ac¬
in
control
range,
Operating
Federal
$345,637,737
$43,743,912 $42,737,070 $374,030,608
192,
•'
dividends
Dec.
electronics
computer,
Operating
Other
$409,580,359
total
by
192,
mining
993.
p.
Grayson-Robinson
income. for' the
$2.28
Increase
an
1959,
Now
are
General Telephone
—V.
Heat
to
Up—
1960—4 Weeks—1959
Period End. Oct. 31— «■'
for
Federal
Calif.—
incidental
used
be
$46,816,746 $45,274,123 $398,108,362
The
balance
Pupillograph,
Division
Division
192,
Sacramento,
Inc.,
Co.,
Grand Union Co.—Sales
Kennamet
Flame
the
1960 filed a letter of notification with
shares of ccmmon stock to be offered at
300,000
share),
Sales
Subs.)—Sales,
net
or
system.
wide
a
Net
for
Oct! 27,
on
covering
per
Period End. Oct. 29—
can
<
$55,831,746.
navigation
medical
Reactions
digital
the
in
Mining
Sales
—V.
of the Bruce
Bruce's
100
1610.
p.
Net
New York will be the depositary
Empire presently
ing stock.—V. 192,
100
1__
registrar
192,
Other
shared ^anover
100
100
Co
Thornhill
and
appointed
been
has
Co.
the
of
Sales
pit-
vigorous
announced.
directors
Period End. Sept. 30—
Nov.
flooring
Harry Gilbert, President of Empire.
to
1960.
on
hardwood
A.
:
offered
125
past.
less .than
reported
1959,
payable
nervous
energy
Link
—V,
Millwork
Trust
stock
Shield
(W. T.)
heavy emphasis
less-cyclical industrial
lines
from
$3,622,512,
over
doppler
and
particularly
cathode
Empire National Corp.—Seeks Shares—
corporation formerly
purchase outstanding shares
growth
the
the
"
were
the
program.
of
see
Inc.
Corp.—Appointment—
Period End. Oct. 31—
$54,118,866.
the
Division.
be
is
This
These
597.
in
participating
selective
new
numeric
5 000
Co.,
Co
.
performing the vital function of visual display of data
electronic computers.
Dubbed "DOTitron," this new char¬
acter
generation
and
display system
operates
in
conjunction
with
computer-read-out equipment. DQTitron generates and displays alpha¬
1091.
p.
pupil.
gathered
I_6 500
6',500
Co
J.
150
Co
&
Overton
150
Co
Phillips
Edward D. Jones & Co
r
a
future
product,lines that
on
business
Board,
share,
Electronic
the
method
—
Williams &
150
.
quarterly
regular
is
entered
missile—a
respec¬
I
in
certain
up
was
period
for
advanced
supplying
to
T.
Caldwell
150
—
Co.—
1814.
p.
SEC
The
total" markets,
its
subsidiaries
30
quarter
stocks,
bomber
new
A
C.
150
-
corporation
the
usual,
reflecting
the
resume
the
p,
improvement
to
bombing
Kearfott
for
time
severally
its
were
quirements
underwriters
Shares
192,
GPL
will
125
Inc.—
■
near-term
year,
Equipment Corp.
the
earnings
and
B-70
the
the
1959
Librascope
purchase
public
curate
of
by
of
192,
Septi
the
common
supersonic
a
above
Sattley & Co.,
&
common
par
.
$30,000,
used
again
company
v
months
the
next
Ray said.
portions
of
for
in
and
within
as
and
conduct
equipment
names:
—V.
Sales
GPL. Division
of
21.
V.
125
operations. \
stock
Chairman
per
com¬
the
subsidiary in the amount of
general
in
Directors
the company.
UNDERWRITERS—The
at
this
loaned
company's
working
as
purchase
to
been
of
-
The four divisions comprising General
Precision, Inc., the principal
subsidiary of General Precision Equipment Corp., reported new product
or
market developments during the third quarter.
:
by the company to its wholly-owned sub¬
Board
71
Sept. "
lower than
was
two
dependence
sales,
total
comparable
preference
the
sidiary, E.M.S. Laboratories, Inc. The
pany
the
addition
and
expended
to
at
increase of 19% over the $3,043,628, or $1.91 per
reported for the equivalent period in 1959. •
on sales
of $176,554,550, compared with $156,420,-
an
continued
In
125
125
H.
125
Co., '
achieved
period
show
main¬
systems.
will
$10,000
the
v
•
for
the
once
product lines.
and
ended
common
was
1959.
cents
<3t
Within
broaden
concluded.—V.
stock,
of
Sales
Approximately
;
last
development of
Mr.
ago,
corporation
for
lent
Inc.
Pacific Northwest Co._i-.i_
125
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
dividends
outstanding
summer
the
in
Controls'
.
thereof.
the
preferred
prospects
should
and
the
on
depressed
months
This
of
300
Manufacturers
A
Net
earnings for
the
three
months
ended
Sept.
30,
1960,
were
$1,155,376,, or 71 cents per share of common stock,
compared with
$980,507, or 57 cents per share of common stock for the third quarter
priority:
$15,000
nature
year
in
Murray,
of
for the following purposes
company
Milburn, Cochran &
—
125
125
—
year.
Up—
305
700
Co.
Moore
192,
Gold
$29,976,last
operating overhead have been kept close to or under
further operational changes in preparation for the future
report
nine
Outstanding
338,000 shs.
part——
net
will
stock
common
to
period
and
and
<
FINANCING
Authorized
like
shares
common
characterized
company's
a
common
EFFECT
H. L. Emerson & Co. Inc.—
Kay, Richards & Co
Leach
Stokes
&
Lundborg
Gulf
.
Common
the
budget
Net
military aspects.
GIVING
promising.
aircraft-electronic
share
CAPITALIZATION
amounted
the
months of 1959, net profit was $1,137,454
preferred dividends on the 955,580 common
after adjusting for the 10%
stock dividend
General Precision
industry
750
i
Glickman
,
the
performs
missile
the
for
after
equal
occurred
General
in
placed
half
the
Government.
company
sales
net
while business this
been
for
of
1960,
957,308
Controls
has
minimize
cyclical
Expenses
renders
behalf
on
of
$28,882,050
company's
more
which
upswing
prepare
facilities
launch
be
General
sales
~
750
.
Co.
Masten &
class
nine
has
the
and
!
—
Co.—
&
Morris,
The
the company's
125
__
Co
Co.
E.
Inc
Winslow, .Inc. —
City Securities Corp
Dittmar & Co., Inc._
v
1960.
has
and
402
31,
and
to
of
To
C. F. Cassell & Co.,
Chace, Whiteside &
1,900
1,900
1,000
200
&
Agee
—V.
share after
a
Ray said that
pansion
be
bonds
(000's Omitted)
Amount
Trubee, Collins & Co.— . $150
—
Corp.
Co., Inc..
&
Irving
shareholders.
by
of
Amount
& Co.,
i__
Trask
Smith,
to
attained
were
principal amount
and
__$1,950
Ripley
Chiles-Schutz
'Z^'
Sept.
report
interim
an
gains
$809,454
the
first
improvement
tern
1767, Titusville, Fla.
construct
missile
construct
consulting,
both its
Highways
agencies of the United States Government
contractors
who
States
of
and Cape Canaveral), and
is engaged directly in the missile industry and
company
firing
was
intersection
(between Titusville
Fla.
mailing adaress is Post Office Box
The
Inc.,
incorporated on
laws of the State of Florida. The company's
under the
offices
Merritt Island,
■
■■
-
ended
•■
appear
under¬
writing group headed by Security Associates, Inc., Park
& New England Avenues, Winter Park, Fla., publicly
offered and sold 33,333 shares of this firm's 12par
common stock at $6 per share.
BUSINESS—Electro-Mechanical
months
underwriters
; Abbott, Proctor & Paine
V'' r"
■'
The report stated that during the period under review residential..
housing starts and general construction upon which heating, air-con¬
ditioning and appliance controls depend, generally declined. Also, there '
was
increased competition in this segment of the
company's product
turnabout
Stock
an
of
outstanding
March
Mr.
Common
—
in
2
quarters
sales
on
the
For
then
some
Electro-Mechanical
.
listed below:
are
^
V."'V
Down—
nine
line.
companies
company,
the
Nov.
totalled
share
per
1960.
shares
value, $4,875 convertible second
value, and $5,391,000 principal
convertible debentures due Sept. 1, 1977, to be offered
1957,
"• **
-
Co.—Net
for
on
with
equal to $1.05
Savings Plan—
New York, filed a registration
1960, seeking registration of 250,552
7,
60,776
of
series
stock,
of 5V*%
amount
Nov.
on
stock.
series
below.
healthy sales
first three
the
Net
Street,
Wall
40
SEC
common
preferred
to
of
company,
each
Sterne,
development.
30, 1960 in¬
the comparable period last year, President William
over
that
compared
cents
Gas Co.—Files
Natural
.
than
•For
186
Edsco's
certain
30,
El
by
&
Baxter
controls,
aircraft
controls and
electronics
product
areas.
expected level of sales, however, was achieved in neating,
air-conditioning and appliance controls which affected earnings.
1397.
p.
sales
Co.
announced
stated
less
A
offering by
temporary
«•
Power
Weld
Spencer
industrial
Regulation A exemption from registration with respect to
Edsco should be vacated or made permanent. The
a
stock
a
of
Edsco,
of
.
■
Higginson
Stroud
Metals, Inc.—Formed—
Inc.,
Controls
Controls
its
crease
At
Fund,
General
98,617,448
General
Edsco Manufacturing Co.,
.—■
_•
White,
letter
a
A.
106,289,739
$4,005,819
3,043,600
Webster Securities
Corp.
of common stock (par 25 cents)
through Storer Ware & Co., Roanoke, Va.
research
Precision
Techno
See
1491.
and
$4,143,393
3,054,511
_
Stone &
With
$
11,364,230
11,731,221
-
—V.
$410,557
304,341
(000's Omitted)
16,000 shares
to
are
filed
1960
1960—10 Months—1959
$
$
Sales
Higher—
1960—Month—1959
1,526,680
$498,168
367,280
income
3,214,533
'
Harriman
offered at $5 per share,
Gemex
Period End. Oct. 31—
1,713,883
UNDERWRITERS—The
-
•
capital.
Stores Inc.—Sales
3,159,532
168,674
Co.—Additional Financing Details—
Nov. 7 issue reported the Nov. 4 offering of $12,000,of this firm's bonds.
Additional financing details
&
Edison Brothers
313,281
1397.
p.
Elkins,
promotion,
for
used
1960—Month—1959
Industries, Inc.,
the
The
are
375,281
•■". 186,275
taxes
charges
192,
Georgia
2517.
p.
corporation
to be
Inc.,
Pa.
proceeds
after
Net
reported
were
$274,700 prin¬
held by 164 per¬
Securities and Exchange Commission—
24,
100,000
$3
equipment
.
Other
Inc.
1960 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to
Oct.
on
covering
be. offered
of
Federal
a
1960—Month—1959
1950—9 Month—1959
$2,553,053 $24,778,012 $22,959,810
1,660,541
15,761,204
14,212,778
$2,782,944
1,723,220
revenues
expenses
income
taxes
including
Stores Corp.—Sales Lower—
Sajes/__i.i—
transfer
Durlan, Inc., Blooming Glen, Pa.—Files With SEC—
The
"La
assets
Co. of The Southwest—Earnings-
Sept. 30—
Judge
Sept.
on
192, p. 1397.
Gala
the
the
as
its
Monday, November 14, 1960
.
follow:
Franklin
<
.
appointed
been
has
value capital stock of the company.—V.
par
The
which
corporation
$1,551,683,
filed
and
6% debentures
outstanding 287,223 shares of class A
72,416 shares of class B stock held
and
persons
Period End. Oct. 31—
The
1960
petition
10-year
issued
p.
"debtor")
26,
the
on
Operating
Operating
certain
to
the $1
(the
Sept..
approving
125-unit hotel, known
As of
May 31, 1960,
its
convertible
debtor
Motel
order
an
Pennsylvania
a
by 41 persons.—V, 189,
covering
I960,
7,
is
and
of
amount
Fleetwood
reorganization
entered
a
six-story,
City, N. J.
sons.
21,826 shares of common stock, to be
employees of the company pursuant to its Substitute
Restricted Stock Option Agreement.—V. 192, p. 1091,
Nov.
on
offered
for
debtor
$1,643,530
be
cipal
Stock Plan—
Co.—Files
Dow Chemical
Jersey.
Madden
The
operates
to
New
petition
M.
Atlantic
■'
1491.
p.
$4,523,975 $12,041,475 $12,835,774
$4,288,769
-
—V.
27th.
1960—3 Months—1959
1960—Month—-1959
Period End. Oct. 31—
Sales
Thomas
.
General Telephone
period End.
the
Corp.,
District
Corp.—Sales Off—
Diana Stores
Corp.—SEC in Proceeding—
filed
a
notice of appearance in the proceeding under
Bankruptcy Act for the reorganization of Fleetwood
pending in the United States District Court for the
Chapter X of
.
Silver
West
and
Amulet
Ltd.
Cobalt
Mines
Mining
Ltd.
Co.
Ltd.
and
Gas
Volume
the
marks
192
Number
6003
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
initial public sale of the
company's
the
common
stockholders
permit
stock.
the
share
PROCEEDS
be
applied
the
by
system
ing
the
in
of
100,000
proceeds
the
and
of
the
toward
for
Zapata
miles
60
MCF
from
company
requirements
money
consist
Net
sale
the
Starr
BUSINESS—Gulf
with
one-half
natural
a
Texas.
will
share
Tne
offices
in
its
summation
of
of
the
of
Home
stated
capacity
will
of
stock
that
be
San
Antonio
and
and
the- State
sidiary
of
tive
Starr
Counties,
with
tracted
chase
■such
in
five
their
of
Natural
and
from
gas
points
Field
have
in
will
of
6%
—v.
in
permit
the
of
of
has
for
delivery of
Tennessee
The
for
the
completion
See
con¬
the
38,000
MCF
of
the
current
will
consist
and
of
Nat¬
which
j
for
As
the
to
his
10%
the
to
for
actual
of
Additional
one
dividend
the
on
order
soock
stock
exchange
required
law
by
Superintendent
approval
by
approved
according
by
of
con¬
it
and
him.—V.
of
supervise
The
to
Insurance
Trust
&
Co.,
above.—V.
170,
amicable
Puerto
Rico
Corp.—Settle
settlement
for
of
two
over
2019.
p.
in
Houdry
and
T.
of
issued
Howe
Sound
Howe
stock.
the
.y:,
first
before
Co.
S.
months
nine
Y.
of
1960.
of
taxes
$6,229,060.
E.).
New
York
and
purchase
Process
Corp. and
today by Sam H.
Burtis, president of
A.
shares
until
at
a
share
per
Sales
Nov,
on
reached
record
9
$72,867,605,
The company earned
Gulf &
,,
Western,
According to William M. "Weaver,
tions in the " aluminum, superalloy
sales
Industries, Inc.—Stock Plan—
Century Building, Houston, Texas, filed a registra¬
the SEC on Nov, 9, 1960, covering $1,000,000 of
stock purchase plan for employees of the company
fields
tion statement ' with
participations
in
a
division.
subsidiaries.
and Its
showed
Mr.
temporary
Hanover Fund of Boston, Inc.—Files for
Fund,
of
75
Federal
Offering—
aluminum
<
Boston,
a
taxes.
net.
Canadian
filed
Mass.,
registration
a
in
statement with
the SEC on Nov.
7, 1960, covering 150,000 shares of
capital stock, to be offered for public sale through the Fund's Invest¬
ment Adviser,
Hanover Management Corp., of Boston.
The purchase
price
the
of
time
of
7%%
Is
will
purchase
of
is
Fund
listed
an
the
as
stock
standing
be
plus
purchase
on
The
shares
their
than
Fund's
of
its
$7,500
President
investment
2.5%
of
owner
77.6%
adviser.
from
the
of
Smitherm
The
'
corporation
the
SEC
offered
Oct.
on
28,
filed
1960
letter
a
shares
notification
of
The
proceeds are to be used
to purchase
supermarket and for working capital.
■*"', v*.
•.
V" \,v,_
■■'.
/: 'y
■*;
••
equipment, open a new
'.. >•' -;,
'
■.
tion
New
company
Y.ork,
■
occupies
Ave., Hempstead, L. I., New York.
The
business
be
can
rented
divided
into
two
sales.
•
the
laws
sections,
the
of
amateurs
radio
and
electronic
rounded
experimenters.
distribution
This
line.
gives
funds
Toe
the
company
realized
a
as
CAPITALIZATION—There
Mr.
the
of
shares
Barnett,
by
%
able
has
and
corporation
basis.
offered
15,000
shares
rights.
of
and
at
at
$3.50
The
of
per
have
is
stock
shares
$3.50
Barnett
stock
company's
34,000
public
the
to
Cohen
Messrs.
shares.
13,125
owns
preemptive
were
efforts
26,250
owns
director,
no
the
the
the
stock.
common
such
time
Said
the
as
shares
8,500
34,000
days after the issue
of
on
a
will
not
been
90
the
gross
realized
amount
and
Sales
Third
promotion
the
on
Nov.
9
R.
for
the
of
will
design,
On
Jr.,
offering
of
W.
topping
of
manufacture
sale
the
the
to
for
Certificates
used
*
certificates
by
500
subject
are
which
sale.
both
Freeman
;
&
cars
esti¬
corporation.
Total
192,
by
H.
1815.
p.
in
Chairman
sales
1959
in
1959,
1959.
of
totaled
$249,773,507
of
announced
Board.
the
$263,334,621
including
raised
78%
voted
value common
taken.—V.
the
For
net
and
represented
on
'
of 17.8%
increase
Income
Sept.
30
from
1960
per
nine
a
in
the
loss
the
For
earnings
profit
rose
from
to
$1.37
$1.55 on 3,424,605 shares outstanding on
3,283,882 shares outstanding on Sept.
on
The
'4
1959
results
have
been
to
restated
reflect
the
higher
Federal
applicable to that year arising from United States
tax depreciation decisions on June 27,- 1960.
points out that exercise of an option on Aug. 4 by
American Express Co. to purchase 118,125 additional shares of Hertz
stock increased the number of shares outstanding in the third quarter.
tax
income
Supreme
The
The
option
formation
P.
cost
Court
report
was
of
granted
1815.
,
in
November,
American
Hertz
Express
1957, in connection with the
International, Ltd.—-V.
192,
■
,
a
No
&
Co.—Merger—
Share
per
in
1960
the
weeks'
preparation' of
negotiation,
the
final
merger
agreement
to
be
submitted
to
foods,
portion
ior
thereof
possible
will
further
is
executive offices
in Chicago,
selling a variety of
which it owns and
industrial plants, and
in
machines
located
in
cold beverages, and candy, gum, cigars
services
are^-'provided to more than
primarily
in New
York,
Pennsylvania,
New
and
560
Jersey,
Indiana,
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
Shares
noted
the
that
low
point
Co
10,000
&
Co.
4,000
4,000
;
„
Co.
Inc.
Co.,
&
Inc.
Dittmar & Company, Inc.
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Inc.
—
Evans, M'acCormack & Co.
Fridley
&
Frederking
4,000
—
Allyn
&
10,000
4,000
_—
4,000
I.
duPont
&
Co.__
4,000
Hooker
Hayden, Stone & Co
4,000
Kalman
4,000
Manley,
E.
4,000
Mason
McKelvy
4,000
Pacific
4,000
Peters,
Christensen,
Hutton
of
4,000
Shields
4,000
&
Co.
J. B.
(Inc.)
2,500
$299,160
in
losses
net
the
in
&
Hentz
figures
to
do
include
not
awarded
1959—
31,
Sept.
$5,924,470.90
1960
649,955.94
30,
of
taxes
counsel.—V.
and
fees
and
191,
expenses
Italy's
which
S.
P.
(Piedmont
A.
porate
industrial
largest
be
today,
stated
Rectifier
Corp.
structure for
complete
Lidow
new
site
in
and Piemontese
Development Co.),
holding
companies,
ha/e
combined
the
that
Italiana,
joint
to
S.
venture.
semiconductor
Italy
company's
supply
P.
A.,
subsidiary,
become the cor¬
Italian
has
Bros.
Stroud
C.
&
E.
&
2,500
Boyce
2,500
Inc.___
Co.,
Unterberg,
2,500
Towbin' '
Borgaro,
facilities.-Plant
tion
is'scheduled
rate
to
and
industry
square
Bacon,
&
2,000
Co
2,000
Italy,
near
set-uo
will
to
achieved
Ellis
H.
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
M.
automotive diodes
in the European common
and
building on a two-acre
will house the initial production
December of this year.. Produc¬
air-conditioned
Turin,
start
in
begin in April
by the summer
of
1961,
of
1961.
with
Simmons
&
&
Co
&
2,000
2,000
2,000
Co.
___
Co.
Co.
___
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
A.
Leonard & Lynch__
Boettcher
&
Co
Dain
&
Fahnestcck
Halle
2,000
1,500
&
a
full
production
Co.,
Inc.__
Co
&
Daniel Reeves & Co
Irving J. Rice & Co.
1,500
Sulzberger,
Kirkland & Co.
Jenks,
Haupt
Janney,
1,500
1,500
Co
&
1,500
Milwaukee
&
Sutro
&
-
Inc.
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
&
_:
1,500
Co.
Arthurs,
Collins
Co,
1,200
The White-Phillips
Inc.
192,
p.
1611.
&
Co
1,030
1000
1.030
1 030
1.C0D
1.030
1 OCO
l.OCO
l.O^O
1000
1,030
1,200
1,000
1030
1,000
1.000
1.030
Hudson White & Co
1,200
'&
1.000
1000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
Inc.
______
Lestrange
Boenning & Co.
Julien.
Co.
Co.
Blosser
Straus,
«
1,500
Newburger
1,030
1,000
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy,
1,500
Lane, Space
Corp.
—V.
1,500
1,500
Johnson,
Inc.
Rittmaster, Adelberg & Co.
Norman C. Roberts Co
Rosenthal & Co
Securities Corp. of Iowa—
Silberberg & Co.,—
Donald C. Sloan & Co
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Co., Inc.
Henry F. Swift & Co
& Battles,
Dulles
Inc.
The
Co.
1,500
1,500
Stieglitz
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
) 1,000
1-000
Co.
Hettleman & Co.
Hickey & Co.
John H. Kaplan & Co.__—
Ernest Kosek & Co.__
Lentz, Newton & Co._.—
McDonald, Evans & Co—
Marache, Dofflemyre & Co.
Metropolitan Dallas Corp.
Berwyn T. Moore & Co.,
Inc.
—
_____
R* C. O'Donnell & Co.__
Oppenheimer & Co.__
Peltason, Tenenbaum Co.—
Thelps
Hallowell,
Ira
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co.__
Oscar Gruss & Son
Hannaford & Talbot
Hanrahan & Co., Inc
Harbison & Henderson____
Wm. P. Harper & Son
1,500
M.
J.
& Co., Inc
;j._
1,000
Boucher & Co.1,000
Conway Brothers
1,000
Cullman Brothers
1.000
Draper, Sears & Co._
1,000
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
Inc.
—
1,000
Fairman & Co.
1,000
First Washington
Corp.__ >1,000
Alester G. Furman Co.,
Inc.
J.
—
1,070
&
Inc.
Whipple
McDowell
foot
'
S.
Bleichroeder,
t
4
2,500
Arnhold
The
...
rectifiers
stated.
16,000
be
the
of
range
produced in
»'A
Co.,
Co
&
Inc.
a
projected multi-million-dollar semiconductor manu¬
facility on the European continent.
Lidow,
President
of
International
Rectifier,
who
made
the
International
&
2,500
Mosle
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Expansion—
Industrial
2,500
Moore,
may
launch
announcement
2,500
Cn.__.__
Hogle & Co
!____
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
facturing
Eric
Stein
J.
2415.
p.
2,500
Inc
&
Inc.—
Hirsch
semi-conductor manufacturers
Calif,
Industriale
to
Pierce
Co.__
&
Co.
&
Cruttenden, Podesta &
Granbery, Marache &
$8,740,030.76
income
International Rectifier Corp.—Foreign
forces
Lemon
Cook
Courts
2,165,603.92
—.
plaintiff's
The El.Segundo,
Sviluppo
2,500
Blunt
Federal
to
2,500
2,500
Co
&
Rauscher,
any
rendered the amounts due are as follows:
as
Dec.
to
Total
to
Co.
Co
Sons
Newhard,
corresponding
f6.574.426.84
Subject
4,000
Co.
Estimated interest to Sept. 30, I960——
.
Co
&
Co
&
McDonnell
1960 the carrier had railway operating
net loss of $166,428, versus $834,953 of
Inc.
Black
4,000
Co.__
&
California
Rotan,
Co
2,500
Walker
Farwell,
year.
__—
2,500
&
last
1,200
1.2P0
1,200
1,200
1,000
__
2,500
Burnham
period
Co.„__
—._
Co.__
of shareholders on Dec.
in the company's present $7.50
further action on either of these matters
same
Co.
Co.—
Chapman &
Eichler
the
&
1,200
1,200
1.2QO
1,200
1,200
1,200
1,200
1,200
1,200
&
Wells &
Northwest
Writer &
1,200
1,200
1,200
Inc.——„
Co.,
2,500
H.
Barth
Bateman,
-H.
Fay,
Bennett
Brothers
Co,__
Inc
J.
First
&
&
^
Co.,
G.
meeting
&
Saunders, Stiver & Co
Sutro Brothers & Co
Win. H. Tegtmeyer & Co.
Birr
&
Co.
________
&
the
a
1959.
1
Co
&
the
declared
Eoard
a
a
Inc.—
2%
company's
in
and
Co.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co.__
the like period of 1959. For the first
loss of $289,554 was reported, against
and
Co
______
&
Schwabacher
September,
$871,820
&
Co.
Reynolds
Walston
quarter cash dividend on
share.
At the same meeting
Inc._.
Mullaney,
4,000
F.
Ladenburg. Thalmann &
for
in
net
year
revenues
Jan.
one
________
1,200
Crowell, Weedon & Co
Dewar, Robertson &
Pancoast
52,500
Co.___
&
Francis
as
from Longview
pending.
is
market,
The Home Insurance Co. and the
New Amsterdam Casualty Co.-announced on Nov. 10 that the Boards
of the two companies have agreed to proceed with a statutory merger
of the New Amsterdam into The Home.
It was also announced- that
several
a
and
primarily
vending
equipment
Co.
&
C.
Blair
Central America reports
for the nine
railway operating revenues of $9,783,989,
of
$10,256,495
month
Total
A
Home Insurance
with its
engaged
are
Illinois,
Brothers
Goodbody
1960
Under the judgment
■
will
After
of
purchase
Stearns
Bache
on
amounts for damages as
by the New York Supreme Court in the lawsuit brought by
B. Ripley and others against United Fruit Co. in which case
awarded
"appeal
30,
$667,484
above
Charles
'■V;
of
of
of
Tne.
be
1959
and
capital
snares
purchased:
A.
1493.
Railways
this
months
net
a
third
.
share
1960
30,
$81,138,526
the
closed.
250,000
of the purchase price
proceeds will be added
from the company and two selling sharenolders
following respective number of shares of the common stock, if any
to
Allen
cor¬
fourth
per
special
3-for-l
split
p.
Sept.
compared-- witli
month
comparable
Walter L. Jacobs, Hertz President, said more than 80%
of the $13
million increase in revenues over the first nine months of
1959 was
achieved through internal expansion.
"Despite some rising costs, notably interest, the corporations profit
ratio kept pace with the volume increase," he stated.
Net income before provision for Federal income taxes was $10,207,645
for the nine months ending Sept. 30, 1960, compared with $8,591,190
in the same period in
1959, an increase of 18.8%. Net income after
taxes
in
1960
is
$5,311,745, compared with $4,510,190 in 1959, an
of
months
of
its
of
equipment,
Vending,
vending
Michigan,
Johnston
the first nine
1959 period.
new
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
cents profit
13
report
the
the
call
stock.
192,
ended
operating
in
the
of
prepared
Wertheim
reached during July.
cents
to
authorize
to
The
was
meeting,
and
to
also
1960
in
International
v
$94,210,034
balance
working
of
sale
portion
a
establishments, office buildings and departjne^t . stores.
dispensed by
the
machines
are
coffee,' milk, not
These
Bear,
Down—News—
of
Hinman,
October
stock
months
,,
16.1%. to
The
the
are
Hutchinson
International Railways of Central America—Shows Loss
'
increased
revenue
Sold—Bear,
items
accounts,
agreed
McMaster
$15,205,082 and sales
International Paper,
it was
earnings
dividend
was
'
by the
Stock
the
\
-
,
Company;
Co.—Net
earnings
$1.50
and
their
At
stock
history were reported on Nov. 10
quarter and nine-month periods in its
Inc.
UNDERWRITERS—The
are:
group
Paper
net
stock)
sales
par
any
1960—9 Months—1959
Wisconsin,
California,
Oklahoma
and Alabama, and accounted for 75.2% of sales in the last fiscal year.
Military bases and installations accounted for about
6.2%
of total
vending sales; office buildings and department stores about 18.5%.
have
13,300
for
Oklahoma
in
$8,034,449 $66,226,378 $59,808,462
pay
coin-operated
cigarettes.
authorization
hopper
Most
cold
and
in 1959.
Net earnings for the nine
declined, however, amounting to $53,111,284
($3.94 a
share including 8 cents
profit from the sale of Longview stock) as
compared to $60,422,244 ($4.48 a share including 13 cents profit from
months
—
highs
to
used
subsidiaries
military
compared with $768,840,232
year as
,
.____
all-time
set
from
be
industrial
For the first nine months, sales by the companies are practically
unchanged from the previous year,
amounting
to $768,835,911
this
for
earnings
proceeds
purchase
through
installs.'
in
•-./
temporarily
and
oil
Stores Inc.—Sales Higher—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
with
revenues
Revenues
sells
and
797.
Co.—Common
company's
the
its
and
Ohio,
to
all-steel
new
$20,252,406 of which
$1,750,681
Longview Fibre Co. stock.
for this period amounted to $1.13
Earnings
directors
Corp.—Record Highs—.
p.
oversubscribed and the books
will
the
Principal
stock.
suspending a Regulation A exemption from
registration with respect to a stock offering proposal of
Seal.—V. 192, p. 1711.
Hertz
employees
associates offered
BUSINESS—Interstate
111.,
'products
Salomon Bros. &
a
to
of
compared
Act
Hermetic
produces
191,
$9,967,572
and
Vending,
be
"
..^
Commission
Securities
options
of
and
on Nov. 4, 285,000
company's common stock at a price of
share. The offering marks the first public
was
Automat
.
the
reported
amounted
scheduled for Nov. 7 in
determine
r
exercise
officers
In addition, 37,651 shares
Industrial's 5%
convertible
this
stock
initially
.
similar coupon.
a
Pressprich & Co.—V.
responding period
the corporation, ~ of Newark, N. J., the
the SEC New York Regional Office to
whether to vacate, or make permanent, a prior order "of the,
counsel
of
request
hearing
by
1960—Month—1959
Vending
PROCEEDS—Net
,
"
Corp.—Hearing Postponed—
Seal
common
upon
t
Co.
per
Gregory
Hermetic
and at $6
to adjustment).
shares.
A total
sale of the company's common stock. Of the total num¬
ber of shares
offered, 250,000 were sold by the company
and 35,000 for the account of selling shareholders.
The
Commission.
secured
are
John
by
5,
——
&
$14,875
secre¬
subsidiary,
new
Equipment Trust
—
$3,500,000.
quarter
40,000
7,500
—
—
advertising—;
and
organization
coupon,
Merle-Smith;
been
common
,
inventory
Reserve
Smith
Goforth,
the
Canadian
which
Department
___
of
Lehman
$8,200
20,000
expenses
of
cost
Co.
have
be sold to the public
sold to the public, or
of underwriting-.:
Payment of accounts payable
_—_
Purchase
of
of
1, * 1963,
(subject
805,000
200,000
additional
an
March
1965
Shares
Deducting from this the expenses, leaves a net of $89,000, which will be
used in the order of priority as set forth:
Corporate
RR.
Commerce
members
Longview
be
sale
International
best
per
may
have
officers
as
heating and drying equipment for the
processing industries.—«V. 192, p. 1197.;
food
of 98.54%
and
&
&
purchase
to
to
Dick
date.
PROCEEDS—$119,000
shares
L.
president, and Paul B.
1,
issuable
are
in Ohio.—V.
1493.
p.
common
4!/8%
a
certificates
Other
nonassess¬
stock
share
options
outstanding
shares
corporation
gas
___
192,
shares
common
Public offering of $2,625,000 Illinois Central
4Vs % equipment trust certificates, Series 51,
Interstate
The
.
mated
a wellresult of
share for a period of
five years.
There are no other options outstanding, The underwriters
were
entitled to purchase at 1 cent per share, one share of stock for
each four shares sold, and received at 1 cent per share, 8,500 shares of
until
Hupp
until
'
issued and outstanding 57,voting stock of the corporation.
shares.
Mr.
Cohen, Secretary-
common
for
management—Horace
vice
process
and
Central
Issuance
indus¬
currently
are
par
President,
and
Treasurer,
cent
1
has
of
part
or
Sept.
price of approximately $20.00 per share.
After Inter¬
purchase of 200,000 shares at $4.00 per share, said
a
Interstate
paper,
Inc.,
continue
Smitherm
textile
Hutzler bid
sale of stock will enable the company to greatly
expand its present lines and inventories, and will also allow the grant¬
ing of credit for accounts receivable from reliable firms.
500
natural
Stearns
Ekblom.
the
98.687% for
Fulton
the first being
share
conversion
upon
at
initial
Interstate
1961-1975, inclusive, is being made by a group
by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.1 at prices to yield
3.25% through 4,40%. The issue was won on a bid of
continuous opera¬
premises ,at 414
all
per
until
by another company, and
Industrial, at $5.00 per share.
Delaware
a
1398.
p.
due
the public offering and
.
192,
—
Railroad
distribution of the company accounts for approxi¬
of sales.
The balance of the sales also include do-itkits, hi-fi component parts, and other items for hobbyists,
yourself
is
—V.
Present
Abbott,
complete
fiber,
Illinois
-
70%
'
Hupp,1
Offered
industrial
The
mately
was
Sales
Jr.,
Limited;
acquisitions.
and the second being sales of these
and television service groups, including over-the-counter
radio
to
Corp.
W.
Mr.
install
paper,
trial distribution of electronic parts,
Spares
sales
headed
1958,
company
Under
and
*y(i
''v.'.
incorporated under
and l)as been in
was
Sept. 2,
on
since. -*■ The
ever
r--r.':'
'V.'..y--:
BUSINESS—The
State of
Smith
John
V
a July 21 offering circular, Nelson Securi¬
ties, Inc., 21 Greenwich St., Hempstead, N. Y., offered
34,000 shares of the company's 10 par common stock at
$3.50 per share, on a "best efforts" basis. The stock was
"■
L.
treasurer—will
and
according to
—Pursuant to
all sold;
Horace
Smitherm
name
Hempstead Electronics Corp.—Common Stock Offered
■
of
applied to the SEC under
authorizing its acquisition of
and the Commission has
has
order
1965,
$5
and
additional
issuable
and
period.—V.
drying pulp and
president;
share,
per
North Carolina.
-•t
process for
tary
$13
in
improve.
He said
the
its highly successful
in
shares and
royalty payments on Smith patents over a period of years, Mr. Ekblom
'said. The new acquisition will be operated as a
subsidiary under tne
23,076 shares of common stock (par $5) to
through R. S. Dickson & Co., Charlotte,
covering
at
decrease
to
divisions.
1959
City,
an
Gas
will become
convertible into 44,776 shares
at a
price of
$16.75
per
share.
Canadian Industrial,
directly
and
through three wholly-owned subsidiaries, is engaged in the produc¬
tion, purchase, transmission and sale of natural gas, and the produc¬
tion and sale of gasoline and oil.
Its direct operations and those of
two
subsidiaries
are
entirely in Canada.
The remaining
subsidiary
•
Harris-Teeter Super Markets, Inc., Charlotte, N. C.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
;
be
the
which already in¬
Britain, France and
approximately
finishing and color dyeing
synthetic textiles and commercial processing of food products.
The
transaction
involves
exchange of
all
common
and
preferred
•.
r
with
in
addition
debentures
refractories
and
quarter were $22,368,760 against $21,845,433
1959,
with share earnings of
29 cents as
of
cents
45
the
operations
products
third
quarter
with
opera¬
Hupp has enlarged its stake in infrared radiant heating by acquiring,
assets of Horace L. Smith Jr.,
Inc., Richmond, Va., thermodynamics
engineers specializing in radiant heating and drying, John C. Ekblom,
Hupp chairman, has announced. The Smith organization perfected the
.
out¬
,
the
metals
Sound
Hupp Corp.—Acquires—
Harris
A.
expand
important
to
plants.
manufacturing
an
date,
supplier
Corp.—Proposes Acquisition—
York
for
Period End. Oct. 31—
more..
or
Michael
third
compared
t"he
at
ranging
$100,000
on
company.
and
effect
in
commission
to
investment
open-end
value
asset
underwriting
an
less
net
the
to
superalloy
in
products,
Howe
1,
of
Industrial
260,000
debentures
earnings for the nine-month period.
decline of sales in the copper mill
stated, however, that
had
already started
sales
and
and
world
technicians
operations,
International,
are
with
offset by,the
continue
sales
Howe
Street,
sales
was
Weaver
and
will
company
This
record
overall result
The
New
Act
Sept.
price
of
for
after
$3,835,108
President,
Jr.,
world-wide
Industrial
thereafter
by
Up, Net Down—
announced
the
future
a
and
giving interested persons until Nov.
21,
1960,
to
a
hearing thereon.
Under
the
proposal,
International
will
200,000 shares of the $2.50 par common stock of Canadian
Industrial at $4 per share; and International also has an
option to
'
(N.
of
become
at
major
acquire
Canadian
Sound Co.—Sales
oneration
will
site
a
scientists
order
an
of
/
of
Company
Canadian
national's
Gulf & Western
Rectifier's
corporation,
Holding
stock
.
out¬
and
company
International Utilities
This
the
announced
was
associate
the
on
Rectifier,
provide
of
Amicably—
pending
between
Refining Co., Inc;,
of Commonwealth,
erected
5
request
Suits
litigation
years
Gil
Casey, president
Houdry.—V. 182,
shares
common
Process
be
will
installation
Italian
International
effec¬
787.
p.
the
will
International
devices,
manufacturing facilities in Japan, Great
Denmark, Lidow concluded.—V. 192, p. 114.
771.
p.
Lidow.
clude
merger
become
cannot
190,
the
buildings
to
semiconductor
share
one
Guaranty Co.—Receives Offer—
Title
Commonwealth
in
day.
4,000
In
progress.
Amsterdam
a
conditioned
thereafter
annually.
submitted
York
until
Chicago
An
point
per
and
share
be
Title
Houdry
natural
financing,
280,000 shares of
993.
a
system
New
contemplates
pur¬
and
of
purchase
gathering
about
at
company
,
the
Resources
Gulf
cumulative preferred stock
p.
Co.
Texas,
to
gas
Texas.
contracts
area
initial
capitalization
192,
County,
the
County,
various
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
standing
Transmission
Zapata
deliver
and
Starr
signed
producers
aggregate
in
Gas
at central lease delivery points, and Gulf Resources
Gathering have contracted with Tennessee to gather
such
Zim
Gas
Tennessee
producers
gas
Gas
at
gas
the
ural
Texas.
in
was
of
snare
stockholders
merger
New
and
Home
V,
■
of
unless
company
one
own
per
will
agreement
Dallas,
Natural Gas Gathering
Co.,
Inc.,
a
wholly-owned sub¬
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp., have entered into an agreement
under which they have
agreed jointly to participate in the construc¬
tion and operation cf a
natural gas gathering system in
Zapata and
by
$2.20
Texas,
of
program
for. one share of New Amsterdam stock.
It was also
is anticipated that the same annual rate of dividend
the merged company as heretofore paid by The Home,
it
paid
namely,
each
the
to
gather¬
system will
a
of
exchange
Home,
Home
gas
This
have
will
'
,
Resources,
stock
common
its
of
of
Counties,
lines and
gathering
the
cost
construction
day.
per
of
of
(1913)
Co.,
1,030
6
(1914)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Iowa Power & Light
No
Co.—Financing Proposal—
The
company, 823 Walnut St., Des Moines, filed registration state¬
ments
with
the SEC
on
Nov.
7,
1960, covering (a)
100,000 shares
of common stock and
(b)
$10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due
Both
1991.
.
issues
be
to
are
offered
for
public
sale
underwriting
«
This
—V.
Net
Total
of
proceeds
short-term
Incurred
the
by
with
program,
construction
early
months
program
1960
year
applied
toward
payment
incurred and to
$10,000,000)
The
be
of
1961.
The
involve
of
the
which
various
to
company
Rapid
10,148
shares
and
four
series
of
preferred
outstanding 2,041,842 common shares, of
owned by management officials.
The pros¬
are
pectus lists N. Bernard Gussett as Board
Thompson as President.—V. 192, p. 1398.
Chairman
and
A.
years
corporation
at
any
of
has
operation
series
Nova
of
due
A,
branch
called
May 31,
in
for
sinking
the
Canada
redemption
fund,
Paul
of Palo
$80
Nov.
on
$200,000
its
of
at 102.20%.
Payment
(Yukon Territory excepted)
1967
Scotia.
30,
also
be
made
Lytton
the
of
The
$2
Chase
Bank
stock
common
Bank
»
has
the
of
been
appointed
corporation.—V.
registrar
192,
of
of
(
A joint
to
agreement.
the
Jocelyn-Varn
participants
will
have
such property.—V.
; on
The
*
corporation
SEC
to
be
190,
receive
30%
a
interest
from
recovered
1421.
p.
New
York,
The
Oct.
on
covering
offered
N.
$2.50
Y.
.
proceds
28.
120,000
at
and
the
Kentucky
1960
Central
in
each
production
through
Investors
for
letter
a
ail
property
their
Planned
Service.
25
(par
Investing
East
Life
Insurance
in
this
total
which
with
Domestic
Ky.,
Life,
be
.
as
and
$6.5
division
a
Co.—
known
The
has
Life
million
acquired
increased
Life
about
and
three
the
Accident
President
$30
of
price
assets,
of
million
will
offered "by
Domestic
together
of
Kentucky Central,
purchase
♦directors
hold
life
total
infour
to
Insurance
Co.
Kentucky Central,
of
life
insurance
in
Life
consolidated
Kincaid
Kentucky
$115
was
be
Mr.
approximately
Central
share.
per
one-half
of
and
operated
said.
and
accepted
Directors
the
of
by
Domestic
shares
23,652
out¬
standing.
Mr.
Kincaid,
Kentucky
the
Co.
force
p.
acquired
Shoals
of
the
The
and
which
company,
century,
Muscle
prominent
Central
to
Life
about
Kentucky
became
had
its
made
Cardinal
president
in
Insurance
Co.,
of
acquired
1959.
acquisitions
no
Life
$220
of
acquisition
million
and
Alabama,
halfthe
Kentucky,
the Life
and
Insurance
Kentucky
to
resources
Life's
business
million.—V.
$34
in
190,
Kinney Corp.—Sales Off—
Period End. Oct. 31—
1960—Month—1959
Sales
$7,353,000
192,
$70,245,000
This
$64,766,000
Central Airlines,
corporation
the
of
The
Securities
general
Recent
local
a
Inc.—Registers Preferred—
service
awards
airline
by
the
operating
Civil
add
15
The
primarily
Aeronautics
additional cities to the
company's system
to
the
of
company's expanded
aircraft
route
and
Lane Bryant Inc.—Sales
li76r
p.
bank
other
meet
189,
for
be
been
capital
ing
of
field
to
the
have
its
will
owns
5,298
outstanding
shares, and
the
the
of
management officials as a gro.up own 116,754 shares.
Life Insurance Co. owns all of the outstanding
be redeemed), and Allstate Insurance owns
preferred stock. If Allstate Insurance elects
Mutual
preferred stock (to
all of the outstanding 6%
missile
plant
'
and
in
joint venture.
Company,
•
,
to
the
of
its
is
V
of
have
common
Mengel Co.—Merger-
and
been
million
$91
'
•
,
City,
Container
see
as¬
above.- -V.
Corp.,
192,
1198.
p.
since
Macco's
the
Period End
of
portion
'
•
Off—
Stores Co. Inc.—Sales
Mercantile
1960—9 Months—1959
$113,516,000 $111,131,000
'
/' i'.'vv •('
1960—Month—1959
Oct. 31—
$14,516,000 $14,838,000
Sales
immediately, and the building, to
is scheduled-for completion in 18
is
responsible for ".the operation
78,
which
the
will
manufacture
Minuteman
at
ICBM.
present.'
diversified
firm
residential
and
—V.
Division
project
a
Nov.
*'
in
estate
'
:
'
,
for redemption on Dec. 15, next, $530,000
pipe line bonds, 6%% series due 1977 at 100%
interest.
Payment will be made at the First
National City Trust Co., 2 Broadway, New York, Nv Y.—V. 191, p, 2747.
.The
.
its
at
102.60%
*
of
that
the
the
by
United
statement
referee
the
the
for
attention
of
the
court
at
stake.
the
to
The
Jr.,
that
disinterested
a
the
corporation
debtor's
Microwave
the
Inc.,
interests
that
reorganization"
be
can
trustee
be
to
appointed
The
1
proceeds
for
selling
of
J.
and
that
Period End.
determine
BUSINESS—The
192,
Qqt.,1960—Month—1959
1494.
p.
Minute
These
located
in
16
have
Carolina
applied
and
other
the
to
corporate
centers
an
North
engaged
with
Carolina,
in
of
of
six
570
in
business
the
in
present,
it
has
of
in
lanes.
vote
Virginia,
four
in
one
from
sale
of
the
of
stock
common
bowling
new
centers
stock,
subsidiaries
716,738
Sept.
shares of
market
no
capitalization
of
as
for
the
30,
the
of
1960
company's
Prior
to
or
1960
held
proposal.—V.
Dec.
1960
21,
Avenue,
of
1S2,
D.
stockholders'
into Coca-Cola Co.
10
at
York
New
record
Nov.
Y.
N.
will
Bankers
at
a.m.
17,
14
entitled
be
to
1817.
p.
mutual
C.,
under
the
be
investment
an
entered
Science
&
Investment
said
into
fund
has
applied
the
to
for
SEC
shares
shares
Stockholders
Aug.
to
22,
and
plan
Corp.
providing
of
rata
the
the
and
stock
of
pro
of
1960,
Company
company;
agreement
an
Electronics
for
assets
in
Axe
of
for
the
in
Fund
in
agreement
consummated.—V.
was
with
Axe
of the Fund's
subsequent distribution
exchange
of
the
approved
reorganization
an
the
and
stockholders
to
Fund
agreement
Missile Systems
new
its wholly-owned
long-term debt; and
this offering, there has been
Missile
in
stock.—V.
common
Oct. 29—
1960—4 Weeks—1959
$5,778,967
1493.
p.
special
company
Act declaring that it has
the Commission has issued
an
order giving
interested persons until Nov. 22, 1960, to request a
hearing thereon.
According to the
application,
the
Fund
in
June
and
company
$2,274,572
was
stock.
common
the
Sales
192,
be
Lexington
stockholders
Washington,
to
192,
p.
turers
Systems
dissolution.
July
190,
and
on
1072.
p.
avionics
1197.
Inc.
Tire
&
%
..
$3,OOO,0OO
tems'
1960—39 Weeks—1959
over-all
mentation
Co.—Acquires—
vair
The .Mansfield,
O., company announced on Nov. 1
completion of
negotiations for the purchase of the Pacific Tire & Rubber Co., Oakland,
Mr.
manufac¬
and
missile
Data-
of
sales
should
for
F.
in
W.
the
contribute
the
Bailey
coming
said the DataMation
fiscal year by more
substantially
Sys¬
Missile
to
year.
the
missile and space
age
industries.
The
prime missile manufacturers. Among them are Con-
include
in
Martin
Bailey said
data
Co.,
reduction,
and
Philip Kramer
changes
management
no
the
for
acquisition
engaged
Astronautics,
and
Angeles,
Los
the
is
for
customers
Rubber
in
components
announced
Chairman
increase
and
earnings
DataMation
_
and
9
Angeles.
Board
would
than
headquarters
Nov.
on
Los
Systems'
acquisition
$4,307,321 $41,564,284 $35,620,817
t.
of
with
assemblies
industries,
Mation,
Corp.—Acquires—
Corp.,
electronic
of
Missile
Period End.
the
purposes.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the issuance and sale of the
common
Maid
order
an
will
and
485
ceased
of
the
construction
will
on
its
of
details
to merge
Missiles-Jets & Automation Fund, Inc.—Seeks Order—
centers
Florida,
1960—3 Months—1959
$3,855,578 $10,409,870 $10,617,307
■
announced
proposal
a
meeting
This
construction
these
of
Six
'
:
upon.
Company,
Minute
operating
operation
scheduled for
more
VV
■'
has
Maid
voted
The
Trust
Georgia.
proceeds
cost
At
two
aggregate
one
PROCEEDS—Net
be
is
bowling centers.
be
will
the
company
automated
construction
equipment, small tools,
working capital.
and
Minute Maid Corp.—Merger Vote Set—
of
public Nov. 10, 150,000 shares of
Major
League Bowling & Recreation, Inc.
common
stock, par $1, at $9 per share. The company was formed
through the recent merger of two corporations operating
bowling houses established in 1957 and 1959.
modern
.VV f
a
purchase
inventory
to
$3,772,390
—V.
whether
reorganized and to investigate the conduct
of corporate affairs.—V. 192, p. 1711.
League
to
filed
purposes,
Sales
management
offered
used
be
to
are
promotion
and
1960
1,
Miller-Wohl Co. Inc.—Sales Higher—
"nothing
the pos¬
than
Bowling & Recreation, Inc.—Common
Offered—Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
C. Wheat & Co. are joint managers of the
group
Stock
Nov.
on
Commission
the
stated
filed
seeking
(meeting where
Major
Commission—
letter of notification with
the
SEC
covering 100,000 shares of
common
stock (par 10 cents)
"to be offered at $2.50 per'share, without underwriting.
recom¬
In
the
that
fact
it
had
corporation
Stamford, Conn.—Files
of America,
Corp.
The
sibility that these stockholders might be wiped ;out by the many
pending foreclosure actions. The Commission also stated that the report'1
of
the
referee
was
"clearly erroneous" in many other respects. It
the
accrued
plus
With Securities and Exchange
Denver.
which
who
dismissed.
be
Commission
for
need
in
Court
objections
Mountain,
Magic
of
are
District
in
Hilliard,
C.
reorganization
petition of
demonstrative
States
made
was
Benjamin
petition
12,000 stockholders
urged
mortgage
9,
approved
report
more
;-,
>
.
called
has
company
first
of
'
heavy: construction,
development.—V. 191,
v- -- •' ■
-
1493.
192, pp. 1198 and
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—Partial Redemp'n
models
structures
100
:
engaged
real
production
Some
:
1960, urged that the petition of Magic Mountain,
reorganization
under
Chapter X
of -the Bankruptcy Act
Mansfield
$6,578,777 $64,043,228 $61,806,678
shares
48,322
at
Associated
Lake
Salt
subsidiaries
excess
begin
Plant
of
the
approval of
—V.
1960—10 Months—1959
preferred stock into common, it will acquire an addi¬
of common, thereby holding 7.1%
of the then
stock.
such
convert
tional
outstanding
.
construction.
site
million.
will
Facility
stage
on
be
called
is
used
J
of
stock,
common
Massachuetts
route
be
and the outstanding preferred
has outstanding 710,360 shares
company
which latter, the Estate of Ermal W. Marsh
of record 106,519 shares, Allstate Insurance Co. owns beneficially
of
\
Minuteman
the
redeemed,
be
indebtedness
certain
to
addition
shares
the
growth
nationally.
equally
an.
for
won
which had
addition to
an
1959-1960.
greatest
1399.
p.
Force
sponsor
Wasatch
Commission's
the
mended
Up—
$6,592,837
1493.
loan,
requirements
706.
p.
1960—Month—1959
loTf—TIo-T"
V•
to
system.—V.
Period End. Oct. 31—
v
$3,000,000
a
$650,000
ing
Mangel Stores Corp.—Sales Higher—
offering and of
additional
acquire
has
/■•-ivi..
SEC
South
in
Board
increase
and
Air
totalling
Force
contracting
should
by approximately 100%.
Proceeds
to
the
of
becoming the
holding company
192,
be
pected
of
1
are
authorized the company to increase service within its
present area and
to extend service into
Washington and Baltimore. The new routes will
miles
addition
the
Magic Mountain, Inc.—Reorganization—
Indianapolis, Ind., filed
route
with
stores scheduled or ex¬
and 1962. The proceeds
used to replenish work¬
been expended for the construction and equipthe company's Yorktown, Ind., warehouse in
facilities necessary to service new
opened during fiscal years 1961
5% notes to be retired were
portation
Lytton Financial to
fiscal year on March
of
loan
missile
work
in
Corp.
2747.
.p.
and
is
company
midwest.
together
Construction
$26
over
Force
first
Macco
under
a
registration statement
Exchange Commission on Nov. 9 covering 130,000 shares of convertible
preferred stock, $20 par value. The stock will
be offered by the
company to the public through an underwriting group
headed by William Blair &
Co., of Chicago.
with
and
will
on
Air
included
shortly.
Lake
year
as
the
1960—10 Months—1959
$7,780,000
1493.
p.
Lytton
Association
increased
five-year period has
a
size" there
contracts
the. Air
that,
previous
of
:
(G. R.)
Lytton
year
Loan
of
<
raises
its
control
Following
the
in
Co.,
Carolina.
North
Life
973.
—V.
financier,
Insurance
South,
Domestic
over
Oakland.'
contract, Macco
Thiokol's
of
-
The
3.
which
of
acquire
that
Macco President F. E. Cornwall has announced.
on-site
months.
'<
•
force
to
&
_
to
had
1959,
Garvice D. Kincaid,
Nov.
on
Savings
corporation's
earnings.—V.
Johnson
was
Actual
Y.
:
:
November,
Louisville,
the
distinction
in
Builders
the
of
Inc.,
Accident
&
company,
companies since
acquisition of
the
Domestic
1958.
Later
Corp.,
Meadow,, N.
working capital and expansion.
surance
announced
Savings
Builders
of
the close
by
Savings & Loan Association of Pomona.
Lytton
$11,862,000
new
sociated
with
cents)
-
of
Foundation
Home
the
in
an
the
first
costs
notification
of
stock
common
*
Ky
of
in
1959,
January,
expansion.
less
million.
million
$5.1
million
$20
in
Company,
of
filed
of
share,
be used
Acquires—
Louisville,
Home
savings
are
Kaiser
With
.
The
and
further
$1.4
were
to
Corp.—Subsidiary in Joint Venture—
Diversified
..
shares
per
Fidelity
to
are
on
six-
venture headed by Macco Corporation's subsidiary, Diversified
Inc., has
been
selected
by. Thiokol Chemical
Corporation
construct
'are
'the
figure
formed
close
growth
contractors
Jungle Juice Corp., Seattle, Wash.—Files With SEC-^r!
assets
asset
achievement
Tremonton, Utah,
a
of property interests; the drilling, completing and equipping of certain
wells;,and certain other expenses as set forth in the 1961 exploration
after
of
growth
Macco
the
participations in larger amounts will be in multiples of $5,000. Amounts
for such participations are intended to cover acquisition costs
-•
time
the
1957
and
the
the
with
1816.
p.
paid
t
$80,341,081
.
51/4%
and
Gas
Associates,
310
KFH
Building,
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 9,
1960, covering of $1,500,000 of Oil and Gas Exploration Agreements.
The prospectus states
that, except in special circumstances, JocelynVarn will not accept any participation of less than $20,000 and that
filed
growth
by
in
Along
Oil
1961
Kan.,
against
carry
In
company
Jocelyn-Varn Oil Co.—Proposes Offering—
Jocelyn-Varn
in
organization
Builders,
Wichita,
compared with
Inc.—Appointed—
Manhattan
value
par
and
announced
was
Oct. 31., as
acquisition of the
Association by Lytton
Loan
that
was
acquired
record
record
Jahncke Service,
|
1960.
This
V
Savingo,&
At
permit
Foundation
deben¬
will
of
as
company
directly and
purposes.
President,
Alto and Home Builders
million
31,
next,
5lA%
corporate
•
$100,509,123
Park
ago.
to
Continued
The
to
increased
Financial
and
Financial
Home
tures,
general
passed the $100 million mark, it
Lytton,
million
$12
Lytton
Savings
Irving Oil Co. Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
through
have
Bart
amounted
growth
1956;
indebtedness
has
now
by
Canoga
five
than
1961.
of
addition
In
stock,
9
total
month-old
that its
$9,500,000
about
for
on the same
date a year ago, and
31, 1960, the end of the fiscal year.
Lytton Financial had its beginning with the
estimates
company
expenditures
for
used
.
March
applied toward payment of other
incurred during 1960 and to be incurred
$11,000,000
The
be
$67,026,047
its construction
for
linancmg
assets
Nov.
on
of
being
will
and
at
be
temporary
as
costs
construction
will
(estimated
balance
for
the
financing
company
any
program
the
during
this
loans
bank
to
,
Monday, November 14, 1960
.
.
(formerly called Marsh Foodliners, Inc.) operates,
through two subsidiaries, a chain of 67 self-service, cash
supermarkets, of which 42 are in Indiana, 10 in Ohio,
three in North Carolina, eight in South Carolina and four in Georgia.
The company also operates a bakery and ice cream plant and processes
and
packages delicatessen items.
The net proceeds from the sale of
debentures will be used as follows: $65,000 to prepay 5%
notes, due
Dec
31
1962$233,437.50,
plus an amount equal to any accrued
dividends, to redeem all of the company's outstanding 2,250 shares
of 5 V* %
prior cumulative preferred stock at $103.75 per share, plus
accrued
dividends;
$750,904, plus an amount equal to any accrued
dividends, to redeem all of the company's outstanding 7,084 shares of
6%
cumulative
preferred stock at a redemption price of $106 per
share
plus accrued dividends (such stock is convertible into common
until'seventh day prior to redemption date, at conversion price of
$14,66 per share of common); and the balance and other corporate
funds will be used to equip,
stock and procure the additional trans¬
involved.
are
2041.
p.
Lytton Financial Corp.—Assets Soar—
competitive
at
bidding.
,
is
proceeds
190,
.
will
Aerojet General.
remain President
anticipated.—V.
are
docu¬
company's
processing
and
DataMation
of
192,
704.
p.
Calif.
Lear, Inc.—Net Rises—News—
James
"
"
.a
in^of'Si qfiqSfU£ine i^nthSi o1 1960
Ma
Lear' Inc" had °Perating earngain over the $*>688,168 for the same period
Handschumacher, President, has announced. Sales of
compared with $61,342,935 at the three-quarters mark of
2 ^
iSft
oftn
ono
1959
a i
«
this
of
assets,
riS«
of 1959,
Included
total
a
earnings
over the
the
4 A
debentures
of
65
99
cents
revealed.
year
per
In
in
increase
fo
face
83,300
shares
subordinated
of
amount
tne
period
resulting
2,712,628
a
debentures.
$395,000
remained
year
from
At
an
earlier.
the
con¬
30
outstanding
months ended Sept. 30, sales were
earnings $684,548, equal to 25c a share
compared witn
sales of $22 767,000 and
earnings of $564,125, equal to 21 cents a share
the
similar
Agreements
strengthened
quarter
signed
Lear
Handschumacher
Ltd.
of
i'
their
A
position
s
for
and
months
in
the
Agreements
the
marketing
electronic
braking
foreign companies further
industrial
have
of
been
for
trucks,
commercial
signed
airborne
equipment in
device
and
both
sales
the
third
U.
and
trailers
systems
S.
and
and
buses
'
cash
of
record
dividend
of
Directors
Nov.
10.—V.
10
on
192,
cents
Oct.
p.
Can-
of
Hands¬
the
company reduced its outstanding
by $600,000 from $19,200,000 to
$18,600,000.
Board
for
manufacture
•
quarter
fields
Plannair'
with
cooling
bank
common
payable
share
Dec.
was
1
to
declared by the
shareholders of
on ^0V' *' I860 filed a letter of notification with
covering 30,769 shares of common stock (par $7) to be
to
ployees
Stock
salaried
employees
Purchase
Plan
of
the
company
at-the-market
on
"
<*&■ jy
*1*
'jPt&k.Exchange and.Pacific
of
the
Bank
and
Marquette Cement Manufacturing Co.—To Acquire—
company.—V.
and
assets
of
North
the liabilities of
of
Marquette
American
North
by
American
to
North
shareholders,
in
the
ratio
shares,
Marquette.
and
will
will
Marquette
issue 575,158
assume
common
shares
both
common
agreement contemplates
reorganization
under
American
of
one
for
distribution
Marquette
to
North
common
American's
for
share
Internal
Revenue
Code.
for
its
Gloucester
The
50
Santicizer
Subject to the approval of the shareowners of the respective
and subject to certain other conditions, it is expected
will be consummated on or before Jan.
20, 1961.
of the shareholders of both companies have been called for
transaction
also
of
the
to
phthalate
Meetings
Jan.
10,
the
9
1961
to
appointed
trustee,
certificates,
trust
1975, both inclusive,
v-
;•
site
the
on
construction
additional
announced
plant
will
build
three
construct
of
per
year
a
number
of
a
chloride,
phthalic
All
160
it will
production
esters,
site.
that
first
for
produce
Santicizer
in
been
equipment
from
-.
Nov.
on
pounds
the
benzyl
plant
at
corpora¬
that
has
Co.
5%
1
Co.—Construction—
650-acre
disclosed
as
other
-
the
1817.
p.
company
new,
earlier
Monsanto
year
192,
million
160
announced
per
Trust
for
in
River
Deleware
County, N. J.
company
facture
York
Chemical
Louis
St.
plans
each
class A and B,
of North American.
The
that the transaction shall constitute a tax-free
the
The
-
Marquette Cement Manufacturing Co. of Chicago, and North Ameri¬
Cement Corp. with
headquarters in New York, announce the exe¬
cution of an agreement
providing for the acquisition of the business
can
New
registrar
due serially on each June
Monsanto
at
plant
there
units
to
ingredient
an
has
are
manu¬
ester
location.
the
anhydride,
already
phtnalate
to
trademarked
compounds
plasticizer
a
of
there
unit
a
been
20
produce
million
of- Santicizer
another
for
announced
scheduled
160.
ingredient
to
be
in
pounds
large
A
of this and
construction
early
operation
1962.
tary plasticizer,
1961.
all-vinyl
Marquette has cement producing plants at Oglesby, 111.; Des Moines,
Iowa; Cape Girardeau, Mo.; Nashville, and Cowan, Tenn.; Brandon,
Miss.; Superior, Ohio; Rockmart, Ga.; and Milwaukee, Wis.
The com¬
pany has shipping plants at Chicago, St. Louis, Memphis and
Vicksburg.
North
American
has
cement
producing plants at Catskill, N. Y.;
Howes Cave, N. Y.; and
Security, Md., and has a shipping plant at
Framingham, Mass.
billion square
It
is
tinued
contemplated that
under
1399.
Libby, McNeill & Libby, Chicago, 111.—Files With
SEC
?
agent
RR.—Appointment—
floor
is
reported
to
be
the
primarily due to its
tile.
feet
Vinyl
of
tile
floor
tile
nation's
volume
use
for
accounted
largest-selling proprie¬
in
vinyl-asbestos
half
almost
of
and
1.8
the
produced
domestically in 1959.
Monsanto now manufactures
phthalic anhydride and phthalate esters
including Santicizer 160 in plants at Everett, Mass., and St. Louis.
—V.
192,
1612.
p.
Montgomery Ward & Co. Inc.—Sales Higher—
.
per
21,
4.v^QTP«ompaii^
offered
paying
series N,
plant's tire and tread rubber manufacturing facilities since Nov. 1, 1952.
—V.
190, p. 53.
tions,
with
explained.
During the
loans
year.
recent
Telma of France for the
electrical
chumacher
last
stated.
England
communications
in
Chemical
The
January,
1951, and the remaining t>0%
now
has been
Bay Rubber Co. The purchase price was not disclosed.
lease
agreement,. Mansfield
has
operated
the - Oakland
from
IV*
Sept
*o?1Qit-» 456 and quarter, the three
Lflhir<l
$22,933
for
since
Through
the
xor
like
cents.
at Sept. 30. 1960 were
2,581,132 shares outstanding
were
convertible
the
stock
acquired
Missouri Pacific
profit
from
share
the
outstanding
131,496
in
of
income
were
shares
increase of
version
share
per
Common
making
?ept- 30> Handschumacher
e
Hoffman, president of Mansfield said Inland Rubber Corp.,
wholly-owned Mansfield subsidiary, has owned 50% of the Pacific
v
Operating earnings per share were 71 cents.
Non-recurring
equalling 28 cents per share was realized earlier
sale
H.
pursuant
the
New
to
the
York
Coast stock.
Em¬
Stock
Exchange..
Marsh
Marsh
ment
the
business
of
management.—V.
North
191,
p.
American
will
be
Period End. Nov. 2—
con¬
the
SEC
on
November
4,
debentures due
for
public sale through a group of
Lynch, Pierce,, Fenner; & Smith*
prlce^and - underwriting- terms'areyfcQ
Ind.,
1960,
filed
a
registration state¬
covering $2,000,000 of
December
15,
underwriters
1980,
to
headed
con-,
be offered
by
191,
p.
$
108,547,621
Sales
Supermarkets, Inc.—Files Debenture Offering—
subordinated
1960—4 Weeks—1959
$
2416.
—V.
Supermarkets, Inc., Yorktown,
with
vertible
present
105,244,869
$
$
1568.
Motor Products Corp.—Name
See
1960—9 Months—1959
885,212,738 861,177,003
Nautec
Corp.,
below.—V.
192,
p.
Changed—
1494.
Merrill
interest rate, public, offering
be, supplied- by amendmentr
J
Munsingwear, Inc.—Additional
Financing Details—
Our Nov, 7 -issue reported the-Nov, 3 offering of $3,000,000
i
Srr
jjP
■■
Volume
192
Number
6003
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1915)
of this firm's convertible subordinate debentures.
tional
Addi¬
Norris-Thermador
financing details follow:
Corp.—Acquires—
three
for cash the assets of U. S. Porcelain
Vernon, Calif., the corporation announced on Nov. 9.
Porcelain, whose annual sales exceed $2,000,000, manufactures
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions set forth in
the Underwriting Agreement, the
company has agreed to sell, and each
of
the
underwriters, lor whom Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Piper,
Enamel Company,
Jaffray
plumbingware and procelain architectural panels, and performs contract
to
&
Hopwood
U.
a
acting as representatives, has severally agreed
the principal amount of debentures set opposite its name
purchase,
are
porcelain
below:
Piper,
Sachs
&
Jaffray
Lehman
&
&
Coffin &
Burr,
Inc.
—V.
Kalman
,
&
M.
&
125,000
;
Co.,
Loeb,
Inc
Rhoades
Co.
Lynch,
ShearSon,
See
Pierce,
Fenner & Smith
Hammill
250,000
Co. 150,000
&
This
Aeronautical
not disclosed.—V.
corporation,
with
to
the
be
Weld
&
Co.,
stock
is
expected
The
in
Inc.,
8,
Yarnall,
to
be
Pa., filed a registration state¬
covering 60,000 shares of common
1960,
public
sale
Biddle
offered
by
underwriters
Co.
&
early
in
and
headed
Stroud
January
by
&
Co.,
$32
at
the
ment.
Net
proceeds
mortgages
on
$260,000);
to
plants
all
stock
of
offering
the
bank
two
loans
facturing
will
be
per
used
companies
(amounting
$300,000, to construct an
including
enlarged
to
as
this
of
the
prepay
4V\%
Operating
Operating
Federal
White,
Inc.
addition
plant,
to
facilities
to
The
Garfield.
Management
officials
outstanding stock.—V. 192,
an
own
National
The
Manhattan
stock, $1
common
Bank
value,
par
has
of the
and
43.63%
of
registrar
190,
prominent
President
this
of
scanning
in
Dallas
equipment,
Wertheim
&
Southwest
investment
this
banking
corporation.
manufacturer
stated
that
bank
of
Carl
firms
Herman
M.
"The
rapid
NDP
the
of
will
financial
these
made
firms
is
expected
further
to
NDP, and, in addition, their
any
public financing that may
facilitate
&
stockholders
the
covering
sells
the
at
corporation
of
variety
a
annual
automotive
become
has
meeting.
now
engaged
is
products
1
Ray
in
name,
change
diverse
and
The
in Detroit,
ices
of
name
to
and
business
industry,
Division.
reported.
he
'
As
of
rent
new
the
June
filed
declaration
a
with
the
of
to
request
a
hearing
V.
loans
and
out
equipment
of
be
The
the
Home
of
as
than
company's
The
New England
Period End.
above.—V.
Co.,
185,
in
strict
which
and
of
1960—Month—1959
Bond
Dale
of
the
into
small
so
that
Operating
2 k 34,364,815
revenues
Operating
expanses
present
of
that
Calif.
location
On
256
units
...
will
...
at
757
and
for
The
fit
in
the
Co.
The
and
con-
adaptable
are
.004
into
of
an
an
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
of
to
to
—V.
stock
192,
(par
value
Both sales
the
over
in
for
dollars
are
of
39,404,010
5,484,105
4,403,857
4,927,901
4,071,367
48,611,427
$14,275,053
in
1959
represents
$712,833,
192,
an
11%
92
cents
or
rise
of
"
-
-
chairman
amount
Fruit
I) 1
i
Period End. Sept. 30—
192,
1494.
p.
39,274,704
•
' f
v
Other
New Hampshire Insurance
President
and
'
'
L.
$
Morris
of
Illinois
the
National
Insurance
Company
S. Harvey of the New Hampshire Insurance
that the directors of the respective companies
have voted approval of an
offer by the New Hampshire to purchase
all
of
the
outstanding stock of
the
Illinois National through an
exchange of stock on the basis of seven shares of New Hampshire
by
be
will
to
be
made
57,503,608
11,918,000
operating taxes—
10,226,501
operating
15,266,476
after
income
charges.
192.
contingent
outstanding
upon
the
of
Illinois
The
of the terms of exchange
the deposit of not less than
Illinois National in acceptance
Development
-
covering
Oct.
200,000
28,
1
filed
1960
shares
of
letter
a
—V.
(par
50
^
I960—.Month—1959
Pan
1960—10 Months—1959
$20,858,192 $194,619,907 $186,317,313
American
of
revenues
to
World
Airways
$310,649,000
$266,333,000
Passenger
1494.
Newton
for
the
for
on
the
Nov.
Shopping Center, Inc., Ralston, Neb.
Securities and .Exchange Commission—
—
Files
first
corresponding
revenue for
increase
20%
Freight revenue
reported
creased
The
corporation on Oct. 21, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
the
SEC
covering
$300,000 of 6%
sinking fund debentures to be
offered at face value in denominations of $1,000 each.
The offering
The
-
of
a
underwritten
proceeds
shopping
are
by
to
The
be
First
used
center. •
area
east of the city.
supermarkets In Baltimore
and
has
12
1960—10 Months—1959
$7,315,698 $74,553,361
$68,231,750
Debentures
—
Offered—Pur¬
a
number of
related
products, including marine
convector covers and Venetian blind pockets.
manufactures
mail
chutes
and
receiving boxes
the
its
first
estimated
the
installation.
multi-story
proceeds
securities
underwriter's
subordinated
due
stock
* Ex eluding
to
will
to
be
be
realized
the company
$242,000 after
and of the
by
approximately
commission
and
expenses
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
convertible
1970
(par
60,000
debentures
-
Outstanding
and
I
:
I
shares
$300,000
$300,000
*310,600 shs.
750,000 shs.
value $1)
for Issuance upon conversion of
reserved for issuance to employees
reserved
30,000 shares
the company's Restricted
Stock Option Plan.
Potomac Electric Power Co.—Registers Bonds—
This
'
purchase
"
utility,
of 929
E Street, N.W.,
Washington,
D.
C.,
on
Nov. 10
registered $40,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1995, with the SEC.
proceeds are to be used for debt reduction and construction
.
the Jan.
1
nine
months
period
to Sept.
expenses,
Up—News—
of
on
total
compared
for
by
over-$206,789,000
was
the
15%.
$29,319,000,
first
nine
months
of
in
the
same
Trust
for
Co.
of Lincoln,
working capital and
Lincoln,
Neb.
construction
Net
per
Income
share
95
cents
in
1959.
on
after
taxes
6,611,317
6,580,198
on
.
'
for
the
This
period
shares
shares
-
.
up
14.6%
from
the
last
year.
1959.
Operating
in¬
expenses
j
;' •,.
$7,317,000 or $1.11
.
months
outstanding,
outstanding
was
compared
for
$104,116,000
to
$6,284,000
the corresponding
.......
..
,
,
or
period
-
quarter of 1960 were $119,309,-'
reported
for
the
corresponding
and
New
Rochelle,
assemblies
tronics,
*
of
Total operating revenues for the third
000
of
increase of 9%- over the $26,780,000
nine
and will be offered for sale at competitive bidding,
192, p. 1343.
probably
7.—V.
Precisian Circuits,
1959.
30 period was $248,006,000,
-
?
.
an
Dec.
operating
1960
reported
10
-
be
six
basis.
pursuant to
cents)
'
will
an
annually.
The
a
...With
$11,000,000
I960—Month—1959
sells
of
debentures,
the
offer.
$21,732,062
—
192, p.
of
excess
notification with
of
stock
common
'
.:
Minn.—
offered at $1.50 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds
are
to be used
for accounts
payable,
to
contracts, advertising and promotion, and working capital.
Newberry Co.—Sales Up—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Sales
in
'
also
sale
of
Common
Minneapolis,
Corp.,
Pan American World Airways—Net
(J. J.)
the
equipment for
6V*%
v
be
.
been
Authorized
•
•;;
.
;
corporation on
SEC
for
suburban
a
CAPITALIZATION
15,012,324 134,935,076 125,182,271
13,176,985 113,472,503 105,607,804
Files With SEC—
.the
approval
and upon
stock of the
Hampshire's
stockholders
chain,
debentures, due Nov. 15, 1970.
the
rental
75,964,490
91,579,491
8,538,717
13,360,951
"
1494.
p.
announced
Approximately $162,000 for the purchase of additional machinery
the new plant, Including an overhead crane, con¬
system and additional power brakes, shear, punch presses, fork
lifts and an automatic paint line.
No representation is made that
this
sum
will be
adequate to purchase all equipment planned for
the new premises, and the company Intends to purchase a substantial
amount
of machinery
on
an
installment basis or other credit or
and
51,456,423 497,987,681 459,218,782
12,345,000 107,865,000
99,887,000
Palomino
-
,
the
to
authorities
the
New
of
the
National.
Illinois
offer
appropriate
81%
of
of
formal
National
—v.
1
own expenses of the offering estimated to be $8,000.
It is
that such proceeds will be applied as follows:
Approximately $60,000 to complete the deposit of security under
the lease for the company's new plant at Carlstadt, N. J.;
(b) Approximately $20,000 for the expenses of moving to the new
plant;
announced
shares
six
The
Net
Nov.
on
(a)
760,252,543
expenses
income
taxes—
Net
Lester
President
Company
for
v
C.
Co.—To Acquire—
Fruit
veyor
87,352,464 832,367,248
Federal
Penn
anticipated
.
94,914,585
revenues
Operating
:
of
company's
1950—9 Month—1959
$
$
1960—Month—1959
$
—V.
1712.
(c)
'•
Operating
has
recently made
payment
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
43,774,489
36,544,354
has
from
'
Net
p.
cash.
has operated
PROCEEDS—The
$789,212,
outstanding.
shares
common
of
volume
company
and
earnings for last year's like period
share on the same number of shares.
per
192,
standard
The
600.
p.
1
borrowings.—V.
joiner doors and frames,
this year.
amounted to
1960
773,835
long-term
schools,
$14,869,309
to
the
to
company manufactures and sells custom-engineered
fireproof hollow metal doors and frames for use in
hospitals, defense installations,
office buildings
and other
institutional, commercial and industrial structures.
In
addition, It
303,000 shs.
'
21,677,030
operating income
Net after charges
same
successful
was
BUSINESS—The
over
of
36,959,010
23,728,711
the
to
Inc.—Acquires—
$7,880,646
and
Outstanding
Sept. 30, 1960 rose over one-half
period last year, stated Mr. Hughes,
months
—V.
2,325,662
above
available
extreme
recourse
Cooke,
vertible
ended
This
$
4,004,982
months
is
a Nov. 2
offering circular, R. L. Scheinman &
Co., 120 Broadway, New York 5, N. Y., publicly offered
at par $300,000 of this firm's 6y4% subordinated con¬
shareholders.
to
which
recently enacted
the
Pioneer Industries, Inc.
Co.—Sales, Net Up—
Earnings during the nine
equal
to $1.02 per share on
1950—9 Month—1959
2,467,528
nine
the
report
of
suant to
,
earnings for the first three quarters of 1960 increased
last year,
President Reuben P.
Hughes
has
interim
result
a
^—V. 192, p. 1494.
period
an
climbing from
2673.
taxes—V 4,405,237
income
and
same
Settlement—News-
bring total i960 dividends to $1.40 a share,
1959, including a 20-cent year-end extra.
directors has elected to settle its Federal in¬
Sales
1304.
p.
of
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.—Sales Higher—
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
25c)
of
Period End. Oct. 31—
manu¬
Authorized
Common
earnings
one
work
such
The
share.
a
and
on Nov. 5.
'
purchase of this chain, first since Penn Fruit was organized In
1927, marks the beginning of an acquisition program by the company,
Mr. Cooke said.—V. 192, p. 1858.
Laboratories.
PRESENT
TO
$5,008,430
The
„
inch.
of
area
components
customers
Electronics
of
j in the area pursuant to the take-over
...
principal
Hoffman
in
as
Highway in
Penn
<
high
and
sockets
com¬
share,
Organized in 1924, the company operates six supermarkets In the fol¬
lowing locations: two of the Schreiber stores are in the downtown area
Baltimore, on Eutaw and Paca Streets; three are in shopping centers;
Liberty Heights, Charing Cross, and Glen Burnle; and one is on the
microminia¬
use
a
of
epoxy
specifications.
necessity
Pulaski
miniature
Nebraska, and others.
company
precision machines electronic
'The
will
its
than
Schrelber's
feet;
assemblies
boards.
sales
appeared to be extremely uncertain.
that if, in the litigation, the government
greater
Samuel
story concrete
approximately
the remaining area housing
new
added
undisclosed
com¬
single
a
square
and
Monte,
share,
a
$1.55
or
outstanding at Sept. 30,
increased by 53,128 during the 12 month
share.
Penn Fruit Co.,
Products,
million
operating taxes—
Federal
.'Other
$1.09
shares
of the depletion allowance
manufacturers, Mr. Druckenmiller said.
success
the
company's
facturer's
31,793,057 301,954,525 282,629,633
20,533,512 190,210.377 180,219,104
22,007,945
;
to
$838,570
of
retirement
anticipated
the
period
increase.
equal
of
interpretation
maintaining
of other current
facilities.
circuit
....
.
cur¬
proprietorship
El
at
its
10,000
Pacific Hawaiian Products
$
the
purchase of Schreiber Bros., Inc., Baltimore supermarket
sole
like
position, Penn-Dixie's liability would be
approximately $7,600,000 including interest which
Is involved in the settlement.
He also noted that Penn-Dixie, with
working capital of $20,303,000 including cash and government securities
on
hand of $17,758,000 would be able to absorb the
liability without
10,000
for dip soldering. The products
accepting wire diameters as small as
Hughes Aircraft
$74,553,361 $68,231,751
$
$
for
$590,864,
earnings
common
were
a
board
reported that,
He
in
73,000
result
consists
testing
electronic
for
far
exceeded
for
Inc,
the
legislation and tho
decision of the Supreme Court
in the Cannelton Sewer
Pipe Case,
Penn-Dixie was faced with the
necessity either of settling the contro¬
versy on the basis of depletion at the kiln-feed stage of the manufac¬
turing process, or engaging in protracted litigation in which the outlook
of
$100,997.70
1957
administrative offices
are
cents
declaration
cement
75,000
principal business is
the
manufacture of
micro¬
plastic resistor bobbins and escapulation cups.- The
products are stocked and carried in all military sizes. The bobbins
and cups are used by electronic manufacturers in the production of
resistors.' The company manufactures these products in large volume,
selling to principal customers such as Kelvin Electric, Van Nuys,
California,c Cinema Engineering, Division of Aerovox; Key»-Resistor,
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings-
Sept. 30—
for
deficiencies for the years 1951
through 1959 which have been
in controversy, B. W.
Druckenmiller, President of the company, re¬
ported. Deficiencies were claimed by the government on the basis of a
satisfactory.
moved
Calif.,
of
a
March,
inch.
miniature
1960—10 Months—1959
p.
than
tax
come
65,000
designed
aie
sockets
square
payment
predecessor
approximately
production
miniaturization
Casualty Co.—Merger—
Insurance
Industries,
on
Nov.
10 declared a
quarterly dividend of 35 cents a
the company's
capital stock. It is payable on Dec. 15, 1960 to
shareowners of record Nov. 30, 1960.
15,000
substantial portion
this offering, it is
a
more
company
of
to
of
proceeds
will
manufacture
Hectors
and
liabilities
company
speed
machinery
assemblies
;
has recently developed
component sockets and connector
ture
or
loans
However,
payment
Azusa,
devoted
Sales
See
1
on
This
—...
current
operations
Coney,
announced
New Amsterdam
capital.
I960
share
thereon.
______
the
—
1960,
1,
bank
and
socket
liabilities
1960
ratio
current
The
995.
p.
working
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.—Tax
$10,000
existing
the
structure
Higher—
$5,927,319
$5,966,972
__
192,
was
produced
year
47
manufactures and
Sales
for
accounted
months'
outstanding
or
He
:
actual
of
•
1960—Month—1959
Files
—
Director s
follows:
$69,324.72.
North
first quarter
Period End. Oct. 30—
than
Income
nine
Period last
.
SEC
net
proceeds to
the company from the sale of
approximately $247,000. The estimate of approximate
as
30,
Aug.
in
Nigro
Neisner Brothers Inc.—Sales
per
earnings of the
corporation
to
date
were
adversely
affected by Vlchek s earlier losses and the
slowdown in the economy."
Mr. Pendleton
commented.—V. 191, p. 2308.
St., San Francisco, Calif., publicly
120,000 shares of this firm's 250 per
current
menced
.
v Mr.
•1960—the
has
working capital
BUSINESS
its serv¬
is
1959
''The
Act
improvement.
liabilities
reported "that sales for the three months ended Sept.'30,
of Nautec's fiscal year—jumped 23% to $3,739,384 from $3,032,534 a year earlier,
Pre-tax profits were $489,334 as
against
$373,282 in the year-ago period.
Net profits amounted to
:$352,834,
after provision of $136,500 for estimated Federal income
taxes, and were equivalent to 63 cents per share on 563,900 outstand¬
ing common shares.
Richard
H.
Bertram, President of the Bertram Yacht Division of
Nautec, has been elected to the Board of Directors of the company,
Ray Nigro, President, announced on Nov. 3.
-
is
of
bank
said that
NAU from
name
31,692,213
a
1960,
sold
assets
The
The
more
with
compared with $1.55
will be
funds
other
made
makes
describe
1960,
4,
$254,065,
stock at $2.50 per share.
General
■
to
17,
Advertising
Bond Steel & Storage, located
to more adequately
also has been changed
Warehouse Service
changed
the
Retirement
activities
longer
•" '
Detroit-based^ corporation,
of Nautec's divisions,
one
vote
was
business
no
$4,985,000
share
was
cents
of
Shares
—
with respect to the solicitation of
proposal to amend its pension plan for
Commission has issued an order giving interested
with
Acquisition of additional
with
>
Nigro; President of the
the ticker symbol for <the common stock was
MPS at the start of Trading Nov. 3, 1960.
v
by
Ohio,
Company
Nov.
engineering,
Corp.
3,558,932
Development of connectors and
accelerate
indicated
Nautec
services,
and
'
parts.
The
1960
primarily through the sale of 50,000 shares to the
public in
i960 in connection with the acquisition of Vlchek.
Fox the third
quarter, the three months ended Sept. 30, 1960, sales
were $5,380,808 and
earnings were $151,496, or 28
2307.
and
of
a
Name, Director—
Corporation
2205.
May,
Nov. 9 offering circular, Pacific Coast Securities Co.,
10%
Products
because
and
p.
block
Nautec Corp.—New
Akron,
connection
until
Co.,
association
be
3,788,208
Holding
in
shares
Jr.,
future.
Motor
«
used
period,
1494.
Montgomery
optical
Rhoades
of
income
company,
use
originally for the Federal Reserve System and optical
automation of credit card billing systems.
growth
29,994,215
charges.
p.
common
equipment for the
interest
the
119,736,682
15,142,117
the
a
Co.,
developed
129,587,658
Omega Precision, Inc.—Common Stock Sold—Pursuant
Lehman Brothers, Bear, Stearns & Co., and First
are included in the banking group.
Mr. Philipson
commented that this
investment by a group of well-known financial
firms
is
further
recognition
of the growth
potential of NDP and
its
ability
to
in
its
chosen
fields.
compete
Equipment
currently
being sold by NDP includes magnetic ink character recognition equip¬
scanning
196,981,408
13,334,614
32,108,394
29,156,538
191,
Company
ment
$
'
22,601,369 212,984,025
14,537,840
PROCEEDS—The
and
mark
Penn-Dixie's
the
Philipson,
automation
$
24,517,403
____
35,323,441
employees;
of
for
has
L.
Loeb,
be
„° 5 based on the 542,283
1960.
3,930,970
Plant
of
86
p.
$14,967,258 at the three
1959, Morris B. Pendleton, President, has announced.
contribution to consolidated sales from Vlchek
Tool Co., acquired
quarter
i
4,240,972
persons
ing Group—
group
of
or
Industries, Inc. (& Subs.)—Net Down
1950—9 Month—1959
16,851,153
192,
—V.
1940.
p.
1960—Month—1959
31,221,773
the
significant investment
to
are
Consolidated net
1,653,190
proxies
National Data Processing Corp.—Investment by Bank¬
A
last
pared
3,682,595
offered
company.—V.
quarter
$5,632,000
to
net sales of Pendleton
Tool
months ended Sept. 30, 1960 were
higher
year. Sales of $16,348,867
compared with
The
1,852,215
manu¬
laboratories
appointed
third
Consolidated
nine
Co.—Earnings—
3,886,376
under
to
been
expenses
income
This
Aug.
Co., Inc.—Appointed—
Chase
proceeds
Pendleton Tool
Vancouver,
operating
240
,
30
quarter
per
The
211.
p.
Ohio Edison Co.—Pension Amendment—
all
some
on
Air-Shields'
aggregate
Sept. 30—
revenues
after
—V.
1711.
p.
the
compared
cents
Net
and the balance for working capital.
The prospectus lists James M. Riddle, Jr., as President and A. Rufus
Applegarth, Jr., and Ernest Garfield as Vice-Presidents.
Of the out¬
standing stock, 14.49%
is owned by
Mr. Applegarth and
8.93%
by
the
183,
taxes—
Net
offices;
Mr.
above.—V.
operating taxes—
Other
selling
prepay
$446,250
for
Sept.
same
on
»
1960 flled a letter of notification with
covering 202 shares of common stock to be offered at
par
share) for subscription by stockholders
pursuant to stock
rights.
No underwriting is involved.
($200
share.
(aggregating
to
to
1
the
.uThoe^0mpany
called for redemption on Dec. 1, 1960, all of its
5% mortgage bonds, series B, due Oct. 1, 1972 and
mortgage
bonds,
series
C,
due
Oct.
1,
1974
at
103%.
$
airplanes;
subsidiary acquired in August 1960 (Air-Shields, Inc.) is engaged
development, manufacture and sale of specialized medical equip¬
a
31);
for
taxes for
share
corresponding quarter last year.—V. 191,
option
first
Period End.
Washington,
Nov.
on
July
in
revenue was $10,662,000 compared to $9,661,000
after
per
the
Patrick Dry Goods
Co., Salt Lake City, Utah
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Jan.
Common—
company is engaged in developing, manufacturing and
communication and navigation equipment for civilian
radio
and
Fort
SEC
offered
the
192, p. 307.
Payment will be made at the Canadian Bank of Commerce,
Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal or Halifax.
1960—10 Months—1959
Corp.—Registers
8
cents
for
$83,582,000
With
1494.
National
stock,
in
has
company
first
1960—Month—1959
to
income
75
Sattler.
Marquette Cement Manufacturing Co.,
The
Murphy Co.—Sales Off—
p.
revenue
compared
had been owned equally by J. L. Hodgkinson,
G.
Northwestern Bell Telephone
ment
Net
or
1928.
Passenger
1959&r'
in
steel
North-West Telephone Co.—To Redeem Mtge. Bonds—
$19,977,692 $20,521,232 $182,146,720 $175,073,040
192,
stamped
1959.
Inc.__
.
Period End.( Oct. 31—
—V.
in
signs,
North American Cement Corp.—To Be Acquired—
250 000
Merrill
,
125,000
Sales
traffic
company
outstanding
(G. C.)
A.
founded
was
company
and
and
name
of
$96,314,000
was
125,000
Carl
the
It
The purchase price was
125,000
v
1818.
p.
$250,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co._„
150,000
Inc
& Co.,
.
192,
Co
street
occupies five acres adjacent to the main Thermandor
plant in Vernon. It will be operated as a division of Norris-Thermador.
Union
&
125,000
Sons
&
S, .Dickson
The
512,000
300,000
Co
Brown
Dillon,
Securities
Brothers
Barth
Alex.
Eastman
of
enameling.
Albert Oesterle
Amount
Co.__$513,000
Hopwood
R.
line
Assets of
Amount
Goldman,
J.
S.
complete
months
period
This corporation has purchased
N.
Ijic.—Acquires—
Y.,
announced
on
manufacturer of printed wiring boards
Nov. 10 acquisition of Molecular Elec¬
Inc.
Electronics designs and produces proprietary test equip¬
to quality control, research and production requireevaluating semi-conductor devices. The company offers in¬
dustry the'further service of evaluating and assessing semi-conductor
,
Molecular
ment
ments
adaptable
for
devices.
■
According
Molecular
PCI.
to
Charles
Electronics
Sabel
said
the
Sabel, President of Precision
expand its operations as a
will
acquisition
is
part
of
a
Circuits, Inc.,
subsidiary of
program ox
planned
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1916)
extend services to and develop markets in many
electronics industry.
•
In
addition
to
its activities in the design and manufacture of
printed wiring boards and assembliesi PCI has pioneered major de¬
velopments in thin-film passive electronic components and has made
significant advancements in 3-D electronic packaging techniques and
flush circuit switching devices.
diversification
to
and capability in semi¬
conductor device evaluation and assessment and related test equip¬
ment with our own skills and talents in design and manufacture of
printed circuitry,'electronic packaging and electronic component de¬
vices will
aid us in generating new products and services for the
"This
of
joining
extensive knowledge
an
industry," Sabel said.
Molecular
Electronics,
Inc.,
was
electronics
191*
transaction.—V.
,
in
acquired
cash
a
and
Files With
Chemical
The
equal
On
in
sales
Net
$3,356,771,
$1.23
or
a
'A.
$26,796,995 in nine months this
other income, totaled
and
estimated
graph
•
subject
Income
of
to $7,172,056 for nine
for such taxes.
A year
amounted
provided
tax
Federal
to
and $3,717,000
1960,
was
before tax amounted to $6,992,771, and $3,636,000 was
set aside as tax provision.
*
Ketchikan Pulp Co., in which Fuget Pulp owns a half interest, had
a
net
income, after taxes, of $1,294,983 in the first nine moths of
1960,
against $2,466,921 in 1959.
Puget's shard of these earnings,
not included
in
its reported net income, was equal
to 22 cents a
chare of Puget stock now outstanding, and 48 cents a share a year ago.
—V. 191, p. 2522.
income
ago,
t
The SEC has issued
N. J., to have ceased to be an
meaning of the Investment Company
Corp.,
Newark,
within
the
the
voted its dissolution in
company
The
,
the
to
offered
be
The
at
proceeds
Interstate
Inc.
pf
to
complete
largest
its
Plaza
Southern
Commission
acquisition,
acquisition
carrier
Louis,
for approximately
truck
leasing subsidiaries
Plaza's
miles
route
souri,
in
$3,260,000 in
in 1953.
1,000 vehicles
haul
Oklahoma,
Texas,
cash. Ryder bought Columbia's
"We
of
addition
Ryder
subsidiary,
states
miles
(general commodities over 7,690
Arkansas,
Southern
from
Ryder
Plaza,
Tank
Line,
about
or
Louisiana, Mis¬
Tennessee,
Ryder Truck
points
in
hauls
Inc.,
Lines
offered
Union
be
to
are
supplied
Plaza
terminals
has
Orleans.—V.
New
indebtedness
the
shares
of
of
$9
liquid
the
with
Net
incurred
being
cost
will be
in
added
of
The
officials
$2
at
192,
construction
the
for
as
group.—V.
a
187,
1790.
p.
and
be
for
used
plant
Electronics,
Inc.—Common
lumber,
industrial controls.
sold,
are
expected
use
such
:
;
___
hand
to
are
sales
in
the
and
Towels
Electronic
face
500
Completed
Flasher
Units—20,000.00
notification
to
be
has
been
other
paid),
printing
are
the
of
expenses
20,000 shares
be
used
for
incidental
expenses
fees, of
$14,500
latest
fiscal
year
sales
offering circular, stock certificates,
offering, estimated at $1,000. If less
agreed to reduce their
at
Sports Arenas
income
for
'
retail
food
increase
to $132,589 from $79,107 in the
12 months
Until. August 1960 when
publicly, the coprpany was
221,500
common
outstanding.—"Vl 102,
The corporation on Nov. 7, 1960 filed
a
Alfred
192,
p.
6.4
1859.
Registers—
This
Fund,
registration
$2,000,000
of
Accumulative
Bank
certificates
convenience
-of $1,000.
the
Building,
SEC
agreements
be offered
to
Selected
company,
The
Single
Payment
for
(Single
public
Plan
will
be
7,
Calif.,
i960,
Payment
aaj.e
*and
Insurance
Diego,
Plan
through
Financial
filed
available
specifying
•specifying smaller«
and
in
standard
Investment
.an
or
initial
larger
goals
investment
Goal
with
under
of
$5,000
or
minimum
a
the
latter
in
goal
plan
for
the
Fund
are
also
directors
for
the
for
'
the
'7.
three
months
ended
,
the
six
months
Reiss
of
can
$1,200.
be
$120
management
com¬
Sept.
30,
be
given
per
Sept.
30,
1959
net
profit
was
$51,152
sh?.re.
that the shipping schedule for the third quarter
1960 provides for billings of approximately $2,000,000,
billings
for
the
previous
highest
quarterly
period.
192, p. 253.
Stores Inc.—Sales Off—
Period End. Oct. 31—
1960—Month—1959
Sales
$1,584,903
192, p.
/
_
f
,
.
.
.
Sty Ion Corp.—Net at Record—
This
fourth
1960—8 Months—1959
like
manufacturing as
products,
electronics,
technical
7,
and
companies
chemicals, new metals,
instruments.—V.
192,
;->v
;7V;-,7 /•,»■ ;v
:
offering,
the
estimated
proceeds to
will be
net
expenses,
Such proceeds will be added to the general
funds of the company, and it is anticipated will be usqd for the follow¬
ing purposes in the following approximate amounts and order of
i
$232,450.
'•
priority.
7-7-7 '
»./
,
Opening two new stores, $60,000;
(3) Working capital, $97,450.
(li
(2)
'■
,
-
-
Retirement
-
„
-
bank loan,
of
$75,000;
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Outstanding
Authorized
loans
♦Bank
^Common stock
Warrants
to
Unsecured
t Of
of
$75,000
t500,000 shs.
(par value 50 cents)
purchase
loans
Nov.
New
1,
15;000
warrants
stock__
common
—
i
>
-
120t000 shs.
15,000
15,000
•
obtained
Orange,
on
which
the
to
in August, i960 from The Second! National
Jersey, at 6% interest per annum, maturing
i960 and $25,000
shares
are
purchase
Nov.
On
for
reserved
common
24, 1960.7
issuance
stock.—V.
192,
,
•
upon
'"7;''
exercise
of
1442.
p.
Texas Gas Transmission Corp.
'
.
.
,
(& Subs.)—Net Up-
consolidated net income amounted to
$2,216,000 for the third quarter
1960, up 22%
from the $1,810,000 for the like period of 1959,
according to W. M. Elmer, President. After perferred dividends, this
of
amounted to
30,
?L 1
third
62
1960,
cents
an
per
share
increase
of
on
15%
the 2,954,582 shares
compared
cents on the 2,950,083 shares
quarter
of
annual
revenues
increased
of
operating
*"ew .rate
with
outstanding
per
at
outstanding at
share earnings
the end of the
1959.
The figures reported above
reflect
only outstanding rate case on Oct. 14,
approximately
expenses
settlement
a
which
of
resulted in
the
company's
an
increase in
Higher gas costs ando
necessary for the company to
$5,411,000.
made
it
aPPHcation
on Oct. 21, requesting an increase in
amounting to $4,742,000. While the company
has requested an effective
date of Dec. 6, 1960 for the proposed. in¬
crease, it has been the practice of the
FPC to suspend such increases
tor a period of five
months after which
they may be collected Subject
to refund of
any amounts not ultimately
approved by the Commission.
•
i
jurisdictional
orfJer
is
uased
«!
.
SCV6I*
on
f°f
ICS,
StS
revenues
njeet the growing needs of the company's service area,
ed: 0I} ,°ct- 24, 1960, an application for authority to
approximately $16.8 million
,L
.
largest producer of ceramic wall and floor tile reported
on
Nov. 8 net income for the nine months ended Sept, 30, I960,
of
$738,842, a 74-% increase over the $424,215 earned in'the like period
of. 1959, .This marks, the best January-September period in. the com¬
pany's" history.
a
assistance to small companies having a strong science
PROCEEDS—Upon completion of the
company,
after
commissions
and
construct
t
purchase
to
a
$1,702,289 $11,702,177 $12,402,536
1096.,
„
options
$5 million in assets, which it is investing' in
of
1060
stated
double
than
ended
five cents
to
Sterchi Bros.
—V.
will
V,'
certificates
monthly investments of $20.
Organized under California law in September i960, .the Fund is an
open-end. diversified, investment company, and is registered as such
under
the Investment. Company Act of
1940.
The initial Board nf
Directors
—V.
of
with
.
more
the Fund's
Equities
operations
ending Dec. 31,
covering
$5,000 or in smaller or larger certificates to suit "the
of the individual investor, but with a minimum
certificate
The Accumulative Plan will be available in standard cer¬
minimum
Reiss, President of Stelma, Inc., "designers and manufac¬
electronic communications equipment, reported on Nov,
7
of
to invest $700,000 in
Metals, Inc., and an
organized earlier this year to provide financial aid
,
per share, adjusted to 100%
stock dividend to shareholders
record Nov. 4, 1960
(1,020.000 shares presently outstanding). Net
Mr,
San
Nov.
on
of
tificates
-The
America
with
participating
Plan),
management
.-California.
of
statement
:.
f
B.
of
equivalent
611
.
cents
For
and
Precision
Gemex
stock. Key employees will invest $102,000
■".*■■>.
Bank
.v.
profit more than doubled the net profit of $29,777 for the comparable
quarter of 1959, equivalent to 2.9 cents per share.
The company's fiscal year begins April 1. Results for the six months
ended Sept,
30, 1960 showed net sales of "$1,831,3.60 compared
to
$797,139 for the comparable 1959 period. Net profit for the six months
ended Sept. 30, 1960 was $123,967 equivalent to 12.2 cents per share.
July 1,-1970, convertible to 1965
stock
was
over
approximately
in
Net sales totalled $881,859 compared to $474,946 for the comparable
period last year. Net profit after taxes totalled $64,964, equivalent to
purposes.
of
common
the
filed
sale.
follows:
as
Selected Insurance & Financial Equities Trust Fund-
a
Y.,
N.
of
results
the
has been appointed trustee for
$4,000,due
of
in
company
turers
of
corporation.—V.
Neck,
to
company
call for Techno Fund
warrants
mechanical
$50,000
Seaboard & Western Airlines,
Inc.—Appointment—
debentures
Great
*
letter of notification with the
to be used for general corporate
subordinated
According
the
by
Stelma, Inc.—Sales, Net Rise—
Files With
—
covering 100,000 'shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
;<rffered at $3 per share, through Richard Bruce & Co., Inc. and Fox &
Walters, Inc., New York, N. Y.
The Manufacturers Trust Co.
Rd.,
is presently operating 23 bowling centers located in
California, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, New Jersey, New
York, and Virginia and has entered into leases for four additional
bowling centers located in Yonkers, N, Y.r Lynchburg, Va., Pensacola,
Fla., and New Kensington, Pa.—V. 191, p.- 1159. t-v "
SEC
are
Neck
801.
p.
Seaboard Homes, Inc., Hawthorne, N. Y.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The proceeds
time
The
the states
Sav-A-Stop sold, 100,000 cohmon Shares
closely held. .As of Aug.' 31, 1960 there
shares
Great
the prospectus, the 95,000 shares will
connection with the acquisition of
bowling centers.
The 243,075 shares may be offered for sale
time to time by the holders at the market prices prevailing at
from
.Carolina.
,
thereof.
offered
be
distributing non-food items for sale
Florida,
Alabama,
Georgia
and
South
in
33
-certain
the
markets
(Del.), Inc.—Offering and Secondary—
Inc..
.
holders
35%
a
"rack jobber,"
a
Arenas,
arrange¬
BUSINESS—Terry Shops, Inc. was incorporated in New Jersey on
22,
1947 by Messrs. Harry,
Stanley and Seymour Slavin,. its
management and stockholders, as S. & S. Stores, Inc., and
adopted its present name on Sept. 21, 1960. The company operates
"a chain of retail stores for the sale of wearing apparel in the moder¬
ate-price range for women,
misses
and,
in
many
stores, children.
Merchandise sold includes coats, suits, dresses, gowns, toppers, blouses,
sweaters,
skirts, slacks, sportswear, hosiery, lingerie and undergar¬
ments. Terry Shops,
Inc. has two wholly-owned subsidiaries, Ronnie
Realty Co., Inc. and B.B.C. Advertising Agency, Inc.
being
shares
7:
:.
Williams
present
Outstanding
*$145,000
250,000
5,000
N. J.
Oct.
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 8, 1960, covering
95,000 shares of common stock, to be issued by the 7 company, and
243,075
outstanding shares, to
be
offered for sale by the present
1959.
Sav-A-St'op is
par)
include
a
net
and
'
$5,756,825,
were
($.10
not
in Union,
plant .and offices
Nov. 7 offering circular, Whitmore, Bruce & Co,,
Broadway, New York 6, N. Y., publicly offered 60,000
shares of this firm's 500 par common stock at $5 per share.
which
(of
qualified herein for the
account of the underwriter. The underwriter's option to purchase 10,000
shares from the company, which is not exercisable prior to 13 months
after the effective date of the offering.—V. 192, p. 1038.
- •/;
mining
to
stock
does
of the Gemex Corp.
is a nationally known
and automotive acces¬
Gemex
29
the attorneys have
sold,
assets
the
Co.
Terry Shops, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant
$213,93-1.25
accountants'
Rubber
five-year period.
a
fields
802.
p.
•to
Common
with
offered
such
45,741.25
and
&
15,000.00
-
___
and
over
precision
25,000.00
attorneys'
Tire
agreement
common
base. It has
45,000.00
:
capital—
♦Including
$2,250
the
in
expenses
Total
than
the
and management
50,000;00
Electronic
___:
,
of
Towels
"Steri-Dri"
Advertising, periodicals, etc.—
$4,251,679 in the 1959 period.
ended-Aug. 31,
'
to
$13,250.00
___
"Steri-Dri"
com¬
Fund, and Harold N. Leitman, president of Vanderbilt
assets from the Gemex Corp. to Gemex Precision
$2.1 million.
additional $300,000
Techno Fund
of
small business investment
a
involved approximately
with
debentures
in
500
.taxes
of
Terms
of
sale
Inc.,
amount
500
♦This
on Nov. 2,
1960 filed a letter of
covering 300,000 shares of common stock
share), without underwriting.
proceeds
©f the
Metals,
plans
issue
Working
the
Tires,
expenses
Manufacture
per
6%
ments for Techno
follows:
Manufacture of
O.,
purchased
has
company
Vanderbilt
with principal
sories,
company
as
Columbus,
Inc.,
According to Dr. Clyde1 Williams, president of the" Clyde
Investment: Management Co., -Columbus,
which negotiated
—
1
new
the
for the account of the
proceeds
♦Cost of
Mining Co., Groveland, Calif.—Files With
Net Income increased 68%
©00
The
from
proceeds after underwriter's commissions and
to be approximately $213,991.25.
The company
net
Fund,
fealfufactui'fefr of^atchbands, electronic parts,
principal office is located at 1949-51 McDonald Ave., Brooklyn,
It is engaged in the business of
manufacturing and sellinganimation equipment used in flashing neon signs and in the
production and sale of its "Steri-Dri" electronic towel.
It also manu¬
PROCEEDS—If all the shares offered
192, p. 802.
specializing in financial and management aids to technologically
firms,
has committed an investment of
$1,000,000 in a new
company, called Gemex Precision Metals, Inc.
York.
Sales
Techno
.
Electronics, Inc., formerly—E-D I Products, Inc.,
incorporated under the laws of the State of New Tbrk-"tin Aug:*2,
are
industries.
pany
based
1945. Its
Sav-A-Stop, Inc.—Record Sales, Profits—•
•
Offered—
Of the shares offered, 55,000 were offered
issuing company and 5,000 shares
offered for the account of the
<ui^rwriter. ;s;
.
factures
a
Techno Fund, Inc.—New Investment—
BUSINESS—Spier
New
,
the
plastics, in sheets, rods, tubes and fabricated forms.—V.
for the account of the
were
included in 1959 earnings.
Mich., manu¬
automotive, appliance, elec¬
are
for
'
share.
per
',
...--V;
slightly higher
.
Co., with plants at Norristown and LaVerne, Calif.,
complete line of both vulcanized fibre and laminated
Fibre
Taylor
circuits
stamped
die
of
as
trical and electronic
repay¬
V
Stock
.
are
Taylor acquired Dytronics, Inc., Rochester,
October,
facturers
"
'
;
period
1960
period is* $324,675 or 42 cents
against $319,347 or 41 cents a shar.e in 1959.
proceeds of $100,000
insurance
In
Nov. 3
a
share,
common
Life
manufactures
equipment,
company
This compares
Taylor reports. Net profit for the entire
Exchange Commission—
working capital.
Pa.,
third-quarter
the
share.
period 1959 sales of $2,584,255. 7'
Total earnings for the nine-month
•
•fees to $5,500.
'
were
ending
year
for
common
offering circular, D'Amico & Co.,
Inc., 15 William St., New York City, publicly offered
60,000 shares of this firm's 1G0 par common stock at
will serve
Another
cargoes
in
1495.
p.
Sav-A-Stop Inc. Nov. 9 reported record
the fiscal year ended Aug. 31, 1960.
In
reports earnings of $69,250 after
of 1960 ended Sept. 30, or 8 ;cents per
with year-ago third-quarter earnings of
$175,525 or 24 oents per common share.
Net sales for third-quarter 1960 were $2,245,243, against equivalent
Norristown,
The
taxes
$1,650,000.
to
are
loan
a
Sports
.
Taylor Fibre Co.—Net Down—
compahy's
financing of construc¬
working capital.
The company
share, without underwriting.
per
proceeds
Spier
Operations.
from
of
of the pro¬
institutional
interim
to
new
pre¬
proceeds
proceeds
■
April 30, 1961, should be in the neighborhood of $20,000,000 as com¬
pared with $15,310,928 in the preceding fiscal year. The company now
serves
approximately 75,000 customers in 10 western states, Georgia
and British Columbia through 127 marketing planes—V.
191, p. 949.
corporation on Oct. 24, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
covering 150,000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to
ment of
was
Weatherly, former owner-of
Division Manager of Suburban.
<
SEC
in
company
SEC
Net
-j,
convertible
par
stock.
common
together
Authorized
Santa Maria
The
■'
outstanding.common stock, 13% is owned by J. H. Gray, Jr.,
Calif., Vice President and Director; and 22.5% is owned by
offered
$5
owns
In
*
Securities and Exchange Commission—
($1
by
y- /7\
,■
additional $1,500,000 of bonds to an
to -be applied to discharge $2,200,000 of the
are
with
The
be
Gas
located at Stone Mountain,
Winder, Athens, Gainesville,
Cleveland, Clayton and Blairsville. The company has an
sales
volume of
approximately $1,000,000 and serves some
annual
for
terms
shares
stock,
With Securities and
states.
16
Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City,
Orleans, Oklahoma City,. Tulsa, Miami, Okla., Memphis, T'enn.,
Dallas, Fort Worth, "Austin, Houston, Waco, El Paso, San Antonio and
Tyler, Texas, plus stations in 10 other cities.
Its
routes connect with Ryder Trupk Lines' at Houston, Memphis
par
Dekalb
,
.
stated that the acquisitionnotes. The amount was not disclosed.
and operates eight marketing plants in northern
cash and
for
Dahlonega,
»'
Southern
The
5.—
Dec.
per
New
the
for
Georgia,
i
terminal
86
on
made
*
Co.,
was
for' plant
offered
7
an
Manufacture
the
route
be
southeastern
the
Stone Mountain, Ga.
•
Suburban President, W. R. Sidenfaden,
Space-Tone Electronics Corp)., Washington, (D. C.—Files
west."
and
of
,
With
V
used
to
LP-Gas distributor has extended its operations
United States through the. a9qui$ition ,of Dek;alb
Calif.,
Pomona,
Gas
electronic
E. W. Wright, Vice-President in charge of Ryder's
common carrier operations.
"It will give Southern Plaza the benefit of association with a large
and efficient organization. It will give Ryder Truck Lines access to
some of the major manufacturing centers
of the Midwest and South¬
26
sale
management
said
21,214
be
99,884
278,510
additional
total
which has approximately 900 employees, reported gross
of $11.5 million in 195ft.
v
.7
believe this acquisition will be immensely beneficial to both
^companies,"
to
outstanding
and
of
the
The company,
revenue
has
stock
1961,
Indiana and Illinois.
Kansas,
probably
.
be
are
into
is engaged in the sale and' distribution of natural gas
.commercial,
agricultural and industrial uses
in parts
Nevada and Arizona.
In addition to various indebted¬
estimates
.
.
bidding,
underwriting
Sept. 30,
purchase
the
debentures
Eastman Dillon,
balance
Ryder System,
date,
to
balance ' to
the
.v"
Pursuant to
Express, Inc. of Dallas.
pending before the ICC since
„
Southern
it
sale
Barstow,
1958, will extend the
operations, of the Miami-based trucking and leasing company's com¬
mon carrier division into " six additional states in
the Midwest and
iEjputhwest.
'
■
>sThe transaction involves "the purchase of the outstanding stock of
Southern Plaza's.> corporate parent, Columbia Terminals Co. of St.
The
from
Gas Service, Inc.—Acquires—
Suburban
The
to be used to repay an
American Telephone & Tele¬
are
the -growth
and development of Suburban's business in this fine,
expanding market."
'
; v'
:
Mr. Sidenfaden stated that Suburban's sales in the fiscal year ending
by
the
I
authorized
has
advances
stock,
and
California,
the
plants
Ala.,
amend¬
investor,
"to be used for advertising and promotion of new
working capital.
Commerce
proceeds
■
short-term
•
The
The
company
posed
on
(
headquarters in Milford, Mass., also operates
and Redondo Beach, Calif.—V. 192, p. 747.
with
Florence,
discussing the establishment of the company's new southeastern
division, Mr. Sidenfaden said, "We are pleased with the prospects for
headed
ferred
tion,
ago,
public sale 'through under¬
Securities & Co.-The public
,
ness,
the
amounted to $190,065, equal
with $248,290, or 12 cents per
reflecting an industry wide
share, compared
quarter a year
per
similar
the
Co.—Registers Bonds—
Gas Corp.—Registers Common—
common
domestic,
of
investment company
Act. Shareholders of
192, p. 1495.
Ryder System, Inc.—Acquisition—
cents
in
of
The
for
against
corresponding period of 1959,
for the September quarter
income
nine
share
$9,095,599,
compared with $3,372,359
softening in prices.
parent firm, with
improvements. The
are
for
and
products
of
quarter were $3,011,779
third
2,000
retail - customers. Mr. pingsley
Dekalb, has been named Southeastern
writers
Of
covering
26.
,
to
amounted
quarters
corporation, of 2011 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Las Vegas, Nev.,
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 7 covering 150,000
a
ment.
.
Nov. 1, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
40,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents)
$2.50 per share, without underwriting.
corporation
SEC
been
appointed sole
and preferred stocks of the corporation.
.
Washington, D. C.—Files With SEC
Roto-Pack Corp.,
•
1956.—V.
the
and
offering price
Investing
order declaring Railway & Utilities
an
$56,000,000
Co.,
shares
"
Railway & Utilities Investing Corp.—Exempted—
Sept.
on
sale at competitive
192, p. 1496.
V.
against $24,582,100 last year.
months
has
Co.
Atlanta, Ga.,
utility registered
$75,000,000 • of
with the SEC. Issuance of the debentures had
1997,
due
public
•
year,
this
10
Nov.
authorized
Southwest
amounted to $3,455,056,
$1.32 a share, in comparison with
the corresponding period of 1959.
to
share,
Trust
earnings rose to 34 cents from
'
nine month
■
earlier.
year
the
Monday, November 14, 1960
three
first
the
a
Stylon,
filed
♦
-
York
New
ago.
year
for
the
Net
to
in
This
Net income for the first nine months of 1960
Bank
Southern Bell Telephone
capital.
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co.—Net Up—
Sales
Inc.—Appointment—
transfer agent for the common
—V. 192, p. 1095.
additions
the SEC
($100 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for working
,i
.
corporation on Oct. 21, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
covering 1,400 shares of common stock to be offered at par
The
Corp., above.
for
beeh
Prep Products, Inc,, Thermopolis, Wyo.—
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Corp.—Formed—
Solitron Devices,
'
a
for
.
.
basis,
share
per
a
cents
Sales
$8,865,334
See Hupp
stock
.
.
On
Jr.
.
,
v
Charles W. Froehlick,
and
20
Smitherm
debentures,
5351.
p.
include Byron F. White
and
pany
the
of
areas
new
.
anticipated
requirements
of
new
of
the
facilities. The .application
company's
present
cus-
*e Jvln,ter of 1961-62, and will make an additional 50
®as availabte daily to 41 customer companies in
Texas Gas Exploration
Corp. announced during the quarter the com-
Contiriued
on
page
48
Volume
192
Number 6003
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(1917)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
the
first
all
nounced during the current week.
table in which
second
a
separate
dividends
the
Then
show
we
in two
grouped
are
indicate
we
Name of
we
an¬
Per
Name
A
C
of Company
Industries
P
Abbotts
Dairies
Share
Inc.
Abitibi
Power
5%
&
&
Paper Co.,
Ltd.
Gas
5'/2%
pfd.
Rubber
National
12-
1
(s-a)
1-10
2'/a%
22y2c
t20c
__
B
S
P
cents
of
Canada,
12-
1
11-15 -
Bessemer
$1.50
preferred
Bird
Food
10c
11-28
11-15
Giant
Portland
26c
1- 6
11-18
12- 5
12-23
12-
55c
1-20
$1.07
1-20
1-20
1-20
12-26
12-26
12-26
12-26
Ltd.,
t$l
12-15
t$1.75
(quar.)
;
com.
1-15
5
4'A%
Gulf
preferred
Mobile
$5
&
preferred
(quar.)
25c
12-
1
20c
$1.50
$1.12Va
__
12-
11-15
11-23
1
12-
1
$1.25
12- 1
11-21
Co.
1
2'/2%
Ltd., Ordinary (interim)
(increased s-a)_
25c
30c
—
v
(quar.)_„_
12-19
pref.
Class
A
A
10c
12'/2c
Co
Express,
11-25
(quar.)
class
I-T-E
A
Ideal
Breaker
Cement
Imperial
__.
__;
'_.
t25c
;'t25c
.
12-15
11-20
12-15
11-20
tl8c .12- 1
tl8c ; 12- 1
(quar.)
11-21
11-21
A
pfd.
—
_____
Casualty Insurance, class A
B
t20c
12'/2c
c' 5c
;•
:__
__
•Extra
&
(quar.)
—
11-30
11-30
11-30
12-15
2%
dividend
(quar.)
Industries
dividend.
12-15
12- 1
—_—-
$1.12V2
45c
31c
"
$1
1- 1
12-22
11-30
12- 5
12-15
11-15
12- 9
12- 1
10-31
—-i—--
$1
12- 5
—
Champion Paper Fibre, common (quar.)_—_
(quar.)_————
preferred
Plug
Spark
(quar.)
(Boston)
(quar.)_
Chicago Title & Trust
E'xtra
_!___
.
.
pfd. (quar.)__
$1
(quar.)
—
Cincinnati Milling Machine, common (quar.)
$1.18%
40c
$1
20c
17y2c
Gas
Electric, 4%
&
'
4%%
preferred
preferred (quar.)
City Coach Lines (quar.)
Civic
Finance
________j—______
—
————i
System
(quar.)-,—
Corp.
Broadcasting
Columbia
11-18
B
Co.,
common
11-15
10-31
Public
20c
12-27
12-
dividend
5.72%
Connohio,
40
Canada,
12-31
12-15
Raymond
»2'/2c
of
12-31
12-15
Reliance
Inc.,
11-15
12- 1
12- 9
.140 cents
preference (s-a)
Bank (San Francisco)
$2.50 non-cum.
Crocker-Anglo
Increased
Nat'l
quarterly
Self-Service
Crown
11-30
1-15
12-25
5c
12-15
12- 1
60c
—:—
(quar.)
———--—
(quar.) j___—:
__
Mines
12-30
35c
____
Stores
Foster
&
Cyprus
11-18
11-18
12-20
12-20
3-20
t$l
—
11-25
12-15
12-15
1- 2
1- 2
4- 1
Standard Securities,
Diversified
Consolidated
Crum
__"___—
common
12-19
25c
$1.43
10c
*10c
10c
preferred (quar.)
_
preferred (quar.) ————-
Loan
12- 9
12-10
11-23
11-28
25c
20c
60c
—
Dayton
(quar.)—
;
Cigar Corp. (quar.)_
Power & Light, common
3.75%
preferred A
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
3.75%
preferred B
3.90%
De
Consolidated
Beers
American
Devoe
&
Corp.,
Dover
Tar
_____——
12-12
11-18
$1
tl5c
30°
12- 1
2-1
12-15
40c
12-12
25c
:—
—-———
USA (quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Driver-Harris
9-30
12-12
11-18
12-13
11-18
1- 3
11-28
11-25
11-30
—
(quar.)__
Ltd.
&
(auar.)
Corp.
Drewrys,
common
11-15
12-27
12- 1
—
Co.
Services
Class
Emery
A
(quar.)
——
(quar.)
Industries
Empire
State
(s-a)
Oil
Ennis
Business
Resistor
90
cents
Fabien
.4%%
"4%%
Kansas
Power
Printing
Morse
Federal Mortgage
Assn.
Felmont Petroleum
(No
action
this
time)
taken
(monthly)
——-
Corp.—
on
common
'
payment at
1-
1
12-
9
1-
1
12-
$4.50
Little
class A
C.)
Co.
&
5c
(quar.)
Ltd., com.
(quar.)—
Co.,
preference
J20c
J25c
(quar.)
Clair
Mfg.
.____
St. Paul
Insurance Co. (quar.)
15c
36c
12-
preferred (quar.)__
$1.30 preferred
(quar.)
Sawhill Tubular Products
(quar.)_
18%c
32'/2c
17c
11-18
(reduced quar.)
15c
12-
9
11-18
55c
12-
9
11-18
$1.25
12-28
12-15
10c
12-12
11-25
Specialty
(quar.)
11-16
11-21
(quar.)
Chemical,
35c
(quar.)
Light,
Kratter
& Marine
Fire
Industries,
Savage
•Stock
•
75c
11-21
11-30
11-18
;
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
Simonds
Saw
&
Steel
Wire
&
Cable
11-15
10c
12-15
11-15
2c
12-15
11-15
Speedway Food Stores (initial). ____^—5c
Staley (A, E.) Mfg., common (quar.)—;
25c
Extra
-i
35c
11-30
12- 6
10-31
11-21
12r 6
11-21
11-21
Southwest
12-
9
1-
3
12-
9
1-
3
12-
9
1-
1
12-
6
Speedry
(quar.)__
—
Co.
15c
12-15
11-25
Superior District Power, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(M. H.), Inc.
(quar.)
Laura Secord Candy Shops Ltd. (quar.)
5%
Lamston
11-14
1-
1
12-
9
12-
6
12-
6
$3.75
2-
6
Standard
3
1-
3
•
Investment
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
—
class A
Products,
B
6
1-
(quar.)
Corp.,'common
Chemical
Class
12-
divd.
share
(1
(quar.)
each
for
held.)
50
__—
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-30
12- 6
12- 5
11-23
Life
12-
1
11-18
Standard
25c
5c
5c
11-21
11-
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
(year-end)__
$1.05
12-10
11-30
(quar.)
62'/2c
93%c
12-
11-18
—
—
1
tl7'/2c
12-
1
11-15
Class
(quar.)_____
12'/2c
(increased-quar.)
17'/2c
Louisiana
Cement
12-15
1-
3
B
2
Land
&
Exploration
Lumniator-Harr[son,
(quar.)
_________
Inc.
Manpower,
;___
(quar.)
—
12-
1
Standard
12-15
12-
1
Stanfields,
20c
12-10
12-
1
Co.,
12-15
11-30
35c
12-15
12-
12-
5
11-21
45c
12-
2
11-21
1-
3
12-19
10c
(quar.)
1
10c
12c
(quar.)—.—_—.——voting and non¬
Navigation
&
com.
(quar.)
Supermarkets
McCormick
____
(quar.)
preferred
Matson
12-15
t$1.25
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co.,
12-30
12-15
11-25
12-
5
Common
5%
35c
(quar.)
Machine
McNeil
(quar.)
1
—
&
5%
12-30
12-20
35c
12- 1
11-17
4.50%
11-30
4.707"
Aluminum
Public
Co.
Service,
Royal
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
12-
9
11-25
11-14
11-
4
common
(quar.)^
Dairies,
Mutual Income
Ltd.
12-12
11-21
12-15
11-25
18c
12-12
11-22
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., 8%
pfd.
Ltd.
—
(John)
Stop
Shop,
&
Superior
Cable
Superior
Oil
Window,
(California)—
—
class A (reduced)-^—__
convertible
cents
70
—__
Co.
Co.
Syracuse Supply
preferred
12-30
12-10
11-25
t30c
t40c
12V2C
34 %c
t30c
45c
1-16
12-31
1-16
12-31
1
11-19
1212-
11-19
1-
12-15
11-18
12-
50c
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
11-15
10c
30c
1-
12-16
5c
$4
4c
17'/ac
15c
12-15
12-
1
11-28
11-10
12-15
11-15
12-1
11-18
1
11-18
12-
12-10
12-
1
3
12-12
12-
11-16
$1.38
1
I
(stock
12-
1
11-16
30c
1-
1
11-29
1-
1
11-29
$1.17
(quar.)
Fund—
Television-Electronics
from
(5c
net
Investment
1-
1
11-29
dividend)
Tenney Corp.
—
13e
and
32c
Transmission,
Gas
4.96%
preferred
preferred
5.40%
preferred
(quar.)
com.
(increased)
(quar.)
Gulf
Tidewater
5%
Tilo
(quar.)
Producing
Telephone,
preferred
Roofing
Toronto
—
—
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—:
(quar.)
—
(reduced)
Elevators,
Ltd.
11-
11-21
12-30
12-21
12-15
11-25
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
12-13
11-28
35c
25c
12-
2
11-19
12-
2
11-19
25c
Monthly
Texas
11-30
11-30
15c
(monthly)
12-15
37c
7c
7c
37'Ac
$1.24
$1.31'A
$1.35
11-25
1
11-25
(quar.l—t60c
t50c
1- 3
1- 3
12- 9
12- 9
f$1.12'/a
t50c
1- 3
1- 3
12- 9
12- 9
flOc
(quar.)
12-
Acceptance—<
Tower
(Payment on the class A stock
this
Traders
deferred at
time)
Ltd..
Finance,
(quar.)
Class
—
income
capital gains)
11-22
$1.12%
common
100 held)
Foundation
11-10
$1.07%
(quar.)
shares for each
(quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.)
Super Valu Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Stetson
Texas
'
V2 %
(quar.)
(s-a)
Bros.,
9
1-16
8c
—
(s-a)
A
5.25%
11-30
30c
30c
dividend
preferred
preferred
class
Sterling Drug Inc.
from
1—.—
(quar.)
preferred (quiar.)
5.52% preferred
(qu|r.)
Montana-Dakota
Utilises,
(3
11-10
Telephone Co. of Illinois—•
4.30%
Mount
3
1-
12'/2c
stock for each 75 shares held)
Stock
11-10
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—_
Midwest Oil Corp. (stock dividend) —
(One share of Continental Oil Co. common
Mirro
11-18
12-10
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
B
Stedman
Y.)
preferred B
6%
12-10
40c
Publishing
Middle States
11-18
50c
N.
■
Messenger
12-10
25c
Quarterly
Meredith
Pressed
Ltd.,
common
1
Co.—
preferred A (quar.)__;
Farmers Bank (Albany,
conv.
Mechanics
& Engineering
Class
Kentucky
(Ohio),
(quar.)
Steel
(quar.)
Superior
90c
common
10c
voting
Co.
preferred
3%%
Stephenson
Finance,
common
5'/2%
preferred
(quar.)
'
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
6%
2
Structural Steel—
1st preferred
5%
Inc.
12-
40c
(quar.)
Co.
Oil
Standard
12-16
«
of
Oil
Standard
12-15
12-
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
25c
(reduced-quar.)
-
—
Milling,
20c
Star
(Indiana)—
Co.
Insurance
Special
c
11-15
11-15
50c
(Detroit)—
Insurance
Accident
Standard
32c
12- 6
11-15
93c
*
(quar.)—.
preference
$1.25
Inc.
(Jonathan)
Logan
.
____:
Stock
12'/a
Inc.
Refineries
Leonard
:
2'/aC
12-15
2-21
Gas
Southwestern
1
12c
Bed
Spring
convertible preferred
$1.20
1-
10c
Lake
,
'Extra
1
12c
4
11-18
12- 2
11-10
1
Southern
11-21
3
45c
1
12-15
Co
12-
11-21
1
1-
60c
(monthly)
11-17
11-17
12- 1
12-15
12-15
11- 5
1212-
30c
(monthly)
12- 2
3- 3
12- 1
12- 1
12-15
1- 1
1- 1
11t15
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
Investment
$1.12'/a
preferred
12-28
50c
15c
30c
12'/ac
Smith
$1.12%
!
1-16
3-14
11-21
Simplex
11-21
,
.12-1
1-10
11-21
11-21
12-28
12-rl6
11-21
1
•
12-20
1-17
11-30
11-30
1-16
25c
1
12-
35 V2 c
.__
11-25
12- 1
12-16
U-18
$44.50
12-
$1.18%
(quar.)__;
1-12
12-15
12-31
12- 1
25c
91'Ac
12'/2c
$1.12
$1.25
(reduced)
Rubber, common
Seiberling
$1.25
_:
12-15
12-10
1
12-13
——._
Mfg., common (quar.)
$3.65 preferred
(quar.)
$1.18%
1
12-15
$1.20
(initial)
Co.
__:
Quarterly
Lone
11- 4
11-21
11-16
11-21
11-21
11-21
11-21
11-30
11-25
17c
2%
&
Scovill
59 %c
(quar.)__
common
B
conv.
1
11- 1
12- 1
12- 1
8%c
dividend
Foresman
Common
$1.03 VB
Corp., class- A
(monthly)
Class
$1.20
12-10
22'/2c
—
com.
(quar.) _"
Kern County Land
(quar.)
Kimberly-Clark Corp. (quar.)
11-18
12- 2
•«,
(J.
11-16
11-21
preferred
12-15
12-15
12-15
4%
1
1
(quar.)
4%
22'Ac
27c
Robinson
$1
>.
(quar.)
Co.
1
1
■
H.)
dividend
12-
1
(quar.)
(H.
75c
50c
17VaC
60c
(quar.)__
Corp.
12'
3c
common
Oil
Robinson,
St.
75c
(quar.)
&
11-
9
.
12-
common
11-15
-
2
12-
&
Company,
12- 1
>
12-15
12-
20c
Kawneer Company
7'Ac
(stock dividend)
Stock
12-30
____
Kendall
5-20
(quar.)_—
& Co.
Robertson
12-23
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-10
(stock divd.)
(quar.)—
Roadway Express Inc., class A" (quar.)
12-15
5
$1.25
(quar.)
convertible preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(1959
series )__________
12-10
common
preferred
conv.
Textile
Fairbanks
Corp.,
11-10
5
1-
12-20
common
Paper
preferred
Missouri
Erie
1
1-
J
preferred
20c
(quar.).—
Forms
12-
683Ac
.'
4Vs%
11-25
11-21
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-19
—
—
Special
54 Vzc
.
55c
14c
(monthly)
11-10
233Ac
(increased)
(quar.)
4%%
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-15
12- 1
___———
i
Semi-annual
(Dallas)
1
(quar.)
Supply,
Aluminum
25c
|37'/2C
*25c
25c
tlOc
(quar.)!
(Phila.)
15c
(quar.)
Sutherland
20c
Sullivan Mines, Ltd. (resumed)
Ecuadorian Corp., Ltd., ordinary
(quar.)—
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd., common
(quar.)
Co.
Bank
12-
Inc.—
Extra
East
fquar.)
4'/2%
KVP
Marsh
65c
70c
40c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Chemical,
preferred
Dominion
—
_______—.—--—.
Inc.
dividend
Stock
4%
■___—_
12- 2
11-14
11-14
11-14
11-14
Mines—
shares
Raynolds,
Dictaphone
93%c
93%c
97'Ac
—.——
12-20
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
Corp.
Insurance
Richfield
$1.25
Corp.
Kaiser
1
11-16
12Vac
12V2c
t60c
(quar.)
Ltd.
common
Corp.,
preferred
12-16
11-28
12-10
11-30
12-16
12- 1
12-18 "
30c
(reduced-quar.)
Co.
11-21
Scott
Jarecki
12- 8
(increased)
5%
Line
Jaeger Machine Co.
MiacKinnon
DWG
Cold Storage
12-20
'
$5
22VaC
12- 1
12-10
12-15
11-15
Carolina—
140c
Mfg.
Jamaica Water
12-
25c
.
J.)
(N.
(quar.)
Republic National
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
Fireman
5Vc
35c
—
Public
cents
Ltd.,
_:
Service, common " (quar.)
preferred A (quar.) —
____.
Community
6%
2%
Bank
(quar.)
of North
Co.
Packing
tl2'Ac
Co.
4V2%
12-15
11-20
11-20
11- 7
11-18
11-25
"
Stock
Investors
18c
preferred
Quaker City
Rath
voting (quar.)
non-voting (quar.)
A
11-21
11-18
11-15
12-15
12-31
12-12
12V2c
$1.37 '/a
Five-for-one
Service
11-25
1
12-10
11-30
6
Corp., Ltd.—
Diversified
Common
11-25
12-10
12-
11-18
1
3
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5'A%
12-10
20c
(quar.)__
t50c
4.36%
11-18
11-30
12-13
50c
Transport
split
Forests, Inc.
11-18
12-15
1-13
12-
$0.2644
Premier Industrial
12-15
12- 1
1
15c
dividend
12-31
1-
Inc.,
preferred
12-15
1- 3
1- 3
12-1
12- 1
Stock
12-23
12-23
12-16
12- 1
$1.121/a
(quar.)
Plainfield Trust State National
Potlatch
dividend
Investors
Iron
preferred
Gas, common (quar.)
$5.50 preferred
(quar.) —.
Pitney-Bowes,
Inc.
(increased-quar.)
11-25
1-14
Nickel
Hosts,
Stock
12-23
1-10
1-20
35c
(quar.)
11-25
12-
1-10
65c
(quar.)
<quar.)__
C.)
Suburban
12-15
15c
12-15
11-11
11-11
12- 5
50c
Natural
12-15
57'/2c
Increased-quar.
Interprovincial Pipe
5%
D.
Paul, Inc.
Philadelphia
12-15
1
5c
Corp.
4(6%
12-29
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-18
3%
,
74%
12-15
12-30
12- 1
i.——
:
„—
11-16
11-16
11-10.
11-30
11-30
10c
.10%
30c
——
—
'
11-30
11-11
59%c
10c
pfd. B (quar.)
4.75%
Gas,
Central Transformer Corp.
11-28
J25c
-
—
Central Electric
11-15
12-15
11-11
tl2c
(quar.)—:.
Catelli Food Products, class A
12- 1
12-31
11-28
5c
4% preferred (quar.)—_____
Canal-Randolph Corp. (increased-quar.)
Peter
1
15c
Corp.,
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
Class
Canadian Western Natural Gas Ltd.—
(quar.)
Extra
$1
Interstate Power
____,
Ltd., common
(quar.)___
Cincinnati
9
(quar.)
Co.
Class
11-15
Champion
12-
(quar.)
Investment
12-15
Tire,
(Washington,
$0,165
preferred
f 50c
Chase Fund
1
Cement
75c
Extra
A
Corp.
11-15
11-30
12-
2%
B
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
of America, 5%
Circuit
4.60%
Interstate
"4V2%
11-16
12-15
17'/2c
1
12-
5c
5.60%
11-15
Stock
1-
t$1.63
;_
11-16
B
and
A
Extra
Piedmont
(quar.)
Extra
12- 1
Stock
11-30
12-14
International, Ltd.—-
common
12- 1
Class
class
on
Pictures
Parsons & Co.
Perfex
12-15
Class
dividend
11-21
&
11-18
lc
11-21
Brace
12-
1
25c
11-21
Farms
9
12-
25c
(s-a)
12-15
11-15
11-15
12- 1
11-18
12- 1
11-18
Ltd.—
A
12-15
12-15
_'.
Stock
Paramount
11-25
class
Corp.,
(s-a)
12-15
150c
Securities
B
$1.27
,,;,*25c
General
Class
$1.25
Harcourt
12-
33c
pfd. (quar.)
Machinery (quar.)
$1.11
Hardee
7
15c
(quar.)
1st
conv.
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
Investment, Ltd.—
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Canada Malting,
-
5V*%
Line,
preferred
Plywood Corp.
11-15
11-18
11-29
t6c
East
Far
$5
Canada Flooring
Jockey Club (increased annual). •
Ltd., class A (quar.)____—
Ltd. (quar.)
—__—
Atlantic Canadian
Final
$4.44
-
10-26
8
11-30
12-15
25c
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Life Insurance Co.
preferred
11-
2
40c
11-21
12- 1
12- 1
12-15
12-27
12-15
11-30
5
11-18
(quar.)_
12-15
Hotel Corp.
12-
Pacific
Pacific
Paddington
50c
Honnegger's & Co
12- 5
12-
12-10
i
(quar.)
$1.10
1- 3
11-14
4
Brush
Mfg., class A
(quar.)
11-16
12-15
12-15
12-16
10c
preferred
1
$35
.____
-
10c
35c
42J/ac
5c
Penn-Dixie
1-13
12- 2
10c
*
12- 2
10c
11-21
12-
30c
20c
25c
12-16
1-
20c
12-15
Hershey Chocolate Corp.
20c
35c
___.
$1.05
Helm's
(quar.)__
Co.
12-15
11-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-26
11-16
93 %c
Insurance
5-26
1
1
:
.
Fibre
11-30
$1.25
12-
California Cold Storage & Distributing Co
Century
1-15
12-31
(quar.)
common
$68%c
25c
1-
Life
11-21
1st
____
Ox
Package
12-15
11-30
(quar.)
11-18
2
12-10
Corp.
6-12
International
Class
1
12-31
(quar.)
common
12- 1
11-25
12- 1
35c
(quar.)
12-15
Harbor
Co.—
(quar.)
Burton-Dixie Corp.
Carolina
1
25c
11-18
(year-end)
Forge
A
12-
tl3c
$1.06 »A
RR.,
Utilities,
$5.08
1
(N. Y.)
25c
Gulf States
11-30
12-
Buffalo
'
Ohio
$4.40
21c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
_____
Inc.
Cement
Globe Envelopes, Ltd., class a
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)
$4.20
12-31
11-18
(quar.)
(quar.)_
.Class
1-
Giant
Inc.,
12-15
12-12
30c
12-15
11-15
Sharpe Mfg.. Co.
Canadian
1
11-30
$1.75
Brunswig Drug Co.
Extra
10-31
1-
$1.23
______
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
10c
Canadian
11-15
10c
(quar.)
(s-a)
preferred
California
11-30
pfd.
from
12-23
50c
_____
Insurance
Oxford
(quar.)
11-15
11-15
11-30
93%c
Helicopters, Ltd.
Oliver Tyrone Corp. (quar.)
11-22
Extra
Extra
12-15
$1.15
(quar.)_
1
12-15
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Okanagan
12-15
(quar.)
Oil,
11-30
Helene Curtis Industries—
Pref.
Biscuit
12-15
12-15
;
Broderick & Bascom Rope
Burry
Ohmart
1
Bristol-Myers Co., common (interim).—;—__
Burmah
Ohio
11-30
2
preferred
State
11-30
12-15
7'/2c
.__
12-15
1
30c
(quar.)
c
1
$5
B
River
75c
Georgia Power Co.—
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
3
Corp.
American Cement,
North
1-
Son, Inc., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Bowater Mersey Paper Co.—
Browne &
12-15
1-
1212-
20c
(quar.)
Car
11-21
35c
37 '/2 c
(quar.)
preferred
Class
2-10
1
74'/a
__________________
preferred
1
12-
25c
common
preferred
(quar.)
Genisco, Incorporated (quar.)
$4.92
12-
12-16
12-
&
3%%
Equipment,
12-16
40c
time)
51/2 %
7
11-
30c
(quar.)
$1.25
Inc., 4'/2%
pfd. (quar.)
taken on common payment at
action
this
Precision
3%%
North
Gerber Products Co.
Bigelow-Sanford,
(No
Panama
11-18
$1
Erie RR.
Lake
&
of
40c
Cement
$3
5c
lVa%
common
(quar.)
Berkshire-Hathaway
Portland
2-10
3-10
7V2c
(quar.)__
com.
York Auction Co.
(qu^r.)
Newberry (J. J.) Company (quar.)
Newport Electric Corp,, com. (quar.)
North American
gains)
capital
(s-a>
Co.
9
11-28
_.
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
preference
1-
11-14
4%
7%
1
12-15
:
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co.,
.7%
preferred (quar.)
Barber-Greene
2-
12-10
dividend
Barber-Ellis
$1.25
11-25
cents
(12
from
Company
Stock
9
t6'/2C
(reduced)
Electronics
14
1-
60c
Ltd.
Products, 30c non-cum.
&
and
1
(quar.)
12-15
11-17
2-
liquidating dist.)
(quar.)
5
11-14
12-10
11-17
preferred
1-
11-30
15c
preferred
11-14
4%
New
8c
value-stock
$1.60
11-30
pay¬
divd.)
(quar.)
Natural Gas Pipeline,
New England Lime
11-21
plus $3.36 cash)
$2.98
(quar.)
Science
market
General
Powder
income
fair
(3rd
11-10
Electric
Axe
Nevada
50c
.
Corp.
11-18
Auto
Steel
National-Standard Co.
1
933Ac
1
Atlas
Automatic
1
12-
(quar.)_
common
11-30
Approved Finance
Co.
12-
12-15
Extra
12-21
Service,
12-28
Fabricators
(quar.)
General
11- 8
___
(stock
50c
35c
25c
2
12-
dividend
time)
(Subject to approval of stkhlders. Jan. 19)
81'Ac
(quar.)
Pacific
Co.
12-12
12-
stock
this
Westchester
Quarterly
.
11-15
1
12-15
1-25
(s-a)___
preferred
($3.70
11-15
Ltd.
Co.
$5
11-30
f25c
Mossberg
Aluminum
12-10
12-
of
National Malleable & Steel Castings Co.—
(quar.)
$3.75 preferred
General
2%
(quar.).—___
Ltd.
1
(s-a)
;____—5c
(Columbus, Ohio) (quar.)
25c
Apco
Abrasive
11-18
•
(stock dividend)____
Corp.,
Anglo-Huronian,
-
stock¬
(quar.)
General
12-10
10c
of
quarterly
Bank
$1.50 preferred (quar.)__
31 Vic
dividend)
Plastics
&
preferred
5c
(quar.)__
approval
_
3 'A %
General Motors Corp.,
30c
(stock
Corp.
to
February)
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
Common (quar.)
General
(quar.)
Export Lines
American
Andian
Co.
Dryer
in
Food
11-15
11-15
13%c
American
subject
2%
ment omitted at
National
Holders
Payable of Rec.
1-
(Usual
(2-for-l split on the class A and class B
11-25
22'/ac
American
5
11-28
Allied
Allied
5
12-
11-28
t42'/2c
(quar.)
Products, common
(quar.)
____
Pictures,
12-
12-15
12-15
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)_._.i
Airport Parking Co. of America, cl. A com.
Artists
12-15
40c
20c
Metal
preferred
40c
13'/3c
•
_______
_
Abrasive
(quar.)
(quar.)
holders
Holders
Payable of Reo.
Share
National Airlines, Inc.—
A
stocks
When
Per
Name of Company
of Reo.
B
62'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Special
Holders
Class
follow with
When
Payable
Baltimore—
at
Class
the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
America
of
When
Share
Company
Finance Co.
9
B
1-15
12-31
4'A-%
10-31
5%
A
preferred
11-15
class
preferred
___—
(quar.)
(quar.)
——
r
IWSmvNm^WhmmiWV J* -TW4* **MwlwH»i«rt
10
»»
MMW
(1918)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of Company
10c
of New Jersey
dividend
Stock
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
10c
Trust Co.
Holders
When
Share
Tringle Conduit & Cable (reduced)
Triangle Lumber, class A—:
*
12-10
American
11-21
Chain
American
(quar.)
i
l-
%»
io
J
ia
2C'°
12-12
32c
1- 3
Electric
Stock
i^-i*
11-18
12-7
&
Bank
Union
Texas
(Los
Angeles)
Natural
Class
A
B
(quar.)
Gas
Securities
and
United
Aircraft
5%
preferred
Carbon
Stcck
Co.
U.
Co.
Gypsum Co.
.
New
class
ll-2«
l2"!2
Stock
12-12
11-21
Extra
Home
Products
American
Insurance
Co.
American
Investment
25c
12-16
16c
*
(reduced)
—1
12-
*
1
11-25
*.
11-15
Common
'
60c
T
12-23
11-25
5V4%
12-23
11-25
American
3
11-25
$1.75
1-
omitted
\
■
;
17'Ac
(quar.)
Metal
Climax,
WJR
Station)
(year-end
12-9
American
National
11-18 *
American
12-
11-16,.
11-17
12-
11-15
15c
Co.
-
5
5%
Coke
Radiator
Common
7%
.
'•
preferred
5%
11-18
1
11-18
American
12-
5
11-
5
11-
1
11-21
1
•
Sterilizer
Stock
12-
American
Title
11-18
American
Tobacco
12-1
11-15'
American
Water
L_:
1
12-
1
12-15
40c
.
1-
35c
25c
12-10
5%%
12-12
6%
11-18
12-
5
;
(stock dividend),
2%
33Ac
12-15
12-
12-
9
11-29,.
12-
9
11-29
(quar.)
dividend
Post
4'/4%
Company
F
Per
.
*
-'«•
Inc. (quar.}_______
Incorporated (quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
(quar.)
preference class
preferred (quar.)
Fund,
Corp.
Aeroquip
Aeroton
(N.
Affiliated
r
(annual),.
(stock
dividend)
Gas
*
5%
Steel
preferred
Alberta
Gas
All-n
(s-a)
preferred
(s-a)
(quar.)
C.)
Co..
Allied
Chemical
Kid
Co.
Finance,
Machine
__
(quar.)
Allied
Stores
4%
Corp.
Alsco,
Class
B
common
(quar.)
$6
3'2
%'preferred
Atlantic
Coast
11-12
11-25
Atlantic Refining Co.
Atlantic Wholesalers,
Electric
Line
Corp.,
Life
11-15
10-18
Avco
Corporation
$3c
12-21
11-30
Avon
Products
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
Ayshire
Bruning
Brunswick
12-
1"
11-10
12-31
11-25
cents
10-21
Buffalo
Forge
Bullock
Fund,
11-14..
11-25
11-10'
11-25
11-10
9
1
11-4"
1
11-
4
62'/2c
12-
1
11-
4
Bullocks,
59C
12-
1
ll-
4
Bulolo
12-
1
11-4
25c
12-15
11-18
!
^.
(quar.).,.
12-15
11-30
(quar.)
(increased)
4V2 %
12-15
li-in
12-
ll-
1
1
A,
1
11-
12-
1
5%
Bush
common
Interstate
30c
12-
8
10-28
California
Pacific
12-
1
n-is
12-12
11-
12-1
25c>
,,,'
12-1
5c
,1
12-
25c
1
"'V
:
11-25
11-29
12-15
11-18
preferred
2nd preferred
11-10
Oil
10-31
Baker
Properties,
11-25
$5
11-
4
Tools,
preferred
Baldwin
13c
•
(quar.)
$31'Ac
(quar.)
n-
''
'
:
12-22
Baltimore
11-16
Stock
12-23
11-25
Bancroft
12-
11-18
Bank
5
11-25
11-25
11-10
11-15
12-10
11-15
11-15
10-19
of
,
11-30
Bank
Bankers
1-1-61
1
12-16
11-
4
Barber
investment
income).
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
11-30
11-4
Oil
Bayuk
$1
(quar.)
1-1-61
12-15
Seam
1-1-61
12-15
25c
87%c
60c
12-
&
n-
Class
Cigars
(J.
Stock
Inc.
-
Beaunit Mills, Inc., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
10-31
12-
5
12-15
12-2
11-17
11-
4
12-
1
10-31
12-15
10-31
50c
9
11-
7
12-
"
12-
11-22
11-
1
3
12-15
11-30
1-
2
12-22
1%
Bearings. Inc.
Beau
9-
7'/2c
(quar.)
I
11-15
'
10c
1
11-16
1
12-15
$50c
(quar.)
dividend
11-9
2% *'1-2-61
.
Ltd., class A
Distilling Co.
11-
$40c
dividend)
11-15
1-
2
12-22
Beech Aircraft Corp.—
1
1
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
11-21
11-25
15c
1-
3
37'/aC
2-
1
10-26
10-21
12-
9
Stockholders
1-13
fA.
43A%
Behlen
Ties
S.)
a
(quar.)
200%
i2-
1
n_15
12-15
11-29
* 12-
1
$1.25
stock
25c
12-
1
11-15
11-23
10-31
<
div
*
11-15
Ltd.—
(interim)
common
(quar.
Manufacturing
■-
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
12-15
11-15
10-21
10-31'
11-15
10-31
10-31
10-31
(quar.)___
E
(quar.)
33c
preferred F (quar.)
(quar.)____,
:
33'/2c
32'/2c
:
11-15 "
33Vbc
32'/2c
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
313Ac
11-15
10-31
10-31,
10-31
34%c
t25c
11-15
11-30
10-31,
10-28
$32'/2c
12-20
1
1- l11-15
11-18.
11-10
12- 5
12- 5
10-28
J 15c
$75c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
1
11-15
D
Cement,
12- 1
12- 1
12-
30c
preferred
G
H
11-21
11- 4;
11- 2
12- 1,
3iy4c
convertible
preferred
Foils,
A
(quar.)
common
-
•;
8% "
12-
15c
11-15
9
;
10-31 |
$15c
A
Safeway,
10-20
ll-
4
$1.183A
12-
1
H-15
30c
12-
1
11-17
Ltd.,
4.40%
Ltd.
(quar.)
pfd.
A
Class
B
Canadian
(quar.)
.
12-1
(15c
International
Ltd.
Machine.
from
gains distribution)
Ltd.
4%
5%
preferred
11-15
1- 2
12- 1
1
1
11-11
11-11
Cannon Mills, common
Class B (quar.)
Carborundum
Co.
Carlisle Corp.
12-
11-7
11-26
12-
11-18
1
12-
*$1
_
(quar.~)_
pfd.
■
$$1.25
t$2
?$1.06
$$1.25
(quar.)
75c
1
11-15
t20c
,
11-15
11-15
1
12-
$20c
J$1.25
(quar.)__
_
preferred (quar )
;
Utilities, Ltd., 4>A%
preferred (quar.)_
12-
56c
,__
(quar.)
Canadian
4
10-15
1-2
12- 2
12-2
2
12- 2
1- 2
1-
11-15
11-15
10-31
10-31
1-
2
11-25
11-25
1-
2
40c
12-
9
11-18
10c
11-15
10-31
75C
_
(quar.)
Steel
1
Trust.
;
(quar.)
Cos., Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)_____
Oil
Corp.,
12-
UOc
(annual)______
Investment
common
Carpenter
11-15
investment
preferred
(L.
1
tl5c
Inc.
Ice
Canadian
12-
J183Ac
(quar.)
Fund,
income plus 41c capital
4.80%
_
$30c
tl7'/2c
Canadian
4V2 %
12-1
1-4,
1- 3
i$1.10
$31'Ac
(quar.)
Canadian
Carrier
3- 3
3- 3
3- 3
pref. (s-a)
:
Canners, Ltd.* class A (quar.),
Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd.—
Class
5%
4-1-61
120c
Canadian
8%
3- 3
4-1-61
(s-a)
Vinegars,
Canadian
5%
10-28
(s-a)___;
r-Extra
*
11-15
4-1-61
t12»Ac
class
4-1-61
175c
Ltd.,
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd., 5%
Canada
1
1-
$1.06'A
.____
1
(quar.)_
;
12-
25c
>
$12'/2c
Packers
B
J15c
/•
(quar.)
Ltd., common
(quar.)
Carpenter
_____
8hoe Corp.,
preferred
*• 10c
(quar.),.
approve
Group,
Ordinary
Beck
5c
Brummell
Beecham
50c
B.)
(stock
4
12-20
11-30
12-
Canada
..
4
11-
$40c
Corp.- (initial)
& Paper
.
11-
<■
11-30
.
60c
*
1
12-1
20c
33Ac
50c
10%
—*
Corp.
12-30
*
11-25
1-13
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12- 9
12- 1
11-16
12-15
12-15
27'/2c
common
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
■
'
Insurance
ll- 1
27'/2c
preferred I (quar.)
preferred J (quar.)^_____^___
Canada
1
Savings
(quar.)
Nationale
12-31
11-22
20%
Extra
11-25
.
15c
—
Equipment
12-
$1.62'/2
1
&
v
—
Shippers
Wright
$56c
(quar.)
Trust
.
Canadienne
Bathurst Power
$1.50
common
&
Year-end
Barry
12-
III
Co
C
1-15
17'/2c
22'/2c
(quar.)
Service,
convertible
Class
••
1-13-61
5c
10c
dividend
Banque
11-18
National
quarterly
Bunaing
Stock
10-31
12-10
.
$25c-
11-
4
Sons
11-10
5
5c
27c
preferred
Canada
11-1'
1L.30
,
$1.50
Extra
11-15
5
:
(quar.)
Extra
12-
30c
$25c
America
&
11-15,
11-25
12-
25c
preferred
$4.25
10-31'
•3%-
(Joseph)
12-15
4
$1.30 prcf. (quar.)
Canada & Dominion Sugar, Ltd._
1
Canada Dry Corp., common (quar.)i_
11-15
'
Chemical
$llc
convertible
5.50%
11-15
12-1
$5
dividend
Increased
11-10
11-25
&
11-11
11- 1
!____
5.08%
4~
joc
-
common
(quar.),,:
Paint
11-15
12- 1
(quar.)
5.20%
2
12-1
Co.—
Dreferred
1
93%c
Co.
(quar.)
Rubber Co.—
Corp.,
6%
11-4
1-20
12-
12-10
tl5c
common
1st preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
American Business Shares—
Co.
11-18
11-22
35c
21c
5.36%
2
$8
r".
(quar.)—
Piano
Water
Canada
u.30
' :
;
" *'$353Ac.
Inc.
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1,
,
,
1
(quar.)
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
s
Research
5.20%
.
•
11- 1
11- 1'
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)___
Packing Corp.
preferred
5.28%
11-15
12-
Utilities,
preferred
5.30%
1
H-15
12-16
12-1
12- 1
$1
$1.05
$1.12'/2
preferred
(quar.)_
■
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
10-28
,
"
11-26
12-
11- 4
"
California
1-15
11-20
25c
1
*
1-15
i2'/2C
•
11-15 i-..
11-14
11- 7
11- 4
(quar.)
Telephone
California
11-15
12-
11-15
1
12- 1
11-28
$1
dividend)
5.40%
4
12-15
12-
1
30c
87'/2c
5'/2 %
11-21
25c
<
(quar.)
4
12-15
(Stock
5%
12-15
$55c
v
•
4
50c
10-31
12-
1
5% preferred (annual)
California
50c
12-19
10c
10-31
;
1-1
11-15
11-28
Co.___
11-15
1
11-
11-15
11-10
73c
(quar.)___
Calaveras Land & Timber Corp
California Corp.
for Biochemical
;
1-16
12-21
$25c
(quar.)
Buildings Co. (quar.)
Dock, Ltd., class A (quar.)__
Buttes Gas & Oil,
12-31
11-15
'
(quar.) '
California Electric Power Co.
—___
convertibie
^53A%
Dry
11- 7
1
1
35c
investment
:
11-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
net
•
2
12- 1
12-15
25c
—
11-
12-12
12-
$1.25
35c
Terminal
Terminal
12- 5
$1.25
(quar.),—
li-io
30c
12-
1
1-5-61
20c
^—
(quar.)___
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
95c
30c
15c
:i
preferred
1
quar.),
.
$1.37'/2
_____________
1
10c
(increased
11-15
12-19
70c
com.
1
11-
11-15
1
1
1
5
v 15c
Industries, Inc.,
(quar.)
1
{
12-12
1
121-
Ltd.___
12-
60c
11-
12-
__________________
12-
;
11-15
17'/2c
(quar.)
(irreg.)_
Ltd. (8c from
12-
(quar.)
11-30
<:
J$1.57
25c
70c
$1.60
(quar.)___
(quar.)
common
62'/2c
17'/2c
12-15
1-
10-17'
15c
$1.31'A
(quar.),,
___
12- 5
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
45c
com.
J68c
1
1
——__
Dredging,
2nd
Burrard
10-31
12-
_____
11-
1-
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 conv. pfd.
Bush
11-18
11-15
40c
class
Burndy
U
25c
1- 1
12- 5
12- 5"
12- 5
12- 5 "
(quar.)
pfd.
preferred
4.20%
56'Ac '
pfd.
$3.80
common
4%- preferred
12-15
11-10
11-15
pfd.
3%%
9
83Ac
(quar.),,,,
Burlington
3
12.15
1- 1
—_
$$1
t53'/2c
$57c
$$1.18
t63c
65c capital gains distribution)
common (quar.)_
Inc.,
Gold
1-
933/4C
12-9
11-10 '
12-
Co.
income plus
12-
35c '
v
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
Baker
preferred
12-
11-10
11-25
$5
12-
25c
11-1"
12- 9
1- 3
(quar.);—
Company,
11-10
75C
income)
12-
Falls
10-20
$1.16'A
class A (year-end) (10
capital gains and 3 cents from
from
Hill
1
\quar.)_-
,
12- 9
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Buck
12-13
Axe-Houghton Fund,
12-
$5
11-10
Corp.
12-
;
3
8%
L.) Company (quar.)
(Charles) Company Inc.
11-16
11-10
12-13
'
10-31
12-6-
11-23
(E.
1
1
60c
(Conn.)
Corp.
Bruce
1212-
30c
(quar.)
r
Collieries
Shoe
Brown
Budd
(quar.)
12-
11-15
11-23
Gas,
Gas, 5.50%
Co./-(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)—
$25c
(quar.),,,
and
Taunton
2
„,—
1
11-14
.
Continental
(increased-quar.)
Extra
11-17
9
12-15
81'Ac
(quar.)____;
RR.,
25c
$30c
.12-
11-
20c
loc
1- 1
1- 1
(quar.)
Brooklyn Union
Brodie. (Ralph)-
•
50c >"
.
m.56'A
11-10
25c"
Ltd., 5%% pfd. (s-a)
5%
preferred (quar.)
1
Insurance (Tulsa, Okla.)
(quar.),
Atlas
Atlas
3c
—
6"?%
preferred
12-12
2
15c
2nd
$1.25
2
2%
Bakeries
Biltrite
Can
1-
15c
(quar.)
Inc.,
American
American
-V
;
12-13
9
1
1
11-28
12- 9
11-15"
—
____
preferred
5.60%
preferred
'
Corp.,
Co.
12-
12-
10-.13
12-
6c
held)
com.
(quar.)—1
preferred (quar.) ______
preferred (quar.) —_______
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
—i
5'/2%
preferred (quar.)
British Columbia Telephone—
6'A%
preferred
(quar.)
Broadway-Hale Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Brockton
11-25
35c
*
(quar.)
Line
30c
1
•
Co.—
—
City
1-
12-16
\V
12-
'
$25c
rets,
43A%
:•
(quar.)
Light
Coast
12-30
1
$1.40
»
—
(final)
Oil, Ltd. (quar.)__l
Electric, Ltd.—
dep.
preferred
27'/2c
common
Goods
Atlantic
22'/2c
quar.)
(quar.)
American Cement
2 '
37'/2c
(reduced
(quar.)
Airlines,
net
12-
Gas
Extra
1
40c
12-12
Canada, Ltd.—
American
(From
12-23
Atlanta
11-
30C
Water
on
preferred
Atlantic
2
1
11-15
12-
t62'/2c
$583Ac
—_,
4'/2%
2 "
11-
$30c
Truck Lines, class A (quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar.),,
12-16
12-
11-15
12-15
12-15
11-15
,
4'A%
:
-
12-22
-•
(quar.)
Associated
12-
11-15
12c
(quar.)
Dry
1,
11-15 ",
-
of
Co.
common
2
$1.02
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
12-23
1
Puritas
12-
11-16
(quar.)
common
1-
37'/2c
Corp., $4 preferred (quar.)
American
$1.05
75c
preferred
2nd
America
2
$1
(quar.).,,
preferred
Aluminum Co. of
1st
1-
8c
(quar.)
£3.75
4%
11-16
10c
common
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)
Aluminum Co. of
America,
412%
12-
1
4%
6.40%
(quar.)
dividend
5.25%
1
12-
$4
A
Stock
Associated
12-
12-10
2%
Cement
dividend
Inc.,
12-10
Class
11-1
__
Portland
Stock
12- 5
15c
;
(quar.)
preferred
11-18
50c
Mfg., common (quar.)
4.08% preferred (quar.)
Alpha Beta Food Markets, common
(quar.)
6%
10-31
5
Co.,
Water
$1.50
Allis-Chalmers
Alpha
1
12-
Artesian
11-15
American
12-19
(quar.)
preferred
Aro Equipment Corp., 4'/2%
$1.31'A
(quar.)
_______
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
12-
1
Columbia
De-
per
A
common
Aluminum
&
American
British
Brockion Edison,
(quar.),
convertible
45c
(special)
(initial)
Maintenance
dividend
11-
6c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Radio
12-14
12'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Laboratories
Altex
25c
Inc.
5.25%
2nd
Stock
10-31
35c
Cork
preferred
Arnold
British
(quar.)
75c
preferred
S%
Allied
11-15
$1.25
(quar.)
6%
Allied
11-15
Lines—
Business
Alli-d
Allied
1
$3.75
Corp.
35c
(quar.),
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)__,
Control
Allied
12-
Armstrong
5
■:
,—
(increased)
Asso
Raceway
11-10
yll-15 "
11-16
:
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
Steel
Brandwine
10-31
British Aluminum, Ltd.—
*
12-
53'/8c r
—
Power
$1.15
Natural Gas Co.
Co., common,,
(quar.)
Trunk
Steel,
(R.
10-14
Armco
11-15
$4
;
preferred
Allied
11-15
11-15
$1.37'/2
com.
preferred
6'A%
preferred A (quar.)
Pacific Consolidated
Oils, Ltd
Algoma Central & Hudson
Ry., com. (quar.)
Algoma
1
12-15
40c
(quar.)
Alberta
6%
12-
4.65%
11-10
11-25
15c
A
(quar.)
Southern RR.,
Alabama-Tennessee
11-30
12-12
15c
(quar.)
common
participating
Wood
7%c
-
yll-15
1
____
shares
Gas
9
11-21
1
11-15
of North America—
Corp.
12-
(quar.),
Louisiana
12-
12-15
•
10-26
12'/2c '
14c
_
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)
5'/2%
preferred (quar.),
pay¬
(quar.),
.
.12-27
-12-
11-19 ;
11-15
11-10
10-31
11-18
11- 9
12-7"
(quar.),
Inc.
12- 3
,
40c
12- 9
6c
11-20
25c
12- 1
37'/2c " 12- 1
87'/2c
1-3-61
Corp,
5%
Ltd.—
(quar.)™.
preferred
Arkansas
Bowater
12-1
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
$1.12'/2
._
Corp.,
Great
11-10
$18c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Alabama Power
Co., 4.20%
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
Alan
preferred
$2.40
Arrowhead
preferred
Alabama
$2.36
9
security
_____
$5.50
9
62'Ac
Ltd.
Manufacturing
Alabama
6%
Stores.
common
4.50%
preferred
Akron Brass
Extra
$2.50
12-
11-25
200
common
Service,
12-
31c
Shoe
Public
12-9*
5%
.
realized
each
3
10c
net
Arizona
7
10c
(from
for
3
10c
profits)
Agnew-Surpass
Air
Reduction,
11-
Co.
Bourjois,
■-;
12-19
(quar.),,
$0.51
preferred
Argus Corp., Ltd.,
1-
1-3
4%
(quar.),,
C.)
Oil
1-6
12-13
1-
5c
Inc
Fund
1
'
12-15
2c
(interim
Corp.
(quar.)
dividend one share
preferred
preferred
15c
Inc.
3
,4i
rt^iH'.nd A
Advisers
1-
Oil
t30c
Co
Homes,
1-20
12-
$15c
._
(quar.)
Wire
Admiral
-
participating
(Stock
11-10
Brook Water Co.
Bostic
25c
class
Co.
(quar.),!
!
3'/2% pfd. (quar.)
Concrete,
class A (quar.),,,
Fund
(increased),,^
11- 4
'''■-«"■=
-
-j.
Bound
11-22
11-16
10-31
25c
25c
\
(quar.)
& Brass (quar.)
12-19
(reduced«•
common
$$1.25
(quar.)_,
Acme
Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Acme Missiles &
Construction Corp.—
Class A common
Acme
Argo
11-25
$1.10
.
A
Payable of Rec.
Farms,
$3
1
1
.
.
_
11-14
10c
A
Boston
12-
12-
8c
Company
Borg-Warner
5
-
Africa,
(quar.)
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Holders
20c
Common
$1.20
When
10c
P.,
5%
25c
2%
„
Wrigley Stores
M.
;
Share
(quar.)
_
C
.
.
—.
Boeing Airplane Co. (increased-quar.)
Corp.
(quar.),,,,
Booth Fisheries
Corp., common (quar.),,
11-22-
•
12-17
11-30
..Bondstock
12'/2c
(quar.)
Inc.
1
12-15
75c
20c
12-15
12-15
11-25
11-14
1- 3
12-10
12-15
12-15
11-15
—
income
———i-
1-3
lc
35c
2'/2%
30c
Inc.
Extra
12- 1
$1.06 'A
$1.40
(quar.)—
common
investJnent
Aluminum
Bohn
'37'/2c
——
Arden
v
'
(quar.)____
pfd.
approximately
Pools.
12-
12-15
$1.1G3A
(quar.)
Co.
Brooks,
12-
:
Anheuser-Busch. Inc.
^
.
20c
(extra)
positary share)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone,
Anthony
1
$1.41'A -12-1
(quar.),^—————
Gas
&
12-31
(quar.)
Corp. South
deposit receipts
of
1
12-
3%
common
Oil
2%
.-
Oil,
12-
34%c
Anglo-American
American
10-28
12-15
12-15
57'/2c
;—
Smelting
11-21
11-21
11-21
7'/2c
(quar.),
(quar.)
Products
11-15
40c
.
H-21
12-1
net
From
<
12-12
10c•!
(extra)
B
•
*12-20
20c
'
-
common,,:
..
"
:
fMiami)
1,
9
V 11-30
■""r-
:
11-1
12- 1
preferred (quar.)
Blue Bell, Inc. (quar.)
—
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc.—
50c
"'
11-15
37c
Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co.,
Bobbie
$1.75
(quar.),,,^
&
12-
,
12-21
10c
Petroleum
—_
& Light, com.
(quar.),,
(quar.)—,———
dividend
Stock
,
40c
(quar.),,,
Zinc Lead
Electric,
'
Below we give 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
preceding table.
12-20
31'Ac
Ltd.— V-
H-2i
$1.05
Blaw-Knox
2-17
Vi k;
Investment,
Works,
Anderson-Prichard
1
15c
__
11-21
11-30
Borden
-
L_
Co.
Anderson
11-15
1
1- 1
12-1
—
6%
20c
'
-
^
.
-
;
Co.^
preferred
Stock
1
3-
$1.25
Sanitary—
(quar.)
Insurance
preferred
American
11-21
11-30
12-
12-15 "
12- 2
25c
!0c
(quar.)
"
Power
Blackwell
(quar.)
dividend
12-
12-10
$1.06'A
11-10
;
(quar. )_,_____i
Foundries
12-20
.
11-25
25c
—
,
Steel
40c
"
*
Corp.*—
African
62'/2c
9
12-15
1-3
(quar.)_^_,
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
4.25%
preferred
(quar.),,——-—-—5.60% preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
11-14
v >
Smelting & Refining' (quar.),,,,.-
American
11-21'
1
12-15
Standard
Co.
183Ac
_
1
1-
12-10
■
' $2c
c.
—
American
11-15
1
J V
•
"
Semi-annually
5
12-
'
11-30
(quar.)—
American-South
5
>v'
50c
Texas)
Seating
ment
A
5.65%
35c
(quar.-
&
preferred
12-
15c
A.
7
;','12-15
preferred
Gobain
prior
American
12-
(Galv.
(s-a)
(quar.)
American-St.
6
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
ABC Vending
Corp.
Stock
dividend
11-
.
(quar.)
special preferred
American
9-30
12-
t$1.12%
Extra
Name of
4.20%
$1.12'/2
Ltd.
non-cumulative
$1
Manufacturing
&
J
12-
40c
' •'
'
$1.25
American Pipe & Construction (quar.25c
American Potash & Chemical, com.
(quar.),
30c
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$1
,
12-5
12-1
12-
quar.)
—
Insurance
Co.
Class
Ziegler Coal
12-
12-1
"
12- 1
—_———,—$1.75
preferred
preferred
preferred
Hills
Black
,
12-31
11-15
—
Billups Eastern
11-14
50c
(quar.)
common
Manufacturing Co.
Extra
12- 6
12- 6
11-15
12- 9
12- 9
10-24
ll- 7
60c
(quar.i
preferred (quar.)
Bibb
11-14
.
1
?•*' •«'
-
~
•
'
2
12-2
$1.25
—
Company. Inc.
Bethlehem Steel Corp.,
7%
(quar.)
common
(s-a)
&
12-15
Photocopy Equipment—
11-18
1-16
50c
-
•
News
Anchor
Zero
12-
32'/2c
(quar.)________- •>
Nepheline,
$1.25
.
A
12-1;
12-
"
Co.,
Finance
preferred
5%
Best
—4c
62J/2c
;
_
1-
25c
Wilson Bros., 5%
preferred (s-a)
.;
Wilson & Co., $4.25 preferred
(quar.)
Winter & Hirsch
Inc., 7% pfd. (quar.)___
Research, class
30c
25c
American
$5
11-23
11-21
40c
10%
*
12-28
12-15
$0,035
Weston (George), Ltd.,
4'/2% pfd. (quar.)__
White Stag. Mfg., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)
Wilcox Lisctric, 5%
pfd. (1946 ser.)
(quar.)
William Bros Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
1-16
50c
:
1
12-8
10c
___________
(quar.)
.
11-17
12-15
West Chemical Products, common
(quar.)_—
5% preferred (quar.)
West End Bank
(Pittsburgh) (s-a)
Extra
York
12-23
12-23
$1.31'A
(incr.
American
11-18
25c-
_____
Co.
1
12-15
25c
———_
Wolverine Insurance Co., class A
1
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
Iron
i%
J.)
(quar.)
Meter
$31'Ac
(quar.)_„
—
12-
1%
—
—^
12-
$1.37%
Welkom Gold Mining,
Ltd., American shares
Wells Fargo Bank-American Trust
Woodward
1
30c
20c
.
12-22
75c
—
extra)
Washington Water Power
Williams & Co.
N.
Inc.—
(increased)
preferred
,
———
—
(quar.)
dividend
11-25
\*
(quar.)
Foundry
u
(quar.)
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Stock
9
—
&
American
Voi-Shan Industries
Co.
12-
(quar.)
12- 1
li-io
ll-io
12-27
12-27
12- 1
12-31
3%.
50
25c
—
Bag
Bros.
Beneficial
11-25
-
Illinois—
of
(quar.)
Machine
American
4'A%
,
Co.
prior preferred
Common
class A pref.
——_
&
9
'
(Newark,
'
11-10
12-
dividend
Stock
10-31
12-
"30c
from
Bell
11-30
.
9
11-15
-v
(quar.)
Quarterly
Walker
"
17'/ac
,
Corp.- (monthly),."
Corp.
&
(The Goodwill
"
5c
„
Insulator
Machinery Corp.—
preferred
12-15
12'/2c
_*
American
Iron, common (quar.)—.
$5.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., com. (stock dividend)—
5%
2
..
30c
United Stockyards
Corp.
Valley Mould
9
12-
17'/2c
dividend,,,,,,,—
American
11"21
3%
—___
America
(quar.)
on the 5%
this time)
12-
(quar.)
B
from
(quar,)
Hoffman
1-10
_
of
(Payment
at
'50c
—
cents
Power
12-15
12- 1
12- 1
4'A%
12-15
Co.
17'/2C
(quar.)
Howell Co.,
&
Holders
Payable of Rec.
common (quar.)
10c
preferred (quar.),—,——$1.06'A
Intercontinental
Corp
—'
25c
Bell
Bemis
(initial-quar.)
Hardware. Corp..
American
12-1
Foreign
When
Share
of Company
Belding-Heminway Co.
1
25c
(quar.)
American Greetings, new cl. A (initial-quar.)
_
12-10
___
preferred
S.
17
12-15
—■—-
gains)
Insmance
Extra
——
(Del.) -(10
income plus 15 cents
realized
net
United
S.
11
25c
1
__
Corporation
investment
■T'i-
•
$1-25
—
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
dividend
United
net
•
12-10
Furniture
2
(Orlando,
25c
&
American
12-
Name
11-10
'
2'/2%
Ltd.
American
12-1
_
United
U.
(quar.)
|
-
-
!
12- 1
.12-15
50C
"
—■
___
Carton
&
12-1f
10c
*
(quar.),
12-10
•
Quarterly
,o
10c
_____
United Artists Theatre Circuit—
United Board
Fire & Casualty Co.
12-15
47c
•
Exchange Commission),
(increased)___
Factors,
American
Corp.—
(quar.)
Class
(quar.)
quar.),
approval
of
to
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
62'/2c
(increased
(subject
American
Union
i,
(quar.)
Power
dividend
When
Share
Cable
Monday, November 14, 1960
.
..
(quar.)__
11-21
11-10
(quar.)
30c
12-
9
11-25
common
40c
56'Ac
12- 1
11-30
11-15
11-15
60c
11-30
11-15
E.)
preferred
&
Co.
(quar.)___.
(quar.)
(quar.)__-
2nd convertible
-V*
Wtv
preferred
fquar.)__
5c
.
Volume
of
Conv.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Co.,
jr. preferred
of
4%%
pfd.
(quar.)
of Rec.
12-
1
$1.06%
12-
1
5%
11-15
5%
preferred
Central
12-21
(quar.)
$1.25
12-21
12-
(quar.)
$1.25
12-21
48c
12-10
Public
4.50%
preferred
&
South
!'
!__
new
com.
(initial)
preferred
com.
Co.
(quar.
Chance
(A,
B.)
10-31
Craftsman
12-15
Crampton Mfg.,
$1.16
1
12-15
Crane
$1.19
1-
1
12-15
1
12-15
Stock
2%
Chemetron
Corp.,
11-
U-
preferred
4%%
,
11-25
11-8
12 Vac
-•
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Stock
Common
Series
Company
Chrysler
Corp.
&
11-14
Cuneo
1
11-14
Curtis
1
11-14
$1.60
11-14
10-14
Curtiss
30c
11-15
15c
12-30
1-15
12-30
Citizens
Casualty Co.
B
30c
Co.
&
12-30
$2
12-
2
11-
12-
1
...
Dividend
11-18
$4
V 12-20
1-15
"
11-15
Deere
12-12
Deltown
/ 10-14
12-
1
Lines
11-25
12-18
45c
.
11-15
12-
:
Manufacturing,
8%
of N.
Y.
1
11-10
1
11-10
Desilu
5c
12-
7.
11-16
$7c
12-
9
"11-15
Detroit
Dickenson
■-
30c
(quar.)—4
.87Vic
'"-.;r,3°c
12-
1
:
12c
11-30
15c
(accUm.)_
12-
U-18
Diversified
10-31
7 Vac
11-30
Dr.
(quar.)
12-22
12-
1
12-22
12-
1
Corp.
Mfg.
Corp.,
20c
12-
1
50c
12-
1
11-15
62 Vac
12-
1
11-15
Dominion
8c
12-
1
11-17
12-17
8c
Gas
Columbia
Pictures
Combined
System
(increased
Corp.,
Enterprises.
Combined
Insurance
Combined
Locks
$4.25
Ltd.
Co.
America
Metals
Commercial
Stock
11-
1
Stock
12-
11-
1
ment
Edison
gains)
1
12-
Machinery
$3
_
1
Dow
11-25
-
11-10
4%
12c
11-25
10-27
25c
11-15
10-26
10c
11-15
10-28
35c
11-15
11-
1
$1.37 Va
11-15
11-
1
12-
11-14
(quar.)_
-
(quar.)
—
20c
—
1
preferred
Confederation
(quar.).
Life
Assurance
Quarterly
h
Quarterly
Consolidated Edison
Co.
Consolidated
Corp.
Foods
(N.
Consolidated Laundries
7 Vac
Consolidated
Textile
5%
t
12-
tl2c
12-
preferred
Consolidated
——
Y.)
Class
A
Consumers
Glass.
Consumers
"
1
11-
(reduced)——.—-—-
$20c
Co.,
(quar.)
65c
11-21
1-3-61
1212-
preferred (quar.),
—-—■—
Corp. of America,, com. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
1-3-61
12-
11-25
11-
Extra
Co.
Assurance
_'___
:
Continental
■
Casualty
Extra
1
Continental
5%
Continental
Gin.
Cook
prior
Copeland
Copp
4%%
Varnish,
preferred A
Refrigeration
Clark
Cornet
12-
1
12-
1
Publishing,
Stores
$1.13
(quar.) —
(extra) —
Co.
1
11-
r
11-30
(quar.)__——_—
(quar.)—".
20c
12-10
tlOc
12-, 1
11-15
(quar.)
10-28
Electric
•
&
Equal to
Mart,
Inc.
Motor
Co.
40c
12-
2
11-18
Electrographic
12-
1
11-
Electrolux
12-10
7
Corp.
11-25
1
12-15
11-15
11-
dividend)-
5%
12-16
11-30
(increased quar.)
(stock
40C
11-15
11-
12-
1
11-13
12-15
11-18
$1
12-15
11-18
$1,121/2
12-15
11-18
65 %c
12-15
11-18
$1
11-15
11-
1
$1.10
11-15
11-
1
$1.15
15c
25c
11-15
11-
1
'
12-14
11-23
12-20
12-10
2'
12-15
11-18
15c
11-25
11-10
75c
(quar.)
12-
1
12-
1
12-13
11-25
Forest
12-13
11-25
Foxboro
Franklin
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-14
City
Co.,
Ltd.
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-11
1-
series
series
Bond
Free
1
12-12
Freeport
12-16
Friedman
11-
7
11-15
11-
4
1-
12-21
Class
12-13
11-30
6%
11-15
11-15
10-31
40c
12-19
11-25
1-
B
Futterman
3
11-25
Class
A
11-25
Class
A
12-
5
11-
12-
9
11-18
9
12-
1212-
1
11-18
1-16
For
Class
9-30
11-15
30c
11-15
11-
5c
11-15
11-
11-15
11-
1
5c
—
12-
10c
11-15
11-
1
15c
1
12-15
12-
1
1
I
1
30c
3
12-
12-
1
11-14
7c
11-30
11-
1
7c
12-31
12-
1
2c
II-22
10-27
lc
11-22
10-27
11-22
10-27
lc
11-22
10-27
56 %c
11-15
11-
50c
12-
1
11-10
3%
(quar.)—__
common
I-
$1
2c
Co.,
12-
9
11-
'
'
(quair.)
Corp..—
—
class
Business,
A
(initial)i_
—
—
11-25
12-
9
12-
9
12-
9
Gas
11-18
■
'
W'ood
U-18
Service
(Ga.),
Co.
11-30
Stock
1-17
12-31
General
12-
1
Corp.,
Acceptance
common
(quar.)
dividend
11-15
General
Foods/new
11-15
11-
General
Instrument
11-25
11-10
General
Merchandise
6V4c
1-3-61
12-12
General
Outdoor
Public
12-20
common
(initial
Corp
Co.
quar.)
".
Utilities
11-10
$1.06 V*
12-
1
11-10
General
$1.217/8
12-
1
11-10
$1.25
12-
1
11-10
$1.34
12-
1
11-10
$1.37%
12-
1
il-lO
12-
1
12-
4
%%
5%%
General
$1.00
11-10
$1.30
1
11-10
$1.30
$1.42
12- 1
11-10
$1.32
$1.60
12-
11-10
$1.30
$1.4iy4
1
12-20
60c
4*
_
(final)
$1.32
11-
8
\
12-19
12-15
11-25
25c
12-
30c
12-15
'
1
General
*
1
1-3-61
50c
12%%
$1.30
J
11-18
30C
11-28
~
•
5.00%
5.16%
General
preferred
3c
11-30
11-
1
$5
preferred
1
11-23
12-
11-14
15c
12-
5
9
11-10
12-
1
11-15
12-
9
11-18
11-25
10-28
12-30
12-20
tlOc
II-15
10-17
22 %c
12-
1
11-
27 %C
12-
1
11-
4
4
?
25c
11-15
10-25
32 %c
11-15
10-25
32 %C
11-15
10-25
33c
11-15
10.9 5
32 %c
2-15
1-25
32 %c
2-15
1-25
33c
2-15
1-25
1
11-15
62%c
•
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
57c
,.
12-
$1.30
(quar.)
12-
64 %c
(quar.)___
(quar.)__,
—J
Co. of Wisconsin'—
(quar.)
Telephone
12-
12-16
40c
5.20%
$2.25
ll-lo
5
12-15
29c
common
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
9
9
11-
10c
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred (1956 series) (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
.__
Telephone Co. of Florida—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
preferred
preferred
12-
12-
II-25
32 %c
—
General Steel Castings (quar.)
Ltd.,
12-22
12-23
35c
*
11
Wares.
12-23
45c
(quar;)_
(increased)
1
Steel
11-15
2
35c
Advertising
12-
General
11-
1
I-
25c
(quar.)____
$1.02%
in
11-15
12-
12 %c
*
(quar.)_
Corp. (quar.) ______
Fireproofing
Co.
(increased)
55c
1
15c
Finance
General
1
3%
(quar.)
Corp.
12-
10c
—
z
Oil
11-15
i
40c
(quar.)—
Corp.
(quar.)
American Oil Co.
(quar.)
Crude
12-15
1
4
12-31
I-10
12-10
25c
(quar.)
America
General
11-10
1
25c
43c
common
(quar.)_
Drive-In
11-15
12-15
.
4%%
preferred
General
12-15
12-15
—
Industries,
Light Co.
Gas
ll'-18
General
30c
(initial)
year-end
pfd. (quar.)___
Gardner-Denver Co., common
(quar.)
—
Garrett Corp.
(stock dividend)____
*
Gar
11-21
12-15
B
$1.37%
(quar.)—/.
1
(quar.)
—
year-end
Fiscal
11-21
1-16
32 %c
(quar.)
11-
11-21
(s-a)—
common
45c
—..—
11-15
63c
1
12-15
1
4%%
(quar.)—
Co.
(monthly)____.
(monthly)
Fiscal
11-10
12-15
11-
(quar.)—
Trailer
12-16
11-23
11-15
(interim)
(s-a)
preferred
Funds
11-10
1
3%C
r.
Ltd.
Realty Co.
(Louis)
Fruehauf
4
10-31
11-15
12-
2c
Sulphur
preferred
4%
11-15
12-15
15c
_s
•«»
General
"Adrs"
15c
25c
'
Extra
3
2%
—
1
,
—
Mines,
Friendly Finance,
11-30
■
»-
Geduld
State
1-14
25c
>
1
11-
11-11
Funds—
_—
General
—
(quar.)
(interim)
(quar.)
Custodian
11-18
$1.50
(quar.)
Industries,.. Ltd.
(quar.)_
(England)
Enterprises
Corp. (resumed)
Company
Income
<
—_
11-
11-18
Canada, Ltd.
of
CD.
Motor
$1.50
(quar.)
•
1
17 %c
6%%
Motor
$$1.75
—
.
1
1%%
Ford
30c
(quar.)
Electronics Investment
1-
85c
Ford
J; i5c
quar.)
(quar.)
10-31
Y.)
—
(quar.)——
'
50c
11-15:1.
10-31
3iy4c
(quar.)
Corp.
10-31
40c
(quar.)
Valley, N.
(Spring
10-14
11-15
10c
—i-
2
10c
(initial)——
A
12-
11-15
40c
-
on
class
U-18
5%
12-15
Gas—
9%c
U-18
12-12
30c
3%
——.
(initial)
Battery
12-12
12 %C
(stock dividend)
_—
Co.
Food
General
Association
Musical
10-17
47 %C
f $1.25
5%
(quar.)____—__—
Storage
10-28
11-15
J.)—
11-16
15c
——-—
about
Electric
N.
11-16
10c
———-
Electric Hose & Rubber
12-30
12-15
2
12-15
3
12 %c
'
10-31
11-15
EXtra
1
-
11-15
2%
i
preferred
2-
4
11-10
preferred
45c
preferred (quar,)i'_
preferred1 (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
11%C
———
11-14
11-15
$1.34
—
Co.
11-
12-12
11-30
,
(quar.J
Electric. Auto-Lite
11-18
(quar.)_
1
$1.75
—-
__i____
preferred (quar.X—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.36% preferred (quar.)—
5%% preferred (quar.)
6.40%
12-
(quar.)__
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)——_—
Florida
Steel
Corp.
(quar.)
Florida TeleDhone, class A (quar.)!
Food Giant Markets,
Inc.
(stock dividend)
10c
2nd
5.68%
2%
(M.
4.40%
$13c
(quar.)__
5.65%
11-12
—
12-
50c
—
5.50%
11-12
(quar.)
1
11-30
—-—
:
dividend)1
4(4%
$5
12-15
11-30
Ltd.
12-
1
12-20
10c
$5,875
9
35c
(quar.)———
Copperweld Steel Co.
1-
1
50c
common
(initial)-:—:
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
Copper-Range
preferred
12-
11-17
12-15
11-
$15c
quar.)_—
(initial
2
Foster-Wheeler
—__————
preferred
5
11-
preferred
25c
:—
preferred
common
11-
11-25
H.)1, Inc. (quar.)
._.
Company, common (stock div.) —
(quar,)___——________—
4 % %
preferred A ,(quar. )_.—_______
$2.25 series B conv. pfd. (initial)—
Florida Power Corp., 4%
preferred (quar.)
$4
50c
—
(quar.)
Co.
II-20
6c
13C
common..———!____—
lines
7 %c
10c
(quar.)
(increased)
Interurban
Natural
Paso
4.10%
11-16
31 Vic
——
11-30
Fishman
40c
dividend
Mfg.
New
11-16
50c
'
——.
(quar.)
&
$3
El
12-15
25c
—-—^
'
11-15
1-3-61
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pvrr.jnopr'r|iif
1
1
Air
Bank
Southern
1
—
Flintkote
$15c
„_____
preferred
Eaton
11-22
1-
1
$50c
—
&
Eastern Utilities
Copper & Steel industries—
preferred
Paint
1
12-
12-15
93 %c
Co
—
12-
12-15
45C
—
12-15
20c
—r——•
(quar.)
Louis
Stock
10-21
25c
-■
—
—
6%
(Chicago)
Continental Can Co., common
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
11-19
__——
—______
Eastern
11-18
1
11-15
1
flOc
_—
4
12-
20c
$1
1
12-
25c
(quar.)—
(increased
5
2%
Water—.,
2
————
First
frac¬
(accum.)
Pennsylvania RR.' (s-a)
2
*11*
11-
12-
—
of
St.
2
1-3-61
—
—:
11-25
39c
—!—;
7%- preferred
9
$1.04
(quar.)_—
common
(quar.)
9
15c
:
(initial)
A
East
8
11-
preferred
Co.
Corp.,
(initial)
Semi-annually
35c
convertible
Investors
60c
P
11-
11-30
preferred
Quarterly
12-
11-
Charter Financial
Ford
East
11-23
Paper
11-21
37 %c
Eagle-Picher Co. (quar.)
East Kootenay Power Ltd.—
H-16
35c
&
First
10-14
9c
11-15
10-17
! ..!
Container
■
5%
12-
$3iy4c
t31 'Ac
dividend
Duriron
7
12-19
Co.—
(increased quar.)
Corp.
First Wisconsin Bankshares
A
(quar.)
Corp.,
11-
First National Bank of Chicago
12-19
30c
.
$4.52
-
1
tl2c
$4.50
Continental
1
12-
1
12-12
1-16
11-15
11-15
12-
11-15
12**
12-31
$60c
(quar.)
Extra
(quar.)
Power
$4.16
4%
4
10c
r
11-21
(quar.)_,——
Brewing
Duro-Test
11-10
11-
$50c
12-19
______
(stock
Stock
10-25
30c
Ltd.—
Ltd.
Power
1
12-15
11-14
55b
(quar.)
(s-a)__——
Water
11-25
75c
dividend)-
(quar.)
Consolidated
5
First
15c
Extra
11-15
5%
(quar.)_*__
Mills, Ltd.—
Theatres
1
11-21
in¬
11-29
12-
11-21
—
.J.
—
35c
(quar.)_
Corp.
A
(Newark,
12-19
f$1.25
(resumed)
preferred B
Duquesne
Dura
Co.
$5c
Stock
National
10-31
12-15
12-15
65c
Insurance
First
15c
11-15
Corp.—
1
(quar.):—-—
Stock dividend
(quar.)_——
Gas
12-
5c
-----—
Natural
11-15
1
Mines,
(stock
Extra
Consolidated
12-T1
12-
27c
dividend)—
(stock
12-
5%
1
7
12-23
28 %C
dividend
B
1111-
12-
1C
Extra
Class
1
11-23
1-3-61
5%
cl$£y?
12-15
$15c
Inc.
30c
10%
45c
Inc.,
11-11
(increased)
Bradstreet,
12-15
(quar.)——
General
Bank
1
11-14
I-12
lc
11-15
First
11-
11-28
(monthly)
1
paid)
International
&
11-15
1
Semi-annually
50c
common
1
12-
25C
II-25
(ouar.)
Co.
11-15
12-
(monthly)pfd. (quar.)
Fund (year-end)
see Marshall Field &
Inc.
Corp.
Financial
2
25c
(quar.)___
preferred
5.36%
Dunhill
12-15
20c
——
Connelly Containers Inc. (s-a)—
Consolidated
Discovery
Yellowknife
Ltd.—(s-a)
11-14
—
—:—
Extra
1
preferred
7%
11-30
Ltd.—
common
common
11-30
25c
25c
(quar.)
Company
Corp;,
11-15
(quar.)
dividend)
(stock
15c
(quar.)—j
Ltd.,
11-30
$62 %C
be
Dulany Foods (quar.)
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class
Dun
J50C
(Bridgeport)
_.—
Filtrol
—
class
common
Duke Power Co.,
\
—
—
Connecticut National Bank
.
(Toronto)—
12-
20c
,
_________
will
Co.
Driver-Harris
.
4%
Dreferred
Dravo
.
(quar.)__
Filmways,
7
(quar.)
Chemical
Drackett
13c
Inc.,
Industries,
6%
9-22
invest¬
preferred
7
11-
12-
Sons, common
(cash in lieu
shares
preferred
Dover
(Del.) —
(Pa.)
Co.
(quar.)
Corp., common
12-
R.) &
dividend
Dorr-Oliver,
1
(quar.)—-—
Concord Natural Gas, common
11-
12-
Stock
(quar.)
Corp.,
Donohue Bros., LtcL
•
1
12-
Ltd.
(R.
tional
11-10
12-15
——
Commonwealth Telephone
Mills
12-
12-10
12-15
____________
capital
Shoe
12-31
2.4%
(from
Stores,
Stock
20c
—
Fund
12-
12-15
Co.
Purchaser,
Firemen's
(s-a)
20c
25c
(Del.)
Capital
12-
Ltd., (s-a)
11-18
dividend
cash
(Marshall)
11-15
(quar.)—
Development
Donnelly
11-21
Co.—
Income
preference
Donbar
11-18
1
70c
(quar.)__
5%
11-10
1
12-
2%
Commonwealth Stock Fund, Inc.
Compo
12-12
12-
15c
(quar.)
25C
income),
(From
1
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Field
Investment Corp., Ltd.—
Anglo
Dominion Scottish Investments,
Dominfon
25c
Shearing & Stamping
Commonwealth
5%
11-15
dividend
Commonwealth
Cone
$1.06 V*
—.—.—
Co.
Fidelity
7
11-15
Dominion
10-20
$15c
;
&
12-10
;
Federated
7
11-
—
Dominion Engineering Works. Ltd.
Glass Co., Ltd. (extra)
I-17
II-15
11-15
(quar.)
of
Paper
1
12-
27 VaC
(quar.)
Commerce Title Guaranty (Memphis)
Commercial Credit Co. (quar.)—
Commercial
Monthly
9
quar.)
pfd.
2
2-
60c
(quar.)
1-
Rc
Columbia
7
11-
—_—
5%
preferred
(quar.)___
Dominion Electrohome Industries,
Co.
11-
1
—
1
35c
3-15
5%
Monthly
1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Carbon
1
12-
12 %c
(quar.)
Columbian
12-12-
12-19
V
1
12-
(quar.)
Corp.
12-
preferred (quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields
(monthly)-—-—
Co.—
Federated
12-
——
preferred
:
12-12-
12-
,____—-
preferred
Power
I-
2
1
12-
;—
11-
12-15
5c
Federal National Mortgage Assn.
—
(quar.)—_—
II-15
3%
Federal Paper Board Co., 4.60%
Federal Screw Works
(quar.)
11-
Quarterly
25c
—
_—.
(quar.)
Co.
4-1-61
31 Vic
11-10'
,.
25c
(from
12-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
1
11-15
$1
Inc.
11-25
12-31
34%c
Co.,
dividend
25c
——
11-25
12-16
$3
1-2-61.
—i—
Fund,
12-16
3%
(quar.)
Insurance
$1.50
11-15
Stock
1
12-15
$3
Corp.
—:—
(s-a)____
(quar.)
income)
Houses
Pepper
Dodge
1
11-
1
Compress & Warehouse
(quar.)_____
Ltd.
Investment
vestment
10-31
Y.)
I-
25c
dividend
5c
________________
Divco-Wayne
Dobbs
41c
N.
Corp.
(quar.)__
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp.-
11-10
9
Mines,
II-15
11-15
Insurance
Federal
25c
(quar.)__***___i_——
1
(quar.)
Corp.
Life
preferred
5c
Inc. (quarv)h—____*_.
dividend
Stock
12-12
Co.
11-25'
12-
30c
Federal
Extra
Diebold,
11-15 ' ,10-24
12-31
Steel
Inc.
11-25
3
(quar.)
t4c
Productions
11-1&
3
1-
42c
10-31
Denver Union Stock Yard Co._
12-
1
1-
—______
Traders
Mfg.
Stock
$1.25
$2
12-
12-
(quar.)
Corp.—
10-31
2%
(quar.)—
11-19
10-31.
$1.45
11-1
1-
11-19
1
40c
(quar.)
11-15
'•—
w-—
5
12-
11-15
Co.—
11-15
1
50c
y-
12-
11-15
50c
."'■« Extra
12-
2
I-13.
11-14
85c
12c
(quar )____
Supply
3
50c
Mines,'Ltd
Dentists'
5
1
20c
Caster
25c
-.
debenture
12-
$1
Light
Metallurgical
Fedders
(quar.)___
class A
1
10c
(quar.)
common
preferred
&
Fed-Mart
15c
5%.
Central
9-30
12-
11-10
12-
3-
$1.12%
1
11-10
12-29
50c
$1.37% pfd. (quar.)—
Corp.
(quar.)
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Bearings
(quar.)
Federal Sign & Signal, common (Increased)
12-15
11-15
(quar.)
common
1
(quar.)
dividend
Faultless
1-3-61
7c
——
Voting
1
12-
5c
st
87 Vic
(s-a)__
2
$1
:
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.
—_
11-15
1
60c
1—__
11-15
12-
1
25c
dividend- —J
Dennison
.
5%
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
Fansteel
5
_____
Extra
V
,
10-20
1-1-61
12-
30c
Extra
•;
12-15
!
11-25
46V»c
Co.
(Syracuse,
Quarterly
12-
1-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
conv.
Stock
12-30
50c
11-15
(quar.)
Co.,
Brewing
Farmers
1-
~
4%
Colorado
2
1-16
(quar.)____
Foods
Stock
11-10
1-1-61
(increased)
common
12-
5
—r
Air
11-25
dividend
Stores,
12-30
12-
__!—
DeveloDm.ent & Exploration-
12-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
Stone
2
ap¬
•
Delta
if20dO 11-15**
&
2
12-
93 %c
(quar.)
Delta
$1.50
Aikrnan
Sand
Stock
Gasoline
6
,
(year-end payment from
gains)
Colonial
Company
5
(Savan¬
(quar.)
capital
12-
1
share
Depositary
(quar.);—.i,
1
5%
Gregg
Electric
River
6%
5
1
1-
12-15
Optional..*--—_—— _«—i
Delaware Railroad (s-a)
Colonial Fund
Colonial
11-
1-
15c
50c
per
5
40c
common
&
Dennison
$1.25
Corp. (quar.)
Acceptance Corp., class A
Corp. of America (quar.)
Colonial
64c
1■-
'12-31
30c
Co.,
11-14
20c
to
11-15
12-
$1.25
35c
i
preferred
Falstaff
75c
_____
1-
65C
!
Ltd.
1
&
Foods
River
Fall
6
50c
12-
1-15
25c
•
.
Mines,
12-
(quar.)__.
12-
12-16
$1.09
preferred
preferred
5.80%
28c
—
amounting
Delaware Income Fund
—_____
Gold
Fall
11-
11-21
Coe
4%
11-10
(quar.)
shillings,
Deerfield
4
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—
Colonial
5
proximately
Pittsburgh RR.—
preferred
of
10-14
10c
special guaranteed
(quar.)
regular guaranteed (quar.)
Clopay Corp.
(year-end)'.!
Faber,
1
25c
11-14
12-15
Rule
Fairmont
2
8% pia. (quar,)__
Consolidated Mines American shares"
DeBeers
11-15
lc.
Bank
11-15
12-
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
11-
:
7%
&
A
11-21
4%
$3.50
preferred
11-14
Y.), class A
& Mahoning Ry. Co.
(s-sl)——
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com.
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
:
,
A
12-14
-
(N.
1
12-
Dayton & Michigan RR.,
4
Ry.
Clearfield
Collins
class
37 Vic
Pacific
12-
20c
common
11-14
10-14
—
Mfg. (quar.)
Corporation, common
3% %
(Chattanooga)— v*",
Colgate-Palmolive
Corp.,
12-16
7
11-16
(quar.)
preferred
12-20
12-15
34c
$1.1875
12-16
12-29
12-
11-15
—
$4
1-3-61
3%
common (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
Co.
(initial-quar.)
4Va%
$30c
(quar.)_
25c
(quar.)
extra
A
Wright
non-cum.
Dana
11-25
nah, Ga.)
Class
Co.,
$1.62
Corp.
common
dividend
Fax-rington
,
Cochcnour-Willans
(quar.)
preferred
11-23
11-23
(stock div.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
convertible
Evans
$1.05
(quar.)__
(s-a)__
Dahlstrom
4
12-15
—
5% preferred (quar.)
Citizens & Southern' National
&
■v
11-
11-23
—._
(quar.)
Texas
(quar.)__-
City Water Co.,
Cleveland
11-15
12 %C
City Stores (quar.)_.
Year-end
10-30
$1.25
(quar.)_.
City Products
Inc.
Publishing
25c
Electric
1
12-29
12-15
12-15
Erlanger Mills,
1
12-15
,$1.12Va
Press
$4.20 pfd.
Ltd.
11-30
12-
12-
12-15
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd. (quar.)—
Pass
$2
50c
Coal.
5%
12-15
12-15
Corp.,
Stock
$75c
Co., Inc., $2 pfd. (quar.)
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Corp.,
37 Vac
V Class
Seal
&
1
i112—15
12 '/a C
I2V2C
Nest
(quar.)
Cincinnati Gas
11-17
4%
Zelierbach
12-
(quar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans
Semi-annual 'CI
■
dividend)
Crown
_____
____
12-
Co.,
preferred
Equity
-
11-30
12-30
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Reinsurance
Gas
4.36%
12-16
25c
(quar.)
Crow's
2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-23
2%
10-31
St. Paul & Pacific RR. Co.
preferred
Cork & Seal
12-
Chicago Yellow Cab
Chilton
9
Cork
preferred
Employers
12-10
15c
—
—
,
Crown
5%
3
1-1-61
93 %c
(quar.)
Publishing .(stock
Crown
11-15
12-10
(quar.)
A
preferred
—
10-14
____
Chicago, Milwaukee,
11-
(s-a
11-25
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-15
12-20
10c
II-30
—
dividend
dividend
Crowley's Milk Co
10-31
1
;12-
25c
._
12-31
(quar.)
11-15
dividend)
com.
11-15
1/6%
3%
^
Co.
Co.—
'Preferred
(s-a)
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
12-31
5c
$1.07
(quar.)__
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
preferred
Company 3%%
Corp.
$1.18%
.
—.
preferred
5%
Crowell-Coflier
Williamsport RR.
Empire District Electric, com.
4% % preferred (quar.)
10-31
25c
(Boston)
8c
:
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone,
4%%
12-
25c
____
)
(quar.)_
Products Corp. (stock
11-15
$2.50
60c
preferred
Chemical
11-10
75c
(quar.)
(quar.
Insurance
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
1
11-23
3
1
11-17
40c
•
.
common
4V4%
.
10-31
11-15
25c
)__:
Bank
11-30
5%
11-23
9
1-
&
Equitable
4
Crawford
I-
9
12-
10c
11-15
$1.34%
12-
50 c
10-11"
1
12-20
11-15
.__
11-15
1-
1
Gas
20c
Elmira
1-
$17 Vac
(quar.)
*_
1-
dividend)
*
receipts (final)—
Cradock-Terry Shoe. 5% preferred (s-a)
$1.03
T
Co.
Manhattan
Extra
(stock
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
1
Associates—
common
Extra
11-10
25c
Courtaulds, Ltd.—
American deposit
Life
11-30
30c
Research
A
Share
Elizahethtown. Consolidated
5c
11-15
27c
9
10c
__
10-31
Class
9
11-
5%
10-31
(quar.)
Chase Fund of Boston (from net invest,
inc.)
Chase
.
11-
1
H.) Inc
1
(quar.)
!___.
Chambersburg Engineering (quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining, $3 pref.
W.
11-30
,
Belt
12-
&
1
12-
dividend
27 Vic
i
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
5.375% preferred (quar.)
Century Acceptance Corp. (stock dividend)
Century Properties (stock dividend)
Cessna Aircraft Co.
(increased quar.)
Chain
(G<
12-
$50c
—
24c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
12-16
11-15
$1.12%
Corp.
12-16
12-31
25c
(quar.)_
West
Soya Co. (quar.) J.
Central Vermont Public
Service,
4.65%
Corson
12-31
$1.23,
Central
4.15%
$1
t50c
voting
Cory Corp. (resumed)
Cosmos Imperial Mills, Ltd.
County Trust (Md.) (s-a)
11-18
,
Distillery, Ltd.—
A
11
When
Per
Name of Company
of Rec.
Electronic
B
Stock
__
Central Louisiana
Electric,
Central
12-
Service—'
(quar.)
__
preferred
(quar.)
4.92% preferrel (quar.)
4%
When
Payable
non-voting_—a_
Corning Natural Gas Corp.' (quar.)*__'
Corroon & Reynolds Corp., $1 pfd. A (quar.)
12-
B
Illinois
Class
Class
Common
•
Corby (H.)
Co.—
25c
Holders
Per
Share
Name of Company
ll-i*
Common
(quar.)
preferred A
(1919)
Holders
Payable
$1.12%
(quar.)
Georgia Ry.
When
Share
Company
Pirie Scott &
Central
Number 6003
Par
Name
Carson
192
12-
1
11-15
$1.25
12-
1
11-15
,
•
"
12
Per
Wflme
General
When
Payable
of Rec.
(quar.)__
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.28%
General
Tin
British
(less
11-22
12-31
11-22
12-31
11-22
.
Tire
25c
——
-
Georgia-Pacific
dividend
Stock
(quar.)
Corp.
11-
5
11-15
11-
5
12-16
12-16
5%
Huron
Company
62 Vic
(quar.)
12-
5
11-
1
Idaho Power Co.,
12-
5
11-
1
Illinois Central
Extra
Girard
15c
class
Corp.,
11-
12-12
11-23
Less
12-12
11-23
Imperial
7c
(monthly)
A
11-15
10c
5c
Glickman
12-21
7c
(reduced)
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.)
Golden Nugget, Inc.
(quar.)
15c
—
$1.50
_
12-
9
1-10
12-
5
British
Indian
12-27
Indiana
Stock
1-3-61
12-15
Rubber,
Stock
5%
preferred
Goodyear
Stock
on
(s-a)
Tire
Rubber
&
(quar.)
11-
Gould-National
Batteries
11-15
11-
22 Vic
Co.,
12-19
12-
1
12-
1
11-
4
12-15
12-
&
Steel
Inland
11-15
12-15
2
30c
(quar.)
Ingram
11-15
12-19
37 Vic
quar.)
1
11-18
12-
2
11-25
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co.
12-
25c
and
12-
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)
40c
40c
12-12
11-21
preferred
(quar.)
$2
12-12
11-21
preferred
(quar.)
$2
12-12
11-21
15c
11-25
10-31
International Cigar Machinery
30c
12-19
11-21
Grand
Union
Grant
(W.
3%%
Co.
T.)
(quar.)
Company,
preferred
Lakes Dredge
Extra
93 %c
Co.
Dock
&
Ltd.
Class
35c
International
12-31
International Paper
1
1
11-
Life
Insurance
(Houston)—
40c
Coal, Ltd.,
(A. P.)
class A
12-10
$10c
11-15
Fire Brick
(quar.)
10-31
25c
Shoe
Mfg. (initial)
Industries
(quar.)
Gregory
Grocery
Store
11-17
11-
22 Vic
12-15
12-
(quar.)
•___
15c
Inc.
Guardian
Mutual
from
I6c
Products
net
distribution
ital
investment
of
from
52c
plus
&
Ohio
realized
net
Interstate
a
Stock
$1.25
12-19
3-13-61
25c
dividend
12-
3%
(quar.)
Power
5.16%
Co.,
Hackensack
12-
Hajoca
Corp.
Hamilton
4.80%
2-24
Light
Public
preferred
4%
3.75%
12-15
3.90%
preferred
preferred
preferred
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
$22y2c
12-
$1.76
$1
2-15
2-
6
Jahn
12-
1
$1
12-15
12-
Stock
&
(quar.
5%
preferred
Hansen Mfg.
1
&
Common
6%
preferred
Chemical
Hartford
Electric
3.90%
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
Inc.,
E
preferred
Hawley Products
G
B
1
12-16
11-25
11-15
1-15
1-
1-
1-15
11-
preferred
(increased)
1-
1-3-61
Co
12-
1
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-28
Kawecki
12-15
Kayser-Roth
preferred
1-
3
20c
1
11-15
11-15
15c
___
12-
1
12-
1
$1.09%
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
87 Vic
(quar.)__
12-
1
11-15
Kent-Moore
1
11-14
a
...
2-for-l split)
11-15
Common
12-
1
11-15
Common
4Vi%
Horizon
Stock
12-
1
Hormel
&
Co.
(s-a)-.,
&
class A
preferred
(quar.)
1-
3
11-15
11-30
~12-15
11-
9
11-10
12-10
11-21
11-
9
10-25
11-28
11-
2
12-28
12-
2
12-12
11-18
12-12
5%
Co.
Hardart
11-18
12-30
12-20
5%
12-20
11-22
5%
6-20
5-22
4
(quar.)
preferred
Kerr
Manhattan
Marconi
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
_______
Y.),
,
Service
Lighting &
Stores
Power
Corp.,
pfd.
(quarT)'
Massey-Ferguson,
11-30
2-
1
1-
3
11-16
1-18
12-20
12-
9
11-25
12-
9
11-10
1-
1
12-
9
com.
;
(quar.)
11-19
3%
3%
(quar.)
Hudson Pulp & Paper, class
A. (quar.)
$1.41 2nd preferred
(quar.).
$5.12 preferred B
(quar.)
12-
37c
$1.06 »/4
(stock dividend)
,
11-21
40c
dividend)
(quar.)
Hubinger Company
Extra
11-16
8
20c
„
fquar~)T".-7_,
(stk.
6-17
1
12-
8
12-10
11-14
12-
12-23
12-
1
2
(20c
net
inc.
Invest,
plus
45c special distribution from net realized
12-10
_11-28
10c
12-10
11-28
12-
6%
(I.
11-14
12-
11-14
3-
2-13
3-
2-13
3-
2-13
3-
2-13
3-
2-13
12-
11-15
1-
12-15
11-17
10-27
1-2-61
12-15
11-30
11-11
12-
11-18
1
4
Fund
Stores
Massachusetts
from
dividend)
•
preferred C (quar.)
Koppers Company, common
Kratter
Class
Corp.,
B
(W.
1
11-18
$1.20
conv.
12-
1
11-18
$1.20
conv.
32c
12-
1
11-18
$1.20
convertible
11-
1
11-
1
11-15
10-31
(quar.;
$15c
12-15
11-19
12-15
11-19
35c
12-
5
12-
5
5%
11-21
$30c
12-10
____
.
—
11-15
11-15
11-
4
11-10
6
3-20
35C
12-10
11-16
12-20
4-
5c
(quar.)
common
62 Vic
2-
12-
17 Vic
11-16
1-13
1
11-10
1
Communica¬
12-6
2 J/2%
(interim)
(quar.)
11-10
12-
1
11-
8
12c
1-
1
12-
8
11-15
10-31
•
1-
2
10-31
11-10
12-
6
12-15
11-15
11-14
10-28
12-16
12-
20c
11-21
10-31
10c
in
(monthly)_L_—
9
11-30
11-25
12-
1
11-15
15c
62Vic
12-30
12-15
12-30
12-15
50c
$1
12-20
12-
1
1-
3
12-
1
12c
12-
1
11-
7
12c
preferred
(monthly)
preferred
(monthly)
preferred
12-
12-13
(monthly)
10c
12-
1
11-21
11-
11-
7
6
10c
12-21
1-
6
10c
1-20
1-
6
(quar.)—_
11-25
11-15
(quar.)
$$1.12 Vi
1212-
11-11
1
$$1.37 Vi
pfd.
1
12-
5c
______
11-11
11-14
1
12-
55c
1
11-15
11-15
1
1
11-15
3%
12-
2
11-
Corp.,
93 3/4 c
(quar.)
(quar.)—:—.
11-15
11-15
12-30
12-
1
12-
9
12-
9
'
McDonnell Aircraft
McGraw-Hill
1-
25c
(quar.)
Publishing
(quar.)
Mines,
Porcupine
McKesson
&
Ltd.
42.Vic
12-
1
11-
4
12-
1
11-
4
30c
Telephone, common
preferred (s-a)
(F. W.)
Medusa
Meier
Frank
Melchers
Melville
Co.
Shoe
Co.
Utilities
Seamless
4
4
>12-31,
$30c
'!
•
,11.30
/
1212-
11-18
1
1
11-18
12-14
11-" 7
5
11-15
12-30
12-20
12-15
11-14
2%
dividend):
12-
50c
35c
12-15
11-30
12-
1|
15c
.
(quar.)
Water
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Piping Co.
Rubber
12-12
11-18
12-12
11-18
12-
1
1-
3
12-15
11-15
10-28
5
11-15
Reclaiming—
preferred
Inc.
Ltd.
12-
5
12-15
12-
8
12c
11-25
10-31
56Vic
Inc.
(monthly)
Laboratories
1
37VpC
(quar.)
Miles
Rhoads,
11-
37V2C
(quar.)
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Brick,
11-20
25c
(quar.)
25cv
15c
Co.
12-15
20c
(quar.)_
Tube
Abrasive
&
11-
11-30
40c
Y.)
Year-end
Mid-West
Miller
2
11-15
'
(quar.)
Mickelberry's Food Products
4%%
12-
-t $1.18%
V
$1
" - 25c
(quar.)l_
(Chicago) (quar.)
(stock
12-16
20c
Michigan Gas
Michigan
(N.
,,
:
:
.
:
Bank
Industries
—i__
7''''~
Assurance
11-30
25c
—
4%
preferred B (quar.)
Mengel Company (quar.)
Mersick
11-30
12-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
12rl5
12-15
$1.75
Ltd.,, 6.% ,.(s-a)
Corp.-^-
preferred
1.
12-15
$2.50
(quar.)-:
Distilleries,
1-
c
$1
(quar.)_
Portland Cement
&
10-31
62 Vi
L__.
preferred
12-15
11-15
(extra)
& Company, com.
Year-end
$7
(quar.)
12-31
50c
(quar.)
Meadville
Means
9
1
$1.06%
Corp., common (quar.)
".'4VA%
preferred (quar.)
Co.
12-
12-1
12-15
Mead
&
1
37 ViC
Robbins, Inc.. (quar.)
Mead Johnson
,12-
:
11-
12-21
$25c
(quar.)_—
1
12-21
40c
;
25c
Mclntyre
7
55c
—
(quar.)
11-30
62 Vic
(quar.)
common
$2.50 preferred
5%
4
11-15
Corp.
McCall
Milton
1
11-
11-25
1
Midwest
12-12
12-16
Insurance
12-
Midwest
11-15
11-14
1
12-
Stores
11-25
1
1-
11-15
12-
Mercantile
4
12-
$1
& "Life
2
85c
National
3
11-15
93 3/4 c
Mercantile
11-
11-11
11-30
50c
(quar.)
(qUar.)
(stock dividend)
11-25
11-15
12-15
$1.50
(1945 series)
(1947 series)
Fire
12-
11-
$10c
preferred
$3.75 preferred
Merchants
11-15
11-18
62J/2c
May Department Stores, common (quar.)____
«
683/4c
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
L.)
1-
12-15
25c
(monthly)
12-
35y»c
11-30
$30c
10c
7
5c
1 Vi %
5%
(quar.)
class A
10-28
11-30
11-16
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., 4Vi%
5V2% preferred (quar.)
4-
capital
(quar.)_
Koehring Company, common
5% preferred A (quar.)
preferred
11-25
11-15
20c
43/4%
50c
(quar.)
(18 9/10c
(stock
Creamery
9
11-15
Indemnity
C
20c
(stock div.
gains plus 11/lOc from Income)
Glass
12-
11-15
Bonding & Insurance
1-
5%
Rubber
B.)
Knickerbocker
9
9
11-30
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
Massachusetts
11-14
12-
25c 1-13-61
"
25c 4-14-61
$1.25 1-13-61
-•>
40c
12-15
12- 1
$1.18%
12Vic
cash)
31 Vic
I
11-14
11-14
65c
profits)
Kleinert
11-11
1-
12-
(quar.)
Co.
&
Middlesex
3-2
4%
30c
iCZ
;
1
11-
30c
Series
Knudsen
11-15
1
12-
12-
11-30
20c
Income)-
Knox
12-20
12-20
11-19
16c
investment
11-21
12-
11-18
■
-
(from net
11-
5
12-20
15c
Klein
12-
111-21
8
IOC
12-20
1-14
87Vic
$6 Vic
(quar.)
3-18
7-1-61
10-25
•: IOC
(quar.)
11-30
1-14
5c
10-29
$1.25
Field
Marshall
M'arshall-Wells
1-18
12-15
(monthly)
Department
11-10
35c
Co. (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
1
(quar;)_i_—_—
K-l
of
11-
5
11-15
10c
ordinary
11-25
1
40c
12-18
40c
,
'
Public
5%
Ltd.,
tions,
11-
10c
Series
(S.)
11-15
12-
25c
(quar.)
International Marine
12-
Keystone Custodian Funds—
lieu
12-15
25c
—
Shirt Co.
12-15
2%
■-
from
1-20
1-16
20c
Marmon-Herrington
dividend)
(stock
Keyes Fibre Co., common (quar.)
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
••
1
2-1-61
2%
1
$1 05
$1.08%
$1.12%
95c
"
$1
$1.05
$1.08%
$1.12Vi
(s-a)
Co.
2
11-15
11-
25c
_—_—
& Company,
11-
$1
-
&
1
20c
(increased)
(quar.)
11-15
58c
95c
Monthly
Ketchum
$6c
$25c
(quar.)_
pref. A
11-
11-14
McCord
4-1-61
$1 75
<N.
5%
1
1
1
Fund
Income
11-
12-
12-12
$1
dividend
12-
12-
:____
1-2-61
11-15
(P. R.)
Stock
12-
66c
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)
Kingsport Press, new common (initial)
Kingston Products Corp.
35c
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
Mallory
4
Amer. shares—
$1.75
(quar.)
Baking
Hardart
preferred
4
11-
Ltd.
$3.75 preferred
Kentucky Utilities Co., common ,(quar.)__
43A% preferred (quar.)
1
$1.12%
dividend)
.
A.)
Mfg.
11-
1
$1.25
$1.75
(Geo.
Sound
12-20
12-
15c
(stock
Howard
Howe
-
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
Houston
4%
65c
5c
dividend
Extra
'*
25c
(quar.)__
Housatonic
10-28
$i.oey4
(quar.)
Quarterly
Hoskins
11-15
50c
Quarterly
Horn
11-14
2%
Company,
Land
4%
11-25
"20c
(stock dividend)
Shoes,
Maxson
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred .(quar.)
B
1
12-
$5c
(quar.)
T-.-
(quar.)
Chemical
Class
12-
25c
Kentucky Stone Co.—
1
12-15
effect
to
(quar.)
Majestlc-Fenn State
Inc.
12-
343/ac
__________
Winston
Corp.
Chemical
4
35c
preferred (quar.)—
Kelly Douglas & Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)—
12-
12-15
35c
11-
Corp.—
(quar.)
Organization
11-15
12-31
12-31
$7c
1
93 3A c
Kellogg Company, 3Vi%
Kennametal,
12-15
2%
MacWhyte Company (quar.)
12-
2%
$1.25
_
dividend
Hoover
Horn
&
11-15
$1.21
1
Maher
$28
—______
$40c
_
.....
$4.25
1
10-31
(quar.)
37 Vic
(s-aV_-____—_<
(Stockholders approved
Oil
11-
11-
$15c
quar.)
Co.
Corp.
11-25
preferred" (quarJ—
1
dividend—
Stock
'
Stock
11-15
$13%c
(quar.)
Chemical
2
12-12
_——;—-
MacLeod's, Ltd., 6% 1st
Ma'cMillan, Bloedel & Powell
12-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
.__.—.l._____—__
preferred (quar.)—
4.35%
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
11-16
2
11-14
11-15
1
11-15
$1.25
4.20%
7VAe
~
(quar.)
preferred
Honolulu
11-30
12-
Magma Copper
(quar.)
preferred
11-
Fixtures
17VaC
———
4%
$1.25
Holiday Inns of America (stock dividend)
Holophane Co. common (quar.).]
Hood
(increased
1
2 Vic
D Store
12-15
__——
.__
___.
Drilling,-Ltd.
Reinhart
Macco Chemical Co.
62 Vic
preferred
3.30%
11-10
Corp.—
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
5Vi%
M &
11-10
5c
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4.50%
preferred (quar.)——
12-15
12-15
5c
(quar.)
Hotels
Hooker
3.80%
5
1-15
2%
:
2nd
11-10
1
3
4%
5
20c
Chemical
preferred
4.37 Vi%
1
City Power & Light—
Common
5
1-
12 Vic
„
,
12-
(After British taxes approximately 4c)
Royal Dutch Airlines.
Kansas
5
1-15
1-15
28 %c
__
KLM
5
27 Vic
.
dividend)
Extra
Hi-Tower
1212-
1-
(quar.)
A
2
$59c
2
11-15
37c
(quar.)
preferred
11-
—
Bros. Steamship (quar.)
Lynch Communications System
47 tic
(quar.)
B
11-
Lykes
$3.40
5
1-15
2iy„c
;
(quar.)
Newport
1
44c
.
3Vi %
Holt
5%
11-25
25c
__
Common
12-
35 %c
preferred
Laughlin Steel
&
Common
11-10
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(stock
Inc.
11-15
Glass Co.—
preferred
11-
1>.
—
(initial)—...
5%
1
12-
12-15
preferred
Jones
6
30c
Co.' (nuar.)
Powder, 5%
Heublein,
5%
1-
12-
Helmerlck & Payne, Inc. (year-end)
Henderson's Portion Pak
Hilton
1-20
11-10
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hercules
1
3
(quar.)
Johnson & Johnson (quar.)
11-23
25c
C
F
Heyden
1
9
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Mining
12-
25c
pfd.
5'/*%
5%%
6%
12-
(quar.)
4(4%
Heel a
5Vi%
1
48 3/4 c
(quar.)
D
preferred
1
12-
25c
Electric, Ltd., 5%
preferred
12-
Light—
preferred
Hawaiian
12-
12-15
$1.50
(quar.)
11-18
1-
pfd.
12-15
Co.—
Industries, Inc. (increased)
Haverty
Furniture
(quar.)
5%
9
12-
Haveg
5%
12-
7%
15c
(quar.)
Harshaw
12-15
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-18
c
25c
12-15
(quar.)—.
12-
3
$60c
Extra
97 Vic
1-2-61
45c
11-14
20c
1%
iquar.)
1
93 3A c
common
10-21
10-21
1
-
(quar.)
3
(quar.)
11-
11-25
(25c par)
as
so
(quar.)
Co.
60c
(this payment clears all arrears)
Jewel Tea Company,
common (quar.)—__—
334%
preferred (quar.)
——Jockey Club, Ltd., common (s-a)_.
$1.25
Refractories
12-
Steel
1-
——
common
Engraving
Service
Jantzen,
15c
Harbison-Walker
Lunkenheimer Co.
53 3/4 c
__________—__
Jeannette
(quar.)
Lukens
11-15
15c
11-25
11c
(quar.)
Co.
11-10
1
45c
(quar.)
com.
11-25
Extra
9
12-
15c
(quar.)
11-10
1
11-25
12-
(quar.)
Inc.
Stores,
12-
12 Vic
(quar.)
System (quar.).—
Power,
&
held
Friday Silver Lead Mines
$60c
Corp.
1
12-
12-1
—
35c
,
12-
$12 Vic
(Walter M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)—
Loyal Protective Life Insurance Co. (Boston)
Lucky
11-10
11-18
45c
Common
50c
12-10
(quar.)
common
6
4
1
$12 y2
Lowney
75c
(quar.)—.;—
com. (quar.)—
12-10
:
Harman,
12-
11-
12-
12-10
10c
stock
common
share
75c
25c
dividend
Handy
of
each
7 Vic
(quar.)
Co.
Utilities,
Oilier
Jahncke
_.
12-12
12-10
r
100%
split)
Louisville Cement (quar.)
Louisville & Nashville RR.
Lucky
11-18
12-15
Corp.—
t30c
(quar.)
Co.
12yac
(quar.)
12-30
shs.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4%%
2
12-15
(quar.)
Hammond Organ Co.
5 on a pro¬
11-10
1
$$1.25
;
(quar.)
common
12-19
12-
preferred
Southern
Iowa
11-15
25c
(quar.)
Hamilton Watch Co.,
6
78%C
Corp.,
Service,
12-15
ooc
(quar.)
common
6
12-
Iowa
10-13
1
1
60c
Ltd.,
12-
12-30
10-13
6
(quar.)
12-12
;
(increased) —
6
1-
(quar.)
Co.
Cotton,
2
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co., com. (quar.)
1-
w
11-
12-10
12-31
10c
shares
for
1
60c
common
Electronics
(Two
4
1
preferred (quar.),
preferred (auar.)__
4.30%
11-2$
25c
(quar.)
11-
Inc.——
Lines
Motor
Electric
$1.16
(quar.)_
12-15
1
11-18
21c
Quarterly
Loral
11-10
12-10
$1.25
3-for-l
1
$1.29
preferred
(quar.)
Water
Halliburton
5%
4.64%
preferred
1-16
12-
12-
Freight
4.20%
Gulf
11-25
5c
11-
Iowa
(quar.)
Gulf Oil Corp.
Utilities
Motor
Interstate
cap¬
RR.—
$1.25
12-10
25c
Co.
Interstate Engineering
(quar.)
11-25
60c
—
11-30
11-21
12-10
10-31
$2 preferred (quar.)
Interprovincial Pipe Line, Ltd.
11-25
9
of
(year-end
income
9
68c
Mobile
preferred
preferred
$5
Inc.
gains)
Gulf,
$5
Fund,
9
12-
1
25c
2%
Silver
International
11-25
12-
12-
30c
quar.)
quar.).
11-10
11-16
Co., com.
International Textbook
11-11
30c
(increased
(increased
International
1
30c
Grolier,
12-
12-10
25c
Resistance
International
2
11-23
12-15
75c
11-
1
15c
(quar.)
— —
Gas,
11-15
12-
--
(quar.)
4.84% preferred (quar.)_____,
Long Mile Rubber (stock dividend)—
Star
11-10
11-15
5c
(increased quar.)
$50c
12- 1
$12 Vic
(quar.)
com.
posed 3-for-l stock split on the com.
$4 preferred
(quar.)—
International Petroleum, Ltd. (quar.).
9
Lone
(quar.).—.—
Stockholders will vote on Dec.
11-22
12-
10-28
dividend
Stock
12-
11-15
1
12-15
15c
preferred (quar.) ______—-—_______
Groceterias, Ltd.
(increased)
Loblaw
income)
Investors,
11-11
1-16
75c
10-15
12-
60c
Ltd., class A. (increased quar.)
(increased quar.)——
—
B
$2.40
11-15
$1.75
investment
12-10
Ltd.—
(quar.)
1
Corp.—
Holdings
net
(From
11-li
$12 V2c
Ry
Southern
West
Green
12-10
11-
1
1%%
(quar.)
preferred
7%
International
*40c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Green
1
1
Inc.
11-30
10c
Cos.,
•
International Harvester Co.,
7
1
11-
40c
s-a)
Northern
Great
12-
11-
12-
Extra
dividend
Stock
Loblaw,
11-18
40c
class A (quar.)
Lindberg Steel Treating Co.,
Link-Belt Co.
(quar.) _—
1-14
11-10
5
12-9
30c
Liquidometer Corp.
25c
$1
Paper,
(Increased
Great
1
11-16
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Great Northern Gas Utilities,
Great
1-
5%
dividend)
(stock
Tea
;
Lakes
Great
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Great Atlantic & Pacific
Great
,L
1
5
11-15
12-
1
50c
1112-
12-
11-21
12-
50c
1
1
11-15
1-16
$35c
1st pref—
(Tenn.)
1
1-30
10-28
1
20c
(quar.)-i
12-
12-
7
12-
12 Vic
(quar.)
Insurance
12-
Loblaw
115c
40c
B
_
1-2-61
1
12-16
12-
!%•
—
i-i—
Quarterly
& Casualty
Life
12-10
11-
12-30
(Greenville, S. C.) —
12-10
11-15
10-31
—
Insurance
1
profits),
...
Corp. of America
A
3
extra
Life
1
from se¬
cents
30
Year-cud
Liberty
1
1
1
1
35C
Portland Cement (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
1-
(quar.).—
class
11-
11-15
11-25
7
11-
12-
4%
Salt
1-
$1
class
11-25
1
12-16
11-
11-16
—._
Levy
5c
8%
40c
Employees Corp. <s-a>
R.) & Co., common (quar.)
7
12-
$3
income
investment
curities
1
Foundation Fund (10 cents from
Institutional
Insurance
2
30c
75c
pref.
11-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
60c
12-15
12-
11-15
9
$20c
Lear,
$1.06'A
—
(quar.)
Co.
10-25
11-10
——
8%
.
12-
Industries, Ltd., 7% partic.
Libby, McNeill & Libby (quar.)_
11-21
10-21
10c
110c
B
(s-a)
Bell, Ltd.,
(R.
Tourneau
137 Vic
(quar.)
—
& R ibber (initial)
Hose
Inc.
Leslie
2%
(quar.)
._
—
Extension
Salle
La
Lane Bryant,
B (quar.)
University (stock div.)__
(quar.)
—G.) Inc. (stock dividend)
class
and
A
Class
12-15
12-15
10-
—.—
common
11-15
3
12-30
1-
11-15
11-
$10c
—
11-18
dividend)
(quar.)
A
preferred
11-30
(s-a)
11-30
5%
1-16
$2
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd.
(Alfred) Inc.—
Lehigh
(quar.)__.
Ltd.
1
11-18
12 Vic
(quar.)
12-
6V„%
2-
10c
(quar.)
Cooler
10-31
50c
12-15
12yac
Inc. (quar.)
Lee (H. D.) Company (quar.)
Leesona Corp.
(quar.)—,——_-j
130c
10-28
2
Lambert
Le
45c
preferred
6%
1
50c
Government
(W.
11-15
1
$2.50
.__
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Interchemical Corp., common (quar.)
Interior Breweries Ltd., class B (increased)
International Business Machines (quar.)
Grace
11-30
—*
Water
preferred
Industrial
1
12-
2%
Co.
(quar.)
W.) Co.
(increased
(H.
4%%
12-15
Mfg.
Gossard
5%
11-15
11-15
dividend
Gorham
LaCrosse
11-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Water
Ingersoll-Rand, common
■
_____
.__
11-15
1
A
stock)
A
1
12-
29c
class
and
common
class
in
12-
12 Vic
(quar.)____;
common
dividend
(payable
Laclede
11-30
11-30
$1.25
dividend
Indianapolis
50c
("stock
Mills
&
Gas
Steel
10-31
12-15
$1.25
1
1-
$1.75
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Apparel
11-20
147 Vic
12-
$1.50
11-18
12 Vic
—
Paints,
12-19
17c
(quar.)
(final)
tax
10-31
11-15
27%c
1st
L'Aiglon
(quar.)
(quar.)—i,;
Flo-Glaze
Head"
11-28
11-18
1
20c
Goodall
$75c
(quar.)
common
RR.
preferred (quar.)
7%
2nd preferred (quar.)
Krueger (W. A.) Company
Holders
12-12
—
(quar.)
common
Company,
When
Payable of Rec.
40c
(quar.)
(S. S.)
Kresge
75c
pfd.
5%
10-31
11-22
11-10
7c
industries
Globe-Wernicke
11-22
Bank of'Canada (extra)
Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
Imperial
Imperial
Investment—
6% non-participating preferred (quar.)
Glen-Gery Shale Brick (quar.)__
11-15
1
——
11-25
50c
Gillette
United
preferred A (quar.)...
preferred B (quar.)
& Erie Mortgage
(quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door,
11-25
1%
_
5%
U-14
11-15
25c
:
_.
11-30
5c
2 Vic
(quar.)
Rubber
&
Georgia-Bonded Fibres, Inc., class A (quar.)
Extra
11-17
Per
Share
of Company
Name
6%
Interest
10%
12-
Monday, November 14, 1960
..
.
Holders
Kroger
of Beneficial
Hugoton Gas Trust Units
Hugoton Production (quar.)
Hunt Foods & Industries, com.
(in¬
tax)
income
terim)
General
11-22
__
Ltd.—
Investments
Ordinary
11-22
12-31
66c
(quar.)
preferred
12-31
55c
59%c
preferred
4.40%
12-31
54 Vic
4.36%
When
Payable of Rec.
Hudson's Bay Co.
11-22
53 %c
(quar.)
preferred
12-31
12 Vic
Products (quar.)
(s-a)
Two
shillings
from trading less
Kingdom income tax
Six pence from land account
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd.
Vitamin
Hudson
19c
(quar.)
Share
of Company
Name
Telephone & Electronics—
4.25%
Per
Holders
Share
o/ Company
Common
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1920)
(quar.)
1-
30c
11-30
11-18
flOc
(quar.)
(s-a)
11-30
11-16
Mine
Safety Appliances Co.—
4V'2% preferred (quar.)
56Vie
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator
Minneapoiis-Moline
(resumed
5°c
25c
(quar.)
quar.)
12-
1
11-18
11-18
12-10
11-15
10-27
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—
common'
New
Minnesota
5%
12Vic
(initial)
Power
&
Light,
common
(quar.)
preferred
Minnesota
Mission
Mission
(quar.)
Valley Natural
Corp.
Gas
(quar.)
(increased)
Insurance
Co.,
11-14
(stock
12-12
40c
$1.25
22V2C
12-
1
11-15
1-
3
12-15
$1.50
dividend)
Mississippi Glass Co. (quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60% pfd.
4.40% preferred (quar])_
5%
50c
(quar.)
12-10
10-28
7
11-8
12-14
11-28
12-15
12-
$1.15
1-
2
$1.10
1-
2
Continued
11-25
11-22
on
12-15
page
46
Volume
192
Number
6003
.
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1921)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Range for Previous
Sep
59% Feb
9
108% Oct
Range Slnee Jan. 1
Highest
47% May
8
84% Apr 28
1
20
134
Apr
18% Mar 26
27% Dec
23
12% Nov
4
23% Jan
Jan
2
26
Sep 23
8
69% Jun
10
42% Jun
29
8
25
Jun
Oct
17
Abaena
15
114% Jun
12
2
Aug 22
7
35% Oct
34% July 13
30% Mar
9
43
52
.100
♦103
4
ACP-Wrigley Stores
32% Jan
6
Acme
ACT Indus tries Ino
Adams
40 '/a
40%
55 %
54%
53 %
55
105 %
Sep 21
23% Jan
3
3
17% Dec
71
38% Dec
Oct
23
91% Mar 10
1
38 %
30
37%
38
30'A
31%
14%
14%
38%
39%
14
38%
14'/<
39'/a
14
17%
18
14%
17%
18%
13%
i
Express Co
24%
24%
18'A
18%
18%
14%
18 %
3% Feb
9
Jun
Jun
1
No pec
24%
Addres*ograph-Mu*l graph Corp_2AO
79%
4
Admiral
31
11%
Sep 26
22%
23%
328
240
Apr 22
6% Mar 19
Nov
1
35
Jan
30
16% Nov
17
23% Jan
2
22% Apr
83% Dec
18
38% Feb
8
85
18
79
Feb
17
77% Jun
12
9% Jan
28
33
69
19
Dec
84% Nov
30
8% May 11
28% Aug 25
Dec
25
22% Jan
Sep
27
59
9
21
43 Va
Aug 16
58% Feb
24
32
May 31
39 % Jan
14 % Feb
4
61% Jun
11
6% Oct
11
41% Sep
83% Mar 17
Jan
29
38% Sep
127% Sep
12% Sep
8
39 y8 Feb
75
1
26
40
95% Nov
3
132
24
July 15
28% Sep
28
61% Oct
26
Jan
10
42
Jan
47
29
61
56% July 17
106% Feb
55
30
23% Oct
26
9
17% Apr
26
25% Jan
92
Aug 30
106'A Jan
27
2
38% Nov
44% Jan
18
7
46% Dec
Jan
2
64% May 29
39% May
0
57
58
23% Sep 22
2
45% Jan
Aug
18
31% Jan
3
21
July 12
30
Jan
4
51% Jan
7
American
2
33% Nov
20
25% Mar
4
41% Aug 23
7
Jan
20% Feb
11
19
6
20
14% Mar 18
0
7% Feb
13
40% Nov
13
35% Sep
47% Jan
80% Jan
40% Mar
17
2
29
,
Jan
♦
44
15
17
7
28
14
May 28
85% Apr
25% Sep
v
37% Dec 24
46% Sep
2
35% Jan
106 <
■
Sep
65 %
16
•'
Feb
•
July 27
45
9
30
4
34% Apr 10
18% Jen 22
8% Nov 27
Mar 13
Feb
,
36% July 21
193
0
July 27
21
1
American
4
American
51% Jan
71
25
28
89
7ft
7
11
0% Jun
30
97/a Jan
5.
38% Jan
15
Oo
4%ft
18
li
29
May 27
18% July
0
15% Dec 23
17 y4 Dec
3
Dec
9
76% Dec
20% Jan
29
45% Oct
30
83
•
Amerloan teka
9
May 19
59% Apr 30
34% Jan 16
76% Jan
14
84
31% Sep
20 y4 Jun
26
58 y4 Jan
Jan
22
86% Jan
14
92% Aug
15
32% Jan
Apr 1
21 y8 Sep 21
22
31
28% Jan
26
98
14
24y8 Dec 30
Oct
1
Aug 24
27% Jan
6
15
13
Deo
31
Dec
41% Sep
41
18
9
21
Mar 17
May
1
American
5%ft
4% ft
133
148% Mar 20
30
Dec
Dec
29
117% Oct
5
84
27
News
16% Feb
3
63% Mar
27
133% Jan
9
54
Jun
12
117
34% Dec
30
18
125
16% Mar 26
25
72%
Dec" 22
26% Dec
105
Jan
43% Mar
28
Feb
Mar
Jun
21% Oct
3
57
14
Aug 24
9
144% Aug 25
62% Aug. 24
8
126
Aug
4
21
34
Jan
4
13
Sep 28
38 Va Jan
2
61% Oct 26
82% Feb
3
4
25
31% Feb
23
Jun
10
20
27% Dec
21
35% Feb
18
27% Mar 15
30% Aug 26
13% Jan
26
18% May 18
11% May 19
17% Nov
75% Sep
22
89
79% Jan
4
97% Sep
51% May 19
117
Jan
4
63% Oct
Sep~22
117
37
25 % Nov
2*4%
23
Nov '
14% Jan
129% Jan
4
2
11% Nov 26
17
20
55% July 29
16
Jan
13% Mar 12
Apr
.
17% Dec
29% Aug
27% May
19% Oct
63
Dec
17
7
1
25% Mar
25
Feb
23% Jun
14
Mar
8
2
45
Jan
7
19% Oct 24
42 % Mar
American Stores Oo
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Wire A Cable
Mar
4
20% Oct 20
For
36% Jan
footnotes,
14
see page
36
Feb
44 % Aug
17
30 Ya Mar
24.
3
5
■
-
28
12
45% Aug 31
39%
38
I
8%
32
39
39
*19
.
20
8%
20
*19
8%
«
8%
31%
32%
32%
36%
33%
8%
100
17
20,300
37%
37
37%
7,600
12,500
39%
38%
39%
20
20
20
9
8%
33%
33
100
9
7,500
33%
78,000
900
3,400
18%
5,700
'
-,
"
•38
38%
{
"
38%
84 %
24%
55%
18%
19
*30%
22%
23
:
.
"
7%
ELECTION
55%
1
1
3.50
43%
53,500
25%
25 %
26%
1,200
12,000
53%
55
38%
53%
18%
18%
19
19%
31
31
31%
32
22%;■
20
22%
19%
.20
7%
7%
25
19%
19%
102
69%
67%
84
100
.
54%
18%
30%
165%
104
68%
85%
42%
30%
7%
26%
•82
*84%
22%
,
167
19%
♦37%
18%
DAY
7%
•101
38%
43%
25
,
85%
42%
24%
53%
32
•,
4,000
*37%
43%
24%
24%
54%
10
.
'
*84 %
84%
42%
-
.
"
7%
7%
♦82
25%
25%
*
7%
20
2,600
500
-
9,300
12,600
25%
25%
26%
173%
172%
173%
5,800
53%
55%
54%
55%
14,200
21%
21
22%
21%
4,300
14%
*14
169
170
19%
19%
102
*101
70%
70%
85
*82
*21
14%
14%
19%
19%
104
*101
72%
71
85
♦82
33%
34
32%
33%
24
24%
23%
24%
24%
24%
24%
93%
•90%
93%
*90%
93%
♦90%
32%
34%
35
3,400
14%
1,200
19%
2,600
104
72%
20
76,600
85
35%
25
2,500
46,700
•90%
15%
16%
14
14
14
14
14%
14%
19%
14%
14%
800
20%
19%
20
19%
20%
20%
157,900
70%
71%
71
72%
71%
20%
72%
31%
32%
14
14%
14
30
71%
72
32 %
32%
55%
53
54%
70
73
69%
73
par
No par
36*%
37%
1
11%
♦140%
36%
11%
100
142%
..
11%
*140%
32%
32
x32 %
,
32%
16%
16
93%
16%
,
37%
32%
33
54
,
54%
54%
55
72%
74
73
75%
37%
12
11%
142%
•141
33
33%
38
37
12%
12%
142
141
33%
12,200
10,200
4,800
4,600
24,100
37%
4,500
12 3/8
70,100
141
10
34%
33%
19
19%
18%
18%
19%
19%
*18%
19%
800
52%
53
53
54%
54%
55%
55%
55%
13,300
138
138%
137%
%
138%
138
59
59
59%
126
*123%
*123%
26%
27%
28%
29%
26%
27%
59%
59%
126
138
138
59%
59%
34
138
59%
*124%
28%
126
•124 '/8
27
25%
27
7,200
660
500
126
25%
27%
28%
28%
287/a
297/a
17,000
8,400
1
com
.
63%
64
63
64
64
64
63%
28%
65%
.26
28%
1,800
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29%
29%
1,700
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
4,800
1
17%
17%
'
16%
17%
*16%
17%
16%
16%
500
93%
60%
92%
94%
93%
94%
93%
94%
107,000
59 %
59%
59%
60%
59%
60
124%
123%
124
123
15,500
124 %
123%
124%
720
36
36%
35%
36%
36%
37%
36%
37 %
20
31,400
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
197/a
20%
•28
1,100
28%
♦27%
28%
*27%
28%
♦27%
27%
x26
26
*25%
26%
*25%
15%
16%
16
16%
Xl5%
16%
15%
16
6,200
57%
61
58%
60%
59%
61%
58%
59%
7,200
86,300
*
28%
26%
200
20%
21%
20%
21%
21%
23%
22%
23%
Oorp—1
40%
41%
39%
41%
41
42%
41%
42%
7,000
JO
44%
44%
43 %
45%
44%
47%
46
46%
32,000
33
33%
32%
33%
34
34%
34%
35
6JS
33%
35%
33%
34%
35
35%
34%
34%
Jopai
•92%
94%
*91%
.11 SO
37%
38
37
94%
37%
45%
45%
45%
45%
Mo par
Hooking GBejo CMp—
Comiiimm
2,100
61
16%
*26%
11
34
38%
♦19
*60
16%
>
17%
Preferred 6%ft
54% Jan
93% Oct
60
15%
37
17%
American Sine Lead 01
AMP Zne endorsed
60% Mar 18
44% July
15%
38%
17%
Oorp
1
5
14%
36%
67%
American Water Works Oo
Preferred 6ft eeriea
60% Deo
12
61
15
37%
1,900
17%
Anaconda Oo
Jan
60
62
14%
36%
39
34%
17%'
„
Ampex Oorp
Amphenol-Borg
31% Oct
61
*61
400
39
34%
1§
15
85
34%
18
prafcrred
17
July 20
9
0
34%
17%.
10
Aft non -cumulative prcferred-100
Amer South Afiioaa But Oo Ltd
fl
American Steal Foundries
1
68% Jan
47
35%
92
36%
common
55% Jun
95% Apr
41% Aug
35%
53,200
43%
100
31
3
39%
36
54%
17
17
x39
36
No par
Cham
42% Oct
Deo
*90%
No par
33% Feb
Feb
35,600
66%
Co
46% Mar 13
06
18,300
18%
1.00%
74% Mar 17
33
25
18%
35%
Co
A
American Snuff Oo
finCw
68%
24%
19
100
22
2
67%
25%
18%
43%
100
68% Sep
Nov
69%
24%
19%
66 %
Fdry com
30% Sep 23
32
67%
25
93
123%
1
68%
24 V8
*90%
.100
28
66%
xl8%
92%
92%
18% May 17
17
900
39%
59%
73% Jun
300
46
36%
prefeirad
6ft preferred.
VUooae
61
43
Beating Ox_
AO
American Ship Building Oo
No par
American Smelt A RcTg com_Xo par
American
190
*59%
♦45
35%
Photocopy Equipm't Co-No
Potash
28
59%
46
59%
*45
39
JJJ0
27% Sep
26
21
59%
46
x92
-33%
27
*58%
*45
92%
American Tobacco common.
29 % Sep
7
70%
39%
1
20
69
28
92%
20
130% Aug 31
43% Jan
4
32% May 11
15% Jan
4
70%
28
39
Amerloan Sumatra Tobacco
American Tel A Tel On.
4
69%
27%
66%
American
7ft
69%
28
100
42%
Amerloan Bad A Std Sany com
Tft preferred
7ft
121,100
22,400
61
*58%
10
Co
American
Oct
5,300
30%
66%
preferred
Amer
Mar
25%
29%
43
American Metal Product
American Molassee Co.
American Optical
42
25%
30%
36%
3,90ft preferred
100
American Machine A Metals.No par
American Metal Climax Inc 00m—1
12
18
50% Feb
*27
25%
29%
98
66%
Investment Co of 111
17
35% Aug 16
28
24%
29%
24%
•94
42%
prior preferred
20
18
28
24%
14
Jun
28% Oct
67%
98
20
78% Oct
145% Aug 24
29
69
760
25%
98
14%
48 y4 Aug
1
29%
66%
82%
1,500
24%
20
24
7
23%
29%
25 Va
105
14%
11
liy8N0V
♦98
20
33 % Oct
138% Jan
38,600
24%
Y
247/o
54%
67
162
22
82%
25'/8
25%
104
52
American
18% Apr
Sep 22
137
82%
24%
*96
x81
53%
1
3
3,400
10,800
82
51%
9
Ma"r
47
47%
67%
No par
Sep
July""!
46
46%
♦81
43%
Co
44
64%
47%
81%
25%
74% Sep
53%
46%
81%
xl65%
American Motors Corp
American Natural Oas
4
Nov
8
1
43% Apr
ii%
8
11 JO
13% Oct 21
~6
38% Jan
7%
Hospital Supply Corp—J
55% Mar 23
Apr 18
43% Apr 14
7%
,
13%
36%
American Hardware Corp
American Home Products
18
18
Aug
5
29% Apr 18
6,300
35%
7%
7%
47
40o
Powar—No pat
14
24
51%
7%
7%
46 %
Export Tines me
imsrisen A Foreign
Dec
19% Oct
2,500
51%
35
14%
67
Co
Scour
73% Apr
8
Sep~21
56
13%
51%
35%
43%
Corp
American Maoh A
900
13%
f
Powar
26
13% Jun
16
13
9
15
20,100
36%
International Corp
Sep
52%
35
'
American
20% Sep
17
52
51
STOCK
6
74% Jun
10
16%
52%
50%
CLOSED
16% Jan
103
95%
17
51%
-
13%
EXCHANGE
13% Oct 20
4
*93%
16%
51%
35 %
38%
Ice
4
95%
28,200
49%
85%
American
15
•93%
17
'•
35%
43%
18
Jan
95%
10%
50%
42%
24% Jan
17% Feb
10%
36
*84%
2
94
V
34
10
16% Jun
49% Jan
84
41
89 % Dec
2
13 %
.
49
com—10
100
American
17
14%
50%
i
20
Distilling Co_
American European
Amerloan
*93
♦16%
;
10%
No peg
Oyanamtrf fin
American Electric
-
'•
9%
No par
28
20
52%
1
12.80
....
Cable
61% Jun
Feb
17
51
2
0
52% Nov
105
17
Corp
1
Oo—No par
36% Mar
14% Jan
9,700
l
prior preferred
American
,.
8
198% Jun 15
39%
60
common
preferred
American
14
11
38%
Amer Commer Barge Line
Co—3
American Crystal Sugar
11
Mar 30
Jan
40
95
1
Co
31% Mar 15
22% Sep 29
142% Feb
Can
A
42
Oct
14,000
37%
95
Og
Chain
17% Sep 27
38%
37%
24%
Radio Corp
Chicle
28
19% Nov
36%
36%
10
common
American
27% Aug 18
59 % July 18
33% Jan » 4
46% Jan 21
Inc
Cable A
American
59% Jun
*
7,700
36%
10
preferred
13
44% July
33 %
35%
Anna
Aug 23
24% Jan
26
23% Oct
11
38% Aug 23
26
39% Oct
2.
40-
2
Jan
20% Nov
25 % Oct
Oct
36% Sep
81% Jun
July 20
08% May 18
8
40% Sep 29
46% Mar 22
•
...
45% Oct 20
28
10%
32%
50
Bosch
Theatres
■ft
Nov
13% Sep
43% Jan
July 28
31 Va Oct
01% Aug
44 % Mar IT \
20 % Dec
2
Jan
10%
100
preferred
Brake Shoe
3,100
33%
Petroleum
American
5
9,500
48%
84
36%
19%
24
♦80%
33
25
35% Oct
47'A
84
35%
18%
13 % Oct
3
.12%
48%
♦80%
35%
24%
fft
12%
48%
v
1,600
33
American Bakeries Co—
No par
American
Bank Note common
10
4
12%
48'/a
84
100
30%
12%
31
67%
63
44% Jan
3%
30'A
34
v.
47
4
4%
30 y8
x29%
10%
67
18
4
12%
35%
46
Oct
4%
30'A
12%
4,100
♦267
33%
12.50
30% Oct
5,700
72%
—
34%
Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
American Airlines common
1
3% ft convertible preferred
100
4
9
32% Oct
20% Jan
Amerada
6
4
4
29%
-
47%
No par
50% Mar 15
35% Apr
33% Apr
2
oommon
convertible preferred
78 y4 Jan
21
July 25
6,300
♦80%
100
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace Corp
160% Apr
50% Sep
18
10
42% Jan
35% Jun
5
7
73
48
par
Alpha Portland Cement
July 20
Feb
2,700
71 %
70%
*266%
33%
9
Aluminum Co of America
Amalgamated Leather Co—•
6ft convertible preferred
27% Nov
10
70'A
11'A
84
xl3%
Aluminium Limited
Mar 31
23%
11
♦80'/a
No par
No par
4
Dec
DAY
4
t
4
52
27% Dec 22
31
35 Va Jan
108
51
23% Nov
123
4.08 ft
36 y4 Apr 13
5
117% Nov
26
Oct
ELECTION
12%
100
1
gtd
Ino
preferred
Allls-Chalmers Mfg
Jan
22% Oct
30%
5
4ft
Jan
1
25
39 %
44% Sep 22
69% Nov 25
84
84% Sep
12
Feb
19
4
22
19,500
23
11
10 %
Allied Products Corp
Allied Stores Corp common—No
58j/2 Jan
115% July 24
1
77% May 11
58
Jan
26
12%
23
10%
A
System—
Allied Laboratories
Allied Mills
11% Jan
24
11%
22%
.It
preferred
Allen Industries Inc
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co..
8
12 y4
15,200
10%
46%
Allegheny * West Ry 6ft
Jan
11%
3,000
14,600
.
23
♦257
3%
common—
Power
•
CLOSED
30 %
-10t
convertible
264
12 %
preferred
Allegheny
17% Jan
44% Feb
17
33'A Jan
15% Oct
46
64% Apr
5
6%
84%
68'A
STOCK
EXCHANGE
f
common.
29%
83%
5,200
6,000
11,300
24%
26
7,800
'
10%
10%
71%
264
24%
85%
12%
x22
10%
69 %
a
,
24%
27
83
'*
j
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_
May 27
13% Nov
22
21% Mar 20
27
39
100
12
-50s
No par
common
pfd 1951 series___100
Alleghany Corp
42% Aug 19
59
May
5
27
90% Jan
Inc
4%%
5
8
conv
J
Aldens
4
Apr
me
Industries
Alabama Oas Corp_
3
Jan
4
27
13% Jan
Producta.
Alco Products Inc.
Aug 26
45
30
104
84
56% Jan
10
Dec
53% Jun
28
102
46% Sep 21
36% Dec 22
4.80%
A
32% Aug 26
19% May 12
4
25
Dec
26% Feb
7
14
32% Sep
33% Jan
12% Feb
75
Nov
28% Oct
17% Dec
52% Jan
Reduction
18
57
8% Oct
Control
Air
60% Aug 31
38% Apr 24
-
7
Jun
11% Oct
18% Nor 18
32% Jan 28
44% Jan
Sep
8
Air
4
Jan
7 y4 Jan
3% Sep 28
27 Vs Jun
9
28% Dec 30
"
264
1
24
i
24%
25%
82%
11%
12 %
Corp
Aeroqulp Corp
24%
25
79
80%
Oct
24 %
24 Va
25
23% Jan
Adams-Millis Corp
700
10,800
105 %
37%
47
40% Mar
•101
l
94
85
105'A
i§
Inc
Co
24
20 % Feb
56
28
20
29
41%
55
*101
Oct
59% Sep
41
55%
28'/a
10
22% Nov
Sep 22
290
41
54'A
105'A
22
29
Shares
40%
27%
Apr
17
the Week
28%
"'10
29% May 11
Friday
Nov. 11
27%
63
17
♦102
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 10
41%
j§
15
15% Jan
31
4
PRICES
Nov. 9
>1
23
28y8Jan
SALE
Wednesday
Nov. 8
41
Vending Corp
Steel
HIGH
Tuesday
Nov. 7
l
Abbott Laboratories
4%
convertible preferred.
ABC
AND
Monday
Par
Pond
Jan
23% May 31
16% Apr 14
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
26
23% Mar
Aug 17
26
Mar
Oct
NEW YORK
Highest
88% Mar
16
57
50
24
46 % Nov
Lowest
40
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
s
STOCKS
Year 1959
40
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Lowest
13
—_
04 pswferred.
Anderson Clayton 01 Oo.
OO
'
.
|
-
*91%
.
94%
37%
38
45%
45%
-
r; '•
*91%
920
2,400
93
37%
37%
1,300
45%
45%
10,100
'
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1922)
.
.
Monday, November 14, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan.
Year 1959
Highest
Lowest
35% Feb
Sep
75
Armco
42% Feb
Armour
29
Sep
28
39
Jan
26
75
Jan
13
83 % Aug
24
10
44 % Jun
9
20% Jan
11
7
37% Nov
9
23
49% Nov
24
25
86% Apr
7
28 Vb Oct
12% Oct
23 v* July 16
20
17% Nov
77 % Jan
57
26
24
37% Jan
5
July 25
23% Jan
4
Ashland
37% Jan
5
16% Oct
28% Apr
Jan
2
2
25% May 15
31% Feb
11
40% May 19
29 % Jun
1
56% Jan
27
19
15
18
Oil
Feb
13
60% Dec 30
99
Sep
25
107% Mar 31
88% Jan
2
106
49% Oct
5.25%
July 18
10
27% Jan
5
32% July
8
20% Sep
27
9% Dec
29
10% Mar
4
9% Jan
7
28% Dec
18
33% Sep
28% Feb
1
79% Jan
15
1st
Atchison
10
92
17
62%; May 25
39% Sep
16
53% Apr
74% Dec
31
86% Mar
5% Oct
28
8% Jan
31% Jun
74% Jan
4
26
3% Oct
25
11
137/a Oct
12
Oct
26
16% Feb
16
27
96
15% Nov
24
24% Feb
16
12% Aug
21% Jun
9
27% Jan
13
20% Oct
1
66
July 29
,
% Oct
1
12% Jun
9
42% July 24
27% Oct
lTVtAug 18
8
17
11% Oct
31
23
27 V* Dec
7
24 ya Jan
23
101% Feb
5
90y«Jan
18
Babbitt
11
86 v* Jun
8
Jan
8
Sep
50% July
8
24% Oct
31
43% Jan
22% Sep
28
34
45 % Oct
26
62% Feb
11
43 yt Oct
26
59
Aug
4%
14
9
24
6
27
v* Nov
49
88
«
Oct
12
23
Nov
23
16% Oct
12
7
25% Jan
8
27
39% May
3
24
84% Mar
8
58% Jun
Jan
7
54% Jan
14
21
Dec
11
Dec
19% Sep
45
00% Feb
July 29
l&ysSep
103% Sep
6
62% Jan
13
84
Feb
9
78
Apr
21
83
Dec
11
56% Feb
17
81% Sep
6
Oct
35% Jan
9
32% Dec
22
43% Jan
2
32% Mar 31
49
13% Jan
5
18 % Dec
15
14% Jun
20% Mar 29
37% Jan
19
57% Jun
13
Dec
14
5
89 va Feb
23
92% Jun
Nov
•1
Sep
22
89
45% Dec
10
lVtDec
21
22
Sep
12% Jan
Sep
3
Jan
7
1
5
10
36% Jan
6
30% Jan
24% Mar 31
July
15% Nov
25
22
29 Vb Oct
29
46% Jan
«
-
-
35%
•83
y3 %
4%
21 *A Jan
2
35
*20%
28%
%-
Inc
93%
94
83%
83%
26%
27%
27 Va
28%
28%
29
26%
26
26%
26
2 6 5/8
27
273A
2,600
47%
47%
48
48
49%
1,900
47%
26
64
v
15 Va
*20 Va-
18
pfd
100
4
4
&
Howell Co
7%
Aug 26
8
42%
..
&
6
30%
/,}'
\
.'
&
Brass Corp
k
>
.-,71 %
■
•
•
!
37%
22. Vc
v'.
31%
22 Va
-
,
••
'',
15% Jan
5
5% Oct
24
11% Jan
18
27% Jan
8
10% Nov
1
20% Jan
18
17% Mar 13
8% Oct
31
13 Vb Jan
33% Jan
6
44% May 25
20% Oct
28
41 Vb Jan
Nov
20
53% Jun
8
38% Nov
9
48
Jan
11
12% Sep
8
6% Oct
7
12% Jan
12
66% July 20
43% Oct
31
63% Jan
4
Briggs
66% Sep
2
Bristol-Myers Co
38% Feb
17
76 % Jan
4
87% Jan
6
25
104
35% Oct 26
76
Oct" 12
66
82
Mar 22
Aug 30
30% Oct
Mar 16
14
110
Vs'
*
•
\
19
Brunswick
Co
35% Apr
12
24% Jan
4
19% Jan
8
15% Oct
31
27% Jan
6
Budd
Jun
6
86
Sep
15
14
31% July 10
94% May 27
37% Jan 21
26% Jun
2
24
Jan
18
Buffalo
Forge
15% Oct 22
24% Jun 18
10% Oct
26
17% Jan
4
Bullard
30% Nov
7
36% Aug
"9
Bullock's
20% Apr
8
26v* July28
14ya Apr
16 Vb Sep
29
23% Aug 25
Bulova
20
24
Burlington
80% Apr
73yaJan
5
Jan 21
78% May
6
67% Sep
15
No
Watch
Co
preferred
4%% second pref
84% Aug 17
45% Mar 18
82% Sep
12
28
40% Jun
2
35% Feb
B
20% May 27
28
Sep
1
24
17% Oct
8
7% Oct
24
16
Jan
4
'
2
■
*
:
!
-35/8 Oct
31
383/4 Aug 26
7% Jan
6
-
-
-
26% Jan
19,, Mar3°
13% Dec 31
19
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29,7
82
t-L®* ***
87% Dec
m,/
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11
footnotes,
22% Aug 14
89
pek
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51
Apr 22
44% Jun 1
Mar 3
68
July 38
see page
19
Mar
80
Feb
.
*78
7
May 26
,
83%
'
1,000
15
351/4
36 Ve
23V4
231/4
18%
181/8
3,300
18%
">
18%
3,000
13,500
53 5/s
54 5/a
331/4
,
79
195,800
.
-
533/4
32%
33 Vs
773/4
52%
*78
30
78
400
-
9,500
"
26,900
430
-
'
23Vb
23%
233/8
63
63
5,500
23%
62%
,
.
63
2,800
.
i.
Canada Dry Corp common
conv
preferred
49 . Apr 29
42% Sep
2
275/8 Apr 18
Canada Southern Ry C6
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry
61% Aug 22
Cannon Mills Co—
6
9
38%
7
;ii
-
8 5/a
223/4
38 3%
*6%
483%
48%
543%
57%
39
10,200
500
6%
56 Va
-56%
6%
48%
57%;'
•
*77%
;;
28%
28%
28%
108%
108%
1T '
*107%
108 Vi
*107Va
x713%
713%
*71%
743%
78%
78%
32%
33%
33%,
333%
333A
12 Vb
13%
13
13%
14%
Xl5%
15%
15%-
16%
155/8
76%
33
""
13%
i
15%
'
;
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,85
28%
28 Va
*107%
108 Va'
72
3,100
28%
200
108 Va/'1"
71.
71%
,900
77%
-
79%
•■
16,100
79
*77%
79
79Vs
87,700
1,900
34
.
1-7,500
17,400
80 Va
84
^*80 Va
29
29
29
29 Va
293/a
29 3A
600
11%;
11%
11%
12%
11%
13 Vs
12%
123/4
II,800
30 %
30%
30 3/a
30 3%
30%
303%
30 3A
30 3A
16%
17%
17%
18
17%
1,300
7,900
17%
25,700
16%
,
17% *
,
17 Va
•17
17
17%
•
17
*80 Va
84
173/8
17-Va
17%
•
84
*73 Va
76
*73%
76
*73 Va
76
♦73 Va
69
*67
68
*67
68
*67
82
*80%
82
*80%
„
;
283%
293/3
233%
*8
83%
*8
343%
34
343A
17 Vb
22%
1.66%
♦45
'"
29%
28%
22
22 Va
35/b
29
23
23%
4
83%
*8 3/a
34 Va
34%
4
33/4
173A
173/B
17%
18
16 Vb
17 VB
16s/8
'70%
72%
73
73%
73
22 Va
22%
22%
22%.
83%
83 Va
*83
85
*83
.85
*46
47
♦46
47
46
46
♦40
41
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41-%
23
47
-
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,
403%
215/a
22
21%
573/4
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21%
58
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223A
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'1,100
13,000
3%
17 Vb
18
•
3,100
34%
3%
173/b
72 %
22,700
8%
34 Va
34
•8%
17
40%
'
8 3%
-
82
28 Va
29%
22 Va
17%
"-*82%S-B5' •*
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82
2 8 s/8
22%
4%
4
1
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68
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76
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5
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293%
*29
i_1
No par
21
79
2,100
'
6,600
16 Vb
75
•
723%
*81%
■
No par
;
.14 3/a.
.
-
-
72
par'
8,800
23
48%
'
600
•
9%
39
6%
48
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:
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38%
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48%
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,
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21%
22%
38%
<
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-
11
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-
6
5%
,
103%
28%
71%
$4.25
223A
7,000
143/4
32%
33Va
21%
•
■
•
79
1.80
12
103%
■
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38%'
38%
Campbell Soup Co
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74 Va Nov
87
'<
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Z
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233/4 Sep 16
•
55%
79
633/a
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd—1
11
321/2
•
,
23%
18% Oct 20
9
26
43% Mar 14
323/4 Mar 22
20% Oct 28
55
24.
7
22%
=
-
28%
Calumet <fc Hecla Inc__
Mar
: ;
62 5/a
*77 Va
.
100
California Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
31
45
54%
•
23%
21 Va '22 Va
——3.33%
16% Oct
55% Dec 28
•
•
22
27% Jan
26
'
63%
9
5
27% July 27
46% Jun
.
'
231/2
103%
*
32% Aug 12
9% Mar 17
95/b May 13
'
-
6
100
30
.
.
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63%
'
18
•
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-
13
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23%
,
100
Byera Co (A M)
Jan
.
193/a
Bush Terminal Co
3% July 10
22%
18%
—5
com
Burroughs Corp_
5
18
22 V4
.
233A
10
Inc
Industries Inc
13
MViNov
6,900
18%
1
preferred
21
Nov
33%
18 5/8
5
76% Jan
13
33
*231/4
13%
'
34% Jan
24
323A
221/4
;••:'■.■
22%
•
31%
19%
32%
Co_
28% Oct
Oct
2,200
18.5/8
15%
3%%
66
37%
23 V4
100
1
Inc
2
4
'371/4
18 3/8
•
preferred—
2
May
37 %•••'<
183/4
common.
14% Jan
67
71
23%
No par
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
68 ya Jan
Mar 10
13
19%
No par
Co
62
1,200
'12 3/4
*69 Va
18%
_J0
Bucyrus-Erie Co
4%
71,600
13%
22%
II
Corp
4
4
4,500
A
41%
69%
18 3/a
..
100
Inc
26
Jan
40
143%
31%
:
193/4
•
,
1
common
preferred s&ies A
Shoe
76% May 13
•
31%
V
*.
iT•
37%
57%
12% Oct
10
1,500
37
.
22. Va
'
56 %
29 % Aug
8ep~23
46,700
12%
.
71
15
50
Corp
preferred—.
Brooklyn Union Gas common
33% Mar 16
13%
41%
143
''
36V4
2.50
i
33%%
$5
40O
l3/s
313A
69%
133A
36V4
7'
'
•
48%
35% May 28
80
9,200
7,400
iv*
39%
41%
13%
6%
4
Dec
4,900
••
31Vi
142 3A
35%
47%
6
32
50 "
>.
...
39%
41 Vs
-
14%
J
Nov
82% Nov 27
;•/
142 Va
'
353/8
3.60
Stratton
&
Co
■
<
135/b
4'/a%
convertible preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co
28VWan
31
39
41
142%
33%
5
81% Oct
42% Jan
1%
38 Va
31%
50
313/4
143/e
common
4
47% Nov 16
iv*
31%
34 Vb
100
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
5.50%
1%
14
.No par
,1
preferred
Brown
29
31%
.
493A
33%
-SI
:
Braniff
Aug 25
76% Aug 19
Jan
•313/a
493a
64
Maine RR—
Common
17
21
k' V.
'. Zv *69%
1
1
Inc
Co
29
29
13%
•
'.
.
..
'
x31%
*:
\
l.
37%
^
1
Stores
11% Nov
Oct
30 7 s
/
«•■':• v-T'
63%
-
13%
r
^5
:
14% Dec
6
64%
313/a
40 Vb
'
•
V
4
30 5/8
493%
142%
78 Va
5%
63
'
93
13 Vs
•
561/4
&
63 Va
373A
;
.13%:»' 14
2.50
Co
Food
35,400
13%
5
preferred
Edison
443%
43 3/8
*89%
93
13'A
1
Aluminum
Borman
44%
43%
/
.■
41
*70
10
Co
Boston
100
*89%
30%
1423%
■331/4
13
5,400
16%
13 %
49%
38
40%
142
100
50«
Co
46 Va
16%
'
5
pfd series of 1951
Decker Mfg Co
45%
163%
93
1%
10
46%
43
31
8,100
5,400
33
45%
13%
;'r
21%
*32
33
*16%
16 3/4
40 3/4
493/4
63%
21
213%
*32
82
63
63%
20
19%
46
*16%
*80 Va
83
59 Va
58%
605/s
30%
48%
37%
*80 Va
84
33
%
78 %
Sep 22
26,100
6IV2
100
Laughlin Inc
3 % %
15,000
86 3/8
93
32%
79% Mar 30
20!
83%
*89%
61
8
Boeing Airplane Co
Bohn
193/B
853/a
lVa
preferred
4%%
20
84
31%
common
~80
18%
823A
19%
13%
40c
(Del)
800
19%
DAY
13%
13/8
Blgelow^-Sanford Inc common
3
Feb
42
*89%
31%
Co
Steel
700
95
ELECTION
1 peso
Inc
3,400
/
245
95
45
163/4
1
Inc
Gypsum
*225
96
45%
1
Consolidated
Bethlehem
443/4
50
1
47 Va
47%
245
*95
*32.
*16
1
common
47
47%
*225
CLOSED
1
Co
*31
95
EXCHANGE
543/8
Jan
300
245
57%
193A
8
48
3,300
*80%
32%
100
85
63%
••
19'A
7.50
28% Nov 12
63%
STOCK
100
-
preferred
Co
<"•:
;-
58 Va
Borg-Warner Corp common
9
65%
xl8%
'
■
32 Va
No par
common
Corp
&
84Vz
58
10
1
_
preferred
5%
„:■/
••
1
Beneficial Finance
11
*81%
.
1
Borden
28
633/4
-
50
%%
Bell
28% Jan
22
•r 400
65
1
4%%
Belding-Heminway
24
Dec
27
/
78%
-2.50
:
Inc_,
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
14
Oct
33% Sep
76
Dec
27.
49
95
,.,§5
.18%/ »-19;,<4/.
.95-,
100
6
26
49
26%
47
3
13
*48%
26'A
*48
*225
-♦225, J5;j245n.
48% Jan
8% May 12
49
64
56% NOV
40% Jan
90
26%
65
1
44
*483%
150
12,800
*47 Vb
26
.
2
7% Nov 24
.
*26
47
47
*93
"
12.50
common
RR
Boston
,
Vb
26
27 Va
46 Va
100
100
prior preferred___^100.
(AS)
Creek
Bestwall
69
26 %
83%
25%
issued
When
Beech
8
24% Sep
14,500
25%
26
94
100
Aircraft Corp
(E W)
5
26 Va
2,800
83%
27%
Inc
Instruments
&
10
22,800
,12
2,100
Bliss
18% Aug
23,400
12%
/
12%
47%
Bliss
59% Feb
4%
•33%
33%
11%
82%
40% Feb
66% Mar 17
4%
33%
33%
94%
317/b Nov
30
84,200
82
1.26
68% Sep
5
14%
25
__100
preferred
4
15
11%
638,800
14%
48
6
Jan
4%
4%
33%
*r '••/• SI
v
'7
47%
conv
10
77
n
1,300
50,300
♦93
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
7
4%
83
Bond Stores Inc
24
•••; 300
21V4
32%
30
;r 14% " 14%
14%
11%
30%
29%
iV
*20%
94 Va
83
11
48% Dec
'
70
15 V4
15
'
21 «/* 7
26 Va
25%
*93
10
81 ya Apr
*68%
.
15%
•
200
"
22 Vb Feb
9
14%
*20 »/a
•
'
24% Feb
24
29%
33%
26
Sep
21%
•
17% May 11
76
14%
:;v
24% Sep 25
37% Feb
70
69%
22,900
r
1,400
20% Jan
21
14%
•
14%
4%
24% Apr
1
70
530
3%
14%
>,
3,100
10,100
31%
18% Oct
May 14
77 %
*
3%
14%
*67 VB
11%
16
8
77%
•
3%
/ *14lA
33%
20% Sep 22
Jan
a
31 %
4
29% Jan
-
3%
14%
13%
11%
j'
9Q
313%
36% Nov
28
11
3%
*14%
14
32%
42
38%
78%
v
1,900
85
42
'
39 VB
78
"14,800
31%
Mar 28
Sep
38%
78%
34,000
-
.
31%
Blaw-Knox
,
38%
78%
<;
9 %•
35%
*83
;
43%
42%
.
.38%
;Z
;
13%
85,
■; *83
43%
.
"
.
35%
.
32
4
23
36%
9%
9%
36
31%
53
22
36
85
42%
V 9%
.
No par
Cigars
27% Oct
127/8 Oct
V:
5,900
Black
5
9%
40%
49% Mar 25
9
22%
•9%
40%
Jun
Jan
23
3,400
413/a
82
24
22%
40
511/4
38%
Beck Shoe
21% Feb
28
3,500
51
.
38%
Sep 30
35 v\ Sep 28
18
22 %
:
37 Va
57 % Jan
70
42% Dec 11
56% July 15
','22%
21%
'
35% Sep
51%
y2
50
Sep
V.y '•51%
1,200;
•
39
8
12 %
51%
•
104V4
37 Va
27
2
*102%
10
& Lomb
39% Sep
138 Ya Jan
31
104 %
•
15%
33% Feb
July
104%
*102%
33%
.■
49
Benguet
83
" 64
v
-
203%
Best
19% Oec
34
63%
'
,
15 Vb
13
12
33%
65%
66%
49
20
Jan
70
•'
64%
500
205/B
17
151
7,200
.
15 Va
1% Oct
6
203/a
20%
49
38% Jan
11
51
3,300
203/a
Beech
31% Nov
50 % Oct
•
'
1
Bendlx
22% Feb
-
13
Corp
74% Jan
24
•102%
18%
14 3A
1
Feb
33%
20%
18 %
49
10
155
23
' /-
32%
;
65
9%>
9%"
36V's 36%
*83
85
•_j
43% 43%
38% 38%
77% > 78
3%
3% "
*14%
14%
*69 % 70
f.
14
*20% 21% '
29
29%'/
10
1
17 Va Aug 30
45
6
20%
200
*20%
-
20 5/8
Jun
July
20,
.
"
15 Vb
30% Nov
59 Yb
49 v* May 11
20
"
360
7,100
.13 %
48%
43% Mar 28
6
32% Sep
18%
V 32% '
,
21% " 22%/
1
56'A Oct
Mar 23
; 20%
18%
19%
51%
Bell Intercontinental Corp
1
Apr
41% Apr
20%
18%
20%
-
20 3/8
1
2
36% Jan
137
8
2
Aug 10
42 % Apr
3
28 Vb Mar
52
26
*13
14
17%
v
DAY
103%
51%
I
11% July 27
May 14
10
22% Sep
25
7
32% Oct
24% May 11
2
*13%
14
,
15
28
13
30%
47%
12
42
May
80%
30%
20%
Beckman
65
19'A Nov
102 %
,10
stamped
Beaunit Mills Inc
2
95
ELECTION
•
7
81
CLOSED
67
46 %
*77%
30%
15%
4 % %
18
10
33
'•
100
100
Beatrice Foods Co
Dec
Apr
*20
45%
80%
29%
48 Va
3%%
Nov
28% Jan
74% May
*13
46%
79
30%
21
Bayuk
36 % Jan
78
13%
45%
80%
29%
48
Aug 29
25% Jun
9
20
30
13%
46
80%
%
10
97
3
22
14,500
30
No par
Products
1
240
3
Mar
100% Mar 26
16
90
5
Mar 21
37
183
:44%
80
29%
Bausch
14
51% Oct
46 %
80
Bath Iron Works Corp
Basic
66% Feb
204
45%
66%
Basic Inc
10
43% Dec
2
40,800
com
10
1
9
23
35%
32% '
Corp
65 % Nov
Jun
23
Jan
34%
EXCHANGE
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Barber Oil Corp
;
Feb
28 Vi Jan
35%
20 %
:
27
49% Sep
178
Co
Apr
30
2
30% Oct
34%
20
preferred series C
Preferred
57% Aug 23
27
34
1
Stamped
4% noncumulative preferred
Aug 15
20'A Oct
30% May 11
33 %
STOCK
Baltimore & Ohio common
14% Nov
44
64 v* Jan
34 %
preferred series B
4%%
8
16
Jan
33%
_1
Wilcox
&
Baltimore Gas & Elec
12
98% Aug 30
Nov
40
18,200
18%
(B T) Inc
Babcock
Dec
28
643/e
100
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
79
Dec
63%
Topeka & Santa Fe—
4
38
25
64%
20%
Co
4
80
Jan 20
63%
18%
preferred—
Investment
5
30% Aug
26
Dec
66
63%
1
V4 Jan
37
24% Nov
28
6,400
3,500
62%
Goods Corp—
7% Jan
5
18% Dec
56% Dec
343/8
20%
Relining common
17 Vb Jan
6% Dec
13% Jan
4
Feb 15
Jan 26
Jan
11 Nov 11
31
30% Feb
89
Aug 18
11
52% July II
4% Aug 16
8
4
Jan
241/4 Jan
31
11% May 11
17% May25
Feb 24
20% Jan '4
1
Mar 11
21
7
28 v* Dec
20
10% Jan
58%
41%
80%
6%
15%
96%
,
17
3
15% Jun
23% Nov
88% May 11
17
€8% Jan
343/a
33%
63%
Common
i
-!•
5% non-cumulative preferred—10 Atlantic City Electric Co com
4%
"
4% preferred
100
IT Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
Atlantic Refining common
10 ~
$3.75 series B preferred—
M)Q
/ Atlas Corp common
*
1 5% preferred
,
20 - •
Atlas Powder Co
:
20
Austin Nichols common—
No pa* »
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
No par
Automatic CanLeen Co of Amer_2.30
Rights —
—
.
Avco Corp
1- \
10% Aug 29
38% Aug 29
4
40% Mar
34%
34%
:
•
4
17
Nov
34%
34
2.50
,
Associates
Jan
34% Nov
47% Feb
x34
34%
f
_2.50
Inc__
Common
,.
63
10
11
Jan
6
34%
32%
.
9
Feb
100
34
35%
62%
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
j
72 % Aug 23
,
Nov
80
8t
Associated Dry
44
99
Industries
Shares
34%
No par
1
Co
Corp
Equipment' Corp
Arvin
.
Co common
Constable
Arnold
Aro
26
-
Rubber
Armstrong
the Week
11
1
(Del)
$3.75 preferred
26
Nov.
10
5
Corp__'
Armstrong Cork
48% July
Friday
Nov. 10
35
I
Co
&
Nov. 9
331
Ho par
Corp
Steel
25 '/8 Aug 22
19% Oct
33% Oct
Oil
Sales for
Thursday
Wednesday
Nov. 8
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Argo
80% July 29
7
May
23
40% Jan
36% Nov
July 26
Sep 19
40% Jan
*8% Nov 27
64 Vs May
23%
Tuesday
Nov. 7
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
20
30% Sep
11
49 % Feb
18
38 ya Nov
NEW
1
Highest
Lowest
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
-7,100
18
40,300
16%
'74%
8,900
23
,
5,200
4,800
f
10
41%
200
21%
22 '/a
22 Va
223/e
23,700
58
58
573/8
58%
900
iSSJS ivVOtA*
Volume
192
Number 6003
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1923)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
I
Year 1959
Lowest
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
,
Lowest
Highest
123/4 Nov 20
237/b Apr
LOW
STOCK
NEW YORK
Highest
.
HIGH
10
31
85
Dec
33 Vi Sep
52yaFeb
8
102% Jan
23
10
Friday
the Week
Nov. 10
Nov. 11
Shares
3
5 v* Sep
21
4
Capital Airlines Inc
1
5%
5
49% Jan
4
Carborundum Co
B
43 v*
44%,
43 %
44
19
35% Feb
25
10
24%
24%
25
25%
4
25% Jun
2
No par
11%
12 Va
11%
88% Jan
12
93
Sep
13 % Jan
(Philip)
18
Carolina Cllnchfield
Carolina
19
35
Feb
1
44% Sep
19
18
38 V4 Sep
28
583/4 Jan
4
July 22
413,4 Jan
48% Jan
19
27 y8
1
46% Jan
27
40 XA Feb
9
26% Sep
383/4 Jan
30
313/4 Jan
16
243/4 Oct
10
29V4 Feb
23
8
89% Dec
7
78 % Jan
4
Carter
18
Sep
22
26% Feb
2
403/4 Sep 26
8% Nov
1
22 Vb Jan
5
Case
108
Dec
29
1193/4 Mar 16
114% Jan
19
1%
6
Jan
12
7% Apr 22
36% Aug 12
98% Jan 12
7V« Feb
26
6Va%
30
Nov
10
89% Nov
10
25
Sep 22
114% Dec 22
703/4 Sep
22
34% July 29
1253/4 May 13
•91% July
9
32
23
44% Mar 20
Nov
17% Dec
30
Nov
43/4 Oct
6
43 % July 15
4
31
24
Sep
19
34 % Jan
6
88
Feb
8
94% Sep
9
21
Power
<fe
<5s Ohio
Ry_100
Light
Carrier
Corp
4 % %
Products
31% Jan
8
21
72 y4 Nov
9
833/4 Jan
13
35 Va Jan
15
Apr
3
17
Jun
29
19
Jan
11
5 %
27
Nov
23
21
Oct
12
25% Jan
15
22
Mar 23
17
Jan
22
24% Jun
8
49
Oct
12
75
Sep 20
41
5
Jan
30
71% Feb
17
80
Aug 20
Aug 14
18% Sep 21
30% Jun 24
22
Apr
55
20
19% Mar
f
59
Aug 17
80% Aug 17
26Va Sep
8
14
38% Mar 23
32% Jan
887/a Dec
28
99'/a Feb
27
88% Jan 27
953/4 Sep
37% Sep
10
46 % May
11
42% Jan
4
55 Va Sep
20
Dec
11
31
July 27
19% Oct
28
28 Va May 23
32% Dec
31
32% Dec
29 ya Jan
26 1
42 Va Jun
20% Sep
29
28% Feb
~87/a Jan"l2
15% Mar
34% Sep
11% Sep
21
503/4 Mar
22
167/b Apr
31
II
9
5
27
Oct
27
11
July 25
'
26
~4%
May 29
52
Apr
6 % Jan
79
1
9
July 27
42 s/8 Aug 25
20
July 18
8,600
29%
29%
x28%
29%
40 Va
40 Va
*40%
1
Oct
Oct
8%
9y0
843/4
4%
27%
100
21%
*89
22
ELECTION
117
DAY
73%
73%
203/a
6,700
9%
87%
9%
35,800
86
4%
28
28%
9%
5
29
90
21%
90
22%
117%
117%
90
73
21
/
723/4
32,200
90%
10
23%
23 v*
*116
73
5,100
29
*90
119
590
5
28
23 va
22%
*116
,■
30
87%
3%
17,500
119
73%
50
73%
2,000
8,400
20%
21v*
22%
22 %'
23%
17%
*17%
17%
*17%
17%
17%
17 %
223/8
22%
223/4
22%
22 %
23
17%
19%
20%
20%
20%
18
18%
51
18%
*48 Va
79%
*75
*48
I
51
75
*48%
I
79%
21
21
*
2.50
36%
No par
21%
*75
Mi
.
50
51
*49
79%
Va
*75%
200
1,200
15,100
51
79%
24%
24 vb
24 Ve
353/4
35%
353/4
35%
92%
92
92
50 vav
52
50%
50%
50%
21%
22
*21%
*21%
22%
400
37%
35
37%
36
22%
36%
36
36',«
16,900
21 S/b
22
213/,,
22%
22%
23%
*91
'
24%
.
'
24%
24%
35:%
*92
35
1,900
3,800
v9
93
260
51
4,500
No par
11%
21%
12
11
11%
11%
11%
11%
8
29%
30 y4
29%
30%
30%
32
31 %
32
9.800
1
11%
12'/a
12
12 vb
12%
13%
12%
13
1
16,100
263/4
27%
27%
28
28%
30%
30 %
31 %
20,500
3:!4
9,100
Corp
Corp
1
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
Belt
46%
22
52
Pasco
700
45%
203/4
52
Co
26%
5
72 y4
92%
South West. Corp
41 v*
26 Va
46
85%
.
*40 va
21%
j
100
Service—..10
v
30
41%
26 Va
9%
84 Va
,
v*
17%
8
Aircraft Co
Chain
CLOSED
90
116
1
20
4%
27%
9 v*
84%
35%
Cessna
70Va Jan
28%
*88%
No par
_100
9%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
5
92
Public
Certain Teed Products
5% Jan
21
45
84%
common.No par
40 3/8
3y« May 11 ;
40
44 Va
7
Century Industries Co
Apr
43
100
13% Jan
24
*26
423/4
42
26 v*
30
*40%
25%
12.50
7
29 vb
41%,
27
,35%
de
160
30%
Central RR Co of N J
Cerro
Jan
42
.
93
.26%
24%
8c
93
1
24%
Soya
92%
6,600
Np par
Central
91
3,500
preferred series A_100
Central
91
44 %
Lgt common_No par
preferred——
100
15
15
89
2.700
39%
Inc
Illinois
10,700
44
Central Illinois
4 Va %
12%
38%
Hudson Gas 81 Elec
Central
12
44
preferred series B
6
133/4 Sep
24 1
5%
12%
39%
Foundry Co
1
Central of Georgia Ry com—No par
Central
11%
43
Central
Jan
2,700
12 va
6,930
39%
Central
13
26%
43 y8
Corp common
preferred
Aquirre Sugar Co
20
21% Apr 10
2o%
40
Celotex
conv
26%
50
2nd preferred
4%%
20yo July 22
25%
.
5%
383/4
10
preferred
Celanese Corp of Amer com
7% 2nd preferred
.121% Sep
44
42 3/8
4.20%
17
5%
43 Va
40 y4
Corp
Caterpillar Tractor
25
5%
44-%
43
preferred
Oct
5%
44
40%
(J I) Co common
1143/4 Jun
5%
423/8
common.
General
8c
*91
5%
8
preferred
Carriers
6
No par
Carpenter Steel Co
40V4 Dec
84
Co.
Carlisle Corp
17
'
Mfg
Aug
98
62
Oct
Carey
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 9
39y4 0ct
23
41% Jan
45% Nov 25
34% Nov
10
56% July 15
■
PRICES
Wednesday
Nov. 8
10% Nov
37% Feb
33 Vs Dec
SALE
Tuesday
Par
.
AND
Monday
Nov. 7
.
EXCHANGE
1
3%
10
Co
40%
.
.
11%
3%
3%
3%
41%
41%
423A
43
45
x25%
26
26
*90%
33/4
3%
3%
*44
;
8,600
2.200
46
2,800
26%
5.900
('
Champion Paper 8c Fibre Co—
37% Jun
9
50% Feb
24
87% Dec
10
99
35
Nov
30
19
Nov
24
45% May 28
25% Apr 17
.25% Sep 24
15
9
Sep
26% Nov
10% Oct
34% Feb
•647e Dec
106
Oct
13% Apr
Mar
4
42% Jan
37% Dec
31
303/4 Jan
4
9
5
17% Mar 23
6
18
46
29
Dec
15
743% July
20
8
118% Feb
20
3
25% Oct
42% Jan
6
8
94 Va Aug
19
4;
48
25
.
*90
43
43%
43
21%
21%
203/4
21%
21
21%
21
35%
36 Va
35%
36%
363/4
37%
15%
16
14%
15%
15%
19ya
8y4
18%
19%
18%
15%
19%
1
6
Checker
4
Chemetron Corp
7y8 Oct
14'/4 Mar 24
24
313A Nov
1
54% Oct
26
693/4 Jan
6
5
99 v* Apr
13
94
Aug
43 y4 Jan
7% Oct 31
4
25
433/4 Jan
363/4 Sep
29
44% Mar 30
35 va July 22
40 y4 Apr
7
23% Nov
23
333% July
13'A Oct
263/8 Jan
6
71% May 22
90%
42%
393/4 Sep
19% Aug
5
90%
423/e
293/4 Jan
53
Jan
26
92
43
38 3A Jan
38
63
26%
913/4
42%
3
1
8
26
913/4
31
15
7
8
10
25%
24
26% May
21% Npv
10
Jan
No par
-i.-.
Oct
17 y» May 13
Va Aug 25
Jan
July 14
;
14% Oct
Jan
34 y4 Mar
38% Nov
25
Common
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil <Sc Refining Co
1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc—
1
88
20
Aug
243/a Oct
50% Nov
Jan
18
34 y4 Jan
21
17
8
24
6
2
69 Va Feb
26
5
Motors
1.28
Corp.
1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
8
Chesapeake 8c Ohio Ry common
28
3 % %
convertible preferred—100
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
Class A
Chic
5 %
Chic
Chic
Western
Ry com
series
&
r
Paul &
A
North
13% Oct
23 Va Jan
4
.'21% Oct
5
36% Jan
4
Sep
20
293/4 Jan
4
27% Dec
24
36% July 28
37% Apr 17
21 y8 Oct
26
29 Va Jan
5
24% Oct
22
37 ya Jan
15
Oct
12
32
Jan
8
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl 8c Pac RR—No
Chicago Yellow Cab
No
preferred series* A
22
18% Jun
24
107/b Oct
18
15 y4 Jan
4
17
46% Dec
17
39 v* Jan
19
80
Sep
1
Chock
17% Nov
4
19 Ve Nov
10
50% Feb
4
40
4
71% Jan
6
72% May 20
Aug
11
.37
Dec
Jan
21
30% Feb
91% Feb
10
78% Jan
17
94% Feb
2
30
26% July 25
35% Oct 23
46% Jan
14
46% Nov
19
15
Feb
43
41 Va
4
12
Dec 23
93
1023/4 Jan
47% Jun
77
8
Aug 24
873/4 Sep
101
6
July 19
38% Jan
5
"
363A Sep
Jun~22
89
Dec
Dec
28
33
Dec
24% Jan
101
23
57
55%
Jan™2
Mar 20
44 Va Aug
5
593/, Jun 23
29
47% Jan
18
90y8 Jan
11
99
Apr
7
4
62
Apr
8
11
65% Feb
20
57
Jan
9
39
Jun
12
32
Sep 30
35 Va Apr
2
59% Dec
14
42
Feb
72 Va July
46
Jan
Dec
65
29
Dec
15
136% Jan
28
126
10
48% Mar
17
8
19% Nvo
Dec
23
21% Jan
43% July 27
Sep 21
71
267/a
4
137
12
,48% Feb
35
62 Va Jan
9
126 Va Feb
5
Nov
7
69
Nov
10
Corp
55% Jan
90
Dec
8y8 Jan
14% Jan
6
10% Sep
18
26% Deo
14
43
42%
43
42%
42%
42%
43
153/4
15%
15%
15%
153/4
153/4
*153,4
16
29%
29%
28%
29%
29
30%
29%
30%
6,200
19%
19%
i9ya
19%.
19%
19%
19%
20 %
27,400
42%
42%
43 v*
2,900
6,000
190
32%
32%
*32 s/8
33
32%
32-%
32%
32%
140
52%
53%
53%
55
56%
59
.57 %
583%
12,100
Clevite Corporation
Cluett Peabody 8c Co com
7%
No par
100
preferred
.
31
47%
463%
48
36,200
24,800
5%%
28J/4Jan
70
24
4
Aug 24
\%
Iron
15%
153/a
16%
15%
*48%
493/4
48 %
48%
*52%
54
*52%
54
*52%
54 :
11% Oct
24
1
7% Jun
0
r
39%
39
40
393%
40%
15,600
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21,900
21%'
22 y4
213/4
22
21%
213/4
21%
21%
2,500
*683/8
69%
69%-
69%
69%
*68%
x47%
49%
483/4
48%
493/4.
49
49%
7,100
51
473/4
493/4
48%
48%
8,800
21%
Credit
Edison Co
.
Corp
44% Jun 18
101% Oct 23
Nov
17
Deo
18
92
6
32% Oct
27
13
75% Jan
4
58% Jan
75
Apr
47% Jan
4
83% May 23
36
36%
21v*
2,300
7,700
293/4
9,800
58%
583/4
58 3/s
58%
58 Va
7,300
92v*
93 v*
583/4
No par
Consumers Power Co com
$4.16 preferred.
93
93 y4
95%
94
94
*84
86
84
84
22%
92%
22%
.100
preferred
23
22%
*91%
94
No par
preferred
Ino common
Continental Can
$3.78 preferred
Industries
27
4
Continental
6
Continental Motors.
40
Jan
4
31
Sep 20
40 Va Mar 16
convertible
Continental
preferred-
Insurance
Oil
of Delaware.
Continental Steel
i
93
94
*93
94
*84 v*
85%
*84%
85%
23%
420
20
100
22%
23
22%
*91%
94
*91%
94
91%
91%
10
40%
41
40%
403/4
40 Va
40%
4,800
103%
103 Va
•102%
103%
33%
34%
32%
343/8
333%
34%
33%
343/4
77%
77%
*77%
79%
*78'%
79%
78%
78 Va
8%
8%
8'%
8%
8%
8%
10
No par
Steel—
common-
11% Jan
OS
58 3%
93
*93
100
41 Va
41
Continental Baking Co common—8
$5.50
*203/4
America—
Common
4%
593/s
923/4
*94
No par
.No par
.No par
25
Jun
1
footnotes, see page 24.
4.800
29%
20
For
36
47%
293/4
22% Jan
353/4
1,300
46%
293/4
14% Jan
57
35%
473%
8,300
30
56% Jan
69% Jan 26
353/8
46 y2
63%
101 Va
30
19% Jun 22
73/4 Oct
46%
63%
101;
31%
Coal Co-
44% May 11
13% Apr 20
46 3,4
63%
101
30%
Consolidation
5
9% Sep 22
45% Oct 23
63 Vb
101
49
16y« Mar 12
25
35%
64
101%
48
23% Apr 20
8% Oct
353/8
1.33%
463/4
63 ya
1013/8
10,500
*
48%
2
•
64
101%.
6,000
16,700
93%
32
21%
18
Mar
12 3/8
48
Continental Copper &
66
12 vb
*21
11* Jan
Oct 23
123/4
48 %
20% Deo
46
12
12%
21 %
Container Corp of
44
12%
12%
48
26
Aug 22
11,500
46
$
$4.50 preferred
107
19,900
11%
xl2%
Gas
$4.52 preferred.
10
17%
10%
*21
963/4 Aug 25
28
15%
21%
963/8 Aug 22
37% Jun
15%
11
48%
61% July 11
100% Jun
14%
10%
48%
7
5
15%
10%
21%
4
7
143/8
ioya
Consolidated Natural
4
4
14%
10%
Consolidated Laundries Corp—
88% Jan
Oct
14%
63%
Corp
16,100
10%
101%
87% Jan
48% Jan
107
-Nopar
99% Mar 10
94
•96%
107
.No par
Consolidated Foods
29% Jan
120
98
107%
of N Y com_
6
14
107%
107%
9 v*
17
19
98%
107 v*
*96
313%
Oct
Jan
*96%
98
107
9y4
23 va Jan
20% Sep
8,300
98 Va
107
313/4
May 17
83
65%
8%
May
8
55% July 29
107% Apr 27
65y2
31%
20
9
6 53/8
8%
26
92 y8 May
65 v*
30%
31
30% NOV
653/4
8 3/o
27% July 10
9
65 v*
293/4
29% Deo
Deo
65%
8%
19
82
27,000
31%
22% Sep 23
21% Deo
2
25% Jun 25
3,100
20 3/4
8%
Consol Electronics Industries
5
69%
203%
30%
27
Apr
693%
20%
1
603/4 Jun
88
21
69 v*
193A
-No par
17
0
21
683A
19%
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc
Cigar Corp—
42% Feb
53% Jan
20 v*
69
18%
*96%
1
4
20%
673/4
19 y*
100
100
>1
1
10
58% Deo
40 Va Jan
20 y4
68%
19
65%
$5 preferred
11
2o3/4
68%
28
Consol Edison
49% Oct
20%
00m
3
42 v* May 18
Oct
27
5
53
1
Consolidated
37
51%
—
*
6.25%
33% Aug 31
150
70
49%
1
Co
4.64%
Mills
70
.
48
Else—8
Engineering Inc
Commercial
Cone
30
14% Jun
54
38%
2iy4
10
Combustion
12
20% Sep
1
*52 %
39%
8
Ohio
Southern
&
,
,
21
No par
18
12
200
.
38%
Inc
12yaJan
30% Sep
3
120
2,300
16%
49%
173/8 Jan
2
8% Feb
37,800
76
15%
23
Jun
1
29%
*48%
%Jun
0
8
153/4
preferredpreferred
Comptometer Corp
Conde Nast Publishing Co
Aug 19
llQ3/4 Aug 30
29 3
*75
483/4
Co
Carbon
Commonwealth
101
*1125
15%
$4.25 preferred
14
4
*1125
4,100
No par
System
68 y4 Sep
22
*1125
483/4
Pictures common
Columbus
20.%
100
System_2.50
10
Broadcasting
Columbian
20
-
Southern
81
Columbia Gas
Columbia
66 %
8
Ry—
noncumulatlve 1st pfd
Columbia
*1125
65
50
common
preferred series B
8
81% Jan
20
45
56% Mar
22
19%
44%
Commercial Solvents
Jan
19%
42 3/8
20
92
19%
44
.
25% Jun
79 v* Sep 24
30
16,100
43%
—
4
Feb
2,400
68%
24%
533/8 Oct
3
27
99
59%
138 Va
68%
24%
Co
13% Mar
87% Sep 25
5834
*135
69
24%
12
25
58%
138%
663/4
233/4
Sep
01% Feb
58
*136%
24%
Aug 25
52% May 22
87
Dec 23
573/4
136 Va
24%
70
5
57
136%
'
120
243/8
52
42 3/4 Nov
573/8
137
.
24
2
25
56%
137
.
I
.
No par
1
Coca-Cola
663/8 July 20
Feb
■
1
103 ys Oct
32
600
75
Jun
24
1,700
2,000
42%
293/4
12
57% Feb
14,200
17%
58%
4
46% Sep 21
8,700
48%
17%
75
25% Sep
2
603/4
47%
17
57%
13
37% Oct
60 vb
48%
163/4
283/4
17
59
60 %
47%
♦17
75
14% Jun
21
60 v*
17%
DAY
17%
28 Va
7
68 y4 Jan
60
48 3/8
ELECTION
48%
58
Jan
17
59%
46%
270
9,600
593/8
1
96% Jan
95% Deo
36%
1
106% Feb 25
58% Dec 24
35 v*
75
14
May 26
37%
27%
24
23
34%
75 Va
Feb
30% Nov 24
333/a
323/4
28%
12% Sep
,
99-3/4
75
21% Oct
13
85
*98%
27%
25% May
10
8.300
*83
99%
10
64
2
0% Feb
35%
85-
*98 Va
8
18 v* Mar 11
101% Sep 25
35%
*83
993/4
1
No par
57
90 3/4 Jan
353/4
363/8
84
$3.50 preferred
Collins 8t Aikmaii Corp
45% Jun
103% Jan
35 v*
353/8
82
*98%
Colgate-Palmolive Co common—,
24% Mar 23
22
CLOSED 1
7
12
Apr 20
101% Apr
9
112% Feb 1S»
993/4
6
July
18
19y4 Oct
83
20 Va
21
55 v* Jan
44,900
19%
18% Jun
7
43 %
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y.1
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
No par
36% Apr
07% Aug
43
66%
7
38% May 18
19 %
43%
66%
24% Mar 13
*
18%
42%
No par
'
9
2
19%
23,100
90,100
*57%
Colorado
14
76%
57%
Colorado Fuel 8c
12% Sep
74%
18%
<*
763/u
X57y2
4
54% Jan
210
74 v*
583/4
503/8 Aug 16
25% Nov 17.
74%
*57%
353/8 Jan
:'39y8Feb
72 v*
433/4
31
5
743/4
11%
95%
21
Nov
72%
*11
49%
Oct
•43
1
11%
94%
14% Oct
17
*11
49%
10
21
ll3/4
95
34Va Dec
32% Jun
*11
41 y4 Jan
10
43% July 27
113/4
423/a
8
60
16%
94%
23% Jan
Mar 23
16%
No par
Collins Radio Co
74
lti
49%
20
51% Mar 23
16
50%
Jun
10
16%
94 Va
76
00% Dec
*15%
42%
24
43% Sep
16
>-
94%
413/4 Oct
23
16
*11
493/4
10
15% Nov
6,500
par
26% Aug 24
,
Nov"!
Jan
22%
42%
72 ya Deo
50
22%
42
9
20
223/4
953/4
47% Dec
63% Feb
22
513/4
6
483/4 May
21%
94%
30y8 Jan
18
21%
50%
5
14
21%
No par
RR 7% gtd.
50
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
21% Oct
Jan
21%
42
18
Oct 14
7,900
par
18
29 3% Dec
193/4 Nov
4,800
25%
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland & Pitts
7
35
2,900
25 %
v\
17%
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co
78
49
15%
25
2514
48
Cleveland Electric Ilium com—;
5
45
14%
24 %
24%
58
.—
71 % Jan
50% Mar 11
15%
24%
8
Clark Equipment Co
27
45% Nov 13
15
14%
34
Co
Feb
82
400
233/4
33%
City Products Corp
City Stores Co
Cletrac
1,700
243/a
,—10
4
5
52%
3,200
23
No par
C I T Financial Corp
51% Jan
23% Jan
10.600
23
14%
STOCK
24
41% May .19
15%
233/4
EXCHANGE
57
27% Oct 28
14y2 May 5
36
25
14%
84
Cities Service
25
27
15%
*52
23%
37
City Investing Co
26% Nov
26%
~
24%
V.
353/4
4
.
51%
*98%
4
7
52
—8.80
—
Jan
Aug 25
513/4
220
*35%
■
,
'
preferred
100
preferred
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.—10
24% Jan
18
15%;
18
8
4%
61% Aug 12
July 14
36
15%
100
600
7%
18
26
35%
15%
7,700
52//;
15%/
2*%
4% V*
49
14 y8
25%
36
14%
183/4
3
40% Oct
'25%
36
43
1
2
7:%
25
1,300
60%
105
Electrlo—
&
9
2
8
8,700
%
32%
60 %
36%
52
8
*95
17%
i8 y8
163/4 Nov
Nov
6,000
39,390
*32
17%
413/8
493,4 Mar
183/4 Jan
8
8%
18%
393,4 Jun
9
13.300
37 ya
16 %
20%
8
61
20 Va
433/8
273/4 Mar 20
16
11,400
19%
115
♦18
:
18%
Common
70
3,700
21 %
153,4
33
32%
60
423/8
Gas
,
36%
8%
*93
60 vb
28
64% July 10
26
14'/a Jan
-
,
issued
643/4 Jan
Jan
73/4
1
32
115
25c
When
5
15% Dec
44%
Corp
Chrysler Corp
Cincinnati
80% Dec
O'Nuts
Full
503/4
—100
Chickasha Cotton Oil
20% Jun
58%
83/s
26
92
43%
8
22
45 % May 25
23
Jan
32
*93
,
7%
8
15 y4
15
com—No par
Western
32% Jan
23
2
25%
*353/4
:100
pfd
noncum
73/a
20
50
No par
Pac
18% Nov 23
5%
*7%
*16
*
'
60 Va
94
.
32%
583/4
10
preferred
Mllw St
5%
32%
94
.
40
Great
26% Nov
13
8
—
28% Nov
22
XI8%
/
-
Corp
♦103
104
►103
104
8,200
30
31,500
110
'
8%'
9
3,300
193/4
19%
193/4
193/4
♦193/4
20%
*193/4
20%
300
463/4
47 Va
463/4
473/4
473/4
48 3/4
481/4
48 34
32.100
8'/a
8 y4
8ya
8%
8 '/a
8%
8%
8%
7.400
54
54%
53%
54%
54 Va
55
54
543/4
26,000
35
353/4
34%
35
35 Va
35%
35
36'%
2.100
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1924)
Monday, November 14, 1960
.
..
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Highest
50ft Dee
*
45% Aug 13
Lowest
Oct
23
35
Nov
4
20ft Sep
25 ft Sep
7
33% Mar 17
21
39Y4 Jan
7
54% Dec
15
50 ft Sep
89% Feb
23
59% Jun
1
9
154% Deo
7
84ft Feb
11
Feb
16
13% Oct
24
24% Jan
7
55
124
4
20
88
Sep
24
83 ft Apr
8
87
4
88
May 12
85 ft Jan
19
90
Apr
6
24ft Jun
10
18ft Oct
5
24ft Jan
15% Sep
9
4ft Sep
13
64% Jan
4
':
8% Jan
5
14% Dec
31
Jan
2
5% Apr
22
1
10 % July
3
July 27
Nov
19
40
3
12
72
71ft Nov 24
85
35ft Jan
.
Mar 30
1
40% Oct
14
16% Jan
2
23% Apr
15
23 ft Dec
23
Nov
30
29% Jan
7
41
37 % May 27
44
Jan
36% Sep
.
19
July 27
72% Jan
76
12
31ft Mar
7ft
7ft
7%
Range
Co
4
39ft Jan
5
Wheat
Crescent
5%
10% Feb
17
38% Sep
1
Crowell-Collier
28% Feb
t
40% Oct
7
Crown
8
40 % Feb
23
35 ft Oct
$2
6
39% July 25
54
Jan
4
21
86
95
Sep
20
32% Feb
24
16ft Oct
25
29% Jan
4
Oct
25
109ft Jan
5
13 ft Sep
22
18
Jan
11
8ft Oct
24
14 ft Jan
4
104% Sep
21
114 % July
15% Dec
23
37 ft Jan
10% Jun
15
17% Mar
Jan
89
2
18
4
4
Cork
Publishing
Seal
St
$4.20
5%%
convertible
Cuban-American
4ft %
15
15
18
Jan
18
Cuneo
Jan
14
At«S 27
8
Oct
26
12% Jan
7
55 ft Nov
9
60 ft Jan
8
21% Apr
2
25 ft Feb
3
20
Sep
14
25
Feb
19
27 ft Jan
2
40% Nov 25
16
Oct
25
31ft Jan
4
34 Va Sep
14
25
37% Jan
7
59ft Jan
37 ft Nov
Press
*83%
*87
90
3%
45%
45 %
EXCHANGE
78ft
CLOSED
*74
x32ft
,
35
...
14
♦13%
3%
19%
/
3%
3%
44%
STOCK
:
• V »
•
4
45%
*35%
400
800
46%
*74
36 ft
36%
,1,800
14%
*3%
78ft
*74
.
10,300
19%
*14
46
7,100
169
19%
3%
45 ft
35 ft
35%
14
3%
..
78ft
•
19%
14
'
■
45 ft
*74
35
19%
v.
''-v
168
17,200
3,100
78ft
;
36ft*
19
19%
ELECTION
18%
19 ft
19
19%
19%
24%
DAY
24 ft
24%
24%
24%
24 ft
25
33
34%
37 ft
700
19%
24 ft
2,100
'2,400
33
32%
33
33%
34%'.
35,200
38%
37 ft
38
38
37%
38%
22,300
38 %
37%
*38
37%
38%
*37 ft
38%
38
38
46%
48 ft
*90 ft
47%
90%
47
48%
91
46 ft
V
90%
400
47%
*90%
21,900
91%
180
14%
0
100
65 ft
Stores Ino—2.50
17ft
17
17 ft
17%
18 ft
■i
18ft
16,200
91
17ft
♦89
89
89
91%
91%
*91
931/2
200
14 ft
14%
14 ft
14 ft
14%
9
8%
9ft
'
,
65 ft
•lift
11%
♦lift
31%
30%
14ft:
9ft
66ft
♦lift
11%
*11 ft
31ft
31ft
31%
31 ft
3,500
9%
*65
*65
11%
31%
14 ft
9%
9ft
9
66ft
*65
14,000
661/2
100
111%.
'
31%
"1,200
"
Curtis
$4
6,700
90
86
♦87
14%
100
10
4,200
86
90
*
13%
Inc
Publishing
preferred
8ft
8%
8ft
*55 ft
56 ft
8% •. " '
8ft
57%-
55 ft
8%
*56
56
8%
:
8%
; 56 ft
7,800
56 ft
•
400
~
No par
'"V.
ftr 20ft
*20
*20
20ft
20ft
20'/a
1
"16%
17%
17
17%
171/4
17%
30 ft
17%
30%
16 ft
1
Curtiss-Wright
Class
1
No par
common
preferred
prior
$1.60 prior
30%
30% '
31%
31%
31%
31%
800
10
74ft
76%
74 ft
76 ft
77
*76 ft
77 ft
2,700
1
33%
33%
33
33%
34 ft
34 ft
3,600
100
*85y4
common.
A
Nov
25
30ft Oct
5
94% Dec
14
67% Sep 27
96
Jan
8
Cutler-Hammer
6
46 ft Dec
21
31ft Jun
22
43% Jan
4
Dana
18
83
4
87 ft Aug
23
44
86
*87
90
91
preferred
Cunningham Drug
67
*83%
♦83%
86
5
13
16% Jan 21
171
91
Sugar
37
*
168ft
46
preferred
10 ft Aug
3
30% Sep 28
33
169ft
166
170
5
Cudahy Packing Co common
Aug 18
20
15
71
19 ft
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
69 ft Mar 23
41% Jan
69%
No par
63% July 26
12 ft Mar 31
69%
20%
No par
preferred
70%-
32ft
68 ft
20
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
70%
31ft
69%
168
2.50
common
32 %
32 ft
—1
com
preferred
81ft Mar 11
30
Corp
15%
32%
68 ft
100
2
1
20
Oorp
15 ft
32ft
26%
31ft
1
preferred—
15%
13%
25
Petroleum
conv
28
15
15
14 ft
*87 vi
preferred
14%
23%
*83%
common
5,900
26%
23 ft
100
Co
8
31%
5
preferred
7%
24%
23 ft
14%
1
common
•
26
23 ft
preferred series of 1947-100
1
Inc
—1
July 23
20
(Del)
Works
26
23% Oct
Co
Co
7ft
Petroleum Corp
Cream of
22% July 21
Jan
.
8teel
Products
17
60% Jan
Sep
7%
3%%
July 18
98% Apr
10% Sep
7%
Crane
9
59 ft Dec
4,800
1
1
9
5
Rubber Co
&
Coty International Corp
31
65% Dec
4,100
29%
23 ft Feb
9
28% Mar
7
24%
29 ft
Coty
Dec
25% May
24
29%
3ft %
50% Jun
85
23%
29 ft
Cosden
4
17 ft Mar
23%
29%
3 ft %
11
27
85
23 ft
28 ft
America
Corning Glass
Aug 17
Feb
18% Oct
'
22%
28 ft
Corn
9
Jun
Shares
23%
27
Copperweld
Jan
186
the Week
Nov. 11
22%
Copper
71% Oct
18
Feb
Friday
Nov. 10
5
of
Co
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
17
4
Thursday
Nov. 9
Cooper Tire
July 11
33% Jun
29% Oct 24
Wednesday
Nov. 8
5
Controls
29
25
48 ft Apr
Sales for
Tneoday
Nov. 7
Par
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
2
42 y4
Oct
21
19% Sep
42 Vi Mar
19
15
PRICES
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
7ft Nov
31
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Tear 1959
HIGH SALE
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Ino
*20 ft
20 ft
100
24,200
"
,:77
D
Jan
Corp common
preferred series A
3%%
Nov
9
9iy< Feb
13 ft Feb
2
19 Va July 27
12% July 18
15% Jan
6
Dan River Mills Inc
26 ft Jan
2
36% July 15
13
Oct
12
33% Jan
5
Dayco Corp
Feb
6
49% Mar 18
27 ft Oct
31
49% May 31
Daystrom Inc
47% Dec
18
61
Jan
14
Dayton Power
72 ft Dec
23
82
Apr
10
71
23
81
Feb
27
83 y2 Apr
9
75 ft Jan
21 y4 Feb
83
34
Sep
5
14
13 ft
13%
13%
141/4
133/4
141/a
9,400
32
30
32
32
32%
32 ft
33 ft
11,900
common—7
x54ft
55
54
54
53%
54
53
53 ft
2,100
72ft Jan
4
80 ft
3.75%
series A
100
*74
76
74
74
75
75
*74
76
3
80
Aug 23
Sep 16
Preferred
74 Ya Feb
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
*75
78
♦75
78
♦76
78
*76
78
82ft May 23
38% Oct 26
Preferred
3.90%
series C
100
♦77
81
♦78
81
*78
81
*78
81
Decca
Records
50o
'33%
Deere
&
e
Light
At
Sep
15
19
17% Jan
8
1
68 ft
July 31
38 y8 Apr
28
50% Nov
11
4
33
May 25
19% Oct
7
28 V2 Jan
8
Delaware
At
35% May 17
47 Va Aug
11
Delaware
Power
At
20
Delta
Lines
Inc
7% Sep
5
Dec
10% Feb
21
41 Va Jun
23
53
15 ft Jan
19 ya May
68
Apr
28
26 Va Aug
7
39%
393/8
39 ft
26
271/4
26
271/4
27 ft
27%
27i/a
27%
8,600
x22 3/4
231/4
223/4
23
231/4,
2,100
171/4
17%
173/4
18
17%
8,800
3
NY
of
Co
2.50
18% Jan
28
10
28
6
5
Mar 21
Edison
W RR Co_100
& S
60
14 ft
8
38% July
Diamond
1
32
28
Jan
11
15% Sep
6
19
May 18
53% Jan
31
4
9
Apr
14
20% Feb
23
24
4
Diners'
(The)
20
Oct
24
491/4 Jan
4
Disney
(Walt)
24
33
Jan
4
Distillers
24
28 ft Feb
15
13% Mar 31
17 ft May 18
28Va Oct
20
Dome
16Va Oct
19 ft Jan
4
7
42% Feb
10
0
24% Jan
5
Dover
4
Dow
4
21
27
July
7
26
7
70y8 Oct
25
99% Jan
5
45% Jan 21
19ft Jun
20
30% Jan
22% Jan
6
28 ft Apr
24
25
11
Sep 23
14% Jan
6
11
May
14% Aug 17
15 ft Oct
Mar 15
33 y4
Sep
11%
Douglas Aircraft Co
No par
29%
3
17
Jan
7
96 ft Jan
5
103
86 ft Apr
3
74 ft Jan
8
83
22 ft Sep
17
26% Jan
13
21% Mar
Dec
4
42 ft Feb
27
37
Jan
13
41
40% Dec
1
46% Jan 27
40
Jan
11
44% Aug 25
38% Dec
21
46ft Mar 13
38 ft Jan
8
44% Aug 24
46 ft Feb
42 ft Jan
5
46 ft Jan
40 ft Jan
18
47
13
Mar 24
42
33% Oct
27
17% Oct
28ft Deo 29
28% Deo
31
46 ft Apr
9
22
27
Chemical
Co
Chemicals
Dunhill
15
*
5,000
9ft
91/4
9%
91/4
91/4
91/4
1,400
73/4
7%
7%
7 3/4
7%
2,800
193ft
1963/4
25,900
1
30% Aug 30
common
BO
Mar 21
1
6
65 ft
May 23
88
Aug
45 y8 Jan
50
*431/4
421/a
4
July 29
31% July 10
17 ft Oct
25
26
Jan
4
55ft Aug
44 ft Apr
29
54 ft Feb
25
8ft Feb
26
73/4 Dec
17
8 Va Dec
10
53/4 Oct
21
38ft Jan
14
63 ft Dec
21
433A Oct
24
9% Jan
7
10 ft Oct
24% Oct
prior
Kodak
Steel
Oo
Corp-
Jun
7
25
19 ft Jun
23
31
27% Nov
4
29
73
Bros
4ft*
Ekco
Co
Electrio
El
Paso
Natural
Oas
.
38 y2 Jan
11
54% Jan
7
Feb
11
7
58
20
17% Sep 21
19% Mar 2
30ft Mar 13
11
Sep 28
203/4 Jan
5
28 ft Dec
20
Apr
8
26 Vi Jun
24
34 ft Oct
49% July
8
28% Oot
6
40
37ft Apr
9
10 ft July 10
28% Aug 31
22% Nov
11
5% Oct
21
Oct
24
12 ft Feb
24
28% Feb
26
10ft Jan
Sep 14
6ft Oct 25
29 Va Mar
7
363/4 July 20
Mar 13
81
89
footnotes,
9
see page 24.
Feb
1
Jan
80ft
'
..
•
•-
80ft
153/4
-
,
108 y2
r
-
221/4
221ft
28ft-*
28%
28%
80
<
.
-
22 ft
28ft.
.
163/4
105 ft
'
<.
23
22 ft
•
183/4
22 ft
'
28%-' ;
35 y2 Jan
9 ft Mar
5%
Evans
80
79 ft
80
161/4
16 ft
•
>16
'
r
r
23%.
;
A
-
163/8
108'/a
•'
•
111
23 ft
110%
109
1,200
2,100
.
19,400
.
*.
'
6,000
240
1
6,100
•
49,400
"
Eversharp
Fairbanks
Morse
Fairbanks
1
Sep
20
23% Feb
8
343/4 Oct
20
4
32 3/4 Oct
6
At
convertible
29 ft
88
86
34
*92
20
95 ft
;
30 3/4
58%
30
86
34
93 ft
86
100
40
86
34 ft
13,500
-
35 ft
"
18 ft
18 ft
18%
463/4
46%
6ft
95 ft
*58 ft
30 VA
59
34 ft
33%
*92
47
50
95ft:
♦58
6y8
49 ft
.
•
18%
18%,
47ft:
47 ft
6ft
48 ft
■
6ft
1,900
50
93 VA
*92
;
800
18%
493/4
18%
471/4
.
6»/4
48%
-
-
93 ft
471/2
3,600
6i/a
28,400
6
•
49%
5,500
50 ft
11%
11%
2,000
273/a
72,200
45
46
45 ft
46
45i/a
453/4
12 ft
43 ft
12 y»
11%
12
12
123/4
123/a.
123/4
30%
313/s
30 ft
303/4
313/a
31ft
31
313/a
10,600
1,800
30
303/8
29
30
29%
30 ft
293/4
2,600
81
81
*81
82
81
81
183/4
18%
18 3/4
19 ft
19 ft
19 ft
18ft
19
3,200
37
37 ft
373/8
38
37
371/4
37
37
2,900
10,800
6 Vb
6%
,'
.
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■
.
10,000
45%
.
40
81
61/8
61/4
32
31ft
32 ft
32 ft
32%
31ft
32%
55
55
*53ft
55 ft
*53 ft
551/2
*531/2
551/2
10
lift
12
11%
11%
11%
12%
121/8
12 ft
7,600
20%
21
20 ft
20%
20%
21
20% >213/8
5,100
32
32%
313/a
32 ft
32%
34
333/4
34 ft
10,800
24ft
♦23 ft
24ft
231/s
23i/a
22%
23%
600
73/a
22ft
71/8
41,200
21ft
5
Oo
92 ft
95ft-
?
27 Va
1
3
-
Ifopar
Whitney Oorp com
1
preferred
40
Falrchild Engine At Airplane Corp_l
Fairmont Foods Co common
1
4% convertible preferred
100
Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
Family Finance Corp
1
$1.00
*86
34
:
30
58
32
Ino
26
88
-
BO
Co
27
58
.100
RR Co
-
97
*95 ft
29
6ft
8.80
Oorp
'
58
3
preferred series A—
Products
;
31
-*57'ft
50
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com No par
Erie At Pittsburgh
: -
18%
At
Kx-OeU-O
7
28
Mar
22%
:
19ft
183/4
11%
Equitable Gas Co
18
It
28>/4
44
*19
441/4
273/B
1
Nov
Jan
22ft
x22y8
433/4
11%
24
Oct
31ft Sep
-
v
1
*42%
27
7
4
55
96
>
♦43
*43
*423/4 ; 44 :; v
12 ft
Sep
31ft Oct
35
;
44i/4
43%
,
,*423/4
460
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27 ft
Aug 30
2
9
-
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22 ft
.
V:
-
10
441/4
43
lift
23
4
2
44'
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43
26 ft
84
Apr
18ft Jan
433/4
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-
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500
391/2
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44'/4
43
44'/4
♦423/4
.
18%
■
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431/4
♦43
,
-7
-
110
97
441/4'.'
*38 ft
39 ft
11%
1
May
79 Va Aug 11
1,900
11,900
273/4
9
63
27ft Nov
243/g
113/4
20
70
13
241/8
26%
Nov
2
37
77%
9
—
Jun
29
2
993/4
*773/4
24%
*38 ft
403/4
Phonograph
B
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—29
4* preferred
100
Englehard Industries
—1
Oct
7V4 Sep 29
991/4
77 ft
100
"
18 ft
92
.10
0
Mfg Co
Electric
Radio
Oct
2
*
33 ft
—S
Co
Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
Emerson
56
9
44
•86
2.80
Electric At Mus Ind Amer shares—
Emerson
6
-
39
423/4
30 ft
-
—100
Electric
21
32% Feb
198
190ft
4
*431/4
44ft..7 '■-,7
433/4
7.
•"
,
*95 ft
1
common—1
common
Auto-Lite
20
5
190
39
42%
107%
preferred
100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer—1
Jun
50
28
'
B0
Inc
preferred
Products
343ft Aug 22
50
413ft Sep
6 3ft Oct
22
-
4ft*
22 Va Jun
Mar
18
-
10
common
Stores
9
40
'-,777
441/4 : -
18 ft
2.50
preferred
Edison
25
29
V
v
'--77/
.'7-7','
39
•42%
100
preferred
lift May 11
78
1853/4
•42 ft'
B
17% Nov
34ft Dec 31
•43
—80
Eaton Manufacturing Co
5
94
9
7ft
'
*38 ft
BO
Lines Inc
Stainless
$3.60
96»/2 July 22
46% Jan
15
Jan
7
"
3
Jan
23
■' .77-7
16 ft
29
Mar
7
,
80 ft
Mar
Jan
'■
189
15 ft
Sep
33
187
80 ft
483/4 Feb
88
14%
28%
28 ft
16
143/a
283ft
92
76 y» Dec
143/a
Eastern Oas At Fuel Assn com—~10
Oct 26
41 Va Dec
141/4
22 ft
Eastman
29
141/4
'■
23 ft
9
32 Va Jan
141/4
ft
136 Va Jun
26% May 11
28% Aug 28
141/4
22
1
22
1,400
14
223ft
Feb
18
24,000
30%
1
94
12 y8 Sep
39,500
221/a
30
6
1
23 ft Jun
78%
213/4
303/a
50
4ft*
Mar 20
78
22%
30
.50
Eastern
14
78%
21ft
29%
753/a
...
..
At Co—
preferred
preferred
D W O Cigar Corp
4
7
77%
21ft
29 ft
$2.10
7
7
77%
201/4
29%
4.10%
253/4 Jan
16
76% ;
21ft
24
July 11
1,300
37,200
29 ft
24 ft*
80y2 Nov
79
4,400
24
1
32% Nov
35,000
173/4
24%
3
87
32%
17
24 y8
Mar
92 ft Oct
31%
173/4
B
Nov
8
(E I)
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75
preferred
$4.15
preferred
4% preferred
4.20%
preferred
75
May IS
46ft Dec 24
323/4
17
13
15
89
321/4
171/4
77 ft
8
4
3,100
32 y8
16%
99%
23
4
17%
99%
85ft Jan
15
12
25%
171/4
77 ft 7
30ft Apr
Aug
113A
251/4
17%
771/4
Eastern Air
Feb
12
26 ft
171/4
21
Bagle-Plcher Co
89
11%
25%
171/4,
30
,
113/4
27%
171/4
993/4
8
34
113/4
263/4
DAY
77 ft
5
83 ye Jan
3,200
2,000
99 ft
23ft Sep 21
31
18ft
77 ft
Jan
94
18
99 ft
Jan
63% Aug 13
18 '/4
75
0
34
45 ft Dec
18
No par
39
6
18
No par
8
6
18
ELECTION
series
22
9
5,900
321/B
series
24 ft Mar
36% Jan
163/4
24%
31%
$3.50
20% July 28
36% Nov
16
24
31%
$4.50
34y« Jan 21
Dec
171/4
25 ft
313/4
8
Common
25% Sep 22
73ft Dec 11
112
161/2
23%
Prefei^ed
<
9,000
16ft
Preferred
46
1,700
233/a
16
Aug 16
100
700
161/2
31%
16
Aug 16
5
25
17
16ft
50o
-
Duplan Corp
24 ft Jan
Oct
30i/4
*16%
16 ft
Aug
44 ft Aug 24
Mar 23
2
*30 Va
16%
161/4
26% Sep
8
48 Va May 29
5
303/s
16%
"
7ft
21
*30
16%.7
800
22 ft
16%
1
30%
16%
16 ft
36,600
313/a
30%'
16 ft
Corp
7 ft
Sep
30y4
163/a
7
27%
17 ft
1
74ft Sep
18
16,000
12
17
du Pont de Nem
16
333/4
91/4
22
19
32%
181/4
9 ft,
14% Jan
Nov
33
17 ft
1
7% Sep 27
Dec
32%
CLOSED
1
4
42ft Jun
32%
EXCHANGE
Inc
18
41
5,700
32 ft.
16%
International
19i/a Aug
13% Jan
41
563/4
231/4
DuBois
24
24
266 ft Jan
56
31%
1
Oct
31
15 ft
28
56 3/4
22 ft
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
178% Oct
106
14%
28
56 ft
31
12
12% Oct
9
143/4
27 ft
56
3
26%
700
6,900
60
551/4
'
No par
1
;
*58i/4
I
STOCK
No par
Fund
60
141/4
16%
Inc
Mines Ltd
Domlnick
*58i/4
.
27 ft
30%
16%
Dresser Industries
liy8Oct
-
,
14%.
1
Divco-Wayne Corp
Dr Pepper Co
:
46
27
32%
16Va
60
7%
*7%
45
14%
16%
1
7%
45%
27
16 ft
Ltd
*7%
44 ft
8,900
.
*30 ft
2.50
Productions
Corp-Seagrams
7%
44ft'
*58
29
Corp
Club Inc
14ft Oct
ft
17%
*73/a
7U
•
60o
DiGiorglo Fruit
H
'35%
*23
433/4
,
,7/
2.50
Corp
6
27% Nov
278% Aug
Corp
preferred
Stores
17% July
33 Va Jan
Sep 30
27 ft Aug 17
100% Dec 11
8
$1.50
Diana
National
28% Jun
24
20 ft July 23
28
7*
57 ft
29 Va Mar
'V
27%
56
7
'
15
27%
12
For
*58
1
17% Jan
29ft Jan
*
10
24 Va Aug
2
Jan
.
441/a".
IB
22
7
7,%
'43%
Diamond Alkali Co
Mar 26
37% Nov
'!-7%
20
Detroit Hillsdale
;>
'
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co_
"Nov 25
21% Jan
18%
66% Aug 29
16
181/4 Jan
39
33% July 29
11%
36 y4 Jan
40%
26 ft Jan
15% Oct
88% Jun
39%
2
23
16
40%
9
29 ft Jan
Apr
39%
8
21
75
6,700
6.75
Light Co
14'/a NOV
21% Sep
Dec
32,200
22 ft
24 ya Mar
36% July 29
32
50 3/4
21%
60
59 ft Apr
22% Feb
491/4
22 ft
54 ft Jan
18
37
50%
221/4
Detroit
22
9
26,200
48 ft
223/4
14
23
95
361/4
48
21%
20
31ft Sep
202 ft Feb
35%
461/2
21%
Jan
7ft Sep
32 ya Sep
74Y4Jan
33%
47
47% Sep
Sep
26y4 Sep
6
35%
21%
40 Yb Mar 23
13 Ya
42 ft Mar 13
19% Jan
Supply
36i/4
35%
70
45%
Denv At Rio Grande West RR.No par
DeSoto Chemical Coatings
.1_1
14
36% Oct
Dentists'
■
1
32 V2 Mar 24
22
17% Jan
15
.'i
No par
50 ft May
Dec
64% Oct
15
17% Jan
21
Air
Inc
(Delaware)
Hudson
7
29
28 y» Dec
3iy4 Aug 24
Co
30
41 y8 Nov 17
27ft Oct 28
7
13
30 ya Jun
20
29
47% Mar 13
7
Jan
46
May 26
Apr
20ft Jun
21
4,900
13%
31%
Aug 30
Dec
25
87
131/B
58
17
16% Nov
*851/4
"12%
13i/a
9
26 ft Nov
36% Apr 15
87
45% Mar
45
2
34%
13
10
22
24% Jan
333/4
*851/4
13ft V
13 ft
50o
Dec
76
13 ft
,
87
*851/4
87
13
.
•]'
•233/a
V/a
•22
6ft
32%
*82
"
6%
33,
83ft
6
63/4
.*
6ft
7i/a
22
6
.
7
22
6'/a
6ft
33 ft
33 ft
*33
*82
6%
6y8
71/8
22
-
7
22
22
.
520
400
7'/a
6%
6"%
18,200
333/4
*333/8
33 Ya
300
83 ft
*82
83 ft
*82
33%
34 ft
33%
33%
34
343/8
34 ft
34 Ya
4,000
31%
31ft
31 ye
31ft
31ft'
31%
313/8
31%
831/2
2,400
Volume 192
Number
6003
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previons
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
49% Feb
9
5 3/4 Jan
72
9
30
6y8 Oct
26
Fawick
15% Oct
5
203/a Jan
4
Fedders
25 % July 28
403/a Jan
6
Federal
Mogul
10% Apr
22 % Apr
40% Dec
23
2
437/a
313/a July 29
16% Oct
vb
56% Jan
31
273/4 Jan
19
Oct
26
45
May 23
4
24'% Jun
33
19 %
26
23% Aug 12
4
Mar 29
21% Sep
Nov" 25
213/a May 26
32% Oct
15 % Nov
691/4 Jan
9
24
9
Jan
4
22% Aug
15
3 7 7/8 Nov
6
25% Jan
19
153/a Oct
31
20
273A Jan
8
51% Dec
21
35 % Oct
24
4
573/a Mar 20
241/4 Oct
26
47
13% Oct
6
19% Jan
14% Jan
5
31 % Nov
24
11
67% Jun
45% Feb
44% Jan
12
27 y8 Oct
16
323/4 Oct
22
55
Oct
24
4
24
May 12
15
Jan
5
20'/a Feb
4
Fan steel
4.60%
Filtrol
45% Jan
19
Firestone
301/4 Jun
6
Tire
80% Jan
2
28
Oct
25
30y2 Jan
4
28
6% Nov
10
13% Jan
8
Firth
1
231/2 Nov
7
381/a Apr
8
89
Feb
2
80
May 27
117% Jun
21
1
98
Nov
3
42% Nov
26
Jun
9
43
Jun
15
15
Dec
•31% Mar
56% Dec
15
30% Dec
1
84
Oct
5
22
Sep 21
43
Mar
Jan
8
2
11
Sep 22
173/4 Jan
40
Feb
9
Feb
16
4
87
25 % Oct
5
503/4 Jan
2
93% Dec
Dec
1
31% Sep
18
21
6
213/4 Jan
3
26
Sep 27
196
May 31
88% Jan 13
lli/a Oct
4
5
25
230
23
Jun
95
May 31
19 % Jan
15
173/4
177/a
173/4
18
22%
223%
227/a
23
23
33%
33
33%
22 Va
33
333/b
*21%
22'%
12
Oct
25
19% Jan
5
24
Oct
24
413/a Jan
29
22
22
Jan
8
6
153/4 Jan
6
Mar 30
273/4 Jan
4
3% July
18% Jan
28
303/4 Dec
18
173/a Sep
Dec
24
77
Feb
26
66
28
2
33
9
507/b Jun
10
Mar
8
May 27
30y8 Feb
15
Sep
6
7;
37 y4
15%
153%
157/a
43
41%
42
7,000
9,700
Lines
Inc
29%
353/8
Mineral
63/4
No par
*82%
,_100
No par
•
9
)
33/4 Oct
24
6a/4 Jan
15
43
42%
43
33%
33%
35
35
56
58
573%
58%
58
12%
123/4
1
293/4
30
15
*84'%
22%
22 '/a
11 va
11 y8
11%
11'/a
11 «/2
1,100
55%
557/8
55
55%
10,500
54'%
zzzz
17
May 18
26 3/a Jan
21
58 3/4 Feb
1
Oct
25
9
137
103/8 Mar 25
Oct
28
80'% July
123/a Jan
146
5
11
July 22
16
91% Jan
29% Nov 23
42'/2 Apr
10
165/a Oct
31
34'% Jan
27
37% Oct 21
457/8 May 11
32 % Oct
26
455% Jan
25
7% Jun
Mar 17
4
8
82
Aug 24
213/8 Apr
14
35
Sep
6
75% Mar
.
2
1
12 3%
*12%
26'%
X25%
l
18%
193%
18%
100
x69'%
72
72 %
"
common
Corp
Industries
Inc
1
cora_
preferred
•
•••
General American Investors
«
1
com
$4.50 preferred
'
■< -
22%
100
Baking Co
$8 preferred
General Bancshares
8 Va Jan
4
5
30
661/2 Jan
5
33% Sep
23
533/8 Jan
11
22
99 7/a Dec
31
70% Sep
28
99'% Jan
4
6
21
37
16% Feb
9
305/a Apr
Aug 16
373/8 Aug 25
7
4
14
87
23
26
16
31% Jan
28
60
29% Jan
2
43
Mar
General
31'% Sep
12
General Mills
101% Jan
7
Oct
25
100% Jan
5
761/2 Jan
4
21% July
1
41
437/8 May 25
Nov
29
237/a May 23
3
353/4 Nov
503% Jun
8
3
25
32
July 13
..
111
Aug 29
Aug 22
55'/a Jan
6
108/2 Aug 25
853/4 Aug 17
Oct
17
393% Jan
4
25
Nov
I
;
27
43% Oct
25
66s% Jun
22
Nov
27
35
Sep
28
45
Jun
20
52% Jan
2
73
Dec
16
573% Sep
20
793/4 Jun
22
53% Sep
14
76
Nov
27
61
Sep
20
853% Jun
22
5% Jun
16
57/8 Jan
15
5
Apr
5
57% Sep
6
22% Nov
30
26% Oct
23
9
26'/a Jun
27
263/4 Nov
13
39% Feb
36'/a Jun
1
ii5/8 Dec
7
23
Dec
29
24
18
231/4 Oct
5
Jan
2
113/a Jan
6
393/4 Nov
9
18 5/a
21
Sep 29
24% Oct
22 3/e Mar
31
28
3334 Jan
19
297% Jan
<
26 5%
12
Sep
6
4
241/4 Jan
5
233/4 Oct
25
34i% May 31
12% Oct
86 3/4 Nov
7
Sep
201% Oct
May 22
263/a July
Mar 21
13
24
33% Jun
1
8*
Instrument
1
No par
common
$5
preferred
Preferred
$3.75
General Outdoor
$1.60
$3
conv
convertible
$2.98
conv
General
General Time Corp
General Tire <fc Rub
4
26
5
2
40% Dec
3
253/4 Oct
26
40 3% Jan
4
40% Jun
17
541/4 Apr
24
42% Feb
17
61% Jun
23
28
71
May 20
573/4 Oct
31
Gerber Products
17% Nov
17
415/8 Oct
Mar 30
42
25
Genesco
26
197% July 18
Giant Portland Cement
Jan
13
87'% Aug
Gillette
Co
3 6 3/8 Jan
8
541/2 Dec
29
50 3/4 Jan
11
Glmbel
Brothers
Nov
12
96'/4 Apr
197/8 NOV
20
273/8 Jan ' -d
13 % Apr
29
293/4 July 13
417/b Nov
2
,88
19'% Jan
653/4 Sep
..96
4
18
6
Getty Oil Co
Jan
19
Sep
23
16% Oct
27
25% Jan
19
11% Oct
24
237% Jan
8
Glen
27
34% Nov
4
455% Jan
4
Glidden
277/a May 20
11% Nov
3
20% Jan
11
1
<
$4.50
Co__.
19
4% Jan
28
1% Oct
17
37% Jan
21
14
1031/4 Jun
1
48 % Oct
26
89% Jan
4
Goodrich
19
49% Dec
15
325/8 Sep
24'/a Sep
27
29
477% Jan
6
28'% Oct
24
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Gould-National Batteries
42% Apr
~1
54%
Juiy~15
32% Sep
29
447% Jan
4
2 Va Nov
24
4
15/8 Oct
26
3% Jan
15
81/4 Dec
16
11
7% Sep
28
6% Nov
20
4
May 28
103% Jan
15
Grace
(W
6
Oct
20
323% Apr
12
30
Feb
17
41% Aug 24
Granite
Grant
55/a May 10
4
Sep
7
32
Jun
Jan
11
80
Aug 25
75/8 Oct
31
15% Jan
8
30% Sep
27
41% Jan
18
24 %
18
2 4 ®/8 Dec
45% July
443/4 Nov
74
4
16% July 17
55 3/a Jan
6
Great Northern
253/4
Mar"23
Oct
19
23
Oct
30
17% Jan
2
9
8
128% Jan
4
47'% Feb
5
24% Feb
9
32'% Mar 14
Green
20
Feb
17
24'% Aug 29
Greyhound
82
Jan
19
97
241/4 May 29
Dec
23
28
30% Mar 30
22
10
Nov
87% Dec
Fqi
5
1
<89
Aug 12
May 11
143
Aug 19
Aug 19
Great
1%
4%%
22 % Jan
4
34% Sep
1
Grumman
16
25/8 Oct
25
8% Jan
8
Guantanamo
303/4 Feb
17
17% Oct
26
79
July 13
footnotes,
see page
61% Oct
24.
11
72
Jan
'
Jan
15
11
96%
600
4
223/4
1,100
3,800
23%
*94
96'%
139%
139%
139%
8 3/a
8%
8%
18%
18'%
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19%
34
343/a
•
3,000
140
8
,
8%
183/4
60
2,700
19
700
34%
31%
81
80
80
*80
81
32 3/„
317%
32%
*31'/a
32%
1,300
6 5/a
ELECTION
6 5/8
65/s
63/4
*63/8
63/4
2,100
DAY
34%
34%
3,900
100
17%
17%
173/4
18
173/8
19
37%
383/4
39%
40%
393/8
39 '/a
43,800
75%
777/8
78
80
783/8
795/8
81,600
33
33
33
33%
34%
34'/4
63
64 5/a
64%
653/,
653/8
66
20,300
317/a
34
34'A
351/4
333/4
36%
41,900
273/4
105'A
5,600
1,100
28 '/a
283/4
29%
29%
29%
105%
105%
105%
1051/4
105'/4
140
44 %
42
13%
43%
44%
43%
44%
126,200
104
1043/4
104 'A
104'/a
104%
1047/8
2,200
12,500
80
80
80 ®/8
80 3/8
80%
1,100
24%
24%
247/8
25
25
1,700
343/8
353/8
35
357/8
343/a
35
7,000
453/4
38
80
24%
47%
47%
49%
50
11,200
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38
483/4
38
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38
673/4
68
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68%
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53/4
57/a
24%
25%
24%
25
243/4
25
29 Va
297/8
28%
29%
283/4
29%
12'/a
12'%
*12%
13
12%
127/a
*l27/e
133/8
200
20
20%
193/4
20'A
20%
21
21%
211/4
3,600
21%
22
213/4
22
22
22%
217%
223/8
4,000
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.
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28%
467/a
,
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.
11,600
25
25%
12,100
293%
29%
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2 6 3/a 1
26%
26%
26
26%
2 6 3/4
267/8
273/8
27%
15
15
153/8
143/4
153/a
481/4
48 3/4
45%
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93%
103
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495/8
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103
51%
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49%
103
28%
283/4
273/4
283/B
28V8
9,100
46%
47
47 %
47%
47%
48%
35,900
56
567/a
57
573/4
573/a
573%
6,500
133/4
15i/4
15
153/a
83%
833/4
85
511/4
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16%
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98
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167/a
.
16%
12%'
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13
36
36'/a
36%
117/a
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15,300
157%
87
10,200
53
53
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11%
14
15%
85%
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13%;
36%
36
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4,400
12
12
12%
3,300
;
43,100
l'/8
l3/4
1%
17/8
2,600
52%
513/4
53
51%
525/8
27,500
38%
38
39
373/4
38%
38,700
26%
26%
267%
26%
26'/8
26'/a
26'/4
1,200
34
33 %
34%
333/4
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35%
2%
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163/8
1
5,800
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26%
1
43,900
93%
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473/8
14%
ll'/o
22,800
283/4
83%
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500
131,000
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513/a
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93%
103
261/4
57
15%
10
8,200
273/4
14%
147/a
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900
200
5%
14%
14%
—
691/4
70
53%
263/4
.
83
!
66
26%
26%
.14.
...
17%
l'/8
51
2 Va
8%
8%
2
2%
2
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8%
l'/8
2
2%
8'/4
83/8
8'/4
11,400
1,200
6%
6%
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7
600
26'%
26%
26%
267%
263/4
27%
26 3/4
27
5,400
33
28%
337/s
321/4
33 3/8
33%
34%
331/4
335/8
10,100
28'%
27%
281%
28
28%
28
14,000
78
78
79
78%
2.50
77/8
33®/8
347/a
343/a
23
223/4
39%
40%
39%
39%
43®/8
44
26'%
433/8
437/a
Corp
26
__l
78%
28%
78%
83/B
83/8
83/4
4,500
36%
35
361/8
20,100
23
23
231/8
263/8
2,000
39%
40%
41%
4? 1/8
43%
437/a
43 3/e
44
13,600
26%
26 3/4
267/e
273/a
12,000
3,100
'
26%
80
3,400
29%
291/4
29%
138
*138
139%
►138%
139'/a
10
1
28%
29
29
291/4
267/8
28%
2 6'/a
271/4
9,300
3
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20'/a
203/a
9,500
100
com
common
Sugar
78'%
223/4
227/8
25
7
36
8
No par
7
8
35%
22 7%
■
8'%
Eng Corp
*89%
91
*897/8
1
30%
31
303/4
No par
29
100
Aircraft
*78
*63/4
7
77/8
1
Co Inc
Corp
preferred
*3S/8
23%
6
Co
Western Sugar
(H L)
•94
4
103%
8
preferred
Jan
29
Ry
Western Financial
1411/4 May
41/4 Dec
24
Great
32 7% Dec
<
20% Oct
83
12
3%
22%
96%
106%
4
Inc
Great Northern Paper Co
5
15
37%
23
*10%
53/4
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co__l
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop__No
par
4
345% Aug
10 3/4
65%
100
26
32 5% Feb
10%
*78
53
Stores
533% Jan
24
1,600
103/4
31%
CLOSED
39
common
3%% preferred
Grayson-Robinson
26 3/4 Jan
22% Oct
300
18
37/a
6.25
523/4 Jan
26
EXCHANGE
17%
1%
City Steel
24
Oct
25
18
37%
78®%
323/4
63 7%
33®%
29 %
37'%
Granby Mining Co Ltd
Grand Union Co
1
37
18% July 28
2
27
25
18%
*8%
6®%
1
42% May 10
31 % July
4
25
18
*18 3/4
STOCK
79
51%
common
60'A Aug 12
1
1,100
4
25
139%
32 7%
1
Co
(W T) Co
37%
4
7,300
10
F)
597% Apr
4
16
126
15
&
21,100
66 %
$0.60 convertible preferred_No par
81/4 Jan
26
10% Mar 18
R)
56%
4,600
No par
Co
Graham-Paige Corp
55%
9%
B
Inc
2% Oct
(B
573/a
'
45% Nov
Co
56%
4,500
5 3/4
i^__5^
•
Brewing
2,600
651/4
___1
76% Jan
Goebel
2,300
43%
66%
No par
Co
*
Co
Globe-Wernicke
13%
21
43%
18 3/a
9
5
common
&
13%
21
44
26
*94
1
Corp
13%
21%
43
57/a
1
preferred
Alden
12'/a
207/8
'
66
66'%
4
Gladding McBean
'
,
5%
1
14% Oct
750
19%
*64
*65
10
59
35% Nov
74
12%
33/4
483%
80c
12% May 17
84 'A Mar
73%
?>■ 9%
48 %
*36
83 %o
Co
14
7
74
9 %M
1
1
Inc
23
22
723/4
500
9
100
68 7/a Dec
Jun
25,100
9%
100
281/4 Jan
8% Jan
19'/4
73 %
22%
35'%
10
com
25
74
18%
lOo
$5 preference
5%% preference
443/4 Mar 18
377/8 Aug
19%
6.67
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Oct
30% Nov 20
18%
200
10%
34'%
_2.56
96% Feb
Feb
13,900
19%
24'%
General Telephone Co of Florida—
$1.30 preferred (series B)
25
General Tele & Electronlcs__3.33%
813/4 Jan
■50% Jan
261/2
2.50
General Steel Castings Corp
103 7% July
l7'/2 Dec | 4
26
'•j 70%
*80
No par
General Realty & Utilities
General Refractories
5
92
263/4
193/ar
1
No par
General Public Utilities Corp
General Railway Signal
6
46
26%
1
lOo
preferred
Service
Jan
Jan
13
♦10S/B
1043/4
803%
24®%
No par
preference
Public
Jan
27
*127/8
71%>'a
' 104
«■'
No par
preferred.
91
104
13
19%
IB
series
Advertising
General Portland Cement Co
General Precision Equipt Corp
100
99 % Mar
8
2
12'/«
70
433/a
1%
No par
3
Dec
Jan
4
19%
*105
100
26
15
90
*37/e
703/b
28'%
3
preferred
Jan
44% Jan
98
•
l
General Motors Corp common
6,300
4
18 5/a
16®%
37%
77'%
32'%
x63%
32%
l
8
Corp
29,500
*37/8
683/4
6®%
5
General Finance Corp
General Foods Corp
70
22% Mar
61,200
137/8
28%
693/4
9%
139
8%
18'%
343%
79
2-"''
Corp
66
133/B
28%
20%
32%
<
1
Controls Co
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co
61% Aug 18
28 i/8
No par
100
65'/a
13%
28%
191/a
4
96
1383/4
8%
18'%
34
<•
b
General
8
/
;
4
*24%
23
9
2
Corp
General Bronze Corp
General Cable Corp com
4%
1st preferred
4,700
19%
.
No par
3,100
19%
13'/b
,
27
:
11%
18%
661/b
no
11%
68%
*_8
common
295% Jan
23'% Dec
133/8
951/2
18%
25
18%
10%
33/4
*93%
1
General Amer Oil Co of Texas
General Amer Transportation... 1.25.
General
4
25
*18
H 103/4
33/4
1
No par
"-3'%
-
BO
Corp
25
May 21
64%
26%
,
12%
*94
27
127/s
25%
27
75% Dec
65%
ZZZZZZlO
65/8 Sep
112% Mar
623/4
Freeport Sulphur Co
153/4 Oct
Sep
22
19%
4
2
303/4 Jan
100% Dec
11%
183/4
3%
12aA
39 Va Mar 18
Mar
11%
19%
3%
General Cigar Co Inc
Gen Contract Finance
58 7/8 July
im
18%
x27
.
114
11%
13'%
14
22
28
94%
273/4
100
*180
94
11%
11%
12%
$0.60 conv voting pref_
General American Industries
39
28
*180
94
27%
9
9
Mar 25
551/4
931/2
2
115% Sep
18
45
52%
*180
193/a
20
Nov
30'/a Dec
55'%
94
10
Acceptance
3,700
22'/a
*103/4
zzzz Nonpar
convertible
3,100
4,700
11
lo
Foster-Wheeler Corp
4%%
13
30%
11
65 3%
General
12%
30%
*841/2
22 '/4
18%
2
12%
20,300
21%
64%
Sep
51% Feb
101% Dec
85
.
58'/a
22
zzzzzz-l
19 %
22
38% May
30%
85
12'/a
:
,
10,800
22
ZZZZZZZZb
313/4 Mar 25
6
,40
30'/a
86
600
<35
1
2
Inc
12%
30
280
/ 43%
lo
.
*92
22
13
74
12%
293/4
*84'/2
861%
*180
Co
-
6,100
30,500
861/2
22'/a
preferred_ZZl00
Co
>
6%
101
*43
33%
58
-19,900
84
100
<
43
34'%
Francisco Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
Gar Wood
101
*82 »/a
44
'
27'/a
.
26%
84
56'/a
com
29
61/2 Jan
May 19
100
333/4
2.50
Sep
24
22
*821%
•
101
43%
'51
of
Apr
IOV4 Sep
67% Mar 11
7/8
84
101
56
99 % Oct
42 7/a Oct
26 Va
*82%
54
33/8 Oct
93/8 Jan
25'A
84
100
56
30 5% Jan
5
6%
3.':545%
14
4
28
63/4
Garrett
581/4 Oct
20
Jan
6'/4
24
43
Jan
7 S/8 Feb
12,800
6%
6%
24
21
90
24
6,000
23%
12 ®/8
3
333/8 Oct
51 y8
23'/4
42%
22% Sep
84
25%
50 3/4
233/a
*20 3/4
7
6
24%
51
23%
12'%
2
12
25%
493/4
43
3 6 3/a Feb
Nov
24«/b
.
par
common
600
5,100
21,800
50
2.50
Inc
Fruehauf Trailer Co
4%
preferred
•'
23%
21 %
96% Jan
74
24%
12%
42% July 27
11
»
23%
24%
100
i'
i
48%
7
23%
^
•
DAY
423/4
14
25V2 July
23'/4
<
ELECTION
20%
20
9
37
B
Dec
7% Feb
303/4<
361/2
1
Feb
153
29%
373/4
B
89% Oct
28
29 %
363/4
Co
24
Jan
29
37%
Gardner-Denver Co
17
138
291%
35%
Gabriel
8
14% Jan
28%
1,800
167/a
Gamble Skogmo Inc
19
22
16'/s
7
191/4 Sep
Dec
163%
4
37% Jan
11
163/4
11,600
293/a
CLOSED
51
100
Dairies
28 3/8
23%
5
Co_ZZ~_No
ser
28%
5
5
Jan
50%
23y,
Zb
I
Inc
28'/a
163%
36%
24%
23 %
2
pfd
28
16%
EXCHANGE
30
par
zzzzzzz
Stores
26%
STOCK
<163/4
Jan
19
29
28%
♦16%
277% Jan
Nov
8
26
_10
'
21 '/a Jan
51
377/e
37%
15%
41
convertible
Foremost
1,400
22 Va
36 y8
36i/4
25
12% Oct
171/e Jan
14
26
8
500
*217/b
15%
common
Motor
353/4
193/a Sep 29
38% May 31
May 11
26% July 23
56% May 21
40% Octi 20
8
363/a
22 Va
413%
preferred
Mart Inc
Foote
13
36
*21%
15%
33/4%
Ford
.""49% May 12
12 3/4 Jan 21
*21%
173/4
39'/2
4% convertible preferred
Food Mach & Chem
Corp com
Food
6,900
17%
33%
16
Co
divid
31/4 %
3,300
41%
Food Giant Markets
6
37% Apr
5% Dec
22
58 i/s Aug
Fair
$4.20
7
23% Nov 20
/
141/4 Apr
Food
92 7/8 Jan
12 % Jun
28
18
283/8
15%
Florida Power <b Light
Fluor Corp Ltd
351/8 Jan
Sep
20
43/4 Sep
4
28%
7,900
403/4
$4 preferred
$4.50 conv A 2nd pfd
$2.25 conv B 2nd pfd_
Florida Power Corp
7
18
193/a Feb
Feb
5
16% Jan
2,900
223/4
par
60% July 25
21
5
38
29
34'/8 Apr
14% Jan
167/a Jan
22
28% Apr
23
125/a Jan
Sep
851/2 Nov
Nov
68
45
381% May 10
68% Jun
13
11
Mar 11
20% Aug
45% Mar
7
26
44% May 13
Aug 13
95
17
7
80
2
216
July 10
143/4 Nov
5
Sep
20% Oct
553/a Aug 27
170
20
Apr
Jun
ll3/a Apr 28
293/a Oct
5
9
93
35% Jan
Jan
503/4 Feb
273/a May 29
10
29
5
23
84
110
17%
27%
171/8
•28'A
17%
Firstamerica Corp
133/4 Apr
44% Jun
Sep
11%
33 Va
1.25
Rubber_ZZ_No
&
313/4 Dec
99
1,000
17%
28%
22%
First Charter Financial
Corp_No par
First National Stores
_No
Carpet
Flintkote Co
17%
273/a
17%
j
5
6
17%
6 3/4
33 Va
Corp
14
613/4 July
483/4
63/4
22%
28
Coach
23
22
47%
67/8
10
Avenue
26
483/b
6%
~_1
Prod__~_ZZNo par
Corp
Flberboard Paper
393/a Feb
46-y4
6%
5
Inc
Ferro
Fifth
46
Z23
common
Dept Stores
Fenestra
Shares
6%
1
preferred
Federated
the Week
Nov. 11
44%
17%
Federal Paper Board Co
Sales for
Friday
Nov. 10
6%
28%
Federal Pacific Electric Co com
5%% conv 2nd pfd series A
prices
Thursday
47 3/i
28 %
sale
Nov. 9
6%
Xl7%
high
Wednesday
<
46 %
1
B~earings__ZB
Bower
Oct
32% Sep 21
813/4 Dec 23
.
Corp.
ZZ
9% Jan
483/4 Oct 27
Nov. 8
.
Metallurgical
20% Jan
•
Tuesday
Nov. 7
Corp
6
16 % Mar 10
10
Monday
Corp
24
28
32 V4 Nov
LOW and
STOCK
EXCHANGE
44 % Nov
Oct
21% Jan
NEW YORK
Highest
138
3
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No
par
$5 preferred
No par
_,19%
Z
.
V 65%
29%
287/B
3%
,20%
65%
2%
,
20
*66
293/8
139
(
-
91
32 '/a
3
203/a
67
29%
*138
*897/8
315/a
3
20%
68
91
*89'/a
32 '/a
31%
3
213/a
68
*3
,
203%;
*67
91
32 'A
33/8
21
69
,
19,000
1,600
8,700
200
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1SC6)
18
Monday, November 14, 1960
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Year 1959
Lowest
35% Nov 24
,
Lowest
Highest
37% Dec
3
Highest
37
Jan
4
27 y* Oct
30% Nov
7
25
28
Jun
9
80
Dec
29
32
Sep
89% Apr
8
13
27% Feb
Jan
6
81% Dec
16
94
Jan
9
84% Jan
7
96
Dec
30
98
Dec
22
9
3
4
91
Apr
104% Mar
105% Mar
88
Aug
7
82
97% Jan
Shares
Utilities
30%
29 ¥a
303/a
29 ¥2
30
29 ¥2
29%
30%
30%
*293/4
30%
30%
30 ¥2
30 ¥2
30 ¥2
900
34%
States
29%
-8.33 y3
35%
343/i
34 y8
34 ¥2
343/8
34%
7,000
preferred
*85
*88
103 %
24
$3
dividend
$5.08
Aug 19
35% May 31
dividend
$4.20
70,100
Co-
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred.
7
Aug 12
102% May
4
28
Feb
the Ween
Nov. 11
91% Oct
11
24% Sep
Friday
Nov. 10
Common
91
4
Jan
Thursday
Nov. 9
38% Jun 23
86% Aug 26
8
87% May 18
97
Wednesday
Nov. 8
-8.33%
Gulf Oil Corp
When Issued
Gulf
Tuesday
Nov. 7
Par
EXCHANGE
26% July 25
Sales for
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Sinee Jan. 1
a
PRICES
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Ban*e for Previous
87
♦85
87
*85
*89 ¥2
90
*89 ¥2
*88
92
*88
92
103 ¥4
*102
103%
*101
87
89 ¥2
.
89%
*88
100
92
*102 ¥2
103 ¥4
*102 ¥2
103 ¥4
..
1
101%
101%
102 ¥2
102 ¥2
28%
28 ¥a
28%
104
*102 ¥2
28 %
dividend preferred.
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co__
*85
90
92
;
87
89%
89%
preferred-
34
29 ¥a
104
*103
293/8
29 ¥2
50%
*49%
30
,
293/4
4,800
H
44 Va Feb 20
49"% Nov
48 Va Nov 20
71% May
26 Va Nov
29% May
4
20>/a Mar 31
Feb
88
6
28% Jun
19
44% Feb
6
30
July
114% Aug
36% Aug
9
19
22
23
31
14
48
55
Sep 26
35% Jun
3
51% Jan
Nov
4
31% Apr
24
4
19
122% July
1
-25
Hall
(W F)
25%
4
Hamilton Watch Co common
7
106% Jan
6
20
32% Jan
25
preferredPaper Co
Hammond Organ Co
100
2.50
1
Harbison-Walker
7.50
27
19
Jan
Nov
3
47 % Jun
21
42
July
5
-57% Jan
5
121
129
24
Oct
34% Oct 24
21% May 24
Mar 24
46% Aug 18
26% Sep
2
29% Jan
1
18% Oct 31
11
.
convertible
4%
Hammermill
Refrac
com
*22
;
.
30%
30 vb
44%
3
24% Nov 20
34
7% Jan 16
35% Nov 30
12% Apr 13
35
20
79% May 7
16% Jan 12
61% Feb
43% Sep
21
12% Dec 30
64% Jan
2
Mar
27
39 % Apr
92
Jan
5
17
90% May
40% Dec 11
29 % May 12
16
34% May 11
32% Jan
32% Dec
8
37"% Mar 13
16% Jan
7
25% Jun
Jan
19
Sep
29
6% preferred
54% Sep
Harsco
Harshaw
391/4
23%
243%
19%
23%
241/4
8%
9
*36%
37
„
—5
Hart
Schaffner
Marx
&
Hat Corp of America common
4% %
1
preferred
Haveg Industries Inc
Hayes Industries Inc
Heinz (H J) Co Common.
3.65% preferred
4
3
61% Apr
13
81 % Sep
2
Hercules
74% Dec 31
105% Jun
1
55% Apr
13
76
Mar
82% Nov 19
38% Feb
1
18% Oct
26
25% Dec
3
46% .Apr 27
42 % July 2.9
13% Jan
5
23% July 22
60 % May 11
72% Aug 25
117
31% Jan
7
41
22% Oct
6
July 22
Aug 27
37
15% Mar
Jan
68
Powder
5% preferred
$2 conv class A pfd
;
5%%
series A
pfd
conv
Jan
30
Dec
15
47% July 22
90% Apr 13
7
13
30% Oct
41% Jan
4
90% Sep
13
26
Sep
19
26
8
Jan
14
Sep 30
21
Jan
14
10
22 Vs Jan
4
36 % Mar 17
38% Feb
10
2
24
Feb
5
36% Dec 30
41
Feb
12
26% Dec
14
37% Jan
2
27
7
34% Aug 24
69
Dec
15
80% Mar
2
70% Jan
4
79
77
Dec 28
85% Mar
6
Jan
8
85
Dec
28
64% Sep
11% Jan
5%
convertible
Rinehart
$4.25
14
13
88
July
15
18% Sep
11% Mar 30
19% Jun
24% Jan
4
29
54% Jan
14
5
29% Dec 14
24 yb Mar 14
34% Nov
11
84% Dec 10
93% July 30
84% Feb
94
14
25
Sep
'
9%
29%
29%
*29%
30%
*29%
30%
30%
48%
48%
48%
4,500
47%
477/a
19,700
61%
62%
11,700
305/8
20,700
28%
28%
29%
85%
84%
84%
22%
21%
21%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
17%
18
16%
*37 Va
n—80
17%
37%
7/
7
\
33
33%
75
;
151/4
14%
.
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods 8c Indust Inc com
5
v
48- '
15
15
48%
33%
-V
90%
-7
91 Va
17%
17%
37%
37%
37%
32%
33
;;
75
.v.
81 %
>•
*80
80 7
300
•
1,100
-V
40
7/130
90%:
10
853/8
5,800
,143/4
:,;14%. .15%
800
85%
14%
7-14%
Ti *15%
.
47%
473/a
34%
34%
91%
91%
91%
91%
13,400
473A
34%
7,-
100
5,900
•
90%
-
92
.47%
'33%
-
-
:
17%
85%
.15
.
3,000
17%
*74
300
-
5
*17%
84%
14%
/
1,770
r
221/4
4%
*14%
Y;, ■
.YY;
x90%
■CLOSED
*90%
85
>'
47%
EXCHANGE
a
Y 80 ':
T.
7';.
\
<X32%
STOCK
'
33'A,
*901/4
14%
'
4%
76
*74
86
22%
.
33%
7733
'
:
,,
92
84%
•7'
14%
47%.
32%
100
*90%
•
,7
-7
■.
80.
;77 80" '
77
84%
15%
—1
92
,
V
75%
.
•
x83%
V
1
7:
22
*85
85
22
,,-'■7
16%
7 *37%
30
30%
85
r
17%
*90%
No par
29%
•:
j3fb% 7'
>76%-7.'
/„■ 80% k g
76%
100
preferred series A
49%
28%
32%7 33.
1,800
3,300
30 3A
63%
.
*84%
..
*29%
'
*21%
,_100
.
■
'
16%
14,900
9%
48
49
63
*37.%
18%
29%
29
62%
50
•61%
5
60
5,000
46%
49
47%
7
50
100
.
17%
9%
"
600
5,700
263/4
17%
9%
29
•
631/4
—
Houston Lighting & Power
Howard Stores Corp—.
:
Howe Sound Co (Delaware)
5%
oq
-
49%
4.40% preferred
21
7
47
commons
2,200
r
30 3A
*26%
27
20
7,900
•
~
611/4
$2.25 convertible preferred,50
Household Finance common
No par
Sep
14% Oct 24
-•
'
107
30%
16%
9%
48%
Houdaille-Induslries Inc common—.3'
85% Sep
1
1
29
*26%
,
17
91/2
10
__
93
30
*29%
Ball
88% May 9
65% Jan 21
27 Va
161/a
9%
28%
preferred
;
No par
8c Bearing Co
—5
Hotel Corp of America common
1
5%
convertible preferred—
-25
Hoover
*26 Va
12.50
—
._
96% Jan 30
Jan 22
75
43% Jun
•
%'
104%
*101%
31%
30%
31 %
28
9%
-30
Inc—
x31
16%16 7/8
-10
Winston
&
Mining
31%
*26%
107
*104
107
*100
107
31
5
preferred
7
99%
*101
50c
„
Holly Sugar Corp common
3%% preferred
4% preferred
Aug 19
97
25
Hoffman Electronics Corp.
Holland Furnace Co
80
30% July
50
21%
5
Jan
300
64%
35
Mar 17
61
103
20%
Holt
July 13
106%
*59%
61%
103
*62%
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker Chemical Corp
66
106%
107
*59
7
64%
Homestake
27
9,000
20%
12
8
77%
/
20%
20
21
99%
76%
*106
61%
*59
„
77
*62%
65% Oct
Jan
•
1,000
64%
52% Oct
18
1
143/4
20%
52% Aug 18
13% Jan
.;
108
*106
"
.
14%
*62%
42% Sep 29
50% Sep
61
,
14%
x20
37
29
.108
*59
•
35 77;
64
65% Jan
77
*106
30%
35
207/a
49% Jan 21
Mar
75%
30%
35%
63%
44% Oct 22
16% Oct
73
,7
'
Heyden Newport Chem Corp.
1
3%% preferred series A
100
$4% 2nd pfd (conv).
No par
Hilton Hotels Corp common
2.50
39% Apr 29
19% Jun
76i/„
30%
*30%
/.*35
;r
20%.
Aug 22
July 13
28% Feb
16
73%
2,300
58%
29% Nov 30
Sep 21
14%
7., 90
513/4
20%
2
18
*14
6,100
833A
57%
27% Feb
4% Oct
35%
14%
128
83%
*51%
76 \
30%
*35%
126
7
*20 Va
23
6
32% Apr 30
51
,
'7';
20'A
24% Jun 22
9% Apr
83%
so
'600
14%
'.
58%
5
9
128%
82%
10
20%
21% Jan
Sep
11%."'
58
Corp
27
~5%
11%
20
5
25
2
11 %
58 %
6
27'A Oct
11%
2,600
14,100
100%
30% July
21% Oct 24
71
19%
28 % Apr
81% Feb
68%
57%
1
May 19
40% Jun
2
100
No par
No par
-
71%
.
591/4
Hershey Chocolate
11% Oct
2
;
8%
36%
*36%
19%
23% Feb
1
*30
*
V
I,400
8%
36%
125 %
35y8
*
8%
67%
•
■
14
__2 1/12
common
May 21
15% Apr 27
May 20
301/4
*35
24
19%
4
13
7,
48%
30%
7%
23%
-
6,000
58
37% Jan
2
48%
49
48%
7,700
37
8%
-7
';7
83%
*82%
9,600
20%
24
'■
124
120
<
84
24% 7.
20
5
16
9% Nov
122
*82%
23%
20%
23%
:
,
11%
*11
24%
19%
1
11
Oct 24
11%
40 3A
24
8%
62%
40
Hewitt-Robins Inc
92% Feb
15
2,600
,
Hertz Co
30% Nov
120
4,800
,
46
5
24% July 13
8
'600
123
100
19
60% May
28
300
4
104% Sep
9
2
29
45
*121
Y"
37
66%
*
Jan
64% Jun
30%
45%
123
7
23%
8%
67%
119
7 V
—10
20
111% Aug 26
30%
44%
*121
:7
40*/2
19%
*36%
-
11
100
1
HeUer (W E) & Co
Helme (G W) common
.
•
65%
1
5
_23
5
16
28%
303/4
39%
23%
r
1.25
Chemical Co_
13% Aug
118% Apr
92
*27%
39%
23%
;
19 Va
38
23%
,
1
noncumulative preferred
25
Hercules Motors
No par
8
9
7
22
*89%
28
7
...
,
19%
38%
1
50
!
Corp
Corporation—
5
Jan
7
14
*33% July
22
91
27%
30%
44%
123
*121
5
Harris-Intertype
Aug
Jan
Jan
Aug 30
22%
*88
•;
30%
7'. 44"
123
*121
100
36
34
85
10
84
1,000
*
18
66
64% Jan
5
128% Nov
4
37% Feb
Jan
13
May 20
77
30% Apr
50
88% May 26
9% May 25
78
6
38% Apr 22
17
75% Sep 22
27% Apr 14
105
11% Jan
8% Oct 26
Jan 29
2
Dec
Aug 31
9,600
25%
/
7.
-
22 Va May 26
42%
25
91
30
?'
-
44%
900
42
25%
*22
•
.
27%
27
DAY
27 »A
22
*87
ELECTION
92
27%
50%
42%
25
41%
25%
21%
22%
*88
*49%
41%
25
CLOSED
'
' 41%
51
*50
42% V" EXCHANGE
25%
26 % jun
21% Sep
STOCK
53
41%
5
1
Printing Co
51
-5
Halliburton Co
88% Jun
29
61% Nov 10
132
Jan 13
Hackensack Water
2,000
,
II,700
7,7 70
"
93% Nov
7
6% Oct 25
13'A Jan
11
Oct
26
39% Jan
5
16¥a Oct
27
21% Jan
7
Feb
15
90% Aug 24
~i% Jan" 7
9% Dec 31
Jun
25
39 % Dec 31
32
19% Oct
13
23% July
35
9
5% preferred series B_
Hupp Corp common
5%
52
Jan
12
46
29% Oct
23
39
Apr
17
21% July 25
57% Aug 24
313/4 Jan
4
Ideal
8
40
Nov
24
55% Jan 21
28% Oct 25
47*% Jan
35
Jun
9
38% Oct
7
46 % Dec
24
Jan
27
58
July 28
43% Feb
4
39% Jan
18
43
Aug 12
47
3
413/4 Feb
18
45
5
45% Jan
42 3/4 Jan
22
Apr
50
Jan
41% Oct
47
Jan
14
7
41
Power
Co
common
4.26%
45 ¥2 Mar 18
41
Feb
11
44 % Aug 15
36
Oct
24
41% Aug 13
38% Feb
17
573% Aug 23
50
Oct
6
preferred—
10% Feb
6% Dec
8
5
30
109
249
July 28
43% May 8
343/4 Sep 21
18
7
13% Aug
7
Sep
28
163
May
May
65
6
148
Oct
24
55
July
6
50% Mar 18
36% May
19
32
Apr 29
29
27% Mar 26
45
Dec
17
95% Feb
24
28
Oct
86% Oct 20
25
Jan
2
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
238
Sep
28
Sep
68
25
22
Dec
22
173/, Feb
9
31% July
7
488
May 29
57 3A July 10
153% Jan 14
35% Apr 30
80
July 30
27 % Jun
4
4
2
29% Oct *25
10% Sep
56
Sep
14
15
86
Feb
2
21
Nov
1
Mar 20
23
2
148'% Aug 25
8
36 % Aug 24
69% Jan
17% Aug
12
5
8
172%
Juiy~l 5
18
Aug 25
Feb
10% Aug
56
5
July 21
273A July 25
125
July 11
34% Feb
38% Sep
29
28
23
93
550
139% Feb
86% Jan
Jun
Inspiration Consolidated Copper„20
Interchemical
8
93% Oct 26
50% Jan
80
19
Oct
253/4 Feb
25
Ctfs
Corp
4%% preferred
Interlake
Iron
Int'l Business
!
Int'l Harvester
19
International Packers
136% Jan
6
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com_Nopar
139% Jan
2
8
5% preferred--
common—_7.50
—No par
International Salt
Jan
12
38
Aug 24
International Shoe—
6
44% Apr 28
58 SA
International Silver
37% Aug 21
30% Apr 25
32
Feb 17
35
Aug 15
May 31
32% Feb
17
38% Jan
May 10
45 va Apr
4
Feb
3
45% May
28% Mar 19
39
40% Dec 14
9
28% Feb
42% Dec
17% Jun
9
6
July 30
17
40
33% Jun
17
49% Oct
20
18% Jun
22
20% Sep
2
38
33% Jan
4
36 % Mar
1
Sep
35
Sep 21
32
Dec
9
33
NOV
4
45
Jan
15
116% Sep 15
36% Ian
2
123
Jan
23
18% Dec
15% Nor
14
4
75
Dec
40
Sep 18
29
May 27
40% Apr 20
37'A Jan 21
50% Mar 18
233/{,Jan
Nov
7
„3.50
Light & Power Co.
—5
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co
_1
Iowa .Power 8c Light Co
—
10
Island Creek Coal
$6
1
5
12
7
Aug 22
Jersey Cent Pwr 8c U 4%
57
Feb
403/i Oct 24
52 ¥4
Apr
8ep
13
Jewel Tea Co Inc
83
1
623/8 May 31
Johns-Manville
6
71 ¥2 Jun
22
Johnson
9
16 Va
Apr 21
27
70% July 14
88 ¥2
Dec~22
103 ¥2 Feb
16
76% Jan
22
443^ Jan
13
533A May
8% Mar
50% Sep
95 ¥2 Mar
12 Va Oct
59% July 28
see page
24.
28
8
25
29¥4 Oct 21
Sep 27
893A Jan
4
99% Aug 24
18% Jun
47¥4 Jan
13
8
50c
common
preferred
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co
Jan
27
1
Iowa Elec
18 ¥4 Jan
59 ¥a Apr
footnotes,
20
7
4
—25
87
9
For
9
Sep
44% Jan
com—5
preferred
13
20
28
14
Aug 29
36% Jan
_25
Interstate Dept Stores—
Interstate Power Co._
26
4 9% Feb
23
18% Oct 26
40
124
convertible
*.25
TelegJNo par
Corp
10 ¥2 Oct
46 ¥4 Dee
Dec
4
International Telep &
International Utilities
—
76 ¥4 Jan
88
96
Jan
^
May 12
3l3A Jan 28
13
40% Nov
7
32% Mar 4
20
Oct 31
115
46% Aug 26
42% July 25
7% preferred
$2
No par
No par
,_-r.
common-
86
76 Va Nov
59% J an" 2
15
Aug 18
19% Mar 5
32
22
40
463A May 25
__10c
Co
—
37
-.
.100
,—
International-Resistance
55% Nov
28
,
Limited— —1
19% Mar
20
Jaeger Machine Co
common
3%% preferred
—
Corp
16%
16%
1,900
*
48
503/8
48
48%
26 ¥2
263/4
26
26%
5,500
31
30%
31%
30%
313/a
11,400
>v
.
■
J,.
5,800
53
52
52%
42%
*42
42 3/4
*42
423/4
433/4
44
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70
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59
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93%
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2,166
19
54
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14%
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>
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34¥2
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33
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82
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,
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78
,
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15%
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—1
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6
17%
70
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43 ¥2
15
11 Va
1
Jones & Laughlin Steel common-10
5% preferred series A
^_100
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
i
Manufacturing
5%
17%
69
;
531
82
—
5
Johnson—
Jonathan Logan Inc.—
Joy
17
50%
*42
/4 *
pfd—100
——.#
-
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
8c
16%
23,500
.
—5
International Paper
$4 preferred
70% Mar
L
8%
26 V4
52%
53%
,42%
__No par
94 % Aug 15
41% Jun
35%
■
293/,
-
_5
100
21% Feb
2
280
7%
*34%
25%
142 Va 143
32%
33 .+
'*77.
78 • 1
" 18 ¥2
19 ¥2.
100
com_
4% preferred
15
31% Dec 29
526
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——
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
10
9
..
1
common.
7% preferred
93
8%
34%
50%
37 — 37%
88
88
21% 22%
—5
International Mining Corp
Int'l Nickel of Canada
24
-100
Corp
Machines.
573/8 July 11
.
1
5
common
33% Dec
33 % Jun
i__
Inci-
37
Feb
100
No par
15
15
407% Mar
—__Nopar
:
43% Jan
49% Jun
85% Sep
69
6% preferred
Inland Steel Co
8
16%
*92
7%
•
_
-5%
5%
17 A 18% *
693/s 70Va
*147
155
40% 41%
V 33 %
33% •
*30V2 32
100 pesos
Ingersoll-Rand common
343A Feb
6
2
5
Insuranshares
28
16% Jan
7
12
Jan
94
19
Jan
50% Jan
16%
92
92
*33%
35V2
31
36%
46 %
'7. ViV-
:
7%
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36%
42
94
7
:
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—_—
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1413A Nov
111
May 7
66% Dec 15
86 % Apr
154
SA
50%
.
*42,;
1
No par
Industrial Rayon——
32
9
24% Nov
12
50
60
4.20% preferred
5
20
123A Aug
4
7
I
25
_50
General Corp.:
Indianapolis Power & Light
Feb
473/4 Sep
123/4 Jan
8% Feb
22% Jan
5% July 11
July
'.
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Indiana
Industria Electrics
17% Nov
30/s
527»
*41/2
*42%
*48,,
*44%
4.70% preferred—
4.42% preferred
25
74% Nov 17
25/®
—50
9
46% July 27
36% Jun 26
40% Sep
50%
5
_
4.08% preferred
4
Aug
49% Aug
4
Illinois
—
DAY
161%
No par
15
Illinois Central RR Co—
40% Sep 29
45% Dec 21
161/4
*91%
ELECTION
35%
Idaho Power Co_
Co
i
;•
7%
.
*34!/4
10
42% Mar 18
6
7%
50
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
Cement
.93%
91
—100
._1
convertible pfd series a
•
•
40%
39%
33
403/4
40 ¥a
40»/a
s/8
357/a
36
36
36%
36 3/8
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41%
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42
41
41 ¥2
45
45%
45%
46
45
45%
1,700
4,200
19s/a
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
2,500
43 Va
43%
40 Va
403/4
37 ¥2
37%
*31%
38s/a
x 35
20^3^
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19%
203/4
119
19 ¥2
14
143/4
11
11%
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45 ¥4
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*31 ¥2
33
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43
43
403/4
•
403/4
41%
37%
37%
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20 3/8
203/4
20%
117¥a
117 ¥a
*117¥a
19 ¥2
20%
20 Va
14%
15
11%
113/8
143/8
11%
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,
54,400
1,800
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700
41 ¥2
2,100
38
1,200
20 ¥2
20%
12
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83
463/4
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46
46 3/4
70
47
82
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82
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83
8,600
5,800
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15
83
83
11,700
20
119
3,600
.
513/4
64 %
143a
558/a
96 ¥2
513/4
53%
54 Va
543/i
543/8
543/4
14,500
63 ¥2
64
64%
643/4
643/4
65
14
14 ¥2
143/8
14%
14 ¥a
143/4
53%
55
54%
56 Va
55 y8
56
1,900
17,600
28,600
96 ¥s
96 Vb
96 ¥2
96%
96 ¥2
96 ¥2
280
13¥4
33¥2
123/4
123/4
13
13
13
13 ¥»
2,200
33 ¥2
33 S/8
35
34 y2
35%
8,000
33 ¥a
•
Volume
Number 6003
192
.,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1927)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
„
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Nov. S
SALE
PRICES
Yveonesuay
Nov. 7
Nov. 9
Par
Sales f«f
Thursday
Friday.
the Week
Nov. 11
Nov. 19
Shares
K
37
Feb
9
65.
93% Feb 10
42% Dec 31
120
107
Feb
107
48
Nov 23
10
73% Nov
18
Sep .,23
'57% Apr
'
.
82% Jun"19
86
45
17
74
82% Mar 18
90
85% Feb
90
38% Aug 28
13
28% Jan
2
50
Sep
4
33% Nov
9
4
31% Feb
-
11% Dec 28
13% Dec
7
11
Jan
34
41% May 12
50 % July 31
36
20
5
Oct
4%
•
8
16
Kansas
4%
54% July
8
38% Aug 24
23
City Southern
90% Oct
117% Feb "24
7
16 Vb July 11
0
49 Va Jun
23
25
50% Jan
6
Kellogg Co-——
Kelsey Hayes Co—-
13
30% Aug
17
71% Oct
25
100% Jan
6
64
46% Sep 30
36% July 18
55% Jan
8
54% Nov
2
22 % Sep 28
31% Apr 20
54% July 22
21
25% Nov
2
31% Nov
46 % Jan
5
4%% conv prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
59
7
62% Feb
11
82% Oct
17
34% Sep
26% Nov
27
43 Va Jan
18
2
74% Nov 25
74% Aug 25
39% Apr
7
3
31% Jan
6
37% Oct 22
51% Mar 13
34% Oct
24
46% Jan
4
11
Apr
1
26% Jan
2
27% Jan
77
Dec
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
King-Seeley Corp-——:
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines;
Koppers Co Inc common
29
85
Feb
26
77
Jan
7
82 % Apr
13% May.
6
21
Nov
16
17
29% Oct
19
4% preferred
Korvette (E J). Inc.
30% Nov
4
'35
Aug
5
14% Feb
27% Sep
29
33
12
Kresgo (S S)
32% NOV 24
43% Mar
17% Sep 29
26% Mar
27% Jun
34% Jan
18
19*% Jun
12% Nov
25% Oct
28
Oct
25
19 Vs Oct
21
23% Jan. 22
28% Nov
6
34% Jan 22
!
4% Mar 11
Apr
7
8% July 12
27
Jun 27
'23% Nov
2
13% May
1
'
24 y# Jan
8
15% Oct
21
34 Va
21% Sep 18
30% Mar 23
10% Feb
15% JUly 8
37% Jan 20
29
12
Sep 22
33%,Jun
27
14% Nov
10
;
4
Jan
11
•22
Jan
25
2
6% Dec 30
26% Sep
36
Jan
22
7
18% Jan, 2
57% Apr 29
10 % Nov 23
80% Jan
2
140% Dec
31
48
Oct
14
3% Apr
1
10% Jan
31% Mar
57% Dec
3% Oct
4
4
28
7% Jan
15
24% July 20
41
Apr
7
12
20
29% Jan
22
9
5
11% Jan
15
78% May 19
91 Va Jan
13
29
24
9Va Oct
98% Oct 28
4
151
61
43% Sep
1
61% Jan
Jan
Nov
13
73
Juiy~9
21
14 Ve
Mar 23
12% Jan
4
29
73% Nov 30
57% Jan
12
63
Dec
24% Sep 18
10% Mar 9
28% Sep 21
36% Nov 27
112% Dec
7
29% Jan
2
96
Dec
39% Apr
,
14
111
139% Jan 26
104
Mar
Feb
17
21% Sep
8
24% May 16
46% Jan 26
16
23
18% May 11
8
17% July 10
37% Jan
5
36% Apr
Jan
8
81
Jan
20
7
34 Vs May 18
131% Dec
31
NOV 25
15% Jan 27
142% Mar 25
44% Nov 23
88
130% Mar
"38% Feb
50
July 10
July 29
22
71% Jan
7
104% Mar
18% Nov,
5
34% Apr
6
Lone
Star
Gas
Nov
4
90
Sep
2
Sep
1
1
52% July
1
78% Jan
22
48
1,400
34%
35
7,000
24%
25%
25%
25%
25
25%
5,500
24,500
26
78%
76%
79%
78%
81V4
79%
80%
52
50 j/b
51%
51%
51%
51
51%
49%
51%
51%
52%
52
53
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
1,900
31%
32%
32%
33%
34
34
34
1,000
80
79
79%
79%
80
80%
5,700
37
35%
36%
36%
36%
36%
27 VB
26%
26%
27
27%
27 Va
27%
1,800
38%
37%
38 Va
38
39
-38%
39%
6,300
*78%
79%
79%
79%
*79%
80
27 Vs
26%
27%
27 Va
28%
29
28%
29
28%
29
22%
1,000
80
27,800
3,60Qf
23%
22%
23%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
700
27%
27
27%
27%
29%
29
29%
16,700
28%
27%
28 %
28%
28%
28%
28%
3,400
2,900
23
23 Vb
23%
23 Vb
36%
*33%
36%
3%
3%
*3%
*28%
29%
*28%
15%
16%
16
'16%
15
15%
15
15 VB
*33%
'
-
-
-
•
25%
,
23%
23%
23%
36%
*33%
3%
29
23 VB
*33%
>
3%,
3%
*3%
36%
3%
29
28%
28%
17%
17'/b
18
15%
15%
17,000
15'A
*28%
16%
15'A
600
100
26,900
4,500
'
11%
11%
1%
*17
11%
11%,
11%
11%
5,300
26%
27
27JA
27%
27%
6,800
1%
27
1%
11%
.25%
111%
26%
1%
l'/a
1%
1%
7,900
17%
*17%
17%'
17
17%
1%
17VB
600
17%
3%
*3%
26%
25%
26%
57 Va
57
57 Vb
57
60
60
60
23%
24
23%
23%
24
24 Va
24%
24%
1,800
49%
49%
48%
50
50%
51%' •"* I'
50%
9%
9%
9%
10%fT^
•\49%
51%
IOV4
12,500
9%
•(r
4 Vs
25%
82%
,
83%
*145%
•
81%
146
146
49%
48%
22%
22
21 Vb
EXCHANGE
14%
15
10
42%
22%
43 %
.—100
series E
100'
9%
.82%.
41/4
4%
26%
26%
821/4
.
146 '
49%
preferred—;—
21%
21%
14,700
46%
121,200
41%
46%
46
47 Vb
25V4
28
27%
29%
27
47'A
29V4
74%
77%
77%
81 »A
78%
81%
26%
27%
ELECTION
DAY
26'/o
27%
14%
.14%
15
15%
15%
15%
17,400
22%
22V8
22%
21%
22%
29,500
'43%
42'A
42%
42
43
41
/U
*125
27%
,
130
40%
*100
*125
40%
40%
*100
101%
*85
87%
*85
89%
*87%
38
38
138
37 Vu
*136
28%
'
126%
126%
20
41
40%
407/b
4,500
101%
*100%
101%
87%
*85
89%
*87
38%
38 Va
*136
137
138
*136
(Ky)-Nopar
48
48
48
48%
48
48%
*48%
.50
51
51%
50%
51
50%
51%
51%
% Jan
4
91% Jan
4
Lukens
Cd:—1—
3.33%
21
Jan
6
Lykes Bros Steamship Co
10
8
83
July 12
19
124
dr.Son* Inc.——1
'
5,200
130
137
27
4.600
51,200
131,700
22%
CLOSED
*87%
18
50
21%
89%
24
5,700
3,200
20%
87%
Nashville.
82%
146%
22%.
36%
!
20,400
50
*87%
—100
1,900
49%
*85
38
*146
3,600
10,200
49%
5
•
.81%
83
146
4'/a
27
49
^100
preferred
Co common.—
Louisville Gas & El Co
126
3%
26%
'
26%
25%
22 Vb
4
146
49%
4
series D preferred-
(M)
22,000
80%
37 Va
STOCK
preferred.
Steel
3,100
52%
76%
14% Sep
5
63,800
11%
*47%
34%
%
4.35%
Lowenstein
13%,
11%
47%
34%
46
15% Oct
20
1,600
47
'
28%
51% Oct
.
35%
35%
27%
;_1
4.25%
di
*35%
35%
1,200
11%
101 %
Louisville
3,400
50%
11%
75%
series B preferred
7%
50%
50%
35%
■
34
*100
1
142
300
50%
50%
91%
47
40%
(P)
35 Va
50
11%
40
Lorillard
69%
*35
33
126
14
Sep
*68%
35%
46%
100
5%
*87%
68%
12
Long Island Lighting: Co com—10
Aug 19
May
9
42 %
conv
91%
68 %
*34%
35%
33%
44%
common
87
80
6
69
20
4.84%
*87%
68
35%
26%
Corp—
Co
91%,
12%
v.
...—
Cement
7
67%
.5
Inc
Star
Sep
*34%
—2.50
Corp—-—.
Litton Industries
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.Loew's Theatres Inc
102
90% Mar
Link Belt Co—_
Lone
43 Vb
*87 Va
26%
.•
,...
130% Aug 25
CLOSED
ELECTION
40
lOQ
37
—No par
4
44% Oct
87%
38%
Llbby-Owens-Fdtfd Glass Co—_i'_l Libby McNeil ds Llbbyr.
«W.
Liggett de Myers Tobhcco com
25
1% preferred—
j,
100
Lily Tulip Cud Corp—_*
__5
Ling-Temco Electronics—
__50c
5
Aug
*85
57
Lehn & Fink Products
Lemer Stores Corp—
Lionel
87%
20
83
26%
:
.
19
21
48% July
5
*85
78
791/2
$
32% Jan
Jan
89
4
10
JUly
•30% Jan
8
3
23
85 Va
83
31 %
,,
500
4
13
16
4
34 % Au'g
Feb
79% Dec 30
Apr 14
Sep
96
96
4
Aug 31
Jan
28
30% Jan
15
81% Dec
36% Dec
36% Jun 26
-
46% Sep 29
20% Oct 25
140
5
9% Sep
57
9
22
Jan
46Va Oct
Mar
Sep
28% Sep
22
79% Aug 27
13% Jan
9
63% Jun
64
8
70% Jan
24% Dec 10
152
19% Jun
93
78
50%
Lehigh-Coal dt Navigation Co—10
Lehigh Portland' Cement-,
;
18
Lehigh Valley Industries com—
.1
$1.50 conv pfd ser A
No par
Lehigh Valley RR
—No par
Lehman Corp—.
1
3% Mar 11
*90%
24
4
6
28
93
85%
DAY
809
2,600
65%
78
.28
13% Jan
25
1% Oct
*54%
400
47
x51%
,
Consolldada 6%' pfd-75 Pesos Uix
Lane Bryant———
1
32 V4 Aug
Mar 15
25% Oct
6
55 %
78
22%
6
55%
84
23%
24% Jan
3
55'A
*82
23'A
—
120
25%
La
Inc
•110
1,000
n.%
—10-
Lee Rubber <Si Tlre__—;
120
*77
25%
Lear
>112
*90%
X28 Va
common
114
84
29%
4.3218' preferred series A
*112%
93
28%
23% Jun' 20
2
16 Va Sep
1% Jan
Laclede Oas Co
*
112
78
79
5
112
*82
—10
Co—
44%
113
16,600
95
44%
*90%
27%
Kress
91
45
323/4
-
Kroehler Mfg Co—
—8
Kroger Co——.
I
K V P Sutherland
Paper Co—
8
24% Aug 30
•;
*77
36
'
3% Dec 17:
54%
26%
2
39%
95%
45
120
112 %
*108
79
6
39
94
45%.,
46%
,
,
A00
8
Jan
50%
35 %
1
Co
&
35
*50
*—10
—
40
39%
96
I
—
(S H)
91%
67%.
67
100 G
36
,
*87%
5
36% Mar
9
18% Feb 10
27%, Mar 11
„
I
,39%
"
*34%
1
34 Va Jan
21
3
EXCHANGE
—28
20 % Jan
10
5
22
Jan
86
_
—1
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common.
July 22
STOCK
86
Co.——_
8
Kennecott CopperNo par
Kern County Land Co
2.50
70% Apr 21
7
93
Kendall
1
Jan
84
1
_
7
43
78
♦82
*90%
__50o
....——
44% Oct
5
*77
•
—50
45 % Oct
Jan
55
No par
.;
Kayser-Roth Corp—-—.
Apr
Oct
55
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
-No par
Kansas Power & Light Co—
.1.8*75
30% Oct
12
115
-100
23
July 27
41% Feb 17
115
*104
—10Q
coin
37%
95
*45
♦111%
.—100
preferred
non-cum
39%
94%
45%
100
—
preferred---—
4.20%
preferred—
4.35% 'preferred—
July 28
37% Sep
preferred
"v4.50%
10
79% Jan
33 y2
94
*45
50;
__i
."
15
Jan
preferred—
convertible
preferred!—.100
4%% ,(ser of" 1959) conv pfd—100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
3.80%
preferred-—a_;
^100
11
95 % Oct
62% Sep 29
34% July 12
9
43% Feb
12
4%ft
4%%
79% Aug 17
25
5
88% Feb
39% Feb
JaA
59% Sep
8
6
-
%4ar
125
87
34% NOV
93
Jan
5
KaiserAllura ds Ohem Corp
33%
4 %%
convertible preferred—10Q
47
May
6
122% Jan 13
80% May 23
86% Jan
6,
85% July 10
72% Sep 21
5
Mar
6
111 % Jan
5
Sep 30
3
105% Oct
May 20
*'8;9%'Feb
Oct
54% Jan
101
82
Mar 11
92% Jan 2.7
.*9ir
Sep 29
42% Jan 12
Feb 24
July 27
July 27
130
79% Sep 25
86
<
135
46% Oct 20
,32
July 27
July 8
87 Va
88%
38%
21,400
137
50
49
1,200
4,700
51%
14%
■
15%
15%
16
15%
16Vb
16
16 %
55
56
53 Va
55%:
56
57%
56
57%
6,700
17
'
17'/b
16%
17
16%
17%
17
17%
2,100
4,300
M
27% Sep 28
35
Jan
22
3
123% Jun
9
6
,50% Dec 21
44% Oct 28
118
Sep
32% Jan
Jan
37
2
,78% Sep 30
28
116
'
Mar
Jan
Aug 16
52% Jan
0
29% Oct
7
47% Dec 21
42% Oct
25
49 Va Feb
37% Mar
7
47% Sep
79
4
85 Va Aug
17% Oct
47% Oct
14
1
78
32% Nov
4
40% Dec
50% Dec
7% Jan
14
3
19% Jan
2
18
19
34 JA May 10
18
,
59% Jan
7
Jan
10% May
21
Mar 17
27
*26'A
27
*261/4
118
*116%
118
*116%
32 Va
33 'A
31%
33
5%,% preferred (w w)_:
50
(R H) Oo Inc com——No par
preferred series A
100
*42%
43%
43
43
41%
42
84%
41
42
84
84
....
Macy
4% %
Madison
Fund
Inc—
22% Nov
6
33
1
19% Sep
26
27 V2 Jan
18
4% Dec
18
7% Jan 26
4% Jun
6
5% Jan
22
16% Dec
-23% Jan
7
21% Dec
9
12% Sep
8
18% Jan
4
2
28% July 30
22 >A Oct
31
29% Jan
22
16'A Oct
25
44 V4 Nov
4
59%
42% Jun
2
51% Dec
Jan" 12
6
40V4Jan
40% May 23;
93% Jan 26
54% Jan
6
44% Feb
10
17
55% Jun
16
89% Jan
4
93
Mar 28
Marine
Midland
Corp—
Marshall Field d» Co
com
12
58% Aug 22
34
Oct
6
26% Oct
19
38% Jan
6
Masonite
46
May 19
46% May 22
53% Feb 24
40V4 Oct
31
53 Vb Aug
1
May
71
Dec
22
81
Mar 26
72% Jan
71
Dec
16
81
Mar 31
72
65% Nov
9
71% Dec
11
72 'A Mar 17
65% Jan
5
78
79
Aug 31
Aug 26
Feb 24
4
71 Va Aug
72
Jan
12
77 Va Aug
18
82
Oct
5
21% Sep
29
31
14
July 29
44 Va Jan
18
"
32%
3ep~22
27% Dec
30
43% Nov
9
31
Dec
1
22 V4 Mar
38
7
Aug 23
39% Jun
1
40 Va
18% Jun
9
31% Dec
7
Jan
2
42
Oct
30
28% Sep
28
40% Jan
15
19% Feb
5
12% Oct
24
15% Feb
29
29
13% Dec 31
94% Feb
26 V4 Feb
3
Dept
31
5
37% Jan 30
54
Mar
17 Vb Dec
9
14
32% Dec 29
37%. Sep 21
1 58
Feb
16
48% July 16
72
Dec
31
21% July 17
33
50.
Dec
24
Nov 18
M
O
A
Inc__
McCall Corp—
McCord Corp..
McCrory
80 Vb Feb
29
Oct
20
$0
5
Feb
39 Va Jan
4
McDermott
5
27 Vb
Sep
1
28
Oct
24
45% Jan
11
McDonnell'Aircraft Corp.
McGraw-Edison Co
65 JA
Feb
8
10
98% Jun
3
18% Jan
11
21% July 25
31% Oct
20
35% Jan
4
51Vi Jun
23
Jan
4
15% NOV
16% Sep
28
2
31% Aug
4
48
27% Dec
24
51
9
10
2
41% Jun
32
9
15
28 JA Jan
(J Ray)
dt Co Inc
de
Robblns Inc__
McQuay Norris Mfg Co—
_5
Apr
4% %
Dec
8
95% Mar 26
86 Vb Feb
29
25% Nov
17
29% Oct
26
20% Sep
19
29 V* Mar 16
Medusa
23% Jan
2
29% Dec
22
25% Mar 10
30 Vs Sep
Melville Shoe Corp common
4% preferred series B
78
Dec* 30
29% Jan
7
85% Apr
7
77% Jan
8
84% Sep
38
2
30% May 25
36'A Sep
Jun
91% May 15
67
Feb
9
71
Nov
17
85
Feb
6
44% Jan
8
70
Dec
14
73
Jan
26
70
Jan
8
84
8
82% Sep
58 V» Mar
For footnotes, see page 24.
96 Va Jun
7
-
.2
2
Aug 31
6
preferred
Portland
Mercantile
Merck
Stores
dr Co-Inc
(1st series)
Cement.
Co
Inc
common
$3.50
preferred
1
Mergenthaler Linotvpe
Co
16%a
14 »/4
14%
14%
14%
141/4
1,900
23%
23Vb
23%
23%
23%
6,500
19%
18%
20%
19 Va
20'A
30,000
49 »A
49%
47%,
49
48
48
X52%
52%
53
53
53
53
89%
54Va
89Va
*88%-
91
55 V*
52%
551/4
54%
55%
54
54%
42,900
28''
28 Vt
29%
29%
30%
30%
30%
8,200
46.1/b
8,700
44%
77
77 Va
69»/a
76
18%
32%
33%
33
22%
13
73
96 "A
18%
*88%
45
91
,
46 %
*88%
44%
6,600
1,000
91
x43%
45
*74 Va
77
*74%
77.
*74%
77%
*74%
77%
*74%
77%
x67
67
*66%
68
*75Va
76
*75%
76:
40
77
*74 Va
,.
18%
*66%
18%
40
68
18%
*75%
18%
76
18%
18%
•
2,300
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
34
7,700
33 Vb
34
34
35%
34%
35%
4,400
31%
32 'A
32%
33Va
33%
33%
3,300
32
32V4
321/4
32
32
700
12%
12%
13
12%
13
7,600
74
74
74
x31%
12%
73
73
*96 V*
*73
97
97
96V4
96'A
*96'A
2OV4
19%
20%
24 V4
23%
24
21
19
19%
19%
23%
22%
241/4
23%
120
80
4,500
27.800
32%
30%
32
31
31%
31
31%
87%
89
89
91
91
92
16
16
15%
16
16
16 '/a
900
28%
30
28%
28%
28%
28%
7,800
25%
25%
26
26
33
35'A
32%
331/4
341/4
35
7
16%
36%
87.Va
21%
6%
6%
6%
-
7
16%
35%
*86
' 21 Vs
29 Vb
80 %
.
•
-
*347/a
—3%
No par
.1
100
13%
88 V*
16
29%
25%
100
A
10*
1,900
4%
87
16
28%
25%
No par
-
221/4
4%
31%
_1
10
common.
1,000
21%
4%
22%
—9
Mead Corp
7
14
16%
•
._1-
McLean Trucking Co__
*4%
16%
-
2.50
Publishing—^
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—No par
McKee (A G) ds Co—No par
Jan
13
1
McKesson
22
16%
221/4
23%
73
96 V*
20 Va
McGraw-Hill
88
87
—50o
convertible preferred—100convertible preferred
—100
May
2
20 Vb Jan
.
—3
Nov
13
11
\
No par
—
common
19
Nov
10% Sep
,
3 % %
98
Corp
,
5,600
1,000
2
14
...
No par
—
4%
39
*1%
23%
18%
49%
52%
*75%
*75%
*67 %
*75Va
18%
32%
■
33 Vb
32
*31%
12%
v
preferred 1969 series—100
Mays (J W) Inc
1
Maytag Co__
No par
72% Sep 28
6 Vb Oct
13
8% Feb
'
3%%
24% May 11
18
..
..
common—-—#
18
32yaNov
>
No par
.2
stores
,
$3.75 preferred 1945 series-No par
$3.75 preferred 1047 series.No par
$3.40 preferred
;
No par
94 Va Aug
77% Dec
Corp.
22
*4%
43%
38
2
*16
16%
22
42
38
*1%
27 Va
43 Va
4
Apr
16 Vb
43
X36 %
"i
2
13 Va
.1'
36
2
23 Vb
18%
49 V4
52 !4
..No pa*
62% May 11
16%
21%
4%
*4Va
—5
Marquardt.Corp——
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co
2
16%
'21 %
,
Manning Maxwell 8t Moore_
12.50
Mar&calbo Oil Exploration
1
Maremont Automotive Products—,.1
14
19
*
|
32% Jan
Jan
13,100
38%
2
.1
preferred-j——
100
Martin Coj__—l
<
41
41
36%,
Manhattan. Shirt—
.19% July
33,100
38%
8
28
10,700
42%,
40%
Co—
20
19%
41%
37
Sugar
3,500
19 Vb
41%
Manatl
84 Va
19%
36%
6
300
43%
84%
44
40%
4% Jan
,
9,500
44
42%
431/4.
84%
331/4
191/4
39%
1% Jun 21
♦431/a
44
400
26V4
118
41%
1
—
32%
19'A
—1
2
23
Oct
41JA
*116'/a
33%
42%:,
—10
Jun
16
*43
*84
26V4
26%
118
18%
MaUory (P R) & Co—:
55
5OV4 Jun
22% Mar 16
,
33
19'A
18%
Magma Copper—
Magnavox Co
17
5
*84
——1
40
26
15% Jan
Oct 27
26%
*116%
5
common
preferred
Oct
31
88
10
100
8%
31% Feb
33
3% Dec
Jun
Forbes
'
2
35% Nov 20
20 Vb Jan
dk
Mack Trucks Inc
17
43% July 10
87% Mar 30
MaoAndrews
-*
•
,
82%
*75 Va
70
-
6%
430
341/4
34%
17,800
6%
6%
2,300
16%
16%
35%
36
16%
16%
36%
36
36V4
87 Va
*86
87%
*86
35%
17
5,200
26%
*26
*86
*16%
8,900
300
3,900
87%
,
21
21%
21Vb
21%
21
21
1.600
29%
29»A
29%
29 V4
29%
29%
29%
5,300
80%
35 Va,
83'/a
78
71JA
*80%
8OV4
80'A
34%
81
"
*75%
67%
81
80%
80%
34%
35%
35%
83%
82%
831/2
78
69 'A
*75%
70
220
35V2
200
82 y4
83%
16.800
78
75%
75%
71%
72%
73,
*35
300
2,600
*
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Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1928)
20
,..
Monday, November 14, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
Tear 1959
Lowest
Hifheot
Lowest
16% NOT
53% Jan
6
45% Oct 25
Mar 19
40
74% Dec
22
88% Apr 15
Dec
28
98
74% Jan
83
75% Feb
Apr 28
99% Mar 11
75% Jan
19
Jan
23
68
39% Jan
2
60% NOT 12
83% Jan
2
92
88
87
86
4
Jan
33% Dec
9
111% Jan
28
18% Feb
9
20% Sep
45
16
31
21
20% Feb
2
7
*81'A
82
94
*92%
94
South
21
Middle
22
Midland
Midland-Ross
1st
5%%
Corp
10
Midwest
Oil
16
Minerals
&
27%
28%
2874
287a
28%
1
5
Inc
*45%
48%
*457/B
43 74
*45%
52 7a
52%
.
common
preferred
10
15
Utilities
Enterprises Inc
Corp
1
Ex-distribution
No par
.
Sep 28
17
Jan
11
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
No par
Oct
24
88
Jun
17
5
19
33% Jan
4
Minn Mining & Mfg
Minnesota & Ontario
No par
Apr
24
38
Mar
39
Jan
22
31% Feb
25
Jun
19
17% May 12
23
4% Sep
23
30
41% Mar 16
8
38% Aug 31
30
Nov
37% Jan
7
Mar 10
4
Mission
22% Jan
July 12
4
Mission
35
Aug 16
Mississippi
8
52% May 25
45% July 29
29% Jun
15
39
Jan
15
10
20% Jan
17
17
22 V* Sep
1
30
12% Jan
8
Jan
9
70
68% Jan
8
7% Oct
18% Apr 27
60
78% Aug 14
Aug
Feb
Nov
Oct
12
11% May
11
RR
23
19% Jan
6
18% Nov 23
24
11% Dec
22
May
5
13 % Jan
2
18% May 28
14% May 26
56% July 27
10
Jan
7
Mar
4
26% Mar
Jan
29
Inc
Monon
RR
Class
14%
15
14%
15
75,400
21% Jan
25
31% Aug
16
Montana Power Co
27% Aug 28
25
Feb
24
57 Vb Sep
12
37
Oct
10
37% Oct
10
36% Jan
14
7
21% Mar
8
38% Nov
2
2
24% Feb 24
53% Jan
4
7
Moore-McCormack
19
24
98
9
24
Dec 23
11
Oct
27
23'A Jan
4
22"
32
Jan
20
19
Sep
28
28% Jan
22
17% Oct
25
21
53% Mar
81% Aug 4
31% July 24
2
22
Sep
21
1
(John)
Mueller
7 y ■,
11
Murphy
Co
4
29 % Sep
12
Murray
1
66% Jun
17
NAFI
16
17
34
29%
29%
30
34%
34%
34%
34%
.///
'■
.
4,700
16,200
29,500
4%
3%
3%
11,400
37
37
37
37%
37%
37%
2,600
30 3/4
'
c.
317a
31%
19 74
r
f
.//:'• / 7>
19%
*13%
12
12
t'
13%
*10
10%
■41%
30
x39%
28
7;'
.
V
I
7%
100
43%
40,900
,30%
.2,400
*30
f
27 74
;
287a
28%
29
28%
29
357a
34'A
35%
33%
34%
^
,
36
34
34
36
35%
36%
37,300
-30%
31%
60,800
•
j/' i'
28
*34
36
343/4
-
.
r
.
.
36
35%
297B
30
,31%
9,600
2,600
100
\
11%
117a
11%
11%
11%
31%
32%
32
32%
9,900
673/4
67'A
70
68
697A
17,500
1172
113/4
197B
-
317/a
6474
\
V
ll3/4
31
*
67%
11%
19"%
18%
48%
24%
10
100
*7%
42%
.
3074
*337a
•;
28%
69%
11%
24%
243/4
29%
13%
267a
20
18"%
35,700
343/4
.
36
37
11 Va
31%
700
14
14%
30
35%
11%
»
2,200
10%
*10
30%
31
Natco
71
13%
14%
7%
41%
*34
33%
8
*70
13%
12
43%
27%
Inc.——,
71
*13
12
*7%
30%
35%
a
1
of America
*70
133/4
-
|
(Q C)-__
62
/- 41%
11'-,
;
*60%
77a
10
Co
62
107a
27
No par
Co
*60%
77a
40%
-
\
29,100
107a
30%
\
,
3,300
8%
7%
*7%
1
19%
8%
71
,
117/B
•
31%
19'A
8%
10%
*10
5
VVV''."'
31%
19%
7%
62
*13
:
14
32
19%
8
*70
71
,*70
:
,
3%
4
37a
7
♦603/4
Corp
Corp
12% Feb
2,100
33%
29 %
347B
5,300
3
Munslngwear
Nov
34%
347/s
2974
34 74
8
Lines
&
Brass
24% Nov
48
4,200
333/4
'
62
Inc
Wheel
Motor
50,100
2874
"
7%
Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
14% Jan
47% Jan
Motorola
*34
1,600
%
4%
_
28
May 31
31%
32%
1,000 lire
Stamped (when issued)__1,000 lire
Monterey Oil Co
1
Morrell
69
30%
3%
No par
10% Sep 29
25% Oct 24
11
67%
30%
32%
/.
Mining & Chemical—
shares
60% Oct
53% Dec 23
10%
69 %
29%
*60%
Co
Utilities
26% Sep
3
12% Oct 27
10%
68%
293/4
10 3/4
33%
25
Chemical
American
10%
68
29 7a
20%
No Par
Monsanto
107/8
64 7a
5
class A
Montecatlni
25% Sep
14 74
20%
No par
B
Montana-Dakota
2
35% Sep
11
4
29% Aug 31
43% Jan
133/4
32%
1.25
Tool
23
21
Feb
DAY
33 %
100
Inc
Machine
31% Sep
22
16
2,900
49,200
73/4
common
preferred
55% Jan
35% Mar
25% Sep
18%
36'A
100
Industries
8
8
28
40% Feb
18%
35%
20%
6
preferred
29
38% Jan
27% Dec
20% Oct
18%
26%
31%
19'A
11% Aug 22
20% Jan
18%
35 %
32%
37'A
Co
12,500
18
35
20%
19%
Monarch
137%
136
177/B
34 7a
323/4
31'A
Mojud
29,600
207a
37'/a
4.20%
15% Jun
138'A
'
32 7B
1
87% Mar 23
9
26
135%
20
2,800
16%., 18%
16%
38%
ELECTION
'
11% Oct
16%
700
93 %
V.*»3
,;^V*88%
2074
Co__6.25
3%%
38%
35
Cement
Portland
Moliasco
93%
38
20%
Missouri Public Service Co
80% Mar 11
1
70
19
15 % Jan
26
60
5
52%
34%
No par
Missouri
*93
10,700
48%
52%.
*45%
20%
10
Missouri Pacific RR class A
15
Sep
Corp
Mlssouri-Kan-Tex
6
Jun
8
Fuel
6
Dec
Jan
River
6% Jan
48% Jan
17
29%
1
28
34
132
CLOSED
82
94
53
134%
";V 167B
,•
48%
1678
37 7a-
STOCK
EXCHANGE
29
38
9374
*93
♦81%
*92%
,28%
•
5
Corp
Development Co_
27
41% Jan
16
l
3% Oct
36% Sep
12% Nov 24
No par
2
Jan
2.50
Paper
Minnesota Power & Light_.
Maid Corp
Minute
11
94
37%
37%
15%
16%
132% 136
17%
18%
x32%
34%
12%
14%
10%
10%
66%
68%
29
29 %
*34%
35
28%
29%
10
Philipp Corp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50Minneapolis Moline Co
l
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry
No par
52 7a
52
93
Chem
9
2
31% Dec
51%
100
28
16% July
82
82
Sep
160
91
*81
♦92 7a
16
27
*89
82
♦807a
10
4
91
*81
82
Nov
4
*89
94
5
49% Apr
91
82
82
10
29% May
*89
*80%
3674 Nov
14
16
83
91
*92%
24y8 Jan
28
20
83
*81
Jan
84
*89
100
178% Jun
16% Jan
19% Nov
*82%
100
26 % May
31% Apr
31% Dec
35% Oct
83
*82%
100
60
14% Dec
82%
1
•
series
8
12% Nov
83
.
series
19% Mar 23
4
Jun
35%
preferred
38 % Nov
2
Sep
jf
preferred
28
17
34%
4.45%
9
123% Feb
July 21
23,300
47
33 7b
3.80%
3
15% Oct 21
29% July 29
35 %
4674
3.85%
94% Sep
5
May
2,000
35
46%
35%
2
59% Feb
SO
2
48%
34
1
42,300
47%
46%
10
33
Shares
9%
47%
46%
1
preferred series
the Week
9
9%
9
9%
Oct
58
1
Jan
Nov. 9
9
Aug 11
48% July 25
24% Mar 20
150
Nov
Nov. 10
*81
88
Feb 27
40 V* Jun
29
15% Oct
Dec
Co
No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd__100
4.35%
preferred series
100
8
Nov. 8
97b
9
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
31
95
25% Mar 16
33
Machine
Nov. 7
Par
12.50
Sales for
Friday
Nov. 11
Wednesday
Tuesday
80% Sep
15
12
30
Mesta
4
Aug 26
Oct
82
Mar 31
74% Nov
Monday
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
93% Sep
5
83% Jan 13
Mar 13
84% Dec
75% Nov 30
23
70% Jan
24% Jun 16
37
84
18% Feb
l
82 y* July
15
27% Jun
3
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
8"% Nov
22% Feb 25
18
NEW
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range (or Prevloas
.
11%
12%
12%
12%
5,900
2074
20%
20%
20%
20%
2,000
*18 74
19
18%
187/8
19
19
X48V2
4874
48%
48%
48
48%
2,400
25
25%
25%
25%
25'A
2,300
287a
2872
29%
28%
297t
31,800
Y'Y ;Y
..
1,500
V
'
•/
'
V'.
49
'
1,800
;
N
13% Nov
B
12% Nov
10
18
50% Sep
15
63% May
19% July 18
9
Jan
16% Dec
23
29% Jan
24% Sep
21
15
40
Mar 30
23
6
25% Apr
25
Dec
22
164% Apr
3
8
Sep
10
14% Jan
12
143% Jan
8
327a Aug 22
117a Mar
July 18
25
497a Oct 26
70% Jun
12
32% Jan
15
23% Nov
9
31
May
2
54% Jun
12
44% Jan 20
62
Sep
28% Jun
Sep 23
21
Jun
1
52% Sep
7
35% Dec
8
90
109
24
247a Oct
24
85% Oct
26
35 % Jan
104
21
21% May 27
24% Jan
27
49 Ve Oct
59
97% Feb 26
89
Sep
Nov
19
Feb
9
145
Jun
10
159
3
144% Jan
31
134% Mar 12
120% Jan
19
Aug 18
17% Oct
19
Aug 28
25
17
Jan
2
22
3
Mar
19
Jan
City Lines
Inc
1
5
11
4
20% Jan
2
44
Oct
31
43
Jan
6
3
38% Dec
25% Oct
12
40
Jan
14
7
98% Aug
6
40% Mar 13
68
28
98% Jan
4
16% Oct
31
28 Vs Jan
14% Oct
28
203A Jan
43/4 Oct
31
13
Jan
25
29 3A Jun
15
17% Sep
22
247a Mar 25
97A Jun
10
14% Nov
13% Jan
24
7
53A Nov 24
22 % Dec
Jan
9
12
363A Jan
2
74% Dec
22
22
Feb
26
13
15
2
68% Oct
6
37% Apr
28
19% Jan
35
15
27% Nov
71% Dec
•
Dec
10% Mar 24
24
27% Nov
12
4
43% Feb
26
82% Mar
21% Jan
2
19
86% Apr 30
107% Mar 11
Dec
16
49% Mar 13
23% Jan
27
34% Oct
29
257a Feb
9
33% Oct
6
297a Sep
22
'
36% May 22
18% Oct
4%%
$4.50
Lead
preferred A
100
Natl
Malleable
8
4
National
Tea
4
National
Theatres
10
National
Vulcanized
4
347a May 24
36% Oct
24
71
Jan
21
793A Aug
19
19% Jan
4
227a Aug
2
403A July 11
75% Jan
8
85
6
797/a Jan
May
47 %
Aug 30
6
Nelsner
New
7
New
York
31% Jan
6
New
York
8
393A Jun
13
29% Mar
Aug 22
Air
553A
2474
24%
6174
62
267a
277a
27,900
86
867a
86 72
2,500
3,600
,233A
247a
24
24%
ELECTION
6074
6172
597/a
617/a
DAY
253A
2672
26%
27
x853/4
863A
853A
v;
227/a
547a
94%
88
*£274
84
*150
1267a
*1874
6
2% Oct
25
67a Jan
6
89
B
4Vi Oct 25
127» Jan
5
Preferred 5%
25% Dec
11
717a Dec
29
337/a Dec
38% Feb
29
15
-
IT
13
Oct
27% Nov 12
23% May
5
8474 Mar 11
72% Jan
4
41% Jan
14
277a Jan
24
33% Mar 15
.
11
150
150%
*15072
1517a
12672
12772
12772
*12672
128 7a
*18%
187/a
100
2,800
*1874
19
19
277a
2772
277/a
27 Va
277a
*2872
297a
285/a
2874
287a
285/a
700
767»
7772
7772
78
77
777a
18 74
18%
6,800
5,400
14%
15
18 7a
1874
1872
187a
15'A
5%
193A
574
14%
1474
147a
147a
55/a
57/a
20%
20 72
2072
207a
2072
11
11
11
11
5
19
1974
57a
•
297s Sep 14
8074 Aug 19
39% Aug 17
57a
12,200
20
20%
3,000
53A
6 78
6,000
2074
207a
600
26%
277a
4,600
3774
37 7t
1,900
3772
377/a
*7572
7672
7672
7672
203A
*80%
63%
x43%
37%
76%
21%
82
64%
44
373A
2074
217a
.2072
207»
2574
253A
.:153A
353A
16%
367a
157a
167B
35 7a
36
3 7a
3 74
27/a
3
6 74
674
57a
574
*57/a
674
57/a
57a
1374
13%
137s
137»
137a
1474
2672
267/a
36%
^*75%
-
—1
-
.
•v
II
T
-
-
-
•
No par
New
State
Corp—
-No par
Common
*
*767a
82
633A
6572
65
6672
427a
44
44%
45
x247a
25
25
2572
*80 72
16%
82
447/a
257a
3,400
167/a
26,200
36
-.
2 5 3/4
1674
36
preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
*137/a
,
2574
♦76
367a
7074
14
267a
78
3772
71
x77
3674
27a
367a
16,400
377a
377s
*7074
71
71
7174
7272
♦77 72
79 74
Sep
18
73% Apr
1
65% Jan
73
Mar 28
Dec
23
7
76
Aug. 17
3.60%
preferred
preferred
100
10$
72 74
72 7»
Dec
21
777a Apr 13
85% Mar 3
69% Mar
74
7474 Jan
4
3.90%
preferred
100
78
78
793A Oct
29
88% Apr
80
803A May
4
88 7s Aug 18
4.10%
preferred
preferred
100
—100
100
*82
84
*82
84
2
Jan
15
20
108
Mar 23
99% Feb
2
Sep
17
102% Feb 26
92% Jan
20
197a Sep
16
237e Aug 25
44% July
2
1007a Oct
91
Jun
17
847» Jan
29
207a Nov
25
113A Dec
4
34
108
Dec
22
I8V1 May 5
26% Sep 29
907a Oct 25
2374 Mar 10
20% Jan
1274 Dec
17
117s Mar
29% May
18% Sep
19
40% Dec
14
36
30
73
Jan
27
63% July 15
Jun
24
3574 Jan
22
16
99% Jan
6
Nopco
1067iJari
4
Norfolk
227/s Sep
22
457iMay24
21
Dec
Feb
4.85%
Niagara
25
Sep
28
17
5.25%
7
2278 July 20
45 V4 Aug 22
64
108
4174 Jan
9
15
6
32
5
Jan
29
52% Mar 18
1007a Oct
22
13 7s July 12
Sep~23
26% Feb
Aug
102 7s Sep
4
3074
Jan
108
3.40%
68
Mar 29
32 74 Sep
6
6
103% Jan
4
112
1017a Jan
13
16
57% May 22
35% Oct
25
48
227a Jan
2
25
29 74 Aug
28
2574 Apr 20
77% Mar 17
22% Jan
Dee
67% Jan
5
21
113% Mar
28
103
102
42
Nov
Nov
Sep
4
Ry common
preferred
preferred
Norris-Thermador Corp
North
North
American
American
Northern
Car
Natural
7874 Dec
29
88% Mar 23
78
Jan
8
79
21
86% Mar
81
Apr
29
Dec
79 % Dec
28
79% Dec
2
88% Mar 23
79Mi Jan
28
89
80
24% Sep
18
297a Dec
22
4474 May 12
46% Apr 10
29% Dec
22
44
Mar 25
Apr
10
Jan
Co
Gas
Co
57s % preferred
5.80% preferred
5.60% preferred
Northern
13% Oct
Nov
17% 8ep
39% Dec
For
17
footnotes,
40% Dec
see page
22
24.
87 74
86
Sep
Sep
26
$3.60
14
$4.08
87
Aug 26
$4.11
5
87
Aug 26
$4.16
4274 Nov
preferred
preferred
preferred
9
Northrop
3172 Jan
4
Northwest
4
317a Jan
4
27
J7%Sep 20
227a May
2
59
Jun 27
.
57»%
series
series
series
377a
*77
71
1974
197/a
2974
997a
197/8
29%
1. 8,900
'
20
78
I 20,700
70 7a
210
72 7a
370
72
10574
*83
1057B
997a
*20
30 7a
160
777a
86
110
1057b
200
997a
207a
1,000
3174
1,900
2874
29
23 74
2974
93 74
95
93
94
93%
95
94 ''4
3 nno
22 7a
2274
227a
22 7a
22 7a
22 7a
*22 7a
22 74
1,000
127a
127/a
*12 7s
13
127a
12 Va
*12 72
1-
*20
2074
1,700
44 7b
55,300
2,600
•
20
20 7a
197/a
20
193/4
20
437a
4474
43 7a
4474
44
45 74
397.
4072
40
407a
6574
65%
*65
66 7s
297a
2974
104
104
297a
29%
4074
*65
297a
04
43 Vo
3O0
72
41
40 74
40
667a
657B
65 7b
70
29%
297a
29%
12,700
100
*104
104 7a
1047a
104 7a.
10974
*1087a
10974
108 7a
1087a
107
*10674
1077a
*106 74
407a
397a
40%
397b
4074
15,400
257a
257a
2574
257a
257b
25 7a
3,600
73 72
73 7a
12
73 7a
*72
73
370
84
250
86
104
10974
109 74
10672
38 %
3£%
377/a
257a
25%
72%
73
*109
104
•.
10
100
108
—
*83
84 74
*82 7s
86
*83
84 72
♦837a
85
41
42 7»
83
*82 7a
83 72
*83 7a
397a
83
*83
84
*83
86
♦82 7a
86
*8272
83 7a
*8372
84%
85
♦837a
85
4274
4174
4274
*83Va
*83 7b
417/b
100
84 7a
,85
39,400
425/a
Inc
10
157a
167a
157a
16
1574
16
157b.
16
preferred
Steel & Wire
SI
22
2274
22 72
22%
22
22 72
22 74
227a
I
177/e
177/a
18
1874
18
18 74
1874
18%
6S%«
4374
44 7a
45
Airlines
Pharmacal
Co
Co
700
2,600
377a
*767»
85
27-'
; \
■
36%
72%
*99
2,000
3 7a
70
7
77 7a
105%
99 72
1974
.-100
100
100
100
100
1
(Minn)
series
Corp.
conv
Northwestern
Norwich
*9872
1 £■%
♦107
Ry
preferred
31
9972
197a
5
Pacific
$4.10 preferred series
9
10574
9972
7 26%
78
72%
105%
*10572
*109
Common
7
11
24% Mar 31
22
76 7s Sep
5
50
10
100
100
100
I
Corp
Ry
Northern States Pwr Co
67
50c
1
Aviation
Central
Northern
17
Jan
Co
Western
&
6%
8
1097a Aug
5
1
21
28
10
Corp
Chemical
Adjustment
1077s Aug 24
6
18
Sep
1007a Oct
preferred
Share
-
77%
*83
♦10572
3
,
2674 >27 Va
*76
77
69
3
60
11,600
6,400
667a
44%
167/a
35%
*
17,300
21
65
"
10
77 7a
207a
*80 7a
82
82
65
14
1,100
1174
*11
3774
—101.
York Shipbuilding Corp
1
$3.75
12,900
5
2072
19%
57/s'
...
5 7a
5
574
I
Gas
160
267»
267z
series A
Electric
340
151
'.'2572
NY
24% Dec
14,500
90
No par
Common
20% Jan
6,000
947a
'
90
863A
873A
3
9472
*93
9472
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
10% Jan
24
2,500
6,900
257a
& St Louis Co
Dec
15,900
2574
Brake
5% Dec 29
10
120
3,000
56
11
...
Central
N Y Chicago
55
-25%
pfd_100.
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
32% Jan
55
9 74
11
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
31
5572
9%
97a
25
common-No par
100
Newmont Mining Corp
15% Oct
97a
97a
151
5
Co
England Electric System
33% May 11
23% May 11
54
6972
*15074
1
Inc
Newberry Co (J.J.)
33A% preferred
New
CLOSED
9 Va
"150
53%
18%
578
20
1
5
Meter
EXCHANGE
693A
15172
68 74
6872
297a
2972
287/a
297a
15172
227a
5
.
1
Bros
Neptune
5,700
■„
151 %
5474
14 %
1
Corp
69%
28
677/s
STOCK
227/a
177a
4
Co
297a
4,500
9,400
5272
77'A
18
No par
Fibre
117a
223A
28
Co
1172
52
78
Television
&
11%
223A
28
Co
117a
507a
10
Corp
National Sugar Ref Co
700
2.80(1
ll7/a
22 72
10
Steel
Natomas
'
Cast-No par
Co
National
Nautec
55
..1
Corp
Steel
&
National-Standard
15
147A Mar
Service
13%
4774
50"A
150
151%
125% 126
lS3/t 18%
27% 27%
100
preferred B
Linen
1372
477a
22 3/4
84
5
common
1374
4772
*923A
1
No par
Co
1374
4774
11%
...
137a
4672
22%
50
10
common
6%
29
1
100
Co..
Co
7%
National
7 Va Jan
31
5
com
preferred
27% Jun
Nov
Gas
Gypsum
National
47a July 22
10% Oct
& Chem Corp
pfd series of 1951
18% Mar 21
'24
I
Register
National Fuel
Nat'cnal
7
4
Cash
Natl Distillers
9
1323A Sep
37% Dec
237s Dec
10
—
Dairy Products
4
Aug
Corp
Nationa1
10
160
Can
National
28% Jan
Sep
National
13 Va45
45 A
12
*149% 150
9%
93/s
84
847/a
24
24%
603A 617a
2^3/\ 26%
87 /4
88 /2
100
preferred
National
74% Jan
8
7%
9
Oct
98
5
120% Dec
132% Aug
69 A
12
109% Jan
Apr 29
78
84
29 /a
6®
10
3
11
Apr
71
104
29'/4
1
1
National Aviation Corp
National Biscuit Co common
11
247a Jan
19
1
Jan
6
Apr
10
15774 Aug 12
12
55% Sep
5
B
National Airlines
46% Feb
Jan
1
*13
447a
11V2
4
26% Jun
80
277a
I
4
6974 Nov
49% Mar 21
142
I
Corp
National Acme Co
17% Jan
5
5oVa L»cc
Jun
543A Jan
OcT 13
10% Oct
34% May
49% Jan
6
12
Corp
44 74
43
437a
437a
447a
...
,
;
3,700
15,300
-
1,900
5,400
Volume 192
Number 6003
....
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1929)
NEW YORK
"STOCK EXCHANGE
Kanfe for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Highest
31% May 17
83
Dec
31
953/4 Jan
16
84
Dec
29
85
Jan
12
75% Jan
873/4 Dec
15
100
Jan
13
89
Sep
30
34 Va Nov
13
27% Jun
95 % Jan
86
16
46'/a May 21
34% Mar 4
9
Jan
4
38% Sep
94% Sep
19
Jan
30% Aug
35 %
July 15
Dec
29
18
Feb
27
16% Sep
21
4%
Sep
25
90% Feb
5
83% Jun
87
Jan
16
25% Dec
31
30 Ye Jun
2
Aug 29
9
247/a May 10
373/4 Aug
4
30
41% Feb
583/s July 28
16
Sep 29
36
Oct
363/4 Mar
29% May
393/8 July 15
7
19 ya Oct
Oct
31
23
24
371/4 Jan
4
23% Jan
12
7
15% Feb 23
75
16 y4 Jun
1223/4 Jun
14
2
116
17
15% Nov
12
10
9
1043/4 Dec
31
823/4 Oct
31
973/4 Jan
27
110% Dec
9
il04% Feb
16
23 Vb Oct
26
Jan
5
263/4 Nov
13
24
Dec
38% Apr 28
993/4 Feb
4
9% Sep 2316% Nov 10
11% Nov
18
7
1
130% May 31
34% Jan 27
93
Aug
9
17% Aug 17
12% Oct 26
11% Jan
5
183/8 Jan
23ya Feb 26
22
5
68% Jun
9
25% Sep
18% Mar 18
22% May 2
60% Jan 11
87% Apr 20
66% Apr
3
56% Jan
7
29% Oct 20
23
Oct
21
4% Sep
'
46% Sep 28
T
60
May 11
>46% Mar 8
26% Mar 10
130% Feb 23
144 3% Apr
6% Jan
24
29
4% Oct 26
46 y2 Nov
22
3
24
,19y4 0ct 25
12
203/a Nov
17
35% Apr
13
43
25
59 % Jan
2
Jun
Jan
Jun
5
15% Jan
,
45% Nov J 6
Sep
11
Jan r25
6
183/8 May 11
83
Dec
8
42
Sep
21
50% Mar 13
36% Feb
9
233/s Jan
23
42% Sep
22
Jun
24
9
53% Sep
32% Jan
16
28
Feb
2
7% Jan
12
145
39
Jan
173/4 July
4
6
16% Apr 28
1
4
8
49% Nov
11
83% Mar 18
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
28
23% Jan
40
49% July 30
31% July 24
65% Mar 20
94
Oct
71% Sep
913/4 Oct
7
67% Sep
1
51 % Jun
Jun
21% Oct
4
28 % Jan
4
12
3% Jan
30
33% Oct 24
13/4 Jun 24
60% Feb 29
Oct
12% Feb
26
18'A Dec
14
14% Feb
12
193/4 Nov
21% Jan
12
2
common—
Natural
preferred—
3
Mar 16
8
1
36
11
25% Nov
Dec
29
48
8
45
3
14
18
27% Oct 28
35
5
8
20
25% Jan 27
89
102% Apr
98% Apr
Sep
Sep
9
7
303/4 Mar 31
35% Dec
11
84% Dec
Jun
22% July 25
6
29% May
13
88
July
18% Jun
38% Aug
21
Sep 20
41
Jan
4
Jan
4
283/4 Sep
7
973/4 Aug 24
85% Jan
18
94% Aug 31
15% Nov
17
20
10% Oct
5
17% Jan
5
40% Nov
27
55% Mar 20
30% Nov-
7
45
7
493/4 Jan
5
64% Aug 11
343/4 Feb
8
66 % May 16
74
Mar 23
38
39%
Dec
'
57% D6C
30
26% Jan
2
,
Jan
5
Pacific Gas
Ss
Pan American Sulphur—
Pan Amer World Airways Ino
Common
43% May
22
100
22
4
May 17
Oct
20
26% Mar 14
Mar 30
70% Mar
22
3
96% Jun
5
43% Mar
3
8
16% Jan
7
11
5% Jan 21
38% Jun
100
Mar
57% Jan
23
9
6
'
57
9
Oct
23
87% Dec
11
75
Dec
Dec
8
26
53
18
23
7
13
87% Jan
75
Jan
13
Jan
2
84% Jan
0
96
26
93
Jan
12
101
Sep
Sep
56% May 12
36 3/« May
6
73
Apr 30
65% Mar 10
26
Oct 25
49
Jan
60
5
75
Sep
84% Apr
17
47% Mar 31
20% Jan
104% Jan
23
85
Apr
77% Jan 20
85
Aug 12
■/, 22% Jan
103 % Apr
88% Apr
-
99
15
28
39% Sep
15
Jan
7
Dec
1
Jun
9
77% Dec
23
74% Dec
22
82
17% Oct 24
62% Oct 21
14
Mar 23
Apr
74% Jan
14
Aug 16
Aug 29
99% Sep
2
833/4 Sep
'
Dec
71
13
80% Aug 29
51% NOV
7
Oct
22
52% Mar 23
41% Mar
28
16 % Dec
4
13% Apr 29
31% May 6
39% Jan
90
Jan
2
91
97
Aug
20/4 Jan
8
73
Sep
9
Apr 11
43% Feb
1
18% Sep
29 y«
5
45% July 7
26% Dec 15
17% Oct
26
94
813/4 Nov
10
88
Aug
Jan
16
21% Jan
83
Dec
89
Dec
3
14% Dec
28
Mar 18
99 % Apr
:
Sep 28
43% Jun
2
84% Nov
3
93
14% NOV
9
19% May 20
Mar
4
124% Jan
24 y2 Jan
9
42
July 23
173/4 Nov
9
7
91%
Mar 19
55% Sep
12% Sep
28
29
22% Jan
71
145
7
7
283A Jan
26
Dec
9
82% Jan
29
60
Oct
20
74% Dec
30
Feb
9
60
Nov
9
23% Jan
5
119
Sep
8
62% July 31
9
34y, Mar 31
86
132
18
Dec
18
45% Oct
25
Dec
18
83 Va Oct
26
56% Dec
31
43% Mar
28 y4 May 14
Jan
14
473/4 Feb
353/1 Dec
267/b Dec
96
Dec
8
15% May 10
163 y4 Feb
1
173/4 Oct 25
31
1
31
813/4 Feb
30
1
136
58% Jan
&
52
4
43% Apr
8
36% Mar
9
33y2Mar
3
203/4 Mar
8
Jan
11
Apr 11
4
4
2613/4 Aug 22
5
25% Jan
12
90 3A Nov
6
71% Aug 17
2
253/4 Nov
Feb
27
Jan
81% Jan
1241/4 Jan
88% Oct
29% Feb 24
17
10
15
125
28
88
12
5
81
4
Jan
28
125
4
75% Jan
9% Sen
22
25% May 19
73% Feb
9
803/a Jan
113% Oct
22
Sep
Aug 31
8
38% Jan
9
96]/4 Jan
17
95 y4 Jan
11
Aug 16
Aug
2
66% Aug 26
41% Aug 23
293/4 Sep 12
29
124% Sep
22
29% Feb
4
30% Oct
44% Dec
16%
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,
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15
13%
15%
15 Va
13%
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16
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10
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2
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12%
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17
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173/4
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8,000
9,300
27%
48%
49%
273/4
1383/4
140
5%
17%
21%
10;400
50 y3
138%
139
5%
23%
13%
20%
74*/4 Sep 13
23% Apr 20
22% Mar 22
123
Aug 25
11% Feb 11
81
Jan
26
61
125% Jan
11
36
Aug 18
27% Jan
4
Aug 15
5%
2,500
223/4
13
133/a
17%
18%
7,400
14,300
21,700
48%
49%
11,500
24
Peabody Coal Co
8
19%
2.50
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conv
91
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24
24
35
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35
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51
51
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26
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51 y*
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26
25%
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1
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265/a
28
28
26%;
953/4
27
100
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26%
273/4
28
28%
29%
29
29
27
27
26%
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3,400
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1,200
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♦95
96
91%
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92
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923/a
110
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10%
11%
10%
11
11%
32
31%
32%
31%
11 y«
32
31%
313/8
27,600
3,100
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29
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12.50
49%
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21
preferred
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240
61%
38
613/4
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623/a
38
39
39
39%
39%
39%
10,900
32
31%
32%
800
953/4
31%
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953/4
32%
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29%
30%
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98
98
98
90
82
81
91%
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38,000
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97%
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15
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22
97%
.
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21
99
953/4
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503%
51%
213/4
/
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99
49%
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390
3%
283/4
49%
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39
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91%
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9,100
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DAY
101
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62
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100
STOCK
293/a
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26
14,300
61
95%
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com—No par
.
2,200
45
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common
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26
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16%
45
43%
38%
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100
Petroleum Corp of America..—!
Pfelffer Brewing Co.—
—8
3.80*
.16%
200
1.UU0
9,100
43%
42
39
33 %e
81 oonv preference
16%
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15,000
51%
25%
16%
30%
0
28
(oonv)
16%
45
193/4
24
61
10
Phlla Bectrio Co
15%
*44
2,900
11
100
preferred
Phelps-Dodge Oorp
168/8
45
600
200
2%
90%
No par
100
common
*23 %
43%
y
1
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light Si Coke
2nd
24
JH>
4.40* series preferred—.
91
♦1%
19%
♦23%
a
Glass Sand Corp—
4.40R
•89
1
Penn Power Si Light com.
4%* preferred.
4*
1%
193/4
48 7/8
91
28
prior preferred.!
PHssr (Ohas)
47i/2
*89
j.50
common
4.68* conv preferred
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
Penna
1%
83
83
240
*90%
91%
•81%
*90%
99
13,400
51 %
*98
4,300
-
99
99%
99
99
28%
293/a
273/4
28%
28%
29%
28%
28%
19
19%
18%
19%
19%
20%
20%
3%* preferred series
Philip Morris Ino
*63
813/4
3.80* series preferred
400
Phillips Petroleum
—I
Phillips-Van Hansen Corp—.
80
143%
513/a
143/4
353%
36%
*93
48%
,
preferred
(conr)
175%
50%
34
173/4
•
63 Ya
72%
72%
72%
72%
81%
81%
81%
81%
81%
80%
513%
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50%
80%
*79%
80 VB
100
14%
SO3/*
14%
30,600
14%
51%
143/a
51%
14%
14%
3,300
36%
363%
36%
363/4
36%
36%
4,500
*63
190
96
55
54%
56%
5,200
313%
33
33%
34%
34
34%
12,900
175%
175%
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17%
17%
17%
2,600
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84
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87
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85
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155%
5,500
51
96
84
143%
20
•
•93
493%
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1
64
503%
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Pittsburgh Forglngs CO
33
96
,
63%
72%
493/8
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-
64
*79%
80 Vb
51
,
120
12,800
40,600
713%
:
72%
81
preferred-
99
19%
*63
81%
64
71%
400
4*
•98%
700
91%
Philco Corp common—
143%
143%
15
♦93
82
*82%
85
96
*81
15%
83
85
15%
15%
•; 220
2,900
Pitts Ft Wayne SS Chlo Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred—1O0
126
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Ino___1X5
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Oo common
10
8% preferred class A_
B%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh St West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young SS Ash pfd..
Plttston Cto (The) w>wwftn
•3.50 convertible preferred
Bough Ino
Plymouth Oil
Polaroid Corp
127
*1253/4
127
125% 1253A
*1253/4
127
195/b
173A
183/4
19
19%
19 %
19%
9,600
62%
61%
623/4
63
64
64
64%
12,400
6,900
12%
13
125/8
12%
13%
100
60
60
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60
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60
60
60
100
100
100
100
61%
61%
60
60
60
60
60
61
2,200
10
10y8
10
10
10 ya
10%
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117
123A
*114
117
i
52
52%
51
52
75
91
92
90
91
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61
62
59%
61%
23%
25
■
216
1
218%
213/4
23%
12%
13
,
10%
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52%
54%
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61
53%
543/8
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92
92%
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613A
23ys
22%
90
223% 231%
22%
61%
,
212%
2233/4
2233/4
2293A
10
18 3/a
19
18%
18%
19
19%
19%
19%
100
893/4
893/4
89
89
89%
89%
89
Potomac Electric Power Co—10
Procter SS Qemhla
f
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
1283/4
130
60%
61
391/4
29 Va
39%
29%
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Poor ss
Co
Porter Co Ino <H K)—
8% % sink fund preference
29%
Public Serr Elec SS Oae oomJVo par
$1.40 div preference com—Nopar
4.08%
preferred—
100
preferred
100
prafirril
Iflfl
preferred
—100
5.05%
Public Serr Co of Indiana
3%% preferred
4.32%
4.16%
110
19
61S/8
29%
29%
29 5A
127%
129%
29%
29%
128% 131
1,000
4,900
670
2,900
11,100
42,900
2,100
89
40
30
29%
60
61%
60
383/4
393A
39%
393/4
393/4
12,000
11,800
3,500
17,500
29%
29%
293/4
*29%
29%
700
60
128%
129%
*59 Va
60'A
39
84
84
♦83
84
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84
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84
20
85%
861/2
87%
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87
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87%
80
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89%
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89%
*87%
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89%
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1043/4
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1043/4
•103%
1043/4
443A
45
x44
443/8
89%
•103% 104%
43%
44%
44
44%
6,700
♦70%
71%
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70%
70
70
22%
22%
*22
23
•22
23
•22
23
400
21
21
*20%
21%
*20%
21%
*20%
21%
100
•112
118
_
preferred
praf*n*S
4.80%
MQ
Publicker Industries mo common—f
37% Aug 30
37% Jun 24
39% Jan
Pure
Oil
*110
114
*113
70%
7%
*84%
34%
35
333A
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33%
g
8
86
34%
32%
33%
33%
33%
33
7%
86
34%
8
*84%
31%
703/4
30
120
*113
120
7%
♦84%
$4.76
preferred———No par
Puget Sound Power AS light Oo
10
Pullman fa*
a>p«
4
1,200
65
24
7
48% Aor 16
13%
23%
5
7
1053/4 Aug 19
49% Aug 19
86
130
900
•33%
41%
18
5,500
90%
23 Va
20% Jan
25
91
115%
26%
•88%
89%
26%
34
65% Jan
Feb
87
•1133/4
26%
23%
13
73/4 Sep 29
863/4
115
25
%
34
76% Mar 13
16
89
34
17
34% Nov
114
25%
23%
14
17
113
34
Feb
29% Dec
25
X88 %
Parmalee Transportation
Nopar
Patlno Mines Si Enterprises—
1
Jan
Feb
89
2,600
14,300
.
10
68
106
113
25%
420
16
7,300
25,000
6
5
88%
40%
106% Apr
48% Feb
7
36% Aug 31
86%
39%
4.30%
16
86
93
40%
Sep 23
98
Sep 22
*0% Sep 21
Jan
84%
16
923/4
233/4
4.18%
May 11
•15
Parker Rust Proof Co—
90
86
Sep
♦15%
16
93%
;
Aug 30
87% Aug 17
19
16
91%
56%
8
86% Jan
♦15
55%
5
15
16
16
92
56%
Feb
117% Feb
16
91%
39
85
82% Nov 24
39,000
39%
80% Jan
104
Sep 21
8% Nov 23
233%
38%
16
22% May 14
223/4
393/B
Mar 20
20
23%
2,200
383/4
Jan
;
22%
18,400
53%
91% Mar 20
23% Jan
52%
21%
53%
93
24
DAY
523/8
92
Dec
1,200
52
483/4
5
65
37%
52
53 s/a
5
20% Sep 22
19% Dec 22
17%
37%
51%
89
78% Oct
9
51%
53
80
Jun
17%
37
89
78% Jan
83
40%
17 Yo
37
48
$4.80
132
Mar 16
31% Apr 17
188% Dec 22
213/4 Nov
40%
18
37%
503/4
21'/a
ELECTION
115
153/4
Pitts Coke Si Chem Co common—10
$8 convertible preferred
No par
19% Aug 17
73 Vb May
9
17%
933/4
883/4
}ou*
13 %
Plllsbury Co common
Nopar
84 preferred———No par
Piper Aircraft cerp
*|
Pitney-Bowes Ino
2
253% Jan
3
Sep
3,800
26,500
37%
4.68* preferred^——.
—.100
Phfla Si Reading Oorp (NY)—80e
Mar 29
11% Jan
1
40%
17%
89
no par
430*
38% Apr
36 s/s Dec
49% Aug 27
95% May 8
533/4 Dec
3
39%
CLOSED
700
29%
89
1
Peoria Si Eastern Ry Co.
95% Mar
10
4* preferred
—100
Paramount Pictures Corp—
.1
Parke Davis Sc Co
Nopar
Pet Milk Co
13 ya
29%
25%
70c
Pepsi-Cola Co
24
29%
50'/a
_.
13
22
40
04%
.No par
14 2/7
100
6% preferred
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp—..1
Packard-Bell Electronics
8O0
17
6% Feb
39%
10
68% Mar 25
193/4 Jan
EXCHANGE
29%
38
36% Jun
7
11,900
92
•85 %
16
Electric
Lighting Corp—
Pacific Telep Si Teleg com
50% Jun
15 Vi Dec el 8
27
Jan
350
89
*15
92%
85
115
300
93%
93%
*91
29
16
*15
IS
90%
80%
28%
16
1
34%
883/4
*85%
153/4
A
36%
34
•79
40%
X40
0.39
34%
90%
80%
89%
STOCK
213/4
;
Pacific
9
92% Jan
100 3/4 Jun
29
38
29
25
Nov
4,500
28%
18%
preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
Sep 28
99% Feb
16
31%
163/4
89
*16%
•85%
*16%
51
5%
Nov
Oct~14
19% May
20,200
16%
Amer Pltherie* Ino
Pacific Cement Si Aggregates Zhou!
Pacific Coast Co common
1
34 V* Jan
31
30
68
363/4
31
•16%
16%
34%
•79
Pacific
22
21
15
125% Dec
36%
31%
36%
31%
16%
86
37%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn Fruit Co Ino eotnm^w
32
31%
31 %
i6 y2
*85%
50%
20%
Penick Sc Ford
41
31
303/4
5
100
6
54
36%
36%
No pur
5
•
343/4
X36%
18
.
$5 preferred
4
65
92%
373%
Oxford Paper Co common
31% Jan
21
•91
1
Overland Corp (The)
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
233/4 May
543,4 Sep
93
93%
92%
80%
No pur
Mar 15
20
*92%
*90%
90%
|Oe
Nov
64% Dec
92 y4
35%
90
10
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet
Co
44
46% Jun'
*90%
34%
*79
3.13#
j.
24
30% Sep
94% Sep
93
6
Orange Sc Rockland Utilities
Otis Elevator;
11
3% Oct
X93
7.60
Oas
39% Mar 12
92
96
up
24% Apr
64% Jun
32% Dec
*94
100
preferred
30% Sep
Sep
80
100
21% Sep 29
45% Nov 25
26
36
89%
Panhandle East Pipe Line-
15
i*
Shares
80
-No pur
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Olin Oil Sc Gas Corp
4%
the We
89
'
51% Nov
30
85
14% May 14
233/4 Jan 16
27
Jun
126
5
58% Jun
79% Feb
85
20
4
61 % Feb
16% May
18% Oct
42% July
4
24
15
943/4 July
543/, Jan
Friday
Nov. 11
100
preferred-
Oklahoma
Nov. 10
100
Co.
4.24%
Jan
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 9
351/4
Okla Oas Sc Elec Co
16
Wednesday
Nov. 8
100
,
—_
preferred
Oil
80
16
Co
preferred-.
4.44%
Ohio
Tuesday
Nov. 7
Far
preferred-
preferred
4.56%
393/4 Jan
28ya Mar
Ohio Kdlaon
4.40%
3.90%
Sep
96
Aug
933/, Sep
HIGH 8ALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
82
Jan
LOW AND
HEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
74
86
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
21
8%
8%
9%
86%
•84%
86%
31%
32 Vb
32
.
32%
33%
9,900
28,700
6,800
19,700
Q
1
24
Feb
25
54% Jan
140
Mar
27% Oct
16
5
27
For footnotes, see page
42
26 '.
24.
Mar
8
Sep 23
Quaker Oats. Oo
eoamsua.
6% preferred.
.100
Quaker State OO Refining Oorp—10
•*-57%
134
•
26%
58%
134
27
56
*132
•26%
57%
134
27
56%
L32
27%
56%
57
132
-
27%:
•132
27%
563A
134
-27%
3,300
120
.1,000
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
22
.
Monday, November 14, 1960
.
.
(1930)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since
Year 1959
Lowest
% Oct
25
67% Jan» 4
78% Apr
30% Feb
5iy2Sep
SALE
HIGH
Nov. 8
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
Friday
Nov. 10
'
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov. 7
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
YORK STOCK
NEW
Jan. 1
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Ranre for
Nov. 11
Nov. 9
tli«
l,'
t
Shares
R
43 y8 Feb
9
Dec
28
23 y« Jan
9
£6 Vs J an
6
73
19% Feb
9
43% Sep
9
46
1
74% Mar 5
41% Dec 17
€7
73 Va Dec
Apr
22 V4 Jun
25
28
30 V\ Oct
25
53% Jan
Oct
24
5
22% Oct
7
33 y8 Feb
5
Oct
3
28 y4 Jan
9
Jan 21
37% Jan 26
33 y« Jan 14
13
20
25% Dec
28
13% Aug
9
6
9
1
Jan
Oct
27% Jun
20
17
5
15% Nov
1
18
Jan
28
40 % Apr 22
28% Jan
12
17% Oct
24
28% Jun
16
18
6% Feb
24
15% Sep
9
17
73
Dec
2
36% July 23
16y* Jun
24
19 % Mar 17
41% Sep
26% Nov 16
12% Feb
2
15% Nov 27
Jan
7
8
16% Jan
2
7
Jan
65
17% Sep 22
7% Nov 25
' 1
Mar 14
57
31 va Aug 29
19 7/s Mar 14
25
7% Feb
11% July 11
23
78% Jan
4
28
50% Jan
22
46% Feb
17
70% Jun
23
21
37% Oct
24
56% Jun
26
42% Jan
4
71% Jan
4
48
Sep
23
149
Jan
5
7
23
48% May 15
163
July 24
65
Nov 24
84% Mar 28
8
37% Sep
110 Vt Oct
55 y8 Jan
86% Nov
7
2
4
85
5
Oct
31
12
Aug
28% Jan
21
76% Jan
17
2% Jan
5
96 va Dec
4
30% Dec
17% Sep 21
27
4
3
2% Jan
Feb
9
124% Jun
16
76% Nov
1% Sep 22
Oct 22
76
7
82% Oct
24
Nov
10
Jan
4
1 % Aug
76
,
*
37
Dec
32% Apr 16
Dec 30
July 15
30
4
88
23% Oct
24
42
28% Jan
16
Jan
21
52% July
8
4% Jan
5
Dec
62
-
17
29ye Jan
2
481% Jan 29
Jan
4
Oct
28
26% Jan
4
Rochester
26
38% Jan
6
Rockwell-Standard
39 y8
55
Apr
7
19
52
Jun
9
41% Oct 25
50
21
July 24
Dec 28
741
30
82
Jan
92
July 26
605
4
89
Jan
Rohm
Mar 23
780
Sep
preferred
4%
16
Co
Haas
&
common
Oct
16
Oct 30
24% Mar 12
12% Apr
5
17% Nov
10
Rohr Aircraft Corp
7
17
2
6
24
1
14% Mar 25
34
May 27
22
Aug
3
9% Apr
14
13% Sep
22
Ronson
15
50% Jan 26
31% Sep
19
2
22
11% Oct
25
12% Apr
5
37% Sep 22
47 ya Mar 11
31% Oct
Nov
18
16% Jan
40
Oct
16
Jun
12% Dec
5
24% Jan
Jun
17
14% May 12
21 y2 Jan
21% Jan
46% Jan
4
21% Mar
2
42
Jan
17
24
9% May 3
19
26 Ya Jun
23
Ryan
25
33% Sep
19
32% Oct
24
40% Apr
7
May 27
88 y2 Aug
9
14% May
7
Dec
24
23%
14%
14%
14 va
14%
14%
14%
i7ya
17%
17%
18 va
18%
18%
19 va
19%
19 va
20 Va
19%
20'A
11%
12
16%
16%
900
45%
45%
2,600
1,900
*14 y4
*12
13
16 "/a
*16%
167/8
45%
45
45
23
23
22%
23
23
57
*55%
57
'■*55%
41%
*14%
147/b
*14%
54%
54 %
55%
55 va
56
37%
37%
38 Va
37%
38.
55 Va
56
56%
59.?
58%
58%",.
41%
41%
42%
42%
42%
7,300
42 y8
42%
52,200
*46V»..
46%
•
,v
,
9 %':.,
.
""
"41%
41%
42%
46 ya
116 ,.'v-
46
46
'
*46 va
'46%
114
115
115
117
85y4
84
84
83%
*
13%
14 %:
1%
1%
1 %
104 ya
105%
107%
;i%
-102%
103%
76 va
76 Ya
102
35%
:r'3%
35 %
34%'
86
27
•"27y4
34%
"34%
3%
3%
34%
'
22
635 ;
12,700
'
22%,,;
1,700
30% 1
3,600
22%
v;
30
30%
4,000
39
43
42%
639
310
641
638
642
633
*88%
89%
♦88%
90%
16%
16%
17%
16%
17%
57,000
11V«
12%
12%
7,900
12 y4
11%
19 y2
15%
*15%
33%
34%
34%
11%
12%
13
12%
13 ya
34
15
15
19%
20 Va
26%fJX'
12
12%
18%
15%
♦19
33%
1,500
*18 Va
18%
15%
15%
700
34%
33%
34%
43,700
T2%
12%
13
14,100
19%
15%
1
r
12%
25
36
*36
22%
29%
4,800
4,700
3%,.:
35%
,
4,200
36%
3%,
15%
20
12 Va
28%;
90%
15%
19%
10,000
*88 %
90%
15
22%
29%
29 %
635
12%
1,900
86%
.
643
*88%
22 va'
22 y4
22 vb
29%
6,100
80%
35%.
42%
42
22,900
27%
40
*36
42%
41%
42%
29 Vi
40
*36 %
39 %
9,900
'
107 y4
-
35%
500
.
80%
\
s
r"
3%
<
35
20,900
1%
"
•
3%
42
88
1,200
3,100
.
85%
35% !
3%
81 %'
•
■-
-
14%;
■
1%
27%
34 va
"v
80
87%:
26%
-
27y8."
8,300
84%/-
13%
106%
78 vi-.
34 ya
86%
7,000
85%.'-
*83%
'
.
84%;
k
4,000
21,900
'x
>
116%
;84%
76%
,
17,900
14%
116%
83%
13%
1 %
•
14Va
IYa
--
•
86
13 va
83%
13%
*36 %
'• V
85%
X83%
83%
2.50
28%
"
X40%
86%
.
10%
14%
t
.
84%
35
28%
10:'"'
9%
41%
i
"
27%'
27%
40
va
200
37
56% 1 ."*•■
27
•'
,
•
53 Va
41 %
*
.
9%
9%,.
„
37%
85
4,000
9,400
-
*14 va
;
54va'
115
1.600
V
27%
26%
56 Va
Va
800
3,500
•'
57
*55%
-14%
40 y2
3,600
■
23
*12
■"
53%.
46
12%
16%
J
DAY
57'.'."
>",9%-,9%
No par
Co—
13%
27%
26%
5
Aeronautical
13%
15%
Ryder System Inc
14% Mar 25
2
1
13%-,
44%
34%
(Jacob)
Ruppert
Oct
6
22% Oct
10% July
16% Oct
13%
.
15%
Ruberold Co
22
>.
,
34%
Inc
Rubbermaid
14% May 31
iay2
ELECTION
1
1
Royal Crown
13
.,
46
*55Va
28,800
9-/4
23%
■-
16%
♦
35 %
9%
CLOSED
1
1
20 G
1
Corp
Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee Corp
13
D)
(Geo.
Roper
3
25
Oct
Corp
34%
9%
9y2
..
9%
22,000
EXCHANGE
'
12%
•
-23%
5
20
100
1
1
series A
81
10% Jan
^
46
-
10
Corp
35%
300
3,900
1
23%
19%
■
Telephone Corp
17%
8TOCK
37 >v"
27% Oct
3
38 Ya Oct
50% Dec 18
30 yB July 23
39 Ye Jan 23
23% Jun
33'A Nov
14
22
59% Dec
19
35% Feb 16
31% Jan
16%
23
'<
18
16V4
•
16"%
22%
23
14%
.*12
9.50
16%
23
9 y4
9%
19%
—--1°
16%
34%
33%
32
33%
17%
■
58%
16%,,.
16 ya
13%
Mines.
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
5%% convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas & Elec Oorp__No par
3% July 28
5% Mar 17
16%
113%
Roan Antelope Copper
>'
16
10
Riegel Paper Corp—
Ritter Company
,
16 vi
*58%
16%
14%
5
Revlon Inc
1
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co_—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
4%% preferred series A
50
4%% conv 2nd pfd
100
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
5
Preferred 3.60%
series
100
Rheem Manufacturing Co
1
Rhodesian Selection Trust
5s
Richardson-Merrell Inc—
1.25
When issued—
—:——-1.25
Richfield Oil Corp
No par
0
68% Mar
26
45% Sep
4
111
Oct 22
70
58%
*
.
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass
50% July
3
15
Oct
20
24
33% Sep
71 y8 Dec
7
57% Nov 16
42
Dec 28
30% Jan
47% Jun
12% Jan
63% July 27
5
46% Jan 28
51 y8 Oct
54 y8 July
8
15 Ya Aug
81% Sep
11
76
27% Feb
1
11% July
38% Jan
Mar
18
Apr
58 y2"
22%
...
10
10
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
5
Reliance Mfg Co common
5
Conv preferred 3 Yi% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
—-11
Republic Corp common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
14% July
12 v* Nov
66 y« Apr
116
29
Sep
21
62% Jun
8,900
58 %
*57%
16%
9va
(Robt) & Co—
div prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp
4
8,400
41%
16
32%
$1.25
68% Jan
44
5
60y8 Mar
28% Jan
Chemicals
74,700
71%
44
16%
50c
1
Inc
Bros
Reichhold
54%
71%
44 va
58%.
.22%..
.
Rels
20% Apr
42% Jan
Reeves
54
71%
42
16 Va
50
60
50
noncum
54%
*71%
16%
1st preferred
4%
non-cum 2nd preferred
Reed Roller Bit Co
No par
4%
53%
71%
42%
58 %
1
5
Rayonler Inc
Raytheon Co
Reading Co common
4
18% Jan
25
5
No par
—
53 Va
71
42
'
42%.."43 y8
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International Inc—3.33%
6
Jan
Inc
Ranco
15% Oct
30% July 10
27
Nov 24
32
70
28
15% Sep 29
73% Apr
16% Dec 29
8
Sep
57
May 22
Apr
74
71
51%
53%
70%
No par
preferred
1st
$3.50
52%
America oomw_No par
Radio Oorp of
18
8
2
19
15
13%
13 ya
13%
13
13%
34%
34%
34%
35 ya
14%
15
15%
15%
2oy«
2iya
20%
21%
20 va
21%
6,400
25%
26%
26%
27 va
27
27%
17,800
37%
11,000
13
35%
.
1,500
2,400
35%
15%
-
16 Vb
...
-2,500
,
t".
•• •
gOlSjUK'Yf,
42% Jan
34% Nov 24
Dec
80
15
90 ya Aug 17
15
80
15
238
Apr
Apr
8
32
Feb
26
St Joseph
10
37% Sep
7
St Joseph
par
14% Sep 3Q
69 % Mar
8
22% Jan
18
79% Feb
19
30% Oct
55% Jan
4
Apr
18% Nov
17
27
July
79% Apr 30
Sep 21
42% Jan 14
69
3
56 % Dec
Mar 13
4
88
5
7
Dec
14
97
Dec
31
29% May
24
12% Oct
26
Jan
12
3
31
12
19% Oct
Feb
10
42% Oct
25
81% Jun
17
52
Dec
7
7
Oct
18
50% Feb
<£
10
Feb
9
8
36
6
7% Nov
1
16% Feb
17
93 V* Jun
81
Jan
11
5
9
72
Dec 23
96
Apr 13
81
22
Sep 21
30 ya Mar 18
87
Dec 31
78
80
17% Nov
87 7/8 Mar
11
71% Feb
73% Nov 18
12
8
37% Jan
31
8% May
72% Jan
21
Dec
15
13
22
Seagrave
Scott Paper
8
92 y2 Aug
19
Jan
15
30
31
Mar 17
66% Jan
26
71% Jun
15
5% Oct
24
8% Jan
14
4
20% Nov 19
13% Jan
2
37
Oct
1
40% May 25
29% Sep
29
3
1
41
50% Nov
23
44% Feb
17
59
Jun
23
27% Jun
26
12y*Oct
11
19% Jan
25
8eiberling
Oct
25
16
Jan
4
Jan
4
100
Oct
7
45% Mar 18
5
17% Jan
6
9% Jan
20
17% Dec
16
11
81% Nov
6
91 % Dec
17
80
.
35y* Oct
6
46 % Jan
32% May
7
49
22
Jan
4
29
14
29% May 25
8
26
18 % Jan
Sep 21
18% Sep
May 17
42
7% Sep
26
22% Oct
5
43% Jan
11
17
12% Jun
27
23 y* Nov
3
38% Deo 11
42 ya Dec
30
80% Apr
28
43
4
18% Jun 2b
17V* Nov 16
22% Dec
30
17% Sep
16% Jun
24 Ya Oct
Jan
9
22% Aug 12
15% Sep
28
Dec
59
Jan
18% Jan
7
6
48 y* Nov 24
23
20% Jan
4
24
1
1
6
Simmons
Sep 26
26 y* Mar 24
31% May 22
33
2
Sep
29
37
July 23
32 y8 Oct
12% Sep
22% Jan
5
29% July
7
26
11% Oct 25
-
Jan
94y2Jan
4
44% Novell
55% Jan
4
62% July 18
11
4
28% Mar 23
30
52 y* Jan
15
26
34% Jun
2
42% Jan
5
8% May 18
38
Apr 20
4% Jun
10
iya Jan
12
34
52% Feb
12
46% July 12
25
45% Jan
28
51 % Oct
22% Nov 12
18
Dec
4
27% Aug 21
32% Jan
2
22% Jun
21
28% Aug 29
29% Dec 15
35% Mar
SOMz Jun
44% Dec
9
15
Jan
18
Mar"25
Jan
11
30
30% Feb
3
7
14% Sep
2
Sep
13
21
67
3
39 y8 Jan
12
50% July 18
Southern
Co
37 V* Mar 16
81% Jan
4
38'/4 Aug 31
Southern
40% Aug 24
Southern
24
41% Sep
34.y« Nov 25
21% Nov 16
46% Jan
22
33% Jun
16
24% Oct
16
18% Sep
28
23% Jan
5
Southern
48% Nov
17
60% Jan
15
40
28
54 V2 Jan
5
16% Dec
30
65
Dec
15
19% Jan
75
Jan
19
17
Jan
4
18% Aug
13
64% Jun
1
69 y2 Aug 23
23
23'A May 18
19% Apr
2
28%
Dec~31
29 V2 Jun
13
26
29% Jan
4
17
Sep
21% Sep
5% Sep
10
9% Mar
5
26
6% May
2
27
81% Dec
16
9
Nov 30
21% Oct 22
83
Dec 22
32% Sep
Oct
76
*6% Jun
For
24
2
10
89 y« Apr
21% Mar 16
16
84% May 7
37% Dec 30
see page
Spencer
90
Oct
17
12
31
16% Aug
9
26% Jan
4
92 Ya Sep
6
18% Oct
83
47% Dec
11
30
29% Mar
8
43 Ya Jan
4
77% Feb
2
82% Sep
19
2S% July 25
37% Jan
24.
4
15
15
15
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53 va
52%
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Chemical Co common
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common—
$4.50 preferred
Square D
Co
4.20%
22%
■*
.
'
25%.
(Del) —No par
common—No par
5% non-cum preferred
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs___100
Southwestern Public Service Co—1
Spalding (A O) & Bros Inc
1
9% Jan
..."
44%
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22%
15
18%
"
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22%
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38 y8
Pacific Co
35 >/2 Jun
May 23
13 % May
97% Feb
13
4
84% May 16
28% May 21
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10
Nov
'
.
35
„
5%
30%
38
55%
V
5%
5%
31%
'
39%
47
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Spartans Industries
Sparton Corp
291/2 Aug 18
120
-44
24y4
Bouthern Railway
Sep
70%
20%
.
.
13
■
Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Natural Gas Co
7.50
19
Feb
18%
70%
24%
'
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34%
Marchant Inc—
Smith-Douglass Co Inc.
5
Smith Kline & French Labs.No par
Bocony Mobil Oil Co Inc
—15
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
South Carolina E & G Co com—4.50
5% preferred
50
South Jersey Gas Co.2.80
South Puerto Rico Sugar com.—5
8% preferred
-25
Southeastern Public Service Co—10c
Bouthern California Edison
25
17
54% Jun
30% Nov 13
May 10
Sep
17%
72%
-i
56% Feb
63%
34
14
26
12% Nov
3
17%
■
41%
43%
Smith-Corona
Jan
17
♦70
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74
55
20
16%
8%
18 ''V~
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20
„
72%
11%
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Oil
10,200
;
8,600
13%
17
Manufacturing Co——
26
.
64% Jun
61 y8 Jun
Singer
18% Feb
11
4
Sinclair
53% Jan
55
24
38% Nov 24
6% Deo 16
Simplicity
"
88
40%
18%
.
400
8,000
8775
25%;
40%
•
87
75
40%
Slmonds Saw & Steel..
87V4
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22%*
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86%
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K
41%-
♦72
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52
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4,000
37%
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9
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38
22%
98%
25%
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30%
22
1
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44%
45%
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75
V
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600
45%
8%
9
44 va
87
12%,
Skelly Oil Co...
Smith (A O) Corp.
20% Oct
38% Oct
Jun
2
Jun
Jun
2,100
.'
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'
16%
America
3iy2 Sep
Apr" 14
45
of
54
64
22 y8 Feb
Corp
Sheraton
43
8%
8%
9
36%
5%
13%.'
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'
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1
800
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22 va
75
53%
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30 %
52%
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20%
14%
16%
22%
30%
4,200
33,500
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14
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ordinary
—
35%
9
& IT—
shares
Corp
29
74%
9
16
Mfg
31
44% Jan 22
Nov" 17
York
12
53% Oct 31
80%
New
Sheller
Oct
69
104 ya July 27
67 y8 Apr
4
13
23% Sep
23% Oct
45 y8 Mar 25
14
23% Jan
21% Jan
34
DAY
"
18%
Oil Co—
Biegler Corp —
.—
Slgnode Steel Strapping
40
68
Shell
(Frank G)_._
Shell Transp
33% Sep 22
38
Shattuck
*73
37
86 %
No par
No par
1
Corp
Steel
Sharon
Jan
19% Jun
72%
44
*73%
2.50
—1
Oil & Gas—
Shamrock
72%
20%
8 Va
No par
preferred
Industries Inc
$5.25
12% Sep 21
15
15% Sep 29
Co
Bhahmoon
% Mar 31
Ya Nov
3
Jan
Rubber
74%
14%
8%
5
1
—1
1
Bervel Inc common
16
32%
13%
42%
#
Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
8ears Roebuck & Co
12
30 Va Nov
39 % Jan
13
5
20 y8 Apr
26 % July 16
*34
16V4
ELECTION
7%
♦36
Co common
34%
16
*92
29
20 va
$3.40 preferred
15
10% Mar 11
29 % Apr
—
24 y2 Aug
Aug
6% Nor 13
31% Nov
Inc
Schick
*34
16%
CLOSED
14
29%
30 va
34 %■
*73
94
13
1
30
—1
convertible preferred—
5%
34%
7%
350
preference
Convertible
Scherlng Corp common.
74%
EXCHANGE
28%
260
15%
STOCK
♦92
No par
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Scovlll Mtg Co common
25
3.65%
preferred
100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
-.20
Seaboard Finance Co
1
77
4
Oct
16
Electric Co
Diego
38% Jun
May 27
Jan
Gas &
Diego
Imperial Corp
8angamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc com
San
14
Jan
19
82
9
39% Feb
21 y2 Apr
1
Oct
13
San
7
10% May 16
45 ya Aug
34% Nov 16
82% Feb
31% Sep
Mar 14
13% Nov
18% July 15
July 13
93
7
24% Jan
16%
33%
5
100
10
1
5
5
1.40
*220
160
-
86 va
83%
86%
260
34
35
16
100
36%
37%
36%
♦220
29 ya
29 va
35
♦72
vtf;
86%
250
*220
28%
par
-
86 va
<"86%"
.*"
250
♦220
100
259
19
38
12% Mar
conv
4
15
29% Apr
2
Dec
preferred
Lead Co
Light & Power
No
St L San Fran Ry Co com—No
Preferred series A 5%
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
4.30%
Nov
24% Sep
1
8
258
30% Jan
86 ya
36%
35%
I
?'5§%
86
100
preferred
4%
36'
1.06%
common—
36% July 24
*31% Dec 14
Apr
1
28
89%
24%
8%
Stores
Safeway
,.-
*
20
,
8,200
Number 6003
Volume 192
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,..
(1931)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
18
35 Ya Feb
25
49% Jun
82 y4 Feb 24
70 y4 Jan
12
10 y8 May
71 Vt Dec 23
11
4% Mar
1
3Vs May 29
13% Sep 21
Standard Brands
79% Aug 22
13% Sep 13
37
17
Deo
5
July 29
23% May 11
5
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
•
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan, 1
Year 1959
34 Yb Nov
1
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
23
Sep
83.50
Inc
Standard Gas
&
No par
com
preferred
Corp-
12% May 11
30% Jun
20
Standard Kollsman Industries
—1
25
62 ya Jan
23
40
Jun
1
51% Jan
4
Standard Oil of California—
6.25
52 % Apr
17
35
May 10
4
Standard Oil of Indiana.
,.25
45% Oct
591/b Jan
26
39% Oct 26
44% May 31
44% Jan
50% Jan
4
56
4
Nov
50
85
23
16
Jim
30
27% Jan
7
84
8
Jan
64% Jan 23
.
Oct
84
92
Apr
7
39% July 27
117
July 6
Oct
6
41% July 27
Jan
2
19»% Oct
12
12y4Nov
3
19 V* Dec
31
52*% Sep
76% Nov
9
Dec
78
2
4
4
21% Mar 25
May 11
45%, Nov
9
20
77
82
16
14
Jan
Jan 29
65% Jan
27
Stauffer Chemical
4
3% %
May 23
16% Jan
Co
preferred
13% Jan
5
18% Jun 23
Feb
9
59% Jun 22
661% Jun 30
Sterling Drug Inc.*——
6
34% De0
23
22% Oct 25
33 % Jan
4'
Dec
18
23
43
17
Dec
52
Sep
21
9% Jun
•
9%
Aug 26
Sep. 22
20% Sep 21
30%* Dec1 16
Dec
67
17%:Jan
529
■
Nov 25
38% May 29
15% Mar 20
65% Feb
29
Jan
2165
•
9
Jan
26 V2 Jan
42% May 17
55%,Jan
21
24% Jan
7
27
-.23% Jun
14
29% Jun
*85
..
May: 9,
5ya Jun
855
23
1
,
300
23%
13,300
*66
29y2
,
11% Jan 14
29
48
6
8% Nov 25
44% Nov
22
71% Oct "21
Apr
1
17
Nov
16
61% Jan
44% Feb
31
6% May
Feb
34
11
17
4
1
CLOSED
12%
13
18
45%
47
,*81 Ya
84
*81 >%
STOCK
,
27
148% Oct 25
39% Jan 23
20% May 17
—
.
Feb
18
19% Jan
8
23
Jan
2
30
14% July 25
26% May 18
65
Apr 24
76
Dec
Sep 27
70% Jan
31
12
18% July 22
29% July 30
31% July 30
22% Oct
26
36% Mar
21
Nov
11
4
72
256 Vi May
25
29% Jan
11
19% Jan
4
Jan
11
108
86% Aug 25
24% Jan
26% Jan
4
4
33% Jun
61% Jan
15
13
Jan
27
67% Jun
10
7
May 6
14% Oct 14
28% Oct 24
8
24
70'A May
46% Feb 16
23
79
20% Sep
18
2
24% Jan
22
29% Apr 14
24
Jan 16
69% Dec
7
16% Jun
Dec
21
4
23% Mar 29
36% Sep 21
11
Dec
28
52
Sep
45% Jan
19% Mar
11
15% Dec
Jan
88
3
2
9% July
6
8
Feb 24
Jan
84
May 20
4
45% Oct 25
6
14% Sep 28
15 y« Feb 17
33
Jun 22
26 ya Aug 17
17% Apr 15
68% Jan
22yaJan
4
191% Sep
6
19% Jun
Sep~21
70
1
7
42%
8
24% Jun
29
75
Oct 21
Aug 23
29% Jan
4
Jun
16
31»% Oct 24
20
60
23 y4 Oct
39
Jan
11
11 Yb
July 25
19
Jan
4
33
Oct 27
11
39% Jan
54% Oct
4
18
25% Mar 14
18
42% Aug
3
56% Jan 14
Sep 21
50% Dec 24
37
9
23
JuljTli
Jan
16% Jan
3
56% Mar
26
34% Sep
10
Jan
41% Aug 26
30
Sep 16
29% NOV
7
50% Jan
July 31
Jan
12
34% Jan
7
54% Mar
3
28
July 28
40% May 27
54% Jan
29
Nov
9
75% Mar
3
52
Jun 30
59 y4 May 27
43% Apr 10
13% Mar 5
30
Mar
43% Sep
11% Sep
Mar 13
36
16
8% Nov 16
Sep 24
48
36
7
8
May 2
May 17
18
17% Apr 30
25% Apr
1
8% July 18
13 y4 Jun 21
10% Jan
2
16% Deo 23
19% Nov
6
12% Oct 26
24% Feb 29
0% Jun
12
30% Mar 13
14% Aug
4
10 y4 Sep
22
17% NOV
47%
46%
,
„.
*81%
-
:
5%%
Biscuits
Sunshine Mining Co—
13%
3 3 %'
61
62%
*13%
SlVa
23%
24%
24%
*50
30
8%
8%
280
275
8%
18
18
13%
.14 .
82%
41
Jan
28
9
so ya Jun 19
86% Oct 15
74
Aug
Deo
77
Deo
24
24
29% Nov
19%
19%
4 400
14
13%
*82%
47
13%
84
47 %
3,300
84
22%
28.400
23J/a
23'/a
31%
31%
97%
98
•
6%
7
960* 1610
7
43%
44%
45%
45»/4
45
12%
12%
12 y4
12%
61%
62
62%
64
63
63%
5,400
14%
14%
14%
17%'
16%
.18%
48,100
41
42%
40%
42%
42
42%
9,600
22%
23%
32,300
78%
787/a
35%
33.500
31%
9
TelAutograph Corp —V
Tennessee Corp
62
17
14%
'
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co—5
22 Vi
22%
22%
22%
23%
—25
78 y4
79%
77%
78%
78%
79 y4
Texas Gas Transmission CorpTexas Gulf Producing Co..
-33%
Texas Gulf ,• Sulphur——1
..No par
32%
33%
33%
33%
33%
35
23%
24
23%
24
24
24%
23%
24%
20.200
17
17%
17%
40,500
180
17%
188%
49.800
28
28%
23,700
2,000
Ine^..
Texas
Instruments Inc
Texas
Pacific Coal & Oil
Pacific
Land
$1.25
Inc
Thlokol
-
r
...
.■
169 y4
27%
16%
17
.
179%
181 Vo
27%
I'
28%
28 y4
1
16%
16%
16%
71
.69%
75%
75%
69%
76%
7,800
20y4
20%
20%
20%
20%
12,400
23
23%
23%
24
23%
23%
21%
33%
22%
21%
34%
21%
35%
21
'351/4 '
11%
11%
11%
62
63
69
,69
75
73%
74%
20%
20%
23%
20
...No par
23%
5
21%
—1
34%
*11%
.
21%
34%
-
.100
EXCHANGE
11%
61%
———5
.
4% preferred^
CLOSED
STOCK
61%'
*82
*11%
60 %
ELECTION
•82
DAY
83%
,
,
62
*82
83%
5,300
16%
16%-
16%
2,700
18%
18%
18%
18%
4,700
38 V4
39%
39%
40
39%
18%
40 y4
26%
26%
27% '
27%
28%
28%
29
4,200
67%.
67
67
66%
67
*66%
67
48%
50
14%
15%
15%
15%
18%
18%
is ya
Torrlngton Co
No par
37%
38%
1
26%
Trane Co
2
67%
;
-
,
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
34%
Corp.
34%
33%
34%
34%
25
23
23
*23
1
11%
12
11%
11%
Tri-Continental
35%
36
34%
36%
.50
53%
53i/4
29
29%
29%
30
53%
29%
30%
53%
-1
29%
30%
53%
53%
*53%
36
36%
35%
36%,
U%
11%
11%
Traux-Traer Coal Co——
Coaoh Co
1
11
*42
43
-
*42
55
36%
53%
.
.
10%
10%
16%
15%
TXL Oil Corp
1
25% Feb
Oct
14
80% Nov 30
24% Feb
22% Jun
19% Oct 26
24% Jan
13
37% Jan
4
Mar 26
66
32% Mar 26
30% Jan 22
24
Mar 24
86
Oct
21
95
25
Nov
27
38% Apr 10
64
Oct
22
29
Sep 23
88% Apr 17
38% Deo 11
Mar
17
7% Dec
29% Jan
84% Jan
9
9
0% May 19
7
37% Mar 16
31
Mar 21
25
23
Unlted-Carr Fastener
7% Jan
12
United Corp (Del)
United Electric Coal Cos-
15% Sep 28
22
Nov 10
41
9
45% Mar
9
31% Sep 29
48% Jan 13
59% Aug 27
27% May 20
46% Apr 19
18% Jan
20% July 20
16
Nov
15
2
Jun 29
% Jan
6
31 y4 Jan
6
34% Aug 30
53% Jan 25
20
Jan
25
8
5% Nov
A Sep 23
% Sep 16
Nov
A May
For
13
$
2i%Juiy~24
11% Jan
7
4
7% Jan
18% Jun 28
Jan 26
75
,
United Engineering di
Gas Corp..
.——-10
United Gas Improvement Co—.13%
United
Greenfield Corp——10
United Industrial
Corp
Convertible pfd series
Dec, 21
see page
1
-
4
92% Oct
18
30% Jan
4
42
24.
Oct
25
74 y4
Jjm
4
*53%
55
36%
37%
11%
200
37%
8,600
*11
11%
800
44
36%
'43
*42
11
.iiy4
*11
16%
15%
10
11%,
6%
2.400
4%*
,
U s
Freight Co___,
..
..
.
UM>
.1
—
—No par
5,100
45%
17,200
7%
7%
,/
37%
.
.
f; '
:
91%'
"
;;
20,300
24,000
37%
38
11,800
91%
91%'
118
M'
37%
90%
800
32
119
31%
32
118
91
110
73%
72%
73%
73%
73%
81%
82%
*81%
'82%
82i/2
82i%
40
43%
27 y4
42%
43%
42%
43%
43%,
43%
10,100
26%
271/4
27
27%
27%
27%
41,100
8ya
10,000
27%
11,500
■
■
8%
8
*76%
8
8%
8
8
*76%
80
25%
26%
26%
20%
20
34%
X32%
33%
19%
32%
39%
38%
411/4
38%
26%
27%
20%
25%
26%
20
33%
38 y»
'
80
33%
32%
33
9,700
407/a
38 i/a
39
29,106
105
102
102
*98
103
*98
90
90
*89
93
*89
99
30%
29%
30%
32
30%
31%
104
32
31%
104
*1031/4
104
*17%
30 »/4
31%
32
*103 y4
';
32%
•103%
18
*103
:
17%
17%
17%
17%
60
61%
59%
61
60%
62
181/4
60%
31
'
100
102
89
30 V*
-
600
20
89
301/4
31
31
31
31
31
*301/2
7%
7%
7%
40
40
7%
7%
7%
7%
41
40
41
16%
"io
*19%
*98
*40 Ya
17
16%
300
30%
6,000
32%
2,900
105
18%
200
61%
2,900
31
.
7%
300
25,300
400
41
16%
1,600
17
16%
i6 ya
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
32
32%
31%
32%
31%
32
31%
31%
46,200
24,900
*50
50%
50
50
16%
16%
5%
16%
Xl6
16 ya
6
,
.
5%,
5%
5ya
17%
17.
1 '
1
53%
prwforro^
14%
43%
7%
*72%
55%
31 y4
U S A Foreign Securities
13%
43%
31%
31%
37%
'14%
V/a
119,.,'
.91
37%
14%
42%
'
.'
72%
82 y4
n
U 8 Borax & Chemical Corp. coin—1
116%
i
11,800
80
5ya
preferred
30%
'
'■
16%
*76
1.7
United Shoe Mach common.
23% Sep 29
4,100
53%
91
8
-
5
—No par
United
31
20
—2.50
Foundry!
United Fruit Co
4
83% Jan
>
4,000
30
80
40
64% Jan
4
29 ya
29%
43%
26%
1
Apr 12
30% Jan 27
30 Vb Mar
29%
30%
*81%
No par
(Del)
11
33% July 8
43% Jun 16
2,400
53%
29
43
7%
72%
—
No par
Carton Corp.—.....10
l%Jan
50
4
51% Apr 14
85% Aug 18
35
&
4
% Aug
65y4 Dec 28
34% Mar
$4.50 preferred
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
United Park;Clty Mines Co_
16% Apr 19
2% Mar 10
footnotes,
9
5% Nov
T
A Nov 19
A Jan
2
% Dec
3
A Jan
53%
.53%
100
91-
No par
United Carbon Co..
Feb
1
Aug
23% July
8
Jan
38
12
2
Apr
76
1
United Biscuit of America
United Board
54% July 25
7,300
14,100
16
:
14%.
421/4.
*7ya
37%
,,..10
United Aircraft Corp common—
5
4% (iter of 1955) conv pfd—.100
4% (ser of 1956) conv pf<L—.100
United Artists Corp—
———1
6
29yaJun
37%
*76%
United Air Lines Inc
18
13%
41%
7%
30%
Union Pacific RR Co common—:10
4% non-cum preferred.———..: 10
21
14%.
42%
ai7% ;117%'..,
,,
Union Tank Car Co——No par
Union Twist Drill Co_
3
Oct
27
12%
11%
,
.
16%
7
Union Asbestos di Rubber
39% Sep
104
2
42% Jan 22
Jan
Aug 24
32% Oct 20
97
18
Nov
23% Nov 17
10
46% Aug 22
103% Aug 25
24
12%
37
53%
>
42
.No par
-
25y4Apr
5
32% Apr 20
88
May 10
81
May 17
23% Mar 8
Apr
3
109% Mar 26
12
2
4
136
9
5
6
July 15
45
6
30% Jan
36
Oct 28
Jan
8% Aug
32% Jan
*23
12%
37%
18,400
13,600
29
14
Udynte Corp (The)Underwood Corp —
Preferred. $4 series.,——No par
Union Oil of California
——25
31
35
"
Aug 19
43% Aug 24
4
600
23%
34
29%
11
16%
5,700
23%
35
.
43
10%
1
,
'23%
5,500
24%
*23
|
11%
Trans World Airlines Inc.
Corp common.
$2.70 preferred ■—i—
83%
15%
49%
Williams Steel.—No par
6
*82
37.100
48 V*
dc
12,900
21%
No par
Tlshman Realty As Construction
1
Toledo Edison Co;
—;
i—5
Transamerlca Corp
Transitron Electronic
63%
51
21%
:
200
62%
50%
20%
21%
-
11%
20%
20%
21%
;
52,400
21%
50%
20%
21%
Supply Co class A
8,400
35%
20%
20%
21%
———
2.100
21%
34%
*10%
83%
20 y4
-20
-
80
20%
21%
51%
-10
common.
$1.20 preferred
Timken Roller Bearing
Transue
188%
28%
16%
16%
70
74%
:_50c
preferred
Mfg Co
—
4.500
74 y4
16
♦69%
Thompson (J R)_.
.7.50
Thompson-Ramo Wooldrldge Inc—
Tractor
—
-
70
16%
,100
Glass
Tidewater Oil
176%
27
16%
No par
Chemical Co_
Common
16%
172%
1
10
common
conv
Thatcher
/
| Trust—
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
Texas Utilities Co—
Textron
22%
16%
certificates-
Sub share
42%
-
Preferred. $4.50 series——No par
Preferred $3.76 series—No par
Preferred $3.50 series.—No par
Sep 28
5.200
Texaco
Aug 15
8
Apr
Aug 16
25% Oct 21
600
10.600
42%
39% Aug 19
7% Jan
6
44%
11.25
—
96'
25
9y4 Feb 26
37% Jan
*42
'
63y4
14%
—~1
148% Jan
85
500
7^0
44%
0
7
1000
1.200
4.000
12%
4
8
6%
44%
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
33% Mar
,
,
43
6
77% Jan
3
975
16.900
,
99
6%
.
32
12%
4
75
•
43
12 y4 Mar
78
1020
23 y4
31%
*98 y4
7
995
23 ya
,
,
43
43% Jan
5
98 Vi
50
3.100
44"%
12%
1
19
32
.
44 %
4
Feb
23%
32
■
22%
98%
■
*
22%
23%
♦
47.
22%
,
47%
43%
Jan
76
46%
...
43%
19% Jan
68% Jan
5.500
"12 y4
Union Carbide Corp—
.—No par
Union Electric Co common
10
32
19%
140
3.700
1
87% Jan
53% July 10
38% Feb 19
7% Nov 18
29% Nov 27
1
19% Oct
101
Mar
87
40% Deo 23
1
25
106% Oct 25
80
Sep 16
77% Feb 25
4
67
6% Nov
29 Vb Oct
51
Apr
2
150% July 27
35% Mar lO
98% Mar 4
54
29,300
13%
■
120% Feb
1.000
43,400
——25
Twin
Aug 30
37%
53%
1,800
'
■.
9%
8%
8%
280
281
37%
37%
53%
53%
' 8%
290
18%
97%:
1020
14
57
30
46y4.
.
•
7
11
18% Jan 22
50%
9
*82%
317%
990
50
29%
9%
13%
23%
7
1.300
51%
36%
22%
.
17%
30
285
,
18
22%
97%
300
1,400
,*17
82%
23'/a
31%
17
14%
82%
47
23%
*
21
13%
22%
*
25
*20%
14%
8%
"
'
46%
.
24%
14%
30
,
18
•' 82%
1*
3.600
25
20%
9%
280
>
14.300
50%
.
9%
8%
*
500
17.600
17
'
29%
9
14%
62 y2
25
;
500
•
25
20%
14%
*
50%
29%
*
-9%
lOo
—
84
13%
53%
Inc———12.50
*81 Va
23%
52%
preferred series-Ant^-—25
2nd pfd series of '55—*-30
4%%
Sunshine
7.400
84
60 y2
280
v
SunrayrMid-Cont Oil Co common—1
'
43
23
54Y\
5
I
84.50 series A preferred—No par
Sun. Oil cat.—
No par
9,600
47%
,
*18
59 y8
.
.
1
■
•
/
84
53%
Oct
9
18
18
45%
1
COrp
Sundstrand Corp
;
Sun- Chemical Corp common—;
12% Feb
44
18
46%
18
1
DAY
4.900
12%
18%
•13%
9%
Tung-Sol Electric Co
5% conv.pfd series of 195730th Century-Fox Film Corp
—1
Twin City Rap' Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
—50
9
12%
37
Taloott Inc (James)
7
13
36%
14
19 % Jan
12%
377/a
66% Oct
14
;
37 >/4
Symington Wayne Corp
Jan
12%
1
Swift & Co..
37
4.300
59%
29%
Sweets Co of America——4.16%
4
29 y2
23%
13%
.49%
400
;
—w
Texas
124% Mar 18
1
.
preferred
25
25
23%
$9
.
l
22
Jan
2,2ji)
i-'3%
23%
17%
29
87
2e%
29%
23
17%
jun
36% Aug 12
23% Nov 25
30
ELECTION
*
28 Va
29Va
*
17Vk
convertible
29%
75
23
14%
$5
*64
23%
i\
9,400
"
22%
21%
«:r
23
75
'29%
45.700
12%
18
*13%
'
24%
Juri
24% Aur
Sep 30
21% Sep 28
15% Sep 28
28%
EXCHANGE
23%
14%
51 Ya Feb
24% Aug 31
46% Aug 30
29
30'%
30 y4
Superior Oil of California——.25
15
*63
24%
50
.
72
x28
,
*20%
4
29
25% Mar 16
193% Nov 20
14% Mar 10
*63
X28%
72
23%
•
46,100
182,100
'
84 V* '
23
29Va
,
19%
84%
23 %
..
"
20%
23
147/a
Jan
20% Sep 29
2
64% Jun
87% Aug
3
35% Apr 14
39 y4 July 15
11
27
Dec
13% Mar 16
.»
6
20
.84ya
2iy4
1348
Sep 19
39% July 26
9
7
,
33% Feb 25
)ioiy4 Aug 22
7% Oct
1
26% Feb 29
21
85%
84%
22%
24%
Sunbeam
4
,
.20% May 27
21% Jan 20
•,
14% Mar
5
29
*83%
86
22%
22%,
21%
Suburban Gas
4
18% Sep
85% Oct
Feb
80
24y4Apr 29
•38% Jan 15
3
Jan
25% Jun
52 y2
5
When issued
,
Aug 26
4
12y« Jun -1
•i-
Mar 13
94,
29% Jan 23
47% Aug 21
Apr
35
53 %
52 %
Storer Broadcasting Co.
—1
Studebaker-PackardCorp_____i—.1,
,
4
64% Jan
10% Nov 20
25
Nov
52%
2.50
,4
Jan
40"
48% July 21
16 y« Sep 23
8% Mar 20
79
51
Stokley-Van Camp Inc commonJL—1
14%
5% prior preference.
—u.20....17
58% Mar 28
7
May 26
218% July 26
14
4
21
51
49%
106»% Feb 20
63
50
Stone <fe Webster
7
102 '/a Dec
50%
19
Dec
27 ya Jun
4.1
18 y4 Feb
5% Dec
:
40%
11
Oct 28
79% Dec 21
52% Dec 29
*22% Nov 25
35 y4 Sep
41 y4
16% Jan
Oct 28
-
Feb
40%
May
20
,50
Apr
a
24% Dec 28
11% Sep 23
1275
41 y4
Stix Baer. & Fuller Co——
25 % Mar 28
88
40
4
618
27.i.00
43 y2
43%
41%
23%
24"%
*
325
20%
450
43
4
30% Aug 15
24% Jan 15
2.400
43%
7
8% Jun 29
4%
43%''
16% Jan
47% Oct 24
4%
44»A
25% Jan
26 %, Mar 24
4%
19%
33 % Jun
Apr
2
33% Mar 25
29% Oct 28
9
4%
■
43%
1
65
24 V* Jan
4%
42%
17
6
5 900
44
19;
29
73%
12%
43%
Jun
Apr
12%
19%
14
:
73%
12%
18 y4
20y«6ep ,9
.
73%
12%
42%
Aug 25
27% Mar 13
72%
12%
4%
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc.
Stewart-Warner Corp
33
6
15% Jan
6,200
74
12 VB
22
31% Dec 29
20 V4 Jan
—5
—15.
46 ya
42%
*84%
.100
.26% Feb
45%
19%
49%
——1
—
46 V4
43 y2
.
-.20
—:
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
5
45%
44 ya
.
common—..5
12% July 6
44% Mar 24-
ween
Shares
45%
73
4%
x41
—20
6% convertible preferred.;
—20
Stanley Warner Corp..
j.
5
Stanray Corp
a
:
1
Starrett Co (The) L S
.—No par
8
t»,o
19%
*100.
Corp com——1
$1.20 convertible preferred
Nov. 11
43l/a
preferred series A
$1.60 convertible preferred.
13
37% July
42% Jan
24
12 V\ Jan
43% Dec 22
17 % July 27
23% Juh
8
71
Apr 21
18
Jan
3%%
Standard Packaging
4
40% Jan
102
26% Oct 25
26% Oct 25
*
Friday
Nov. 10
x43 Vi
'
1
Standard Oil of New Jersey—7
Standard Oil of Ohio common—10
8
36% Jan
10
31% Jan
' Mar
89
4
20ya Oct 25
70
Jan
X44%
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 9
73
121/4
I2ya
4%
AOo
Wednesday
45 ya
72 y4
„
-*-.1,
Electric Co
3D% Nov 20
45% Nov
Nov. 8
44%
,
No par
i.
Standard Financial
2
Tuesday
Nov. 7
Par
36 y2
25%
46
47%
*5%
.
51/4
18%
\t
37
91%
24%.
25%
44
46
.
' " '
56% A J
32%
37%
•
56
*91%
32%
18
50%
16%
100
1,500
6,800
6
5%
2,200
18%
14 500
11
1
32%
56
36%
.
51/4
5%
17%
1
91%
91%: ;9i%
25y4
5%
55%
<
16%
16%
6
6
17%
32
3iy4
36%
16%
6
*50
50%
*50
16%
'
2,600
4,400
56' '
561%
*31%
32%
340
38%
'37%
38%
4,200
92%
*91 »/2
92%
30
25
25%
25
25%
4,300
46%
47%
46%
*7%
8 900
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1932)
Monday, November 14, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Yes* 1969
Highest
28% Oct
9 %
Apr
165
27
12 % Jan
9
26'/a Dec
23
21
29% Oct
30
40
Dec
7
39% Oct
23
58% May 18
45% Feb
10
3
22
24
33% Jan
19
•
U S
.50
preferred series A_
47
30
1
8% Sep
30
5
U 8
Pipe St Foundry Co.
U 8
Playing Card Co.
Plywood Corp common
35 ♦' Jan
4%%
4
50% Jan
19
78
Aug 31
41% Oct
64
Jan
144
26
U
8
8%
50% Sep
19
103 % Jan
5
14 Va Feb
20
17% Jan
8% Jan
2
12% Jan
148
U 8
Steel
7%
Aug 25
,
U 8
20
*19%
20
19%
20
Universal
11
When
13
8%
issued
Oil
5iya Oct
20
5
18
31
Jun
9
36% Feb
40
33
13% July 28
30% Nov
0
11
15% Oct
9
98% Dec
18
Sep
28
Van
20
67 % Jun
Oct
46
12
Nov
10
97
Aug 24
51
Jun
4
34% Jan 26
•
99% Jan
1.25
82%
82%
40
483/a
50%
49%
50 3A
19,600
32%
313A
313A
32
32 y8
•32
32 '/a
9,900
*50%
*81
-
.
343/4
33%
33 %
333/a
33%
33
163/g
16%
16 3/4
163/B
17
16 %
12%
12 %
12%
123A
133/a
29%
*29%
30%
30%
30%
30
30
20%
203/a
20 3/8
203/a
20%
20%
2O3/4
3,300
44%
41%
433/4
...44%
463/4
433A
46 %
36,400
34
353/4
36
373/a
36 %
383/8
24,800
3y8
6,100
35%
3
;
.
400
v
2%
3%
30%
30%
31%
31%
32
30%
32
4,900
2%
3Va
3
16,00
46%
6,300
100
103%
103 %
1023/4
1023/4
102 %
1021%
200
83%
80 preferred
aoo
104
103
,
83%
*83
85
*83
85
*83
85
*86
87%
*86%
873/4
*86%
873A
*86%
88
*84%
88
*84%
88
*84%
88
*84%
88
15% Jan
4
Vulcan
1
9ya
19
Jan
4
6%
943/4 Apr
8
5%% preferred
10
100
883/4
14
fi%% preferred
100
97% ' '97%
102% Apr
13%
•3,400
45 Va
84.12 preferred.
10
•1?%
11,000
47%
90% Aug 16
Jun
.16%
46%
23
65
700
;33
47%
82% Jun
103% Feb 11
.
46 3/8
87% Mar 10
8
1,600
'
47%
29
2
50 y8
46 3A
78
30
.
8
.100
Jun
52"
'
'
Virginia Elec St Power Co com
29
$4.20 preferred
2
82%
49
93
Aug. 10
66% Jan
82%
48
90%
89
7% Oct
50%
*81
94%
10
13% Jun
50
83%
49%
92
82% Jan
85
1 50 Va
51,200
93
91% Mar 17
0
60
112,400
'
25%
.
93
15
9
24 Va
94
81% Dec
20
55%
24%
24
.
93%
$4.04 preferred
21% Mar
50
58%
58%
:
100
Aug 31
20% Mar
2,700
:
preferred
85
96% Feb
54 3A
24
2%
29
2
32%
157
30
Jan
4
51'/a
22%
343A
80
11
31%
*156
20 %
86% Mar 23
15y8 Deo
313/4
157
157
29%
1
18
87% Jan
>
'...
43
5
10
Co Ino
Associates
78% Oct
12% Nov
6,400
.
12%
:
.100
Sep
5,800
•-'.
16%
convertible preferred
Raalte
6% dividend partlc
106% Aug 24
4
10%
29%
313/4
157
24% *
♦34
•
Vertlentes-Camaquey Sugar Co_6%
Virginia Carolina Chemical com
1
11
32
10 Vs
f:; 28 3/4
31%
.12.80
Vendo Co
Aug 12
6% Jan
9
Apr 22
79
1567/a
"
24
2% Sep
21% Mar
31%
31%
;
55%
-
*50 '
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2JJ0
82.28
10%
29%
'
*82'
Co
Varlan
103/a
/ ;
.500
.
200
32%
24-
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Oo
Vanadium Corp of America.
5
22% Sep
38% Oct 24
20
Jan
5
36
Mar
108
Jan
4
39% Mar
33% Jun
Utah Power St Light Co_
12
31
107
21
2
2
20%
28%
V;
*;
,
:
,
*20
6,500
48 >A
Jun
153/4 Sep
10%
28%
27
157
53%
1
,
64
32%
100
44
Nov
0
Ino com
Upjohn
343A Jan
4
26% Feb
35% May 20
Pictures Co
xlO'/a
~
29%.
■
*156
..1
.
preferred
13
20
NOV 23
4%%
Co
38
Jan
20
Universal
Aug 18
Corp
Products
♦19%
10%
28%
•
100
2.50
62% Jun
11
Nov
47% Aug 27
42
Jan 20
82% Nov 25
"
30% Oct 25
18
11% Jan
84
-
•
•> 64
No par
<
Match
20
10%
.1
com_No par
preferred
23
'
Corp
Tobacco
Leaf
Universal
18
233/4
1
Universal
41 y« Feb
2,800
2,700
7
70% Feb
81,600
37%
17
28% Jan
900
\
76%
141%
■
28%
80% Jun
17
223A
47%
75%
,.1413/s
77%
141 »/a
28%
•31% Apr
18
75%
141 Va
/'
473/4
473/4
47%
,
v
141%
23 Va
14
July 29
72%
141
>36%
24
Jan
DAY
28%
26
29% Feb
2
47%-,
75%
\
*47%
ELECTION
141% /
550
37%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.
84
10,900
23%
United
50
800
28 %
263/4
27%
13% July 11
9
34%
27 Va
343/4
37 J/4
66
17
34 %
28%
35
27%
35
.
155
273/4
51% Jan
Apr
343/4
154%
37%
9
4
1543/4
154%
27%
common
Vitamin
5
Aug 25
1543/4
46%
27
76
15,900
45
22%
Whelan
1%
U 8
Nov
Nov
29
CLOSED
47%
74%
300
46%
44%
154%
EXCHANGE
4,800
45%
43%
*36%
12
25
32% Nov
2,200
45
76%
27%
Feb
Feb
4% Dec
47%
.
140%
Stockyards Corp
159
26'/a
44%
*75
76%
STOCK
154%
44'/a
*75
37%
United
71
19% Jan
44%
26%
76%
*75
23%
24% Mar 29
8
16,000
27%
8
Jan
23%
26
24
433/a
,
22%
24
148
29%
83/4
1*300
*8%
22%
83A
22 %
253/4
.
*36y4
10
36% Jun
21% Oct
53
44 y4
.16%
47% Feb
10
28%
28%
*8%
.:
17,400
No par
Co
37 % Nov
3
40
21
200
8%
37
noncumulative preferred
25
St Pharmaceutical.—1
Tobacco
26 y» Aug
14
May
41% Apr
26% Sep
43%
(,
75%
__100
29% Dec 21
2
26
43%
)
43%
5
29yaOct
22% Jan
26
i-i
26%
75%
Corp common
9
19
2
8,300
19
*33%
37
283/a
'
.
8%
22%
42%
preferred
15
14
53% Oct
16
100
4%
7%
8%
7%
29
*8V4
21%
25%
Corp
Jun
24
60 % Aug 28
27
28%
8%
22%
34%
Shoe
8
27
30
Nov
29
*8'A
.1
,..100
.
1st preferred
non-cum
15 y« Jan
9
9% Jan
9,000
158
*17%
19
*33 %
37
22
Co common
34% Jan
21
60% Mar 12
29% NOV
106 %
4%
4%
19
7%
7%
♦33%
"
22
26% Jan
12
7%
37
28%
U 8
5
37% Feb
25% Oct
7%
27%
U
12
28
4
21
19%
27
27
47% Oct
7
18% Sep
19 %
22
34%
Apr
36% Apr
69% Sep
Apr
103 %
*156%
43/a
Smelting Ref St Mln com. —50
—50
7% preferred
47
3
139% Jan
157
4%
154
4
4
6
9
4%
100
1
Oct
108% Aug 31
Jan 28
22
Dec
4%
_8
preferred series B.
Rubber
U 8
5
25% Oct
29% Sep
146
*156%
99
.10
preferred
3%%
157% Aug 11
4
Jan
34
153
Mar 30
158%
'
20
29
33% Oct
46
95%
158%
*33%
Lines Co common
30% Sep
38% Feb 24
34% Mar 24
Shares
104
159
101
94%
158%
♦21
Industries Inc common.
4%%
26 Va Jan
40% Aug 10
Jan 26
19
54% Feb
the Week
Nov. 11
'
142% Sep
0
Friday
Nov. 10
4%
AO
8
75
7
154% Aug 10
7
21
8
U
15
Jan
40
6
7% Mar
69% July
Oct
A preference
25
28
Jan
Jun
class
25% Oct
Jan
99
24
Oct
25% Jun
20
10
29
9
82 %o
Hoffman Mach common
5%
Thursday
Nov. 9
*156
100
preferred
20% Oct
35% Apr
Jan
U 8
Wednesday
Nov. 8
91%
4
Gypsum Co common
1%
Aug 23
13% Jan
7% Oct
2
22% Dec
12
35
18
138% Sep
31% Feb
Oct
161
Tuesday
'
8% Jan
88% May
19
17
24 y8 Jun
45% Nov
4
29
36% Mar
2
22
27% Sep
8'/a Jan
149
14% Apr 17
44% May 28
Sep
40% Oct
76
24
85% Oct
Mar 30
29
U 8
13
25
27
116y2 Jun
Jan
4% Oct
120
86% Sep 22
145% Sep 22
7% Dec 28
,
Par
EXCHANGE
Sales for
Monday
Nov. 7
NEW YORK STOCK
,
Highest
Lowest
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Im|« for Pievtoae
Lowest
Materials
Co
convertible
common
preferred
9%t.
15
9%
9
M
-"15
*88
*97%
cvr»>
•r
9%
9%
93/4
8,600
15%
*15
15%
*14%
15 %
300
89%
15%
883/4
50
'
88
88
*87 Vi
89ya
60
98 3/4
98
99
99
80
9%
99
?
w
Wabash
4%%
RR
06% Sep
25
76% Mar 11
Dec
17
1
447/a Jan
25
2
46% Nov 80
21
Apr 21
23% Nov
14% Jan
12
Sep
1
18% Jun
8
55% May 11
45
Jan
14
41% July 2V
35% Aug
4
40
Jan
4
preferred
100
Wagner Electrlo Corp
15
Waldorf System
No par
Walgreen Co
10
Walker (Hiram) O St W
No par
22
52% July 20
41
Feb
1
69 V* Sep
2
Wallace
4
18% May 19
7
NOV
1
15% Jan
4
Walworth
18 % Aug
24
10
Nov
1
153/4 Jan
15
Feb
20
83
Sep
27
Sep 27
37% Mar 9
89% Jan
7
10 Vs Jan
18
Ward
52 % Sep
14
Warner
40
43% Sep
21
33% Mar 30
39
Sep
11 y8 Nov
123A May 19
62
73% Mar
May 13
60 % Aug 24
83% Dec
29
94
8% Dec
16
12 y« July 22
243A Jan
8
20
Oct
28
28 y4 Apr
7
15
Oct
27
48
Jun
12
65% Aug 21
51
Feb
8
60
Sep'H
5
Aug 21
7
21% Mar
79
Sep
23
90
78% Dec
29
91
July
25
42
May
93
Dec
26
8
61
31
101
38
42V4
421/4
41%
42
38i/8
37 V,
371/4
15
Wayne Knitting Mills
6
263/a
263/B
*261/8
26%
14
Welbllt Corp.
West Kentuoky
4%
43/8
41/4
43/a
10%
iiy4
89
Oct
3
4.20%
86
Jun
20
4.10%
15
July 29
4.80%
26
May 11
98
37% Jan
6
4
37
Jan
6
4
25 Va Oct
27
1
5
45
Oct
25
Dec" 20
88% Jan *29
77% Jan
4
-89% Aug 18
103
Feb
11
102
1
6
93% Apr
28
98
39% July
22
July 26
64
Mar
40% Mar 30
66% Dec 22
36
Jun
7
24% Jan
7
Jan
102% Mar 11
15
Jan
6
36
78
July
,
102
2
6
98% Oct
14
25
24% Oct
4
27 % July 12
38
9
523/a Jan
July 23
28% July 21
51% July 23
80% Nor
18% Oct 21
9
Nov
Aug 31
14'/a Jan
8
8
283/4 Jan
4
51% Mar 11
6
31% Mar 10
48
Oct
21
45% Sep
Sep 22
32 Mi Jan
31
-
Sep
7% Oct
•
14
17% Jan 23
35
Oct
2
32% May
43
Feb
19
1
2
88
Mar 81
0
29
Sep
79
9
Western Maryland Ry Com_No par
4% noneum 2nd preferred..
.40
Western Pacific
Western
Union Telegraph
6% Jan
35 %
14% Dec
2
40%
Sep 22
129
Sep 30
23% Jun 22
118
28% Dec
19
Deo
7
83
79
Nov
25
Jan
25% Feb
6
22% Sep 29
9
Industries
Stores
Woodward
Public
Iron
Service
July 11
Woolworth
42
Sep 29
66
Jan
4
Worthlngton Corp
80% Mar 10
95
Oct
13
9
7
89% July
0
49% Jun 24
148
19% Nov 10
Sep
25% Jun
14
26% Oct
24
3
Jan
6
191/4 Sep
28
37% Jan
6
84% Oct
1
25
138 % Jan
4
19
July 14
38
25
Aug 26
38 3/a
393/8
39 Va
40%
22 3/s
213/4
223/8
493/4
47%
48%
88
86%
86%
-
483/4
-
""*103
105
43%
94
25%
*103
44%
94%
94
94
'
-
,
26%
; 25%
25%
67%
*64%
67%
*41%
42
*41
42
-
,
.
Y
8
*24%
8
25V4
293/4
32
,
393/4
401/4
24,000
22 Va
22% .;
50%
49%
-
.
••■
''
* V
;
105
.
44%
25%
•
'>
26Va
*•
44%-.
9,100
-
210
;
25%
25%'
*66
-5,000
1
67%
42%'
39Vs
.393/4
391/4
100%
*99%
•
-
♦
,
10O
'7,400
39V2
*99%
•
—
95
*41%
42
,
100
> 105
*941/4
67%
42
*103
18,100
62,100
■V.
87
'443/a
'95
*66
———
16,500
*86 3/4
*94
'•
243/a
87
43%
3,000
•
'
"
-
22%
*103
1'400
r r
241/4
50
/ >.*>
•
*64 %<
,
*291/4
v
48%
44 3/a
8,200
,
•<
96
22i/a
105
43
:r_
200
-
32Vs
*863/4
\
1
1001/2
'
7%
7%
7 3/a
•24%
251/4
*24%
251/4
*24%
25i/4
38
*38
39%
*38
391/2
200
20
20Va
20Va
20i/4
2,000
44
44
*43%
44%
2,000
38%
11,500
39
39
38
19%
19%
19%
19%
45%
43
44%
39%
40%
383/4
39%
.
8
383/4
*80
84
*25
253/4
13%
14
13%
26'/s
1
*25V4
13%
13%
*73/4
3,200
8
••'
■"
25
Inc
80
39%
373/4
200
80
81
81
26
25%
25%
400
133/4
133/a
133/8
10
41 Va
41%
26%
1,400
10,400
401/4
*121%
40%
125V4
40%
40%
40%
4,800
*121%
1253/4
*121%
125V4
*121%
125V4
3A
28 3/a
283/a
28 3/4
28%
28%
1,200
23%
24
24
24
1,900
693/4
70
10,800
46'A
47i/4
*90 '/2
921/2
263/8
x25%
26%
41
10
28
283/8
28
10
Corp
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75
13
391/4
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11,300
18
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32
24%
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96
17%
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29%
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84
6% preferred
Wisconsin
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25
Wisconsin Elec Power Co 00m
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32
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100
14
29
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1
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7
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1
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85
400
.
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98
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Ino.
Winn-Dixie
8
Apr
;
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10
11
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303/b Jan
8
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32
98
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1,200
•
36%
32 3/a
18
7,600
88%
i'.r
35%.
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17.%
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Mar
77/a Nov
No par
Co
59
79
—
$4.25 preferred
31
92% Aug 14
12% July 24
10
31 Va Feb
29
119
9
29%
36%'
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v*83
17%
44V4
84% July 15
94% Feb
2
18
29% Feb
Mar 25
67% Dec
9% Nov 23
114% Jan
Jan~23
36% Mar
2
69% Nov
Windsor
27
27% Jan
31
63% Jan
153/a Sep
8
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83
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98
"
96%
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-
39 3/a
Wilson Ss Co Ino common
94%
83
100%
Wilcox Oil Co
200
V
11%
94%
33V4
383/4
-1
10%
17%
*99%
White Stores Ino
100
94 %
*323/4
38%
31
Oct
*93%
100%
common
4,500
43/4
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*
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35%
38V4
36% Apr
14
34%
*99 Va
Wilson-Jones
11
85
1
83 % Aug 18
273/4 Feb 26
May 27
23% Jan
88%
100
Sewing Machine oommon... 1
Prior preference
20
-50
93 convertible preferred.
Motor Co
6%% preferred
1,100
-
26 3/s
383/4
.
2,300
-
38
26 3/a
243/8
22
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-
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18
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96
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.;
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53%- 53I/4
373/4
11
353/8
32%
.
25% Oct
19% Oct
No par
RR
35 %
41%- 41%
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95
85
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>
100
White
Apr
62% Jan
•
May 26
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preferred—I
16%
673/4
35%
-
r
11
88%
*
34
100
Auto
67% Jan
6
28
37 Yo Mar 14
7
10
Sep
53% Mar 20
5
34% Jan 22
70 ' Sep 28
48% July 8
Jun
41% Sep
78
Va Pulp St Paper common
4%% preferred
Westinghouse Air Brake
.10
Westinghouae Electrlo common
6.25
3.80% preferred series B——.100
Wheeling St Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred:
NO par
Whirlpool Corp common—g
4%% convertible preferred
90
White Dental Mfg (The 8 S)
20
65
06% July 7
98% Mar 13
65% Sep 28
37% Dec 24
97
West
Jun
32% Jan
8ep 21
*83
96
25
28
♦86
.100
1
21 Va Oct
2
.100
preferred series B.
preferred series C.
16
67
•
'
changed to Allegheny Power System
95
100
95
5
27% 8ep 22
112
6
Named
pfd
Western
13
7
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Western Air Lines Inc
4
Jan
NOV 24
Coal Co
Electric
17
♦
4
57
52% May
92% Jan
Penn
Penn Power 4%%
1
31
103
6,500
3,900
42 3/a
*37 %
38% Oct
77%
501/4
42
5
29
53% Deo
8
493/4
53%
Waukesha Motor Co
150
1,000
501/4
48
53
17
38% Mar 18
29% Jan
47%
523/4
19
28% May
16% Apr
47%
6'A
52%
41% Jun
31
83 Va
*53/4
53
13
DOO
83
5%
52%
17
85% Deo 31
84
53/4
Washington Qas Light Co—No par
Washington Water Power
No par
17% Oct
Nov 24
47%
84
6
10
West
2,800
84
35
4
19,400
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day
6
15%
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2,600
8V4
10 Vs
53/4
84
5,300
551/4
7%
10
673/4
293/4 Feb
31
55
8
15%
98% Aug 30
4
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IOV4
35
97% Sep
35% Jan
29
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r.
10 Va
67
563/4 Jan
Deo
8
66
253/4
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15%
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17
95
35
—10
.
26
14
July 22
100% Aug 13
56
73/4
34V2
78% Jan
Apr
553/4
47%
(S D) Co
82% Feb
38
17
Ino.
30Va Oct
7
55
10%
5%
92% Feb
8
54 V,
*83
14
Jan
closed
election
73/4
10%
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Deo
23% Jan
32% Nov
Jan
56%
7%
10 Va
67%
West
87
55%
15%
17
24 '
10 Va Oct
39%
34
77/8Jan
S
39
53% Nov
1
23% July 14
Apr 13
May 6
Apr 17
38%
64 3/a
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23% July
38%
16 Va
12
102
exchange
34 %
26% Jan
28
383/4
68 3/a
9
30
2,000
38%
333/4
36% Feb
16% Dec
1,900
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15%
4
85 y4 Dec
1,000
54
523/4
65 %
13
4% Oct
12%
53%
52%
1
44% Sep
24
121/4
53
stock
No par
45% Jan
8% Jun 30
I2V4
53 V2
Warren
37
31% Feb
121/4
121/4
523/4
Warner-Lambert
38% May 25
3% Jan 21
25%
66
30
48% May
4
*63%
25%
81 % Aug 23
9
41% Jun
Pictures
Bros
'
251/4
*63%
25Va
12 Va
1
100
1
Corp
66
24%
mi,
373/4 Jun
29% Sep 20
45% May 4
54% May 4
48% Jan 12
46
Industries
Warner Co
*63%
253/8
12 Va
.2.50
Co
Ward Baking Co common
6% preferred
2
66
25
1
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St
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24
24
23%
24
26%
26%
.10
663/4
673/4
67
68%
-10
45
46
68%
693/4
45
45 %
89
89%
45%
preferred 4%% series—100
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Roper
Wyandotte Wonted CO
5
47%
90
90 %
92
833/4
84
911/4
83%
84
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8
83%
84%
(F W) Co.
common.
Prior
Yale St Towne
JO
Mfg Oo
Young Spring St Wire Corp.
Youngs town Sheet St Tube!—No par
Youngs town Steel Door.
27%
28%
•22V4
23
873/4
89
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20%
7%
7%
8
9
26 3/a
83
—
6,000
170
2,100
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28 Va-
28
29
28
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22
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z
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21
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4
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17
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1
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Radio
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day* *In receivershlP or Petltl°* has been 'lled
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Ex-rights
Volume
192
Number
6003
.
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1933)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
when
letters
the
bonds
In
headed
column
the
mature.
Period"
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Lowest
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Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
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11
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15
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1
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1
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3 %s
1980
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15
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3%s
15
Jun
15
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Feb
15
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15
18
83.6
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13
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.Nov
93.24 Nov
Jun
15
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+
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95.2
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98.24
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88
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92
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89
89
100
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103
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1967
1953
1973
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For footnotes, see page 29.
1927
57
92
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1961
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15
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1961
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85
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1960
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1957
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Interest
BONDS
Range Sinoa
Sold
Friday's
1930—
of
bonds
3s
Greek
or
Bid & Asked
Low
dollar
5s
7s
Last
Sale Price
(continued)—
International
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
debs
subord
conv
1979
-Feb-Aup
—
743
.
59%
B
Rhodesia
♦
and
Nyasaland—
Federation
fARlo
of)
5%s
(City
of)
Stamped
pursuant
reduced
to
•AExternal
reduced
to
8tamped
Stamped
lARome
77
62%
74
__
-
*54%
Plan
to
pursuant
55%
40
(City of)
to
*75%
1966
A
ref
4Vis
iBeneflcial
iBeneflcial
58
70
iBerlln
*63%
__
Berlin
May-Won
Debt
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"
70
>;
57
70
\i
A
*58
r_ApriZ-Oct
63
40
154
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y-
Paulo
(City)
1952
8s
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced
A8Vis
to
extl
2.375% )
secured
A
2001
sinking
reduced
to
2%)
Paulo
(State
1936
2012__
4%s
debentures
4%s
debentures
Consol
Steel
external
IA 7s
to
reduced
2.5%)
water
to
external
reduced
Croats
loan
2.25%)
dollar
to
&
A8s
secured
A7s
series
tA6Vis
«%s
1st
due
2%)
A
A Silesia
mtge
(Prov
external
Co
5Vis
external
Southern
—
*18%
20
18
May-Nov
V-18%
18%
17%
Ltd—
Dec
1
">-
90
5 Vis
Tokyo
due
1971
(City
A5 Vis
5Vis
(40-year)
1965
*14%
1968
23
California
Canada
-
f
i
loan
1961
'27
1981
May-Not
16s
1st
mtge
1953
87
97%
82%
96%
84
83
96%
61
94
102 %
,84
-
96%
.
to
*98
93
readjustment
External
conversion
A
Yokohama
due
1961
(City
1979
1979
1958
i
of)
6s
of
extended
to
1971
'26
For footnotes, see page 29.
80 V*
86%
84 %
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95
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&
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1976—-
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201
83
—uJan-July
92%
91%
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91%
78%
62
77%
86%
64
55
44
1965
69%
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63%
97%
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—Feb-Aug
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83
103%
-
68
80%
131
79%
113%
103 ya 103 y2
16
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88 %■
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76
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74
74
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conv
Co.%of
Central
RR
102
Central
New
Pacific
Pasco
92
Cerro
91
Chadbourne
96
87%
95
5.90s
conv
Without
6s
cor.v
3s
3Vis
Ry Co
1987
debs
ww
1971
warrants
subord
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38
38%
38.
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1974—Feb-AM0
75
"
'
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101%
37
-
45
89
79%
88 7.
87%
83 %
84
91 %
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8
99%
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1
87%
97%
99 Vi
162
96%
91 Va
106 y4
75%
116
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debs
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88
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April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
83%
73
100
79
1974
105
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14%
12
15%
*10%
12%
10
15
3%s
debentures
1965—
207
208
3%s
debentures
1981
97%
97%
96
101
4%«
April-Oct
88
87 */2
88
April-Oct
ww
warrants
Feb-Aug
Champion
:
A
3%s series. B 1968
5 Vis conv 1979
subord
65
67%
109% 111
—Jan-July
1974
series
Corp
Gotham
May
June-Dec
3%s
York Power
mortgage
de
82%
1974
J
N
1
Co—
Light
debentures
211
Without
1961——June-Dec
98
v
78
83%,
81<
*82%
April-Oct
61
;
•—
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—Aprll-Oct
:
92
62
*95 y2
2020
96
:
.
80
62
*62%
4%s series B Jan
mortgage
Illinois
89
16
'77
>•- 99% 102%
r-
64
AGen
Central
85
83
-
66
Jan-July
2020—May
.
100 V.
80%
78
82
77%
Jan-July
v
—Feb-Aug
June-Dec
84,
♦77
mortgage. 4s series A 19951
AGen mortgage 4%s series A Jan 1
211
97
.May-Nov
.—Map-Nov
—Jan-July
of)
*__
100% 100%
•:
4%s debs 1977—
3s debentures 1965
debentures
First
—Feb-Aug
June-Dec
(perpetual)
First
98%
1937)—
VaJJe Del Cauca See Cauca
Valley (Dept
f A Warsaw (City) external 7s 1958
assented
'
45%
45%
Jan-July
Tractor
Central
June-Dec
3%s-4 Vis41Bcs ext conversion 1978
4s-4Vis-4 Vis
external
readj
1978
3'is external readjustment
1984
5A4%s
*83%
v
199%
99%
June-Dec
.
1963
External
90
80
—
86%
132% 133;
96
9s %
1: 98
—
Cllnchfield
Caterpillar
Central
*93
Uruguay
Ry—
debentures
*
4'As
$ series 1953
extended
*80%
*86 %
133
1962—April-Oct
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
Case
(J
I)
Co. 3 Vis debs 1978
5%s conv subord debs 1983—
5
Aprll-Oct
Aprll-Oct
1971
(Republic of)—
3%s-4s-4 Vis (dollar bond of
79
84%
87%
87%
1974—*—May-Wow
Carolina
16
96
Pacific
3 Vis
14
90
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
6s
*^June-Dec
1976
first 3s
13%
12%
84
96%
Power
consol-gtd 5& A
Certificates
86
Jan-July
1961
to
1970_May-Wow
Feb-Aup
15
.
of
extended
A July
1965
Airlines Inc 4%s conv 1976
of
deposit--
Capital
100%
Jan-July
to
—Mar-Sept
Power
Oregon
Southern
consol
3Vis
1971—
extended
81%
69
'■
1967
13%
90
June-Dec
1974
99
84%
Jan-July
new
100"
*9
June-Dec
-
of)—•
extl
due
s
185
98
,23%
Electric Power Co Ltd—
ASVis
series AC
Corp 4Vis conv 1981-—::
Terminal Bldgs 5s Income 1982
Oelanese
Taiwan
99%
>70%
78
*68 Vi
Jan-July
;
mortgage 4%s series
6s series SS
.4%
*99
June-Dec
1958
1968
Italy Dev Fund 5 Vis
.
104%
95%
99 -.
♦70%
Jan-July '
RR—
mortgage
Canadian
June-Dec
June-Dec
4%s
97
ji
126
June-Dec
1962
7s
82%,
125
107
185
3s
California Electric
1962
1952
Jan
loan
*92
..May-Nov
to
114%
98
(Interest
Aprll-Oct
external
loar
126
78;
\
•
;y yy/;
mortgage
ABush
97
(Kingdom)—
a4Vis assented 1958
South Africa (Union of)
5Vis
95%
98
—Jan-July
Burroughs
*96
-
>
87
<
<102%
*-i
<;98U-
77
98
V- :1st
97
* 78"
74
—
114 Vi,
114%
r
78Vi
♦„
Bristol-Myers Co 3s, debentures 1968—-April-Oct
Brooklyn Union; Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976_Jan-J«Zi/
mortgage 3s 1980——
Jan-July
1st
mortgaged 4%s 1983_—a.—
Map-Nov
Brown Shoe Co 3%s debs 1971_——;
Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975_Maj/-Nov.
Q*
139
95%
—.
Jan-July
A
external
f
s
*95%
Jan-July
1962
extended
of)
<>4
139
(interest
1968
2012
secured
1952
i->
*95
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
2004
Slovenes
Shinyetsu Electric Power
V
—Jan-July
61% >75 /-
78;.
v;•
,
1978
B
AInc
97
(interest
1956
loan
external
B
89
' ~
1999
8tamped pursuant to Plan
Serbs
96
—Jan-July
A
Stamped pursuant to Plan
A8s
V
66 :
53
June-Dec
V
1978—^
A
>
FHrst
1st
1950
external
*90
series
series
5s
21
62%
*82%
>
1961_Map-Nov
debentures
Maine
'67 Vi
■
*77
y
mortgage
&
"
61 ¥2
:—May^Wow
debs
mortgage 2%s series I 1970
conv
Boston
__May-Won
—
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced
80
1977_,
2 Vis
Corp—
mortgage
3%s
78%
66
61%
^—Jan-July
2%s series J 1976
May-Wow
series K 1979——.Jan-July
1980
————May-Nov
Boeing Airplane Co 4Vis conv 1980
Jan-July
Borden <The)
Co 2Vis debs 1981
Mar-Sept
'
'
of)—
pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.5%)
1999
(Interest
|A8s
107
70
80
(interest
A
stamped
8s
107
*76
1957—Map-Nov
debs
5s
/
Consol
.
May-Won
fund
8tamped pursuant to Plan
•ao
—May-Nov
(interest'
1974
City Electric 6%s 1951—:
Power & Light Co Inc—
adjustment—
Consol
lAEao
Z
1989
—i—Jan-July
1990_————June-Dec
f 4s 1993Mar-Sept
Finance
89%
>•
67%
68 %
—May
2010n_.—i-—Jan-July
3%s
debentures
84%;
69
34
70%
68 Vi
Co—
Industrial Loan
/Bethlehem
__
2010
11
22
69 ¥2
71%
Aprll-Oct
I
86 y
72%
86
-
Feb-Auff y
1970
Feb
A
series
f
;
^-June-Dec
2004—_June-Dec
6Vis 1952
s
mtge s
conv
80
series
Electric
&
mtge
94
income
debs
M 3s
ref
71
__
(interest
Plan
2.25%)
&
1st
90%
June-Dec
Plan
1st
(interest
A
2.25%) 2004
reduced
conv
%
55
B
ser
convertible
4Vis
<■-
1968—June-Dec
due
to
4 Vis
1st ref
_April-Oc£
1926
A
1980^1———r„Mar-Stpt
'Baltimore Gas
(interest
A
2012
of
V
76%
86
7',.;
>
mtgp 3Vis ser
mtge 4s
1st cons mtge 4%s ser C 1995_
April-Oct
gold
stamped pursuant
(interest
*66%
cons
cons
RR—Vr.
Ohio
&
1st
y
•-J*
1946
Plan
to
2%)
to
*75%
Feb-Aug
1999
loan
reduced
1967
to
pursuant
Stamped
7g
"89%
'.5,
Feb-Anff
1921
fund
to
67
(interest
A
2012
of
2.5%)
external
68
1st
April-Oct
1953—
sinking
reduced
77
73
(interest
A
Plan
Baltimore
73
April-Oct
(State of)—
loan
to
Internal
A7s
to
pursuant
reduced
A8s
1946
2001—
6Vis
2%)
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do
external
8s
Plan
2.375%)
pursuant
Grande
»A8s
to
secured
Stamped
Rio
|
Map-Nov
1973
Janiero
de
83 %
83%
83%
r.
82
85%
Paper & Fibres—
cof(
subord
debentures
Jan-Jw/w
*92%
Jan-July
I984_^j-Jan-Jui.v
91
96
_
103%
'1021/2 104"
25-
83
101
><"
88%
111%
Volume 192
Number 6003
..,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1935)
*'
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended November
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock,
Period
Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
4Mi s 1992—Mar-Sept
■Refund and impt M 3Yas series D 1990—May-No»
Refund and impt M 3%s series E. 1996—Feb-Au®
Refund and impt M 37/as series H.1973—June-Deo
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1989—Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989——Jan-July
Chicago Burlington & Qulncy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3 Yes 1985—.Feb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 2Yes 1970_Feb-Aug
1st & ref mtge 3s 1990
:
—Feb-Aug
1st & ref mtge 4%s 1978
—Feb-Aug
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
AGeneral mortgage inc conv 5s 1997
April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1985
May-Nov
A5s
income
debs Jan
2054——
May-Nov
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
—May-Nov
Chicago Great Western 4s series A 1988—Jan-July
AGeneral inc mtge 4Yas Jan 1 2038
April
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
April
A 2nd mortgage 4Yas inc ser A Jan 2003 —April
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
First mortgage 4s series A 1994
—Jan-July
General mortgage 4Ya« inc ser A Jan 2019__April
4M28 conv increased series B Jan 1 2044
-April
A 5s inc debs series A Jan 1 2055
—Mar-Sept
Chicago & North Western Ry—
1
ASecond mtge conv inc 4%s Jan 1 1999-—April
First mortgage 3s series B 1989—
Jan-July
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
1st mtge 2Yes series A 1980——
Jan-July
4%s income debs 1995
Mar-Sept
1st mtge 5 Vis ser O
1983—
—Feb-Aug
Chicago. Terre Haute 8c. Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2"%s-4Yas 1994-Jan-July
Income 2%s-4Vis 1994—
Jan-July
Chicago Union Station—
First mortgage 3 Yas series F. .1963 _—_Jan-July
First mortgage 27/es series Q 1963Jan-July
Chicago & West Ind RR 4Yes A 1982—_May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975_Aprfl-Oct
..1st mortgage -4.Vis- 1987
;
——MayrNov
Ohio Ry
gen
83
84y«
92%
,
83 »A
83 y2
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96 Va
92%
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7
/
a imp
88
94
A 1st
'
80
-
80
83
80
80
80
90
77
64%.
95
89%
95%
First
mortgage
mortgage
C I T Financial
4-Vis debentures
"
85
74
85 V*
62%
74
—
31
82%
;
10
82%
*70%
„
74
'
41
39%
58
30
26
47%.
*77%
82
75%
*77 Ms *
86
60%
61V8
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52
61 %
33
51%
52%
197
Illuminating
3s
1st
•
51
54%
54%
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—
1
__
1st
1st
Cleveland Short Line
Colorado
Fuel
&
145
49%
3s
101
63
57
59
55
97%
•
>
97%
96
96
96 ; ;
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82
__
,
3%s
::
debentures series E
37/aS
debentures series F
4%s
debentures series G
1' 5 Vas
debentures series H
5s
debentures
'
■
—
83%
93%
,
series
4Y8s
debentures
series
I".' 1"".'
97
89%
92%
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: 21
87
58
92
18':-,
75
-
.1
82
.
;
South
Ohio
Elec
3'As
1st.
mortgage
3%s_
1st
mortgage.
4'/as
75%
75%
'
89%
v
/ 79%
♦71 '
—
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<
—
;,May-Nov
"
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<
,
—
series
&
89%
85
92
91%
i: 102
102
13
>
•
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12
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11
5
103%
9
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104
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86
1986
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—
.
88%
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37
40
54%
49
54 %
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51
46
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86
80%
86%
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-
87
92%
subord
conv;
gold
1969
debentures
Edison
Cofr-rV
1981——June-Deo
4
>
■
.
3%s
—Mar-Sept
88%
95%
69
90
79%
85
85
—
*66%
First
V
Fuel Associates 3 %s
Steel
78
t
;■ ,2%s
2001—
April-Oct
•
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' t
/'■mtge 2%S ser A 1982_Mar-Sept
and refund mtge 2%s ser ,B 1977^ApriZ-Oct
and refund mtge 2%s- ser C 1972_June-Dec:
debentures
f
s
:>'■
<;
*
;
.
85
72,
89%
87
.
78
84%
68
*76%
:v
70
74%
'76-',
*74
—
*74%■
—
First
First-
First
and refund
V 79%
:
ser D 1972——May-JVow
refund mtge 3s ser E-1979——Jan-July
and
First
and refund mtge 3 ser F 1981—-Feb-Auy
ref M 3 'As series G 1981——May-Nov
'
.
Metallurgical Corp—
,
Mar-Sept
1st 6c ref M 3V2s series I 1983i.^—-—Feb-Aug
1st 8c ref M 3%s series J 1984—^.
—Jan-July
1st
,
debentures
subord
1970
90
Coast
series
5s
99A
5
119
165
221%
95%
A
Stores
4s
conv
Inc
debs
4%s
ref
&
ref
&
M
M
3%s
3%s
series H
series
K
1982
*80
—
—V
—
53
85
18
76 Ya
74 Y«
82%
77%
80
80
81
87%
88
•
&
ref
&
1985..——June-Dec
June-Dec
1st & ref JM SYts series Q 1989
& ref M 4%s ser R 1990-
June-Dec
1st
3s conv debentures 1963__-___————June-Dec
4s
conv
*68%-Vk-\
__
*84
;
liJO
2%s
89%
*85 y4
V
3%s, debentures
3s
85
debentures
Feb-Auy
1973—_—
Electrodynamics Corp—
41/2S conv subord debs 1984
June-Dec
Consolidated Gas El Light & Power (Bait)—
1st ref M 27As series T 1976
——Jan-July,
1st ref M 2%s series U 1981—;——April-Oct
88
.
79
>
,
t
93%
88
100%
106
87%
104V2
104% .105%
102.
250
__
Va
102%
250
■
'
99%
100
106%
103V* 107%
103% 104%
-105%
i02 '
106
3i<V
;25
General
28%
236
29%
102% 110
124
54
t124.
112
1;
148%
■
*80
85
76%
84%
75
:
82%
70%
*78%
76%
f 2%s series X 1986.—_Jan-July
Consolidated Natural Gas 23As 1968
_ApriZ-Oct
3y»s debentures 1976————
May-Nov
3%s debentures 1979———.—„—June-Dec
3s
debentures
1978——,
—Feb-A up
1_
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
102
102
102
6
102
101% 102
8
100
98%
10
92
104% 104%
2
mtge
*73%
s
47As debentures 1982
5s
debentures
1982
•
92%
92%
5
,84%
92 Va
89%
9y0%
23
83%
81%
91 Va
*82 V*
—
*83%
Feb-Auy
4%s
debentures
1983—;—_——
5s debentures 1985——
77
—
98%
—Feb-Aug >•
Railroads of Ouba-^"■
v?'*
•
,
A3s cum inc debs 2001_.
April-Ocf
3
Consumer' Power first mtge 27/ns 1975——Mar-Sept
833a
Convertible debentures 4%s 1975^—
-Feb-Aug
no
lsi
mortgage
4%s 1987—_—
^.—April-Ocl
1st
mortgage 4V2S 1988^—
..April-Ocf
1st mortgage 4%s
1989—l
Feb-Aug
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965—_Jan-July
Continental Can Co 3%s debs 1976—-—April-Ocf
4%s debentures 1985
————_April-Oct
Continental Oil Co 3s debs 1984 — — ,_May-Noo
_u
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80%
84%
83%
100%
28
84%
33
110%
102% 102%
110
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5s conv subord debentures 1979
—June-Deo
Corn Products Co 4%s subord debs 1983—April-Ocf
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3%:
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77
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80
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series
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84
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mortgage 3%s 1981—
———May-Noo
3s
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5s
(1942
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91%
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1969—-——.—
debentures
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conv
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98%'102%
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97
28
54
V_
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1983,———May-Noo
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Grand Union Company 4y$s conv 1978—-Jan-July
Great Northern Ry Co—
General 5s series C 1973---———.
—Jan-July
General 4 y2s series D 1976--.:———Jan-July
General mortgage 3 yBs series N. 1990——Jan-July
General mortgage 3Y«s series O 2000
—Jan-July
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Great Western Financial Corp—
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197
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29
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,
ref
4%s
General
Consolidated
1st
84
99%
v
1981—————Mar-Sept
debentures 1982——
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General Motors
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94
97
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167
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5s
debentures
1977———————-Feb-Aug
4s debentures 1979 '——,——Mar-Sept
5s debentures 1980———Mar-Sept
13.;
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1986-———May-Nov
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M
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;
1977—;—-—May-Nov
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conv debs 1976/.—-April-Oct.
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General American Oil Oo of Texas—
4%a conv subord debs 1984—,———May-Nov
Gen Amer Transport 4s conv debs 1981—May-Nov
General Cigar Co 5y2s Income debs 1987_Juue-Deo
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.
debentures 1977
—Feb-Aug
subordinated
&
79%
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i
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Y«
83
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1984-
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2%s
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1972
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i
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21
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April-Oct
5s stamped
1965—-^————_April-Oct
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s
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1978—-——-—April-Oct
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1982—-——Jan-July
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Duquesne Light Co 2%s 1977^——_—-Feb-Aug
1st mortgage
2%s 1979——
Apr-Ocf
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——Feb-Aug
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W
-April-Oct
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64
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&
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26
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and refund 2%s series I
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1980
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1981————ApriZ-Oct
1981
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1982—
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1982—L—-April-Oct
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.
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78
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„
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1993—
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63%
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62
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first gtd 4%s
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66
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series
M
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i-June-Dee
86
♦98
1970—Jan-July
:
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mtge 4%s 1994———;
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63
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&
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4
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Delaware Lackawanna 8c Western RR Co-—
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1971——April-Oct;.
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gold 4s 1983
i
June-Dec
General 5s series B 1093—.
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mortgage
mortgage
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gtd 3%s series J® 1969—Feb-Aug
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——
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6
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debs
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1977—
—Jan-July
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—-Feb-Aug
Delaware & Hudson 4s extended 1963 —May-Nov
1st
81%
35
39
51
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—
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•
50%
series B
4s
Publishing
Jan. 1
No.
5
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^
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1970—.— June-Dec
Range SIbm
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High
4
Dayton Power «fc Lt first mtge 2 %s 1975—April-Oct
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Jan-July
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1982——————-Feb-Aug
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Mar-Sept
80
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50 Y2
Bid & Asked
1970
4s series A
ref
8c
1970™
4s
& ref
lien
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82%
—
equip
61
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85
—
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or
Range
Friday's
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84%
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Sale Price
1970——Jan-July
—__Ju»e~Deo
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160%
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or
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1972
53
99%
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f
f
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99
96%
96%
5
94%
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21
98%
11
47 Ve
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„
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Feb
5s
income
.
Jan-July
1984
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&
5 A Adjusted
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1978
1982—
f debentures
s
mortgage
1957
mortgage
4 Vis
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94
93
18
101
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100%
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105
Montgomery
income debentures Jan
Mohawk
Railroad
&
Morris
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s
Illinois Bell Telephone
2%s series A 1981__Jan-July
1978
June-Dec
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-ZVoi;
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May-Nov
Consol mortgage 3 %s series C 1974
May -Nov
1st mortgage 3Vis series Q
1980
Feb-Aug
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3Vi8 debs
Co
Credit
Tel &
Interstate
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f
s
4Vis
Oil
Interstate
debentures
Power
wto
72
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debs '83_Jtfay-Nov
—
99
98%
series
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91
92%
210
1977
A
5s
1978
1982
conv
89 Va
98
82%
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3s
252%
85
*95%
Jan-July
1980
3s
*86
Mar-Sept
55%
June-Dec
Chem 4%s debs
&
Prods
mortgage
New
93%
84
175%
144
219
54 Va
June-Dec
1st
First
217%
53%
1985_June-Dec
.i
Steel
Tea
1986
ser
1976
Corp 1st 3%s
mortgage 3%s 1986
New
1987
Breaker
Distillers
National
101
21
126
debs
1970
1st
101%
20
100 Vs 100 %
100 %
57 Va
May-Nov
1986
f debs
s
conv
Products
debentures
National
103
96
Dairy
debentures
Natl
101%
15
99%
65%
56 Va
1977—Mar-Sept
2%s debs 1970—June-Dec
5 Yes
National Distillers
87
967/a
j.—
Gas
Cylinder
3s
87%
94
—-
St Louis 3s
Chatt &
Register 4%s
3 %s
72%
81%
83 Va
100 Va
73%
56%
57 Va
April-Oct
National Cash
National
238
207 Va
■
—
♦100% 101%
Feb-Aug
69%
.
*•
Ljm
Nashville
83%
77%
76%
—-
—
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4%s
sub
conv
3%s
Co
mortgage
I-T-E
4%s
■
83
83
—
5
77%
2007
1978
Nati
82%
81
Pipe Line Co—
f debentures
s
1st
Tel
84%
82%
—
77%
*87
1979_May-No®
4%s debs series B 1981
Feb-Aup
International Minerals 8c Chemical Corp—
3.65s conv subord debentures 1977
Jan-July
81
76%
15
83
*83
——"
Jan-July
1987
1st mortgage 4%s series L 1989
Harvester
83
3Vis
gtd
66%
52
62
N
73%
23
__
*82Va
•
—
Jan-July
mortgage 4%s series K
Intern'l
•„
-
—
Mar-Sept
,
■
*70%
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982_
1st mortgage 3 Vis series J 1981
International
88
1972—
1st
1st
78
■
3%s series H
mortgage
Inland Steel
777/e
♦81 Va
78
3s series B
mortgage
first
73%
116
687/a
1980—Jan-July
2000
—June-Dec
13
Essex
High
68
59%
debs
59%
debentures
1
Jan
51
67%
Mar-Sept
1966
debs
Credit 4%s
Va
2U30
gtd 4s 1991
inc
6s
Ward
69
62
__Jfar-Sept
first
69
67%
2045
1
1976
& Malone
Jan. 1
Low
No.
2020
1
1
4%s series B Jan
92%
•
Range Since
Sold
55%
Jan
mtge income
3%s
First
series C
1990
1 2u0o
mtge income 4%s series A Jan
81 Va
8
56%
56%
April-Oct
2
Bonds
High
69%
4%s series B Jan 1
Gen
108%
87 Va
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Co
RR
1st
120%
100
Mar-Sept
1968
s
4%s
18
Jan-July
1970
2%s
s
4%s
102% 103
103
Jan-July
WecK-s Range
Last
Sale Price
High
94
112% 115
115
Mar-Sepf
Monday, November 14, 1960
Low
Gen
fund debentures
debentures 1977
sinking
Period
1st
Corp
debentures
4 VaS
4s
debs
tr
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Corp—
debentures
.
(Range for Week Ended November 1 1 )
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Corp of America—
6s
5s
first
sub or d
conv
Hotel
Ry
.
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
Valley
.
Week's Range
Friday
Hocking
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
88%
79
5s
series BB
1989
54
80
1st
&
ref
3Vis
April-Oct
60
58%
60
6
53%
62
1st
&
ref
mtge 4%s series DD
Jan-July
17
16.9
17
61
15%
27%
1st
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ref
5s
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series
series
CO
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1978
1991
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June-Dec
81%
81
86%
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86 Va
98%
99%
103% 105
92 Va
10
81
*85
99%
80 Va
86%
81%
81
June-Dec
June-Dec
1990
*85
4
__
—
—
23
12
92 Va
9
99% 100%
43
92 Va
103% 105
22
87%
77 Va
85
76
85%
79%
87
78%
96
100 Va
85
101%
106 Va
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96%
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100
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Volume
192
Number
6003
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1937)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Pacific
Tel
&
Tel
2%s
debentures
1985—June-Dec
2%s
debentures
1986
debentures
1987
31/4S
debentures
1978
debentures
3Vas
debentures
3%s
1991
1988
American
4%s
Oil
World
4y2s
5s
88%
&
1979
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
1975
1968
series D
mortgage
Eastern
93
96V4
series
income
B
First
&
&
First
F
4s
1985
First
&
First
&
First
refunding
mortgage
&
3%s
First
&
&
&
First
<fc
88%
14
78
98 %
83%
96%
4%s
94 %
100%
First
85%
First
77,
32
92/a
93%
1st
59
56
83
78
84%
1987
3/as
Spiegel
guaranteed 4%s
I
ser
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis
Inc
Oil
of
Standard
Oil
80 %
88
Standard
85
92
2%s
77
84
Standard
5s
series
A
1970-
mortgage 5s
series
B
1975
75
82
84%
Sunray
79%
87%
84 %
Superior
73
84%
Surface Transit Inc
84
Swift
74%
101
4
91
11
85%
6
92%
2
102%
Chemical
Oil
93%-'96 %
172
104%
*88
3%s
Procter
&
Public
3s
debs
conv
*98%
96%
2%s
85
Electric
debentures
First
debs
&
1981
Gas
First
First
3%s
debentures
'First
and
debentures
118 Vi
94/.
93
71
90 %
93
93
97
;
107
90
5
102/2 102%
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~1
*89%
92
101
91%
3s
J)
Tobacco
3s
debs
1973
97%
102
5
16
Mfg Co 37/8s debs 1975
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp—
adjustment
bonds—
5 Vis
series
A
1578
4Vis
series
B
1978.
4Vis
series
C
1978
Richfield
4%s
85
85
94%
91%
Gas
serial
&
1st
mtge
mtge
99
Jan-July
&
McBee
debs
conv
6Vis
April-Oct
*a__—x
3 Vis series" J
debs
conv
19C9„
1977-
82 %
Lawrence
&
Second
.
St
gold 6s 1996
Louis-San Francisco
1st
1st
—
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
mortgage
4s
series
1997—.
A
125
125
127
270
*101
2%s
104%
93%
f
s
105
106
of
Second 4s
-
80
107%
21
90
St
Paul
&
Paul
Union
Scioto
V
Scott
&
Paper
Scovill
Depot
New
3s
105%
conv
%s
1st
f
s
debentures
Finance
Seagram
(Jos
3s
Co
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&
debentures
64
Roebuck
4%s
69%
66%
34
6"
68
77
4%s
5s
89%
82%
Roebuck
:
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85
76%
*91
112%
—
1966
*76%
—
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5s
conv
Service
subord
*90
*82%
71
63%
5Vis
Oil
conv
Union
Sinclair
Skelly
Oil
Oil
subord
Oil
2 Vis
Smith-Corona
5Vis
conv
&
3s
subord
Bell
1982
debs
1971
—
April-Oct
"
Oil
27
91
102
83%
86%
99
97%
5s
1963—
April-Oct
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
1979
——Jan-July
debentures
2%s
debentures
27is
debentures
-
—.
83%
96%
—
99%
91%
91%
91%
6
87
/8
93%
84%
79
84
87
88
74
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1991-Mar-Sept
April-Oct
—
♦81
82
90%
11
98%
7
98%
94%
98%
95%
97%
90
100
93 %
98%
100%
93%
8
101
80
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Jan-July
89%
95
*82%
April-Oct
95
95%
86
*97% 100
Jan-July
May-Nov
,
J,
97%
98%
Mar-Sept
—
82
82%
88%
88%
—
91
97
91%
80
WW
*89
Mar-Sept
101
82%
*93%
April-Oct
72
85
T-
♦92%
*88
81%
65
*82%
Feb-Aug
88%
94%
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Jan-July
1983
70
*98%
May-Wow
April-Ocf
84
75
*68%
1966—ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
—
debs
85%
*88
74
77
83%
*83%
June-Dec
1976
1968
82%
88
94%
95%
68
Jan-July
of
98%
67
68%
88
90%
80
92%
America—
subord
debentures
1969
debentures
June-Dec
1976
subord
&
debs
84%
87
Mar-Sept
96%
99%
first gtd
—
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5s
2
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lien
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and
&
subord
B 1995.
mtge 3%s
ref
ref
4s
income
F
ser
debs
RR
A
mortgage
RR
*84%
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*90%
.....
2008
Feb-Aug
„Feb-Aug
ref
2000-._Feb-Aug
1970- _Feb-Aug
3%s 1967'_Jan-July
May-Nov
mtge
gen
3s 1979—"
3 %s
1974-
mortgage
3%s
I
series
1966
4s
gtd
2361
1982-—,
3%s
debentures
Pacific
RR Co
debentures
income
95%
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A
3%s
Gen
4%s
mortgage
mtge
s
4s
f
s
f
RR
1981
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84
84%
5
90%
98 %
597/8
34
54%
60%
59%
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107
95%
95%
2
55
60%
19
95%
80
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90%
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98%
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103%
75 %
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93%
93%
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92%
85
85
13
82 %
86%
70
73%
Mar-Sept
*73%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
91%
92%
87%
91%
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1980
1978
88
94
88
92
92%
_Feb-Aug
*90%
Jan-July
89%
112
81%
93%
85
90
91
91%
55%
64 %
-
2004
A
Jan-July
59%'
59%
3%s
1971
593/4
2
37%
47
78
78
1
77
79
87%
87%
1
84
88%
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Electric
Public
75
97%
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May
4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029Power
2%s
1976—— June-Dec
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
82%
97%
96%
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Co—
series
78:
75
59%
_Jan-July
1975—
debs
debs
68
53%
91 %
V
95%
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May-Wow
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1967
D
debentures
Central
50
49%
"
1970—
3%s series C
3%s series
Corp
Co
67
79
.
May
ser
1984
mortgage
convertible
'
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59%
&
1167.
60%
■,....,75/
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1st
RR
Wilson
122%
"Z
1969— April-Ocf
April-Ocf
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Wisconsin
84
90%
62
62
*77%,
*--
2361.
3%s
88
61%
.
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
mortgage 3%s series C 1979
First
74%
;
112%
69
*63
April
April
1971J.-,:J— _Feb-Nov
3%s
first
registered
Wheeling
100
106
84
87
;
•
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
102%
68%
—
95
116% 116%
116%
59%
5%s
—;
*
1973. ■April-Oct
_Ja7t-July
Western
84%
88
Co-
Shore
1st
102%
*74%
—May-Nov
——
C
ser
1983
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981—
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991
4s
79
85
__
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*86
.Mar-Sept
1983
Western
94%
518
118%
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ser
1982
J
ser
4%s
Electric
83%
87
94/a 103%
105
*84%
3%s
M
mortgage
Power
90
107%
192
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ret
Penn
104%
24
112%
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&
Penn
82%
84 %
98%
111
112
84%
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97%
83
74%
85/a
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83%
106
38
76%
96%
12
85
86%
79%
118%
92
93%
85
73%
Warren
87%
100
86%
I 1981_ _June-Dec
mortgage & refund 3%s
First
77%
99%
'
*
83%
Lighting
92%
53
' ;
88%
General
97
__
■
Co—
Washington
85
5
,
1980—
Power
*85%
Mar-Sept
'
Westchester
90
—
91%
98
81
81
♦96%
98
81 %
—
3
55
94
76%
106
81%
95%
95%
83
83
75%
83%
Feb-Aug
1985-
1987
124%
79 %
.Jan-July
39
___
*91%
Jan-July
June-Dec
1976
76%
107%
79%
'
75%
75%
72
77%
-Jan-July
75%
75%
73
75%
range/
included in the year's
d Ex-interest. e Odd-lot sale not
included In the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year s range,
r Cash saw
not included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
a*ntinn
77 at
t Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
*
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
a
RR
*9942
17
„
91%
1978
93
82%
100
102
120% 122
April-Oct
Jan-July
1979
debs
2 Vis
4%s
1978
93
76%
__
102% 103%
*86%
April-Oct
1986—June-Dec
1965
81%
75
83%
First
conv
debentures
North Alabama
Southern
84%
debentures
75%
15
—
*82
.
w
Corp—
4%s
—
*88
1971
79
Marchant—
Socony-Vacuum
South
Jan-July
1982
.
73%
*86%
1st
72%
86%
*98
103%
debentures
2'%s
Corp
May-Nov
Jan-July
debs
f
s
86
99%
1975-ApriZ-Oct
1976
-
4%s
subord
Whirlpool
3.20s
Gas
&
76%
119% 120
*82%
series B
gtd gold 3%s
Terminal 2%s series A
y6
.
100% 101/a
1983—Feb-Aug
1979
76%
♦76%
1971—May-Nov
Gen
Co—
debs
Pipe Line
Shamrock
Shell
Rubber
1977
Jan-July
June-Deo
Mar-Sept
1973
93
77%
100% 101
June-Dec
debs
f
s
80%
72
07%
99
June-Deo
87%
■
104
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101
—:—
4%s
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Feb-Aug
79
__
J/.
■
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Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1980
91
Corp—
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Electric
Wabash
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111% 112%
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Feb-Aug
debentures
Co
1985
E
2%s
'
80
53
Corp—
1982—
&
20
—
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6s
87
*93
1972
subordinated
debentures
Sears
86
„
1975- .Mar-Sept
First
-
76
64%
*86%
May-Wow
—-—June-Dec
Acceptance
debs
1972
72%
66%
71 Vi
*79
1974
debentures
86
*73%
90%
1980_ .Mar-Sept
5s
Sears
f
1st
77
63%
1980—__——May-Nov
2 Vis
Sons
1970__AprZZ-Oct
1990—ApriZ-Oct
1980
1st
West
debs
*81%
104%
92%
97%
3%s
America
4s
and refund
Virginian
68%-
April-Oct
1977
5%s
105%
95%
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First
88
Co—
mortgage 3s series B
37/8s
138
102%
First and refund mtge 2%s ser H
71 %
1989—May-Wow
1971_,
Mar-Sept
4%s debs 1982—
108
--
31
1967
Steel
conv
Virginia
115%
84
66%
1st gtd 4s
debentures
conv
Manufacturing
Seaboard Air Line RR
Seaboard
197 tU-
3%s B
England
50
97
1982
debentures
Works
conv
4
105
64
*76
inc bond-certificates NOV: 1989_Jan-July
Duluth RR 1st cons 4s 1968—June-Dec
St
104%
96%
1974
debentures
s
trust
2%s
Corp
3%s
99%
71
68%
1989_/_,_
132%
*—
ApriZ-Oct
1977
debentures
4%s
92
*86
66%
certificates
90 %
104
128
132
May-Nov
debentures
Participating
127%
*60%
Jan-July
bond
84%
87
84
Vencio Co—
106%
85%
92
99
107%
mtge ihc 4Vis ser.A Jan 2022.—i.May
4s series B 1980—.
I
Mar-Sept
A5s income debs series A Jan 2006
Mar-Nov
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
7,.
4s
*—
93 %
80
1
81%
2%s debs 1970
2%s
mtge & coll
Rubber
S
Steel
94
99%
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__
mtge
First
80%
11
„
90
85%
'
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1st
91
90
91%
May-Nov
debentures
Vanadium
89%
.
Ry Co—
90%
*84%
89%
85
7
78
sinking fund debentures 1973
& coll trust 4%s 1977
United
88%
__
1971—•__Mar-Sept
gold ,5s 1996_Jan-JMZy.
April-Oct
A
series
Adirond'k
90%
91%
95%
87 %
__
91%
85%
90
f
s
General
Bt
90
*90
June-Deo
ser
3%s
Missouri
Virginia & Southwest
Baguenay Power/3s
—
*94%
86%
78%
coll trust 3%s 1972
coll trust 33/as 1975
States
87%
80
"85
Mar-SepZ
-Jan-July
1977
100
6
mtge
United
Corp—
1977
D
General, mortgage
Aircraft 5Vis
1983_.
94
'
Jan-July
_
87
__
*99% 100
7
1986
4%s
Co
&
1st
70
96%
__
3%s
Corp 2%s 1970
& coll trust 3%s
mtge
25/as
54%
23
90
P'eb-Aug
80
Pacific—
tr
debentures
Gas
1st
96%
25
of
RR
1st
98%
J an-July
;
:
Electric
Rehr
Royal
•
:
:
subord debentures
conv
*%s
•
12
80
1982
Car
Biscuit
3%s
93%
55
>87%
M
of California
Tank
United
104
98%
Oil-Corp—7.
Rochester
1
1
•
78%
85
May-Nov
3%s series C
Orleans
coll
Pacific
United
93%
54%
98%
11
85
91%
Refunding mortgage 2 %s series C
80%
96%
Oil
Union
87%
80
92
102%
84
80
1968
3 %s
Union
160/a
86%
__
95
83%
Jan-July
gold 5s 2000
3%s
Co
&
Union
104%
75%
101%
94%
-
103
100
April-Ocf
May-Nov
Corp 2%s debs 1961
mtge
1st
April-Ocf
Rheem
'Debt
Co
mtge
U
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995_May-Nov
Steel Corp
4%s
debs
1985——Mar-Sept
(R
Oil
debentures
3%s
Republic
84
99% 100
141%
94% 101%
92% 109
20
90%
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
4%s
Reynolds
New
1st
R
-
of
Electric
First
95%
82
86%
M
first
refund
and
RR
4%s
Jan-July
112%
99% 100
102% 106
u
Union
98
155
__
82
*82%
April-Oct
1964
83%
218
99%
105%
Louis—
refund M 3%s series B
Pacific
Tidewater
122%
85%
—
*102% 103%
Mar-Sept
debentures
76%
125% 129%
128
June-Dec
Thompson Products 4%s debs
80
47
97
*95%
...
78%
84 %
80
51
94
99
70%
2
RR—
84
81
83 %
95%
95
100%
84
'*94%l.95%
104%
94%
36
June-Dec
St
Pacific-Missouri
Term
96%
98
Texas
94%
91
and refund
&
General
,
of
Orleans
New
and
Texas
Q
2%s
Oats
Assn
First
96%
100%
100%
5
.
99
82%
June-Deo
1979
1980
&
RR
1st
1977
Quaker
notes
Texas
98%
98%
88
117% 118/4
June-Dec
1975
debentures
1979
notes
conv
senior
1983
69
*—
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1983_April-Oct
4%s
capital
1985
90%
—
99%
103%
Inc—
impt 2%s series D
89
96
70%
62
ft
75%
Jan-July
and
98%
—
96
98
75%
May-Wow
Company (The) 35/as debs
Corp 3s debentures 1965
'
*84
May-Woo
3Vis
1972
Refund
Co—
1972
mtge 6s 1971
1573
notes
Tri-Continental
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1968_Jan-JuZy
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
and refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_Juwe-Dec
First
6s
5 % %
88
98%
90%
56%
*
7
82 %
Jan-July
impt M 4s series C 2019
89
*100
'•
*
Jan-July
May-Wow
and
95%
*95%
and
First
1966
1981
Refund
70%
*94%
Mar-Sept
1963
1973
debentures
(James)
senior
Texas
-
7
103
*94%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Terminal
95%
Jan-July
103
June-DeG
1982
115%
105
99%
61%
k__
103
April-Oct
1971—May-Nov
96%
89
May-Nov
37/8s
'
103%
91%
200
60%
102
95%
100
T
123%
70%
ApriZ-Oct
.
1983
2%s
debs
1st
debentures
5%s
__
—■
90%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1573
Gamble
Service
3s
Co
•
89
__
-*98%
—
60%
11
*99% 100
Jan-July
debs
107
98
115%
-
*72%
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 Vis • 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967.
ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
84
89%
--
Jan-July
Texas
114
95%
83%
—
70%
April-Oct
1982
debentures
3%s
Co
Co
&
3%s
2/as
Corp
Oil
1984
1983
conv
4%s
101%
*95%
1975
April-Oct
mtge 3Vis 1964—May-Wow
89%
94%
99%
97%
*101% 102%
mortgage 3%s series E
83%
April-Oct
;
(Ohio)
80%
106% 106%
ApriZ-Oct
General
Power
Co
77%
Stauffer
debs
debentures 2%s
72%
99%
June-Dec
Electric
Oil
1985
4%s
3 /as
1974
79%
90%
1151/2
91
30
Jan-July
1983
J)
First
mortgage
General
Potomac
(N
*84
Feb-Aug
General
1st general 5s series B 1962
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
3Vis s f debentures 1986
Oil
debentures
*82%
95
42
Feb-Aug
debs
California
debentures
14
101
43
98 %
May-Nov
(Indiana)
60
*81%
92%
Jan-JuZy
5s. 1994
63
128%
86%
April-Oct
1996
subord
conv
Standard
92
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
1st
5s
5s
2%s
85
80%
90%
91%
69%
1983
*77%
1963_Feb-Au0
1964_May-Nov
J
ser
Tel
99
85
15
109%
97
*83%
1988
gold
79%
83%
56%
2
85%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1983
gold
4%s
debentures
4 Vis
June-Dec
—
consol
tr
first
95
-I
debs
first
coll
div
Soutnwestern Bell
91%
ApriZ-Oct
1989
Ry
mtge
85
June-Dec
1985
Southern
63
83
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
.
76
58%
83 %
~8
56%
101%
Memphis
June-Dec
5%s series 11
High
153
97
'75„June-Dec
1996
76
91%
Low
86%
May-Nov
A
1961
60%
83
Jan. 1
10.
118
1986
ser
E
F
54
May-Wow
-
1982
mtge 5s
& Chem
series
G
11
83
Range Sino.
>1(1
Co—
2%s
series
54%
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Coke
3%s
mtge
RR
series
54
*85
118
Mar-Sept
2%s
70
59
56%
118
_May-Nov
2%s
70
54
Jan-July
1977
mortgage
17
4Vis conv subord debs 1984
Apr-Oct
Philip Morris Inc 47/8s sf debs 1979
June-Dec
Phillips Petroleum 23/4s debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
Pittsb
A
mortgage
20
April-Oct
Consolidated
Lines)
mtge
70%
refunding
subord
Pacific
71
1
High
131%
1973_Juue-Doc
—
1st
mortgage
98%
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
conv
1994
conv
First
100%
Corporation—
4Vis
4%s
1969
Term
70%
May-Wow
1983
3%s
3
■.
or
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
1981
Fran
Talcott
Phllco
Co
(Oregon
4Vis
Ban
87%
319
1970
2%s-4%s
Ry
Gas
Gold
100%
91%
93
Last
Sale Price
Co—
Gold
88V'a
91%
—
4%s
98%
4%s 1987
refunding 3%s 1988
refunding mtge 4%s 1986
First &
First
70%
June-Dec
refunding
First
88/.
Jan-July
1977
1978
3 Vis
refunding
First
80
Feb-Aug
C
27/8s
refunding
&
First
5
83%
Jan-July
April
1990
refunding 23/4S 1971
refunding 23/»s 1967
refunding 23/4s 1974
refunding 23/4s 1981
&
81%
Indiana
Jan-July
1974
General gold 4Vis series
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First
Pacific
I)
Co—
debentures
Natural
Southern
95%
June-Dec
1981
3/8s
Ry
series
Souinern
91%
Marquette Ry 37/8s series D 1980—Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
5s
Southern
84%
87
Pere
General
81%
88
77
ApriZ-Oct
4 Vis
mortgage 4Vis series E 1984
&
74V2
81%
29
Edison
First
1965
A
B
General
General
convertible
5
*91%
June-Deo
Light 3s
series
series
3%s
California
87
*96%
1964_June-Deo
General
Peoria
79
Southern
81
Pennsylvania RR—
General
71%
81
Period
Range
Friday's
Bonds
Low
Southern
debentures
Power
General
75%
88
Interest
Exchange
1
Week's
High
78%
Airways—
subord
conv
Pennsylvania
debentures
Low
70
80%
Feb-Atig
Feb-Aug
3V2S
New York Stock
Jan. 1
No.
87
87
May-Wow
debentures
Western
BONDS
Range Sine*
Sold
77%
*85%
Mar-Sept
1981
debentures
4%s
Pacific
Pan
198J
Bonds
*75
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
3%s
High
Friday
*75%
April-OcZ
3%s
for Week Ended November
Week's Range
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29
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delivery
sale
not
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selling
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1938)
it", *
Monday, November 14, 1960
...
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the following extensive list we
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Acme-Hamilton
A
10s
Precision ' Products
Acme
Wire
ISO
1
10
Inc
Co
Plastics
lOo
1
1
1
•
Corp
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca
Manufacturing
Corp
Aero
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aid
Investment
7%
2%
Low
High
3
1%
1,000
19,400
2,700
1,300
2%
7%
2% July
1% Oct
5% May
2'/. Nov
2%
2%
~9
8
9%
Oct
4% May
49%
45%
51%
6,700
13,000
7%
7%
7%
2,400
6y* Oct
3%
3%
1,400
3V4
41 y.
18
y8
4%
4%
3ya
1,200
Oct
Bourjois
Jan
Sep
Wood
Alan
5%
Jan
Brliio
British American
Jan
1
Amer
Jan
Sep
80
Oct
86 Ya
Jan
Brown Company——
2,700
3% July
6%
Jan
Brown
Feb
9%
1,400
6
July
7%
7,900
6% May
3y8 Oct
10%
8% Aug
4% Mar
3%
1,000
10%
100
5
11%
5%
2,300
11%
300
10
Mar
9%
9%
9%
1,800
73/4
Oct
Paper Corp.
All-State Properties Ino.
10%
10%
11%
7,000
10 Ye
Nov
4%
4%
4%
Alsco
11%
10%
11%
76%
76%
77%
250
3%
3%
3%
10,200
3y®
4%
4%
200
4%
Sep
49
49%
325
42
600
12% Aug
8% Oct
AOs
Inc.
Alumtnum Co of America 13.71 pfd-100
Ambassador Oil Corp
American Beverage Corp.
Book
1
American
Business
American
Electronics
13%
13%
14%
1
11%
10
11%
13,800
-25e
4%
4%
2,800
Systems tan.
Inc
American-Internat Aluminum.
4%
4%
4%
6%
6%
10%
74%
4%
Jan
26%
Jan
6% July
15
July
17% Aug
Jun
17
10% Jan
Nov
23 Ye
Jan
81% Mar
Sep
4% Aug
8% Jan
Jan
~5%
American Seal-Kap Corp of DeL
-2
11%
10%
American Thread 5% preferred™
American Writing Paper
-•
4%
4%
5%
J
B
S
F
Oil Co
Anacon
Lead
class A
Mines
Andrea
Anglo
4.72
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Ccrp *A* aha_J.ee
Angostura-Wupperman
Anken
Chemical Ss Film Corp
(The)
Buckeye
serial preferred
6ft
19% Sep
19%
Butler's
50%
Jan
Jun
Cam
Feb
5,600
700
10 Ye
2
V/e
Jan
16'/8
Jan
4
Jun
4%
Apr
Apr
32%
Feb
1,100
V/e July
ft Aug
15%
16%
1,000
15
12
13
800
11
600
5
5%
5%
33/4
4%
20,300
6%
6y8
100
Inc
Eastern Aviation
preferred—
$2.50 preferred.
6%
preferred
.
Consol Oil Ac Oae Co_,
Calvan
Fire
Bread Co
Jun
20
Aug
July
Canada
Cement
22 %
8%
Jan
36%
40%
22,900
22%
Jan
3%
3%
2,300
3%
Sep
6%
Jan
7yaM'ay
55% May
7% May
Ltd.
Canadian
—
Canadian
Canadian
Husky
Oil
_c
40%
NOV
Canadian
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Petrofina
lAO
Arkansas Power As Light 4.72 pfdL-AOO
33
Ltd partic
30%
33
3,100
19.200
Jan
29%
Oct
Williston
Minerals
Jan
38% May
94
1 Sep
Canadian
86%
Armour & Co warrants.
19
17%
19%
6,700
15 y4
Oct
29%
Feb
2y.
6%
Jan
4%
4%
1,300
«0s
%
%
ft
14,800
4% Aug
% Jun
8% Jun
5% Oct
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd™
9Ve Jan
tt Jan
Associated Electric Industries—
Amer
dep rets
reg.
Associated
Food
Associated
Laundries of America
Associated Oil
Associated
Stores
Gas
As
Inc.
2%
Stationers
Supply
Coast
Atlantic
Research
Atlantlca
del
Line
1%
Jun
1%
1%
1,800
1 y.
May
5
5%
21,400
4'/.
Oct
lOe
10c
Co-
10%
3
11%
500
8%
9%
2,400
8% Aug
8% Sep
3
"9%
3y«
1,100
1% Mar
51%
53%
1,500
50 y2
*f
»»g*r
52%
36%
35%
37%
4,600
30% Oct
aj
f,nrp
Golfo
200
1%
5%
•
Associated Testing Labs
Atco Chemical Industrial Products
Atlantic
2%
1
i«
Cn
1%
1%
1%
3,400
U
Oct
Sep
3 Ve
Aug
1% Jan
11%: Jan
13
Feb
11% Aug
3% Jun
66
Sep
58% Jun
2% Jan
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option
_10 pesos
Atlas
Audio
Devices
Inc
Audion-Emenee
Aurora
Corp
Plastics
Inc
_..
Non-voting
Inc
1 %
13%
4%
-10e
.
21
6%
5%
6,200
1%
13,200
14
2,900
4%
21%
5,300
6,700
preferred
1
6%
400
8%
1,700
4%
1
com
6%
8%
1
..
non-cum
class
4
19%
Corp.
Automatic Steel1 Products Inc
Avien
5%
1%
Sewing Centers Inc
Industries.
5%
13%
warrant*
General
Javelin
5
4%
7%
4%
X5
100
10c
Industrial. Corp.™.
Avnet Electronics Corp.
.
•
200
-5e
16%
Ayshlre ; Collieries Corp
7%
8%
2,700
12%
12%
100
14%
16%
40
A
Avis
40
L
15,000
100
5
May
1%
Oct
12% Jan
4
Nov
12 y« Mar
11%
3
Jan
Jan
18% Mar
15 y.
25
Feb
Oct
Oct
5
6%
4»A
9Vb July
Sep
11% Jan
Feb
4% July
6%
Jan
6
Jan
7%
Oct
14
Jun
7
Jan
17
Jun
13% May
37% Aug
Industries
A Gas class
5ft
Inc
5%
7,500
5
July
16%
17
1,850
16
Feb
18%
18%
300
16
Mar
i(
3%
3%
4,100
Banco de los Andes American shares-™.
4%
4%
U
%
Baldwin Rubber Co.
Baldwin
Securities
Corp
Banff Oil Ltd
gOe
Carnation Co
Castle (AM)
23% Sep
51% Jan
8ft Apr
25
Jan
25y* Jan
Corp of
ser
$1.50
Charter Oil Co Ltd--—
Cherry-Burrell
—_
Corp.
>
Chief
Consolidated
Christian^ Oil
Chromalloy
Cinerama
Circuit
Claussner Hosiery
Clopay
8
Feb
Coastal Caribbean
Club
Aluminum
Jan
1%
Jan
8
Jan
4
4y«
900
3% Jan
5%
8%
800
10%
Jan
10 %
10%
1,000
7 Ve May
10 % Nov
13%
9,900
44% May
13 Ye Feb
48% Aug
253/8 Jun
900
5% Mar
Ties.
J
Corp
.1
Telephone of Canada-.
10%
28
Belock Instrument Corp.
-50c
47%
17%
14%
1,700
7
~3%
is y.
Oct
3%
7
23%
4
650
1,800
(S)
Bohack
(H C)
17%
Apr
3%
Oct
-*T
Ac
3
July
29%
5,800
16
1,100
Co.
I
Inc.
29%
Co common.
footnotes,
see page
28
28%
100
prior oreferred.
Borne Chemical Co Inc
For
6%
22%
f
Corp
Brooks
5%%
Inc.
—
Blumenthal
21
Sep
Mar
Inc
Metals
10'%
Jan
543/*
Aug-
3114 Feb
1%
1%
:
1%
63%
Oct
Jan
70
73%
Jan
83
1%
68
68
'
;
.
;
,
Oct
5
7,000
50
2%
Jan
Aug
12
12%
1,100
223/8
223/8
25
11% Oct
21 % July
26
12%
Aug
15% Apr
25% Mar
26
50
25 Va
30 Ya
~7
,.7,
.,%
11S/8
9%
33 %
Oct
400
3,500
700
Oct
Oct
Jan
16
Feb
39%
Nov
28%
Jan
1%
Feb
4% Jun
435/a
-
Jan
5%
5%
18,200
33/b
Jun
30%
29%
32
5,500
23%
Oct
38 V4
Oct
16%
15%
163/4
1,600
15 Va
Nov
23 3/b
Jan
12%
11%
12%
2,930
9%
Feb
16a/a
Jun
8%
8'/8
8 5/8
5,200
6 3/4
Feb
11%
Jun
-10
2%
3%
2,600
3%
100
1
1 %
11,000
1
10o
'
*
14%
1
14%
2%
.
163/8
15%
14%
153/4.
2,500
5
Co
10 S/8
■10%
11
283%
29
—
—
5'/a Jan
,
53A
Jan
1% Aug
26%~ Jan
Apr
11% Sep
.
4,100
1
9 % Mar
Oct
3/4
3,600
83/a
145/b
8'/4 ■'
1
Oct
10% Oct
,
35/s May
*
15%
V/e
16%
——
6%
9% Aug
53/4 Aug
Community Public Service-———10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
Compudyne Corporation
* -250
-500
Connelly Containers Inc
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
-10O
13%
Jun
Nov
173/8
Oct
195a
290
10% July
10% Nov
153/4 May
200
23% Mar
35
•1
:
63/4
Oct
14%
12,800
1.50
34.
28
28 Va
97
96%
97
13%
12%
13%
8%
50
4,500
Apr
May
26% Oct
94
Sep
10% Oct
8% Sep
23 Y\ Nov
63/4 May
6% Jan
9% Mar
31% Aug
38 3/4 Feb
100
Aug
39% Jan
73/a
7 3/B
7%
1,400
6 3/B
Jun
9V4
8%
93/8
5,600
7%
Oct
4%
4%
400
4
Jun
Apr
Sep
Sep
Consoliadted
New
5%
Jan
53/4
5s/B
6V8
2,900
5«/8
Jun
7%
Aug
19%
185/a
19%
700
17%
Apr
20%
Jan
1
81 Smelt Ltd.
Pacific Ltd
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Sun
Construction
Products
1%
1%
IB
3,800
1%
Apr
33/a
Feb
•
7%
7%
7%
500
7% Oct
93/8 Mar
2
2
2%
19,900
2
Oct
4%
1
2%
2%
23/4
1,600
2%
Jun
33/4 Mar
.1.25
53/4
.53/4
6
5y2
Jun
7s/a
Engineering—1
1
Corp—
Corp cl A.--50C
133/4
6,200
2,300
11 Ye
Jun
163/4
Sep
7
100
6%
Oct
73/4
Jan
19
4,900
15%
Nov
Continental
Aviation
Continental
Connector
Continental
—
A—.
—
Industries Inc
■
Commercial
Continental
I—1
;
class
Continental Air Lines Inc.
_
—
Inc
Ray
Si
■_
Continental Materials Corp—
Cook Paint Si Varnish Co—
Conper-Jarrett
Inc.
9'%
14% Jun
.
•
—_
Consolidated Mining
i—
%
5ya Mar
3 % May
20 %
Feb
Apr
l 3/a
28% May
20% Oct
3/4 Oct
3,000.
Jan
9
\h July
11 % Aug
1,200
39%
Nov
Feb
6 3/s
100
11%
26
.
Oct
6>/4
1,200
~7',i
to
%
-1
27%
6 S/8
6%
;
38%
Equipment Cu—
Electronics
Consolidated
Bobbie
:14
5,600
13,200
Jan
Bearings Inc
Birdsboro
1,100
Jun
-5%
33/4
Oils vto.„
Commercial
3 3%
10
49%
5
—1
10% Mar
1% Aug
% Jun
6% Mar
4ey4
—4
Oct
Blauner's
15 %
•14%
5%
11%
—
5%
..
15%
49
Co__!
1,100
6
Jan
63/4 Mar
39%
Manufacturing
Products
25% Mar
100
Sep
ft Aug
—1
-
——_u.
Oct
5,300
Nov
60
103%
Feb
_1
Co__
13 5/a
4,100
Feb
5%
300
5%
2,800
..
"5% -"5%
:•
Jan
1%
%
Jan
8 3/s
25c
Corporation
Oct
ey.
28 Ye
-1
Co
Clayton At Lambert
Nov
1%
Sep
Oct
"
,.lc
;
15%
Inc
5%
12,000
Co___
3/4
%
11%
47% Feb
99% Jan
30
26%
Corp—-i—.—__
4%
6%
Apr
15
Jan
4Va Oct
700
.
22%
14%
Bickford's
60101
1 % Jan
OCt
%
10c
Colonial Corp of America
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
Co
58%
101
■
Jan
14
July
8
200
5
%
Cohu
Watch
k-
33/8
Cockshutt Farm
Benrus
.3/8
11%
13
Oct
Shoe
3,300
2,900
3%
Sep
(AS)
%
—2
,_™
Inc
Foil
Controller
100
%
Oct
8
10%
5
Corp.
5,000
6%
Jan
1%, Sep
Va Jan
Aug
12 %
—1
.
Jun
Beck
A
'ft
Mining.—. —1
Corp
Jan
-25c
Sep
Jun
12 y4
Oct
11%
—2
,
25 y*
Bell
400
—1
———.
57%
Beau-Brummel
8%
pref—100
..
Feb
1%
8,500
5
1
Chesebrough-Porid's. Inc
Chicago Rivet Ac Machine-——
4
.7.50
Jan
6U
45/8
,
4% July
21
.2.50
Apr
1%
63/4
9%
.1
Chamberlin Co of America
Oct
.200
8,100
4,000
conv
pref——.
•
preferred.;.
—•
Century Electric Co
—10
Century Investors Inc_„—___
4 Ye
convertible class A.
Jun
i
%
700,
1
Jan
1%
July
;
8%
B
21%
6%
14%
Jun
/
4
5%
conv
15%
Corp
Bay view Oil Corp common.
%
3'/8
f'
Jan
Jun
5ft Feb
Jan
7%
,'%■
Central Power As Light 4% pfd_l—100
Central Securities Corp common-^..
I
18,900
Baruch-Foster
35y2
•
11,700
6
.
Sep
26
2^ Juu
15,500
,
4%
11%
l
Corp
Central Hadley Corp.—-Central Maine Power 3.50%
20%
32'/.
5%
.
8%
10
America
18'A
5%
211
ft
—6c
Instruments
Cenco
27'/a
15
Jun
"
Catalip
3% Oct
7%
Jan
7% Aug
4'%
14
pfd__10
At Co
34%
Jan
4 A Mar
_•
19%
1
'
t!'
Jun
a3/*
Nov
23
July
25% Aug
1
Corp—
50% May
57
Jun
32
9,800
6ft
2%
—
Products
Jan
3% July
550
32
511
ft
2%
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter (J W) Co ————— t.
Casco
3%
21 % July
59
Oct
33/4
6
5.50
Carolina Power At Light $5 pfd—-_
•
32%
i
52
3,100
8
Barnes
1
100
Jan
.
Nov
54% May
45*
..Jan
r 50
.
3ft
32
18
.100
„
5
Barcelona Tr light Ac Power Ltd——*
BarChrls Construction
i
Engineering Co
Barry Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp
54
...
Manufacturing
Clary Corporation
5ft
47%
Ltd.
Clarostat
Baker
47V4
54
v
,
3 ft
—
Clark
Bailey Ac Selburn Oil
47%:
2y* May
5,400
54
Canal-Randolph. Corp_^__
I
Capital Cities Broadcasting™.——1
Capital City Products
g
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc—1
$1.40
Atlas Consolidated Mining At
Atlas
18%
59
2%
3,600
34 y.
4%
'
i'5/s1
If'V
2,200
40%
4
M
\f
m
Oct
23%
18% Aug
5,100
40%
preferred
13%
'
5,500
18
57%
2%
%
40%
Nov
2%
18
59:
1
Can Northwest Mines Ac Oils Ltd—
11,700
■■■■*■
Aug
Canadian
2%
Oct
3% Aug
16%; Oct
7% Jah
11% Nov-,
6,200
; ;
4ft
Canadian Marconi
12
13,%, 14%
43/4
Nov
2%
12%
4y8
95% Sep
2%
12%
H
4ft
11%
1
16%
4ft
Jan
Co
Jun
41«
Nov
Ahiminum
Oct
1%
—1
Gas
9%
Altex
ft Jan
9
6%
4,000
7,000
1,000
Ltd——2.50
Ltd—
Industrial
.
85 y.
convertible
Jun
ft Apr
3,000
,
2,300
15%
*
Canadian Homestead Oils. Ltd——10o
1,000
35c
'A
7%
••••
Dredge At < Dock Co—
7,600
Arnold
Jan
Feb
12
Opt
2%
•,
—20
__
11%
Corp
ft'.
7
.2
.14%
Petroleums Ltd vtc-l
91%
6% May
Jan
3%
16 y«
,
Mar
9
Ltd common--—*
Co
6% % 1 preference
Canada Southern
9%
1,500
12%
_•
;-.
—:
90
.
2,100
•
—8
Insurance.
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
Canada
3%
10%
-1
Jan
40%
100
Jan
8%
Jun
1% May
1,700
Jan
■
50
50
50
Jan
Nov
8%
800
8%
2
13%
9%
.15%12%
10c
—
$3.00
1
53A Mar
Jun
May
•Jr
Oct
3 3/4
10
11
1%
%
Calgary Ac Edmonton Corp Ltd—L—*
V/e
May
Jan
6% Mar
29
Oct
7
10% Apr
600
,300
8%
2%
California Electric Power common—1
4%
7%
1.
Sep
11%
Nov
6% Aug
52
Sep
3%
*
7
Corp———_—-—-1
Shoe'
27%
Oct
4%
Jan
3 V4- Mar
6,900
7%
10 Va
Mines Ltd—r
American: dep rets ord shares,—3s 6d
& 'Co Inc——
——.—25c
«*urrougns (J P)
Ac Son Inc.—u.———A
nurry Biscuit Corp„
™
12 %c
11%
Oil
;:lr
7% Aug
8
31/* Oct
3%
13%
-
90%
Fuel
Jan
Jan
19 y4
10%
1%
Burnell
25c
Arkansas
Jun
16 y2
15'/4
Burma
"v>
pM
A
173%
July
Oct
7%
%
8
Buffalo-Eclipse.' Corp.
.——
1
Bunker Hill (The) Company———2.50
83%
class
tjl
II:
Jan
10%
10%
7%
—.1
8
Electronics
9j/b
1,500
3%
3%
10
—
—
Buell Die At Machine Co—-
8%
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
".'H
■
I
12%
12
12%
-1
Corp:———
f
Arco
Jan
39 y4-Mar
2% July
Budget Finance Plan common-.—__50o
60c
convertible preferred—
9
22 y* Mar
i
_
Mar
Sep
6% Apr
700
39
5,900
20c
Anthony Pools Inc
Apollo Industries Tn«
Jan
10 y8
10'/a
1,200
300
5%
9,600
4%
12
700
6%
Jan
ft
1
200
3%
14 y2
ft
5%
33,900
12%
6%
Oct
I'/a
12%
Corp.
Exploration Ltd
14%
13%
3%
Oct
ft
Radio
Amer
12%
11%
6%
4%
1%
16
Jan
10
6% Sep
10'A Feb
3%
5%
—
_
15,000
7
13 y4
—*
66%o
—
Company
Camden
Amurex
Anchor Post Protracts.
212
31% July
1
-*:—
Oct
40
II
Apr
Rubber Co
3%
263/4
40
26%
_•
Feb
37
May
500
33%
———10
preferred
4%
Brown
Bruck Mills Ltd class B—
5,500
6%
JLN
B
5,000
4%
American MARC
Petrofina Inc class A.
——
Forman
100
American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American shares
American Manufacturing On.
American Meter Co.
4% Aug
12,100
2,100
12% Aug
1
-20
Co.
47
Sep
113 May
25% Aug
6,000
Jan
12% Mar
3%
10%
Allied
American
Amer dep rets ord reg
July
58
8%
7y8
dep rets Axner
American
14%
12%
21
25
4%
Class
Allied Control Co Inc.
*
II
—1
Distillers cl A com_30o
common—————30o
2,300
80%
JO
Oct
28
3,800
6%
23%
Pictures Corp™
JE
lil
6%
4%
5%% convertible preferred-
Jan
OCt
7U Aug
32%
British Petroleum
Kunstside N
Allied Artists
31%
8
32 %
80%
3%
2ft
30%
2
28 %
Power—————*
Co Ltd—• •
Columbia
22%
Alliance Tire & Rubber class
Sep
32
500
32
30
2
bearer—-——£1
dep rets ord registered
£1
Amer
4%
72
29 y2
Amer dep rets ord
80%
7%
8 3/s
3,786
30
1
Jun
5%
Nov
.
American Tobacco—
British
Oct
23%
Engineering
Alleghany Corp warrant
Allegheny Airlines Ine.
ii
Feb
3 5/a May
-
Jan
1
All American
ft
3%
4 3/8
275
Oil Co
10
Co
29%
Britalta
6% Jan
149
29%
3%
High
19% Jun
Feb
1% Oct
v
400
29%
low
14
16,600
4Va
X
Manufacturing Co—
Petroleums Ltd
10% Aug
4%
.4%
4%
1
•
Bridgeport
72% May
10'/. Jun
22
Sep
100
Gas Co_—
Rights (expire Nov 19)-
Jan
Jun
82
75
1%
Light & Pwr ord—•
-100
Steel
preferred
Alaska Airlines Inc
Algemene
85%
1%
-L.
86% Aug
42% Jan
84%
preferred—100
4.20%
Power
200
Inc
Corp
Breeze
British
Alabama
14%
.20o
Brad Foote Gear'Works Inc..
5%
7
Oct
High
14%
Par
Jan
21%
Oct
135
8ou«nern_
10
:.
Low"
__1
High
5
3%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
i
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Shares
12%
4
Discount
&
Great
Alabama
bond in which any
for Week
7
,
and
itself
Exchange
or
Brazilian Traction
common
Acme
Admiral
2
is intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
RangeforWeekEndingNov.il.
Stock
stock
& Construction Corp
Acme Missiles
Class
2%
3
Mfg Corp.—
Week's
of Prices
Low
Pat
class
Petroleum Corp
complete report of the transactions
week beginning Monday, Nov. 7,
Range
Sale Prim
American Stock Exchange
Aberdeen
a
the
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, Nov. 11.
and
furnish
Stock Exchange for
American
the
on
,10c
—
12%
14%
7
19
—20
.
10c
1.
,
15%
63/4
——
5%
,
9%
.
7
%
•
X39
9%
.
i
ft
x39
93/4
26,700
4
Mar
19
Jan
Jan
Nov
95/a Aug
.
•
800
400
1,600
% Aug
1
Jan
Jan
39%
Nov
8»/8 Oct
17'/8
Jan
32
i
■
Number 6003
Volume 192
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1939)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Low
Corby
Coro
Distilling Ltd
(H)
Class
B
&
$1
preferred class A
Cott Beverage Corp
15%
15%
Low
19%
400
16 J/4
153/4
Nov
17 J/2
14%
700
14
Oct
18%
Jan
15%
400
13%
Jan
I6V4
19%
Oct
6%
67/B
6 J/a
2,300
53/4
Sep
8%
Jan
7
Jun
9%
Jun
1% Aug
25»A July
3 J/a
Creole
Petroleum
"A"
Internat'l
Drug Co
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
$1.12
preferred
Cuban American
Cuban
Co
.
Corporation
Curtis Manufacturing Co
Class
.
B
5%
Power
Mfg
~9%
~9 J/a
66
641%
66
Apr
9
Jun
11%
Feb
66
46%
Jan
23/4
Oct
250
5%'
l7/a
IYb
;l7/a
18
4%
53/i
110
42%
51%
8
*9 J/a
'9 J/a
•9%
8%
Jan
2% Aug
41
69
3,200
81/2
1,400
1
Jan
Nov
200
9 J/2
common_l
J/2
48% Mar
25,800
9 J/a
18
Jan
18 %
Nov
% May
3,900
19
Acceptance
Mar
,
'Aug
Oct
19 J/a
Jun
9
Oct
19 J/4
May
81/4
Nov
18% May
9
Development
General
D
Stores
1-—i.__50o
Crystal Dairies
50c
2.50
"7%
1,7
14%
"7%
,7 J/2
Daryl Industries Inc__.
Stores Corp commonpreferred
,
Davega
5%
Brothers
Davidson
1
Dejay Stores
Dennison Mfg
class
stock-
6%
6%
Jan
50
13 %
Feb
6,700
4Vss
.41/8
Controls
2%
241/4
500
Industries
Globe
Union
(Adolf)
7%
../M./.i '
'
dep rets ord reg
—_10s
Distillers Co Ltd—
Amer
Diversey Corp
Dixon Chemical
Nov
3%
Jan
28 Vb
Jun
«July
Inc
Dorr-Oliver
Draper Corp
•
10 J/a
500
;
03/4
6,000
614
..63/4
10
5,000
16%
17" 1
Nov
9
6A
;
Jan
153/4
Oct
20 3/4
Feb
,16%
Feb
16%
12
500
10 3/4
Oct
14%
1,300
123/4
Sep
93/B
100
(The)
Hosiery
*
Co—
133/4
Jan
H
.47 J/a
Jan
Hall
441/2
t>A„
28
Oct
9%
6% July
6,300
/
10J/8
v
IO1/4
3,100 '■"*< 10
10%
49%
200 >
Oct
11 J/4
-
53
41 % Mar
J/*'.'
800
3
Nov
..41/8
2,400
4
Oct
273/4
1,250
3
,
'
26
27%
27%.
'73/8
r
Industries
Elder Mines and
Dev Ltd—
Electric
Share
Bond
&
Blectrographic
Electronic
Jan
Sep
Jan
Oct
May
Harn
Corp—i
A Aug
6% Jan
V r
Corporation
10,400
1%
1%
8y0
333/4
—30
l3/4 July
% May
17
17
100
16 J/4
Sep
22%
35i/a
500
32%
Apr
41
Jan
July
8%
8%
800
8'/a
Nov
12 J/a
Jun
10'/a
11%
2,400
10 y4 July
19%
Feb
2%
11
2 Vb
2,600
2V»
Jun
3%
1%
Apr
2y4 July
5
Jun
8
2'/2
13/4
13/4
1%
5,700
5 »/a
5 »/2
5%
100
.
—""
—
3'/a
3
3%
1,200
iVff
1
l.'o
3,200
23/4
300
35
Hartford
Electric
;
73/a
Oct
20%
22%
223/4
2 J/2
Jan
Oct
13 »/a
Feb
Jan
27
Jun
1
5%
"6 J/4
~6%
2,400
53/4
2,700
%
Nov
•fa
2'/a
1
2%
1 J/8
iae
Oct
10%
800
5%
Aug
11 >/4
Oct
10%
2,600
9%
Jun
12%
Aug
433/4
6,000
36 Va
Oct
59%
Jan
3/8
1%
4,200
7%
8%
900
39
26
25
26
1,300
4 J/a
4
4%
3,200
3
1% May
7'/a
3%
8 J/4
Nov
•
9,000
♦
.
63/4
3,100
6%
Sep
23%
400
22 Vb
Oct
32 3/4
Jan
53/4
1,100
5'/a
Oct
8%
Jan
53/4
'
'
''
62
100
62
5%
5
5%
600
Sep
5
Jun
6%
Jan
% July
1 Ya
Jun
43/4
1°0
1,000
5%
16,800
22 'A
3,600
3%
4,800
fa
fa
4%
5 Va
21
3J/i
3J/«
Oct
10
Jun
Oct
4%
20
31'/a
Jun
4%
Apr
Jun
Feb
Hecla
Mining
18
Sep
Corp
& Co 5J/a%
(WE)
pfd
preferred
8%
8%
9%
3,300
•
39'/a
37%
39 "/a
800
32'/a
28 Ya
34
25,800
9 J/4
Jan
36
Oct
41'/a
Oct
2814
Nov
583/4 July
7y» July
93»/4
Jan
67
—..
■—
—
Feb
Sep
102
77
Sep
7%
Jan
5'/a
Jan
Apr
Helmerich
'/a
~5%
"5%
4,500
Feb
Hercules Gallon Products Inc
10c
33/8
3 Va
3%
3,400
3'/a
Oct
Herold Radio & Electronics
25c
1%
1
Aug
7%
Jan
1
25c
-10
3
12% July
2% Nov
173/4
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries com
5% convertible preferred
6 Yb
Jan
12%
Jan
182
Sep
Jan
Jan
32%
Aug
Apr
1%
Jun
25
21
Oct
35 J/2
lOo
Inc
yne
Jan
Hlgbie
Jan
■
343/8
Oct
&
"5
Jan
169 J/a
Oct
16
com
new
25c
•
100
100
—
Inc
7 J/a
"44 J/2
Oct
20 "A Aug
5,400
Co
Rubinstein
4% May
221/4 Mar
13,200
Jan
65
May
61
433/4'
V'
Nov
12
Jan
53/8
33/4
12%
•
Jan
Nov
6%
22 Yb
Oct
33 J/2
Aug
14%
26
Sep
18 J/2 Mar
223/4
63/4
—
National Kosher Foods Inc_50c
Hebrew
Hiller
Aircraft
Mar
Hill's
Supermarkets
Sep
Hilton
Hoe
16 J/4
Jan
24,800
9%
13/4
10c
10c
—„•
33% July
9'
3,200
273/8
24
Jun
10%
25
Lithographing Co—
Bishop Inc
*
Corp i
Apr. ./
v
15%
26%
Oct
103/4 May
Nov
1%
1%
.2
Hazeltine
213/4
6,700
23 J/2
1
23
23%
Jan
223/4
7%
1
Light
Co
Havana
Hazel
41/8
<
2,400
1
Jan
25
Oct
23
Feb
Jan
11
433/4
1
Hartfield
Jan
6%
450
25
Sep
34
17
"8%
10
Corp
Stores Inc
Nov
-
"...I.-
Electronic Communications
1%
1
25c
Inc
Harnischfeger
63/«
153 J/2
5,
jun
10c
2
Inc
Co
Harbor Plywood Corp
273/4
167 J/2
—1
10c
4y8
1
1
Lamp
23 ya
18,000
'v 4J/2
22J%
1
—
Corp
Assistance
143/a
4%
34 J/4
—
1,400
Jan
Feb
H
173/4 May ,'l :
200
i
83/4
25
•
:—•
1
7%
'
"8%
1
$7
6%
3y4
4
> 4% July
—25
preferred series A
$6 preferred series B_.
Edo Corporation class A
.
Feb
Inc class A com—*
B Corporation
&
Heller
Iron.——
Malleable
Eastern
Oct
1
5
Industries
July
33 J/4
231/2 May
3,900
:
common——*:;
Eastern States Corp common
343/4 Mar
Jan
10%
33
4%
■!•
14 J/a
11
Western
&
Gulton
Jun
4
; •
17% July
Oct
2ya
6%
Sep
Oct
May
13 Ya Mar
7 Yb May
11 J/a
20%
Ar
Oct
3
20c
Aug
10 Va
8
10a
1
Inc—
18
400
10c
5,400
E
:
14%
Jan
2,400
50c
Heli-Coil
Freightways
Jun
11%
2%
§Guild Films Company Inc
Gulf
Helena
Eastern
7%
100
24%
Gulf States Land <fc Industries
8% May
.83/4
26
19,400
9c
Products
Industries
8
493/8
Corp—
68^3^
Oct
39
14%
Warrants
28 J/t Mar
m
10%
Nov
12%
50c
Guerdon
Hastings Mfg
——
B
class
—
Leases
Stores
100
387/b
1
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co.——.*
Dynamics Corp of America.;
—1
Test
A
Company
Grocery
1,700
—
Durham
Freehold
Griesedieck
2,600
9%
_1
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy
series
Harmon-Kardon
Co
95%
2%
—
'
28n1
Apr
Jan
23%
5
Hydraulics
Gridoil
9 1/8
--
_u_—_—_
7,700
85 y2
100 Ya
13 Ya
.
1,800
._10c
Chemical
preferred
Greer
93/4
•
————5
Drug Pair-Community Drug——i
—1
Duke Power Co
————*
Duro
6%
32%
9
Ltd——
48%
Jan
July
12%
13'A
3,300
1
Corp
Producers common —6O0
Western
83/4
9%
1
423/4
v
Jun
10% Jan
10>/4 Jan
ll3/4 July
91/8 Mar
Harris Co
Driver
Lakes
Great
9J/4
"9
1
50
93
93
1
Industries Inc
Amer
/Great
32%
32.50
1,000
8% May
Jun
3%
Nov
Jun
24%
•
Feb
11
~9%
-7.50
'.—
Jan
9%
200
13%
12
Aug
.44%
Jun
9%
—
6 J/2
9 J/4
12 Ya
Jan
123/4 May
Nov
1%
97
4
Manufacturing
Grand Rapids
Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Co
Jan
113/b May
10 J/4 May
4 7/8 May
——
—
& Exploration
Drilling
Jan
10
10%
•
•
common——
preferred
Dorsey (The)
Corp
Douglas Oil Company—
Brewery
Oct
9%
1%
6,200
9
47%
8 "/a
20%
Oct
5
17% Aug
10% May
6,100
U%
.16%
Co—
Gorham
8 J/4 Mar
>
.—*
$2
Dow
7%
9%
stock
Ltd
Co
800
300
9%
Chemical Co Ltd
Textile
Dominion
7>/a
.91/4
; 614
i
Co Ltd
& Coal ord
Dominion Steel
Dominion Tar &
73/a
91/4
7%
2 J/a
Dome Petroleum Ltd—:
Dominion Bridge
14%
—1
Research
&
Oct
43/4 May
% May
Jan
1%
11%
—1
Manufacturing
26,300
35%
14%
103/4
Mines
Consolidated
Goodman
6,200
A
4,200
12 »/4
10c
Goldfield
81/4
51/4
53/8
11'/a
A
Products Corp cl
Oct
200
8%
J/a
Jan
26% Mar
—1
Jan
14% Feb
8%
Jan
6%
—5
Apr
Nov
4%
1,400
—1
Inc
4H
91/4
8%
Jun
23%
Sep
2,800
5%
-1
:
t
10%
•..%
————10
preferred
1st
97/a
32
—4o
Inc
Inc
Co
Great
10%
—
-11
1
class B
12
143
29 »/a
Oct
12
*■1%
l3/4
—
35 J/a
Jan
Jun
13%
•
Oct
135
_1
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing——1
Detroit
Industrial
Products
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
—25c
Dilbert's
Quality Supermkts com__10o
Inc
Productions
Desilu
—.
Oct
<18 J/4 May
5y4
5'A
14
_•
Ltd
Mines
l3/4
.—.—100
31%
.1
8%
1,700
Jan
33/4 May
43A Aug
50
12,100
Co
Seal
Sep
4%
18% May
2,300
*.*
Co
Glenmore Distilleries
Gold
4
Jan
53/4
Oct
11
(AC)
Gobel
8 J/2
12%
1
Corp
Yellowknife
9%
Aug
Apr
183/4 Apr
23
12 Vb
50o
Corporation
32%
10
500'
9%
Jan
23
12%
3%
„*
Genung's Incorporated-
10%
Apr
3% July
400
:
32 %
-
123/4
!
Oct
3,400
24%
—.—
debenture
8%
1,000
1%
::—*—50c
A
-5
;i_-
'
77/a
■7%
32%
'9
Aug
14%
f
4
4fa
Day Mines Inc
lOo
Dayco Corp class A pref_—;
35
D C Transit System Inc cl A com__20c
7%
3,300
6%
'..61/4
20
Inc
7%
7%
23
2.50
I.Georgia Power $5 preferred^
$4.60 preferred
>Glannini
1%
6
3J/4 July
1,600
5
Enterprises
Plywood Corp
'•General
2,200
2'/a
£1
reg
Indus
General
Glass-Tite
7%
ord
.General Gas Corp
Gilchrist
,..
rets
Fireproofing
•'General
5%
2
4
I
3%
Ltd—
Co
dep
5%
Sep
Jun
101
Jun
2
25
Com
39%
Feb
Jun
2ya
1
common
convertible preferred
Electric
33%
100
5'A
1
General
Giant
:7':-
"wts"
Co
General
American
200
37
1
Alloys
5%
36%
.100
General Builders Corp
Nov
100
16% Mar
49
common
Jan
8y8
2,100
3%
5
5%
*
•
A
class
A
2%
2%
46 J/8
Sep
37
common
Co
General
■Gilbert
Daitch
Co
preferred
Gellman
Jan
200
19
-—
class
Laboratories
Cutter
13,200
;—•
,
Cubic
29%
i.—-50c
Oil Co—
Tobacco
28J/4
~9%
•
25c
lOo
2.50
partic
Crown
1,000
2
63/4
5
(Md)—
1%
28%
1
Crown Central Petroleum
Cork
2
5
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown
Oatlneau
General
Ltd—
American
Crane
High
Low
High
G
Feb
181/4 Mar
1.80
,
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Apr
Jan
15:
dep receipts (ord reg) __§1
Carrier "Industries Inc (Del)_50c
for Week
of Prices
Par
High
14J/a
8
1
*
Reynolds common
Courtaulds
High
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
,
16% May
•
J,nc
Corroon
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Shares
cl A voting-*
non-voting
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Par
(Range for Week Ended November 1 I )
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
31
Jan
1
18
Electronic Research Associates Inc
10c
12
113/8
121/4
1,800
93/4
Oct
153/a
Sep
Electronic
50c
15%
131/B
15%
6,800
11 J/2
Oct
26%
1
9 J/a
lOi/a
3,100
8%
Feb
IVb
1.%
15,800
5 J/4
6'"
20c
23%
221/4
233/8
100
1
96J/2
96%
.12 %
lli/a
123/8
;
"warrants"
Hotels
:
7
"
6%
~53/4
200
15,100
7
400
'•
10%
10 Ya
5%
5%
2%
3,600
10 3/4
10'/4
10%
2,600
3
6 J/a
Nov
Jan
llJ/fe Mar
8 Ya Mar
Sep
11
200
'
9%
900
5%
Sep
73/4
Sep
3,600
2
Oct
3 J/4
Jan
Jun
Sep
»
1
2 >/4
2
2.50
Si Co Inc common
(R)
50c
6%
6%
7
2,100
6%
Oct
9%
3%
4
1,100
3%
Oct
7% July
19 % May
15%
Inc
1%
12'/a
2%
Jan
10%
1
Corp..
l3/8
12'/a
Electronics
Specialty Co—
Corp of America—
El-Tronics
*
New
Inc
-
5c
_____
common
:
_*
—
Emery Air-Freight Corp
X
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
Empire Millwork Corp
;
...
'
•
Effective
Name
Nov.
7
changed
Empire
:1;/"
to
National
; J\-'\ ;•'/'
;
Forge
6%
Ero
&
Steel Corp
Mfg &
Esquire Inc.
Pine
_$1
or
33/4
Co class
Sep
7%
10
10%
123/a
13%
13%;
—1
37 %
3%
5,600
73/a.
17 J/4
50
shs
Common
Falcon
beneficial
of
•■v
6 J/«
6%
6
J%
5 J/8
5'/a
.
1
>
'24 J/a
24 J/2
22
_1
273/4
373/4
..1.50
Sep
,
Felmont
Howell
Oct
Hubbell
Class
peb
5 J/a
Filmways Inc
Financial
»
12
Nov
Fishman
(MH)
303/4 July
2013/4 Aug
14
Jan
•
5
Oct
Ford
Motor
Motor
Co
American
Forest
Fox
City
Head
Fresnillo
2%
3
11,800
rets
ord
reg——.
212 July
']
5%
2,700
53/a
5%
5 J/a
7,400
J
5J/4
43/4
5 J/a
1,700
(
5
5%
93/84%
1
v
93/8
5
■
*
6,900
Aug
Aug
4%
8
Jan
Jun
July
6%
Jan
4 J/a Aug
7 J/2
Jan
4
9%
Jun
11% Mar
4 J/a
Oct
10%
Jan
13
Nov
18
Feb
8
Jun
13%
Jan
127 J/a
225
111
12%
18,700
—
126
'
4% May
1-& Nov
5,100
'
9%
"
1,900
9 J/a
43/4
■
10%
£i
10%
181J/4
16%
Jun
Oct
14 J/2
!
..10c
—.
see
-
"7%
5
271/4
page
34.
Feb
-r
128
128
40
115
Co
100
Mfg
1
Co
Motors
14%
15 y8
143/4
14%
15
10c
2.50
5
Magnetics Corp
33 %o
Imperial Chemical
dep rets
ord reg—
£l
25c
1
1
Insurance Co of North America——5
International Breweries Inc
1
International Holdings Corp—
1
International Products
5
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
Corp
class
A
Corp
Mar
5
Jan
600
73/b
Oct
8 3/8
Oct
Irving Air Chute
Oct
39,%
Feb
Israel-American
200
26.
,
—
Corp
10e
Jun
Oct
8
300
133/4
13%
12,100
14,200
23'A
14%
12%
14 3/a
3,700
11% Mo.y
10
10'/a
22,900
7 A July
34 J/2
36 »/4
5,100
10
__
9%
—
5%
3%
15 Va
17%
67
1*
Sep
18% Mar
43% May
253/4
34%
Apr
21%
10%
Sep
Jua
Sep
30% July
39
Jan
13
Apr
10
Mar
8% May
~9%
"9%
791/4
80'/a
120
78%
Jan
4%
5%
2,200
4%
Jun
3 J/a
4
1,800
3 J/a
3,800
14%
9%
15%
9%
100
100
5,900
61
12 /a
28
3
Apr
Apr
4 J/4
11% Aug
--
63
Mar
14
22
33
36 /s
Oct
Sep
31'/a
900
Oct
Sep
Oct
3
33
18 '*
Oil
Oct
38%
30% May
24%
6%
2
99
3>/b
2 /a
Nov
41
Apr
21%
3y4
Royalty
Aug
Jun
24
Company
1
Oil
Investors
32 J/a
33/8
Industries—
Imperial Oil (Canada)
Imperial Tobacco of Canada.
■—5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indust
Electronic Hardware Corp_50o
700
137
800
15'/s
Co
100
100
8%
5
3 3%
27%
8 »/4
5
common
2,500
27
J/4
(Harvey) Inc class A com
1,700
7 J/a
8
383/4
31
31
2.50
Co
2,200
73/a
38%
Jun
94
128
•
common
1 Ya
Sep
8A
Jan
33/4
10
6%
Jan
39%
12 J/4
-
Jun
13^%
123*
1
1
1
61
Jun
Jun
3%
12
12
.1.25
Apr
7%
B
Credit
Oct
48%
Jun
Electric
Inland Homes
4 »/a
500
6,600
55
7
7%
Jan
Nov
Oct
113/4
8A
23/4 Mar
Aug
30
Hygrade Food Products
Inland
100
4
Jan
2 »/4
25
33y3o
—--1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron Fireman
Manufacturing
1
Iron rite Inc
1
12 J/4
123/4
—1
——
footnotes,
I 3/a Mar
8'A
Jan
31 J/a
1
2,800
Manufacturing
Hydrometals Inc
Intex
Company—
Co_—
73/a
19 Ya
'
153/4 Mar
127 J/a
Enterprises.
For
211
Oct
1
Brewing Co—
(Geo A)
17,300
.^—1
—1—
Friendly Frost Inc__—————
Fuller
lfa
-2.50
Inc
Inc
Ltd—
dep
(The)
6
1
Canada
of
Ford
2,200
5J/a
1
283/4
Nov
2 J/4
Sep
Oct
iya
34
Hycon
IMC
1J/4
19%
2,200
54%
•
Jan
Oct
1,900
3,500
l'/4
34
(The)
Hoskins
1%
223/4
l'/0
4
1
•
A
1 Vb
l'/2
21%
1%
22
•
American
5%
—10c
Corp
Co
Tiger Line
July
Feb
3,000
28 J/2
'
Firth Sterling Inc.———
Flying
8 J/4
'21
1
I
—
General
Feb
110 J/4
4,700
1
__10c
A
Corp
4%
IT 1 Mar
Jun
'
clas*
5
50c
A)"& cCIII-HIlT—7.50
preferred
Oct
v.
47/o May
—25c
class
Purchaser
petroleum
5%
123/4
Nov
Apr
Ltd
Hardart
&
143/a
,
Co
50c
-25c
B
(Cm
& Hardart Baking
Horn
Jan
"
Uranium Mines Ltd
Horn
Jan
10
5,000
1
Co-
Sep
Jan
12 y8
A
10
33,400
145,; 162.
7
-
1,500
5 J/a
'
r'
:
48 J/2
11%
6 J/4
1,000
•,
?•' 4% Sep
Apr
Oct
10
900
..
.
13
158%
int
Fargo Oils Ltd—
Federated
Oil
Oct
7,000
..
13
1
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday
Oct
7
1,000
1
Drilling
Seaboard
Sep
6 J/2
300
•
25c
1
1.
A
'
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
1
July
: 123/a
3y8 May
15,500
■3%:
7
10c
& Instrument
3%
411/2
7
10
;i&
Camera
■
1
:_I—_____——n
Line
(Max)
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines—
Holly Corporation
————
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
Home
.7%
—..1.
!
Electronics
"3%
10
Trabrex Corp
Fairchild
3 J/a
41%.
3%
1
common
Exquisite Form Industries Inc
Factor
Hofmann Industries Inc
Class
1
Corp
Feb
99
Jan
8 3/4
International
Nov
-t.
10c
Eureka Corporation Ltd•Eureka
90 J/4
-
6
34
Mar
10
Hoffman
Hormel
Manufacturing Cor—:
Espey
•
.
:
,
1st preferred——
cum
Nov
28,800
A
Corp.
Equity Corp common
4. (2 convertible preferred
Erie
21
4,000
:
Class
1%
1% May
5 J/4
6,100
r
63
12%
12%
2,400
26%
28
2,200
73/4
87/a
63/4
7
2
2%
800
4,500
86'/a Aug
6 J/4
Jan
Nov
73/s
Feb
I4J/4
Nov
153/8
Nov
8 J/4
Aug
11
Jan
60 % July
68
Sep
Feb
Jun
14 J/a
May
31%
Jan
7J/4
Oct
16%
Jan
53/4
July
9%
26
16%
6%
17%
700
6%
2,500
A
Sep
2
July
%
J/a
78
153/4
Jun
Jan
Oct
21% July
6% Aug
10 J/a
Aug
Oct
31%
Feb
1%
Jan
3,700
19
16
Jan
9
2
72
600
133/4
71,600
h
Aug
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(1940)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
American Stock Exchange
Range
Sale Price
fur Week
of Prices
Par
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Last
High
Low
Low
Par
High
fur Week
Range
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Monday, November 14, 1960
.
.
(Range for Week Ended November 1 1 )
Sales
Last
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
"
Mt
Jeannette
Glass
Co
2
Jetronic Industries Inc
11%
10c
Jupiter Oils Ltd
11%
7%
15o
7%
li9«
.
7%
113
2,800
113
»
5,200
Feb
7%
16,700
16 V4
Oct
13%
lft May
Mt
Jan
Metal
Clemens
preferred
6%
Diablo
Mountain
2ft Jun
4
Tel
Videotronics class A—
MPO
7%
7%
Muntz TV Inc
Ohio Mlg
Murray
Industries
Kaiser
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
(D)
Gas
Drug
Kawecki
&
Electric
Co
4%%
3Va
,
9%
3%
3%
11,700
93 %
93 y4
28 y4
30
54%
48%
55%
18'A
18%
19 y2
13%
13%
15%
16 y4
25c
"
5
Inc
1
Co
2.50
15%
8%
3y8
100
Oct
Nov
16%
Jan
6V4
Jan
88
4,200
Jan*
96
26%
1,200
Jun
37
78
Copper Colbalt Ltd
Kin-Ark
Oil
1
Company
Kingsford Company
&•
I
200
Klein
Dept Stores
(S)
1%
1
Minerals Corp Ltd
Kirkland
2
Feb
13
Apr
23%
"
*1%
Oct
19%
,
1% Mar
200
2Va
May
Sep
6%
Feb
23 V2
Jan
4
4%
6,400
5,500
17
200
30
•
Aug
8%
34%
Sep
Aug
14%
Jan
29%
29%
100
29
Oct
34%
Jun
5%
5%
4,300
5
Oct
8%
Jan
8%
9
5%
1,900
1%
Oct
2%
2,500
2%
Oct
800
9
1% July
%
is
3,400
_1
11%
11
11%
5,700
10%
Oct
22
22
22
300
17%
Feb
2 Va
3y8
Nov
A July
National
7%
Bellas
Hess—
National
ft Jan
Casket
CompanyCompany Inc
National
Jan
(Mich)
Co
5
1
—
Brewing
7%
4 Va
6%
5
100
4%
32%
23%
5,100
Oct
2%
Jan
28
Jan
6%
Jan
12%
Jan
.ft ,v...
Jan
18%
100
Apr
6%
ft
Sep
6%
:
ft.'
t
Jan
12%
ft
Oct
400
ft
32%.ft
13%
Nov
3%
,36,300
,
3 Va
Sep
•7%
2,400
20%
,
23%
1
7%
8%
200 ft--
ft
ft.'ft;ft'
5
4%
3%
1
—
1,100
9%
7%
3% ft
4 Va
National
Jan
19%
8%
1 < ft
I..
Inc;
1
National Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—35;
4% Mar
3,900
Inc_„
Namm-Loeser's
Jan
1%
2%
ft 9
5
Corp
Napco Industries
Jan
2%
"fa
Oct
N
y'3}§ Mar
}3 Oct
-
1
Inc
8%
Sep
2%
2%
Nov
18%
50c
Jan
18'/a
13% Aug
2
2%
r
7%
Sep
13
4,200
'
1
Oct
July
39%
100
1,300
2%
%
1.25
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
f
2%
10}
27%
Oct
Nachman
Kilembe
Aug
July
•'■
3,400
.,
*
23%
32 ' *
10
:
Jan
18%
2.50
Muskogee Co
Muter Company
Jan
16%
8
4%
Feb
May
32
4%
Jan
4%
14
200
18%
1
-5
;
Piston Ring Co
Muskegon
28,300
pfd__l00
(Del)
&
8%
1
Stores
(Walter)
9%
50c
Company
Jewelry
Kidde
,#'•
Corp
Company
Chemical Co
Kawneer
Kay
&
Co
3% Aug
32"
1
i
Corporation
Murphy
K
4
6,200
27%
27%
:_1
:
.'W
•
14%
27%
3V4
Feb
800
14%
12.50
Tel
&
Aug
100
37/B
37/s
1
2.50
Mills Inc
States
2%
2 y8
37/a
2%
J
com
__
Company
Mount Vernon
Jun
Products
500
Oct
3%
Oct
41
Oct
29%
Oct
18%
.
•ft
Feb
*
%'
Kleinert
v
*s'
».
(I B)
Klion
(H
Knott
4
Hotels
L)
Kobacker
■
Kratter
& '.
_5
25c
new—
2%
2%
2%
19,100
5
Corp
Stores
7.50
(The) Corp Class A
$1.20
/:'
Rubber Co
Inc
convertible
1
preferred
Kropp (The) Forge Co
19
23%
400
10,100
20%
20 %
20%
2,200
19%
2%
2%
2%
2,000
1%
33%c
National
Petroleum
National
231/4 Mar
Mig
Presto
Apr
17 y8
20%
Apr
SeD
3%
♦ft
Weld
Equipment
National
Sep
19% Mar
17
20%
Electric
National
Oct
Jan
17
1 'ft
National
Sep
3
24 y2
20%
:
25%
20% July
13% Apr
National
Jan
Rubber
National
Steel
Ltd
12%
14
'
ft 300
ft
1%
1%
13y2
13%- ft ft
14*/4
17%
17
1
;
•
10
1ft
10c
16 ft ft
31
11%
„
L'Aiglon
Apparel
Inc
La Consolidada S
Lafayette
Lake
75 pesos
Electronics
4%
200
15%
2%
2%
3
3
3 ft '
2%
14,400
Lanston
La
Realty
Leonard
Lithium
Locke
17%
17%
15%
Sep
6,700
4%
Oct
600
15%
Jan
19
Jan
1,500
15
Nov
26%
2%
300
5
Jun
7%
400
35%
36%
33
5,900
2%
2%
2%
11%
11%
2,200
23%
23%
10
f 7%
'~7%
7%
ft" 400
7%
7%
"3%
22
Lead
(The)
:
24
Jan
38
July
20
ft
May
Oct
8%
Feb
Oct
3
600
2%
Jun
3 % Mar
2%
2,400
2 Va
Oct-;
3%
Jan
Oct
1
19 %
18%
21%
13,600
12
Apr
24%
Aug
1
17
17
17%
5,300
17
Nov
17%
Nov
13%
13%
100
12%
Oct
15% July
2
Co
_1
Tel
27%
26%
28%
1,100
20
36%
36%
37%
6,500
l
Tel
&
Clock
1%
1%
1%
7,900
»°c
U
•6,500
19%
20%
& Watch Co__
63%
7%
Jan
32%
7%
Co
50c
:
Park
'
New
York
Auction
York
&
York
1
Co
New
Co
Rosario
1%
17% Ma/
34%
34. ;
Jun
39
Jun
Sep
1% July
2%
Jan
1
Jan
32
Jan
13%
*
7%
Feb
Nickel
Jun
Nipissing Mines
1
Jan
Noma
1
53/4
5%
.1
4%
4
Rim
Mines
Lites
Ltd
1
Inc
Nov
7%
Apr
Norfolk & Southern
Railway
North American Cement class
1%
Oct
2%
Jan
North American Royalties Inc,
15%
Jan
Oct
Jan
26%
23%
26%
16,700
23%
Oct
17%
17
17%
9,400
55
54%
56
9,000
9%
14%
300
450
9%
9
Jan
-
2% May
.
154
Oct
26
100
2,050
Feb
41% Aug
43
Jan
30
25% May
21 ft Sep
18%
"'5,400
%
■ft
Jan
ft
3,400
5
Oct
4%
Va
1,300
.4
Oct
34
36 %
11,200
24%
35%
34%
36 Va
ft 2,600
25 %
1%
1,900
1%
i
25
Nov
14%
Nov
.100-
25
30
Apr
ft
.—I
RR
Co
:
-
1U
in
'
3%
-•
113
3%
3%
.
—
ft;
85
%
ft
••
J.'.
85%
80
17a
-
-.ft: 1%
4,500
6,400
-50
Jan*
!
Jan
Jan
6% May
67%
r
,,
Jan
3 Va
3%
Jun
79
.ft
Jan
39%
•
Oct:, :
61%
28,200
%
39
Sep
Oct
3%
•
Jan
Jan
6% July
July'
2
Jan
.10 %
Sep••
ft
.—1 '
Penn
is
1%
Oct
ft% May
100
U'
6
35
56%
Oct
ft
12
1_.ft
Sep
North
■-
10
105% Aug
26% Nov
Sep
%
10
A
42% July
12 % Sep
3,bu0
v8
Oct
Oct
•
126%'Aug
10
,
24 %
34%
28%
32 %
13%
15%
30
-
Oct
8%
XVa
-
7,500
.
26
30
Oct
11
13%
26
Jan
10,300
26
26
128 r
Oct
79%
2.50
1 %
127
•
ft Sep
1,500
•
Jan
3%
-3,300
,
1 %
ft.. 1%
3.33%
Merchandise
9
18%
10,400
'•
8%
6%
600
1 %
9
•
„•
Honduras
20%
1
Mining Co—
Process
New
25o
Land
Jan
July
70%
2
New
13% Aug
May
Chem
&
Jersey Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona
Jan
Oct
Min
New
Apr
79
Minesj—10c
Corp
A
Class B
"1%
30c
Co
class
-ft 2%
30c
:
7%
6,000
~4%
Jan
11%
9% May
16
~4%
8%
Sep
10
:
Exploration
Idria
New
25c
&
Silver
Luukenheimer
8
1
wi
Land
2%
4%
A—25c
Corp
Service—____
Gas
Nov
Nov
33
36,600
11%
1
common
5%
8%
1
Bartlett cl
England
Haven
New
Oct
6
Corp
Mur
New
Jan
Jan
6
5%
5
&
Electric Corp
Video
New
9% May
5%
1
America Inc
of
Electronics
Lynch
4%
1
Inc
Chain
Friday
Nestle-Le
15
Loral
Lucky
Oct
15%
1
New
6%
17%
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co_
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co—
Louisiana
2,300
7
10
Kessler
Xouisiana
6%
4%
1
Corp
Nelly Don Inc
6
Co
Natus
3
Inc
(RG)
Corp
Steel
National
Jun
Oct
25c
Corp
preferred
Lock wood
Jan
5%
5
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com
5%
12%
14%
6%
5
Refineries
Le Tourneau
Sep
9% July
.3% July
1
Corp
Lefcourt
100
2,300
5
University
National Union
Oct
1,800
5
Inc
Extension
Leesona
7
32%
4%
6%
Corp
Salle
Jan
7%
4%
3
Industries
Larchfield
8%
■'/
Jan
Aug
,
23'%
Nov
%' ft ,'1,100 7 v 26
Mar
100-ft. >11% Oct
Jan
2||
16
2
Transit
11%
11
10
Industries
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions Co
1,800
-
1
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
27%
7%
11%
Corp
Ltd
Mines
25
7%
1
1
A
Radio
Shore
27%
1
Jun
10%
11%
When delivered
National
16% Sep
.
10% May
13ye Oct
.
7,400
31
31%
•
200 ft
t
;
Oct
r.
ljft; w-3,800
15%
50C" ft
National Telefilm Associates
8%
ft—
13%
Ltd
11% Oct
11 ft Nov
7 5,900
2
Chemical.
&
12%
11
13 %
25o
Inc
Corp
Car
ft'.
—
1
Machinery
Starch
National
1
Ltd.
1
Industries
Research
National
Machines
Rental
Stores
&
ft-'-
Feb
88%'Sep
%. Oct- ft. •-ft:
1%
Jan
13%
Jan
"
9
Oct
15
6
1
Aug
■
3%
.10c
6
j
2,600 ft
6%
5%
"
ft ft 3 %
3% ft
20,200
>
Nov
2y«
•
JUri
5%
;
Aug
M
,
MarFadden Publications Inc
Mack Trucks
Inc warrants
;
Public
Service
8%
Oct
12%
Jan
15%
16 %
3.200
14%
Oct
19%
18
36% Jan
19%
1,900
16
Oct
1 VA
,27% July
1%
1%
6,800
—lc
%
%
ft
,iy8
1%
1%
4,900
1
Oct
3,600
_10c
50c
.6%
5%
6%
2,100
%
2%
Sep
Oct
1%
Feb
% May
ft
4%
ft
Oct
1%
Sep
7
Inc
22%
22
22%
500
20
•
Co
Jan
22%
22%
23%
11% May
23% Sep
1,900
21%
30%
29%
Sep
30%
1,200
26% Mar
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
Martin
Co
Co
8%
13,600
8
;
Marine
36%
Sep
Nov
19%
Jan
Industries
Mead
Johnson
Menasco
27%
&
25%
Co
1
28%
9,100
17%
9%
9
10 Va
21,700
8%
7%
Ltd
Inc—ft-
Mfg
7
7 Va
300
124
130
Apr
32 %
12%
Miller Wohl Co
4%%
Mining
Corp
Minnesota
-2.50
common
convertible
of
__50c
preferred
50
Jan
Pacific
Feb
90
Sep
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
Sep
27%
Jan
Pwr &
Light 5%
IZIoo
pfd
60
Jan
141%
Aluminum Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
8%
Airlines
16
1%
6%
34%
4,600
i
1
2,400
12%
400
10
35%
32%
1,600
4,500
4%
Oct
9%
Feb
Oct
21 %
12%
5%
11%
4.80%
Power
preferred
Co
series
4.40%
5%
6
Montrose
Chemical
Co
For
footnotes,
see
page
34.
25%
600
25%
1,300
Sep
24%
,
Jan
27 % Mar
23 Va
Jan
25%
23%
Jan
July
26 %
Aug
22% Mar
24%
Aug
20% July
30%
Jan
4.36%
redeemable
1st
preferred
25
21%
21%
200
20%
Jan
22%
Sep
89%
93
Aug
16%
Jan
43%
Jun
Pacific
Lighting $4.50 preferred-
Feb
$4.40
dividend
Jun
$4.75
Jun
24%
Jan
$4.75
conv
11%
Aug
14%
Sep
$4.36
dividend
5%
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
*
90 y2
Oct
7
July
Jun
35
Feb
10%
Jun
13%
preferred
preferred
Airlines
Aug
Jan
9%
Jan
4
Jan
800
2%
%
28%
Oct
59%
Jan
18
Oct
39%
90%
Sep
Jan
98 %
Aug
133%
Sep
89 %
Aug
2%
9
1
9
it
5%
100
Pancoastal
Jan
85
2%
_1
Pacific Power & Light 5%
pfd
Paddington Corp class A—
Page-Hersey TubesPall
Corp class Aft
Jan
79%
86 %
Jan
Ltd
82
280
96
122 % May
•
230
87 V*
96
*
preferred
—*
dividend preferred—
*
91
85 %
dividend
3,500
Bol
30
86%
20
2%
1,900
}jj
10%
19,000
5%
6%
2,100
100
100 %
,150
78%
Jan
4%
Jan
2%
Oct
8
Jun
'ft
13%
Aug
5%
Jun
ft
9%
Jan
100%
Apr
90
Jan
1
48%
47
49
1,400
18%
•
25
23%
25
1,900
21
1
28
27
24%
Jan
July
28%
1,300
1%
1%
6,000
1% Aug
u
%
3,300
U Nov
Oct
59% Aug
30%
39
Jan
Aug
Jan
34%
33%
36%
11,700
21
22%
4,200
10,200
Jun
Sep
87
87
92%
92%
10
145% 145%
10
30
2,400
-
25
3
1%
Oct
80
■
t25
,23%
700
2%
•
25 %
25%
1,100
%
52
25
Jun
July
"3,300
2%
,52
—25,
300
22%
%
•
1,000
23%
2%
11%
'2,600
27%
25%
39
10%
31 %
28%
33
30%
27%
22
104
11 Va
46
32%
30%
27%
25%
Feb
1
Moody Investors Service partic pref
Oct
Jan
33
30%
8
23%
Nov
•
32
29%
ft 26% Jan
Jan
25%
July
92%
Aug
23%
5
100
Feb
22 %
25
95
100
7%
Nov
25
24
4%
Oct
15%
25
75
3%
4%
2,300
preferred
6%
100
..-300
Jan
19% Aug
20
Oct
preferred
20"%
1,100
4%.
16%
75%
15%- Sep
15%
1st
900
4%
16%
ft" 100
1st
Oct
102
24
4%
16%
.4,200
ft
20
redeemable
3,500
24%
redeemable
Aug
12
102
—ft. '
"4%
1
48 % Mar
17%
16% '
17%
16 %
redeemable
83
12
5%
19%
►
:
25
pfd
:
preferred-,.
1st pfd series A
11%
pfd_100
B
Feb
4.50%
ft
Jan
Feb
87%
Jan
83 %
142
Jan
Jan
8%
.
Chemical
Pen
Class
B
Co
Sep
Patino
14%
46 '
53
Canada
Nov
Pato Consolidated
Aug
Peninsular
Aug
July
Penn
Metal
TrafTic
*»entron
A
2
1
Gold Dredg Ltd
,
—
Corp
14
8%
14
7%
14
1% Mar
400
6%
Oct
12%
Jun
16%
11%
Jun
15%
Feb
7%
Oct
12"%
Jan
8%
2,300
3%
3%
200
3% Mar
21*
2,600
2% July
6 % May
1
2%
27/b
9%
9
...
9%
1,900
2.50
6% July
3 %
Jan
400
7%
1
J
2%
12%
6%
t
_
2
Products—
Electronics
7%
_1
—
Corp
Ltd——
Co._—
1%
Bol
2
96
92%
1
Company—
Parkerslmrg-Aetna
156
vtc__2
Amer shares
class
Oct
of
(C A)
—
90
10% July
Mar
Jan
Petroleum
Pantepec Oil (CA)
Parker
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Jun
5%
4.80%
5%
1
4.50%
7%
Oct
Jan
24%
1
Industries
70%
17%
25
1st
1st
1,900
13
com
preferred—.
500
20
12%
1st
1,200
11%
19%
A
Products
preferred
redeemable
Park
Precision
56%
Nov
13% July
Jan
9% July
4
■
21%
Monongahela
.' 3%
4% July
1% May
10% Jun
'
•'
11%
■
5%
1st
'5%
10%
22
Clay
5%%
ft
5%
Warrants
Monogram
3V4
200
Jan,
May
ft r
1
Inc
-1,700
"\h
Jan
5%
10o
"ctfB"
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
4%
70%
"3%
I
Aug
-Jan;
Jun
%
Oct
3% Aug
13% Jan
I
Mirro
Mohawk
5
9%
•
Canada
95
"2,500
Jan
Apr
12
-500
-
87
4%
% *
Jan
9%
%
10
1
—1
Associates, Inc
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred
*
Mill Factors Corp
Jan
120
3%
_1
:
19%
10
Microwave
5
Corp
34%
2%
Co
Electric
2,700
1ft %
Piping
36
3%
1
3,800
2%
Midwest
Oxford
Securities
22%
H%
Mid-West Abrasive
Jan
25% Mar
23% July
%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer sliaresu_10s
Opelika Mfg Corp
;
5
88%
2%
Corp
—
"ft
6%
6%
preferred
Micromatic
Hone
ft 7%
20Q
_7
Corp common
preferred
40c
83%
1?%
common
ft
21%
1
Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co
91%
"2,900
_1
Old Town
22%
1
Michigan
:
90
;
Aug
Oct
6% May
(ft
Inc
27 %
90c
87
__10c
Extruders
ft-3% July
11% Get
28,200
13%.
27%
—100
Ltd
800
5
Miami
4%%- preferred—:
Oils
%
1
i
Power
7,900
4%
1
Corp
4%
11%
27%
...
4%
1
Thermit
3%
13%
1
Ohio
Okalta
3%
20c
50c
Co
20,500
Mesabi Iron Co——
&
1
Brass
136%
1
Metal
Corp
Ogdeu Corp
Ohio
4%
Co
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
.
Petroleum
Oxford Manufacturing class
£1
/_
warrants-.
Massey-Ferguson
Maule
Ltd-.
>
Overseas
2.50
~
Communication
Occidental
27% July
'.—1—1
International
5,400
16%
_—
Marconi
10%
1
Mages Sporting Goods—
Magna Oil Corporation.
Maine
o
V 9
_33%C
Macke (G B) Corp class A
Maekey
Airlines Inc
Magellan .Petroleum Corp vtc.
Majestic Specialities
Mangel Stores
; V
:
10%
1,300
2%
Nov
Jan
Jan
*£4%
3 Va
Sep
11%
Aug
7%
Feb
Oct
6 Va May
ft
Volume
192
6003
Number
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1941)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
American Stock
Sale Price
Exchange
of Prices
Shares
Par
••
..
Low
Sales
Low
7%
7%
7%
61 %
60 y2
6i y2
700
Perfect
Circle
Corp
23
23%
24
700
Perfect
Photo
Inc
20c
48%
47
51
8,800
-1
i%
Oils
2.50
Minerals
&
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Peruvian
(Range for Week Ended November 1 I )
for Week
STOCKS
1%
33
300
lft
7%
13
Oct
60
68/
Servo Corp of America
Aug
Servomeehanisms
Oct
40 y4
33%
Jan
66% July
}ft Feb
1,500
3iy2 Mar
1
Jan
Be ton
Leather
Shattuck
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Feb
21
4,900
Exchange
High
Nov
Week's
Last
American Stock
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
10%
12%
7,200
9y4
Oct
20c
Inc
12%
24 %
Jan
8%
8%
8%
3,500
7%
Oct
16
Jun
Jan
40
Co
•
35
Denn
High
1
Mining
5
6%
% Mar
7
300
6%
Sep
Sep
10% Mar
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
34%
36
5
Industries
36
47%
Sep
Shawinigan Water &
Sherwin-Williams Co
<
10 pesos
Piasecki
Pierce
5%
5%
5%
1,100
.—10c
4
1
Philippine Long Disl Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co—
Phoenix
Steel
Corp (Del)-
5
4%
4%
4%
1,100
4%
8%
8%
8%
Aircraft Corp
Inc
Industries
6%
Feb
Sherwin-Williams
Oct
6%
Jan
Shoe
Jan
Siboney-Caribbean
Sep
1
2,300
8y2
8%
10
3,000
7 % May
10
2,200
8y2
•
■
16
Power
•
common
Co
of
Pneumatic Scale
Polarad
99% 100%
100
50
10
500
6
300
35
28,400
17
37
50c
35
37
20%
10
Electronics Corp
89%
500
7%
Inc__10c
♦.
400
10%
7%
10%
*
17%
20%
103% Aug
13% Mar
Jan
«
Sep
America
(The)
Polycast
—1
Alexander
&
2.50
10%
1
(Del)—.2.50
18%
L
Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell
2 %
A
class
Inc
Power Corp of Canada-,
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd-,
10
Jun
59%
Jan
Simca
Oct
36%
Jun
15%
200
9%
187/a
10
45 %
46
61%
61%
1 %
250
'
-1%
62
.
American
Simmons
Jan
21%
24
Preston
Inc
66%
Ltd
Mines
11
Jan
58%
Jan
1% July
210
5 9'/a May
34 %
Proctor-Silex
3%
66
17%
17%
500
17%
Oct
19%
y4
Sep
ft
12,500
%
Jan
Va
Apr
20%
Prophet
(The)
13,900
27% May
3
5y2
9%
Feb
3,700
5%
Oct
2,500
11%
Oct
20
19%
23
3,800
Apr
33%
Public
Service
4 % %
of
10%
10%
2,400
preferred
100
,
_2Uc
—
Jan
.
11% .Jun
"5
83%
50
13%
85
100
81%
Jan
88
48%
__
A
9,200
3%
3%
400
"5%
3%
5y8
5
2,700
5%
38%
38%
»
27%
27%
28'/a
1
41
40%
42
5,000
fr
Publishing—
*
.
Oil
Co__
Coast
Penn
£1
50
500
35
Jan
56%
Sep
Sep
22
900
20%
Sep
29%
Jan
iiy2
Nov
23%
13%
3,100
2ft
2%
Oct
5,200
3%
5%
original
Jun
5%
Jun
4
Jun
6y4
Jun
9%
8%
9%
5,900
~8% Oct"
1
24%
24%
26%
1,100
12.50
30%
30
30%
800
17 % May
28 y4 Jun
56%
56%
100
52%
25
25
100
22 Va May
25%
22%
Jan
25% Aug
53
Jan
58
48
May
1
6% May
preferred
cumulative
5
preferred
preferred
cumulative
—25
cumulative
preference
25
4.48%
convertible
preference
—
25
u~—25
4.32%
•
cumulative
4.24%
cumulative
preferredpreferred
4.08%
cumulative
-
preferred
California
54
1
40c
—
Real
Oct
36% July
29 % Aug
23%
23%
24
1,800
22
lb
15%
19%
7,900
15%
Nov
27
6%
6%
2,000
6%
Nov
10
July
Jan
Aug
Estate Investment
Trust
25
1
fteda
Pump Co
Reeves
18%
18
18%
700
11%
Jan
19%
5%
5
5%
2,100
4%
Oct
5%
Broadcasting & Dev
Petroleum
_2
Corp.
Dredging Corn
19%
200
Oct
21%
Jan
4%
3,000
5
Sep
19%
4
1
Reinsurance
Reis
__5c
1
%
Co_.
Insurance
Inc—
Republic Foil Inc——
*
Republic Industrial Corp_.
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Resistoflex
19
3%
Sep
Rio
_
2%
18
2,000
%
450
Oct
2
Oct
1,700
56%
5%
% May
Feb
45%
9% July
11%
Oil
Standard
Shares
Stanley
20% Mar
22% Aug
23
Aug
19% Mar
21
—
—
7%
7%
1,800
13%
14%
2,200
.
10%
9%
10%
58
58
23%
800
10
24%
1,000
7%
8%
8%
10%
Vtc
5%
2
Jun
25%
Nov
7%
Oct
11%
Jan
8% July
13%
Jan
900
8%
Oct
14
100
23
Sep
26
Feb
2,300
11%
Oct
18%
Jan
11
%
%
17,500
7/a
Sep
2%
65%
62%
65%
4,300
July
67%
Jan
9%
9%
10%
1,900
Nov
17%
Jan
Feb
24%
Jun
22%
23
400
1
4
4%
,6%
6%
59
9%
21
800
1
Corp
1,000
10c
Ltd
Mines
Steel
Instruments
Co
of
Steel
(A)
13
14 %
3,400
4%
4%
4%
3,000
4%
Nov
8%
4%
4%
4,300
3%
Jun
6
Apr
15%
15%
15%
2,300
12
Nov
13,.
Oct
26
%
i
/
400
8
8
8%
11,500
%
A
6,200
1
3%
3%
3%
1,000
Inc. ._20c
15%
14%
15%
2,700
%
28%
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
2%
Feb
6%
Jun
Oct
12%
Jan
8,500
-
4,200
Oct
12
Jan
77/a
-
% July
2%
Oct
"9%
Nov
8
Jan
Ltd—
Aluminum
Brewers
Stetson
(JB)
(Hugo)
2%
Jan
Stinnes
9%
Jan
Stone
Jun
6% July
% July
8
it
Sep
A July
3%
13%
Sep
Nov
4%
26
Jan
Jan
79%
20
73%
Jan
19%
24%
24%
5,600
18%
Oct
5% May
dep rets ord regis————£1
Roosevelt
Field
Roosevelt
Raceway
82% Aug
41% Aug
/
;
Inc
30c
400
5
4
8%
8%
2%
3%
—1
5%
3%
——1.50
Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company—
Russeks
Fifth
Russell
2%
200
7
3%
8
Apr
Jan
3%
Oct
5%
29%
1,800
25%
Oct
40%
66
66%
1,075
64 %
Oct
92
8%
200
32%
30
32%
3,400
8%
6% May
24
Jan
13
Ryan
Petroleum
Consolidated
Ryerson
&
8%
Nov
18 Va
Products
5
Inc
(S)
13%
800
10,400
1—5
39
37
39
900
19%
19%
200
32%
31%
32%
13%
13%
3%
1
'
—1
Co
20%
Sep
17
2%
Apr
18%
2%
Nov
14%
~
2%
*
Corp
Corp
&
13
~
"2%
-10c
(Del)
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock
13%
1
Corp
Btylon
Corporation
Sunair
Electronics
(Del)
1
Inc
Oct
3% July
22% Sep
2
Oct
4%
10
Jan
Mar
6%
5,100
1%
1%
1%
2,600
1%
Oct
3%
Jan
2%
2%
2%
4,600
2%
Nov
3%
Jan
Jan
Jan
5
jj
51ft Oct
2%
2%
200
2%
Oct
4
2%
2%
1
3%
Ltd
36% July
19% Oct
47
Aug
23%
Jun
1,800
30%
Oct
42
Sep
13%
400
12%
Jan
15% May
3%
14,500
3%
Oct
4%
Jan
4%
5
1,500
4%
Oct
9 Va
July
3%
1
3%
3%
6,300
3%
Feb
4% Mar
—250
3%
3%
2,600
2%
Oct
1
3%
3%
1,400
2 %
May
-10c
2%
2%
2%
1,800
2%
Oct
5%
Superior Tool & Die Co
Superior Window Co class A
4%
5%
2,100
4%
Oct
29%
26%
29%
28,900
19%
1,100
19%
1,000
6%
Jun
Apr
23% Apr
7% Jan
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Byntex Corporation T
2
2%
1,400
2%
Oct
4%
Inc
Class
4%
class
B
A
common
Tel-A-Sign
19%
10
*
— -
18%
18%
—
34
—
—'
'
*
2.50
Milling Co Ltd
16 pesos
& Electric Co—
5%
series preferred
—20
4%%
series preferred
20
4.40% series preferred
20
5.60% series preferred
20
Diego
-
18,800
6%
5%
5%
San Carlos
17%
17
17;.
1,000
7%
7%
32%
400
15% Mar
5%
Oct
6% May
18%
19
Jan
16
Jan
14% July
Jan
17%
Feb
22
Inc
Corp
34%
Sapphire
Petroleums
Petroleums
Industries
Saxon
Paper
Sayre
& Fisher
Ltd
1
Ltd
18%
Oct
18%
18%,
200
16%
Jan
18%
Sep
22%
200
20%
Jan
23 V*
July
%
13
173,500
25c
25c
9%
700
% Aug
% July
50c
(Del)
Barcee
Corp
—
9
400
8
Oct
1% Feb
1%
Jan
12%
Jan
38 % July
90O
5 %
Nov
10%
23,700
6%
Jun
10%
3%
3%
6,700
2
Feb
18,700
|i
7,700
Industries
Inc
14%
11%
14%
10%
10%
11%
1,200
1
3"%
2
4%
101,200
7%
7%
7%
2,700
50c
2%
2%
2%
3,800
1%
4,100
Texas
Oil
Corporation
Power
Texstar
Textron
—
&
1
Light $4.56
Corp
Electronics
Inc
Thew
Shovel
Co
70c convertible
Thorncliffe
Co
Inc
Park
Jan
Thriftmarkets
Ltd
Tilo
Roofing
—
Inc
7
7%
6%
Jan
8%
4%
4%
1,900
4
Oct
6% Mar
5
4%
5%
8,900
4% July
8%
Jan
Amer
Seaboard
Plywood & Lumber
1
3%
3%
3 %
1,300
3%
Nov
8%
Jan
deposit rets ord registered
deposit r«ts def registered
Shipyards Corp
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
Seaboard
Western
2%
2%
2%
Nov
new
com—3
~
—
5/64
3
15,400
Amer
Todd
5%
Oct
Tonopah
A
%
80,300
1/64 Nov
%
Nov
Tower
'
Mining
Corp
General
Seeburg
Freehold Petroleums
(The) Corp—
Seem
Bros
Inc
10c
2%
2%
2%
600
2% Mar
4%
Jan
1
3%
3%
3%
100
2 %
Oct
5%
Feb
3%
Oct
4% Mar
*
For
footnotes, see page 34.
18%
20%
30,300
10%
Apr
28% July
19%
18%
19%
3,400
14%
Apr
23
10%
10%
10%
300
10%
Oct
20%
3
1
Aug
14% July
of Nevada
1,000
8%
Oct
18%
16%
900
15%
Nov
20%
1% July
8% July
14%
1%
2
9%
9%
300
2,800
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jan
6%
6%
2,700
11%
Jan
21%
21%
21%
1,000
20%
Jun
27%
Jan
24%
24
24%
1,500
23%
Jun
31%
Jan
17%
17%
18%
8,200
13%
Oct
22
Jan
20%
21%
2,000
82%
83
6
5% Aug
Jan
3% Jan
25c
£1
11
5s
20
100
83
75
1
2%
2%
2%
300
1
4%
4%
4%
1,600
50c
%
%
Lux Corp
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
9%
9%
Trav-ler
7%
7%
7%
16%
16%
900
22%
24%
11,900
Acceptance Corp
Trans Cuba Oil
•
an
11%
1%
89
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Oct
Security
1ft May
300
9%
1
7%
Securities
2,500
~i%
—
Jun
—.
Nov
1
.
Inc
4%
Airlines
4%
10%
1%
91
10
400
11/21)
6% May
2% Mar
1%
1%
10c
com.
preferred
5%
(expire
14% Aug
Mar
2
16%
5
—
Thompson-Starrett
5%
3.50
Oct
8% Jan
11%
Sep
4% Mar
2% July
93% Aug
1% Jan
91
50C
5%
Ltd
Jan
Sep
4% Aug
21% Aug
10%
1%
91
1ft
1
Rights
•
pfd.
_
25
Jan
4%
7
23%
5%
!
Milling Corp
Oil Co
Scurry-Rainbow
Seaboard Allied
1
Co—
Feb
Jan
9%
10c
—
Thorofare Markets Inc
Savoy
16%
15%
Nov
22%
H
42%
8%
Gas
18%
July
Oct
3%
1
10c
Texam
Ltd
3% Aug
5 %
__
Terry Industries Inc
Inc
6% Mar
4
9%
Corp
Inc
Industries
Television
Corp
23
'
preferred
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
Technicolor
Teletro
19%
5
common
cumulative
Tenney Engineering Inc
Lawrence
Jan
Mar
5
-10o
Corp_.
Teleprompter Corp
Salem-Brosius
Jan
July
Jan
6%
1
Haynes
Jun
Jan
34
9%
Feb
700
_1
Company
9%. Sep
28
66%
% July
7,600
•
50c
Inc—
Avenue
(The F C)
50c
—.
Jan
29%
5
Co
Container
Talon
Royal American Corp—
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—
Jan
Jan
15
1
•
Precision
Supercrete
Amer
%
4%
♦
—
& Co
Jan
7%
79%
100
*
Rolls Royce
Feb
6
700
2%
Jan
1% Aug
8
A
pfd F
Jan
Jan
4%
10
A
2Va
25c
ordinary
Corporation
Parts
Stein
9%
A
2%
Ir_c
Canada
Oct
10
1
10c
50c
Sunset International Petrol
San
17%
14
B
preferred
Enterprises Inc
14
14%
A
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Jan
72% Jan
24
1
convertible
Statliam
2,700
7ift
Rogers Corp
Sep
14%
12%
Corp
Uranium
Sep
12%
.50c
Products
7%
1
(The) Corp commdn
Jan
Mar
12%
1
Technical
7% Aug
July
17
Sep
200
9%
Nov
Grande
Robinson
Bt.
9%
Apr
54
15,300
8%
Feb
11% May
4% Jun
2,000
59
8
4%
Jan
24
Co
class
Aviation
Stanrock
58%
•
Valley Gas Co—
V
extended to Jan 3 1965—
Sep
20 y4
13%
Inc
Standard-Thomson
Statecourt
1
Mining Co
56%
500
200
—lo
(Ky)
Tube
Sep
July
-10
Products
Standard
Aug
1
Co
Standard
63
21
—.
-20
Corp
Metals
Jan
12%
1
series
2%
55%
Algom Mines Ltd common—
Warrants
20,200
1
.
Ridgeway Corp
Rio
6%
—1
Corp
Argentine
6
—10
Arms Co
Remington
Rico
2%
Corp
Co—
&
6%
___—1
Investment
(Robert)
Reliance
Corp—
31% Aug
21%
7%
.
1
common..
preferred
Forgiugs
50c
Soundcraft
.
14%
-2
Starrett
Reeves
Aug
Oct
1
:
Jan
8% Aug
30 y8
21%
—
Sep
_1
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
15%
21
"
—.
—
convertible
Standard
of America
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6 %
54
Feb
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;
'
— —
—25
4.56%
Standard
Corp
Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
Jan
4%
Jan
R
Rath
Jan
5,600
—
27%
Apr
2,500
O,—OXT/'i.
1
39
35 Va
113%
5%
Stalil-Meyer
Rapid-American
Jan
Oct
35% July
5
-1
Co
36
26%
4%
_1
C*(*.
Investment
8ft Jan
5%
5
Ramo
Nov
5
1
Co
Southern
Corp
Quebec Power Co
Jan
Jan
11%
2%
5%
*
Q
Lithium
50
600
1,070
Jan
Oct
5V4
•
Corp
Oil
Southern
Quebec
A
Jan
%
Southern California Edison—
Jun
21%
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
%
Manufacturing
South
South
.
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co
Jan
1
2%
y4 Jan
Colorado—
.
31
Airways Inc
(Howard) Paper Mills
Sonotone Corp
1H1/
10%
Jan
19% Aug
1
May
% May
preferred
Ltd
4.78%
Gas
29%
18,600
25c
Venezuelan
4.88%
Providence
17% July
25
1%
Jun
A
6 y8
13%
15
13,500
22%
Smith
Jan
5%
1
21%
1%
Slick
Feb
35% July
12%
6
20
Company
4,400
5%
13%
1
Corp
Mfg Co Inc common
convertible preferred-.
$1.25
34%
4 io
20%
22%
"1%
10c
;
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Feb
22
1
Progress
32%
47/a
"
1
:
Sep
2
Shares
Boardman
conv
Sinclair
Boss
Prentice-Hall
Jan
Jan
Sep'
Jun
44
46 V4
ft
Sep
Oct
3,v>o0
•
3%
2y4 May
9% Nov
2,200
17%
Oct
Nov
Jan
17%
Silvray Lighting Inc
Oct
6,200
46
*
—•
900
94 Va
32
2
May
11
10
——1
Pratt & Lambert Co
2%
2%
31%
121 Va
July
10c
Co.
B
9y4
$3
Products
Oct
Mar
—3
Petroleum
Silver Creek Precision Corp
Silver-Miller Mines
Ltd
Simpson's
Poloron
24%
90
16%
Class
& Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic Materials & Polymers
2,300
2,300
115
•
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Pittsburgh
25%
89
11% Aug
Feb
Oct
24%
110
100
Canada
of
25%
12.50
preferred—-—
May
9%
9%
4%
class A
Co class
A
Trans
Radio
Corp
Triangle Conduit & Cable
Tri-Continental
1
Co
*
warrants
True Temper Corp
12%
24%
-10
19,400
12%
1,300
10
2,000
3,200
May
5% July
Oct
19%
Jan
78
12% Mar
6%
Feb
27%
Jim
86
Sep
2% May
3%
Jan
3"%
8%
Jan
Sep
y8 July
8% Feb
8% Aug
7% Nov
15%
20
Nov
V* Oct
19%
Apr
A Jab
13% Aug
17% Jan
7%
Nov
29
Jan
27%
Jan
22
Jan
34
(1942)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
stocks
Last
American Stock Exchange
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
S
Gas
•
Union
Investment
Union
Co
Stock
United
of
Canada
Co
Yards
Aircraft
of
Omaha
Asbestos
United
Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
Corp
Corp
Improvement
Industrial
United
Milk
United
American
Co
•
17
Nov
28%
Oct
8%
Jan
3%
12,000
3%
Oct
%
2,600
40%
Boston
Jan
3%
9% May
13%
5
43
% July
900
4%
5%
1%
1%
3,300
sy8
5%
40%
11,100
1%
600
Chemoil
55
Jan
7%
3%
Jan
5
Feb
8%
1st
Jan
Oct
dep rets ord regis
'iun
Pacific Aluminum
S
U
S
Ceramic
U
S
Foil
Canal
Tile
50c
Co
1
S
Rubber Reclaiming Co
Universal American Corp
90
167%
Jun
181
9%
1,900
8%
Oct
3%
3%
33 &
31%
3%
6%
1,200
3%
Oct
100
6V4
Nov
11%
Sep
May
46%
Jan
11%
Jan
9%
25o
4%
4%
4%
Consolidated Oil
10
Universal Container Corp cl A com_10c
Universal Controls Inc
25c
32%
32%
33%
1,100
7%
7%
1,100
1
Universal
Insurance
Marion
June-Dec
6s
A
debs
15 Ya
8
2,100
3Va
2,300
14%
15%
•
14%
5
22
7%
8
13%
4s
mortgage
June-Dec
;
series
4s
B
6 Va
5%s
Aug
Midland
Jan
19%
July
Valspar Corp
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber
1
_.
9%
__
1
18
Venture Capital Corp of America.
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
1
9%
'
July
200
Coke
&
,
,
12%
Jan
Feb
6%
7
8,400
5%
Oct
7
subord
4s
11%
13%
20,600
13%
14%
1,500
9%
8%
9%
6
1963
1974
10.100
2
5%
x5%
25c
,
15%
15%
5%
5%
wi
—
9%
due
1953
extended
17% Aug
Oct
19% July
Rapid American
Jan
12%
Jun
5%s
Co
7s
subord
conv
9%
4% May
6%
16%
Oct
Safe
12%
Aug
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
14
Jan
Southern
1,100
8%
Oct
Co
•
4
4
100
common
-1
30
Waltham Precision Instrument Co
Webb & Knapp Inc common
1
10c
preference
5
1
Manufacturing
1.25
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
300
3%
100
71
71
8%
Jun
3
Mar
70
20
Jun
'
—'
—-
'■
jmW
——
.
2%
1%
1%
•
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
Weiman &
Company Inc
4
3%
19
.
14,000
Oct
July
1%
Oct
1%
•
1%
18,400
1
Jun
86%
•
'*»*»
2%,
1%
..
86%
20
61
July
—'
■
29
Feb
5%
4
Harbor
Water
California
Jan
34
Oct
4%
4VA
700
3%
Apr
5% Aug
1%
2
300
1%
Oct
3%
1%
West Chemical Products Inc
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
50c
pfd
%
%
1
18%
18%
1,500
Development Co
1
Western
Leaseholds Ltd
%
4
Oct
1H
Jan
Coal
Inc
3%
la
White Stag Mfg Co.
Wichita River Oil Corp.
4,700
3%
Jan
1,300
3
Aug
3
3%
1,900
3
22
1
D
E
4%s
,•
4%a
series
4%s
5s
H
series
series
series
L
1,300
Sep
3%
3s
1965
250
49
29%
Oct
21
Nov
37%
Jan
30
May
41
50
Jun
6,300
Feb
A Sep
22%
1,200
2%
3Va
5,200
20%
21 y.
1,300
14 V* May
22
Aug
Sep
13%
147/a
3,600
12 V*
15
Jun
Williams-McWilliams Industries
8%
9ya
900
8% May
3%
"3%
500-
2%
10
8%
1
Williams (R C) & Co
3%
r
*
..Feb-Aug
...
21%
5% preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4]/a%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
23
pfd
100
18% Mar
%
21
21%
3,500
Jun
Jan
Feb
3%
11%
9
Jan
Jun
•
90
10
American
6%
dep
1
2
-
rets
ord
regular.
.5s
-40c
July
20%
Feb
23%
Oct
29
Apr
8
1,150
7%
Nov
14
300
19%
Sep
30 Vb
Jan
—
•
7% Sep
•
•
1%
1&
1983
Zapata Petroleum Corp.
10c
93
$90
$90%
120%
931/4
—
16
1
127
v",
67%
113
77%
99%
101%
87%
81
98"
90
«•
951/4
/.■
97 V*
86
v
87%
88
$64
95
136
117%
.
124
94
65
98
124%
169
60
65
85%
95%
88%
96%
89%
75%
88
$85%
83
94%
$87%
87%
76
86
57
83
83
11
79
84%
85%
85%
10
78
85%
84%
92
$88
92i%
$78%
841/4
78
90%
951/4
84%
901/4
1
81
91%
■95%
961/4
3
90
-4
100% 101
10
101
102
104
97%
105
96Va
103%
103
91
88%
$89%
Jan-July
91
10
88%
1
96%
$64%
86
'
107
91%
83%
88y4
86%
__
$98% 100
.—June-Dec
—June-Dec*
98
97%
-Feb-Aug
Debt
Adjustment
90%
98
.100
96%
90%
98
66
63
72
.
13,700
'
•
liy4
15
16%
series
A
1067
4y2s
series
B
1967..
AHanover
(Prov)
6y2s
stamped'(Plan A)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—t
3%
Jan
of
Oct
21%
100
2yas
15
5s
$55
(Plan A)
i
67
$80
$80
90
$99
98%
$66
63%
90
100%
67
;
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
.
65
69
94%
92
•
Mar-Sepf
.•
93
90
$89
Map-Nov
April-Ocf
June-Dec
1972
•
Janeiro stamped
May-No«
■
stamped (Plan A) 2V8s 2C08
(Republic of)—>
•»
' T
Sinking fund 3s,Jan 1 1997
Peru
$88
$120
2008
•
Parana
Rio de
$13%
..Jan-July
Jan-July
;
1927) 1947
1927) 1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
Jan
1%
(issue
$115
Feb-Aug
1
1949
Maranhao
(issue of May
Municipalities
47%
-47%
47%
10
50
40
$45
45
48
Aug
2% May
1
May
and
debentures—
5%s
♦No
f
value,
a Deferred
delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
year's range),
rTransaction for cash (not included in
year's range),
tEx-dis¬
x Ex-dividenas.
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
dividend.
par
Ex-liquidating
included
A
-50c
; 90
99%
__
101% 101%
.l&ar-Sepf
—
Bonds
distribution,
in
being traded flat.
$ Friday's bid
§ Reported in
Co
,
;$86%
(Germany) 7s 1951
Jan-July
ADanzig Port & Waterways 6y2s 1952
Jan-July
German Savings Banks and
Clearing Assn—
tribution,
21%
85
98%
96
$99
Foreign Governments
(not
Zale Jewelry Co.
Zapata Off-Shore
931/4'
ABaden
Jan
20
— —
1%
Jan
7%
_£1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd.
98
•19%
■
8
19%
Ltd
preference
34%
Jan
'
——
Wood Newspaper Machine
Wood all Industries Inc
18% May
17% Aug
——
90
36
.Mar-Sept
1985
A7s
87
—.
90
,
56
..J an-Aug
1982
A7s
common.
96
$99%
Mar-Sept
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3y2s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
H Mar
28% July
2%
14%
',.71%
California Gas 3'As
April-Ocf
1970_,
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971...
_Jan-July
Southwestern Gas 4SC" Electric 3y4s 1970
..Feb-Aug
32% May
21%
150
%
A
——.
22%
93/
70
71%;
$99% 100
„Jan-July
-Feb-Aug
..Feb-Aug
..Feb-Aug
._Feb-Aup
..Feb-Aug
Southern
Jan
26% Mar
46
104
Sep
%
-
49
2
■
77
94%
22
1982
I
K
29
99% 100
4
96
'62.
..Jan-July
1982
J
99
157
64%
.
1981.11—1 "1111111"I .ApriZ-Oct
G
97%
:
21
$83
debs
1978
series
64
130
series
series
66%
1981. May -Nov
3s
conv
75
128
115
72
65%
12
1976
series
70
107%
8
120% 120%;
$95%
97%
1973
series
1
22
„
-
M&y-Nov
1976
A
12
«•
Apr
21%
1
Wickes (The) Corp
Williams Brothers Co.
(F W)
99%
'
%
22%
22
/.
4
Feb
% Mar
"
*
ft
—.
—10c
88% Aug
5% Apr
3 136
*
.1
23%
Jan
4%
A
-10
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing.
Oct
79
3%
5c
20
White Eagle International Inc
Woolworth
49%
32
99%
Jan
17%
3A
__
Western Nuclear Inc
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
100
V
•
American dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet &
Stationery
18%
100
Western
Wilson Brothers
39
23%
ApriZ-Oct
Corp
5s
92
.
1998_Jan-JuZy
1973
C
4y4s
Jan
4%
B
series
3%s
Jan
2
series
3%s
3% Mar
1%
6s
1964
Edison
series
3s
Jan
Jan
93
Co
1967
Power
75 Va
82%
26%
Jan-July
Wasatch
Westmoreland
f
,
Feb
76% May
4% Jan
28%
100
Jan-July
11% July
9% May
2%s
$2 preferred
Westmoreland
15
May -Nov
1963
& Gas
debs
debs
3y8s
West
90
81
.....
6,300
—
to
90
63%
118% 127
65%
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
2,000
16
•
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs.
Wentworth
82%
...ApriZ-Oct
1984
—
3y4s
1970—!
Public Service Electric
9% Mar
12
124
..1970
5VuB
Hess
91%
121
46%
$8
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
.
w
series
13
72%
721/4
114% 115
Ja7i-July
t
RR
Bellas
50
84%
119
$23%
May-Nov
1970
debs
3%s
$6
10
$98
Power 1st mortgage 3y4fl
1968.,—...April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3s
1971—.—;——......ApriZ-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3yis 1964..June-Dec
Oct
13%
10c
7 % preferred.
Waitt & Bond Inc
90y4
__
High
138
44
Mar-Sepf
Ohio
Sep
6%
7
7%
4%
200
13%
Inc
Aircraft
93
75
America—
3s
Waco
Low
43
$41%
May
►.
1961
Research Corp—
W
" V
5s convertible subord debentures
197fl__Jan-July
National Theatres & Television Inc—
V
>
•
1
5%s
Jun
May
1,800
1
Co
Products.
8% Mar
6
6%
1
Vogt Manufacturing
Vornado
9%
5%
..—25c
.
A
Corporation
Vita Food
Jan. 1
No.
88
89%
National
Sep
Feb
5%
Van Norman Industries warrants.
Virginia Iron Coal
Range Since
Sold
50
AprfZ-Oct
Western RR 4s
of
Valley
National
Jun
24%
Oct
&
Corp
conv
6y2s
class
Bonds
1011/4
$64
May-Nov
1993.
High
ttd
_Jan-July
1993—
A
series
Mtge Bank 5s
England Power 3y»s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Inc
89%
$120
88
Feb-Aug
New
Viewlex
89%
Quar-Feb
!'
1973
100
148
June-Dec
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6ya%
Lithium
11% Mar
67/s May
1,400
Jan
4iya
Aug
12 Vb Apr
7,100
8
Oct
7Va
36,300
14%
14%
5%
30 Va May
17.78
Corp
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Vinco
100
June-Dec
1970
Authority 3%sl978
mortgage
AGuantanamo
Jan
27'A
8%
Universal
1974
General Builders Corp—
6s subord debentures
1963
General Development 6s 1975
Jan
26,200
-
6%
34
9
Universal
series
Finland Residential
%~Apr
19
8%
1
B
class
172%
170
8%
1
Conditioning Corp
Co
2%s
Industries
A 1st
,,
10s
100
U
Range
Friday's
Ltd—
RR
&
debs
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
Apr
1%
subord
conv
Chicago Transit
A May
4% July
5yas
Edison
Jan
1%
Oct
Inc
AAmer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3y»s 1970—.
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Jan
2,100
5%
or
Bid & Asked
Low
28% May
Apr
'
5
United
U
Oct
12%
~4%
3l96
43
Investing—2.60
N
Air
14%
600
100
if
"warrants"
United
J
3\l
1
Products
Molasses
4,100
10%
4
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
26%
4V«
1
&
18
15%
10%
50c
United Elastic
United
16%
15%
20
Products
United
United
17%
4
Period
■
Low
High
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Alsco
Union
Monday, November 14, 1960
Friday
PONDS
Shares
u
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
.
(Range for Week Ended November 11)
for Week
of Prices
Low
.
Sales
Range
Sale Price
.
20
Mar
29%
Jun
5%
5
5%
600
4%,
Sep
8%
Jan
4
3%
4
800
3V2 May
5%
Jan
and
Abbreviations
used
ask prices;
receivership.
no
sales being transacted during the
current
week.
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.
Volume
6003
Number
192
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(1943)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended November 11)
Boston Stock Exchange
Range
for Week
Sale Frioe
of Prices
STOCKS
Low /
Par
Agricultural Chemical
American
Motors
Tel
American
Boston
Edison
100
21% July
19 %
28%
94%
3,638
43%
45%
151
62%
63%
.10
46%
__5
,14%
25
Nov
79%
Jan
42
Oct
Standard
Apr
59%
48%
68
39%
Jun
48%
178
13%
Oct
23%
Jan
Sep
U
Cities
Service
Copper
Co
Range
Co
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates com—10
4%%
preferred
28%
__100
-J-
79V4
-
—.
First
National
Motor
General
Stores
Co
Creek
Lone
New
Co
Cement
50c
com
Corp
Service
England
4
Mathieson
641
47%
Feb
314
61
Sep
93%
1,042
70%
Sep
100%
;'
RR
10%
Nov
11%
59%
Jan
20%
150
20 %
Nov
81%
445
71%
Oct
Drug
Stone
&
Chemical
&
Webster
2.50
Co—
Inc
270
8c
21%
200
22%
37%
.
1,009
874
40%
'
11-;
30%
Sep
United
164
537/s
38% July
10% Oct
105
S.
1
Co
:
__
——•
Machinery Corp
Rubber
Co
...
75
50%
32%
173
48
16"%
&
Waldorf
System,
Mass
Railroad
Co__
387
30%
Oct
39%
150
32 % Mar
160
107%
34%
120
33%
Oct
-
C
F
Allen
Wrigley Stores
American
Avis
Jan
68
45%
Feb
70
70
64%
Jun *
50
59% Mar
73%
Jun
Nov
Metal
:::::::ii
Products.
Industrial
Week's
38% Mar
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13%
Low
14%
661
~
~~
——
Jan
15%
Feb
Nov
4%
28%
Sep
13%
■
Jun
2%
—M
::
Jan
16%
Jun
Oct
27%
Jan
«...
58% Mar
Chrysler Corporation
Sep
Consolidated
Paper
Last
41 %
Aug
Continental
Motors
Edison
Gas
Cincinnati
8
69
Nov
12
Oct
45%
Oct
61
...
49%
371
Diamond
80
Corp
Economy Baler
May
Jun
Ex-Cell-0 Corp
Jun
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Ford
Motor
Low
1,334
37%
192
91%
93
32%
33%
22 %
110
_1
29%
128%
19%
118
58
26%
29%
Co
26%
26 %
Aug
38%
Jan
Feb
45%
45%
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium
87% Mar
97%
Masco
28%
19%
Sep
Airlines
American
Cyanamid
Feb
25%
21
Oct
Motors
81%
Feb
134 %
25%
Jun
34%
Jan
American
Radiator
American Tel
American
Ashland
Avco
Oct
39
Sep
35
Oct
43%
33%
282
18
Apr
43
43%
Ill
40
Oct
20%
273
19%
Oct
50
94%
54
79%
59%
59%
15
52
44%
64
11%
921/4
45%
33
43
63
-
64
Dayton
Detroit
58
77
Jan
23 y2
Dow
11%
Nov
16%
Jan
110
39%
Sep
57 y2
Jan
36%
22a
23
Apr
36%
Nov
79%
352,
42 y2
Jan
81%
Oct
171/4
64
16%
Oct
23%
Jan
.
Ford
Nov
16%
31 %
Jan
55%
100
46
Mar
58 %
Aug
15 %
175
14
Nov
25%
Jan
78%
72
72
Oct
98%
Jan
Oct
265%
Jan
78%
5
j
76%
197
-1.25
189% 197
--_10
new_
—
168
65%
305
63%
—_1
18%
93
Jan
-
29%
Feb
39%
79%
186
71
Sep
44%
600
41 %
Oct
20 %
20%
20
; Feb
24%
Sep
42%
42%
'•75
49%
Jan
40
>
Tel—.
—10
——
54%
30
34
20
Sep
38%
32%
Sep
Feb
/53%
Jan
99%
Jan
-'56%
Jan
46% May
55%
11
52
Sep
31%
—5
Chemical
15
307/s
32 %
510
30%
Nov
33%
Sep
35%*
1
-
Corp
&
W)
35%
36%
57
31%
Aug
12
35%
Sep
46%
54 y2
Jan
Jan
100
25%
Sep
52%
Walker
National
Lead
Corp
Socony
Oil
Mobil
compilation
Steel
Admiral
Co
Corp
Railway...
Sperry Rand
Allegnany Corp
Paper
(Un)
Chalmers
Aluminium
Ltd
Aluminum Co
For
American Airlines
American
(Un)
3% Mar
Oct
Jan
400
8%
Nov
12%
Jan
200
20%
Jun
24%
Feb
24%
Jan
Oct
18 Va
Jan
12%
Jun
July
18
Nov
Exchange
round-lot
transactions
Range
American
Co (Un)
Cyanamid Co
Investment
American
Mach
American
Motors
American
Rad
American
Tel
American
Apache
50
Oct
68 %
3,800
17
Oct
32%
12
11%
12%
1,400
10%
Nov
16%
16%
17
13%
Feb
10%
900
Tel
10%
36
800
33
Sep
53%
10%
300
10%
Oct
16%
Jan
24%
24%
25%
2,700
22 %
Oct
39%
Jan
35%
Jan
400
Corp
13%
Jan
Jan
29%
18%
30
900
28%
Oct
70
Oct
19
1,400
1,700
61%
18%
17%
Apr
25%
Jan
39%
'
-W
39%
100
26% Mar
41%
Aug
Jan
107
Jan
32
33%
4,400
31%
Oct
43%
42%
43%
2,800
40
Oct
59%
19%
19%
19%
100
17%
Feb
20%
-3.80
72%
67%
72%
74
Jun
19%
20%
49%
19%
Jan
20%
12%
2,300
8,200
Oct
29%
Feb
12%
10,700
11%
(Un).
5
1
Oct
16
Feb
Sep
37%
Jan
Jan
97
94%
4,000
60
59%
60 %
700
51% May
36%
37
500
33
May
42%
Oct
—25
(Un)
__
—50
46%
14%
_
Sep
Jan
46%
900
63
Jan
14%
15%
1,500
10% July
15%
Oct
32%
200
29%
Oct
64%
500
57%
Sep
38% May
76% Jan
43%
5
_
_
Sep
43
63
10
-
63%
31%
-2.50
(Un)
,
Oct
25%
300
92%
■
Jun
80
29%
94%
12.50
(Un)
Refining
11%
28%
-33%
(Un)
(111)-
&
tt% May
67
■
■
-1.25
Co
Jan
29% July
43%
Louisiana Gas
Oil
Jun
Jan
33%
00
Corp
Company
&
23%
1
Corp
Ashland
500
18%
1.66%
&
Viscose
Steel
Armour
55%
17%
12.50
Corp
Tobacco
American
High
,
53%
10%
(111)
Fdrv
&
&
Range Slnoe Jan. 1
Low
—10
(Un)
Co
Stano Sau
American Steel Foundries
Arkansas
8hares
High
18%
*
.1
Can
American
American
Armco
of Priees
LOW
only
Sales
for Week
10%
-
common.
..
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
41 y4
31
89 y4
Jan
35%
33%
35%
1,000
29% May
41%
Feb
-,1
20%
20%
20%
400
18% July
23%
Jan
23
21%
23
20%
27"%
Jan
9%
9%
500
4——
38%
39%
200
14%
13%
14%
2,100
5%
5%
500
5
July
11%
12%
700
11%
Nov
17
87%
88
100
77
Feb
88%
10
5%
non-cum
preferred
10
Atlantic Refining Co
Avco Corporation
Oil
&
10
3
Gas
Belden
Mfg
43 %
431/4
43%
50
30
Aug
Bell
Gossett
10%
11%
112
10%
Oct
16%
Jan
Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc
51%
50%
51 %
143
41 % Mar
51 %
Nov
Bethlehem
54%
52%
54%
70
47 %
Oct
77 %
2,600
85
85
80
57%
Feb
85
Oct
33%
33%
1
31%
Sep
48 y4
Jan
Borg-Warner
20%
20%
75
20
Oct
37 y4
class
A
1
9%
May
109
45 y8
&
(Un)
Co
85
,
Boeing
10% Aug
41% Jan
11% May
17 Va Aug
lu
_
.
„,.197/a
Jan
Brach
52%
80
44%
Feb
58%
Jun
Brunswick
39 %
240
33 %
Sep
55 y4
Jan
Corp
38%
38%
12
34% May
42 y4
Jan
Burlington
Burroughs
45 %
45%
10
40 y2
Sep
53 %
Jan
19-'
19%
167
18%
Oct
26
Jan
Sons
Oct
18%
600
17%
Oct
24
15%
14%
15%
2,100
13%
Oct
20%
Jun
63%
61
600
56%
Oct
74
Feb
5
(Un)
(Un)
1%
1%
1%
3,900
8
41%
40%
41%
3,400
36
1,200
5
(E J)
Industries
v_?orp
(Un)
Burton-Dixie Corp
/
8
33%
.
34
1%
Oct
Sep
57 %
Jan
23 %
July
36
Nov
25%
100
24%
Oct
31% Aug
33%
600
32%
Nov
48%
190
40
79%
74%
79%
B
15%
15%
15%
1,900
1,400
1
17
17%
600
5
29
29
24%
25%
12.50
May
39%
32%
•
(Un)
1
May
25%
185
*
Corp
64
pi
35%
Corp
Budd Company
&
Jan
17%
2
Corp
52%
8% Mar
18%
Airplane
37%
:
Jan
10
Co
Fisheries
12%
*
Co
Steel
13
Sep
Jun
32
Jun
42.
38
9
35
—1
Jan
see page
Jan
Oct
22
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres (Un)
Sep
•»
Jun
8%
Week's
•
79%
,50c
July
4%
10%
IIZi
America
25
—5
footnotes,
the
_.
of
86 %
-
4
—10
86%
1.40
_.
of
1
Mfg
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
IP
16% Mar
50%
Oct
15
1
Bastian-Blessing
■
Jan
May
.8
Corp
Jun
5
—
Oct
May
36% Mar
9
5% Jan
—50o
Allegheny Ludlum Steel (Un)
Allied
Nov
3
Southern
549
8% July
1
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
69 %
mm::-—5
<
40%
13
.—10
60%
,
Jan
21%
5
Oct
__j._
v
3%
Oct
28
8%
Sale Prlee
Laboratories
Jan
•
OIL—
40
Par
Abbott
50%
..
;
100
6%
2
;
46
Roebuck
Sinclair
6
Last
20
-1
Industries
Jun
Jan
Friday
Booth
Schenley
1%
2%
12%
3
STOCKS
40
5
Paper
Jan
2% Apr
10
May
Midwest Stock
A
56
10
Regis
Sep
1%
1
60%
RR
Corp
Reynolds Tobacco
4%
1
common
56
Phillips Petroleum
Radio
115
10
1
Bendlx
Pennsylvania
Apr
2
1
-5
___
North American Aviation.
Jan
16%
300
5
60%
56..
—8
___
32%
Jan
1%
2
-5
Register
Dairy
Sep
Oct
11
40
_10
Co
Sep
6%
6
*
Co
Standard
&
2%
6%
5
&
Jan
Apr
10
700
*
Company
Bailey Selburn
National
10
3%
3%
28
10
Oct
Oct
Jan
41%
28%
—_2
Montgomery Ward
National Cash
1%
1%
1
Dillon
Anaconda
42%
Harvester
Laughlin
Nov
-75%
3
—'——.
Edison
6iy4 July
17% Oct
Feb
37 %
37%
•"79%
5
-1%
,
15
'
54%
-
39%
_—
——:~
&
18%
45% May
Oct
32%
Jun
133
Feb
95
60
37%
5
1
180%
55
46%
35%
—
Tel
65
46%
27%
•——
International
.
108% 109%
5
—J.
Dept Stores
International
Monsanto
>
Oct
70 y4
14
Electric
&
10
22
Apr
Oct
54%
General Motors——
Mead
Jan
Jun
1
Trailer
McGraw
41 %
Nov
18%
7
General Dynamics
Jones
Feb
Light-
Kodak
Greyhound
Jan
27%
27
16%
Nov
69%
47
100
16%
Motor
General
21%
70%
v
j.~——
Autolite
Freuhauf
2%
70
21%
5
100
1
Studebaker, Packard
Udylite Corporation
Vinco Corp
Allis
4%
Oct
55
50
-
70%
—
Federated
28%
/
100
2%
27%
10
Pont
Electric
60%
2%
—/
Jan
581
~2%
1%
Manufacturing
Acme
50
60
i
Chemical
Eastman
Sep
751/2
~2im.li
&
55%
44%
~2%
6%
Jan
17% Aug
33
—
Power
Steel
(H
Jan
11% May,
35%
-25
——
Oct
43%
1%
Oct
67
Oct
17% July
42
___—
Curtiss-Wright
62%
May /■'
62
.
———
41
441/8
10
Sep
17
__
Feb
10
Feb
70
40%
Industries
Chesapeake & Ohio
Clopay Corp
Colgate Palmolive.
30
1
....
Apr
15%
97 %
Jan
120
11%
42
Corp
Gas
Nov/
20%
11%
5
Sep
Jan
14%
78%
1U
.
17%
19
Jun
29%
19%
8
-
Boeing-Airplane
Products
11%
25%
59 %
t
13%
14%
13
-w
.
Columbia
/.
11%
94%
3
Jan
324
19
Jan
32%
92%
Jan
31 %
July
~2%
•
Jan
28
35
1
—
—
Steel
Brunswick
22
69
Jan
61 %
1
Brewing
Scotten
Jan
19%
10
_j—
—^
Burlington
58
74
50
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Beth
Oct
18%
—12%
—i——
Oil
Corp
42%
25%
.
33 Va
—
Steel
Armco
35
29%
5
Tel Co
&
Tobacco
Anaconda
471/4
Jan
39%
19
1.66%
Products
Davis
Rudy
Aug
46
43%
_1.66%
.
—
Feb
38%
Refineries
Rockwell
36% Mar
1,046
"
Corp.
Chem
Screw
Rickel
Oct
18%
imii
American
5
Jun
Sep
Sep
—
Pfeiffer
Sep
33%
American
Feb
4
Wines
Parke
Jan
20
Sep
17%
Sep
29%
29%
Z.T2.S0
Can
Jan
27%
25 V* July
—1
Michigan Chemical
Michigan Sugar common
38% July
25%
Limited
American
25 %
—
Paige
Leonard
Unlisted Stooks
Allied- Stores
Oct
Oct
__5
Trailer
Lakes
LaSalle
Jan
41 %
20%
759
127% 130 %
42%
Feb
34%
29% Mar
r
200
20%
Oct
30%
26% July
217
23%
Sep
25%
257 '/.
,
19%
_2
47 Va
14%
17%
29%
Lakey Foundry
Lansing Stamping
High
23%
50;
20%
Kroger
Range Since Jan. 1
High
36
,
40% Mar
—5
Kresge (S S) Company
Kysor Heater
Sales
26%
—-
295
-3
Bearings
Brewing
Great
Shares
36
-5
Kahn
312
15
-1
18%
65%
/
for Week
1
National
16% May
11% Jan
--
Exchange
35%
'
Oct
15
45%
25%
5u
Nov
7%
-1
35%'*',
,36
10
11%
-1
26%
r_~8l60
common
Milling Machine
Telephone
200
15
Detroit Steel Corp
Dlvco-Wayne
-5
'Uncinnatl
Cincinnati
Jan
11%
45%
45%
Jan
26%
„
Jan
70%
.20
Jan
2^/4
*
40y4
Aug
Jan
Low
26%
10
Oct
40%
-1
Detroit
31 %
of Prices
Par
Carey Manufacturing
Champion Paper common
28%
45%
.10
62"%
69
Jan
180
43
64
Range
Friday
15%
43
43
Apr
12%
Jan
11%
-25
42
,
High
12%
7
Nov
14"%
1,709
Week's
Sale Price
Jan
'
Oct
.
Apr
for Week
Company
Burroughs Corp
Goebel
STOCKS
103 %
Sales
Range
of Prices
Corp
50 %
47%
6.25
46%
Sep
69%
Budd
■
Corp
Jan
50y4
,13%
Electric
42
•
148
.226
-
Low
1
102
12
Jan
76%
Last
332
44%
Jan
24
34%
Friday
17
69
*
23%
47%
Par
A
Graham
.
118%
70
56%
Cincinnati Stock
,
20% May
Jan
General Motors
Sears
8ys July
32
Detroit Stock
Exchange
Fruehauf
;
106
22%
73%
16%'
__
100
Inc
Elec
Westinghouse
i
9%
22%
50%
53%
__
*
Vermont
<
Jan
55% Jun
Oct
32 £'"
'
—
25
,_5
common
,
40%
38%
Fruit
United Shoe
St
56
34%
50
STOCKS
,10c
Jan
22% Aug
39% Sep
Jun
34
49%
■"U V
Torrington Co
Du
Jun
prices.
Jun
100
5c
July
19% Jan
21%
40%
—•
Stop & Shop Inc
Corn
44%
--
Rexall
U.
10
Sale Price
;
11
Jan
50%
117
iq
87% Aug
36% Jan
39%
—10
50%
35% May
Jan
3
242
'
Pennsylvania
Oct
22%
1
Aug
10%
8c
5
Jan
39 ya
123
Apr
84 %
22
,
Aug
44%
1,259
61% July
65%
21%" v 20%
37
;
; 36
100
Chemical
''
__
—
System—-—-.*0
New England Tel & Tel Co
Olin
31% Mar
50%
48 y2
44
41%
We are indebted to the
firm of W. E. HUTTON
& CO. for the transmission
of these Cincinnati
40% Aug
82%'
__
1
Companies
Electric
Jan
Jan
10%
v
Copper Corp
Star
National
Coal
Nov
1
Feb
20%
*
—
1
Kennecott
80%
%
77
.
Gillette Co
Island
y
79%'
74%
18
101
Feb
43
8%
1
W)
35%
ft
High
50%
16%
(F
14
39%
»
;
Low
44%
44
1
Steel
Woolworth
30% Aug
40
75%
79%
5
Co
24% Mar
50c
49%
'
71
35
62%
U'"
•
5
Electric
Gilchrist
Inc
Co
80%
50c
34%
Eastern Mass Street Railwy Co com 100
6% cum 1st pfd "A"
100
Ford
1,
28 %
S
Range Since Jan.
High
41 y«
7
10
Westinghouse Electric
Shares
44%
25
(Ohio)
Union Carbide
U S Shoe
Jan
15%
68%
Feb
(Ind)
(New Jersey)
Oil
for Week
of Prices
Low
'*
Studebaker-Packard
Sunray Oil
97% Aug
68 V4 Jan
361
Oil
Standard Oil
30% Jan
940
Brands
Standard
High
24%
20%
91%
92%,
50
Co
Low
High
Standard
19%
20%
33%
Tel
&
Anaconda Company
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Range
Par
Shares
24%
•
1.66%
Corp
Week's
Last
Sales
Last
American
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Price
Week's
Friday
35
128
Apr
285
Jan
Oct
49%
Feb
81%
Oct
15%
Nov
27%
Jan
16%
Sep
23%
Jan
500
28
Oct
40%
Jun
300
22%
Jan
29
Aug
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
36
.
Monday, November 14, 1960
.
.
(1944)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended November 1 1)
Friday
stocks
Range
Sale Price
Corp
common
of America (Un)
Centlivre Brewing Corp
Central 8s South West Corp
Nov
1%
1%
2,200
lis6
Nov
22%
21%
22%
300
20%
Oct
29
30
700
27%
Jan
41%
23%
300
21 %
Oct
5%
Feb
29%
Feb
41%
17% May
21 %
13
13
36%
36
37%
1,100
21%
21
21%
500
55%
-50c
2.50
Chicago
Cincinnati
Co
Service
Cities
City
Products Corp
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron
Co
Coleman
System
Gas
Natural
Consol
Gas——
Controls
America
of
Co
—
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Products
Corn
Deere
Co
&
Corp
National
Diamond
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Dow Chemical Co
Jan
Oct
547/s
Oct
69%
Jan
North
900
13%
Oct
26
100
13%
Oct
23%
Jan
Northern
Illinois
15%
21%
300
21%
Oct
29%
Jan
Northern
Indiana
9%
Kodak
Eastman
El
Natural
Paso
Radio
Emerson
Gas
com
new
1%
1% Mar
1,000
55 Va
300
25%
27%
900
25
Oct
89%
400
79
Sep
Natural
Gas
Service
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Jan
Northern
Jan
Northern
Pacific
Ry
States
Power
41%
Aug
48%
Nov
43
43
300
41%
Oct
5%
Nov
9%
Feb
16%
2,400
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Nov
31%
Jan
44
43%
44%
1,000
30 Va May
44%
Aug
28%
Feb
43%
Sep
50 %
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42%
42%
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11
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16%
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39%
1,300
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32
Sep
40
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Nov
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Jan
39%
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Manufacturing
Oct
10%
Oct
16%
Feb
Ohio
Edison
Co
15
100
48%
Oct
35
Jan
Ohio
Oil
Oct
21%
65%
4,300
56% Mar
68
700
26% Mar
36%
Oct
Pacific
100
42% May
49%
Sep
Pan
48%
58%
200
53"%
Jan
61
23
100
20%
Sep
29
32%
34%
1,200
32%
Nov
18%
Jun
35%
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Pennsylvania RR
Jan
Peoples Gas Light 8s Coke
56 % July
70%
Nov
Pepsi-Cola
Oct
Oct
13%
Jan
Pfizer
31%
Jan
Phelps
70 %
70%
200
8%
9%
8%
800
16
1,700
200
38%
Nov
Philco
46
600
40%
Apr
Feb
49 %
47%
Aug
Phillips
44
350
32
Oct
37% July
21%
3234
22%
1,250
21%
Nov
32 %
75%
78%
1,400
70%
29%
29%
100
49 %
Oct
25% Mar
22%
Jan
Jun
67%
Sep
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Mar
'6,100
39
40%
19%
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61%
62
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50
51%
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265%
Jan
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Nov
33
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Jan
133
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Oats
Quaker
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57 Va
Oct
•
900
41 % Mar
51%
Nov
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49%
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31
Oct
36%
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27%
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39%
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200
42%
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58
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10
54%
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35%
33%
35%
800
30%
Oct
52%
53%
54%
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Oct
78%
Jan
57%
57%
100
70
Jun
55%
Jun
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100
-
•
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1,200
23
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94%
27%
3,000
25%
Nov
27%
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109%
200
11%
Oct
22 y8
Jun
7%
2,250
5%
Oct
12 y4
Feb
Reynolds
Metals
Oct
194%
Aug
Reynolds
(R
Oct
Richman
Royal
26%
27 %
Nov
(Un)
Raytheon Company
Steel
Republic
Revlon
Corp
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.
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1
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Feb
46%
•
Oct
38%
400
•
Brewing Corp
Falstaff
_
Gen
General
Mills
Nov
32
Jun
39
65 %
63
66
92 y2
Jan
13%
3,700
1,200
60% July
12%
12
Oct
19%
Jun
18%
19%
800
17%
Sep
30
Feb
9%
9%
100
7%
Jun
11
Oct
8%
1
2%
2%
39%
37%
Corp
6%
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Corp
Foods
23%
68%
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Goodyear Tire 8s Rubber
Granite City Steel Co
Co
Stores new wi—
Great Lakes Dredge 8s Dock
Gray Drug
Gulf
Oil
Hein
Sash
Brick
Illinois
Jan
69%
Sep
500
26%
Oct
31%
Sep
7,600
41
Oct
55%
42%
41%
42%
•
5
42%
40%
42%:
3,600
37%
Sep
71%
Jan
84%
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400
56 %
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86 %
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•
30
29%
30
900
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31'/a
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20 g
34
33%
34%
1,100
32
Sep
46%
Jan
9%
9%
100
9%
Jun
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Jan
35
200
32
Aug
39%
25
400
22% Mar
26%
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800
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29% Aug
23%
Oct
34
42
Oct
80%
May
Jan
47%
50 %
28 %
200
26
Oct
35% Mar
84 %
1,300
60
Jan
87% Aug
12%
13
200
11%
Oct
23%
35%
36%
200
34%
Nov
43 %
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St
Regis
12% Mar
39
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15 %
300
15%
Nov
38%
1,600
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Sep
47%
Jan
32%
33%
600
30
Feb
41%
Aug
17%
50
17
Oct
17%
Oct
34 V*
Sep
50%
Jan
Oct
39
-
200
39
20%
20%
1,100
20
29%
20%
30%
2,100
26% July
24 y2
Jan
Co
Industries (Un)
Schering Corp (Un)
16%
Jan
10%
650
13% July
9% Aug
50%
100
38%
Feb
52%
4,600
3%
Feb
7%
Jun
2,200
7
Oct
13%
Nickel
Paper
Oct
32 %
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—
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Sinclair
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250
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8
150
24%
24%
18%
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Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
22
22%
400
21%
Aug
30%
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Leath
Co
Gas
Laclede
29
Oct
47%
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Standard
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Martin
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42.
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200
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Jan
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40
41
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30
30
100
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37%
38%
46
20 %
33 %
200
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55 %
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35
3,400
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42 %
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38%
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100
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55
54%
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56%
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100%
96% 103%
500
86%
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135%
Jan
Trav-ler
33%
34%
300
33%
Apr
38
Aug
Tri
33%
40%
39
40%
700
32
Feb
46% May
208
19%
20
300
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103/8
10%
■
200
55
48%
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30
55%
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32
4%
Oct
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Oct
7% Mar
Union
Electric
Union
Oil
Pacific
89 y2
Jan
Sep
54%
Oct
99%
23%
300
18%
Feb
25%
200
23%
Oct
29%
21%
10
900
9
300
79
22
800
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89 y4
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48
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400
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83
9
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8
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58 y2
182
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24%
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64%
Jun
86%
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Oct
36 Va
Aug
24%
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500
22
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36%
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20%
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20%
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19
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24%
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6
62%
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62%
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24
24%
700
23
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28%
Jan
23%
23%
100
23
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29'Va Mar
7%
3,200
600
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96
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18%
Nov
13
16%
100
16% July
19%
29
900
25 % Mar
32%
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36
33% May
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76%
76%
10
76%
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82
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31%
800
29%
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147%
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30%
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20%
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Power
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(F W) Co (Un)
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32
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43
43%
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27
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39
39
32%
34
32%
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39% Aug
43%
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25
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31
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100
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52
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70%
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25
24
25 Va
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31%
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5
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2.50
1
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26%
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73
250
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82
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82
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200
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42%
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41%
700
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42%
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28%
28%
250
25%
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31 Va Aug
10
69%
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69%
100
59 %
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13
13
13%
300
12 Va
Sep
19
Jan
78 %
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1
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Woolworth
Jun
34% Aug
25% July
55 y4 Jan
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Electric
&
107
37%
27%
1
Telegraph
Electric Corp
Stores
900
37%
43%
10
25
10
5
(Un)
117% 118%
118%
•
Wisconsin
Jan
28%
9%
Corp_
preferred
$4.25
Wilson
Jan
16%
9%
.—
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Wieboldt
May
Feb
9
47%
1
Inc
Wisconsin
29
(Un)
Whirlpool Corp
Nov
7%
20%
29%
Corp—
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Westinghouse
Aug
July
147
Feb
400
*
Co
Steel
Western
Jun
700
Jan
50%
900
Universal Oil Products
Jan
53
55%
24 %
39% July
6,500
Co
Webcor
48
176% 177%
20% May
23 %
Oct
52 %
48
Jan
600
22%
45%
2
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Fruit
Universal
Jan
25%
S
U
Jan
May
Oct
26 Va
34%
RR
Air
U
Jan
82%
Jan
Jan
Sep
79%
Co (Un)
California
United Corporation
24y2 Aug
25%
9%
16%
Jan
17%
63
22%
(Un)—„
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United
Oct
6% July
23
82
24%
July
1,300
-
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82%
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Jun
7
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Aircraft Corp
Jun
33
(Un)
United
Jan
Jan
of
Mar
77%
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Union
.
33
65% Oct
Sep
14% May
21'
Apr
48% July
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33
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25
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1,100
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Co
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Texas
43 %
1
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1,300
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25
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10
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42%
1
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Monsanto
Chemical
(Un)
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Middle
Co
Jun
Jan
1
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Merritt Chapman
Jun
59 %
19%
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1
2.50
10
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Jan
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common
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;
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32%
4
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80 %
Feb
46
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Stewart-Warner Corp
27%
1
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Ling-Temco Electronics Inc
Oct
44%
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Jan
1,100
4
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42%
4,200
38%
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33%
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5
1
500
54
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Feb
31 Ve
41%
700
39
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45%
•
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28%
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Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
Kennecot
43
52%
41
5
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250
10
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36 Ve
35
30
15
Texaco Inc
22%
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Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Johnson
19% May
Aug
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5
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Nov
20
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54
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class
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300
500
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31%
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1,200
14
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35
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13
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37
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class
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Sangamo
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Jan
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Co
Public Service
St
Standard
Jan
41%
International
Co
Petroleum
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17%
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RR
Power
99%
29%
33%
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Sep
Aug
15
•
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70%
62%
37%
Co
Steel
Inland
5,200
1,400
44%
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&
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Central
Illinois
Jan
42
14%
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8
53
65%
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Sep
36%
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13
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100
3,200
83
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Heileman
Jan
28%
1
.
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Com
Greyhound
3%
753/8
50%
10
8
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Co
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Oct
24%
1
distribution
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2%
63%
27%
3.33%
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1
1
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Tire & Rubber
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Glen
800
39%
79%
1
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Jan
35
5
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July
9
43%
Portland Cement
Gillette
80
Jun
29%
3
1.66%
—
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General
Brothers
Dutch
Southern
Inc
General
Genesco
Feb
7%
79
5
General
Tele
60%
500
__
General Motors Corp
Gen
200
8%
2%
6%
70
65%
1
Dynamics
General
200
1,200
2
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Feb
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Jan
23%
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Contract
General
Feb
Co
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Sears
General Bankshares
General Box
42%
35 %
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Transportation
American
Feb
Oct
34%
2
Corporation
D
W
24%
33 %
34%
37
29
Co
Fruehauf Trailer
F
100
4,700
34%
34 y2
34%
5
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145
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Co
Motor
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400
157
35 %
34%
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First Wisconsin Bankshares
Firstamerica
Ford
145
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&
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7
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,
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22%.
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Fairchild
Jan
38
Mar
-17%
900
Jun
37 %
-
Mar
43
-
0
Sep
32
45
x44
*
0
(Un)
Co
—
(Un)
'
Company
Oil
Indiana
66 Va May
Jan
•
200
-
■
-
17l/a
Feb
900;-
;
?
Jan
Oct'
Rf! %
-
5,600
-
"
Nov
34%
<10%
1,600-,
39%
30%
Jun
51
19%
Feb
14%
400
33 Vac
(Uni,
of
Co
Service
"
—12.50
(Unc—
(Un)
Corp
Public
Jan
179 %
1,000
186% 195
Apr
41%
19%
I---.—33 %q
—
Co
&
Corp
Dodge
32%
46%
Co
iCharles)
Sep
J6%
100
40%
50
25 >
71
60 y. May
400
Jan
Sep
Jan
»
•
Co
Jan
54 %
/.
37% Aug
200
18 Va
53%
'
5
Co
8s
Coal
Peabody
64%'
17'/a
18%
»
1
Jan
9%
17%
Jan.
(Un)_
Airways
Pictures
41%
20%
16%
July
World
American
Paramount
Sep
39%
-30% May
400
53%
25
37%
31% May
•
•
900
40 Va
64%
5
Corp__
& Electric
Gas
46 %
700
600
.
21%
„
-"14 Va
-V 200
35%
35 %
40
•
Chemical
11%
7% Oct
8%
,
Co
Sep
35%
24%
194
:
"
65%
22%
Co
(Un)
Olin-Mathieson
39
850
1,200
1,100
Jan
200
16
'•
Co—
(Minnesota)
(Un)
Bancorporation
Feb
Jun
Jan
108
16%
— —
10
Co
15 Va
Feb
46
-
5
Public
71%
31
17%
69%
35%
Oct
51
1
;
Co
Gas
Sep
40%
31
Phonograph (Un)__5
&
Aviation
American
Northern
600
70%
1
10
wi—_3
Inc—
Co (Un)
Lines
1%
Jan
97% Jun
1% Jan
6% July
*
RR
Oct
9
800
43%
57 %
Radio
Air
Eastern
Nov
Jan
8%
5
(Un)
de Nemours
51
400
23%
1
Inc_
USA
Ltd
(E I)
120
60%
150
5
Du Pont
Prod
Central
15%
300
34%
5
Drewrys
1
48%
1
20
1
?
(Un)
Co
Edison
Detroit
Oct
%
5
35 %
1
62%
500
%.
53
Oct
84
(Un)
48%
65%
——-——5
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
500
27%
Mfg_.
21%
—1
5
1
Continental Motors Corp
68%
54%
5
&
16
.10
Continental Can Co.
(Un).
Tile
York
23
—
65 %
5
National
11
25
1.33%
--10
L
Corp of America-
Container
Nov
42%
.10
25 %
1%
5
._
(Un)
Co
37
Co
Power
Consumers
preferred
Register
Distillers
58%
Corp
(Un).
Commonwealth Edison common
Consolidated Foods (Un)
7,600
%
Lead
43
1
31%
_1
common
National
48
5
Colorado Fuel 8s Iron
Columbia
Cash
Co
National
Jun
36
—
common
Inc
convertible
50c
National
57
9
8.50
1°
& Electric
Sep
18 Va
New
42%
43%
25
Gas
Apr
(The)
High
Low
2')%
68%
3
Inc
Vernon
Mount
15%
21%
Northwestern Ry com
*
Rock Island 8s Pacific Ry Co_*
South Shore 8s So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Corp
27 %
Motorola
15
15%
&
Chicago
2} j Mar
59 Ve
Oil 8s Refining common—_1
$3 convertible preferred
25
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chicago Milw St Paul 8s Pacific
•
Co
8s
High
31%
Jan
200
Ward
Montgomery
Jan
21%
31%
23%
Cbamplin
Chicago
Jan
16%
Corp
Celanese
26%
600
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
17%
1%
30c
25
10
(Un)
Pacific
Canadian
Carrier
Ltd.
Export Gas
Canadian
1
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
Low
High
17
17%
—~-B
Inc
Hecla
8s
Calumet
Range Since Jan.
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
Last
stocks
for Week
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
~1
83%
.
83%
88-
100
.
83%
88%
100
\
-
.....
100
200
-100
-
-
95
-
Apr-
July
Volume
192
Number 6003
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1945)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended November
Pacific Coast Stock
Exchange
STOCKS
other Exchanges.
Sale Price
Aeco
Factors Ltd
Oil
Co_
Mammoth
Bolsa
Chica
Gas
Dole
Corp
Dominguez
Emporium
Capwell
Exeter
Oil
Friden
Co
Meier
&
217
27%
Oct
24%
25%
300
Oct
Seeberg
18%
19%
245
16%
Apr
100
10
Jan
United
16%
16%
155
16%
Sep
28'% July
22 % Jan
6,000
(The) Corp.—__
1
Engineering & Foundry *Co___5
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Elec Corp______
6.25
19%
8
21% May
7% Oct
26
8
22
22%
130
21%
Oct
321% Jun
48 %
50
169
45
Oct
64%
Mar
9c
9c
10c
7c
Sep
33/8
3%
3%
1,700
3
Apr
4%
Jan
31
30
31
5,700
27
Sep
35%
1.60
1.65
Nov
1.65
6,800
1.60
250
19%
5%
1,000
3%
16
15%
16
3,800
30%
29%
30 y4
700
4
.
18 %
10
A_;
18%
18%
32
48c
500
2,500
2.15
57c
57c
8
2.15
10c
7%
60c
19% Mar
39%
Sep
291/4
Jun
43c
Aug
Feb
7
200
38V4
Jan
72c
2.50
1.85
2.00
i,200
July
2.95
1.65
1.75
15,700
62c
Feb
3.50
Jun
45c
50c
14,200
32c
May
1.00
Jun
50c
1.55
1.45
1.55
1,400
10c
27c
27c
28c
5,000
14%
15
200
1.25
1.25
Feb
Nov
2.80
25c
Nov
46c
&
Frank
Merchants
Monolith
Nordon
Petroleum
Portland
Oil
&
United
Ga.s
Rhodes
141%
Nov
17%
Feb
■*i
,
/V.'
Ranch
1
1.05
1.05
1.05
Jan
24%
24%
4%
5%
5%
3,600
5
Nov
10
2,700
12
Sep
25%
23
22 'A
23
900
16% May
23%
1.20
1.25
1,100
1.40
2.50
13%
Preferred
Yellow
series
A__25
596.07
128.22
93.75
198.27
91.18
80.96
79.91
85.51
84.39
597.63
128.03
93.17
198.22
91.11
81.02
79.86
86.04
84.51
Nov.
9_
602.25
127.79
93.09
199.01
91.11
81.00
79.87
85.91
84.49
612.01
129.75
93.61
201.72
91.14
81.12
80.81
85.90
Mar
30%
8% May
28%
2%
13%
Jan
Oct
.
31
10
compiled daily
utilities, 8.53; 65 stocks, 17.58.
Averages
3
3
3%
400
13%
13%
13%
4,300
121/2
Jun
24
25%
300
23%
Sep
33
1.10
1.10
1.25
6,500
6%
6 %
6%
10)
29%
30
650
8c
8c
1,000
13%
13%
300
(Un)
5
Exploration..
10c
13%
1
V
1.00 July,
7c
2.45
Closing
7
Nov.
Sale Price
Steel
Wood
7%
Co
Arundel
9___
Nov. 10
98.79
High
Frl.
Nov. 11
99.21
Nov
Atlantic
Research
Low
22%
50
22%
Sep
421/4
Jan
65%
668
611/4
Oct
82%
2,949
79%
Jan
971%
Sep
556
31
Aug
391%
Jan
602
28 •%
Sep
38%
54%
Sep
Sep
Trade,
35%
371/4
524
31%
Oct
12
12%
150
liy2
Nov
8
8%
1,004
61/4
Jun
5
15%
15%
15%
387
151/8
Nov
1.80
74%
70%
74%
42
Soup
Co
Chrysler Corp
Delaware
Power
Duquesne
Electric
Ford
&
Co
of
A
General
Hudson
Service___!__
&
Mining
Jan
12%
47
24%
24
24%
1,276
21% Mar
26%
Sep
10
48%
50%
91
43%
Oct
72
Jun
46%
46%
10
46%
NOV
5OV4
Jan
No. of
and Miscel.
Shares
Bonds
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
•
Merrk
Ac
Pennsalt
Corp
667
60% July
93 Vb
Jan
13%
410
12
Oct
191/2
Jan
Mon.
Nov.
7_
Jan
Tues.
Nov.
8
Wed.
Nov.
9
5,210,000
582,000
Nov. 10
4,025,920
6,056,000
407,000
Fri.
Nov. 11
2,734,075
4,574,000
282,000
______
4,856,000
13,742,858
$20,618,000
$1,814,000
______
$22,432,000
41%
44%
40%
Oct
56V8
10
10
25
10
Nov
14% Mar
20%
20%
20
19% Aug
22 Vs
Jan
25%
43%
26'A
145
18%
41V4
__25
10c
10
Apr
4
13
'
19%
295
16% May
19%
Jan
55%
145
'
36 Vb
Aug
81%
831/4
804
73% Mar
58% Aug
95% May
3
26%
26%
161
23
30%
*
251/2
25%
402
22% Feb
27%
25%
27%
862
25%
Jan
26% Aug
28% Sep
11
10%
11 %
2,627
10 »/2
Oct
17%
16%o
Corp
Water
Power Mac
RR
Light.
I
83 %
•
J50
Photo
Philadelphia
51
;
_____
Potomac
Electric
Progress
Mfg
Power
Co
Apr
July
i;
v
Reading
;_i
Co____!_;
Scom
Co
Jan
:
1
Sun
■
1
Co
United
Gas
Universal
Washington Gas
Jan
34%
Jan
66 V2
July
47%
Apr
9%
6,584
7%
Nov
12 Vb
20%
1,106
17%
Oct
38V4
3,030
267/8
Feb
Stocks—Number
*
■
U.
20
13%
51
12%
Nov
39%
372
36
Mar
41%
9%
37
9
Oct
18%
and
Industrial
72
86%
87%
231
Feb
92%
46%
49%
542
38%
Oct
64%
$22,432,000
25%
26%
90
221/2
Jun
281/2
Aug
471/3
46
47%
188
42% May
55%
Jan
5
62%
60%
62%
795
56%
Oct
621/2
Nov
7%
7%
500
7
Feb
7%
Jan
49%
50%
305
46i/4
13.50
Apr
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
14%
14%
100
14
Oct
18%
Aug
53%
337
451/4 May
531/4
Nov
Last
__i
—_5
Duquesne
Light
For
1
Week's
Range
Nov.
Mon.
Low
__
8%
__
Foreign
Gov't
Corporate
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
Tues.
Nov.
$165,000
943,969
808,559
31,000
—981,781
138,000
2,000
1,057,637
138,000
8000
55,000
201,000
3,791,946
8_
Nov.
$9,000
$156,000
$463;000
$10,000
$64,000
$537,000
7___
9
Nov. 10_
Nov. 11
______
Total—
for Week
Shares
Domestle
Stocks
-Holiday-
—
31,000
140,000
Sales
of Prices
Total
Foreign
(No. Of
Shares)
Jan
54
52%
♦
Armstrong Cork Co___—
Gas
$34,326,000 $1,150,345,550 $1,360,411,600
Jun
25%
Sale Price
Columbia
16,000
60,744,000
1,299,639,600
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Jun
493/3
Par
Co.
1
Total
Jan
87%
STOCKS
Blaw-Knox
32,705,000
;
Sep
9%
Friday
Steel__
20,618,000
64,254,450
1,086,086,600
$12,000
$4,500
1,610,000
—-—
Jan
•
common
Inc__:
$11,000
$1,814,000
Aug
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Ludlum
/
■-
Foreign
Railroad
713,573,129
652,082,464
16,195,437
13,742,858
Bank
Fri.
Industries
-
S ' Government-.,-
Thurs.
Allegheny
Shares
Bonds—
Wed.
Apollo
of
31% Aug
53
"
12%
Corp—
Light
1959
1960
1959
I960
Apr
30
8
39
__i
—J
'•*
■
May
18%
_•
Improvement
Marion
45'/a
__•
___
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
United Corp
2
_.
•
579
Nov
2.50
;
Jersey Gas Co
Oil
52
20
30%
135/3
50
.
Co___.
Paper
51
.
,
39%
com
Smith Kline & French Lab
South
9
20%
10
Public Service Electric & Gas
•
,
3
common
48
293
Jan. 1 to Nov. 11
Week Ended Nov. 11
••
Jan
29%
10
.___
32%
48
Co
Transportation
Corn
30%
..20
:____
.
Electric
Philadelphia
Philcd
Inc.
5
;
.—_
5!792,000
6,463,000
Jan
18%
54%
IIV4
_1
Inc
&
10
11%
191/4
543/4
1
__.
$5,321,000
$543,000 *
—:—Holiday-
$4,778,000
Jun
2,872
>
J
J
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Perfect
%
Sales
66%
12%
International
«
Bond
62%
1
"
Inc___
Gas
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Bonds
13%
'
'
Gov't
Bonds
Thurs.
*
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
Total
8.
Bank
Bonds
65%
1.66%
.__
Co
Co
U
Foreign
-
2
Navigation.:—-:
Fund
(The)
Int'l
Railroad
Stocks
8
-
Martin
120.5
67.0
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Jan
35% May
10
Paper—
' '
5.12%
series
B
preferred—
International Resistance
_1
Macuson
87.1
118.4
Aug
84
Bait—
at
&
Lehigh- Coal &
70.9
+2.6
+4.1
108.3
137.3
134.1
86.7
Jan
Total
f
122.1
40%
Battery.
_L
Co
125.3
.
Finance
391%
Co_
Pulp
130.0
+3.8
+0.9
39 Ms
Dairies
Homasote
107.7
99.5
87.1
128.9
!
_.
Nov
711/4
Nov
8
129,5
115.1
Jan
74%
39"% Aug
300
+3.3
Jan
28
45'A May
341
+3.5
100.0
5
America
Motors
574
8'/a
8%
103.6
107.7
_6.75
:
non-voting
Motor
Foremost
Light.
.
Storage
Class
+
1
Light
Finance
v
Co
42%
8 Vs
25
;
Publishing
16%
Low
121.4
122.0
107.8
103.6
90.4
.
Goods
31%
8'A
High
+3.0
+ 3.5
Change
Oct. 28,*60
103.3
Goods
Non-Durable
36%
12%
current
1960
Percent
100
73.8
Durable
31%
5
Campbell
26
•
—
111.5
Manufacturing
35%
1
Curtis
8
95.55 Oct
111.0
107.2
:
31%
Company
:
1957-59
-
Composite
Feb
94%
12
Buad
109.39 Jan
___
A
•'.,///
357/e
Co
4
23
1060
the closing prices of the common stock
groups
on
Nov. 4,*60
High
63'A
Corp
Transit
prices based
Range Since Jan. 1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
for
ending Nov. 4, 1960, for composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
week
4.33
:
-
Range
98.13
SEC Index of Stock Prices
♦
Electric
101.42 Sep
Low
Transportation
Utility
;
Corporation
City
Low
-
.
Jan
92
22%
33 V3
Atlantic
Shares
High
Range for 1950
109.60 Aug
Hlgb
'
Nov.
Holiday
Jan
14c
14%
Sep
10% July
94
1
Tel
&
5.234;
Aug
45%
65 %
___10
_%
common
Stores
Tel
of Prices
Low
'
98.33
8___
Thurs.
for Week
Par
84.55
Rails,
Jan
Jan
Oct
4%
29
Sales
Range
3.38;
...
year.
Week's
Last
Industrials,
Jan
-
American
.
Tues/Nov.
51/4 Mar
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
divisors:
Wed.
for
STOCKS
following
(35 Stocks)
16'/a Mar
25%
common...!*
American
•
the
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
The SEC index of stock
Alan
using
by
are
Aug
'
_1
(Un)
common
,
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Nov
1
50c
Co
Oil
Co
'!
Jan
5
Co__
Insurance
Basin
4.25
10
Life
Cab
30%
Bonds
Holiday
Mon.
450
40
ltles
7
4
■
(Un)
Coast
Williston
pfd
90c
400
Rails
8_.
Oct
13%
Util-
Grade
Nov.
Sep
1.20
30%
Ralls
Stocks
Jan
13%
Grade
trials
itles
Jan
14'A
common
Equipment
Westates. Petroleum
West
1.50 Nov
5%
c
Indus-
Util-
roads
Nov
_1
Co
65
-
Total
Nov.
Nov.
5% Mar
.<
1.60
(Un)___—
Gas
&
May
—i______25c
Co
Sugar
Victor
4
25
13%
Co_
Car Gas
Oil
Union
:
Rail-
trials
Date
10
1.90 Mar
Apr
1.60
5%
\V
Trico
1.00 July
13%
Co
Second
Nov
1
Bottlers
First
Feb
25
1
Develop_;*__.:L33%c
Gas
Oil
Water
Southern
1.65
27%
Sep
20%
3,000
1,400
;
Feb
Apr
12c
50
5%
2.20
27
200
24%
•
Shasta
1.15 Aug
10
77,200
10
"
10
Total
15
Mar
1.45
2,200
27
25c
___—_2
Western
Rice
&
'
27
23c
25c
20
(Un)
Industries Inc
Oil
I
2oc
1
Ltd
Pepsi-Cola
14 %
(Un)_*
com
.
Co
Reserve
*
Co
Cement
Pacific. Oil
t
10
Co
Sugar
Pacific
'■!
Inc
Corp Ltd——
Norris
Oahu
Co
20
Indus-
Jan
50c
(Un)
Bonds—
—
10
Jun
1.70
1.55
Stocks
30
Jan
10c
^_1
on
Jan
75c
Apr
Averages
the
are
Aug
19%
1.85 July
45c
13,000
Jun
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
May
125
Oct
Stock and Bond
Jan
Below
22
Jan
511/4
1,100
/
Aug
17
50
26% May
6% Aug
Jan
25%
800
32
48C
Nov
Jan
15% Mar
200
101 111%
32
15c
(Un)__50c
Corp
,
.
Jun
211/4
:
CO
Jan
135
30%
21
California
Mines
Oil
Nov
38%
24%
2-%
5%
(Un)
M
25
22%
High
Nov.
M
J
Jan
30%
7.50
Imperial Western
Jade
OiJ
M
Sep
Sep
80 %
5
7%
Maryland
62%
5
; General Exploration Co of California__l
Gladden Products Corp
1
Oil
55%
61%
Plymouth Oil Corp
48c
Idaho
100
10
Apr
4%
Rockwell-Standard Corp
109%
Holly
125
Jan
39c
(Un)
class
of
45
Mar
3%
26% May
1
Co
Jan
103
200
Jun
_i
Humor
35
100
4
3%
Nov
Low
1.60
;
Good
270
125
1
20c
21
Co___
Ltd
Co
35
125
100
22%
5%
Corp
Inc
35
pfd__.
500
5.50
;
Co
Products
56%
22,300
5c
;___
___.
Electrical
High
41V* Sep
Jan
Feb
42% July
23
_____l
Co____
Oil Fields
128
28c
High
_l
Co—_
.
45%
32%
26c
LOW
__
_5
__
Inc_—____
Oil
&
Oil
Range Since Jan. I
44 V8
44%
Co
7%
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common.
Pittsburgn Plate Glass
__♦
Corp___i_
Ink
Crestmont
___7%
76
10
(Un)___
Stores
California
Shares
Glass
Low
37%
22%
28c
(Unj____25
Consolidated Min
Oil
Broadway-Hale
Buttes
pfd
____
Black
(Joseph)
Jeanette
High
37%
Sep
15'/a May
luc
Cement Corp
Bishop
for Week
of Prices
Refractories
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
_2
Corp
American
Sales
Range
Last
Par
American
Home
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Walker
Harbison
Low
8.50
*
for Week
of Prices
Par
Equitable Gas Co.
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Price Range on Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
11)
Week's
Friday
37
34%
High
Week Ended Nov. 11
Low
35%
1960
Range Since Jan. 1:
High
of
Shares.
32%
Oct
70
6%
Jun
50
28%
Oct
12% Aug
Jan
Domestic
46
52%
Foreign
government—.
Foreign
corporate
108
8%
56%
Jan
___10
33%
31%
33%
41
18%
Oct
52%
Jan
System._________—_10
21%
21
21%
70
18%
Jun
22
24%
24%
26%
Sep
1959
3,791,946
5,879,965
244,458,594
321,834,978
$627,000
47,000
$25,433,000
1,297,000
1,144,000
$23,932,000
10,000
64,000
$537,000
$687,000
$27,874,000
$26,798,000
Bonds—
13,000
.
1.552,000
1,314,000
Oct
24%
Jan. 1 to Nov. 11
1900
$463,000
Stocks—Number
46
8%
1959
—______
Co
—,
footnotes,
——__5
see page
42.
,
175
21% Mar
38
(1946)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Canadian
.
Friday
STOCKS
STOCKS
Week's
Dollars
Sales
Indus
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Prioe
oi Prices
Shares
Par
Abitibl Power & Paper common
4% %
preierred
Acadia
Atlantic
Class
Sugar
•
23
•
common
A
•
Algoma
Aluminium
Ltd
Aluminum
4 Vz %
Co
•
of
Canada
4%
preferred
Canadian
$2.90
Argus
Tel
Co
$2.50
Bailey
•
750
5% %
Nova
Beil
&
Bowater
Nov
18
Feb
20
July
40%
Jan
27% July
19% Mar
38%
Jan
100
22%
uct
Loeb
45
135
40
Mar
46%
Sep
Lower
52% Aug
52%
52%
*1,890
49
Mar
42%
450
37
Jan
50
50 %
60
47
29
29 %
29 %
855
49
265
115
a20% a20 %
—.
53
preferred
British
American
Oil
Britisn
Columbia
Jan
60
17%
J
19 %
Jan
Bank
Note
Co
47% Mar
57
53
39
1,192
47% Mar
Products
Ltd
13,891
48
Jan
52
Sep
7%
637
Nov
10%
Jan
49%
49 %
49%
180
Mar
50%
3.85
Sep
4.05
7%
45
9,203
pfd
3.50 May
49
Jun
5%
Jun
52%
Jan
^t%
35 V*
common
Canners
$1.00
class
A
Co
Ltd
pfd
A
4 75 Mar
Oct
22% May
12%
13
13
13
200
Apr
lu
22%
23 %
4,123
1 b72
Apr
23y8
31%
32 >4
289
28
Jan
al8% al8ys
250
a__
10%
350
100
class
5%
Apr
17
Jan
Jan
Class
a8
100
20
19
Nov
29
19%
18
30 y8
31%
3,899
17%
16%
17%
1,075
•
•
Feb
Bank
Investment
iq
20 % Mar
15
Aug
class
A
•
preferred
*
common
;
s
4.68%
42,
12
Jun
Jun
48%
Jan
13 y4
Jan
16
Nov
46%
47%
370
40
Mar
al9
100
18
Jun
9.65
9.80
1,265
23%
24 »/4
3,164
29%
29%
205
108
108
10
13 y2
13%
,
24 y4.
8.00
,47%
;,23
Jun *
Jan
13% Aug
,20% July
29
27% Mar
108
Nov
Jan
31
Jan
110
Nov
Jun
200
10%
45
45
275
43% July
55%
Jan
2.30
2.30
200
2.05 Aug
4.25
Jan
38
2.30
39%
1,895
47
Jan
84
Jan
a81 y2 a81 %
Jan
35%
Oct
75
Jun
12%
10
13%
Oct-
Nov
14 y4
14 y2
900
6
6%
895
a40
a45
20
1.50
100
37 y4
375
32 % Mar
39
17
17
1,300
14
May
17
Sep
13
Feb
16%
Jan
Oct
6%
Jan
15
3,550
76
135
38%
410
30%
80%
205
70%
3,730
68%.
*
10V2
10%
•....-
16%
:
common
„
;
common
•
25
17%
70
9%
1,525
25
5,053
9
23%
a30
a30
a31
99
...
8% Mar
Aug
11
Oct
Jan
30 %
37% Mar
31%
Jan
18% May
Feb
Jan
43
45
Nov
Mar
Jan
a5%
515
5%
27%
1,365
26 %
Oct
33%
22%
665
19
Jun
22% Aug
8%
9
400
8
July
65 %
2,353
19
570
102 102%
60
I
8'A
65%
1
19
18%
102V2
'u
"
62%
Sep
17
Oct
87%
56%
267
45
55%
774
48% Mar
19
19%
; 8,920
5
5
5%
365
in*
•'
—
16%
Jan
24
Mar
53
54»/4
19%
Jan
Jan
Jan
.102%
Aug
56%
•
8% Jan
17% Mar
94
55%
•
Nov
58
Jan
57%
Sep
25%
Nov
5
Jun
8%
Jan
Jun
al4
al4
42
13%
Oct
20 %
Apr
37%
38%
2,800
26%
Jun
38%
Jan
3.05
8,850
—
38%
Ltd. miiii
2.60
#
2.60
May v
3.35
Jun
36%
——100
1,525
30
Feb
38
Nov
32%
2,400
29
Mar
40
Nov
91
91
91
-p—
38
38%
39%
.__^_100
30
84
225
100
Apr
92
Aug
'
105% 105%*;
35%
35%
«
common
45
9.50 Mar
13%
15% Mar
23%
Jan
27
..100
Worts
190
Oct
Nov
22
64
.1
,
Oct
'
80
10%, Nov
90
Jan
40
81
a5%
•
A
%
80
Jan
Feb
Sep
22
•
&
41
5.70
Jan
5.80
5%
a
•
Steel
.sr
9,820
98%
40%
com
Canada
.__200
2,310
9V2
common..•
Canada
—
16%
50
of
i
98%
100,.^
pfd
5.90
11%
Jan
80
~
72% July
65% July
70%
Aug
18
66% Mar
38
5.90.
A
4.50
.15 y4
Aug
July
Sep
80%
80%
-.10
class
1.50
1,305
4.80
5%
39
75
.100
LISTED
14%
900
12%
Apr
15
10%
11 %
Sep
Alscope
1,012
10%
Oct
15%
Jan
Ameranium
63 %
Aug
16 %
Jan
11%
150
9
8%
9
137
137
10
16
16
16
830
4,888
45
45
93
20%
20%
20%
1,241
6
6
1,650
8%
8%
200
19 y8
19%
19 V4
961
10%
11
800
9%
9%
10
2,300
24%
24
24%
8,191
3.70
2.25 July
9%
Apr
41% Mar
12% July
Av 7*6
8%
110
*j<X *i
Feb
Jan
4.25
18%
75
Nov
Explorations
Anacon
Lead
Associated
45
45%
Jan
Atlas
24 %
May
Augustus
7%
Jan
8% Aug
18%
Feb
9% Aug
8% Oct
23
3.50
3.70
335
3.50
15%
15%
550
13%
10
Jan
22% July
12% July
12
Mar
107
Mig
31% Mar
37
July
35%
36
60
100 100%
60
32
90
Mines
Nickel
Mines
Bateman
Bay
Red
Lake
Gold
Jan
6.25
Jan
Belle-Chibougamau
15%
Nov
Blue
Feb
38
Sep
Sep
Sep
Burnt
Mining
Bonnets
Raceway
Mar
103
106
10
99%
Jan
108
520
32%
Sep
50%
Jan
Calumet
77
41%
Oct
52 %
Jan
Candn
Jun
Canadian
Dredge
Homestead
44%
12%
12
13
500
10%
15% May
11% Jan
al0% alO%
8.00
8.00
8.25
50
1,765
9
Aug
Mar
7.05 July
7.25 July
7.70
3.35
3.35
100
3.15
35
Aug
35
1,026
33%
Oct
'
300
40%
40%
80
46
46%
1,530
a63% a63%
5
12%
Jan
11%
Jan
4.95
Jan
44%" Jan
35% Mar
42
July
43
52
Jan
May
52% Mar
Edmonton
Uranium
Collieries
Canadian
Canalask
Canorama
Nickel
Mines
Quebec
Asbestos
Jan
21
35%
7,435
Aug
Consol
Mar
37
Jan
Consolidated
2,786
.5%
600
11% July
5% Apr
12%
6%
Oct
Aug
Copper
Crusade
Oct
12c
Jan
48c
48c
51c
5.375
40c.
Apr
70c
32c
30c
July
28c:"
Jan
a7%
&
:
17,773
a7%
155
3c
4c
12,550
21 Vac
Sep
3c
July
Central
lc
50
7c
46,000
3c
8c
Jan
3c
lc
Nov
5c
Jan
6%c
Jun
43c
Jan
1,000
3c
Mar
5c
Jan
55c
Jan
Oct
July
1
7%
7%
2,345
5%
20c
23c
17,400
12c
Aug
July
34c
Jan
10c
11c
4,000
8c
Oct
24c
Feb
14%
Corp
18c
1
Ltd
—1
'
Ltd—w—*
Co
Oils
Ltd
Ltd-..
.__
Explorations
Ltd
*
class
Ltd
,
A
300
6%
al3
65
11%
Jan
Feb
Sep
15%
Feb
1.01
Ja/n
900
95c
4,000
3c
3c
3,000
3c
Sep
15c
12c
15c
8,950
12c->
Nov
6%C
lie
■
—
■_.
60
65c
Aug
Jun
6 %c
200
10c
11c
2,820
13 %
13 %
575
10% Mar
38
40
40
250
2c
1
2%c
20,585
1.53
1.99
9,580
1.93
13c
12c
1.35
Jun
7c
Jan
70c
July
5c
Nov
11c
Jan
8c
Aug
23c
Jan
13%
Feb
2c
1.52
Jan
41
Nov
5
Nov
Oct
%c Feb
3.20
Feb
14c
7,000
6%c
7c
9,500
4c
Apr
He
9%c
—'
1
Ltd—1
Jan
5c
65c
1
Mines
21%
Feb
11%
65c
•
1
8%
Oct
85c
—'
—
—1
Corp
13% May
2%c Oct
95c
1
Ltd——1
Corp Ltd—
1,200
al2 %
*
•
300
3c
7%
6%c Jan
'
10c
Ltd
14%
3c
6%
1
Dock
-
21c
.
com_..3
Cadillac
•
"
lc
6%c
3c
Ltd—
Mines
7% Aug
14c
Corp
Products
'
; 6% Sep
Feb
3,000
Refineries
Copper
Rand
33c1'
a7
Jan
15,300
Cleveland
Jan
19%
12%
3c
4c
10
8%
505
5%
3,167
18c
63% Aug
2,040
30
3%c
16c
Ltd—
Manitoba
10
33%
3%c
7% Jan
3%c
Resources
Mines
Cassiar
20
12%
49c
1
20
35%
8%c
Aug
1
1
9%
12%
Nov
39c
940
1
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
Chibougamau Copper Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Mar
2%c
5,000
Ltd—_1
Ltd—
Food
July
2,500
41c
lc
Explorations Ltd—
Cartier
Central
6
6%
4%C
<•,
7c
Inc
Mines
&
Kodiak
Carbec
Catelli
Sep
Ltd
& Refining
Tungsten Mines
39%
34% Mar
Jan
Ltd
Oil
106
&
89c
47%
41c
1
Mines
Corp
Mines
38 %
Calgary
Aug
Apr
4%c
41c
1,610
*
.
'
28%
Hill
Jan
36c
*35
Jan
6%
—_i_l
Co_.
July
4c
43%
1
Ltd
7,000
'
,
20c
6 %
_-_i.__i___i._l
Mining
55c
High
Oct
2c
43%
.—•
5
47c
.
5%C
43%
—_1
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd—
Barvallee
Sep
Sep
Apr
690
605
Co
Bcllechasse
40%
14,000
1
Ltd.—
Exploration
Telephone
Beatrice
39%
6c
2c
47c
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
2c
Corp
& Iron Co
Telefilms
Ltd—
Avalon
Shares
High
5%c
20c
Sulphur
Jan
40%
Range
Low
1
Ltd
a41 % a41 %
39
Dollars
Sales
for Week
___•
Ltd
Arcadia
Bonnyville
36
100
Mines
Ltd
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd^._*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
—5
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd_
__;
1
Jan
July
Canadian
of Prices
Par
16
6
in
Week's
Sale Price
Oct
Atlas
Jan
Expressed
Last
Jan
13% Mar
19% July
Are
STOCKS
Jan
20% July
10% Jan
138
Shown
Friday
Jan
14%
10
Aug
36
2,783
Jan
52
L_
see page
21
38 % J my
"25
preferred
31%
205
—
19% May
Canadian Stock Exchange
762
•
Jan
16%. Jan
2,732
38
preferred
42
^50
9%
15%
-
16
common
Cement
Zellers Limited
3.40
35
aioy2 aioy2
40 %
42
Jun
al9
*
12%
t
common
14 y4
13% July.
11V4 July
Nov
Aug
15%
—
12%
20c
Paper
8% May
17 y2
7.70
Pittfield
203
136
1,260
4.55
preferred
6%
36
95
14%
50
Sep
1.50
B
4% %
Apr
86% Apr
11%
*
41%
•
26
50
14%
14%
Canada..
Canadian
1
"
footnotes,
of
class
42
.11100
•
10,625
•
12%
—
36
94%
Oct
Mar
47%
•
3.40
945
1.00
48 y8
•
—_
May
31%
—1%
18
Apr
common
Aug
f
—
Nov
42
■
Jan
10%
20 %
100
175
•
11%
125
Jan
Sep
ioy4
100
3,040
Jan
Oct
1,015
common
12
48
Jan
16
.
Feb
15%
19 %
Io
Imperial Oil Ltd..
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
For
3.00
18%
I
6%
Jun
Feb
Jan
lrt'H
6,895
Mining
6%
2.00
4.90
11
20% Aug
75
14
.
$2.00 preferred
Hudson Bay
Imperial
Jan
Jun
Mar
55
16
10%
B
Imperial
7%
17
195
a
a21
Paper Co Ltd
Smith
2.60
62%
Andy Co
Hardee Farms International
common
Home Oil class A
&
7
4,285
61
Handy
Home
19
al5%
•
Motors
Howard
a8 %
18 y4
ioy4
•
42 y4
common
Knapp (Canada)
(Geo) class A
Weston
25%
19%
•
Apr
11%
41%
A
Gooderham
&
Sen
3.75
al6y2 al6%
•
39
14%
common.
Ltd
l^-/4
a20
Dynamics
Class
Viau
19 V,
625
13%
I
102
38 y4
Bank
Trans Canada Pipeline
United Steel Corp
100
•
E)
preferred
Great Lakes
May
250
a20
.
5%%
July
16
13
4.00
13%
preferred
General
77
Sep
14 y8
62%
preferred
(Chas
General
Apr
10
13
4.00
•
common
Power
69 %
14 y8
23%
Corp
42%
14%
20c
;
preferred
Walker
A
Jan
33%
11%
L
Webb
•
Jan
25%
11%
35
.milio
Feb
common
26 V4
Apr
»
Texaco Canada Ltd
Apr
*
Feb
20
94 y2
,
•
48
•
Toronto-Dominion
13%
Corp
Gatineau
Jan
26%
100
Canada
Co
17%
Oct
3Vk
21
1,148
.100
of
5%%
Oct
common
4,492
37
4%
Steinbergs
7%
Chemical common
Petroleum
12 % July
*
10
Foundation Co of Canada
&
Jan
20 %
•
May
6
Jan
425
—
Frosst
Jan
7%
8.45
6,641
*
Ltd
10%
Sep
8 y8
__
Cos
Feb
21%
•
Jan
13
Jan
47 y2.
11%
■
*
Co
Co
8
Coal
102
Nov
6
*
.
•
::
Ltd
Williams
Southam
21 y8
•
42
93% Mar
10
42
•
Simpsons
8%
Enamel &
Heating Prod class A
Famous Players Canadian
Fraser
Sep
21%
•
23 %
Inc
Jan
Brewery
French
7% JMlv
2.40
Sicard
24%
com
23 %
22
150
15
A
Sherwin
Aug
pfd
7%
preferred
Donohue Bros Ltd
Fleetwood
—
19
25
preferred
Freres
Nov
2,384
common
21%
23%
.
6y8
Paper class
preferred
Series
21 %
Ltd
&
9
5% July
2.20
1,868
•
pfd
23%
•
Price*
7%
Textile
15 y8
%
6%
115
___:
Shawinigan Water & Power
20%
19
50
a6
100
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Jan
2.60
alO
a6
—___'
Corp
preferred .4.
43%
19
100
alO
.
a40
Lawrence
5%
Mar
a8
98%
100
(Canada)
Lawrence
40
•
98%
common
Standard Structural
700
7
4.60
*
Dairies
Dupuis
Nov
3
Glass
of
Nov
1.90
Nov
St
565
A
Foundries & Steel
Pont
5%
350
7
•
Dominior
Du
270
uud
400
4.60
_
Dominion
Dow
5%
2.00
3.50
32 %
a__
Jan
Steel
*
Dominion
Redeemable
Aug
23
*
Jan
Gas
Canada
Bank
41
Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Tar
8Va
Royal
40
Smelting
12 y8
*
;
Ltd
St
Nov
13
Oct
•
16
2.00
*
8%
•
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
40
Ltd
Nov
21,235
l
Sep
58 % Sep
40% Sep
10
Distillers
Dominion
Sep
19%
♦
Co
&
22%
50
class
Stores
Feb
1,420
Mortgage
Steel
12%
13
10
*
Dominion
VA%
605
•
Dominion
Rolland
Jan
a77
A
Coal
Sep
11%
Enterprises
Dominion
60
2.00
21%
Jan
18
9%
__u_
•_
(A V)
45%
Feb
al8al8!4
•
•19
Nov
9%
•
Preferred
11%
—
Zellerbach
Mar
39% Mar
Roe
Jan
11%
common
Oct
9%
,
A
83
2.00
14 %■
Jan
—:
Ores
Sep
9% Oct
32 y2 Nov
17%
Power
_•
com
B
Crown
49
23% Mar
Warrants
a77
Consolidated Mining &
Textile
Consumers Glass
Coronation
NOV
10%
595
•
Consolidated
class
15'4 Aug
31% Mar
Canadian Pacific
Railway
M
Petrofina Ltd preferr«l__10
Canadian Vickers
•
Farm
Class
46% Mar
•
Power
30
Jan
26%
13%
A
■
_
Co
&
Reitman's
211
Canadian
Class
19
Quebec
Jan
Jun
3,000
io
Apr
6
——
35
2,763
10%
35
24
705
29%
Tubes
Natural
27%
40
50c
Quebec
Sep
a9
5%
Oct
1,995
9
; 25
•
_
Nov
55%
3.50
925
29%
♦
class
preferred
Provincial Transport
24
39
20
28%
9
1,287
Car
4%
101 %
a8%
'
28
29 %
6,220
Jun
Jun
39%
—
•
18
5
Iron
Bros
Feb
74
10
al8
Ltd
Oct
15
common
Mar
22% July
24% Apr
75
•
A
common
Companies
Cellulose
16 %
93
155
1
International
Preferred
Corbys
57
40%
2.00
Industries
Preferred
_;
Combined
57
al2% al2!/8
53%
Jan
July
32%
A
Products
Units
•
class
Canadian
Columbia
30
17
34%
•
„
Cockshutt
10,475
10114 10114
2.00
Husky
Oil
23
9% Mar
a8%
25
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
39%
•
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
class
Class B
Canadian
Feb
29 %
50
25
Converters
9%
657
1,095
common
Chemical
Warrants
1,207
46% Aug
11% Jan
*
series
Canadian
July
•
series
Canadian
100
14
217/b
55%
Mar
10%
32%
16
10
Nov
100
42
74
com
61 y4
__1
3,877
74
common
52
17%
'____
45 %
18%
2,545
14%
Development _i
Power Corp of Canada
45
18%
61 %
32%
common
preferred
Price
15%
.
Celanese
52 %
6%
Premium
57
Oct
59%
Jan
18
II100
class
Co
Penmans
Jan
—
58 y4
14 Va
_
__
Placer
Jan
888
common
Canadian
Sep
14%
1,986
•
warrants
Canadian
47% Mar
Sep
50
37 %
•
Aluminum
Bronze
Oct
50
Nov
Sep
16
38% May
40
Page-Hersey
Apr
25
•
Capadi^J? Bank of Commerce
British
457/8
NOV
9%
26%
Electronics
Breweries
78%
30%
24
12.50
Canadian
Mar
37% Mar
10
26
common
Aviation
69
150
25
10
common
600
,.32%
*
Steel
3,712
—
41%
*
Nova Scotia Light & Power.
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
10 %
22%
common
Noranda Mines Ltd
32%
12%
40%
10
Jbta
Corp
Niagara Wire Weaving class B____—
31%
26
common
Canadian
$1.75
40%
100
Malting
B
**-S2
10
•
preferred
Class
115
a41
20
preferred
Canadian
1,100
a49
5
31%
100
$1.30 preferred
Canada Iron Foundries
Canadian
a78
10%
36%
130
29%
_____
Pacific Petroleums
43 %
a5l% a51%
14
Sep
Feb
28
Trust
Ontario
July
Sep
83
31
*
Steel
45 %
•
Preierred
Steamship
AUg
56 y4
46 78
465
Jan
a48%
'•
common
Canada
60
5,100
Jun
1,300
Drug & Chemical common___5
Preferred
____:
;
1
_5
10 %
1
Products
Canada
29 %
43 %
10
Brown Co
5%
a51% a51%
Sep
Nov
22 y4
97
corn-
Locomotive
National
Jan
Nov
17%
35%
Jan
Jan
42%
Feb
60%
•
preferred
47%
Feb
10
35
National
a41
25
Ltd
B
4% %
31%
2iy4 May
92%
•
Breweries
&
1
High
35%
5
:
Montreal
57% Aug
42%
——
Lines-
Preferred
31%
Telephone
4'4%
Molson
41
Feo
41%
•
5,146
53%
fi
_
37
a78
50
_
Chemical
Cement
B
33 % May
45%
a48%
53%
•
7.60
(John;
(Robt)
Class
150
735
50
preferred
Canada
Mitchell
320
491
27%
51 y4
Canada
Service
preferred
42%
47%
_
50
—
Columbia Forest
British Columbia Power
British Columbia
Calgary Power
5%%
Morgan
51 %
29 %
25
Ltd
Montreal
46%
a51%
525
a21
St
Sep
50%
50
British
Building
(M)
Jau
51
100
-
58
71 %
47 %
*
pfd
Jun
46% July
47% Aug
*
common
my
7%
•
preferred
Brockville
Public
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
4.05
50
preferred
preferred
ocp
28
4,113
38 %
4,057
17%
Lawrence Power—
MacMlllan Bloedel & Powell :River
Maritime Tel & Tel..
Aug
20%
Electric—
5Va%
26 %
July
4,221
51%
Pipe
Labatt Limited
Jan
47 %
50
Light Sr Power
American
5%
Sep
35%
16
56
39
50
British
414%
52
25
63%
1
Traction
red
Feb
Sep
19% July
54%
42
23
.
Mersey 5 % %
cumul
43
iviar
20%
62%
56
63%
*
PaDer
4%%
Mar
26% July
1,490
al8% al8%
"
42%
17
a21
__
42%
42%
a21
...
preferred
Brazilian
47o
Jamaica
Low
40%
Interprovincial
22 %
4,723
of
Range Since Jan.
High
40%
Sep
30
42%
Shares
pfd_25
6%
preferred
29%
25%
•
A...
—
Bowaters
.
13
$2
45
49
10
Paper class
-
Corp 5%
preferred
24% July
Jun
Nickel
for Week
*
P'ders
International Paper common
International Utilities Corp
22 %
25
10
Telephone
5% %
9%
Jan
28%
...
——
a21
10
Canadian National
Banque Provincial (Canada)
Bowater
3,180
25
Scotia
Power
32 %
32 %
25
pfd
Banque
Bathurst
40
31%
21% July
High
41%
Class
5%
Montreal
of
a20
35 % Mar
1,020
a21
preferred
of
13
25 %
•
—.—
'
Bank
50
common
Ltd—.
Selburn
12%
.50
Ltd
Atlas Steels
Bank
pfd
preferred
Corp
Asbestos
260
50
4%%
preferred
Corp
3,540
Bronze
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
•
common
_
International
International
Low
37%
23%
al9%
29
—50
High
37 %
23%
.||-1in|
pfd—25
_
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Anglo
——
*
Steel
Low
37%
Acceptance Corp
Warrants
Range Since Jan. 1
Monday, November 14, 1960
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Friday
.
(Range for Week Ended November 1 1 )
Exchange
in
.
10C
Sep
4,000
6c
Mar
12 %c
Jun
3c
Jun
6%c
8c
Apr
19c
Jan
4c
4c
1,000
Vausje
Mines
Ltd
1
1.05
1.05
1.10
2,502
63c
Jun
1.30
Oct
Chib
Mines
Ltd
1
896
85c
89c
6,600
75c
Oct
1.76
Jan
Corp
Ltd
•
1.00
88c
1.00
6,900
40c
July
Petroleum
—
—
Feb
1.25 May
-
192
Volume
6003
Number
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
...
(1947)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Sale Price
Low
Par
Dalfen's
Ltd
Dolsan
Ltd—
Mines
Dome
Low
55c
3,600
7c
7c
25 %
*
26 %
1,065
•
16'A
16'/a
1.00
1.03
25 %
25 3A
125
1
1.75
1.80
2,000
7%c
8C
I,500
33
34
1,585
2c
2c
3,200
Engineering Works
Dominion
Leaseholds
East
Sullivan
Fab
Metal
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
_—_1
Ltd
Mines
*
Nickel Mines Ltd.
Mining & Exploration Inc.
Falconbridge
Fano
Fontana
Fundy
Mines
Bay
Futurity
Golden
1
2c
1
Ltd—
Mines
Haitian
iso
Chemicals
Mines
Israel
Labrador Min
&
Copper Mining
Feb
44c
45c
5,600
30c
Mar
70c
May
5 VaC
500
2VaC
Nov
9c
11,340
2VaC
Oct
7c
al9
a50c
95
43c
2,500
31c
Sep
61c
May
10c
500
7c
Sep
37c
May
17%
Lowney
Macdonald
Massval
(Walter
Ltd
Co
McKenzie
Merrill
Island
Mining
Monpre
Mount
6%
Ltd
Co
2c
97c
Jun
6c
Jun
9^
17V2c
1,600
29
1,825
29c
500
15
49c
54c
6,000
al8c
al8c
al8c
•50c
50c
50c
6c
6 VaC
7c
21
Apr
Abacus
Mines
Ltd
Abitibi
Power
&
Surpass
Agnico
Mines
Akaitcho
Alba
1
—
38
Apr
Jan
6c
Jan
Aug
27 Va
Nov
17 Vac
Uranium
Jack
Santiago Mines Ltd—
Lake
New
West
Amulet
Mines
Nocana
Mines
32c
Feb
July
30%
29c
Sep
13 Va
July
49c
Nov
1.13
Jan
1,100
15c
Mar
500
50c
Sep
3,000
5c
19
a6%'
5Va
32c
1.12
26c
Sep
Nov
Jan
Feb
Jan
Nov
10 Va
Feb
16c
625
16c
Nov
16c
Nov
VaC
40c
3,000
33c
Feb
43c
Feb
1
6c
North
American
Rare
Northern Quebec
Metals
^
Mines Ltd.
Uranium
Partridge Canadian
Jan
lc
Jun
6c
Feb
2c
Jun
6c
Jan
3,500
12c
Nov
90c
Jan
6c
2,000
4c
Jun
9%c
1,250
4VaC
Sep
10c
Sep
48c
2,700
40c
Jan
91c
Jan
47
100
44
Jan
47
7c
8c
1,500
VaC
9 VaC
1,500
5.55
—
9
1.59
Oct
7c
Nov
16c
Feb
8c
,
July
23c
Jan
5.40
1,900
Nov
8.50
Jan
1.59
100
80c
Jan
1.65
Nov
6c
6c
500
5c
Sep
16c
Feb
17c
1
20c
30,550
11c
Sep
55c
Feb
'
Paudash
Ltd
Mines
Pennbec
1
Mining Corp—:
Mining Co Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd—
Power Corp of Can 4%%
1st pfd.
6%
non
cumul part 2nd pfd
1
law.
Steel
Provo
Producers
Gas
Quebec
Warrants
v
Red
Roberval
Ruby
St
Mining
Aug
70
Sep
7VB
77/e
Au
2.05
2.55
__1
2.30
2.10
—1
2c
2c
*
Shop
Metal
&
Siscoe
Dufault
13
100
3c
6,500
'v
13
10c
5.60
10c
2.35
5.60
7
VsT
5.70
Southern
Canada
Supertest
Petroleum
Tazin
Tib
__1
6%
Power
pfd
Ltd
Trebor
6.90
98c
Oct
Aug
Jun
12,000
8c
Feb
16c
120
40
5
,
'
114
12%
Alberta
(
10
60c
1.23
38c
120
17%
Nov
Allied
Roxana
4
Va %
2c
7,100
5c
July
preferred
.—50
1
8,800
_*
26 %
25 Va
26%
703
.—1
13c
18c
-10c
Alberta
Jan
Jan
July
Amalgamated
Rare
Leduc
American
50
—
Mines
Jan
Analogue
Anchor
Earth
Baska
Burns
&
Ansil
1
Packers
Ltd
Feb
Jan
Jan
Arcadia
Nickel
Area
Class"." B
8c
22
6C
91,700
Arjon
Central-Del
Associated
Atlantic
& Paper pfd.
Oct
Aug
26 V2
Atlantic
Paper
18c
Nov
July
Aug
10c
Gas
Consumers
Jan
5
32 Va
1
3c
25
10
Sep
17'A May
32 Va
50
32 Va
Jan
32 Va
Jan
3c
2.000
2c
Aug
6c
Denison
Mines
Dominion
Co
3.00
3.00
300
A_5
cl
23%
23%
325
.
12c
-
12 c
—
Mines Ltd
—
—
17
400
6.00
,
Ltd-
13
200
4.85
243/B
of
Coast
Club
Jowsey
(R J)
Ltd
Kerr-Addison
Atlin
Rulfner
Ltd—
River
Loblaw
Aumaque
Gold
Gold
Aunor
Auto
Class B
Minnesota
Nickel
Bankeno
Mines
5
Ltd
-1
:
J*
*
Bank
54c
49,600
31o
Oct
of
Mines
Uranium
*
-1
Ltd
1
Barnat
4.25
890
9 Vac
9,000
_50
*
Ltd—______
Traders
Finance
Mountain
Corp
Oil
Keno
United
Oils
Windsor
—
class
A_
Pipe Line Co
Hill
For
Mines
Ltd_
Bata
Aug
13 Vb
Jan
27c
Jan
15 VaC
15 %c
16c
3,502
9c
9c
9c
13,687
94
94
40
3c
1,200
3c
Aug
July
49
6.50
14c
Jun
Jun
7Vac
Jun
84
35C
75c
1,300
65c
29%
1,575
49%
43
Nov
7c
26 % Mar
48%
Jan
94
Mar
28%
Class
7c
Feb
1.02
Jan
35%
Jan
Feb
49 Va
Nov
7c
2,000
6c
May
10c
Jan
25c
Aug
60c
10%
Aug
16
Sep
16
Jan
21
Jun
.
35c
43c
61,350
15%
15%
15%
100
20
20
20
20
1.26
1.25
1.29
4,058
203/4
20%
203/4
1,371
Power
1.06
1
_
9c
7%c
1
...
7c
7c
6c
6c
2.95
7
5.30
5.20
20
19%
20
1,335
88c
2,500
80c
Oct
26c
29c
3,560
19c
Feb
3,100
7 Vac
—
2.95
•
__
.1
.
26 %c
1
Mines
7C
May
9c
12,000
6c
July
14C
Oct
9 VaC
35.500
5c
Jun
11c
Jan
13,600
6 Vac July
19c
Jan
3.15
6,910
2.21 May
7
250
5.35
4,450
11 Vac 11 VaC
55%
54%
55%
3,560
63%
62%
63%
6,951
1.75
1.75
1.90
53,900
7
4.85
l.OOO
9c
8,000
13c
93,850
3c
3 Vac
3,700
42
42
42
25
37
33%
A_.
B
8:0<rA0f
33%
200
—
38c
Sep
1.25
Feb
43c
Aug
13c
Nov
58%
8VaC Nov
11c
Apr
20 Va
Apr
47% Mar
8 VaC
37%c
Oct
9%
Juty
9c
Oct
3.25
Nov
11 VaC
Paper class
&
9c
56% July
1.30 Apr
37 %c Nov
1
Ltd
Jan
Jan
5c
10
—
Jan
2,000
10
.
28
16% Mar
88c
i
:
2.10
Jan
19% July
7c
Petroleums
Bathurst
Beattie
1
*
*
Duquesne
—
Mines
Lodge
Sep
77 %
Jan
1.90
Nov
55c
Jan
17c
Jan
'
6c
May
14c
Oct
3c
July
6Vac
Jun
Mar
51
Oct
10c
23
Mar
37% July
12c;.
8,742
6
5 V4
6
850
6c
5c
6c
40,100
10c
May
24c
45c
50c
6,800
46%
1
4% Aug
4 VaC
44<?
75c
Jan
47 Va
15,478
20c
20c
17,600
16c
May
64c
57c
64c
9,410
50c
Oct
1
14c
14c
16c
54.282
10c
May
5 %c
5 Vac
2,800
5c
Cooper Corp—
Mines
Yukon
Biltmore
—
1
i
Mines
Uranium—
Feb
Nov
15Vac
Jan
45c
45c
6,600
43C
Jun
67c
Jan
12 Vac
14c
45,000
7c
Mar
31c
Sep
6%
300
7 VaC
22,700
7%c
—1.1
38c
47 V4-
—50
pfd——
5 %c
6 VaC
1
—
Corp 5%
preferred
6
4VaC
Nov
Oct
8c
5,500
3o
July
8c
Nov
40c
3,500
33c
May
65c
Jan
200
41
Mar
48%
52
Pioneer
50%
..50%
51
575
45
Mar
-50
50%
49%
51
560
45
Jan
5.90
5.90
6.40;
4.00
3.85
4.05
10,266
5%
pfd-.
5 Va %
6% July
27Vac Jan
47%
_50
Mersey
Bralorne
Feb
Feb
13c
—-
Ltd
Bowaters
92c
19c
6%
Mines
5%%
40
45c
common
Mines
47% Aug
1
-.
#
Bay
Jan
I
Mines
Hats
42%
Sep
Jan
July
.500
47%
Jan
18c
..25
1
7%
Aug
Mining Com
Bell
Telephone
Belleterre Quebec Mines——
5%
300
5%
—
Brazilian Traction common
&
Bridge
Tank
common
57
Sep
Sep
Nov
Sep
Oct
13c
Nov
Aug
15
Nov
7.20 Aug
12,600
18
Sep
July
49%
Sep
48%
Sep
4.85
Nov
13%
44
2.25
Jun
Jun
British
British
—
—
Brockville
pfd
Broulan
Brown
July
Bruck
Mills
10%
10 Va
a6 Va
a6 Va
5
124
125
105
8.30 Mar
215
10
a
a—
Sep
——
Chem
Jan
TOO
78%
78 Va
78 Va
33
69
Mar
7 8 Va
Sep
437/8
43%
43%
170
37
Mar
45 Va
91
91
91
191
80
Mar
93
Oct
-50
48%
48%
49%
507
42% Mar
50
Aug
49
49
52
363
47
52% Aug
14 Va Jan
15 Vb July
13%
__
21%
13%
'
110
340
9.10
Oct
Jun
172%
14%
21
|
'
29 Vb
2.20
800
27c
13%
22%
2.20
2nc
1.722
27c
Nov
27c
13%
14%
4,435
10 Va
Jun
22%
2,325
19
2.05
29 Va
29%
550
23%
30%
31 Vb
31 Vb
465
23
20
20
Oct
Aug
29%
2.35
Jan
&
—
A
Mining
Oct
Jan
——
Cadaraet
Calalta
19%
Oct
Oct
21
Nov
27%
Sep
323/4
Jan
44
43%
41
2,221
35% Mar
45C
45c
45c
1,500
44c
45c
45c
500
Jun
49
1.20
July
Jan
18c
Jan
Nov
76c
Mar
Oct
11
5c
Oct
45c
9
Gas
Campbell
65
Jan
Campbell
500
2.60
Jun
3.25
Jan
Canada
.1
7.25
6.70
7.35
1,250
6.00
Oct
13%
Jan
37
36%
37
9%
10%
2,723
14%.
15%
500
_
7.15.
7.75
100
1.15
1.15
100
a25
a25
16
1.15
_
see page
42.
32 %
100
Sep
11%
Jan
9%
18c
1,128
_*
7%
7%
7%
125
7%
2.80
2.80
210
2.60
6%c
6 %c
7c
7,000
1.40
1.48
2,100
5%c
—
9%c
—
14%
5 Vac
7 Vac,
32%
305
8C
11c
87,800
15%
12,100
14
410
16%-
29,779
6%
7
115
9%c
9 Vac
1,575
26c
7
*
25c
*
*
Oil
Oils
&
Oct
5c
1.28
52c
Jan
16%
Jun
Jun
10 Va
Feb
Oct
9% Mar
5.30
Feb
Oct
8c
Mar
Sep
2.26
8c
Apr
Mar
5c
Oct
29%
Jan
5c
Aug
14%
Oct
17%
Jan
12 % Mar
16%
Nov
35
12 %c
28c
13%
14
5%
Jan
Aug
Sep
7
Apr
1
Feb
Apr
39%
Sep
Jan
Canada
16%
Jan
Canada
Canada
Foils
5.70 Mar
90c
Jun
26
Oct
7.15
1.87
28
Nov
Jan'
Jun
Iron
Warrants
Oct
16%
24
22
23
6,831
3.15
3,100
33c
2,500
5.70
6.10
8,824
2.00
Feb
3.15 July
32c
Nov
4.30 Mar
1.06
Oct
3.55
Sep
Feb
63c
Mar
7.20
Aug
3.45 Aug
class
A
1.75
15%
17%
2,930
9% May
24
24%
2,080
22% Aug
27 Va July
26
26
26%
426
24
July
33%
20%
20%
230
19
Aug
21
16
15%
16%
2,255
12%
Aug
*
——
common
Lands
1.85
16 Vs
24%
56
55
59
475
25%
25%
25%
90c
95c
6%c
9c
1
common
Foundries common
Malting
Oil
Nov
26c
13 Va May
*
20
*
10
—«—~u_.
Lake
Preferred
Canada
Jan
5,300
4,025
26
————
Red
Cement
Preferred
12
Jan
57c
22 Vb
July
32c
5.90
16c
9c
3.15
22%
.
-
7% July
14
J
Chlbougamau
Warrants
9
12%
10%
30c
40,400
Dock class A
Consol
3.10
1,360
10%
15%
—
Calgary & Edmonton—
Calgary Power common
Calvan
9
97/a
Aug
Sep
Jun
—
Mines
3.00
*
47
31%
Petroleum
9
•
Feb
14
-1
Extension
Burrard Dry
Oct
19%
'
42
35c
r»—
Nov
600
2,100
2,324
9%
14
Nov
200
5%c
—
Burns
20
420
5 Vac
Hill
29%
21
■5%c
45 Va
—1
Smelting
Lake
Products
Building
31%
29%
—
Jan
44%
890
12%
Ankerite
Nov
28
—
37 Va
45 Va
3,075
14„
14
Red
Mar
20%
'
30% July
10%
31c
Buffalo
Bunker
29 Va
'
6,784
„1
Burlington
Apr
35 %
-1
„1
Apr
Sep
10%
14
Gold
Nov
Mar
2.65 Mar
31%
__1
class
Buffadison
47
10%
.10
—
Mines—
Reef
Brunswick
35 %
25
Company
*
49 %
1.90 May
24% Aug
46%
31%
Telephone
Sep
10%
35% July
1,100
15.283
Power—
British Columbia
16
Sep
105
2.02
29%
46%
B
class
Packers
Columbia
13%
Nov
May
Oct
1.97
Products
Forest
Columbia
Columbia
Jun
-50
preferred
5%
preferred
5 Va % preferred
British
Jun
7%
.100
pfd_
4%
Electric
4%%
3,750'
1,600
6.70
;
5 Va
Nov
27%
>
•—
preferred
14%
5.60
4.10 July
.'
6.70
3.50 May
-50
Columbia
4% %
4.55 May
2.02
—
Oil-—
American
British
9,088
29%
-50
Preferred
3.10
*
footnotes,
Jan
52 Va
III
650
Jan
Jan
Mar
125
1,900
75c
9 VB
14 %c
9.15
Base Metals Mining
feaska Uranium Mines
-1
j.
_
90c
.1
Feb
Jun
52%
______1
Exploration
Barymin
14%
*
Ltd
Ltd
Hotel
10C
33/4 Aug
7c
8.75
1
Jan
14%
United
Nov
__
"
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Trans
6c
52%
Mines
Mar
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
43c
4.00
7 VaC
•
Montreal
55c
—
-5
Quebec Copper Com Co Ltd
Industries
47c
4.00
Mines
Bank of Nova Scotia
44%
*
-1
,
Ontario Paper Co
Sherritt-Gordon
6c
7 VaC
»
Consolidated
Bankfield
Calvert
Russell
Jan
403/b Mar
16 Vac Mar
Feb
—1
—
39c
♦
Corp Ltd_
Mylamaque Explorations
Radiore
Sep
26C
820
2,800
Jan
_50c
36 Va Mar
Zi
Moore
New
Oct
47
45 Va
12c
common-
Oil
1,500
t
Paper Co class A_
——
&
Jan
23
65c
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A—
—25
5%%
preferred
Banff
2,703
Ltd- II ^
Ltd class A
&
6c
liio
common
39c
__
—_
Power
Jan
33%
19c 22 VaC
a
Mines
Electric
40%
__
*
B
3.20
27% July
193/4 May
Sep
Mines
5.50
:
common
Companies
Class
MacLaren
Feb
July
Mines
39%
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Jun
50
3c
—
Mines-
Aumacho
39c
II
Mining Co Ltd
Gold
1.50
20
Jaa
Feb
36c
5c
•
14%
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
Jockey
Oct
40%
r
36c
—
40
common.
Gold
Yellowknife
Giant
15c
6.10
Sep
July
5,500
Copper
5.60
""l
-
Ltd—
Canada
Jan
4,100
3.50
"
3,426
—
Yellowknife
Nov
43% July
15
46%
3.95
Jan
4.50 Mar
1,066
3.80
4.70
17
a47
46%
*
10 %c
300
17
a46 Va
*
A—
15
2.90
18% July
25,000
5.70
M
*
13c
15
tf
-1
Ltd——.—-
Co
60
30
13.499
45
Oct
484
1.60
45
61c
2,176
29%
20
Jun
4.20.
16c
Sep
Nov
32%.
1.53
B—. 100
class
pfd
Steels
British
Ltd
Ltd
Magnesium
Motor
15c
Jan
7.65
74,448
Buffalo
Ford
52% Mar
107
Jun
20,200
20
Atlas
Jan
•v-
*
Co
195
.52%
4.05
31%
28%
20
28%
Jun
3.50
Jan
4V2c
—
Corp
36c
100
7c
Mines
Atlas
Jan
alO
Ltd
Halliwell
620
52 Va
Jan
2.45 July
Jun
710
14,034
1.58
warrants
Arcadia
Bordulac
alO
Petroleums
Oils
Rio
16%
106
8.85
-
1st
Acceptance
Bowater
—•
Sugar Co Ltd
Consolidated
15 Vac
1.20
Nov
40 %c 40 %c
52 Va
III
Gold
Bouzan
July
1
Consolidated
10,952
Jan
1.50 Aug
7.65
1
Mines
Jan
3C
—--———-—:
Devonian
24%
105.,
7.10
-lc
Argus Corp common
$2.50 preferred
Jan
20
"'
Canadian
23%
50c
2.90
,
7c
.20o
Mines
Imperial
2.40
51c
2,000
Ltd—
class
Oct
7Vac Jan
.
42c
Belcher
26,500
Ltd
Dominion
&
1,910
3,825
«
Rouyn
Feb
STOCKS
Campbell Chibougamau
Cane da
69c
1.65
Oct
6c
Mines
Anthes
Beatty Bros
3c
Mines Ltd—_____
Canada
106
50c
1.50
40c
;
Angle Canadian Pulp
Anglo Huronian
Beaver
-4c
Ltd.———,———
Co
Sep
lOo
Controls
Jan
3c
Ltd—
Uranium
45c
Apr
3VaC Aug
Jan
50c
_
_
Petroleums
Nov
3C
'
Line
24%
1
—
Pete
American Nepheline
Anacon Lead Mines
Oct
1
Ltd.—
Trunk
34c
4.00
July
Ltd—___„1
Corp...
Mines
Gas
Apr
29
I__25
Britalta Petroleum
Advocate
78c
4.05
.
Larder
5.00 May
Oct
UNLISTED
Sep
•
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Oct
Mines
48c
800
100
preferred-
Amalgamated
Bicroft Uran
3.40
Westville
4%
Feb
1.50
Breweries
27,400
19,900
i.
Co
Feb
1,600
Canada
55c
32 %
Ltd
Aluminum
6Va
4,600
Western
50c
41,000
•
Aluminium
33 Va
9c
Westeel Products
Jan
5c
Alminex
May
150
3.70
Products
21
'
July
355
1.65
Mineral
Jun
44c
__6
Minerals
5 Va May
29
5%
8c
Mining
Sep
17 Va
*
29
5,692
29
5%
3.60
Wendell
2.40
160
-1.95
*
Bibis
1.60
Weedon
3,900
42c
—
Jan
9c
Corp
13,100
1.90
_
_
Warrants
42c
3.60
Mining
11 Vac
6c
3.20
7.60
Algoma Steel
10c
13c
1.60
Virginia
5%c Nov
Jan
18%
4%c
i,
_
Algoma Central preferred
Bevcon
12c
Ltd.—:
Nov
5c
Alberta Pacific Consolidated Oils—
Jan
12c
—
13%
1/50
Trunk
Gas
16c
•
Explorations
9% Mar
1.95
•
Class A warrants
Jun
4c
1
Ltd
Jan
8,912
3.00
53c
5VaC Aug
5,600
Principal
Ventures
41%
18%
.
Bethlehem
II,652
3c
Apr
United Asbestos Corp Ltd
Vanguard
13%
6c
40c
Mar
43 VaC
_
Jan
8c
Properties.
12 %
High
Oct
35
3.10
-1
—
-
Class A preferred
Black
United
3,153
-1
Gold
common
13c
7c
3c
Oct
6
7 Vac
3c
3.70
Feb
37c
8c
—-1
43c
Oct
88c
6c
10
1 Oct
350
1
Ltd——
Mines
5.40
17Vac
6c
Ltd....—:—
Freezers
Jan
—1
Ltd——
Titan Petroleum Corp Ltd
Trans-Canada Corp Fund
Canada
Jan
5c
*
—
Exploration
Trans
14 Va
8c
7,023
al2V8al2V8
__
Aug
Jun
Jun
1,400
7%
118Va
*
34
1.23
14c
100
—
Ltd
Mines
19c
Jun
a38c
6%
1.20
Oct
Aug
2.20
1,000
a30c
Apr
3.85 Mar
8 Vac
2c
4,785
19c
Jun
II.
200
19c
•
8c
1,000
2.25
.1
Ltd.—
Mines
Oct
29
'
South
Jan
100
2 Vac
' v
1
...—.—,
Aug
lc
17,000
10,000
;—2
Ltd..
v
2c
2.75
I.27
2,550
2.30
-
1.62
600
8 Vac
•„—;
1
Ltd
Oils
Mines
■A-v-
9%
33%
—-
2
Metals
>
Oct
7
100
8c
8VaC
1
Ltd
Mines
•v
3 3'A
1
5
(1957) Ltd—:
Save
Siscalta
;'
37 Va
55c
—
44
.—
Columbian
Lawrence
Satellite
Oct
Apr
Nov
__
Ltd—________*
Corp
lie
39
56 Va
Enterprises Ltd—___
Foo's
Jan
Mar
25
common
Mines
5c
Jan
5c
31
-
—1
Gold
Crest
28,500
55c
•
56 %
'
Ltd——;—'
Corp
Telephone
May
42 %
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd..
Quebec
Oct
3c
42%
u
—
5c
2,000
56 Va
50
Cobalt & Exploration.—.
Oil Development Ltd
Quebec
-
Ltd.
Mills
1,500
3 Vac
9 VaC 10 VaC
10c
8 Vac
3c
__
50
"
Premier
8C
—.2
Gold
Pitt
17c
37%
12c
Jan
7c
5.40
-
12,096
18%
Preferred
1
.
Exploration Ltd
52
46c
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l
Orchan
1,100
32,250
July
Jan
14c
48 c
1
——
3c
3VaC
43
19c
6c
Pow Co Ltd 1st pfd 50
Ltd
(1945)
81
July
47
1
Ltd
45
4c
5 VaC
.1
Corp..^
10,667
12c
13c
Ltd.—.
Asbestos
6c
3c
3C
1
Mines
American
Low
15c
-1
Yellowknife
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Oct
Nov
3c
1
__50c
Ltd—
North
Obalski
Ltd
Sales
13c
6C
—
Ltd
Voting trust
Nov
Oct
11
45
Formaque Mines Ltd
1
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd.10
New
,.
Explorations
Warrants
,
Jan
22c
5c
New
New
Shares
13%
1
—
1
Shoe
Alberta Distillers
Jan
16c
a
_—*
Ltd
Mines
for Week
of Prices
37 Va
Advocate Mines Ltd
Agnew
13c
Paper common
Acadia Atlantic Sugar common
Uranium Mines
Anglo
Calumet
New
Canadian Dollars
Week's
Range
Low
1
Acacia
Jan
58c
23% May
3,000
11c
6 V»
4.15
Oct
1,000
all
1
Ltd.!—
Minerals
27
Nov
,6,000
54c
Mines Ltd—
of Canada Ltd——1-
2.30
July
25c
28c
Dairies Ltd
Royal
55c
all
.
10
1
*
4.10
20
Aug
25 Va
27 Va
27 Va
5
pfd
17
2,000
3 Vac.
•
10c
Ltd.l
Mines
Ltd
Mining Corp Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau
Molybdenite Corp
Native
Ltd
Gold
1.00
100
17 VaC 17 VaC
1
Mines
Lake
Red
Distilleries
Melchers
—1
Ltd—
19 %« Apr
300
4.10
65C
25 Va
25c
50
17%-v
3 VaC
*
M).....
Ltd.
Mines
Mines
Mclntyre-Porcupine
r-
1
*
Ltd
Ltd
Par
Exchange
in
Jan
10C
-
Last
Sale Prioe
Jan
3c
41c\
1
Co
of Canada
Feb
Jan
65c
Corp
5c
10c
*"Langis Silver & Cobalt Mng Co Ltd—1
Lithium
Sep
Jan
38c
1
,
Lingside
2c
5c
Jun
4.10
Ltd
Aug
al9
Exploration Co Ltd
Mines
Shore
2c
Feb
Aug
Nov
-—.1
Lake
16c
35
3c
.
1
Ltd—
Co
2.03 Aug
Oct
Mar
13c
3c
—_
Oil
7c
a50c
Ltd——
Continental
1.45 May
STOCKS
Oct
5 VaC
Ltd
Can
Oct
Expressed
Jan
1.72 May
40
Jan
3,000
Corp
Hubbard Felt Co Ltd class A pfd_.
Inland
Oct
6,900
Mining
Copper
27%
19
28
Are
Jan
17c.
5 Vac
Ltd
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd 1
9Vac
Mar
Jun
22
Shown
Friday
Jan
3VaC
13c
....—
1.75
Aug
1.00
500
2c
3Vac
13c
45c
Ltd..
Mines
Age
1
Ltd
(1945)
Copper
Oils
34
Nov
14 %
4,300
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
5c
Prices
High
17
405
1
Dominion
,
45c
1,000
25%
1
—
Ltd
Mines
Toronto Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
High
45c
1
—,—«_—
(Range for Week Ended November 1 1)
Sales
Last
39
.V;
*
95c
4,800
270
f
.
17%
64
23% Mar
25%
85c
Nov
3,200
6c
Oct
Jun
23 % Mar
45% Mar
5,600
Oct
Jaa
1.35
39c
Nov
Nov
Jan
Jan
40
(1948)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Canada
Packers
class
Canada
Southern
Oils
Canada
Southern
Canada
Canada
Lines
Tungsten
Canada
Canadian
Bank
B
Astoria
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
British
A
2.85
3,800
39%
50
1.36
1.45
4,700
7%
39%
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
13,864
5,087
40
39
9%
4,563
High
Par
41 %
Jun
49
Sep
Dickenson
3c
Nov
75c
Jan
Distillers
5.25
Feb
Dome
Mines
Oct
45%
Jan
Dome
Petroleum
Sep
6% July
2.20
Aug
Dominion
9%
Jan
2.50
39
Jun
1.30
31
58
A
class
Mar
40%
16
505
8%
Aug
Jan
Dominion
2.00
Oct
7.05
Jan
Dominion
2.00
Nov
6.60
Jan
Dominion
12
Feb
12%
13
755
22 %
23
2,671
18%
18%
181/2
32
32.1/4
Canadian
Chemical
Warrants
Canadian
5%
16 V
Feb
28
Collieries
3
common
Preferred
1.065
2.00
4,350
6%
6%
5%
Fabrics
7%
2,150
„
Jan
Nov
Dominion
Sep
Dominion
Steel
Nov
Dominion
Tar
Devonian
Canadian
Drawn
Steel
Dominion
1.70
Oct
2.40
Donalda
6%
Oct
11%
Sep
Feb
Duvan
Canadian Dredge Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class
75c
200
70c
Oct
85c
Feb
Duvex
90c
1.10
8,320
75c
Oct
2.75
Jan
Dynamic
3.75
4.85
166,655
2.20 July
4.85
10V4
101/4
300
12 %
Feb
12%
12%
12%
780
53c
56c
14,175
1.63
1.62
1.66
6,900
•
75c
74c
1
10
.
-
9%
11
Oct
Sep
16
Mar
61c
East
Jan
Oils
Class
Products
A
*
—
Preferred
Gas
Canadian
High
Canadian
Husky
Energy
preferred
20c
Crest
1
,
Canadian
Indl
,
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
North
;
/
Match
8% Mar
10%
Jan
Eddy
5% July
7%
Jan
1.43
12%
12
13%
600
82
80
82
650
4.85
2,135
200
3.10 May
6%
Apr
45 % Mar
Eldrich
4.75 Aug
15
82
Oct
El
Nov
Emco
Oct
Equitable
Apr
Eureka
Sol
Pacific
4.65
20c
20c
550
16 %c Aug
4.65
5,640
3.95 July
8.55
1.80
1.95
5,140
1.28
July
4.65
Jan
Oct
4.95
40c
7%
Nov
12%
Jan
4.50
Jun
Faraday
*
14%
•
•
21%
25
21%
17
Jan
35c
Oct
68c
Feb
Farwest
Oct
27c
Jan
Fatima
Mining
18c
7.199
16c
Oct
Grain
21%
3,536
19
21%
13,317
21
'
8
210
9.50
4,454
Canadian
Thorium
1
4c
41/2C
9,500
33%
A
:
Fargo Oils
•
Canadian
4"S>
:
_
43c
Feb
Federal
Aug
24%
Jan
Fleetwood
Western
Natural
Gas
com
preferred
Canadian
Westinghouse
20%
Oct
26 %
Can
Exploration
Oct
13%
3%c
Jun
Jan
Ford
Motor
12% Mar
Ford
of
6c
Erin
Captain
Mines
Mines
Cariboo
Gold
Cassiar
Quartzr
Central
Del
Pat
Porcupine
Oil
Chateau
33%
Nov
38
Sep
Sep
Francoeur
33%
72
Jun
95
Oct
French
12%
12%
13
175
12% July
16%
Jan
Frobisher
Ltd
•
16-%
16%
16%
I,265
14% July
17%
Sep
Fruehauf
Cheskirk
15
15
10
34
110
35
13%
Feb
Cbimo
Oct
45 %
Jan
Mines
Pete
Gaitwin
Cochenour
Columbia
16 %c
Feb
5%
55c
55c
61c
42,683
49c
Oct
1.47
Jan
6%c
6%C
1.00
1.00
13 y8
Coniagas
5,100
17c
14c
17c
98,600
8c
Aug
80c
80c
1,100
70c
July
21%
21%
21%
25
2%c
2 %C
2,000
32 %c
32c
34c
53c
52c
54c
Fenimore
Gillies
Golden
Consolidated
—
Mines—
Mining
Consolidated
Oils
Ltd
Negus
Nicholson
consolidated
Mines
Red
Consolidated
Sannorm
Consolidated
West
t-t_
5c
1.58 ''
1.75
1.58
5%c
4C
26c
15,000
5c
-
53%
1.64
1.85
9,250
26%
53%
14c
53%
53%
1.06
17c
5c
150
54
17 %c
54
34%
32%
19%
68%
62%
Apr
1.54
Jan
Jun
25c
Jun
9%c
Jan
Nov
12
Jan
55
Mar
3.95
14%
265
15c
2,000
3.80
4.00
:
Z,, 890
98c
50c
2,918
Genex
2.92
2;90
2.95
34c
31c
_
1
7c
-
Oct
24
May
July
2.90 Mar
2.73
5%c Jan
Geo
27% Mar
35%
18%
22% July
62c
-
_
_
55c
67c
Mar
5.20 Mar
Goldale
1,000
6c
Jun
13c
Jan
27c
Sep
85c
Jan
v
48
125
63%
63%
Mines
3.95
Oct
July
9%
386
59
Sep
88%
Jan
126
220
95
Nov
173%
Jan
10%
1,300
5c
5c
1
6c
24
24
3.35
-7c
8c
3.80
3.80
5%c
35%
100
Jun
9%c Jan
Oct
24%
'..100
Nov
-13,100
6%c
Nov
200
3.80
Nov
102
106
17%
4c
3.35
36%
100
Mines
18%
-
~
-v
r!
3.80'
Class
,
Class
«...
B
Conwest
Ccpp
Gas
A
18%
ci.,7
7%
-12
Feb
4.90
Feb
42c
Jan
Mines,
Gordon
V*f'
A
—
62c
July
Great
Feb
71c
Aug
Great Lakes
26c
Jan
155
7%
Nov
9
__
3%c
Nov
8c
3%c
7%
4c
13,400
5c
5c
6c
7c
3,000
3.75
3.70
3.95
18,480
16%c
16c
17c
II,000
15c
16c
;
■
1,500
4%c Sep
5%c
2.95
Jun
Jun
10 %c
12c
3.95
Oct
45c
Mar
Canada
Sep
Jun
.10
100
May
108
Sep
1,760
15
Mar
19%
Aug
July
9
Feb
22
Jan
-
-
-
-
6%
855
—
39
17c
11
20c
22c
22c
•
6,135
11
23c
20c
1,700
16c
24c
>
Nov
16%
Jan
Apr
21c
Jun
7.50
15c
2,003
Z /
July
50c
1,125
68c
Jan
1.10
50c
7,840
13%
50%
53%
8c
1,012
8
Sep
Oct
July
33%
40
257
58c
common
Lakes
*
20c
20c
125
125 %
*
Great
Jan
Northern
Class
Oct
22c
Nov
17c
Oct
40c
Jan
3,000,
; 60
-
-
6
.660
-
11c
12c
1.15
6-'*
39%
40%
23%
24%
5.35
5.50
5%
300
38 %
38'/a
66c
70c
Class
B
Great
West
9,831
15c
Jun
32c
Feb
5c
500
4c
May
7c
Mar
Jan
52c
Nov
Oct
72c
87c
Class
Jan
July
Great
B
40c
47c
28,600
26c
Mar
69c
93c
3,850
50c
May
1.00
Oct
3.20
1.85
1.72
1.85
3,815
18%
18%
19
4.066
87c
87c
1.50
17
Mar
Aug
Feb
20% Aug
Coal
1958
class
A—1
Cosmos
Gulch
_L.
Nov
7 %
17 %c
Jan
1.40
Jan
Lead
828
69c
May
Jan
Gulf
1,500
12c
Sep
26c
Jan
955
35
Mar
44% May
400
19
Mar
24 %
Aug
Aug
7.25
Jan
5% Aug
6%
Jan
2.80
Nov
Gwillim
—,
Mar
13c
4,249
12c
4%C
5c
3,533
3c
25c
27c
2.200
6c
Nov
15c
Sep
Hardee
6c
6c
1,571
4c
Aug
10c
Jan
9%c
Sep
Harding Carpets
Hard Rock Gold Mines
3.95
Jan
Harrison
6%C
1,750
4c
Apr
2.80
2.90
3,175
2.60
Noc
14%
13%
14%
1.00
1.05
10%
1,933
4.15
4.35
2.75
2.75
Nov
90c
600
10
Oct
Hahn
Brass
—*
106
Cowichan
825
6
100
13c
14c
610
Jan
Jan
2.50
9%
9%
9 %
9 %
1.75
2.00
680
1.50
Apr
5.55
—
11%
12
■V 590
10%
Aug
12%
30
30
385
25%
Jan
5c
5c
>2,500
4c
Aug
11c
4c
May
7%c Jan
■*
—10
—
5c
1,000
-
,
5c
5c
500
7.55
7.35
7.60
13,220
5%c
6c
9,500
9%
220
—
Jun
6.25
5c
—
9%
11
11
11
Delnite
10 %
10%
14c
15c
•
IIoo
1
—.
Devon
Heath
Apr
Highland
Bell
14c
Hinde
Dauch
Oct
33c
July
7c
Mar
14c
Jan
Hollinger
Consolidated
Nov
Jan
Home
16%
725
16%
Oct
18%
Jan
Class
16 %
16%
100
15%
Sep
18
Jan
Class
12
500
10%
Jun
30c
31c
7,750
25c
Mar
42c
Sep
Howard
24c
6,000
17c
Nov
69c
Jan
5.35
5.35
200
8%c
10c
6,550
80c
100
1.50
Jan
Howey Consolidated Gold
Hoyle Mining
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson
Bay Oil
lc
1,000
lc
Nov
7c
July
9c
9c
2,000
5c
May
13c
Jan
8%c
11 %c
.
16%
100
5%
5%
630
31,150
99
99
20
4c
4%c
4,500
9c
9%c
2,000
20c
20c
21c
10,630
9c
9c
10c
8,550
.
1
1
Oils
JTor footnotes, see page 42.
1.80
12%
&
Oil
12%
11%
Jun
Jun
15%
Jan
Feb
25c
15 %c Mar
5c
.6,500
5c
Aug
16c
16c
505
13c
July
20c
Feb
5c
6%c
7,000
5c
Jun
15c
Jan
23c
Mar
40c
4c
May
—
27%c
27c
30c
8,850
5%c
6c
14,000
1.48
1.56
8,100
50
50
50
50
Jan
12c
Mar
21
22
4,265
19
Oct
7.90
8.25
4,554
7.80
7.90
3.20
—
1.53
3.40 Mar
7%c
69c
Sep
Sep
3.35
1.32
Sep
8c
Apr
1.80
Oct
Apr
20c
20c 21 %c
7c
30c
10%
49c
29 %c
9.55
45c
9c
33c
10%
49c
10,000
Nov
5c
Apr
13c
15%
Feb
19%
9%
Jan
99
4c
Nov
Oct
*
—
•
B
7.80
Hugh
20c
Pitfield
&
Smith Paper
common
55
May
29%
Jan
7.10 Jun
12%
Jan
743
6.90
Jun
11%
Porcupine
Pain
Erie
Mortgage
Huron
&
Hydra
Exploration
„
Jan
600
3.10
Aug
5.00
Jan
33% July
44%
Jan
•
34%
34%
35
325
1
2.52
2.52
2.53
1,070
*
4.30
46%
4.10
4.35
18,460
46%
46%
8,734
9.60
♦
*
1
—20
Sep
104% May
Imperial
9.75
~
2.31
2.90
43
Feb
3.25
Jan
4.90 Aug
Apr
May
>
51%
Jan
9.75
4,727
9
9
1,500
6%c
59%
9
Imperial
7%c Jan
6%%
9c
1
Bank
Investment
class
preferred
Life
Assurance
A
62
1,195
48
Mar
62
Nov
2,537
24c
May
42c
Feb
52
Mar
64 %
Nov
20c
Jan
Imperial Oil
Oct
33c
Jan
Jun
14c
Jan
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
,
4.86%
19c
Feb
29c
Apr
Industrial
8.55
45c
Sep
Jun
Oct
14 %c
8.75
Aug
Jun
14 %
Apr
12c
Mar
1.04
Jan
80
__
35%
-
t
915
'
10
80
r
20 %
12%
__
42 %
33%
951
,
Sep
10%
19%
Oct
20%
Sep
425
: "
8%
710
73
Apr
88
Jun
30
35%
25,423
Mar
37
Jan
12
12%
5,586
11%
Jun
12%
Oct
5%
100
5%
Jan
40%
42%
8,999
"
preferred
50
46
46
preferred
preferred
50
,
__
52%
52%
100
1
__
92%
92%
$4%
Warrants
__
225
50
"
•
25
31
Mar
17%
15%
18
3,520
6% Aug
42% Nov
47%
Oct
39%
Jan
48
Apr
54
Aug
Jan
95
Sep
8.50 Mar
18
-78%
"
—,
Sep
5%
$2.25
Jan
Nov
g3/4
20 %
$2.75
Feb
55c
10 %
common—*
28c
64'A
__
*
Accept Corp Ltd
28c
62%
20 %
10
Jun
6%c July
__
20
18c
27c
__
10
•
6%c
5,809
10,051
21%
Apr
Oct
5
2,500
30,929
—
5
Feb
5.85 July
10c
*
Gold
A
Imperial
1
Mines
Palmer
99
4%c
12c
16%
5%
10c
9c
1
Mines
Jan
Oct
Mar
9
Co Ltd—
J
Mines
Gold
Feb
Jun
—
1
13c
1
.
10%
10c
Sep
July
—
1
Mines—
Gold
80c
32,600
1
Minerals—.
Sep
Mar
lie
19,602
5%c
9%
250
1
Headway Red Lake
Jan
7%
14,500
1
preferred
Mines
Denison
Sep
4.30
26,495
._10
Brewis
Horn
Deldona
106 %
Jun
5% July
80c
—1
Jan
Nov
30
Sep
23c
—_
Jan
10
680
—
1
Iron
9c
-50c
—1
Jan
Jan
11
May
1
Mines
Lakes
90c
;
Mines
6.75
11%
July"
8 %
7%
..
1,225
5'/2c
1.50
,
517
•,
1
Minerals
Gold
of
16%
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
Deer
106
Head
8c
Timber
Mines
Decoursey
Sep
85c
16%
Nest
Cusco
"Mar-
3.00
Jan
5.00
3.85
Oct
2.35
—
1
9c
International Ltd
A
.
Jan
13
9 %
•
88c
Warrants
Class
99
106
3.15
Feb,,
16
Home
Pershing
Crowpat Minerals
Crush
90
105
3.05
30c
Croinor
Crows
99
105
A
Mines
Crestaurum
Crestbrook
70
.
2.25
8.25 July
4-05 July
2.65
i
,100
>
,
*
common
11%
Copper
Craigmont
106
Jan
9%
*
common
Farms
Hasaga
11% Mar
Sep
2.25
Jan
'
10,865
Apr
43
Apr
60c
4,590
1
12 %c
6%c
35%
100
V
1
Gold
Lake
13c
2.85
—
1
Mines
Lead
4%c
6%c
.
5.10
2.00
—
Gunnar Mines
99c
Jan
—
1
118,370
Zinc
Apr
*
Mines
14c
6c
*
warrants
2.80
Imperial
Coulee
Jan
*
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
2.40
22c
10%
*
Saddlery
12 %c
Jun
66c
—
Trust
14c
6c
__
1
Winnipeg Gas
Voting
2.49
1.24
__
—
Develop
1
__
—
—1
common
—
West
Greater
43c
Gas
warrants—
Plains
37c
,
Feb
30c
180
1.00 Mar,
95
5%
Jun
July
9 %c May
V:
2,150
40%
15c
120
1,575
1.10
:
Great
18c
6
—
Oct
10%c
71,700
135
6
__
.'
.-
lc
B
Jan
11%
Nov
26c
"l
Oct
37c
July
7,600
-
12c
_L—_—50
Jan
16c
3.05
class
Jan
Oct
1.14
*
common
Warrants
60,700
13c
Distillery
Sep
1.10
14%
Jun
10%
•
Paper
Power
.
Feb
5c
Publishing
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby
Jan
60Q
1
Preferred
43,200
Goppercorp Ltd
Jun
7
290
42%
13
11
12
840
-
68c
—
*
•
*
Warrants
Jan
42 c
.100
Feb
38
104
10c 11 %c
13
1
*
Mines
Mar
•
_
7c
Feb
Mar
IVz
__
1
Mints
May
7%
JL00
preferred—
Jan
92
50
-
56c
__
1
_~
class
36%
•
7%
1
Mackay class A_
Granduc
43c
38c
Exploration
Clark
6.75
32
-,625
12%
42%
42%
;
*
Ltd
1
Tire
12 %c
•
common
Jan
Jan
Sep
Jun
44c
12
♦
Mining
Goodyear
1
—
Jan
6.25
2.10
.
4%c Mar
9,400
-
•'
Consumers
Jan
23%
6c
36%
12
Oct
420
6,000
r
3.35
7c
8%
'
1V
Petroleum
Oct
Jan
12% July
Jun
123
1
A_ „50tr
Goldray
Jan
Apr
40c 47 %c
l
.
50
80c
Mar
40c
9,900
11
39
425
50c
9%
1
Mines
Goldfields
25%
Oct
12c
3.74
class
Explorers
19 %c
July
12%
20c
Drill
1
Poplar
Jan
4.65
2.65 Aug
3,240
-16,900
123
—1
Prospecting
Envelopes
5,500
3,500
Jan
Nov
1.12
9%
*
Ltd
Yellowkniie
2,625
-
Feb
Mar
-
11
63%
.—1%
Scientific
Giant
68c
67c
Feb
33c
Oct
-
7'c.
34c
47%
—
«
Steel Wares common
Mines
17c 17 %c
__
Jan
11,021
1,882
1.12
'39
General
Grandroy
21c 21 %c
May
Jun
39-,200
19%
1.00
1
Jan
1.29
40c
15c
Aug
May
Apr
17c
100
34%
•
Oct
17c
Globe
3.65
2.07
May
53
60
-
17 %c 17 %c
Jan
1. 78
50
Feb
4c
■
3,000
8%
5c
Jan
8%
10
8%
Jan
10c
Jun
10c
45,500
14c
1.53
Jun
89c
4,750
/
Feb
50% Mar
51
200
1.01
.
1.40 May
26 %
25,.
53%
1.04
Oct
Mar
1.33 July
23,750
1.65
26%
*
*
Mines
Northland
Consolidated
Jan
*,•..
Motors
41c
1
Exploration
Consolidated
8c
Dynamics
Glacier
•
Mosher
Consolidated
Nov
-
13,663
16,300
M
39c 40 %c
10
Ltd
2
Morrison
Consolidated
r 5c
20c
L
—
Petroleum
Sep
_•
Smelting
General
Jan
141/2
1
Mogul
Consolidated
4c
4%C
40 %c
ir
S)—
Development
General
39c
1
&
Jan
45c
Bakeries
General
1
Mac
22c
106
Sep
_1
Mines
Mic
Mar
100
Jan
80c
24,550
7
Arrow
Mar
43 %c
3.75
1.
«.
Marcus Gold Ltd
Consolidated
8c
•
_
1.40
Oct
100
Lake_———1
Consolidated
5,100
*
common
6.70
May
12,100
'21 %c
20
6c
Halliwell
Marbenor
13c
1
Co
July
22c
47c
l
On
Consolidated
Feb
10c
10c
19 %
_
Ltd
July
42c
4.30
15c
Oct
4.00
88c
3,700
4.30
*
.
Discovery
Consolidated
Mines
14,400
43 %c
Flin___
Consolidated
Geco
July
45c
—1
Gamma
Dragon
Mar
2c
4.30
*
Mines
Callinan
Consolidated
49c
7,300
6,724
93c
*
Bakeries
consolidated
13c
18c
5.65
*
Bellekeno
11c
•
common-..
Power
General
90c
.2.50
—
Consolidated
Consolidated
General
Nov
5.45
>
Beta
Jan
15 %c
i8c
*
-
Consolidated
Consolidated
1.13
13%
gic
•
Mines
Consolidated
Mar
May
10% Mar
5.65
1
Mines
11c
6c
80c
4,715
1
Equipment
Mines
Key
Jun
preferred
1,500
13%
•
Smelting
Mines
Metals
5c
—1
preferred
4,900
1.02
131/2
1
...
&
1,000
25
preferred
Mining
5% %
Cellulose
Coniaurum
Consol
Jun
1
Willans
Gold
Combined
Con
10c
1
Smelt.
Mines
Farm
Lake
4,283
1
Mining
Cockshutt
lie
1
;.
&
7c
1
pfd
_
Companies
10c
*
Mines
Gold
Chromium
Coin
,1
Mining
6%c
'
'
•'
.
16% Aug
34
Fraser
lie
1
.
Mines
Chibougamau
10%
*
A_
Trailer
Nov
•
Wines
Chesterville
Feb
*
15
1
______K
Gai
1,385
8%
*
170
•
4
.
Central
9%
10 %
'
Gold
Charter
9
_
595
•
Rio
Central
9
.
34
l
_
Ltd
Corp
Athabaska
16%
1
—
_
(U
Co
95
*
Asbestos
Cayzor
Co
Foundation
l
„
Ltd
Ltd
$5
_
Canada
Jan
1
—
12% July
50
385
••
Apr
7%
8.00 July
Gatineau
Candore
5,929
1
34%
15
Jan
14
•
class
95
34
Aug
13%
'
1
Corp
33%
*
Feb
64
14
1
Manufacturing
*
.
Apr
■'15%
41'
20
__
95
34
26
4,394
1
Mines
_
20
Canadian Vickers
.___
Jan
33
62%
♦
Ltd
100
*
pfd
-8
11%
1
.
Canadian
Mining
10C
7%
Jan
Apr
Sep-
6%
28%
-.250
2,809
14,142
8.85
Nov
52
61%
1
A
Uranium
14,500
7%
Jan
12
38% July
11%
*
Players
15
12 % July
9%
Oct
Nov
12
28%
Ltd
Nickel
12c
,
5%
395
62%
1
'43c
9.50
class
*
1
Insurance
20
17Vic
•
14%
1
5%
6
•:
'
1
10 %c
10
Corp
5%
11%
.
_i
17c
—/■
Petrofina
Utilities
5%
•
Developments
40c
...
40c
13% Aug
Feb
•
common
Mines
Life
Famous
Jun
Superior Oil
Tire
Jan
9%
I
3.80
Common
Sep
21
,
425
Corp
970
Canadian
Canadian
92
Aug
2,895
7
Mines
Falconbridge
Canadian
Canadian
May
15
2,675
12%
11%
65
17%
Jan
4.60
255
Corp
90
92
16
12%
6%
■
4.35
7%
preferred
Oct
*
4.70
4.25
Railway
12
*
Mining
Fleet
Canadian
Nov
92
1
Ltd
7%
Mines
1,000
100
Mines
4.15
common
11%
Jan
*
1
&
4.65
__
1
Northwest
Canadian Oil Cos.
11%
3,392
Co
Mines
4.25
common
Apr
12
common
class
Paper
.7%
Gold
9.00
42%
Common
•
Inca
6.00 July
12
Mineral
Sullivan
Eddy
25c
2.50
Gas
5,200
41 %
com
Chemical
Co
Malartic
East
Apr
385
7'A
East
Jan
2.60
3.50
20c
Oil
Warrants
Canadian
,
100
Canadian
6.80
—.
Gold—
Jun
3.50
«
common
Oct
6.50
2.20
•
&
&
Amphi
Elder
Food
27%
42%
Petroleum
550
10
7
A_50c
*
Canadian
Jun
Nov
16%
B
16%
*
Coal_
Copper
4.60
*
—;
7,757
common—*
i
Invest
Mines
95c
pfd
27
*
common
Magnesium
Scottish
7% July
•
Wright
Petroleum
24%
12%
common
Textile
.
Dominion
1
Curtis
Canadian
31 %
III 100
___
Stores
19
32%
,
Nov
5
3.70
27% Mar
6.55
common
Electrohome
14%
Feb
1.85
-
Canadian
Class
180
5%
Jan
9,197
*
corn-
Foundry & Steel
23
18% Mar
225
•
31,770
31%
17%
Dominion
25
Nov
3.65
30
Sep
295
13
new
,
Dairies
High
Low
3.45
25
Bridge
1,105
25
$1
preferred
$1% preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3.45
Preferred
Dominion
91/4
23
Inv
Dominion
2.65
•
_•
Shares
31%
IIC—2
1—2.50
Feb
2.20
•
common
,
•
Anglo
2.15
2.65
for Week
Low
'
—
Sep
8c
4c
Aug
46% Mar
Mines
Seagrams
2.00
warrants
Canadian
125
7c
6c
53%
*
com
71/4
55%
7%
6c
55%
warrants
B
2.72
1.36
•
Aluminum
Class
9,650
39%
20
common
Class
7c
1
Commerce
Canadian
5 %C
—_—*
Minerals
of
150
2.72
1
class
Wire
Sales
Range
Sale Price
'
Low
47
*
common
Week's
of Prices
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
46%
6c
1
STOCKS
Shares
46 %
warrants
Petroleum
Steamship
of Prices
Low
*
B—^——:
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Monday, November 14, 1960
(Range for Week Ended November 1 1 )
Sales
Week's
.
v
-
Nov
Volume
6003 ;.
Number
192
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1949)
41
l-vl'
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
LOW
Par
Ingersoll
Inglis
>§;
Low
High
Gas
5
100
4.75
4.05
4.15
572
4.00 July
4.35
Co
&
Natural
common
Warrants
4.30
4.40
1,950
1.05
—1
International
International
Molybdenum
International
31c
30c
31c
_25
22
22
22
pfd.
Powders
Bronze
Preferred
-—_—
5%c
——
4 Vic
5 Vic
53%
35%
40%
40%
Exploration
Jan
National
Hosiery Mills
50c
Jan
23
National
National
Steel
Jan
Kealon
56 %
July
36 %
Jan
Nesbitt
43
Apr
New
Feb
,
Nello
1959
Iso
45c
4.541
Mines
—
3.10
12,915
32%
3,285
70c
74c
9,300
1.85
>■; 4ic
43c
29C
84c
.20c
.35c
Explorations
Jaye
Jellicoe
(1939) r_
Gold
Delhi
1.75
Feb
New
Goldvue
New
31c
5,200
22c
Oct
67c
Jan
95C
23,150
76c
Oct
1.40
Jan
New
14c
12,200
11c
Nov
Jan
Newlund
Apr
New
1,450
6c
9c
10c
2.25
2.15
2.25
9%
9%
9%
27c
25c
27c
5,400
23 Vic
22c
25c
10,836
8%C
9 Vi c
10,700
1
'
V
28c
.Warrants
Jcliet
.—
—
-
Mines
Quebec
—
20c
May
-
Mines
Jonsmith
9c
4c
4%C
18,900
6c
6%c
3,500
37c 39%c
15,300
6%c
38c
1
2,600
3c
Jun
20%c
Jan
16%
Jan
10c
Jan
1.50 Aug
1.51 July
2.60 Mar
11% July
19% May
5%
Sep
4c
Jun
9c
Jan
4c
Jun
11c
Oct
6%c Aug
3%c July
5c
Jun
18c,
Sep
7%c Jan
19 %c
Feb
26c
Jan
43c
Feb
*
5c
5c
5c
1,000
4c
July
8c
Apr
•
25c
23c
27c
3,700
18c
Sep
35c
Petroleum
Jan
50c
10c
9c
10c
4,000
9c
July
19c
Mar
9c
9c
9%c
4,000
17c
Apr
1
4c
4%c
3,650
4c
Jun
19c
Jan
—_1
7%c
7%c
I,000
6c
Jun
19c
Jan
51c
25,600
_—;
Mines
——.
__
.
Hosco Mines
Mines
Manitoba
Jan
New
Sep
New
Jan
Niagara
Jan
Nickel
Nickel
_
17c;
Jan
8c
Aug
27c
27c 27 %C
3,656
25c
May
43c
Jan
*
16c
16c
16c
5,000
13c
Jun
25c
Apr
;; 1.60
1.60
1.85
2,900
5%
5
5%
2,110
2.05
2.15
1,200
2.05
Nov
6%
6%
1.515
5%
Oct
Taku
47c
6c
6c
8,500
8%c
8%c
10c
1
Mines
Senator
51c
•
12c
23,000
30,315
1
1
Mines
Kelore
Jan
—1
—;
^
30,300
_
29c
Jun
4,000
9 %C
New
'
23c
10c
8%C
Canada
45c
8% Aug
4%C
9%C'
8%C
July
13% Aug
1
of
9%
16c
Feb
1.95
340
4c
9%C
Mines
New Jason
Jan
i-l
4,910
605
1
2.45
14c
7 Vic May
9,500
Oct
'
6,200
Mining & Smelting
Mylamaque Exploration
New Rouyn Merger
7%
4% July
9,500
7c
10
May
New
4.95
1.74
11%
!__
Oil
Karricana
62c
4.80
1.56
High
8c
Apr
Sep
6 Vic
— —
Davies
New
30c
4.90
Jockey Club Ltd common——
Preferred
New
3.70
Sep
1,200
1——1
Development.—,
Sep
38
Oct
3.20
•
_
Mines
Concord
Jan
3.95
Jun
May
2.80
11%
Gold_
Continental
18,400
6 Vic
Mines—
;—
New
1.45
900
.
1
Mines
Joburke
:
—1
Lake
Jefferson
92c
1
—
—
New
11c
42C
Jacobus
New
Jan
Nov
68c
1.80
■
Calumet
Jan
23
4,400
1
Mines
Bidlamaque
1.25
9%
4%C
1
61 %
2.45
2.75
29%
1.85
Jack Waite Mining———
:—-
52
3 %C
1.65
—
Apr
40c
3.10
1
Mines
100
599
11%
Uran
July
5% July
100
61%
ft 32
*
25c
-1
1
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Syndicate class A—.
Irish
Copper Mines—
Bay
45C
59%
—5
Line
Pipe
Investors
Iron
6%
61
—
——
6%
6%
com—._*
Credits
Bldg
warrants
Interprovincial
14%
•
Mines
New
Interprovincial
14%
25c
Mines
Alger
3,850
♦
class B
Car
Labine
Low
10c
14%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
—_
...
Shares
9c
*
common
Petroleum
Jan
39% Feb
485
41%
National
31
1,785
—25
_
Jan
Chemical
45% Mar
14,829
35
National Drug &
13 %c
Nov
Low
i
1.90
Oct
4c
7,100
51%
::5
common
Mines
6%
July
21
150'
35%
*
Utilities
Creek
for Week
of Prices
Par
Nama
May
Apr
Jun
25c
.
6%
Jun
90c
2,000
53 %
__1
Nickel
International
;
6
Nov
3.60
1,300
T——
Inspiration
rl
T:
High
5
A_.
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
1.00
(John)
Inland
STOCKS
Shares
4.05
class
Machine
Week's
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended November 1 1)
Sales
Week's
Friday
Rouyn—;
Mines
—
12c 13 %c
Jun
38 %c
Oct
1.14
4%c Jun
9 Vic
Jan
14c
July
7c
Jun
25c
Jan
42c
Mar
10 %c
1
20c
5,200
20c
Jun
41c
45c
105,200
26c
Jun
6c
45c
5c
Jan
May
20c
1
.1
1
1.27
Jan
6%c
5,000
4c
5c
29,500
3c
May
14c
14c
2,000
12c
May
9
Aug
12
Sep
Jun
72c
Jan
v75c
6c
*
:
9c
4%c Jun
12c
Jan
6c
Jan
Oct
18%C
——*
10
10
"•+!io
470
Mining & Smelting
1
38 %c
38 %c
42c
4,230
26c
Rim
1
32c
32c
3,800
29c
Oct
73C
73c
73c
700
70c
Aug
1.46
Jan
4c
4c
2,000
4c
Jun
7c
Jan
11c
class
Wire
B
Mines
z
Jan
'
Mining
Jowsey
Jumping
Ltd
Co
,—
Petroleum
Pound
Il5c
Oils
Jupiter
1.18 May
2.09
7%
Warrants
_
Kelvinator
Kenville
Mines
III
._1
Copper
Warrants
Kirkland
—
—
Cement
Class
Lake
La
500
31c
40,479
Norgold
9%c
Jan
Norlartic
22%
Apr
Normetal Mining
•
3.80 Mar
1.90
Jan
10 %c May
43c
18Vic Aug
Sep
Northcal
Oils
17
Jun
27%
Jan
North
6
Northgate
71c
70c
71c
41c
1
1.95
1.95
2.06
Oct
1.00
Jun
Jun
1.01
Jan
10c
10c
13c
North
Jan
20c
20c
4.25
4.25
2.95
1.90
63,550
1
i
•
•
4.25?
Mines
Mines
3.70
3.95
1.50
3.70
Mines
800
Oil
Langis
Latin
—10c
—
1.501-
Laura
Secord
Ltd
1
"A"
warrants—
50
Oct
Northern
5.00
Oct
Northern
Ontario
4.20
Jan
Northern
Quebec
Jan
Northern
2.20
Jan
Northland
1.00
Jan
Northwestern
Jan
2.95
Leitch
:
';
4.75
Lencourt
Levy
Gold
Little
B
class
A
1.40 July
12
Jan
15%
15
1.53
1.61
35,475
6 Vic
2,000
21%
21%
2.25
Oil
Star
*
Aug
1.64 ADC
9c
•
Ltd
(M)
London
*
Sep
Okalta
Jan
31
Good
22% Mar
31%
Mar
47%
40
5.00 Mar
920
Sep
Oct
9.00 Jan
Ontario
Opemlska
Warrants
-
-
Louvicourt Goldfield
Lyndhurst
Mines
——
Jan
9%
Oct
Apr
3.00
Nov
Oshawa
6.00
Nov
Osisko
18c
Jan
.
Macassa
Mines
Macdonald
(
.
\
Macfie
43c
49 C
19,000
37c
Oct
67c
59c
60c
24,550
19 %c
Feb
65c
Oct
6c
8c
10c
Cockshutt
MacLeod
Blodel
MacMillan
Powell
l%cMar
34,650
3 Vic
Jun
7%c Jan
Page
8c
July
19c
Jan
6C
1,000
6c
Feb
15c
Jan
Pamour
2.95
3.05
4%c
1
1.17
1.10
*
14%
-14%
3.05
3.25
7c
7c
July
3.10
Oct
2,080
-
15
3.05
2.40
4,985
20c
<4%C
1.28
15c
Jun
32c
Jan
1,100
3%c
Jun
8%c
Feb
1.00
Sep
1.28
Nov
19
Jan
•67,200
,
13% Aug
8c
15,1*0
8,250
2.50 July
4%c Jun
13c
Sep
25
>
11,609
40
22% Mar
27
Jun
l%c Jun
3%c Jan
-
Ltd
Shoes
*
Majortrans
'
.
Malartic
Gold
Maneast
Manitou
Varvue
Fields
i_
;
i—
33c
Marcon
Mines
3.45
._
Sep
8,100
3c
Oct
35C
7,817
28%
26
Oct
32c
26
w
Mar
1.05
Products
Oct
Patino
1
v
8c
•
Oils
Maritime
i
Pee
Mining
Corp
—
Peerless
Jan
Permo
Gas
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
4% % preferred
Oil
Pickle
Crow
Ore
7c
9c
24,500
5%c Aug
5%c
500
—
5% %
preferred
Matachewan
41c
53,600
30c
Mar
8%
9%
48,684
99
100
9%
99
—100
98% 100%
—100
—
♦
Consol
5.65
Jan
1,400
5%c Jun
2,000
70c
6%C
81c
Gold
McWatters
21c
Lake
27%
29
23c
4.05 July
11c
Jan
Ponder
Jan
Powell
47 %c May
Power
Island
Merrill
Meta
23c
Mexican
28c 36 %c
Aug
Gold
1.65
1.80
11,812
16c
16c
16c
54c
49c
54c
24,475
8c
8c
8%c
21,219
1
Mines
1
\
July
14%
Jun
Premium
President
6.10
Apr
Preston
13 %c Jan
Apr
July
30%
Jan
31c
Aug
47c
Apr
2.34
Apr
V
Industries
Gas
.
City
9
V|
W
i"i
f
.1
Ore
Class
Moneta
:
Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive Works
Moore
Mt
Corp
Wright Iron
Multi
Mining
Corp
Ltd
12 %C
14 c
12,500
9c
Aug
26%
27
60
19
19
335
14c
•
Gold
—
1
•
Iron
5.60
19,438
Oct
8.60
Jan
1.68
86,625
80c
Jan
1.73
Nov
8,000
4c
Aug
9Vic Jan
25c
26c
2,000
20c
Oct
5.30
7%
8%
Mines
72c
77c
17,950
11%
11%
12
2,210
44
43%
44
8,765
219,639
74c
64c
59c
70c
3.30
900
14c
15C
1,200
II,333
lie
5,100
7%
■■■:< 8
2,240
29
10c
29%
75
18
18
250
51c
3.05
6c
1.00
23c
4.40
Jan
Nov
2.35
66c
3.20
Sep
15c
Jun^
33c
Provo
Gas
Producers
Feb
Quebec
Oct
29c
Jun
2.80
10%
Jun
12%
4c
Oct
20
' Mar
20
Apr
39% Mar
10c
26
Jan
Lithium
Quebec
Corp
Mines
Manitou
1
1
1
1
1
Sep
39c
Jan
8%
30%
17%
Sep
22
Aug
85c
Apr
Feb
Feb
May
Jan
56,500
3,600
lie
Jun
21 Vic Jan
3,800
74c
Mar
1.44 Mar
53c
56c
12,400
48c
July
35c
Nov
53c
35c
40c
45c
*
7,700"
63c
1.17
4%C
4,700
4c
32c
37C
23,050
3lc
May
Oct
13%
13%
1,780
37c
45c
13,000
17c
Mar
38 %C 38 %C
13%
42c
1,500
27c
May
44%
85c
1.02
July
4C
,76c
V
78c
5,610
*
44
44%
10%
580
Jan
43%
Jun
10c
Jan
,
Jan
Jan
7c
Jan
94c
Jan
13%
Nov
60c
Jun
43c
Oct
55 Vi
Jan
Nov
2.90 Feb
Oct
4.35
Jan
Nov
6c
1.40
Jan
5.15
Jan
Feb
3.40
2.05
1.31
1.11
1.41
620,750
35c
Jun
10 %c
21c
658,765
10Vic
Nov
23,475
29c
1
•
2.70
Apr
9Vic
NOV
1.96
2.08
9%c
9%c
2,000
4c
May
8c
7c
8%C
7c
Nov
23c
Jan
14c
May
29c
Jan
5c
Sep
19c
Jan
2c
July
2.06
16c
14 %c
17c
19,724
12,890
5%c
5%C
7c
26,880
4%C
4%C
4 Vic
2.00
2.00
2.11
700
7%c
9c
1,500
7c
July
45c
Mar
4,000
60c
63C
9,928
6%
5%
6%
2,036
45
45
145
1.40
1.50
1,160
61c
16c
16c
18c
37,500
8.90
8.65
8.00
3,045
238
2.00
Sep
Feb
Jan
1.05 July
5.80
Feb
10c
7.90
10
Jun
Jan
Apr
May
9c
Jan
5%c
5%c
1,500
5c
Mines
Uranium
Mines
45c
45c
47c
23,200
44c
Oct
78c
Mar
13c
13c
5,000
12c
Oct
38c
Jan
*
Ltd
80c
83c
2,900
17% Mar
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
*
Nov
1
56c
50c
56c
33,700
49% July
Realm
•
25c
24c 25%C
7,100
4c
10,000
500
25c
Jun
59c
Jan
26,200
35c
Mar
96c
July
Oct
11%
12 Vi
Jun
10%
Aug
25c
20c
Nov
57 %c
35% Mar
50c
Aug
18
39 Vi July
10%
55c
45 %c
78c
80%
5% Aug
+ \7
Radiore
Rainville
Nov
Jan
Jan
1
class A
Petroleum
Jan
Oct
6c
3.50
13Vic Feb
*
1
Quinte Milk
Quonto
Oct
Oct
Aug
1.60
Jan
Nov
70c
Sep
Mar
14c
1.50
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
26
Sep
Sep
1.13
11%
50c
Jan
13c
45
Gas
Units
42%
1.00
<*■
Oct
1.11
1
Jan
2.00
Jan
40c
1,920
•
Ltd
Ltd
Minerals
1.15
15c
Oct
Sep
18 %c
Jun
28% Mar
5.00
Rights
14 %c
Jun
Jan
Jun-
Nov
6%
4.70
•
Airways
Oct
1.40
Jan
Jan
July
10c
10c
19c
Prospectors
Jun
20c
25c
48c
May
48c
1
Ltd
Jan
65
Jan
11c
2.00
2.05
481
52c
1,400
9.00
44c
Jun
1.45
4,180
22 %
71,280
17C
505
1.55
42%
92c
•
1,310
1.45
22
80c
17C
80C
188,900
1.50
41%,
25c
Oct
Jan
13% Aug
29%
20% July
14c
1
•
*
40
14,200
Feb
9% Oct
/
Jun
4,162
27c 29 %c
24%
8%
35c
Jun
5.30
320
24'%
1.65
I
580
7.80
5.50
23%
2.25
Quebec Metallurgical
1,011
10,169
37c
Feb
Oct
% May
6C
Quebec Natural
1,000
10
9.60
9.75
8
1.50
Jan
23
300
2.20
Jan
4%c
8%
6%
25c
1.65
Jun
11%
6,000
2.25
•
63c
22
225
26c
1
85c
4%c
7%
26c
26c
5.15
20o
;
Ore
Electric
19%
500
Feb
4%c
33c
Nov
200
Jan
24
1.56
4%c
Nov
18c
Sep
29
Oct
18%
4%c
13c
Nov
2.25
36c
25% Mar
1.60
5.60
18
BOf
6c
Jun
Mar
Jan
4%c
29
8
11%
1
Jan
•
35c
1
Minerals
Murray
61c
7%
26 %c
23
•
1
common
Jun
10 %c
150
4%c
J
*
22c
18 %c 19 %C
7,133
*
B
I,500
14c
8,402
11%
Preferred
29c
18 %c
38c
1
Mines
Jan
29c
100
29c
18c
Brewery class A
80c
10,500
8%
2.10
Corp
Min
10c
Jun
6c
35c
Brick
Molsons
July
2.75
26 %c
Petroleums-
Milton
Mining
MM
4C
50c
2.75
Warrants
Mill
WJ
6,500
3,600
2.75
8%
Mining
7c
57c
3.25
35c
Oil
Midrim
25
6c
1
47c
6,700
13
13
1
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
1.40
Jan
55c
Jan
15c
Jun
13
•
Corp
Jan
1.20
May
55c
3.25
26 %c
Light & Power common—
Midcon
Midwest
13
1
Mines,
Uranium
Rouyn
Feb
May
24c
76,000
1.80
Mining
Uranium
Feb
•
Oils
10c
15c
16,400
1.28
Exploration & Development
Mentor
17c
|
70
Jan
21
4,459
21c
.50c
Mines
Medallion Petroleums
Jan
•
Mines
&
Place OH & Gas
Purdex
Red
10c
1
Prairie Oil Royalties-
1,750
80c
27%
McKenzie
5,500
*
2
;
Nov
5.70
6%c
Mclntyre
13C
1
i
102
5.50
1
Mayfair Oil & Gas
13c
1.25
common
100
July
Aug
1.05
1
Oct
5c
3,000
81
15 %c
6c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
13c
12 %
Jan
Oct
1
Gold
93% Mar
97
70
325
6c
—50c
.-1—
Sep
5%c
___
—III
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
8%
Oct
Nov
20c
Nov
*
Petrol Oil & Gas
Pitch
36%c
Oct
warrants
Mine§
Peruvian
Oct
37c
2.00
Jun
9c
Oct
Jan
i
75c
7c
1
Jan
1.33
4.90
Aug
45c
••
1
I
99c
Nov
Oct
Ji*n
Oct
•
3.10
20
•
Oil preferred
&
Gold
Perron
36c
56c
16%
26 %
11
615
1
"Tubes
Jan
17c
38,450
July
24% May
2,356
*
preferred
common
16%
75c
Aug
11,000
•
Credit
Peoples
25c
67c
1.50
3,500
1
L;
Exploration.
11% Mar
75c
Aug
Jun
1.00
10c
1
Pembina Pipeline
7c
:.:::i
Jan
48%
8C
1
Ltd
Expl
'934
May
5,538
Jan
Mar
41
2.00
*
Consol
Paymaster
6,250
5c
81c
45c
10
Placer Development
Marigold
1.25
Jun
73%
1
Canada
of
15,460
Oct
Oct
20c
8c
—1
Consolidated
Pato
-9c
Nov
Nov
35c
45c
*
;
common
Drilling
35c
16%
17c
2,400
73%
73%
1
Parker
7c
•
6,800
130,000
32c
•
___.
Porcupine
Amalg Mines
29c
15%
•
29c
Jan
_1
100
pfd
*
8c
"29
43C
1.50
29c
5%c
1
1
:
:—
70c
32c
16%
•
—.1
"
L
13,725
3%C
28%
Leaf
Marboy
5,000
83c
3c
1
:
2c
76c
77c
_*
Gardens
L—__
Leaf Milling common—
Maralgo Mines
L_—
/
2C
1
Uranium
Maple
Maple
m
25
•'
_
1.30
40c
9%C
20c
Mines
Hershey
Penmans
Maher
Mar
25C
120
Pamoil Ltd
18 %c
r.
Nov
25
37c
32c
5.45
6C
2.95
1
43c
19% July
20C
43c
14,110
Petroleums
Pacific
900
:_1
Consolidated Mines-—
Feb
Apr
12,500
.'
i—2
59c
25
Debenture—
&
Express
9c
River
Magnet
Lake
Feb
5%c
1
—J
—
&
Red
2.00
7%c July
V
8 Vic
1
Madsen
Jun
4.90
Wholesale
Lake
5 Vic
——
1
.
26c
_•
Pardee
—J
148,514
July
—
-
Mines
Explorations .'
59c
13%
Copper
Overland
6
9C
•
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines..—
51c
25
Ormsby Mines
6
90c
8c
1
1
Mar
4.70
Mines
Orchan
370
49c
—
-
_
74c
90c
Steel
525
8c
_
(
18,939
12%
Mines
Loan
9
1,115
1,800
Jan
99c
25
Malartic
3.00
•
1.04
92c
4.90
Oils
Oleary
Nov
5%
6
-"II—
_
Jan
2.95
85
'.v 13%
Specialties—
Gold
Ontario
Feb
">
59c
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas
Nov
Oct
22
•
.
O'Brien
2.55
3.00
common-
6c
Jan
22
•
Obaska Lake Mines
8%
#
Mills
Hosiery
1.58
30 %c
Gas
Orenada Gold
Loeb
846
1,160
common
Mines
Oakville
25%
880
1.70
Nov
3.70
1
Nov
31% Aug
8.00
Feb
7c
1.65
2,000
.
2.25
29%
47%
13c
6c
33 %C 39 %c
1.05
:
Utilities
Jun
26% Mar
46
Oct
600
2.55
9 r
Jan
22
7.80
Jan
1.05
Mines
Jan
645
46
12c
2.00
Nov
3,620
8.00
IIIlio
warrants
4Vic Nov
_1
Ltd
4c
21%
29%
1,300
II,200
1.05
—
Oils
Apr
July
31%
31%
5%c
*
————
Telephone
Nudulama
30%
30%
Jan
4%C
335
Beaucage
29
31
Sep
13c
47
Natural
Power
1.60
1,000
26c
46%
Mines
2c
19,185
29%
Aug
Sep
23,300
47
preferred
Canada
Norvalie
Nova
30%
-V
•
Preferred
4c
Sep
30
——30
A
Jan
20
2,200
2.02
1.32
725
3%c
••
2.10
.
235
3c
••'.'
pfd_.11—30
preferred
A
Jan
•
•
B
Class
July
26c
1
,
Gold
Cos class
Class
45c
6 Vic
Mines
Groceterias
Class
Loblaw
7,645
31,200
1.53
20
preferred
Gold
Long Lac
Loblaw
70c
Mines—
Industries
Lexindin
1.00 Aug
•
65c
15
1
Gold
360
19c
5,593
8%C
1
23c
38c 39%C
3
Candy
A
105,025
3.00
6c
57c
Mines
Jun
65C
;■
50c
24c
2.75
8c
22
Uran Mines
North
39C
,1
Silver
American
Jun
94c
Rankin
Oct
2.75 Aug
5,300
Goldcrest
North
Warrants
Landa
7c
7C
.50
13c
3.30 July
;
2.80
Jun
lQVic
2,650
.
May
1.70
25c
common
_
Feb
6c
,110
.
3c
33 %c
Northspan
July
5%
1,400
—1
—
113,500
Feb
35c
10,020
Apr
9%
67c
250
39c
4c
•
Oils
Exploration
8
800
39 %c
Ltd
Coldstream
Oct
1,175
6%
~1
Mining
Preferred
1,858
6%
'
Warrants
18%
6
Jan
3%c
5%c
III
Canadian
North
17%
6%
Jan
1.10
21c
Corp
Nickel
Norpax
Sep
'
Jan
48%
Jun
40%
—I
Norsyncomaque
30
6%
20c
Jun
33c
3.00
Mines
Apr
.
Apr
86
8,400
4c
III
Mines
24
—1
Gold
Gold
Jan
720
.10
Mines
Osu
Luz
10%
Jun
5,500
3,765
58c
41%
Mines
Nov
6c
17c
41%
15c
17c
1
Mines
29%
.10
:—
—
54c
Gold
Acme
Noranda
Norbeau
1.55 Mar
lc
Nor
29
2.91
Gas
Lamaque
m
'7 Vic
25c
I
Shore
Lake
i
7 Vic
1
Apr
18
Mines
Lingman
Lake
13.30Q
27 Vie
———"
Lakeland
15,700
2c
Exploration^
common
A
Dufault
Sep
2.27
1
;
>3.95 Jan
^
Jun
lc
Mines
Mines
29%
Warrants
Lake
3c
10%
1.84
1
Ltd—
Ltd
Mining &
Lafarge
16,525
26,500
lc
(John)
Labrador
6c
2.27
—
Townsite*
Labatt
13%
5
14%
5 Vic
6C
13%
-1
common
—
Developments
Kopan
6%
Gold
Gold
Kerr-Addison
Kilembe
_*
Canada
of
Nipissing
Nisto
Jun
Nov
■r
Kelly Douglas class A
i.
Reef
Mining
Explorations
Reeves
Macdonald
Reitman's
class
A
3%c
L—
1.70
1.70
1.70
400
15
15
355
1.50 Apr
75c
Nov
45c
Mar
68c
Jan
Jun
60c
Jan
Apr
6Vic Sep
Feb
2.10 May
18 Vic
3c
1.50
13
Mar
15
Aug
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1950)
CANADIAN MARKETS
of Prices
Sale Frioe
Minerals
Rexspar
Rio
Algora
Rio
Rupununi
Kix
Urau
Mfg
Roche
.
class
$6
Mill
Cotton
8.00
5%c
20c
1.35
17c
46c
7.90
6.15 July
9,387
-
High
Sep
5,200
20c
27c
16,200
-13c
19%:
19%
100
Apr
18% May
4.25
4.50
350
3.50 Jun
Jan
Sep
Union
Gas
of
Jun
Sep
United
12c
15c
82,600
6c
Jun
18%c
Sep
17c
17c
18c
21,000
150
Jun
35c
Jan
Corps
Rocky
Roe
V)
(A
Rowan
Ltd
Can
Oil
5%
St
Salada
Corp
River
1,968
19
19
100
9
9 %
965
25c
28c
38,200
9
,
25c
16%
98%
98%
75c
5c
5.65
8%
9%
4.25
4.70
1.39
1.35
Petroleums
10%
May
5c
Sep
33
45
3,096
Oct
33
1.04
Sep
650
Jun.
48
1.20
Power
G
Scarfe
class
Arts
Seven
Shawinigan
Webb
10%
Oct
4.65
Apr
4.20
4.20
102
3.80 Aug
5%
Apr
814
7%
8%
9,411
7y8
Nov
13% July
Gold
Creek
Sherritt
24%
25
2,444
23%
Oct
30%
Jan
150
25%
Sep
42 Vi
July
,
Westates
Mines
Quebec
85c
Silver
Miller
Mines
1
Ltd
Mines
K
D
Slater
Jun
2.96
Jun
4.50
Oct
43c
Mar
-
••
I
26c
20c
11
27
26%
28
11-.
1.18
1.24
41,225
685
2.70
29
30
50%
50%
22
22
1
lOVic
10%c
Sep
79c
July
12c
75
Stafford
78c
70c
85c
8c
11,100
16c
20c
2.90Q
lOVic
10c
11c
5,400
Stanley
*
Ltd—
Paving
class A
Feb
Oct
5c
Oct
Oct
8%
8%
100
36c
6,478
10c
30c
4,716
25c
33c
30c
27c
6c
5%c
*
,
iron
64%
—
—20
—
6 Vic
29,633
32%
65
3.60 Aug
13%
Nov
30c
Nov
8%
Sudbury
4,522
3%c
10,000
7.50
26,686
18%
19
250
Sullivan
Cons
Nov
Western
Weston
(Geo)
Jun
24
Sep
23 %c
2.35
Feb
$6
1.60 Mar
19c
Feb
4.50 Aug
19
3.88
Jan
Jun
7c
Jan
38%
Jan
62%
Oct
87%
Jan
3c
May
6c
Jan
Oct
13%
24
.....
1.95
Nov
102 %
55
2.50
17c
Oct
40c
July
1.81
Warrants
Thompson
5c
5c
4,000
5c
Mar
10c
Thorncliffe
Tiara
Old a I
1.55
1.62
2,350
Park
44c
14%
5.75
July
5.80 ;<
5.80
85c
4.10
6c
Wiltsey
Ltd
Torbrit
Silver
Mines
Toronto
Toronto
12c
j
Bank
Woodward
Stores
class
Ltd
Wright-Hargrpfivflq
'
Toronto
General
Trusts
Lead
<fc
Yellowknife
Young
Zinc
Star preferred
Towagmac Exploration
10%
380
Traders
5%
Finance
class
•
Bear
(H
G)
Mines
preferred
1956
Zenmac
Metal
Zulapa
Mines—
Mining
_
_
40c
July
33
515
32%
Feb
200
30c
Nov
1.35
Jan
6,890
72c
July
1.55
Jan
3.15
1,400
Aug
3.50
Apr
100
9
Oct
16% Mar
15c
1,000
12 %C
Jan
30c
36%
37%
4,092
Feb
38%
39
39%
4,468
92
92
5
82
Feb
92
Aug
105% :106 %
135
100
Mar
107
Aug
810
10
Mar
16%
Jan
15%.
16
■'
3.15
29
28% Mar
Feb
Nov
40%
Nov
97,300
90c
Oct
1.67
Jan
45c
2,550
26c
Aug
1.05
Jan
9c
9%c
53,500
Aug
5c
2,000
?'rf10c
iie°
3,500
4.75
4.75
14%
1.26
12C
Jun
17c
4%c
Jun
8 Vic
9c
May
7c
1
Oct
14c
Feb
Jan
100
4.25 Mar
5.00
14%
150
14Va
Aug
19%
Jan
1.35
5,300
1.01 May
1.45
Oct
lie
12c
15,100
3C
3C
9,000
2c
Aug
6c
6c
3,000
5c
Jun
10 %c
Oct
27c
Jan
■
__
1.11
37,730
83c
1.06
78c
85c
190,070
56c
May
2:40
1.06
2.45
1,302
17c
17c
9,500
16c
23 %c
25c
6,000
13c
4Vic Aug
9Vic Jan
Jun
78c
2.45
•
1
.
Shown
Prices
25c
2.30
1.13
88c
Oct
Sep
Oct
3.00 Mar
29c
Jun
Jan
37c
July
Oct
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
STOCKS
Anglo
20Vic Aug
1.04
Jan
3,800
Jan
1.88
1.50
1,300
18C
74,600
56%
14,415
21%
Feb
25%
Mar
40
37c
July
69c
Jan
2.80
1.52
Jun
1.25 Mar
14c
Nov
2.15
40c
1,887
45
Mar
76
Apr
85%
43c
Jan
94c
82
80
54c
17,200
5ya July
Nov
14,300
33c
Oct
13
Nov
15
100
36c
40c
3,100
Jan
38
59%
Mar
; •
- ■,:;
Unrp
Bulolo
Gold
Canada
Bank
Canadian
Bronze
Jan
Canadian
General
Jan
Canadian
Ingersoll
Jan
Canadian Marconi
Jan
Consolidated
31c
175
6%
6%
6%
1,695
25%
25
25%
2,780
20%
Feb
26% Aug
51%
51%
51%
50
49 %
Jun
53
5.65
5.80
2,191
3.90
Jan
6.00
Oct
17
16%
17
921
13%
Jun
18%
Oct
18
18
18
335
18
Nov
22
Feb
*
Note
1
*
*
*
Investments-
Rand
__
■2
8
Sugar
29
28%
29
444
40
40
««•»
4.90
•
39%
40%
1,835
13 %c 14 %c
40
7,500
July
26c
5,000
24 Vic May
54%
55%
2,545
48 % Mar
12
1,000
9
May
•
Dalhousie Oil
Dominion
Glass
Jan
Dominion
Oilcloth
Feb
Dupont
Feb
13 %c
*
69
100
50
21%
2,802
96%
97
105
12
12
45
Aug
20
20
21
21
100
30
.125
_♦
(1956)
1.7.50
Price
6c
Apr
36%
37JA
3,192
32%
Feb
125
32
410
18c
2.55
2.40
2.60
1,400
46C
46c
46c
1,200
Feb
Aug
9%c Mar
39%
Sep
class
new
2.50
A—
Minnesota
&
Flour
>20
■
-2.50
B new
Ogilvie
Apr
57
7,500
25c
Class
59
39
30
9c
37%
Maclaren
May
300
59
37
Mar
57% Aug
July
45
273/4 July
4.40
v
Sep
May
Jan
33%
40
Jan
;
7.00
July
co co £ Mar
44%
Apr
Sep
Jan
13c
Aug
66
July
90
Feb
Oct
40%
Jan
19% July
26 %
Jan
22
84%
22c
Oct
9% May
Jan
130
>
Jan
14
Jan
May
Jan
7c
8
37% Mar
150
29%
■
25%
20 %
--
'.- 69
.25
—
&. Lino
Co of Canada
International Paper
13
59
.
31c
,
45
Oct
Mar
Jan
68c
Apr
July
6
450
•
1
_
_
35%
600
4.90
■
_
_
Paper
7c
17
High
43%
common
10%
1.15
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
43%
5
Dredging
Dominion
&
Shares
High
43%
Develop
v
.
American
-
»
for Week
Low
—•
.Newfoundland
Asbestos
•
Dollars
Sales
Range
Par
; ■;.,
,
Canadian
of Prices
Sale Price
■
in
Week's
Last
Jan
24c
Expressed
Friday
3.60
3c
37 %
17% May
33
' Nov
1.34
V
Toronto Stock
Sep
2.10
44%
I„40
Sep
30c
1
600
25c
|.
10
14%
;
•
2.30
500
warrants
Jan
1.25
-_^1
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
725
37%
Jan
2.15
30c
5c
1
Mines
Electric
v;
26C
/.■
78c
Nov
90c
1
Jan
*'
A
Jun
99c
,4.75
u
17"%
6%
59
Jan
49c
'
9 %c
—20o
Sep
12
42c
1
•
5 Vic
May;
1.27
.
.
1,135
15
50
———
2c
173
,
5
n
Oil
13 y8
3%c
—20
—
Toronto
Jan
3%c
51c
92
Oct
39c
55%
Jan
70c
Nov
10c
30
A
V..'
'
Jan
5%
1
1.88
Nov
1.18
39%
_
4.50
1 3%c
10
Mar
Oct
26C
.15c
105%
_
(Alexander)
25%
11%
Dominion
21c
82c
3,340
86c
—
*
16%
50c
Elevators
l.Ubd
2,600
%c
10%, 10 %
1
_
Feb
52%
38c
10c
-
7,000
11,700
86c
1
Larder
Mar
82
_•
Apr
Jan
3.50 Mar
92c
26c :36
Loblaw Inc _L
Mines
13c
,
11c
Coghlan
Windfall
2.00 July
14c
*
Tombill
6.00
Aug
Jun
6c
Nov
30c
13
1.77
.
1.25
2.50 May
5,295
1.18
1;
20
1.43
40c
10c
88c
37%
.
100
13,750
1
4.00
11,100
•\
Feb
Jan
(
230
25
51c
'
Jan
6.90
38 %
Oct
60c
100
6c
2.45
33% Mar
9,083 »
23,179
3.Q5
92c
16
1,235
100
56 %
-
,"■'1.60 Apr
Aug
1
,
24
40
15c
: r
4.10 '
6c,
2.70
2.90
.100
2.20
1.70
1.25
4.10
"lOO
Mines
Winchester
Yale
38 %
~t 965
5.90
37%
;. 38 1
,
2.30
59 c
10c
Tip Top Tailors
Nov
Warrants
July
24%
_1
,
1.07
Jan
36,820
1.40 May
Mar
1.85
20c
53c
-—•
Mines
81c -
400
*
12%
100
Petroleums
3,700
1.45
50c
A
Jan
24%
j
•
Lundmark
1.00
--
32%
class A
_
Jan
18c
r
1
—
97c
1.40
'..
Sep
4,000
40
1
Preferred
Feb
Nov
2,300
53c
1
common
38%
May
19c
24%
•
Ltd
Jun
33
Jan
Jan
55c. v
22 %c
1
Mines
Canada
133
Jan
Sep
5.90
50c
?
50
Territory Mining
Texaco
38
32%
B_
preferred
British
Temagami
Jan
3.15
24
35o
Teck Hughes Gold
3.30
2.60
30c
Jan
18c
2.30
Mines
Nov
1
preferred
Willrov
Feb
14%
*
common
110
10
Mines
Feb
18 %c
Switson
Preferred
2.60
10%
B
4 % %
July
51% Sep
Canuck
May
12%
Taurcanis
Sep
2.60
•
Yankee
46
1.55
•
Tamblyn
40c
—5
2.30
Sylvanite Gold Mines
28
Jun
;
class
Yellorex
95
■"/•'■—
Supertest Petroleum ordinary
-
Surf Inlet
Jan
50
Warrants
Industries
Apr
24c
26 c
Petroleum
Plywood Co class
Jan
125
25
Preferred
21%
12,700
-
'
Jan
1.24
Western
53c
1,170
•
Buperior Propane
1.50
7,154
33c
m
Leaseholds
56c
52
50%
;•
_1
Exploration
300
26%
'
May
\ 1.95 *2.50
18c
1
Mines
1.50
25%
warrants
Oct
17
—
,
—1
Contact
Jan
Oct
28 %c
—LI
_
Decalta
July
31
65%
102 % 102%
1
Gas
6.25
Nov
33c
49c
9
Nov
3%c Aug
.6.85
7.30
1
Gold
River
Sunburst
948
64
v
1
100
—2.50
Oil
-
300
:
3c
1
A
Trusts
Sturgeon
31%
*
Rights
Submarine
33c
31%
•
Steinberg class
Preference
Nov
4.85
26%
S
.1.25
Canada Breweries
Zenith
Mining
Sterling
6,400
1
Bros
Rock
Steep
72c
1
Steel of Canada
Steeloy
3.80
14%
30c
-1
Stan well Oil & Gas
Starratt Nickel
Stedman
3.80
13%
*
Stanrock Uranium
Jan
:
Copper
33%
3.00
9c
14
,
*
Brock
7c
2%c
Western
36 Vi
May
14c
''
30c
•
j
Wire
May
\ V.. v
Western
Sep
Jan
18% July
15,000
16c
Foods
Standard
36
L-
Western
Wood
Standard
2,000
—1
Gas
Oct
11%
»
&
Jan
Jan
Mar
46%
1,705
•
Oils
2.00
25
250
■
30c
Services
Air
Warrants
fipooner Mines &
3%c
1.13
_
——;
Jan
32c
9% Mar
26
310
22%
50
preferred
Union Oils
Spartan
3.35
Class
2.70
29 Vi
*
Ltd
1.00
16 %c May
3,309
1.23
*
Southam
Southern
4,500
11
*
Manufacturing
Somerville
23c
6,500
21c
Mar
"
common
1.30
«
Ltd_
Petroleum
Western
25c
—
—-•
A
•
S
2.01
750
•
class
Ltd
8impsons
Siscoe
19,621
1
Dairies
Silverwood
6,700
3.15
4.45
50c
Mines
75c
86c
2.95
1
Standard
July
•
Products
4.25
3.00
1
Sigma
Silver
87C
Westburne Oil
26%
50c
Gordon
1,315
16,433
West Malartic Mines
24
Oil
'
Westeel
Sheep
""
:■
Petroleums
Canadian
Jan
5 %
1.23
*
Warrants
•
8%
5
•
Knapp Canada
Mar
Jan
3%c
"»•
Waterous Equipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
3.25 Mar
Nov
Apr
1.89
1.50
"
•
Jan
100
Nov
28c
J.15
—-
1,400
July
1.15
_
:
3.55
5.30
38
•
10 %
-
.V "5%
-—1
.i
w
3.50
*
Water & Power com
Jun
*
Jun
Wespac
7.35
90c
1
Wasamac
West
55%
Jan
24,030
B
10 %
10
Jun
1.20
1.17
.
-•
•
*
Freehold
Selkirk Holdings class A
27
30
1.15
„
-
Jan
1.00 July
Jun
22% Mar
35
Oct
preferred
-•
•
*
A
Security
14c
16,312
50
13c
Mines
&
27
8,300
■
Amulet
&
Jan
May
23% Aug
May
14c
1
---1
Walker
18 %
13c
Ltd
20c
19Vic
715
13c
Explor„
17c
1
Metal
19
1
•
26%
Satellite
5.20
16,050
—1
Wane
Sep
Sep
24c
Oct
7.35
Wainwright Prod & Ref
Mar
Jan
54
Jun
3.40
55%
,
37c
140
67c
1.50
13c
Feb
16 %c
2,275
27
& Grey Trust
Violamac Mines
6.50 Jan
49%
1,000
7.05
Jan
Sep
4.00 Mar
Jan
3.65
Victoria
Jan
48c
65c
Venezuelan
99% Aug
98c
16%
55%'
Corp
18% May
Feb
Apr
18%
-
•
Cons
Ventures
Jan
12 %
7.30
_
Vespar Mines Ltd
Viceroy Mfg class
Jun
4,000
40
Vandoo
16%
55%
Upper Canada Mines
65c
10,650
50c
Jan
July
14c
Nov
3.50
—
_
Fortune
Sep
89
6c
205
Hign
Jun
«
Steel
Oct
85c
53%
20 %c 20 %C
6c
10
pfd—,—25
Oils
Jan
1.40
_
Petroleum
B
Hill
United
20 y2
15% Mar
51,700
class
Inv
United
12
44c
65c
New
60c
1
.—
United
Aug
5 %c
12,525
Low
"
Jan
Jun
1
Gold
Gold
15 %
9.50 Mar
Jan
8%
14%
3.60
*
_
Fuel
Keno
9
450-
135
53%
B
PreferredUnited
7c
20,068
10
15
1
80
Oct
17%
137,675
10
—1
Jan
6%
13c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
-IOC
13C
r,1,,,,,
___,
10c
Oct
July
July
65
7,120
9%
4.70
•
common
10c
July
4.50
1,300
1
Horsey
4c
10
71c
16%
983A
17
1
Debentures
Sarcee
10,784
6.10
—
Shirriff
Sapphire
70%
5.80
100
Gas—
Antonio
Sand
68%
•
common—
Warrants
San
7,100
70%
6.10
1
preferred
Maurice
7c
8c
"
Industries
Lawrence
7,068
7c
25
.—
Ryanor Mining
St
4.85
1
common
Preferred
Russell
4.60
10
•
Canada
of
Bank
Royalite
4.80
•
common
Mines
Consol
Royal
1,714
50c
Ltd
Petroleum
4%c
class
Low
'
*
common
A preferred
Union Mining Corp
United Asbestos
12Vic
4 %c
Canada
Nov
1
Mines
Shares
*
common.
Class
United
Rockwln
for Week
—_1
Mines
Acceptance
19%
1
Mines
Shawkey
Union
29c
4.50
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Ultra
8%c Jan
Mar
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1.95 Mar
Sep
4c
*
common
6,900
.7.55
pfd—^—20
A
1,600
5V2C
7.90
5%c
»
Mines__
Athabasca
Robertson
Robinson
*
1
;
1.75
17c 19 %c
1
High
1.65
1——1
Mines
Low
Low
Par
Renabie
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Monday, November 14, 1960
.
Friday
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
.
(Range for Week Ended November 1 1)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
Ontario
2.50
Paper
common
30
46%
193/4
Oct
20%
Oct
20
Oct
21
Nov
Sep
31%
Jan
26%
47
105
40
38
39%
805
37'
Sep
61c
64c
8,800
55c
Aur
72c
35%
....
—
_
10
35%
120
32
Feb
37
38
Bros
July
"
Yukon
Consolidated
Gold
1
Corp
63c
*
Zellers
_
-
'•■."
47
46%
38% July
3.00
Feb
Jan
Jan
July
Jan
5.00
Nov
'
1957
warrants
.
Trans
Canada
Exp Ltd
Trans
Canada
Pipeline
Transmountaln
PiDe
Transcontinental
Triad
Oil
City Gas„
Line
Resources
—
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Twin
i,
——
—
„1
_1
•
•
•
19%
19
19%
14,851
9%
10%
16,515
12 %c
13c
5,300
9%
12 %c
1.80
1
1.80
.-
4.50
2.00
10,700
21c
22c
1,700
4.50
4.50
50
2.10 Mar
30c
16
FOOTNOTES
No
Jun
65c
Jan
a
Jun
26
Jan
7% July
12
Jan
18c
Jan
12c
1.75
21c
July
Oct
4.10
Mar
5.50
lot
OUT-OF-TOWN
sale
Jan
in
year's
sale
(not
included
range),
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat
r
delivery
year's
price.
Cash saie
AND
t
included
(not
range).
in
Jan
47c
Odd
FOR
value
d Deferred
e
Aug
3,50 Aug
par
(not Included In year's range)
CANADIAN
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
wd When
wi When
x
y
z
trading privileges,
delivered,
issued,
Ex-dividend.
Ex-rights,
Ex-stock
dividend
>
n
Volume
192
6003
Number
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
.
i^Wvl ,V< %l
khhhiiim ttaa I'
(1951)
43
c~7
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations
The
following
Association
bid
and
Securities
of
quotations
asked
Dealers,
obtained
are
from
the
National
(indicated by the "asked") at the time
of compilation.
Origin of
any quotation furnished on request. The
"National" list is
composed of securities
which have a wide national distribution.
unties
Inc., and other selected sources. They do
They are intended as a guide to the range
(indicated by the "bid")
not represent actual transactions.
within which these securities could have been sold
Par
Utilities
Industrials and
;
Aerovox
Air
Allco
Land
Allied
Development
Corp—
Radio
Inc
Cement
Corp
Express
Co
American
Pipe
Amer-Saint
Amer
Anheuser-Busch
Arden
Farms
Inc
Co
Participating
Green
Mountain
Grinnell
Power
Capital
Hagan
Chemicals
&
37%
Haloid
Xerox
10%
Hamilton
25%
Hanna
15%
Hanna
53 %
Art
Metal
Construction
Co
Aztec
Oil
Baird
&
Gas
140
Baker
Oil
Bates
5
Mining
Mfg
Tools
Inc
Bayles
Behlen
Jk
Manufacturing
Co
Bros Bag Co
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire
Bettinger
Billups Western
Inc
Voltage Engineering
Hilton Credit Corp
Hoover Co
class
A
20 »A
21%
Robblns
Houston
58%"
Houston
16
Houston
11 Va
12%;
Houston
44
46%
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A common
17%
16%
Corp
Natural
Oil
Corp
Field
Material
11%
12 y4
Hugoton
Gas
40%
Hugoton
Production
4%
Husky
Oil
7
3%
Indian
Trust
Head
&
Brush
5
International Bank of Wash
6%
7%
Internat'l
18%
18'%
20%
110
24
26%
International Textbook Co
Interstate Bakeries Corp
3
38
40%
Interstate
1
44%
47%
•
20%
23
.
Buckeye Steel Castings Co—
Burndy Corp
Byllesby (H Mi
California
Interstate
5
12%
13%
23%
24%
28 y4
30
10c
3%
4'A
9'A
10 %
52%
56
Carpenter Paper Co
44
47
Ceco
Delhi
Steel
Cedar
Oil
Ltd
1
Products
Point
Field
Central
111
Central
Indiana
Central
Elect
22%
25%
27'%
_10
40
42%
5
14%
16
Co. 5
25%
27%
10
25%
27'A
10
Gas
&
Gas
Louisiana
21
22%
Co
Electric
Maine
Central
Telephone Co
Power
Co
Central
Vt Public Serv Corp—6
Chattanooga Gas Co
1
Chicago Musical Instrument
1
.
Citizens Util Co
States
Colonial
17'A
18 ya
33Vbc
15'A
16%
Ionics
Inc
Jack
&
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Ell) & Co Inc
Gas
Corp
1
Consolidated
Rock
6%
6
Connecticut Light & Power Co_»
Freightways
20 y8
18%
__25
24%
26'A
2.50
,
9%
10%
Products
17
Steel
Madison
9%
10 %
45%
48%
Maxson
17%
187/B
McLean
Cook
1
13
14'/a
McLouth
1
14
15%
McNeil
Electric
Company
Inc
(L
Co
Inc
17'A
Merchants
21%.
Meredith
40 Va
Specialties
5
V
8%
8
10c
22%
23%
Mid-American
1
10%
ny8
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
_1
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge Co
1
11'A
12%
14%
16'A
Miles
19%
21%
Dl-Noc
•
Miller Mfg
19%
20%
Dejur-Amsco
Machines
Corp
class
A
__
Dial
Chemical
Finance
Inc
Arts
1
Co
*
36
39%
Dictaphone
Corp
5
33%
36'/a
Diebold
Inc
1——
5
55 %
59
Diversa
Inc
common
1
5%
$1.25
pfd_
conv
&
Dunham
Dura
Bush
Inc
.
19%
$1
preference
Eastern
Industries
Eastern Utilities
Inc.
„60c
Associates
Electro-Voice
Electrolux
Ino
Capital
Mfg Co
Emhart
Empire State
Equity
Erie
Oil
Oil
Ets-Hokin
&
Galvan
Inc
Florida
Steel
10
2.50
Corp
.
Foote Bros Gear & Macn el A
Class
B
L__
..
5
Franklin
Frito
Corp
Co
.
..
Futtprmah' Corp
Garlock
—
11—
class
Inc
1
•
A
^
31%
45
50%
151/3
17
35'/2
393/a
20
5
47/a
5%
24 Va
26%
21%
23'A
1
4 Va
5 %
2%
39 Va
42%
1
6%
7%
Corp__l
18%
19%
Strong Cobb Amer Inc_i
Struthers
Wells
Corp
Stubnitz Greene Corp
Suburban Propane Gas
Par
Baltimore
Bank
of
(San
National Bank
America
Bid
Bank
of
Bank
of
New
Bank
of
52'A
55%
46'A
Bankers
Trust
Boatmen's
St
(Newark)_25
100
Co
(N
St
Camden
Co
(N
65
69'A
10
47%
51'/a
32%
35%
Chase
57%
60'A
Manhattan
Chemical
Trust
Citizens
Bank
Bk
(NY)_12'A
New
York
Co
12
Southern
&
Cleveland
Trust
Co
50
5
10
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Yellow Transit
Freight
Irving Trust Co (N Y)_
Kings County Trust Co
10
Trust
County
20'A
40%
43
28
30 Va
21%
23%
24%
26
20'A
22
6%
5%
13%
14%
19%
21'A
25%
27%
15%
14'A
18%
20'/a
43
46 Va
23'/a
24%
9
68
72
34'A
36%
8%
8
T8'A
9 Va
35
37 V*
34'A
37
10%
9'A
Va
15'A
16
55
59'A
29%
45 Va
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10
45
48%
25
95'A
99'A
10
58
61 %
(Fairfield County)
10
National Bank of Westchester.5
32%
35%
35
37'A
National'City Bank
76
80%
43
46%
of
58%
43%
National
75%
National Bank
New
York
71
345
366
Bank
of
8c
Detroit
Trust
116%
25
61%
65%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston. 12%
52%
56
37%
40%
Natl State
65%
69 V*
38%
New
s
New
York)
National Commercial Bank &
Trust
Co
(Albany)
7.50
National Newark 8c Essex
.—5
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50
Fairfield County Trust
(Cleve)—16
Co_—10
(NY) .10
36
253
265
34'A
37
32
34%
Banking Co (N J)
Bk
Newark—12%
of
(Boston) _100
Eng Trust Co
New Jersey Bank 8c Tr Co
11
Northern Trust Co (Chicago)_20
(N Y)
10
(Camden N J)_
Bank
(Atlanta)
(Baltimore)
(Hackensack
N
J)
36 y8
&
First
of
Island
41%
73%
25
70
74%
Second Natl Bank
Louis—20
Chi—20
6%
37%
40'/a
Packaging Corp of America
5
x20%
22'A
13%
Pantasote
1
6%
7'/a
5%
6%
21
'23
14
13
15%
"17
49%
52%
1
11%
1
42
26
28%
17%
.
12%
26%
28%
10
5
of
Exch
New
37%
R
Trust
10
53'A
57
46
49%
33
36%
91%
95 %
Union Bank of
United
8
(N Y)
24%
17%
19%
10
39
42%
43'A
46%
5
20%
22
of
(Phila)
see
Trust
Co
States
of
Trust
United States Trust
Maryland.10
Co
(N Y)
(Phoenix Ariz) .5
59%
63
24'/*
25%
Amer Trust Co—10
54%
58'A
& Trust Co
(Winston-8alem N C)
Wells Fargo
10
20
5
Wachovia Bank
preceding page.
97/a
Commerce
(Boston)
Valley Natl Bk
Co
(N Y)__10
(Cleveland)
Union
t21
City)
Bank
footnotes,
59
29%
8%
32
2%
Trade Bank & Tr Co
Trust Co of New Jersey
I
Co
69'A
54'A
50%
10
National
65 %
Trust
58%
(new $10
Industrial Bk of Com
(Boston)
20
Sterling Natl Bank 8c Trust Co
(New York)
25
55 V4
ex-2'A-for-l split)
(Union
66
47%
Hudson County National Bank
Co
67'/*
23
10
84%
(Jersey City N J)
63%
15
(Chic)
12%
21 Va
Bk
43
For
54 Va
49
34'A
62
York
80
Industrial
50
46
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
Bank of Albany
10
State Street Bank 8c
Bank
45'/a
16%
10
State
Natl
20%
20
Phila.—10
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
Y
Providence
Co
(Wash)
of
77%
40
Industrial
Trust
72%
20
Tr
St Louis Union
74%
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
par
—
Seattle 1st Natl Bk
of
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co_10
Hudson
.
68
Hanover
Pacific
.
(N Y)„20
Girard Trust Corn
Pacific Power & Light Co
Dallas
of St
3%
9%
49%
69
8%
16'A
58'A
68 'A
149
75%
39
3
8%
64%
141
45%
10
of
8y0
14%
55%
71%
19
(Jersey City)_25
Bank
1
5
36'A
20
10
Boston
69%
•
5
45'/*
33%
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
66
of
Rochelle
Bank
22%
42%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
62%
Natl Bank of Long
N
20%
Bepnblic Natl Bank (Dallas)-12
RiggB Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
73
Westchester
New
Franklin
32 V*
Bank
Banking
(Philadelphia) _10
Co
47'/*
117
10
20
(Philadelphia)
59'A
County
Trust
Trust
69'A
29%
Passaic
8c
10
of
Bank
Bank
29%
5
Tradesmen's
Boston_12'A
Bank
National
43'A
ill
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
45%
34
142
Co
42 Va
5
25%
41
10
4%
34'/a
135
10%
14'/a
,
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)—12.50
41%
"4%
33 %
27 %
37'A
12%
105
23%
6%
10c
40%
31
;
Co
9%
Ask
Bid
38%
5
Y
N
19%
-1
17%
18'A
98
(Buffalo)
Nassau
17%
.
11
16%
.7
Meadow Brook NatM Bank of
56
1
10
>
59%
52'A
1
16%
5
8c
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)__10
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
1
12'A
28'A
15'A
56%
2%
Corp
11'A
26%
31'A
49'A
Pendleton Tool Industry
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
47'A
5
2'A
Parker Hannifin
43%
(N Y)„ 10
Traders
45%
Pauley Petroleum Inc
30%
45%
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Provident
8%
43
42
—20
47%
7 '/a
15%
28%
Companies
42
9%
14%
40'A
6%
41
(White Plains
27'A
Co
40%
6'A
Fiduciary Trust Co
90c
11
37
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
*
Mercury Electronics
4'/a
9%
112%
(Chicago)
35%
Co
12'A
4
33Va
Co
County Trust Co
33
Line
24%
11 'A
17%
1
Robinson
22 %
16 Va
Bank
Corp
13
33'A
5
—25
Bank
City Bank
Co
7Va
12
31
7%
55%
Pennsylvania
Co
21'/a
6%
6%
53%
10
10'A
20'A
46%
Natl
Co
9
Lines—1
69%
>
19%
29%
43 Va
Natl
Natl
Corp
1
64 y2
18
27%
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12V2
First
Perkin-Elmer Corp
Permanente Cement
Co
Co
18%
407/a
61
Connecticut
First
Miss River Prod
10
28 »A
17
38'A
97
First
13%
Light Co
26'A
32%
74%
32
5
3
29%
33
92
23'A
27'A
7.50
6%
27
30%
29%
24%
Brewing
^1
IncllJ 1
__5
Wood Conversion
3
Commercial Trust of N J
70
Pacific Airmotive
Co
Wltco Chemical
Wurlitzer
7'/a
2%
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
21%
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
1
Co
Wisconsin Power &
6%
National
(Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) _25
22%
Pabst
Wilcox Electric
7'A
32 y«
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Band
3
Power
Gas
10
Manufacturers Tr Co
48%
Northwestern
Tail
*
Long Island Trust Co
47'A
Northeastern Water Co $4
pfd_»
Northwest Natural Gas
19
Otter
Western Natural
Western Publishing Co
Weyerhaeuser Co
Whiting
Corp
49
44'A
5
Co
1
10
Manufacturing Co.*
46%
45'A
12%
Serv
10c
Transmission
Point
50
1
Gas
1
1
Western Lt 8c Telephone Co
Western Massachusetts Cos
66'A
5
Coal
Service
10
10
Gas Co
Coal
West
23'A
—5
J)
of Cleve
11%
Ben
5
Co
Wesco Financial Corp
West Coast Telephone Co
Weatcoast
27/a
6%
1.10
45'/a
16
Natl
Old
Co
Gas
Manufacturers
(Phila)
Co
Natl Bank
Central
First
Oklahoma
Brothers
Natural
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros Transport A
Wellington Mgt Co class A
311
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila__ 10
National
Water
Wash
21'A
20
Trust
Trust
First
Ohio
Warren
10
Y)
Louis
Broad
41'A
298
Bank
First Natl Bank
\
Waddell 8c Reed Inc class A
1
Walter
(Jim)
Corp
16 %c
Warner 8c Swasey Co
1
10
National
First
Pub
Valley Mould 8c Iron Corp
5
Vance Sandero 8c Company,.50o
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
5
Victor Mfg Co
»
Vitro Corp of America
50c
Von's Grocery Co
1
49'/a
A
York
57/e
7'/a
9
2
Const 8c Mining Co
Par
10
S
Virginia
Commerce
24'A
Penn
Upper Peninsular Power Co
Utah
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
2%
Natl
United States Sugar
Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
Ask
6'A
T &
N
Francisco)
22%
American
1
United States Leasing Corp
1
United States Servaterla
Corp.l
Bank and Trust
8
Carolina
Co
5
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp
1
United States Chem Mil
Corp.l
30%
19'A
29%
23%
1
Co
Pipeline
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr
23%
75%
25%
'■ 12%
4%
Transwestern
50c
29
21%
1
4ya
22
Corp
28%
19%
1
12%
31%
Elec
Corp__50c
21%
16
.
46 y8
1134
1
Federation Bk & Tr Co
71%
.
43
29
Hotels Delaware Corp__l
Stepan Chemical Co
1
Stouffer Corp
1.25
Natl
Gamble
V
2.50
Statler
Natl
Far East
8
1
10
17'A
Natl Bk
Pacific
6%
8%
16'/a
First
Pacific
8%
,
-
25 Va
25
First
51%
.
23%
21%
non-voting
Stanley Works
First
69
„
18%
73/a
Common
10%
65 y2
12
17 y4
Stanley Home Products Inc—
16'/a
48
1
Screw
7%
19 y2
Register
Standard
e%
1
-
Steel
Standard
Eng Gas & Elec Aasoc
New
9%
-
25%
Co—1
Steamship
Pressed
9%
15%
8%
1
Fruit &
9'/a
8 %
_
Stand
14%
10%
9%
47%
24
2%
22%
58
14
447/a
1
Spur Oil Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co,
5'A
22 »A
•
43%
25
Sprague Electric Co
10%
54
40%
2%
21 Va
„
1
Co
Tel
8%
33%
Co—
States
1
North
'
20'/a
Transval
1
Line
1
common
43
6%
14 y«
22'A
18%
Service Co__l
20%
7%
Governor
Tel
Spector Freight Sys Inc
50c
B
40
'
13
20%
*
Co
Speer Carbon Co—
Standard
35%
5
Co
Gas Co
*
31 y4
Corp
Fisher Brothers Co
Southwestern
20%
Producing Co„l
Southwestern Elec
1
44%
18
32%
Co—10c
Power
Eng
Gas
13 y8
*
Co
Dev
11%
7%
Power
1
1
Fisher
&
2.50
Mfg- Co
.——J,-*
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn_100
Financial Federation Inc
1
Boston
Cable
Oil
Shops of Del
Class
*
_1
103
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Nor
_2.50
&
Co
*
1
1
Co
Company
Supply Co
Fuel
Nicholson File Co
Farrington
First
24%
North
10c
—
70%
22%
14%
20 %
Co
Power
41
2
Pacific
Shore
59%
12
24%
9%
Co___
31'/a
13%
41%
19%
Resistor
29%
66
10%
13
Corp—_1
7 %
18%
12%
39
2
17
5
22%
_1
Corp
Electronics
20'/a
18%
16 V2
18
-_1
1
10
Economics Laboratory Inc
:
El Paso Electric Co
(Texas)
Electrada Corp —I,
.
15%
Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
National Shirt
2
17%
14'A
Miss
Nalco Chemical Co
25'/a
1
55%
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
National Cleveland Corp
National Gas & Oil Corp
23 y4
16'A
2
70
18%
43
-7%
Inc
33 %
1
■12%
•
Minneapolis Gas Co.
Mississippi Shipping Co
Utilities
—2%
_______
11'A
39 '/2
1
Rubber
Dynamics Corp of America—
1
33%
Mountain
5%
36'/a
10'A
Missouri
.
40%
9'A
Mohawk
4%
2%
33
31%
15'/a
-
8%
2%
1
39%
66
7%
5
Co
33%
31
15%
17
:5
common
Laboratories
14
2
_
Corporation
Duriron Co
Class A
36 y2
1
23
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
31%
_1
Inc—
9%
8%
21
38
Lines
Pipeline Co
5
Co..
Co—_T;r
Bradstreet
'
5%
20
5
Inc
5
1R R)
Sons
Drackett Company
Dun
*■
28
18%
lc
Motor
1
Donnelley
Duffy-Mott
■
26
*
Microdot
Business
56'/2
2%
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
13%
Dashew
52%
3
Corp
& Eng
Fast
12 %
Co_
34%
1
Publishing Co
1
A)
19'A
-
1
Steel
19%
15%
17 %
•
32'A
16
Machine
37%
16'A
16
18
1
Co
Corp
(W L) Corp
Industries
5
5
Engine
69
15
...
iy4
Inc
1%
Crouse-Hinds C6:
Machine
Mattel
33'A
65 %
Herrington Co Inc___l
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry
50c
15%
Cross Company
30%
Marmon
5
Craig Systems
7
Inc_50c
& Electric
2
14'/s
6'A
B_5
Co
& Co
Corp
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
Pipe
2%
30'A
9%
♦
Gas
(G D)
11
5%
1
Co
4%
40%
»
6
1
cl
com
5
3%
37 Va
50%
-
12%
25
4%
1
1
_i
Gas
27%
10%
10'/a
Co
Mariin-Rockwell
Continental Transp Lines Inc..1
Control Data sCorp
50c
Cook Coffee
Co
»
—1
.
47
5
1
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass—*
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
•
Trans
145
25%
5%
Inc
Time Inc
Tokheim
13%
138
25%
8%
5
1
Corp
Macmlllan
37%
9%
24
Co_3
Co
(Hugh W') &
Lucky Stores Inc
Ludlow
35'A
1
53 y8
preferred
10
31%
29'A
lc
50 %
9%
9%
9
3
Plus
1
9
Gas.5
25%
Chemical
Id
Corp com_3
22%
10
4%
Gas
27'A
21 y8
Corp
Long
&
25
Laguna Niguel Corp units
Landers Frary & Clark
Star
16%
1
Keystone Portl'd
Lone
15'A
23%
Koeliring Co
Laboratory for Electronics
19%
5%
1
Ketchum Co Inc
16%
5 Va
♦
Natural
Kentucky Utilities Co
39%
14%
43 »A
1
Kearney & Trecker
Kennametal Inc
17%
13'A
40'A
1
preferred
Blower
50 Va
•
Supply
Kansas-Nebraska
Lanolin
33%
46 '/2
1
Inc
Kaiser Steel Corp common
Lau
31 %
l
Water
$1.46
19
•
11%
Co
Union
36%
17%,,
5
10
*
Co
Fetzer
Southern
179
33%
31%
5
&
Southwest
16%
15%
29'A
Inc
New
15
Corp
Jessop Steel Co_.
15 %
conv
Darling
Co
.
Heintz
Jamaica
36%
Commonwealth
Danly
Service
Corp
Prod
Nevada
58 '/2
168
1
Idwa Southern Utilities Co
5
Oil
Cummins
Co
6ys
6%
1
Southern
8%
10
5%
6'A
Inc
Southern
21
8
_1-
Public
Iowa
Bantam
9
1
6'/2
-
54'/2
1
1
47/e
5%
4'A
19 y4
*
'
2%
Colorado
19%
20c
Colorado
26%
1
—
14%
Co
32'A
jg
Calif Water Co
5
Securities
3%
Gas
30
1
Southern
24 %
1
common
13%
Inc
60%
Co_2%
Southern
32%
Class A
Tubular
South
25 y8
22
.1
Interstate
551/3
Reid
Simplex Wire
Corp—
47'A
23%
30
Milling & Elev Co—1
Stores
58%
Skil
4%
3%
43
20%
Prod
Gas
84
23%
•
:
Corp
Colorado
Consol
51/2
cl A—33'Ac
com
Colorado
$1.25
20%
,
5
30 %
Clute Corporation
Coastal
19%
;
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32'A
Common class B
Clinton Engines
4
3%
Co
Central
24%
10
ctfs
16%
Seismograph Service Corp
13 %
80'A
Corp__50c
Jervls
3%
Corp__
Trust
Central Electric & Gas Co
21%
1
I tek
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Cannon Mills class B com
—25
Canadian
1514
53
1
Marie
Searle
4'A
Investors Diver Services Inc—
38 %
36%
Oregon Power Co
20
California Water Service Co
2b
Calif Water & Telep Co
12%
3%
Engineering Corp
Interstate Motor Freight Sys
11%
California
Recreation
International Rectifier Corp
22
10%
.1
Te1
22%
Scott
32'A
30
Interstate
20
10c
& Co—
35%
21
Scholz Homes Inc_
9
8'A
10
16%
Co
33
(H
Schield
10'/a
9%
4
•
preferred—25
Beryllium
3
*
Sawhill
16%
-
1
10c
Sharpe rMfg. Co
(Charles) Co Inc
Bruning
16%
inc_3'/2
Sanders Associates
5%
12 '/2
Inc
common..1
4%
15
1
Mills
.147
1
Indianapolis Water Co
Brown
Roddis
1
Co
13%
$1.20
29%
15 y0
A—25c
H) Co
Manufacturing
Plywood Corp
Sierra
Co
12 %
Inc
44
27%
Myers Inc
Robertson
5%
1
Indiana Gas & Water
America
41
2
Mills
Rockwell
10 Va
"units".
33 y4
Bowser
•
*
;
6%
of
13 '/a
23%
13b
1
Gas
37%
1
Products
12
.1
Fearless
31%
Corp
&
5%
class
Express
22 »A
2 Va
1
Bowman
Rice
Roadway
1
13%
Black Hills Power &
Bowling
Brand
River
31%
1
1
Thermo King Corp
Thomas & Betts Co
Corp
86
94
1
14%
V
Co
Stoker
'
Light Co._l
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc
l
Botany Industries Inc
1
Pet
Riley
x29%
11
12%
—5
1
22%
Sabre-Pinon Corp
San Jacinto Petroleum
preferred
54
1
Hathaway
Corp
Corp
Beryllium
35%
20»/2
Co
Rose
8%
^—25
33 y4
.__5
Gas
11%
Splendor
1
,
96
Natural
Mining
High
1
Markets
Therm-O-Disc
25c
Hidden
24%
10
Bemis
-■
90
1
1
Co——
(A
class A
44
12 Ya
Republic
1
Inc
41 y4
Richardson Co
1
Co
4y8
1
Ralston Purina Co__
18%
96
Corp_7
Inc
—1
A
32 »A
Inc
6%
I™ 1
Eastern Transmis
1
class
25
1
;
63
Inc
17'A
1
&
Radiation
90
10
Co
Brace
Purolator Products
59 %
*
Co class A com. 10 -
common
19%
43%
j
30'A
.1
:
Baxter Laboratories
,
18'A
„■
1
Inc
Punta Alegre Sugar
Corp
Purex Corp Ltd
40
1
Controls
38%
148
36 'A
23%
Co
Texas
Texas Industries
1
-
Telecomputing Corp..
Texas National Petroleum
Textron Inc 1959 warrants
5
'■
1
5'A
7%
20%
Co
15%.;
26 y4,
9%
Corp
4%
36%
;
16%
5
7y8
5
13%
24%
11%
~i
19 y„
Heublein
77
17
Tekoil
34 y4
of New
Co
Hewlett-Packard
15%
Tappan Co
1
11%
,
10 y4
32
10c
Pubco Petroleum
12%
14
—1
Atomics Inc
Properties Inc
15 ya
Mexico
1
; Helene Curtis Ind
73%
10
2.50
30
Hamp—5
9'A
11
1
Co;
Pl-oducing
9'A
71*
5
10%
10
Arvida Corp ^
:
Associated Spring Corp
Avon Products
%;.
Co
Pub Serv
25'/a
27 %
ElertrJe
of America
Co
21
Arkansas
■
2
19%
Arksansas Missouri Power Co__5
Co_.—5
Co
Ask
12%
23
l
5
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Gas
26 y4
Corp
Harvey Aluminum Inc
Western
24'/a
•
Pub Serv Co of New
20
Co-.,—5
13%
Genl
•
Co
Bid
1
Systron-Donner Corp,
Taft
Broadcasting CO
Tampax Inc
20
46%
Service
Potash
Rubber
8%
'
19%
Public
Portland
21%
12
44%
Arizona
20%
Plymouth
7'/2
8%
Cosco Inc
Harcourt
39%
Gas
Susquehanna Corp
52%
3%
18%
a
(M A)
14%
Par
,
Corp
5
Inc
33%
Inc
50
3
Natural
19%
•
Growth
B
Pioneer
20
..TO
Corp
Grolier
Class
Ask
Co
Brick
37
37%
Ask
Lumber
1
Fire
P)
44
<
•
35 y8
_1
common
17%
11%
24
4
preferred
(A
9%
1
—
Green
34%
-3%
ptd
Glasspar Co
31%
1
:—
16 ya
34 y2
Corp—7.50
Co
6
24 y8
41
5%
Corp ol Calif.l
Oiddings & Lewis Mach Tool
2
10%
2
& Const Co
Gobain
Sterilizer
<Calin
Pickering
37%
Finan
16
6
5
American Greetings cl A
American-Marietta Co
Telep
Bid
10
15%
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
American
Gibraltar
Co
22 %
1
—1
American
Gpd
17'/a
5%
Co—1
.
38%
16
1
Alside
Service
35%
-1
Inc..
Inc
Gas
49
_
Par
7%
Bid
_.10
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Ask
7
1
Corp
Products
*ld
Bid
Par
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1)
bought
or
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44
(1952)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Par
Funds—
Aberdeen
Affiliated
Fund
Mutual
American
Investors
6.97
7.54
Investment
1
1
Research
Dev
&
Fund
8.22
Corp—1
Trust
4.48
al3.16
1
Fund
4.19
*
23
21 %
1.43
Investment
Investors
8.98
1.56
Co
Istel
oi
5.10
Axe-Houghton
Inc—1
5.03
5.47
B-2
(Medium
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
7.94
8.63
B-3
(Low
3.79
4.14
B-4
(Discount
11.26
12.24
Axe-Templeton
1
Ltd
9.05
9.89
Street
11.93
17.06
18.44
21.21
23.14
15.42
16.83
9.12
(Income Fund)
S-l
1
8.52
14.58
Stock)—1
12.26
Priced
Stks)_i
11.81
13.09
Keystone Fund ot Canada LLd_l
11.80
12.94
Knickerbocker
1
6.60
7.21
1
13.15
14.22
1
:
California Fund Inc
(Low
S-4
Com
13.96
5.47
6.22
Ltd
Canadian
___—
Ine__:_—1
Fund
15.69
16.93
—1
Capital Life Ins
Shares
of
Christiana
7%
Fund Inc
9.24
9.57
Electric
shares
11.85
General
Industries
lc
2.09
2.30
lc
3.20
Petroleum
lc
1.98
2.17
1
9.93
10.85
Special Investment shares- lc
Transport shares
Tc
3.23
3.54
136 %
-1
8.64
9.39
Metal
shares
Paper
shares
Massachusetts
Investors
beneficial
of
shares
10.20
16.49
Mass
1
19.45
21.14
Massachusetts
1
_—1
7.86
8.54
Fund Inc
Composite Fund Inc
_
Inc
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
13.83
14.95
16%
18
18.22
Series B •;—
19.92
6.90
Fund
Income
Investment Fund
Mutual
Trust
De Vegh Investing oo Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Fund
1
1
15.73
15.89
National
54.23
54.78
National
1
10.91
12.00
Balanced
Delaware Income Fund
1
9.13
10.03
Bond
Stk
Inc
1
9.28
10.17
Diversified Investment Fund—1
8.61
9.44
Dividend
25c
2.85
3.13
1
14.41
15.66
Fund
Inc
Shares
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Baton & HowardStock
Electronics
Investors
Growth
11.94
New
England
12.63
New
York
Corp—1
10
7.04
19.67
19.67
20c
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
7.55
7.82
Eurofund Inc
7.69
5.35
Series
3.52
7.53
'8.34
10.41
of Canada
1
Ltd
13.73
Chemistry
Electronics
1
12.98
One William Street Fund
1
12.20
11.72
5
14.99
16.21
Fiduciary
Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
17.80
Industrial Fund
Common
4.37
Penn
5.61
6.13
1
1.97
2.15
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia
Fund
Inc
stock series
stock
Futures
Inc
General
Capital
Oeneral
Investors
5.64
6.20
2.66
2.94
1
Fundamental Investors
Square
8.88
9.73
:
1
1.23
1.36
Corp
1
17.02
18.50
1
6.77
8.18
8.97
Fund
Trust
Group Securities—
.
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical
Equip
Building shares
lc
lc
8.34
9.14
5.69
6.22
Northern
4 >"
1
(Geo)
Growth
10.22
5
48
2.50
^
10.98
8.40
49
'
4
7.30
14.55
Canada—25c
5
.
Fla)-2%
10
Seaboard
17%
3%
4%
5
44%
47%
22
24%
Y)
(N
Fire
(Texas)—10
55
;' 32
&
Life
783/4
73
,
'
52
-
57V2
19%
Marine—
Ins
of
6.25 t
60 %
.
35 %
58%
'55%
■
1
■V" 3%
4%
Surety Co—
Security Ins (New Haven )_„_10
Security Life & Tl'iist Co_
5
Springfield Fire & Marine
_2
33 %
36%
57%
61
44
46%
17%
18%
$6.50
42y4'
45Va
Standard
Amer
Accident
48
50%
Standard
See-Life
Title
preferred
(N
32%
30%
102
10
Ins
X
Y)__2
Guaranty Co (N Y)
55
51;
-
10
t
107
w
43
46%
.
7%
6%
8
25
28 %
5
87%
91 %
2.50
28%
84
89%
5
bj
62
U
S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co___5
37%
39%
5
5%
U
S
Fire
3
27%
29%
31/4
3%
U S Life
Y
2
39%
42
Fire
2
31.
33
Travelers
United
Co
of
N
Y__10
Insurance
Ins
Co
of
Co
Amer
Insurance
Insurance
40V2
43y4
City or N
32
35 Va
Westchester
after decimal
in
Co
30%
the
15,
1961
15,
May
Natl
10,
10,
Shares—1.25
a9.12
8.73
1961
6.66
Shareholders Trust of Boston—l
11.14
Smith
1
Southwestern
1
13.21
13.19
100
___
1961—
100.2
100.3
100.5
1960
100.9
100.11
100.12
100.16
100.3
101
101.4
100.20
101
100.28
101.8
Bank
Dec.
100.18
100 22
4s
Sept.
100.15
100.19
4s
May
20,
20,
1,
Bonds—
1961—
J 962__.
100.7
4%s
2%s
20, 1962
May. 1,1963—
102.8
101.4
4%s
April
101.20
102.4
100
100.12
4s
99.30
100.6
Feb.
13,
4%s
Sept.
March
4%s
Nov.
100.26
1962
10,
1962
102.8
Aug.
Oct
102.24
3 %s
99.4
99.16
101.4
101.24
4%s
10,
101.8
101.24
20
11,
Marcli
4%s
April
1963
1965——
1965—
11,
1968
97
1969_
10,
101
102.16
v
102'
103.16
98
May 2,
102.24
98.4
1964
_
4%s
12, 1963
20,
1906
•98.16
/. : 96.24
March 20,' 1968:
20, 1969—
4%s July 15.';; 1969—
97.24
100.8"
101.8
101
March
102
,103
r
104
-
5 '/us Feb. 20, .1970
—106.16
3%S April 1, 1970—Lie,
94.16
5 %s July 20;
/t970—j
106.16
4 %s Oct. 1,1970-1967
101.16
107.16
95.16
,
_
99.4
99.16
99
<
99.12
107.16
102.16
—
Aug.
10,
1971—:
Feb.
10,
1972
37%
3%s
May
1,
4%s
F'.-b.
15,':1972i1967———
14.45
35y2
3,
Land
14.28
1
1961
4s April 3, 1961
3%8 April 3, 1961
4%s June 20, 1961
99.12
14.44
(The) Stock Fund_lc
1,
April
100.4
100.30
6%s
12.17
13.01
Feb.
3%s
Ask
100.2
101.30
4%s
9.44
6.07
5.40s
3s
1960_
101
3%s
& Clark—
11.88
100.8
99
April 10, 1970—
4%s Sept. 10, 1970
lc
Federal
1,
101.22
3%s
lc
100.4
Dec
4%s May 10, 1961
4%s June 12,1961
5%s Sept. 11, 1961
4%s June
Chemical
100.16
100.17
100.6
1961
point
a
Cooperatives—
3%s
:
Capital Growth Fund
4.45s
Mortgage Assn—
April
of
Bid
100.5
100.14
1963
32nds
more
for
100.2
1961
March
or
100.15
1961
15.
April
100.3
1961
15,
one
Ask
Banks
4%s
1
point represent
Banks—
1961
4%s
al8.47
American
23 lA'
82
78%
1
Life; Insurance__2
Natl
Paul
52%
10
Ins
Loan
4%s
al2.33
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
Inc
Republic
SI;
21%
(D C)_1.50
Co
19,
Federal
;
Fund
Home
3.30s
7.34
Stock
Republic Insurance.
34%'
21%
48%
1
2
Reinsurance Corp
117
59%
20 V
5
10
67%
64 %
27 %
—10
52%
m
40%
-54
5
Seaboard
Corp of Amer
50c
Standard Life Ins—10
3%s April 17,
14.61
6.72
Common
Y—10
—
321/4
5
Co—10
4%s Feb.
15.82
13.44
of
<
Insurance Co of N
Peerless Insurance Co___
12%
38
25%
,10
51 Va
Boiler
Life
4.45s March
7.89
1
Fund
-
10
11%
12%
Co__
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
7%
Bid
13.94
1
Inc
of N Y
35%
42
.1
Federal
9.13
13.80
1
Fund
Ins Co
56
39
3.33%
Pacific
Indemnity.
57
52
32%
Obligations of Government Agencies
11.09
1
Fund—
Pacific
71%
■
2.50
—
;
(Jacksonville
Figures
11.09
50c
Dlst -Shares
78%
6
5
Jersey Insurance Co
18.95
•
Inc
Putnam
Quarterly
Selected
166
_—4
Jefferson
Growth Stock
Scudder Stevens
Shares
158
.
53%
2..
2.50
Northeastern Insurance
Co
29%
5
_______
404
Insurance
Owners
.
Scudder
Automobile shares
,
17.29
1
Fund
River r!__.
388
___
Insurance
:
Puritan
Life
Insurance
al2.62
Inc
(T Rowe)
North
21
38%
27%
__10
Co_
5
Steam
6.37
1
Fund Inc
19%
Casualty
Fire
;
Fire Ins
_10
Insurance
7.36
lc
Price
Putnam
.
5.86
Fund
Mutual
Pine Street Fund Inc
Pioneer
lc
lc
series
Amsterdam
Hampshire
15%
36
5
A
Co
Reinsurance Corp
American
3%s
4.00
10c
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred
1
Inc
Inc_l
11.40
New
New
class
Life
Fire Insurance Co
19.24
Financial
10.49
153%
333%
2
110
14%
5
.
Providence-Washington
12.81
*
14%
3l3/4
York
106
1
com
Phoenix
13.19
1
Founders Mutual Fund
I
New
._10
Ins
AA
Fire
58
14.19
Oppenheimer Fund
Fund
Inc
63
Over-The-Counter
Securities
Accident
5
G'o_.
3%s Jan.
Inc
15.73
Inc
Nationwide Corp
20%
'
&
Line
Union
54V2
&
Shares
13.67
Fund
22%
2
(Fla)
14.73
20 y8
Mutual
Old
59
11.25
14.49
Florida
Natl
National
8%
114
Philadelphia Life Ins Co____
9.11
1
12.50
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Life
42
59%.
7%
107
3%
8.23
18%
1
Natl
38
54
14%
57
lo
l_
5
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
Fire
6.17
1
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
National
53
40y8
Home
7.86
25c
Federated Growth Fund
27/s
13%
10
27/8
3.85
7.19
5.65
1
Fund.
2%
1
Insp & Insurance
5.85
1
Stock
11.16
1
C)
(Bait)
37%
Home
14.96
1
1
Life
Hartford
11.23
1
Series
—
Stock Series
11.81
13.84
10.28
1
Stock
Monument
Hartford
21.00
1
Series
Preferred
Income Series
2
Hanover
1
.
1%
4
75y4
Gulf Life
3.33
1
.
Series
Dividend
19.41
37%
1
12.50
Manufacturers
67%
Great
Series-
Series
50c
Investment
3.06
Inc_l
Co
Corp—
Securities
50c
Fund
Fund
9.98
al3.55
1
interest
37
34
<fe
(DC)
14.84
9.09
34 %
Mass
Fire Assurance
Life
Gov Employ Life Ins
Shares
Wide securities
NaLion
Delaware
13.73
1
sy4
39%
5
Insurance
3
37%
36%
Merchants
Inc
2%
35
Merchants
Globe & Republic Ins Co
Government Employees Ins
22.63
1
Inc
Corp
beneficial
of
1
Foundation Fd_l
Mutual
Mutual
1
Inc
216
207
Casualty
1
Bonding & Ins_5
Indemnity & Life Ins
5
44
;
Glens Falls
15.54
20.93
interest—1
Amer Life Ins Co
10%
57
Maryland
Ins
General
53%
10
10
Franklin
Fund-
beneficial
Loyal
Life
28%
(N J)
Casualty
General
7.55
Inc
Investment
Income
Units of
14.12
14.37
35/3
33
7%
.
33%c
LiTe
73/4
30 y2
National
17%
9%
10
Va
26%
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fireman's Fund (S F)
2.54
13.06
Lincoln
1
of
40
Co
Lite
Forster
&
Federal
Stock
Inc
Mutual Shares
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Trust
2.31
iut-33%0
Growth
Investors
Fund
Composite Bond & Stock
—.—
shares
Ins
Assurance
3.51
13.32
14,400
9.48
Balanced
3.76
12.19
130%
171/4
Co
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc
♦
Employers Reinsurance
Corp—5
2.94
3.43
1
15.17
Growth
2.68
Insurance
1
(Ky)
Crum
lc
shares
Companies. Inc
Life
10
Continental
al4.15
lc
——_
Life
15%
5
Corp
Standard
Insurance
Connecticut
a25.94
•
Lift
45%
J) —2%
Shippers
Natl
62%
16%
Massachusetts
^
D
22%
58%
3
12
1
Assurance
Continental
Funds—
Managed
1
Diver
Can—1
of
14.98
1
Diversified
6.28
Mutual Fund
Investment
Crown Western
5.76
Fund
Sayles
8.85
Shares
—_
Fund
Fund
Loomis
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Concord
Inc—1
Stk
10.96
Income
Commonwealth
18.16
Insurance
13.71
Inc
Commonwealth
16.61
Life
1
100
Fund
8.43
Corp—100 13,700
Securities
Colonial
—1
Investors Inc
Co
Co
20%
Casualty Ins Co
10 %
Co_1.50
Ask
5
2
Tenn
of
Ins—
(Wash
Commonwealth
11.52
;<■
Ins
&
42
5
(Galveston)
Re-insurance
Beneficial
15%
10.54
Insurance
1
preferred
Energy
1
Income Trust
50c
Boston
Chemical Fund Inc
Colonial
11.22
14%
32
Ins
&
Bankers
Boston
1
Loomis-Sayles
lc
Century Shares Trust
Fund
10.27
&
Growth Stock Fund
Chase
Lexington
Inc
Life
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
Fund
Nat
American
6.81
hazard
293/4
5
Casualty_5
Fla)
Mercury
Bankers
Canada General Fund—
(1954)
Co____10
Life
Investors
Amer
6.00
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Life
(Newark N
Amer
15.10
1
Fund
&
Life
Home
Co
American
12.89
12.11
1
Investment
Bullock Fund Ltd
83 V4
General Insur
(Jacksonville
13.39
Com
79%
Fidelity
Amer Ins
11.74
(Growth
5
preferred
Heritage
American
20.95
10.76
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)
American
15.91
19.20
89%
Assur
Bid
Par
91%
86y4
American
Amer
9.30
1
Fund)
(liign-Urade Com Stk)—1
(Income Coin Stocks)
1
S-3
Fidelity
9.96
1.
50c
Boston Fund Inc
Broad
10.98
25.83
1
Equh.able
conv
Ask
87
10
Insurance
American
$1.25
Bid
Surety—__10
Co
American
24.75
Bonds)
(Growth
Life
&
Agricultural Insurance
al2.98
1
Bonds)
K-l
S-2
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Fund-l
Insurance
Aetna
33.93
Bonds)_l
Grade
Priced
K-2
Fund
Growth
33.28
Casualty
Aetna
12.51
1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
4.67
"A"
11.45
Monday, November 14, 1960
.
(Quotations for Friday, November 1 1)
Par
Aetna
11.93
1
Fund
Mutual
(The)
Ask
10.92
Inc—
Atomics Physics & Science Fnd_l
Fund
10.92
Boston—1
of
Research
Johnston
9.99
.
Insurance Companies
5.79
America
Trust
Fund
Bid
5.30
1
Intl Resources Fund Inc
American Mutual Fund Inc
Canada
Par
lc
Funds—
2.26
Shares
Business
Associated
Ask
2.05
1.25
Inc
American
Amer
Bid
25c
Fund
.
Common
shares
(Edson B) Fund
11.65
12.76
lc
7.23
7.83
Sovereign. InvesLors
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares
lc
8.84
9.69
State Street Investment
6.67
7.32
Stein
6.33
6.97
Food
shares
Industrial
Machinery
Institutional
shs.
Bond
lc
shares—lc
Roe
7.86
8.19
Stock
12.67
13.87
Sterling
Mining shares
lc
5.16
5.99
Petroleum
lc
9.47
10.38
shares
lc
2.04
2.26
lc
4.94
5.42
Fund
Townsend
Equipment shares
Growth
Railroad
RR
shares
Bond
Railroad Stock shares
Steel
shares
Tobacco
lc
:
lc
shares
8.39
a28.49
11.14
12.04
7.38
8.04
Fund
1
Inc
U
S
1
9.17
Twentieth
9.20
United
lc
Century Growth
Funds
Industry Shares Inc
Mutual
Fund
Inc
Inv..
9.40
United
Accumulated
Fund
12.11
United
Continental
Fund
1
18.56
19.12
United
1
al9.04
Series H-DA
Haydock Fund Inc
4.84
10c
.
Shares_l
10.65
11.58
1
13.25
14.48
4.73
5.29
Value
Line
Income Fund
Inc
a25.23
lc
8.19
8.95
2.45
2.68
Wall
7.46
8.15
Washington
9.03
9.87
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
1
Value
Line
Street
Investors
1
8.17
8.83
10.09
11.04
Whitehall
Fund-lc
10.18
11.14
Winfleld
Inst Foundation Fund
Growth
Special
Institutional Income Fund—.lc
6.07
6.64
5.83
100.16
100.18
100.25
100.27
100.4
100.6
5.04
9.00
15,
4s
4s
Inc
12.73
13.96
Feb
May
l%s
15.22
12.36
97
Oct.
1962—
4s
100.8
'
98
1 %s
98.12
101.2
1962
101.6
101.24
102
97.8
101.4
Aug.
101.20
1963
15,
Oct.
93.16
4%s
Nov.
IV2S
95.24
103.24
103.28
94.4
103.20
100.12
100.16
104.18
1964
104.22
93.14
.
April
15,
94.12
103.16
1964
1,
98.18
96.24
101.16
1963
1,
101.8
98.14
96.16
4%s May 15, 1964
3%s May 15,
1964
5s
100.5
1962
15,
Oct.
Ask
(Continued)-
15,
4%s Nov. 15, 1963
l%s April 1, J964
101.4
98.4
point-
a
Bid
Notes
Nov.
May
100.26
100.3
1962
1,
99.4
of
Feb. 15, 1963
l%s April 1, J963
101
1962
15,
100.26
99
32nds
more
2%s
100.22
1962
15,
99.22
100.15
100.24
1961
1962
15,
or
l%s
99.18
1964
93.22
104.4
1, 1965.
4%s May 15,t 1965
l%s Oct.
1, 1965.
104.8
92
92.8
103.22
103.26
91
91.8
97.16
12.16
13.29
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
13.36
Fund—10c
Ind
Fund
15,
Aug.
13.84
1
1
Inc
Growth
95.16
99.8
v
/
1
Fund
Fund
Feb.
one
3%s
100.13
1961
l%s April 1, 1962
9.84
1
1,
3%s
8.89
Mutual
100
1961
1,
Oct.
Feb.
4s
3.53
8.13
Aug.
15,
l%s
5.51
3.23
May
3%s
6.37
1
Wellington Equity Fund
Wisconsin
1961
1961
1961
4s
10c
—
15,
3%s
16.68
1
Inc
Investing Corp
Fund
Wellington
15.35
1
Situations
Fund Inc
lc
Institutional Shares Ltd—
1
Value Line Fund Inc——
.1
Imperial Capital Fund
Institutional
Income Fund
United Science Fund
Ltd
Feb.
May 15,
Aug. 1,
I960
l%s April 1, 1961
7.53
Canada
15
Treasury Notes—
13.52
6.89
94.16
•
—_•.
_
MaturityTreasury
Nov
3%s
7.45
12.44
Funds
Ask
4%s
6.66
6.82
Bid
4%s
10.26
6.09
1
United
10c
9.39
4%s
Inc—
8.58
11.06
Hamilton Funds Inc—
H-C7
Maturity—
Certificates of Indebtedness—
International
&
Fund
lc
Guardian
Series
Fund
Figures adfter decimal point represent
1
Inc_l
Fund
1971.:
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
a36.13
Fund
Investment
107.24
3%s Sept/15, 1972
J
lc
Utilities
Growth
8.37
•
Inc
Television-Electronics
Texas
Corp
Farnhain
&
Balanced
lc
Merchandising shares
Investors Inc
160.24
Inc
1
6.15
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
4.80s
1-60
12-
1-60
100.2
100.4
3.30s
8-
1-60
5-
4.40s
6.65
34-
4-60
1-61
1-
3-61
100.7
100.5
100.9
100.7
3.10s
9-
1-60
6-
1-61
100.1
100.3
4.55s
2-60
2-
100.13
3.35s
10-
3-60
7-
4%s
6-
1-60
3-61
3-
1-61
100.18
100.7
100.20
100.9
3.20s
11-
1-60
8-
3.80s
7-
1-61
5-60
4-
3-61
100.10
100.12
100.3
100.5
5-
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
-
Bonds—
Bid
Ask
Bonds—
Bid
American
Optical 4.40s
1985
105
107
Mueller Brass
American
Tel
1992
101 %
101%
Nafi
115
118
National
Bausch
&
Tel 4%s
Lomb
&
Opt 4%s__1979
Burlington Industries 4%s__1975
Canadian
Carrier
Pacific
Corp
Ry 4s
1969
4%s
98
91%
100
94%
Corp
3%s
Can
80
93%
96%
1976
5s
77
1980
93%
95%
Yield Price
17,
1980
101%
101%
4%s
1997
100 %
100%
December
Telephone
Nor'hspan Uran 5%s
ww
1963
103
104
December
8,
106y2
108
Pacific
;
1980
101%
1013%
December
1960
15,
1985
102%
103
Pacific
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
171
174
Continental
k__
El
Paso
Ferro
Corp
Florida
Can
Natural
4%s_
Gas
1985
5y4S__1977
;
4%s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Public
1975
112
115
San Diego Gas
101%
102
Sheraton
4%s
Indianapolis Pow & Lgt 4%s
Louisville
Gas
Lowenstein
&
(M)
Elec
87
120
89
94 %
1981
101 y4
102
1990
100%
l0iy2
103 y4
103%
47/8s_1990
Serv
75%
&
Gas
99.947
March
94%
December
102%
December
74'
75 y2
January
5,
January
12,
99.927
Marcl.
99.887
99.903
March
22,
March
23,
1961
16,
I960-
99.815
99.833
99.771
99.792
April
6,
99.668
99.691
April
13,
99.627
99.644
April
1961
March
30,
100 3/4
& Elec 4%s_1990
ioo y2
1003/4
January
15,
196)
99.591
99.609
April 20
ww„1967
116
120
January
19,
1961
99.566
99.586
April
1982
117
119
99.523
99.536
May
1961
5s
ww
i
January
26.
1961
4,
Corp
77
1971
5'/is
1971
Union Electric 4%s.
Industries
4y2s
5%s
Wostcoast
4%s
—1990
180
99'ill
&
1003%
1961
99.476
99.490
1961
99.425
99.451
99.395
October
16,
1961
99.368
February
23,
1961
99.293
80
84
90
93%
99%
99%
1988
'
1990
16,
98.864
98.817
98.281
98.092
97.319
1961__
98.902
98.064
22, 1961
July 15, 1961
98.892
97.357
99.323
84
80
Tube—
_
2,
9,
^___
98.967
98.256
1961
99.013
98924
98.788
1961:
99.037
gg g72
98.826
1961
,
98'997
gg.857
_
~
99.084
,98866
Z—ZZZZ
1961
1961
99.146
99.062
gg 047
1960
February
February
100%
1971
5y2s__
Sheet
89
1970
_
Trans
86%
99.193
99.039
_;
1961
27,
99.253
9916O
ZIZZI"
June
Am
15.
Ask
99 222
1961
99.880
1960—
1961-
1
1961—_:
9,
100%
Textron Amer 5s
U S
;
99.860
1960
22,
29,
1961
99.914
4%s_1990
Sperry Rand 5%s
Youngstown
1981
El
Co of
Underwood
A Sons—
—:
92 y2
100
1969
1977
5y2s
99.933
2
February
124
160
92 y4
5s
1973
Steel
117%
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
Hilton Hotel 6s ww
1984
Household Finance
Petroleum
116%
1976
5s
WW
Phoenix
1990
3%s
Power
5%s
Lighting
March
1960
92%
1977
94%
99.973
I960
Yield Price
Bid
99.967
1,
1982
Chance Vought 5y4s
Columbia Gas 5%s
Ask
1960
November 25,
New
Treasury Bills
1
Bid
November
Natural Gas Pipeline 5s
York
100.11
United States
Ask
1975
5y4s
1-61
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
ISSUES
•No
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a Net
asset
Exchange,
value,
t New
b Bid
stock,
yield price,
x
d
Ex-rights."
Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted
issued,
y
.
to listing on the
Ex-stock dividend.
Volume
Number 6003
192
.
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1953)
OF
COURSE
THE
clearings this week will show
Bank
BANK
CLEARINGS
decrease compared with
a
year
a
Week Ended Nov. 5
1960
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
Pennsylvania—Altoona
11.8% below those of the corresponding week last year.
$19,763,506,097 against $22,397,702,248 for the same week in 1959.
there is
the
Friday of 15.4%.
loss for the week ending
a
follows:
week
At this center
Our comparative summary for
2,273,141
2,341,948
6.2
5,085,000
3.3
2,257,863
4,900,791
2,112,697
4,378.733
1,260,000,000
1,072,000,000
+ 17.5
1,089,000,000
1,006,000,000
21.6
4,623,259
3,433,816
3.5
7,206,511
6,693,617
5,870,655
1960
Week Ended Nov. 12
New
1959
%
$9,343,479,140 $11,042,535,693
York
915,561,708
1,172,267,782
—21.9
Cincinnati
—18.1
Cleveland
665,303,650
398,436,525
San
Pittsburgh
663,967,893
9.4
—
Total
332,384,683
384,830,764
559,418,855
—15.1
(7
—13.6
•475,000,000
-
341,737,449
Other
cities,
five
All
all
cities,
0.1
+
all
$21,241,261,519
—15.5
$19,763,506,097
week
1,078,113,763
13,063,710
3.7
12,018,880
15,375.675
+
3.0
279,731,449
261,637,761
584,951,839
+
4.3
518,183,862
522,324,338
+ 14.2
65,948,700
62,659,200
0.4
11,984,489
4.3
13,414,053
13,364,757
+ 14.9
431,778,677
439,732,644
7.6
1,333,060,110
1,326,499,029
72,677,000
13,613.171
13,302,738
13,897,221
504,967,177
439,653,821
1,544,816,209
Virginia—Huntington—
1,435,190,502
6,668,705
__
+
$22,397,702,248
Total
0.8
+
+
—
+
11,404,654,
—11,8
(6
6,090,110
9.5
5,125,650
5,084,750
21,843,507
cities).
23,843,000
22,407,605
5.7
235,846,822
202,268,669
1.1
9,014,021
7,489,850
395,034,430
1.9
345,121,505
147,223,784
I
7.6
258,646,412
9,477,270
402,618,659
~~
23,644,000
273,316,835
143,136,735
2.9
152,184,316
338,451,732
141,373.683
861,148,760
I
District of ColumbiaWashington..
—12.4
1,156,440,729
cities for
22,819,535
1,166,728,867
297,333,740
82,994,300
Maryland—Baltimore
_
20,087,581
+ 15.7
13,672,360
cities)
Richmond
I
South Carolina—Charleston!!
1.3
—
i
:.
days
day
one
Total
five
cities,
4,625,762,908
—
.'
Total
$16,615,498,611
$18,597,260,103
_
days
five
$14,032,276,127
4,564,983,976
days
—20.0
13,546,567
Virginia—Norfolk
cities,
18,419,049
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
West
Ten
6,559,579
23,259,697
—17.2
-
Cleveland
7,154,652
6.8
+
306,245,498
I
IIIII I
Mansfield
IIIIIIIIIIZ
Youngstown
_I~I_
II
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh~IIUI—II
—22.3
*550,000,000
—
24,511,318
3,180,254
9.3
—
610,087,569
II—.
Columbus
—12.2
348,000,000
.—
Francisco
19,611,032
4,194,048
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
602,733,283
*
—
7,637,760
30,456,780
1,345,360,622
Ohio—Canton
270,400,000
Boston
6,929,927
cities)
+
—
3,654,786
32,519,987
I
—
—15.4
1,039,000,000
Chicago
8,340,004
(a)
Jersey—Trenton
(11
4,829,192
8,050,900
III
Delaware—Wilmington
Total
2,174,535
+ 51.2
+
York
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1,769,324
2,066,482
4,919,111
Wilkes-Barre
New
<
+ 16.1
*
2,495,855
Scranton
at
1,451,786
1957
$
3,124,093
Philadelphia
Reading
Our preliminary totals stand
1958
or
•2,650,000
Chester
Lancaster
which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
cities of the United Statps for
Inc.
Dec. %
1.684,917
Bethlehem
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Nov. 12, clearings for all
of the
1959
Third Federal Reserve District—I
Philadelphia—
Pre¬
ago.
45
835,926,287
3.0
771,135,314
717,076,289
9,374,600
+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
•Estimated.
Tennessee—Knoxville
20,167,056
Nashville
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the
foregoing will
appear
in
Saturday
and
the
Saturday
figures
are
available
not
time
at
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
cases
of
going
to
press.
we
elaborate detailed statement, however,
the
Nov. 5.
that week there
For
was
increase of
an
the whole country having amounted to
at
we
115,914,364
125,499,092
377,700,000
388,600,000
8,443,363
has to be estimated.
Total
Reserve
mond
6.7%
located and from this we note that in
are
an
Indiana—Fort
of
3.0%
and
Chicago Reserve District registers
a
in the
an
are
District of 15.7%.
In the
improvement of 7.6%, in the Rich¬
Atlanta
Reserve
District of
South
Wayne
furnish
Haute
SUMMARY OF BANK
Sioux
12 cities
1st Boston
Inc. or
1958
1,227,695,784
1,184,555,560
Chicago
$
Dec. %
$
1,178,512,417
1,104,992,675
2,655,657
2,655,607
19,162,817
18,647,144
9,457,202
11,603,055
+
3.5
14,963,884
12,106,685
+
5.3
95,341,000
94,974,000
2.8
10,741,555
13,267,397
—
5 861,699
6 ,448,742
9.1
5,519,220
161 731,667
9.7
138,429,704
10, 433.547
9 581,044
8.9
8,700,107
_
66, 856,573
67 731,703
1.3
_
22, 540.548
21 509,657
4.7
•2, 000,000
1
1,323, 466,891
•
8
16 648,402
146,509
12 ,906,475
8, 709,114
(17
8 803,651
1,837,026,494
cities).
1,801,325,249
>
7,849,770
60,794,709
50,984,789
20,888,982
15,994,639
2,140,800
0.4
1,167,064,109
1,414,947
1,093,327,026
6.6
+ 10.1
7,018,510
15,746,294
15,334,333
+ 17.4
11,257,088
10,583,476
638,685
15
4,828,208
136,154,059
,
5.4
897,746
18, 329,711
Rockford
—
1,317 913,143
9, 206,573
Peoria
Missouri—St.
1957
6.7
+
Louis
437,600,000
7,351,524
1.1
+
7,451,760
6,773,599
2.0
—
1,597,333,398
' 1,503,850,258
968,848,689
911,360,252
"
17,643,545,608
13,636,995,214
+29.4
11,767,801,834
1,345,360,622
1,162,528,963
+15.7
1,166,728,867
1,078,113,763
7
"
1,544,816,209
1,435,190,502
+
7.6
1,333,060,110
"
861,148,760
835,926,287
+
3.0
771,135,314
717,076,289
6th Atlanta
10
"
1,443,083,731
1,390,616,299
+
3.8
1,227,695,784
1,184,555,560
7th Chicago
17
"
1,837,026,494
1,801,325,249
+
2.0
1,597,333,398
1,503,850,258
4
"
869,410,187
836,622,756
+
3.9
742,982,502
693,200,408
198,578,929
192,300,772
1.4
176,718,453
151,616,098
3,798,105
1.7
3,385,120
869,410,187
836,622,756
+
3.9
742,982,502
_
346,100,000
3,183,538
1,326,499,029
6
364,300,000
2.5
219,106,515
11,414,866,386
"
7.5
206,618,136
3,863,149
_
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
407,100,000
211,804,894
216,142,144
Kentucky—Louisville
$
9
4th Cleveland
5th Richmond
—
9th Minneapolis
7
City
11th Dallas
,
New York
Outside
We
week
now
ended
City—
add
our
8.1
687,515,688
618,038,403
South
+
2.4
720,650,749
626,157,271
-
645,235,833
—
3.0
568,902,781
1,478,624,049
—
0.1
1,291,390,426
1,254,-131,676
22,844,044,142
13,209,631,458
12,578,749,479
+
5.0
11,468,723,921
10,838,729,502
,
showing the figures for each
years:
,
••
•
Total
159,531,572
13,196,923
5,220,573
13,591,197
2.9
12,779,111
11,005,829
8,912,537
19,527,693
9,167,890
17,101,449
780,634,300
721,854,948
4,359,962
—
+ 19.7
4,559,427
2.8
9,695,479
8,342,800
+ 14.2
18,010,261
15,977,743
8.1
687,515,688
618,038,403
—
5,227.523
.
$
$
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
,
> Inc.
1959
v?
v.-'
•
or
Dec. %
cities)
.1,290,858
Hastings
1,155,809
9,354,513
190,846,727
12,180,830
Kansas—Topeka
1958
1957
$
,
4,176,167
—18.0"
3,535,022
7,368,187
+14.2
6,767,874
6,685,771
+
2,748,594
6.3
805,580,322
5,565,464
+68.3
2,001,545
1,902,280
5,086,347
4,737,361
+
7.4
4,057,329
3,750,479
Springfield
23,440,801
18,983,278
+23.5
17,456,036
19,192,402
16,541,207
+16.0
14,715,914
12,418,940
474,840,836
Joseph
>■
•
Total
35,490,144
13,613,016
Colorado—Colorado Springs——.
(9
<
cities)
6,492,695
16,681,768
7,117,212
1
757,383,396
17,348,253
Worcester
City
739,836,654
9.7
1,596,286
1,034,113
951,968
6.7
—23.2
12,169,622
9,427,626
6.9
180,938,717
171,203,675
—
—
+
+
—
+
-
5.4
9,121,181
731,131
8,995,750
1.8
37,526,372
28,767,596
2.5
458,235,887
387,764,615
15,277,712
13,179,429
—18.4
—
8.8
'-
4,750,859
5,135,481
+
2.4
720,650,749
626,157,271
5,112,992
2,530,689
+
755,645,023
7,453,430.-24.8
13,089,638
34,843,716
Missouri—Kansas
St.
!
3,424,919
178,521,912
486.774,339
Wichita
$
1,429,203
1,077,894
Omaha
8,415,521
J
(7
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
Week Ended Nov. 5
1960
Massachusetts—Boston
407,275,526
166,818,365
Nebraska—Fremont
city for the
;
.
•
...
——.-A.
10,677,410
464,403,996
21,858,129,562
'
Portland
11,249,049
6.0
+ 14.5
530,280,267
+17.7
detailed statement
Maine—Bangor
6.6
+
Helena
'
25,789,749,429
November 5 for four
Clearings at—
',-■■■
+
180,371,465
Montana—Billings
1,476,886,629
—108 Cities
Total
10,180,936
487,082,049
Dakota—Fargo
+
739,836,654
30,363,580,176.
10
12th San Francisco
10.851,884
516,438,830
Dakota—Aberdeen
721,854,948
625,771,793
"
>
693,200,40^
206,485,860
Paul
North
780,634,300
"
.
Ninth Federal Reserve
District—Minneapolis—
757,383,396
"
9
6
10th Kansas
cities)
(4
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
St.
Louis
8th St
/
3.8
+
723,127
203,456,079
177, 495,424
City
Total
:■
16,383,066
809,468
205,940,779
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1959
—11
York
2nd New
3rd Philadelphia
V
15,816,651
3.3
6.9
+
+ 12.3
15 ,632,575
Decalur
CLEARINGS
$
'
•
—13.9
—
+ 19.2
11 246,123
Illinois—Bloomington
In the Kansas City Reserve Dis¬
I960
Week Ended Nov. 5
195,543,264
—32.8
106 461,000
_
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
a
225,298,282
3 ,089,341
16, 173,816
and in the San Francisco Reserve District by 0.1%.
we
+ 26.3
19 ,596,221
10, 927,459
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
larger by 2.4% but in the Dallas Reserve District the totals are
following
215,044,652
11 ,489,074
112, 094,000
Bend
Total
In the
5,878,448
241,574,372
2, 077.546
Springfield
smaller by 3.0%
951,014
5,553,418
6,574,601
0.8
22, 015,807
13, 691,277
Wisconsin—Milwaukee.
The
3.8%.
gain of 2.0%, the St. Louis Reserve District of
3.9% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 8.1%.
trict the totals
Arbor
Indianapolis
expansion of 29.4%, in the Boston
and in the Philadelphia Reserve
District the totals record
District
1,390,616,299
Lansing
Terve
of
Cleveland Reserve
285, 379,322
1,443.083,731
cities)
Michigan—Ann
We group the cities according to the
of 29.8%.
the New York Reserve District the totals show
Reserve District
(10
17, 958,621
981,980
265,540,815
Orleans
6,820,141
—10.0
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
$30,363,580,176 against $25,789,749,429 in the
Districts in which they
Reserve
233, 253,813
Grand Rapids
this center showing an increase
Federal
+
15,463,643
Louisiana—New
3.7
+
6, 886,236
249, 635,824
17,7%, the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city there was a gain of 5.0%, the bank clearings
week in 1959.
8, 144,559
6,196,506
Mobile.
present further below,
27,874,414
1.4
5.5
251,628,230
294,588,388
Alabama—Birmingham
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
are
same
which
31,247,126
+
+
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
Mississippi—VIck8burg
In
—38.2
150, 993,202
404, 800,000
Augusta
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
issue of next week.
our
32, 613,708
153,073,750
427,000,000
Georgia—Atlanta
Fall
River—
Lowell
New
971,310,599
—
—
Bedford
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Rhode
"
1
+
13,177,707
60,643,419
57,705,315
+
5.1
49,123,919
44,689,243
Haven
26,444,450
28,409,692
—
6.9
24,464,850
22,982,097
Island—Providence
46,978,900
39,559.000
3,712,870
3,718,412
1,178,512,447
1,104,992,675
Hampshire—Manchester
New
913,809,937
5.602,618
4,259,601
—
Total
(12
cities)
+18.8
32,266,200
34,259,300
—
0.2
3,314,214
6.7
968,848,689
911,360,252
York—Albany
33,407,092
160,710,550
Buffalo
135,583,708
+
6.5
26,462,917
24,342,917
127,166,398
131,056,456
3,808,744
2,957,943
+28.8
2,921,614
2,483,876
Jamestown
3,901,269
3,886,812
+
0.4
3,829,761
2,670,108
York
Total
(6
12,073,459
11,135,704
1.2
480,377,169
448,310,182
46,106,393
40,409,160
6,986,000
—16.1
7,099,932
—22.1
6,830,637
6,993,531
14,319,219
2.2
16,981,123
15,509,600
625,771,793
645,235,833
3.0
568,902,781
530,280,267
197,075,053
189,171,702
—
6,534,000
7,922,000
cities).
216,754,902
17,153,948,718
13,210,999,950
+29.8
11,375,320,221
11,019,400,060
59,259,962
50,726,193
+16.8
46,416,771
35,988,667
Syracuse
32,759,115
31,378,229
+
4.4
27,482,894
227,044,117
—
4.5
5.2
7,805,156
8.6
211,390,478
187,788,334
1.9
95,578,645
109,061,804
6,682,909
City
110,058,394
19,778,604
California—Long Beach
Pasadena
San
Francisco
Jose
—
108,045,931
30,376,035
—34.9
20,753,873
—25.3
17,609,266
18,779,355
815,330,260
,—
240,903,898
15,512,815
Lake
7,052,216
220,147,180
Oregon—Portland
San
Rochester
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Utah—Salt
+18.5
Elmira
New
—24.0
—10.5
—
5,528,592
5,864,000
Yakima
35,580,811
51,012,695
14,008,678
__
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
18,976,372
546,841,615
45,636,039
«.
_J
Galveston
Wichita
14,418,884
540,315,600
Worth
Fort
3,058,513
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-Dallas—
Texas—Austin
775,199,401
+
5.2
675,992,071
655,325,190
40,448,660
+
4.0
31,277,789
31,683,820
42,060,859
'
—
—
+
29,417,270
6,429,204
29,674,497
24,385,564
Connecticut—Stamford
New
(a)
Jersey—Newark
Northern
New
Jertey
96,203,476
-
-
(a)
J
Santa
Total
___
(a)
30,008,254
73,537,762
74,207,452
85,701,268
+ 12.3
(0
cities)
97,372,963
82,354,019
+18.2
84,663,496
13,636,995,214
+29.4
11,767,801,834
11,414,866,386
+
8.7
9,165,955
10,453,527
18,097,496
+
4.6
16,078,743
15,764,243
0.1
1,291,390,426
1,254,131,676
30,363,580,176
25,789,749,429
+ 17.7
22,844,044,142
21,858,129,562
13,209,631,458
12,578,749,479
+,
5.0
11,468,723,921
10,838,729,502
1,476,886,629
cities)
j
■
.
•
i
•___—.—...
1,478,624,049
—
___________
70,323,032
17,643,545,608
(10
10,702,422
18,926,004
-
...
Grand
Outside
Total
11,634,702
Barbara
Stockton
total
New
•
(108
York
cities)
—
City
Estimated,
(a) Clearings
operations
discontinued.
46
(1954)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Jacksonville
series
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the
Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
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.
mtge.
Piedmont
1st
RATES
CERTIFIED
u*fa
BY
FEDERAL
RESERVE
1960 TO
NOVEMBER
"
4,
BANK
•
i
NOVEMBER
TO
UNDER
TREASURY
TARIFF
ACT
OF
pipe
&
mtge.
1,
1st
mtge.
3%%
bonds,
,___Dec
Line
1977__Dec
Eastern
15
Co.—
bonds,
Ry.—
2%%
debs,
33A%
debs,
due
June
1,
due
June
1,
Dec.
Dec
1
1
1966—
1,
1971——
'
'
;
1
'
*
Noon
Unit
*
'
1
Buying
Friday
.
Rate
>
■
for
1977
ENTIRE
1960, INCLUSIVE
peso—
•'
«
Free
Austria,
pound
_
Ceylon,
Finland,
India,
Italy,
Mexico,
peso
2.814760
-
of
United
South
_
.265031
Africa,
Kingdom,
.0350125
DIVIDENDS
,0350125
Day
.0166401
.193793
.232187
.232225
2.804582
2.804214
2.806196
2.815100
2.814760
Name of Comvany
Missouri-Kansas
.0166401
.232212
.
2.816720
Class
5%
Pipe Line,
Mobile
&
Birmingham
Decrease (—) Since
Nov. 9
ASSETS—
Gold
Nov. 2,
1960
certificate
Redemption
account
fund
for
16,824,643
F. R. notes
increased $490
others
domestic commercial
banks increased
46,204
+
R.
gold
Other
certificate
of
notes
other
17,818,688
—219,947
312,281
reserves
—121,169
banks
cash
366,483
and
Discounts
advances
186,812
29,722
+
322,067
Held
U.
S.
Total
outright
under
42,109
Government
+
1,999
+
16,569
9,669
—
repurchase
+
6,669
+
and
3,297,713
+
14,142,243
._
326,800
loans
+123,250
+
7,530,298
+
15,000
2,605,071
_.
+
64,800
+
+ 529,850
+
U.
S.
973,113
Other
bought
under
Held
outright
repurchase
27,575,325
agree't
513,600
securities.
28,088,925
82,100
—
338,100
+
U.
Govt,
S.
+447,750
to
Loans
loans
Total
Due
from
Bank
and
foreign
Cash items
in
assets
28,327,515
1,015,384
+
;—
106,625
—i
—652,250
320,742
387,406
7,775
34
+
21,401
+
U.
S.
52,503,965
—
finance,
—781,221
758,817
Federal
One
notes—
Reserve
27,892,822
+215,718
+
Other
Deposits—
bank
Member
U.
S.
17,536,526
reserves
Treas.—general
account
—846,357
390,533
—
513,641
17,381
—
100,972
—
Foreign
257,998
—
4,945
—
62,060
Other
386,912
+
1,725
—
529,980
Other
deposits
18,571,969
___„
Other
availability
cash
items.
4,682,005
liabilities and accrued divs.
liabilities
Total
paid
Capital
+
2,762
+
51,196,483
_____
+
—798,759
—;
in
9,872
553,781
404,774
+
295
+
17,243
+
20,225
93,602
127,900
accounts
—
131,659
3,776
1,684
etc.
commercial
banks
S.
Ratio
to
liabs.
of
&
gold
deposit
capital accounts
certificate
and
F.
R.
52,503,965
purchased
ances
758,817
Time
on
—
2.3%
accept-
for
33
Nalco
+
21
975
261
+1,249
—
369
+2,143
+
15
9,689
R.
_L
70
13,644
Banks..
coin
—
—
175
67
1,205
—
2,767
+
4,155
.
+
142,963
...
National
703
Conn.)
demand
demand
deposits
+
326
78
58
+
.
National
340
.+-. 995
'
'
v
,
-f
448
+
3
"
+
23
+
+
73
+2,005
From
others
1,925
.
56
'
;
foreign
tExclusive
duction
of
of
loans
valuation
"■Preliminary
215,827
correspondents
7,015
+
+
to
domestic
individual
reserves:
(San
commercial
Francisco
—
+
banks
items
loan
National
66c
556
—■
490
+
180
the
statement
Federal
of
weekly
Reserve
reporting
and
are
after
shown
be
found
list
of
gross.
Class
Drug
2:
An
principal
increase
securities
and
of
changes
$687
$446
the
for
week
in
loans
million
million
in
demand
deposits adjusted; and increase of $340 million in U. S.
Government
demand
demand
or
and
$874
million
Loans
and
to
industrial
brokers
and
loans
dealers
tutions
million.
increased $117
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were
given in the "Chronicle."
NOTICE
Cleveland,
increased
for
$215
1st
Cincinnati,
collateral
in¬
Loans to nonbank financial insti¬
the combined total of Treasury notes and U. S.
million.
Chicago
trust
Govern¬
& St.
capital
Page
Nov
debs,
Nationwide
due
Nov.
1,
1970
Nelly
Page
1, 1972__Dec
1
1st
Irving
5(4%
Oil
Co.
debs,
New
1,
1986—_—Dec
1
1814
Gas
preferred
A
due
May
31,
1967
Nov 30
Common
:v;
.
1
12- 2
11-18
12-15; .11-18
9c
'11-15
10-31
10c
1
11-15
10-31
10^
(quar.)
3-1-61
1
11-10
11-10
12-
20c
(quar.)
2-
11-30
711-25
15c
1
11-10
22(4c
11-21
11- 4
30c
11-16
11- 7
2%%
11-23
10-31
25c
12-29
12-15
$1.06(4
11-15
11-
(quar.)
dividend)
(quar.)
1
15c
class
(quar.)
11-
20c
income)
11-30
11-18
12-31
12-15
$10
(quar.)
12-15
18c
distribution of
&
12-
(quar.)20c
preferred
Paper
12-26
12-23
4
Power,
11-
4
60c
11-16
11-
4
6(4c
12-30
12-15
11-16
35c
A
Ltd.— "
f50c
(quar.).
(quar.)__
(New Jersey)—
11-10
12-
1
12-
1
11-10
11-15
J$1.25
Light Co.
10-26
50c
30c
12-30
12-
$1
(annual)
1-1
9
Power & Light—
(quar.)
preferred
York
9
(Ala.)—
class A
Fibre
Zinc
Air
State
______;
(quar.)
$1.01(4
(quar.)_
Brake
Electric
&
40c
•
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1
,
1
12-7
5
11t
12-
1
11-^5
11-15
10-19
4
Gas-
(quar.)
preferred
3.75%
1-
12- 7
12-
25c
;
(quar.)
4.50%
Ltd.—
series
Inc.
1-6-61
15c.
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
York
11-10
•'
:___
Brunswick Trust Co.
Jersey
12-
1
(quar.)
Light
preferred
New
3
_i >-A
-
Britain
Jersey
1-
(reduced-quar.)
Newfoundland
4
12-
t5c
4(4%
Electronics,
12- 9
.
11-4
1
2%
...
Chemical
(a
11-25
It 3
50c
'
(quar.)_
Inc.
11-
12-10
$1.12(4
Neptune Meter Co., common
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
New
1608
:
pfd. A (quar.)
(stock
Nelson Fund,-Inc.
New
(quar.)
12-
12-1
20c
(quar.)
Nekossa-Edwards
4.05%
1
General
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin.—
mtge. bonds 4%% series due Dec.
Bros,
Don,
11-15
J20c
...
New
Dec
due Dec.
Corp.
11-10
Ltd.—
Insurance
Corp.
11-17
1
12-15
$15c
.
;
Co.
12-10
$1.06(4
(quarj_^
series
&
12-13
12-
r 50c
V 30c
- •
(quar.).
New
REDEMPTION
debs,
12- 9
-
Shops,
Neiman-Marcus,
4%
5%
12-30
_
(quar.)
_______
_
Tea
5%
25
Date
Corp.
11- 4
2%
dividend
Ordinary
Louis Ry.—
Corp.—
conv.
Cement
11-10
11-15
(Canada); Ltd.—
Securities:.
stock
12- 9
1-13
25c
(quar.).
Security
1
•
11-30
„
common
7%
National Video Corp,
National Vulcanized
Neisner
12- 5
:
12-30
70c
(quar.)_
Co.
Shirt
3%
Banking
(increased)
__:
preferred
Co.,
Starch
Nautec
3-
12-15;
series
Newark
bonds
mtge.
Company and Issue—
Automobile
5Vx%
million.
increased by $93
TENDER
Date
PARTIAL
Consolidated
bonds
4%
purchasing
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $369 million, and
ment
OF
Company and Issue—
carrying U. S. Government and other securities
creased $303
current volume
in
deposits credited to domestic banks.
Commercial
million.
deposits
9
3-1
25c
_.
Fairfield
(quar.)—
Oats
National
bonds,
the
Nov.
of
(quar.)_
Hosiery Mills.
National
Government
ended
following
12-
$1.75
Products
National
adjusted; decreases of $261 million in holdings of U. S.
the
12-30
8
9
12-20
.-
4-1
(extra)
Chemical
&
(quar.)
Food
A
Stock
notes,
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
shows
Co.
preferred
National
corporate
1211-
11-21
12-30
30c
(quar.)
Co.
common
National
District).
a
Co.,
de¬
Fund Notices
will
11-18
*
30c
(quar.)
157
Redemption Calls and Sinking
Below
11-28
12-15
1
4- 1
Casket
National Lead
member
System in leading cities
11-28
5
—
—
(Connecticut)
Preferred
of
5
12-
50c
Trust
National Gypsum Co.,
Stock dividend
Stock
condition
12-
—
convertible
National
banks
12-10
10c
Biscuit
Common
National
The
10-31
20c
Company (stock dividend)
National Dairy Products
(quar.)
National Distillers & Chemicalycom.
4(4% preferred (quar.)
National
152,423
Condition Statement of Member Banks
11-
11-25
National
111
'>'307
11-15
5c
(quar.)
preferied
729
874
Banks
$.071
dividend.—
County
—
„
Reserve
11-15
10-31
(Md.)—
&
+
'
11-15
1
25c
of Tulsa
1,539
Federal
12-
20c
Bank
32,494
From
1
11-15
(quar.)
Bank
7%
-;
11-18
11-18
12-
13c
(quar.)
1960)
446
:,.r
12- 1
12-15
55c
income)
A
National
+ 5,463
deposits:
Other
25c
26(4c
-----
;
National
—
Interbank
11-10
11-18
(quar.)
Fund
58
+
1,359
*12,120
1__
i
11-30
11-30
1
Fund, Inc.—
943
—
+
deposits:
banks
11-15
11- 3
11- 1
11- 1
11-10
11-10
12-
(One share for each 52 shares held, sub¬
ject to stockholders approval Jan. 25,
—
4,417
12-15
12-1
11-30
(Chambersburg, Pa.L (quar.)
Bank &
Trust
(Fairfield County,"
Stock
National
Government
11- 3
11-22
12-12
12-20
12-15
(quar.)
Acme
244
+ 1,789
59,886
quar.)
(initial
com.
new
(s-a)__
Quarterly
J:
adjusted____
.
1
1-
35c
$3.50
quar.)—
preferred
Bank
—
77
..
12- 1
12-10
6c
(quar.)
National
+
-78
._
banks
-
11-15
$1
(quar.)
Nation-Wide Securities
—1,817
1
:
11- 1-
1
35c
'■
(increased
7%
class
Corp.,
B
National
161+
+
12-
:
!25c
40c
"
•.
—
Company
Chemical
Class
V
15
.
—
y
30c
62(4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
investment
205
+
,
—
11-15
40c
net
Nashua
+
—
1,550
Inc.,
Securities
+
4,775
domestic
(From
2
17,485
12-31
1-16
-
10c
Mutual
53
1,458
years
10-31
27
+
/
Ltd.
Supply
Investment
472
+
.y
.
t$1.19
(quar.)
Extra
13
29,305
....
years
deposits
Domestic
+
—
•
$1.25
Mutual Income Foundation
6
—
11-18
11-15.
.
(quar.)
preferred
4(4%
lia38.3%
liability
Contingent
*
—
reserves
note
combined
billties
—781,221
88
29
—
Borrowings:
Total
+
1,384
indebtedness
of
assets/liabilities
Interbank
39
+
LIABILITIES—
U.
22
—
12,527
assets—net
Demand
—
5
690
_
Foreign banks
774,808
capital
490,112
-
Surplus
Other
—150,281
49,687
ACCOUNTS—
CAPITAL
—1,206,653
—866,958
finance,
securities—total
F.
and
Total
Total
Deferred
with
2
—
5
..
yl2- 1
;
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mills.
(G. C.)
Mutual
securities
with
5(4%
Murphy
year
five
Ealances
Munsingwear,
71
4,037
one
Currency
56
—
15,296
five
Reserves
+
119
institutions:
_
certificates
to
After
152,888
184
138
bills
Within
+
banks...
loans
Government
Fuel
Vernon
+
...
12-10
lc
629
a
•
„
t35c
r >
(quar.)—.
Corp.
Co.
12-15
1
——
Extra
■';%* 136
„
Diablo
12- 1
11-15
12-15
Ltd.—
Co.,
&
Mills
Paper
Finance
Mountain
_________
...
domestic
loans
5
.
carrying:
or
financial
foreign
estate
+
pur¬
Treasury notes and U. S. bonds maturing:
LIABILITIES—
Mount
1,156
personal
.....
Treasury
61,296
Motor
+1,963
1,631
nonbank
Treasury
assets
Total
Mosinee
+2,908
Mount
purchasing
to
Other
—
for
to
Loans
Real
5,184,952
.
__
220,432
+
15
of collect'n
process
premises
Other
securities—
banks
for
securities
Other
+1,311,213
dealers
Government securities
S.
Sales
Total
+3,913
687
215
carrying:
or
securities
Other
Loans
and
356
y,.1,073. "
preferred
(Henry)
+
+
Co.,
Morrison-Knudsen Co.
+
107,792
:
loans..
-___
__
brokers
loans
Morgan
^+ri„82jBKri + 3,9^6^
31,650
adjusted!
industrial
Government securities
Other
121,300
—3,480,000
U.
Total
to
chasing
696,563
3,635,250
+
$2.50 prior
V"/
a
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Morgan Engineering Co., common
4,
1959
68,798
and
Loans
Certificates
Bonds
investments
Agricultural
:
109,176
.......
adjusted!
securities—
Bills
investments
and
Commercial
outright—
Bought
loans
Loans
9,669
agree't
Nov.
1960
&
12- 1
12- 9
12- 9
11-13
11- 1
11-15
12-30
Y'f" <■*""
."1—
(quar.)
(Henry)
V'
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Morgan
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
Acceptances—
Bought
ASSETS—
2,594
—
Oct. 26,
2,
1960*
47,329
Trust
1
V
2%
"
___—
:
Moody's Investors Service—
$3 participating preferred (quar.)
Moore-Handley Hardware Co.—
5%
Decrease (—) Since
>
Nov.
—1,477,795
—
—235,986
—
.<
Increase (+) or
;
Total
F.
"
:_
,__
11-14
11-14
1-3-61
12-30
10c
18c
25c
(quar.)—_—
(quar.)
12-
$2
25c
„
Mills
Flour
Montreal
million. Loans
$472 million.
-./A
Co.
11-30
<
12-1
,
/.
Montreal Refrigerating & Storage, Ltd;—: ***?'..
Class B (12 shs. of 6(4% $1 par stock for
each share held)
—1,523,999
11,055
+
to
1959
—231,002
994,045
borrowings from
Nov. 11,
1960
Tool
dividend—
Stock
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal
Reserve
Banks
decreased
$556
million and
Increase ( +) or
'•
.
5%
Machine
Montana
.
(In thousands of dollars)
Co.,—
(quar.)
dividend
Monarch
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
RR.
(s-a).
Monarch Marking System (quar.)
Monsanto Chemical Co.. (quar.)
Demand deposits credited to foreign banks decreased
$111 million. Time deposits of individuals, partnerships,
and corporations increased $66 million.
"
12-16
36c
$1.25
\
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
(increased-quar.)
11-30
12-16
90c
—
4(4c
preferred
4%
common
Utilities, common
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
B
Missouri
Mohawk Rubber Co.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
12
Per
.140512
Election
.193856
___
sterling
issue.
Continued from page
.193025
_
pound
pound
this
2.788831
Closed
.0350125
_
in
.00277700
,
.0166401
Switzerland, franc
Union
.265006
.140437
.
_
*
.0800560
2.786891
peseta
krona
1755
Co.—
.00181060
'
.
'
escudo
Sweden,
.0800560
.140506
—
—
1
21
Telephone
.328600
2.787227
Zealand, pound
krone
Spain,
.328500
265081
__
.00278300
.0800560
guilder
.
1610
2.816720
.00161060
.328566
dollar
Norway,
Portugal,
•
.00161060
_
Netherlands,
15
.210012
2.815100
malayan
*
15
——Dec
non-cumul.
6%
and
A
-Nov
♦Announced
.203906
.209975
-
__
class
pfd. stock
.239737
'
.00278633
_
cumul.
5%
1606
1809
.00311228
v
.239718
yen
Malaysia,
Day
1393
preferred
mtge. bonds series B due Oct. 1, 1972 and
First 4(4% mtge. bonds series C due Oct. 1, 1974__—Dee
United Biscuit Co. of America $4.50 cumul. pfd. stock—Nov
.210712
.204031
.239743
pound
lira
Japan,
.00311083
.204043
mark
rupee
Ireland,
Npw
franc__
new
Page
Date
Inc.—
conv.
First 5%
1.026666
Election
Co.
North-West
.0201133
.210700
&
class B
.209950
deut.sche
Ginn
.0384437
Closed
Co.,
cumul.
Canada Malting Co., Ltd.—
4(4% cumul. preferred stock
'
2.244398
.0201400
.00311083
(Metropolitan)
1860
CALLED
ISSUE
stock
a—Dec
5
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc. 6% cumul. pfd. stock___Nov 25
American
Machinery Corp.—
10-year 5%
conv.
notes due June 1, 1963—
1
Dec
1
.0120541
.0384500
.210675
markka
France
Germany,
$
Reduction
4.50%
Nov. 9
$
1.025026
rupee
Money)
Wednesday
Nov. 8
•>.
1
1.027906
-
States
2.242836
.0201437
_
_
United
in
.0120559
.0384625
_
franc
dollar
(Value
York
Tuesday
$
2.243107
schilling
Belgium,
Canada,
New
Monday
....
.0120597
Australia,
in
Nov. 7
$
,
Transfers
Cable
Nov. 4
Argentina,
*
Corp.—
Company and Issue—
Monetary
1858
1
Dec
-——-v-—Dec
series
due
Transmission
due
series
6(4%
,
9,
Air
and
Country
1611
1
1977
Pipe
line
bonds
Co.
6%
Page
Date
Co.
Northern
Texas
1930
Dec.
Wisconsin
Texas
EXCHANGE
Monday, November 14, 1960
.
*
First
certifies
Terminal
due
A,
Michigan
FOREIGN
.
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
•
.
.
30c
,$1.12(4
_J
1-
1
12-
9
93%c
1-
1
12-
9
Volume
192
Number
6003
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1955)
Per
Name of Company
Newark Telephone
6%
preferred
Share
(Ohio)
common
(quar.)
1-10
12-31
Co.
Common
40c
&
Western
Ry.
(quar.)_
Coal
American
Co.
Investment,,
Pennsylvania
Shore
North
Gas
RR.
(111.)
Central
Ry.
Northern
Illinois
Northern
Indiana
Common
4.40 %
9
11-10
4%
12-
9
11-30
$1.25
11-30
Pioneer
12-20
11-30
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical,
yll-25
11-18
27y2c
12-1
$2
1-16-61
(quar.)
25c
$4
Northwestern
Public
Service,
1
12-20
11-18
12-30
11-18
11-15
11-
$1
12-
1
11-15
27%c
12-
1
1
12-
1
11-15
(quar.)
*40c
1-15
7%
Placer
Decvelopment,
Now
12-31
on
4
Plymouth
Oil
$1.12 Vi
12-
11-
4
Plymouth
11-
5
5
Pogue
5.72%
preferred
(quar.)
$2.04
11-15
11-
b
Polaroid
quar.)
25c
1
*45C
12-
9
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Obear-Nester
Ogilvie
Olin
10-31
Mathieson
A
South
Ohio
Edison
Oil
Ohio
Power
shillings equal
share
4.56%
to
less
4.40%
4% %
A
.4.92%
preferred
(quar.)
Onondaga
Pottery
&
Ontario
Quebec
Steel
Stock
&
Talbot,
4.75%
4%
&
preferred B
Orpheum
Otter
12-19
Oxford
Corp.
Glass,
11-15
12-
1
11-15
20c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Paper Co., $5 preferred
11-10
Puget
12-
5
11-10
Pure
1-
1
12-
Puritan
$1.25
11-15
12-
Sound
Oil
Employers Insurance
Pacific
Finance
Pacific
Gas
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Electric
&
25c
(6c from
11-15
11-21
preferred
12-
1
5%%
5%
37y2c
1st
5%
redeemable
1st
preferred
redeemable
1st
preferred
A
4.80%
preferred
4.36%
4%%
Co.
Vegetable
Packaging
6%
of
Y.)
(N.
Ranco,
11-15
10-28
Rayette,
12-22
12-
America,
Paragon
(quar.)
B
Paterson
Patino
Pato
class
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brewing
prior
O
preferred
& Ford,
"
6%
common
4.68%
convertible
Pennsylvania
Power
4.24%
(quar.).:
(quar.)
Sand
preferred
(quar.)
Penobscot
Chemical
.1
4Ti_______________
common'
Non-voting common
(quar.)
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd. (quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)_.
:
Peoples Telephone, common (quar.)___
Stock
Peoria
dividend
&
Bureau
Pepperell
Mfg.
__,
12-15
11-30
Valley RR.
(s-a)
Perfect
Circle
Perkins
Machine
Corp.
&
Stock
__"
(quar.)_.
;
Quarterly
Philadelphia
•
Stock
1
11-15
Rexall
12-
1
11-15
*62y2c
12-
1
11-15
25c
Common
Stock
5%
&
11-15
11-
Rheem
2
12-14
Corp.
11-15
10-18
*$1.50
,
9
11-15
10-18
i5c
12-15
Water
dividend
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
,i
(quar.)_.
Co.,
12-15
12-
:
''
11-18
11-18
1
25c
1-
1
12-
1
$1.16
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
A
5%
12-
1
(s-a)
Candy Shops,
Inc.,
11-
4
Class
B
A
10-21
4%
11-10
4'/2%
10-31
Hoist
&
Sheaffer
(W.
B
A.)
12-16
11-30
6c
12-30
12-
2
11-22
11-
1
11-15
10-28
(quar.)
50c
12-
8
11-17
11-15
10-28
15c
12-15
12-
1
7y2c
15c
Transport
Interim
Trading,
&
payment
equal
share
Siegler
Corp.
Sierra
Pacific
Class
B
v
12-
B
'•5y2%
•
>•. v
12-
2
12-
5
$1.75
2-
1
11-21
(initial
.
■<%(Final
5Vi%
'
8 7/10c
Gas
12-
1
11-10
65c
12-
5
11-15
$1.25
preferred
A
12-
7
11-15
$1.55
preferred
(quar.)
2-10
3-10
2-
3
$1.12%
12-
1
11-10
.'
12-27
12-
7
11-23
12-
1
11-15
7c
12-
1
11-15
68 %c
—__
Solventol
Soss
Oil
South
Texas
Development,
(quar.)_
com.
12-
1
11-15
37 y2c
34 %C
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.78%
4.88%
Southern
4%
-
preferred
$1
11-18
Rogers
Rohm
1-16
11-18
11-10
12-15
Corp.
&
Stock
4%
Rolland
12-
1
Class
Rolls
11-
2
1-
6
12-
9
9iy4c
12-
1
11-
2
$1.25
12-
1
11-
2
3%
Rose
5%
Ross
Co.,
dividend
Paper,
$2
10c
40c
—
2%
:_—.—_:
(stock
preferred
(s-a)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Haas
preferred
preferred
com.
(quar.)__,T
12-
6
5%
preferred
1-3-61
1212-
1
12-20
11-16
9
11-18
1-10
12-20
common
(quar.)
Reid,
convertible
Southwestern Investment Co.
Southwestern
Southwestern Life Insurance
Gear
&
(Dallas)
1
3.70%
preferred
12-28
11-18
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)—
Common
Public
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)_
*25c
12-
1
11-15
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)____
12-1
11-15
$100
12-13
11-30
11-15
.____
4.40%
preferred
4.40%
25c
(quar.)
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
*62 Vic
11-15
11-14
10-20
35c
12-
12-14
11-30
12-15
11-15
6
11-
7
12-15
11-15
6%
11-15
10-25
4%
11-23
10-28
11-15
10-31
12-15
12-
3
preferred $25
preferred
preferred
4.75%
5.625%
4.36
%
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
preferred
preferred
70c
20c
11-15
10-31
1-10
12-30
par
par
—
11-15
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
$1.0625
2-
1
1-20
$1.10
—
1
1-20
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
$1.40 9/a
(quar.)
2-
2-
$1.15
$1.1875
■—
(quar.)_—
(quar
1
2-
2IV2C
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
12-
97y2c
$1.0375
4
9
12-
22c
—
11-
9
25C
92yac
quar.)
1
11-
11-14
Service—
(increased
12-
11-
Tool
(quar.)
(quar.),
11-23
1
Investors, Inc.—
4
11-23
12-
5
12V2c
(quar.)
(121/2c year-end payment from investment
income and 57Vic from capital gains)-
11-
15c
25c
5
2y2C
11-
12 %c
1
19c
12-
(quar.)
12-
20c
(quar.)
(Increased-quar.)
11-18
(quar.)
12-15
2
Service—
3%
common
1
12-
25c
11-17
preferred
2
12-
70c
(quar.)
__
*15c
(interim)
12-
12-15
50c
—
(quar.)
2%%-
(quar.)
12-30
34c
Realty & Utilities (stock dividend)
Gas Producing (stock dividend)
12-10
1
11-18
12-30
26 Ac
—
(quar.)
Southern Railway Co.,
Southwest
11-14
12-16
5
Water,
(quar.)—
6
11-15
10-31
11-25
5
12"
12-10
7c
11-
12-22
1
11-18
11-30
12-20
12-20
12-10
30 Vac
(quar.)
Southern Canada Power, Ltd., com.
Southern Company (quar.)
Southern Natural Gas (quar.)_
12-
10-31
11-18
11-
$1
(quar.)
Marie
10-28
11-14
11-
2%
(quar.)—_—
Ltd.
11-20
12-10
11-
4.60%
B
Royce,
11-22
5
11-30
preferred
Southwestern
—
—
A
11-18
12-
11-30
75c
dividend)
class
11-10
12-12
11-30
50c
(quar.)
common
Ltd.,
12-10
65c
29 ViC
(quar.)
11-15
11-18
11-15
26 Vic
11-15
12-20
4
1
12-15
2 5 Vic
1
(quar.)__
Genessee Valley RR.
Corp.
1112-
(quar.)
1
——
L
Standard
11-25
11-15
12-15
10-18
12-
(quar.)
Rockwell
12-12
15c
12-14
12-
11-15
11-30
11-30
$1.23%
1
1-2-61
12-28
$1.37%
12-20
11-30
$1
1-30
12-
3
1-2-61
5c
common
11-15
56c
7
11-
*20c
California
Southern
:
dividend
7
11-
(quar.)
4.08%
5.44%
(quar.)
Stock
11-
Edison-—
1
11-18
1
1
11-15
383/4c
—
(quar.)
12-
9
1212-
(quar.)
California
$1.02%
12-
11-10
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
preferred
Corp.
11-10
11-10
9
20c
(quar.)
4.10%
Transit
9
9
12-
30c
—
10-11
&
12-
12-
3i%c
Electric
Mfg.
20c
4%
7c
Drug, common
Rochester
11-14
50c
Southwestern
Rochester
1
50c
(quar.)
Southwestern
11-21
12-
45c
—
Products
11-15
10-23
61c
10c
11-15
1
11-15
60c
quar.)^—____
(quar.)
Chemical
Manufacturing
4V4%
(quar.)
preferred K
1
11-
1
35c
Sonotone Corp., common
Southam
7c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
12-
*15c
.'
Southern
subject
.1
5y2%
10-31
,)
Extra
Socony-Mobil
2-24
.
4.95%
1
11-15
15c
(quar.)—
1
8
12-
2%
(quar.)
1
75c
40c
stock)
A
(quar.)
Co.
Tools
12-
11-
11-15
*17Vic
4.24%
J
$1
tlOc
9
15c
12-
1
11-30
cl.
1_
$1.02%
4.10%,
Rockwell
25c
.
class A (quar.)_;
$1.18%
12-
5
75c
(quar.)
A
11-10
12-30
Controls,
F
9
11-15
11-
(increased
class
11-25
Electric—
&
4%. preferred
11-
1
7VaC
(quar.)__
Paper
Smith
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Rochester
12-14
*15c
50c
(quar.)
____
Robertshaw-Fulton
7
1
—
Snap-On
payment of approximately 31c subto approval of stockholders Dec.
~.ject
11-
12-
quar.)
10-31
8)
quar.)
shares—
11-25
2
20c
11-10
Antelope Copper Mipes, Ltd.—
American
7
12-
12-
Power,
11-25
subject
Feb.
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
10c
12'/2C
split
(quar.)
Co.
class
2
11-25
*15c
(quar.)
11-17
Inc.—
Co.,
12-
15c
(year-end)
Sinclair Oil Corp.
(quar.)__—
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)—_______
Smith-Dougias Co.
(quar.)
Tool
2
one
—
preferred H (quar.)
preferred I (quar.)
12-
12-
per
Co.—-
(initial
preferred
4
2
1-
$1.25
12-31
>
11-15;-
12-15
11-15
—
—
5c
3%
common
Class
5
12-27
$2.50
10-19
1-
(quar.)
common
40c
—
(quar.)
on
Inc.
Tobacco
11-
3
5c
approval
shs.
Finance
11-15
1-
11-15
25c
pfd.
Ltd.
40c
(quar.)
(two-for-one
Chemical
&
12-15
3
10-14
Singer
(Texas)
Brass,
J.)
11-11
1-1-61
15c
&
12-15
*28c
7
1-
11-30
(quar.)
Co.
1-17
1-17
28c
dividend
Lee
15c
7
11-18
Lighting (quar.)
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd.,
Simpson
ii-15
11-25
(quar.)
B
12-
II-30
12-27
12-
12-10
Silvray
Class
12-21
$1
(quar.)
Mines,
common
Stock
12-21
Ltd.—
to
(payable in
Signode Steel Strapping—
New
1-25-61
7 Vic
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Simmons
$2.25
—
12-10
*20c
$2.44 pfd. A (quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)____
10-21
11-15
1
•
Sherwin-Williams
Co.,
4% preferred (quar.)
Shop & Save, Ltd. (s-a)
11-18
11-30
1-
*50c
Shenango Valley Water, 5%
11-16
12-10
15c
10-14
12-12
4
1
—
(quar.)
11-25
2
11-
1-
*56 Vic
class A
Pen,
Sheller Mfg. Corp.
12-
4
11-21
1
(quar.)___
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
11-15
1-3-61
___
(quar.)
12-15
12-19
—
(quar.)
preferred B
40c
12-31
11-
4%
——
Crane
preferred A
Shell
11-30
11-21
*33 Vic
a.
Niles
Class
11-15
12-
5
11-21
10c
common
Shawinigan Water & Power,
1-
11-20
12-
12-12
8 Vic
Shepard
1-25
1
12-28
35c
(initial)
1
1
12-
2%
3%
1
1
32 Vic
dividend)__
10c
1
Ltd—
Corp.
Richardson-Merrell,
Ritter
10-31
1
preferred
See's
11-16
(quar.)
Manufacturing
.New
11-15'*
11-15
11-14
12-22
—
11-
10-28
(quar.)
(final)
(About
to approval Dec. 16)
Roan
12-
12-22
I-10
common
11-
11-15
,.
12-22
1-10
(quar.)
dividend
11-
1
(quar.)
1-10
$1.56%
dividend
Bros.,
Stock
11-15
11-29
common
Canada,
A
(R.
Co.—
;
Stock
11-15
40c
Corp.
$1.18%
________
31 Vic
11-15
12-
1
12-15
common
,25c
12-
dividend
Amer.
11-18
2%
Suburban
(quar.) '
10-28
68 %c
4y2.%
convertible preferred
(quar.)—.—
Rhodesian Selection Trust, Ltd.—
11-10 ;
12-
$1.50
Reading
11-15
(quar.)
__—
class
Arms
Drug
Stock
12-23.
3%
RR.
.
dividend
Philadelphia
$3.65
■
(quar.)
dividend
12-
75c
(quar.)_
& Norrlstown
$1.12V2
20c
Insulation
&
Copper
Reynolds
25c
,
Philadelphia, Germantown
Stores
stockholders
11-15
75c
(quar.)
common
10-28
II-
Security Insurance ((New Haven)—-
10-28
11-15
3%
Industrial
1
25c
Philadelphia Electric Co.,
$1
preferred
(quar.)_
11-15
11-15
12-22
(quar.)
4%%
(quar.)i
Phelps Dodge Corp., common
6% preferred (quar.)
11-15
20c
(quar.)
Corp
12-
$1
.___
pfd.
1
35c
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
Revere
5%
__.
Gear, 7%
11-15
12-
30c
_
class
to
12-16
3
$1
.___
(quar.)
Securities Acceptance Corp.,
5% preferred A (quar.)
11-15
10-28
30c
Co.
Searle
11-15
1
II-15
25c
(quar.)
Falls Corp.
11-15
87y2c
(quar.)
Inc.
(stock
common
1
1
i-13
11-30
$1.25
1
12-
11-11
12-15
;
12-
12-
11-10
1
2-
1-10
(quar.)
&
11-10
12-10
12-29
Corp.
(G. D.)
11-15
12-10
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Power
1
12-10
12-
25c
12-
30c
Co. .(quar.)
11-10
11-30
50c
(quar.)
___i
:
(Bergen County, N. J.)—-
Peoples Trust
-
Machinery—
A
(quar.)
Insurance
2
14c
preferred
Seagrave
Sealed
4
12-31
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___._;
Seaboard Surety (N. Y.)
(quar.)
11-14
2
11-
1-15
5%
dividend)
common
*40c
__
preferred
Republic
12-
12-15
•
4%
&
Co.
1-
Inc
Co.,
preferred
11-15
America—
Insurance
tl5c
:_
12-10
11-25
12-
11-21
50c
$6.25
from
20c
.
Republic
Fibre—
(quar.)
$5 preferred
11-14
39c
(quar.)
Republic
$1.06
_____
(quar.)
__
Republic
14c
;
._
$4.75
11-14
1
pound
12-14
.
Voting
of
Chains
$1.10
'
(quar.)
11-14
1
26c
10-23
58y2c
Co.—
preferred
4.64%
4y2%
Renold
.' *45c
preferred
Glass
Pennsylvania
and
11-2
$1
•
1
12-
12-16
85c
Ltd.
*35c
:
12-
10c
income
(quar.)
*
,
Finance
40c
11-15
dividend)
(increased)
Assoc.,
Simpson's,
*20c
(quar.)
common
Seaboard
11-11
3iy4c
(quar.)
Co.,
12-15
12-15
'
preferred
Fruit
11-15
35c
10c
Penn
1
12-15
Class
Refining
Company,
30c
(stock
com.
(quar.)
12-29
!*__—
Products
12-
12-
12y2c
11-16
10c
9
35c
(quar.)
Scientific Industries (stock
Remington
10-31
1
55c
Scotten Dillon Co.
Mfg.,
11-18
(quar.)
Ltd.
Metal
10-21
Williams,
Simplicity
*10c
Pembina Pipe Line, Ltd.. 5% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Tool Industries
(auar.)___
11-15
&
$1.25
10c
(quar.)
Scott
11-21
11-15
11-
5c
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
11-15
1
11-30
12-
15c
(quar.)___
common
preferred
12-
7
9
10c
;
$1.31 >/4
110c
/
$3.40
16c
11-
11-
5%
Co.,
Reheis
11-18
Pendleton
Penick
Mex.
gains)
Co.
Paper
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. (quar.)
Reliable
Life
Insurance
Co.
(Mo.)„
11-28
9
12-
35c
& Sons
M.)
10-31
5c
Peninsular
4
Company, 5y2% preferred
Co., 4% non-rcum. 1st pfd.
Refractory
12-15
11-
37 Vic
dividend
11-30
1
11-30
Extra
Penman's Ltd.,
Oil
(O.
Stock
1
84c
8%c
.—
$3
26c
.
Light
International
Owl
Red
*
Gold Dredging
(s-a)__—
Ltd., common......
___;
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)Pearl
1-
7%c
____—
Paper
Ltd
Canada,
convertible
12-15
8c
Mfg.,
5%
11-15
45c
pref.
35c
:
dividend
Reading
11-15
11c
(quar.)
Inc.,
Stock
Raytheon
11-15
6
__
Scott
Seeman
Inc.
Rayonier,
4
6
(quar.)_
Consolidated
Paton
11-
12-
$1
A
Parchment
of
11-18
12-
(quar.)
Drugs,
1
10-20
8c
Co.,
capital
Inc.
Raymond
4
7y2c
com.
Chemical
1211-
II-15
37y2c
(quar.)
com.
Eastern Pipe Line,
preferred
(quar.)
Papercraft Corp.
(quar.)
Electric
12-22
25c
4%
Class
1
11-17
17 Vic
Panhandle
Park
Ralston
10-28
60c
(quar.) ____:
class A (quar.)
12-
9-30
27c
preferred ,(quar.)
Purina Co. (quar.)
10-28
60c
(quar.)
11-21
87y2c
1st
11-15
(quar.)
preferred
Parkview
$3.50
11-15
(quar.)
Oil
Corp.
Corp.,
10-28
3%
Insurance
&
convertible
10c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
11-
11-18
26c
New
___
Arms Corp. (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)_,
preferred (quar.)
Schlumberger, Ltd. (quar.)
$1.20
(quar.)
of
E
52J/2c
investment
Corp.
28yac
preferred
Lighting Corp.
Pacific
Pall
1st
Products
7
1
1
of New Hampshire—
Hydraulic
$1.20
Radio
30c
dividend
Pacific
Pacific
10-28
1
12-
12-1
29j|c
5%
Sherritt-Gordon
Racine
10-28
11-15
11-15
11-
12-20
29 He
Sealright-Oswego
1.
Power
Power
27y4c
(quar.)
redeemable
Hawaiian
Stock
—
11-15
3iy»c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Pacific
10-28
3iy4c
(quar.)
5%
7
12-
12-
10-28
11-15
3iy,c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
11-15
34 %c
preferred
11-
50c
(quar.) '.
Co.
Quaker State
11-15
Quebec
(quar.)
1
11-10
-
6%
12-
Putnam Growth Fund—
10-31
1
Co.—
65c
61c
20c
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
Sportswear
(initial)
realized
Pacific
A
___.,
II-25
7%C
(quar.)
11-15
5%
Schering
11-18
$1.06y4
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Supermarkets
5y4%
Pueblo
9
12-15
32 Vic
(quar.)
Savage
10-31
2
3iy4c
(extra)
5%." preferred
..
$1
Chemical
Oxford
12-
62y2c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Public Service'Co.
11-15
90c
(quar.)
J.)
(quar.)
class
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.35%
10-31
11-15
Indiana—
of
preferred
4.50%
(quar.)
Marine
Co.
preferred
12-19
preferred
preferred
Common
1
11-15
12-
7V2c
$1.16
4.16%
1
pfd. B
$1.05
preferred
Industries,
Service
1
1
Washington Insurance Co.—
convertible
1-
9
i-15
I-16
15C
div.)
(quar.)
Seaboard
(N.
(quar.)
Public Service
12-
.:onv.
65c
;
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
12-10
43/4%
Colorado—
of
4.32%
12-
preferred A
37c
(quar.)
4.80%
45C
43/4%
6
Scott
(quar.)___
$2
15c
4
12-
10c
(quar.)
preferred
I-
(quar.)
11-
61V2c
preferred
preferred
$1.19
(s-a)
11-15
12-24
37V2c
preferred
Providence
11-15
$1.10
Owens-Illinois
Co.
(quar.)_
ordinary
4.64%
12-12
(quar.)
Outboard
Co.
Co.,
Service
$1
common
pfd.
(quar.)
3y2%
12-30
preferred
$3.60
4%
(quar.)
Co.
Power,
receipts
Common
(quar.)
Building
Tail
$4.40
$2.44
10-14
12-30
Voting
trust
certificates
San Diego Imperial Corp. (stock
San Jose Water Works, common
10-21
10-21
25c
—
12-15
* 10c
2-15
3%
__
Corp.—
11-15
Mining Co., Ltd.—
Co.
Gamble
Mfg.
Public
4%
preferred D
deposit
Gardner
Prudential
Mines. Ltd. (initial)
Rockland Utilities—
27 Vic
dividend
II-15
25c
(quar.)
Brand Gold
10-3.1
Copper
&
(quar.)
common
preferred
11-19
dividend
Opemiska
Orange
4
1
12-15
1-16
9
11-19
2
11-
11-
3%
9
11-15
I-
12-19
2
11-15
27 Vic
_,
(initial)
Stock
Ban Antonio
12-
9
12-10
11-15
2-24
Class B
11-18
1
11-
12-10
20c
12-
(quar.)
dividend
1-
12-
4y4%
*$1.75
*30c
$1.10
34 %c
4.20%
1
11-21
10-28
(quar.)
Public
11-
1
1
preferred
Prospect Park National Bank
10-14
12-
1
12-
51/2%
7
1
$4.40 1st preferred A
Salant & Salant, Inc., class A
35c
11-10
7
12-
11-10
1
12-
12-
11-
11-15
11-10
1
4
12-
12-15
37y2c
(quar.)
11-
*25c
1
12-
11-
12-15
11-
1
(quar.)
com.
12-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
11-15
25c
11-
1
*$3
Ltd
$1.37%
(quar.)_
com.
12-
12-
(s-a)
Ry.
Products,
St.
Ry.,
(quar.)
12-
40c
preferred (quar.)
Opelika Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)
11-25
Francisco
10-24
11-30
29 %C
61 %c
7%
St.
11-28
12-15
29 %c
40c
Ontario
9
12-20
9
2
11-16
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)_
12-
12-20
Stock
2
12-
9
25c
1-3-61
Regis Paper,
12-
12-14
12-
$1
Croix
preferred
12-14
$1.25
St.
Louis-San
5c
17 Vi c
___
9
$5
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Progress
10-31
(quar.)
12-
3-17
.
Royalty Corp. (s-a)
Paper Co. (quar.)
1-3-61
11-25
split-
C
Procter
11-15
Ryder System, Inc.
20%
after
(quar.)
preferred
7
593/aC
Co.
11-16
split)
shares
new
preferred D
$1.10
(quar.)
six-for-five
on
4.70%
11-
7
(a
dividend
Aeronautical
4.70%
11-14
10-31
dividend
Cash
6
Prince
*
Stock
Ryan
6
American
5
11-
11-16
7
12-
1
1
1
1
11-10
12-
12-
11-15
12-
12-
11-10
1
12-24
12-10
12-
11-16
1
Russell Manufacturing Co.—
5c
$2.46 preferred (1958 series)
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
35c
1
1212-
12-24
12-
12-
7 Vic
(quar.)
dividend
62y2c
Power,
$1.12 J/2
12-
11-
5%
Inc.
10-31
7
62V2c
Electric
11-15
.___
25c
10-27
11-15
10c
(quar.)
Potomac
12-12
11-23
12-
*15c
,___
(quar.)_—
$1.05
quar.)
4
11-18
Stock
per
(quar.)
preferred
11-14
12-
$0.59652
preferred
$1.02
(quar.)
4
11-
2
Rubbermaid,
15c
(quar.)
9
$2.10
(quar.)__
11-
11-15
iy2%
(quar.)
12-
1
11-15
*15c
«
.
Co._
$1.14
...
(quar.)
preferred
Company
common
Transit
40c
(increased
S.)
Company
President
(quar.)_
of
____,
12-
Holders
1st
6%
5
rate
i
5c
Portland
12-12
at
5c
11-18
Oklahoma Natural Gas—
Common
&
Corp.,
&
Pope
1
s-a)
(quar.)
2
$2.10
(quar.)
preferred
10-31
(increased
1-
of
tax
preferred
Co.,
preferred
4y2%
12-
11-15
about
Union
4.08%
preferred
preferred (quar.)
'4.20%
•
Ltd.
25c
(quar.)
non-resident
Co.,
Co.
Co.
V
15
American
Africa
Ohio
.
Co.
t50c
Ltd
of
per
(quar.)
Chemical
Copper,
dividend
$2.10
Ltd.
12-15
30c
Mills,
1
When
Payable of Rec.
2nd
5%
25c
Glass
Flour
O'Okiep
;
11-
funds
$1.75
;
(H.
5%
11-10
11-15
Poor
Oak
11-15
S.
55c
:
Extra
11-
(s-a)
2
U.
$1.75
basis.;,
(stock dividend)
Rubber
1
11-15
(increased
3
1-
in
share)
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A
Royalties Management Corp.
Sabine
(quar.)_
quarterly
a
11-
11-15
(Halifax)
11-
Share
$1.75
_
(quar.)
1
21c
Trust
1
Company
Royal Dutch Petroleum—
(Interim payment of 2.25 Guilders
payable
2%
12-
(quar.)
4
$1.25
*
Glass
,30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
12-
11-
I-14
40c
Name of
12-15
1
$1.20
_
(quar.)
Plate
preferred
$1.43%
Pharamcal
(quar.)__
Steel, 5y2% ^preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.—
(quar.)
Scotia
com.
5%
11-15
common,
12-15
1-15
16c
Pittsburgh
'
11-15
12-
«.—
1-15
12-
22c
dividend
preferred
Nova
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
5.75%
Norwich
pfd.
conv.
(initial)
Gas
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh
1
$1.31 y4
common
.4.50% convertible preferred
Northwest Natural Gas, common
.<
$1.60
preferred
Common
10-14
$1.12 »/2
Bancorporation,
Finance,
Natural
11-18
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
37y2c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Quebec Power, Ltd.
(quar.)
preferred
7%
(quar.)
prior pfd. (quar.)_
Water,
Industries
$4.80
4
12-30
58c
Nprtheastern
Northwest
11-
44c
(N. Y.)
preferred
1-
$5
Service—
(quar.)
Insurance
Northern
10-31
12-20
12-20
$1
35c
Per
of Rec.
12V2c
15c
34%c
;
Holders
11-30
$1
37>/2c
__
42y2c
(quar.)
•
common
Public
preferred
Pioneer
(increased)
-
40c
Pinellas
(s-aj
preferred
.5%%
12-
12y2c
,
11-10
common—
(quar.)
Corp.,
Northern
11-17
15c
(quar.)
Northern
4>/2%
12-15
(quar.)
.!
preferred (quar.)
8%
Payable
75c
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Pillsbury Company, common (quar.)
11-14
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
;
5V2 %
preferred
(quar.)___——
North
11-14
11-17
$1
American
North
1
$1
Extra
North
12-
12-15
When
Share
_
Philadelphia Title insurance (extra)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
25c
_
(quar.)
dividend
Norfolk
Per
Name or Company
11-30
2%
Chemical
Stock
Holders
12-10
$1.50
(quar.)
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
Quarterly
Nopco
When
Payable of Rec.
$1
47
2-
1
1-20
2IV2C
2-
1
1-20
*1*
*1
48
(1956)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, November 14, 1960
...
K
I;
Per
Name of Company
i.i
$1.44
J*
Spartans
K
(quar.)
Industries
.H
Corp.,
Class
B
11-
Per
Name of Company
Thrift
1
Drug
1
1
11-17
10-17
$1.50
12-15
12-
Timken
17c
(quar.)
common
11-15
11-
1
5%c
(quar.)
11-15
11-
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
Tip
Class
A
11-10
Title
11-
Tobin
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)—:
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)
20c
12-31
11-15
Packing
Tokheim
Corp.
k>,
U"
r-
11-15
Toledo
4Va%
preferred
Sprague
Water
(quar.)
Standard
Brands,
$3.50
(Conn.)
Inc.,
preferred
Standard
$1.60
Standard
Forgings
Standard
Packaging,
6%
preferred
11-15
12-15
12-
Co.
of
(Indiana)
California
(one
share
Trans-Lux
Stock
9
11-14
Trans-Mountain Oil
11-10
Trav-ler
Radio
Trenton
11-14
(quar.)
30c
11-25
11-
Co.
,¥
A
Class
|h
6%
B
(quar.)
12-
1
\
y
Statler
fe'
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)
preferred
Stedman
Steel
(quar.)
Delaware
J.)
(quar.)
7
12-10
11-
4
Weston
40c
1
11-15
12y2c
11-15
10-28
$.00125
11-15
10-28
(initial)
A
Insurance
(s-a)
2
62yac
12-
2
12-
9
preferred
(1957
12-30
12-
10c
12-
Disc
Clutch
1
series)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Uarco,
2
Inc.
(quar.)
Union
11-15
Carbide
Electric
65c
/
Corp.
(quar.)
$4.50
12-15
$4
10-14
$3.70
preferred
(quar.)
11-15
10-14
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
871/2
11-15
10-14
Union
12-
11-
Union Trust Co.
100%
11-18
11-
(stock dividend)
(Michaels)
Stern
&
Stern
Class
12-
lb
'If
par)
(quar.)
par)
Textiles, 4%%
56 %c
11-18
Class
12-15
United
11-30
2-28
7%
United
1st
preferred
(stock
Hall
ti
5.20%
I!
Stock
-!!)"
'H
.
11-
12-
1
11-15
United
6y<c
12-15
11-25
U.
(quar.)
25c
11-15
11-
1
U.
(quar.)
65c
12-
1
11-15
U.
25c
12-
9
10-31
6%
Gas,
common
(1951
series)
(quar.)
12-
9
10-31
U.
S.
11-
3
U.
S.
:
Mid-Continent
4V2 %
v l!
2-10
11-10
dividend
Sunray
It"
2-28
11-15
.
Oil,
common
preferred series A
(quar.)
33c
from
1
11-
3
U.
12-
1
11-
3
U.
12-
2
11-
4
12-
5c
(quar.)
12-22
20c
I-16
50c
;
12-
1
S.
U.
net
Borax
Broadcasting
(quar.)
Talon, Inc., class A
Class
B
S.
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
4.32%
preferred
preferred
4.16%
5.10%
Inc.
Extra
Taylor &
Taylor
5%
C
;
(N. J.),
preferred
Pipe
&
S.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel
Fenn
S.
Truck
income
Co.,
Pearson
&
and
4.32%
Carson
preferred
(Canada)
Teck-Hughes
Television
Shares
Management
11-
1
11-
8
Van
11-
8
12-15
12-
1
$12VaC
$5c
20c
11-15
10-31
12-
10-31
1
(quar.)
11-16
11-16
10-31
12-13
to
positary
10-31
10c
28c
Extra
(Amounts
11-18
and
Co.
Steel
after
A
1-
12-
9
1-
12-
9
t'
(quar.)
$1.15
1-
12-
9
•H
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16
1-
12-
9
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
Vogt
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16 V*
1-
12-
9
Von's
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)___.
;
$1.22 y2
1-
$1.27%
11
12-
Woolworth
(F.
12-
11-23
Woolworth
1-
12-
9
»(■
5%%
$1.3iy4
1-
12-
11-22
11-
7
11-22
11-
7
1-
2
12-16
12-
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
$1,121/2
1-
12-
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18
1-
12-
1
12-
Grocery
9
t
(•<>
ivi!
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
Tenney Corp. (monthly)
1-10-61
Texaco,
Inc.
(reduced)
Stock
per
dividend
of
Co.
Co.
dividend
Mold
&
Waco-Porter
Corp.
Co.
(quar.)
5.50%
1st
5.60%
11-
Warner-Lambert
$1.33%
12-
$1,371/2
1212-
4'/2 %
1111-
preferred
5.75%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.43%
12-
5.80%
(quar.)
$1.45
12-
5.85%
preferred
preferred
$1.46 »/4
12-
(quar.)
$1.67»/2
12-
Texas
Pacific
Thatcher
Thiokol
Third
common
Coal
&
Oil
_
(quar.)
71/2C
(quar.)
Pharmaceutical
D.)
National
Bank
(Scranton,
Paper
R.)
Box
Co.
2
11-30
11-30
10-31
J.l-15
11-
4
15c
11-15
11-
(quar.)
1
Co. .Ltd
__
$4c
12-
1
11-21
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge, Inc.—
Common
4%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.80%
11-10
12-15
I
Waste
$1
12-15
12-15
11-30
Waverly
Weiman
.
11-30
Steel
1-
3
12-20
25C
2-
1
1-20
20c
12-
1
11-15
30c
.
12-10
11-14
20c
(quar.)
Co.
;
11-29
11-14
15C
11-15
10-31
5c
Miles
11-15
10-31
.
1-10
37'Ac 1-31-61
37Vac 4-29-61
37Vac 7-3t-6l
4-19
12-15
11-30
7-10
5-31
9-15
8-31
9
11-30
11-15
1-
1
12-
1-
2
~
York
Batteries
(quar.)
Research
10c
Corp. ..(stock
2%
dividend)
12-19
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (quar.)
12-10
11-
4
Yuba
11-19
11-
12-15
12-
1
2-28
1
11-18
11-15
11-30
Consolidated
♦Transfer
10-28
11-30
11-30
$ Payable
11-10
12-
12-15
12-
12-
11-15
1
1
11-15
11-16
1
2
this
dividend.. '
Canadian funds, tax deductible
15%; resident tax 7%.
:
at
income
the
Non*
source.
tax.
in U. S. funds, less 15%
Jamaica
Less
4
■
tax
British
t Payable
11-
income
Canadian
corrected
.
payment
.
non-residents
tax.
tax.
11-17
12-
for
11-18
11-25
10-25
12-
50c
closed
not
12-15
$1.25
9c
(quar.)
-..y Previously published date was incorrect.
The
date and/or record date is indicated here.
1,
10c
in
resident
Less
a
Industries
books
11-15
11-
7
10c
11-15
10-28
11-15
10-28
11-15
10-31
1
General Corporation and
Investment News
Continued from page 8
11-15
pletion
considered
of
company
a
discovery
new
a
highly
rich
is
owns
well
significant
condensate
gas
to
in
Jackson
the
producer
one-half interest in
a
Parish,
depth
a
4,000
which
La.,
of
of
acres
feet,
9,850
leases
doubling the size of the company's Eunice
natural gas liquids is ahead of schedule and
the
and
in
Construction
is
well
The
operations.
company's
at
the
area.
extraction
plant
completed around the end of the year. Texas Gas is now extracting
liquids under firm contracts with producers, and the new plant capacity
is
expected
to play
a
significant role in the earnings picture
for
Exploration in the coming year.—V. 192, p. 747.
11-
5
$1.25
11-16
25c
11-
convertible
3iy4c
11-15
Mfg.
11-
9
12-10
Works
11-25
the
at
3
12-31
1
11-10
Cane
11-10
1
to
10-31
12-30
12-
Texas
The
(quar.)
(s-a)
11-21
11-
7
11-
7
Mr.
60c
11-21
26y4c
11-15
11-21
25c
11-22
9-30
11-
7
11-10
Weingarten
A
(J.),
Inc.,
dividend)
common
(quar.)
Welkom Gold
American
(stock
(quar.)_—
5%
.
12-20
11-22
15c
11-15
11-
1
15c
11-15
11-
1
Mining, Ltd.—
shares
the
be
largest potash
maintained,
about
11-21
9-30
the
Sulphur
Stephens
Mr.
are
in
In
istics
the
under
making
following
a
$25
new
a
special
Utah,
meeting
a
plant
tons
drilling
large
very
exist
in
designed
muriate
sold.
of
This
the
to
in
deposit
States."
program
potash
United
produce annually
the form in
potash,"
will
make
Gulf
Texas
country.
If construction schedules
to have potash in the market
the
in
is
of
is
option was granted
The
April.
core
a
to
new
expects
1962.
into
is
potash
of
stated.
"Also,
in
have
economical
to
as
of
manv
richness
to
natural
a
experience
our
industry, which
its
analysis
it
that
known
potash
because
to
last
Corp.
confirmed
company
of
fertilizer
addition
Oil
any
producer
the
end
"Diversification
the
all
on
southeastern
At
the meeting,
directors au¬
acquire extensive potash reserves
to
disclosed
million
a
of
in
directors.
option
than
said
over
bulk
the
by
announcement
of
an
had
area
richer
are
proved
4c
be
"well
of
previously
Creek
to
the
board
by Delhi-Taylor
Stephens
up to
which
Gulf
Company
should
Plant—
immediately
Utah, near the town of Moab.
Gulf
Cane
construction
and
processing plant
President, has announced.
exercise
company
"believed
9
25c
company's
Co.—New
begin
made
Creek,
1-
i6y4c
(quar.)
pfd. C
Stephens
the
thorized
12-
1
Sulphur
will
mining
Stephens,
of
12-
12-
O.
11-25
22 y2 c
8c
(quar.)
potash
Claude
Mr.
12-10
Gulf
company
million
the
(quar.)
Oil
conv.
The
12-14
25c
preferred
6%
Texas
1
62y2c
Fund—
common
for
12-30
40c
$1.13
(quar.)
income)
Corp.,
King Corp.,
Wayne
Class
35c
investment
Washington
Pa.)—
Quarterly
(John
12-
35c
(quar.)_
(stock div.)
11-18
10c
$1.12%
common
(quar.)
Washington Natural Gas
30c
Mfg.
11-18
1
25c
;
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Yocam
Co.—
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
(From
10-31
11-
1
12-
Quarterly
31V2C
Washington Mutual Investors
60c
Glass
Chemical
Thompson
Thompson
II-15
9
12-
$1
—
1
11-
Industries,
:
12-
25c •('
3%
—
(monthly)
12-
15c
(S.
$4.50
11-
preferred
Texas
2
"
-
(s-a)
Jr.
12-15
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Warren
11-
(quar.)
6.70%
(quar.)
Extra
11-
$1.40
Common
11-
(quar.)
:(quar.)__
preferred
•
Amer.
Si
3-15
8c
Warner & Swasey Co.
11-
Ordinary
1
6-15
11-28
12-
12-
2
12-
10c
(quar.)
12-16
$1.25
11-
11-15
Iron
Wakefield Company,
11-
1
1
10-31
Walgreen
11-
12-
12-
62 VaC
(quar.)
Co.
10c
4
10-31
2%
1
12-15
——
11-15
11-
12-
11-13
12-15
6 Vac
Quarterly
—£
12-12
12-
1
17 Vac
(quar.)
Company
&
Extra
11-15
25c
12-
12-
$$1.37 Va
Quarterly
(quar.)
11-
35c
11-30
32 VaC
—
9
dividend)
10-31
$1,121/2
1-20
—
(quar.)
'
11-14
(stock
12-12
$1.18%
(quar.)
10-31
12-
11-15
11-30
(quar.)
1-13
1-13
11-15
11-18
12-
5% preferred (quar.)
Company (quar.)
Walker & Co., common (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
Ward Industries, $1.25 pfd. A
(quar.)
preferred
1-31
1-31
37c
(quar.)
Wyandotte Chemicals (increased-quar.)
Wyandotte Worsted (year-end)
fees
12-21
(quar.)
preferred
1
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-21
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5.35% preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
4.75%
11-
1
$1.50
common
W.) Ltd.
receipts.'
(Wm.),
de¬
~~
Eastern Transmission, com.
9
5
12-
45C
1
35c
$.035
$40c
i
1211-
1
$1.12%
com.
12-30
4
11-15
12-27
9
30c
.
11-30
common.
11-30
1-
$1.06 y4
(initial-quar.)
65c
Ltd.,
2
12-
15c
(quar.)
7c
(quar.)
Extra
Texas
I-
12-
12-
15c
7c
2
10-31
11-20
(quar.)_
(quar.)
W.)
preferred
Wnrlit'er
12-20
25c
I
Monthly
Texaco Canada,
11-10
11-15
6c
(quar.)
Monthly
Monthly
11-15
Vulcan-Hart Corp.
Vulcan
11-23
-
11-30
1
9
preferred
1-3-61
17 VaC
A
Extra
11-30
1-
Extra.
9
4.72%
Iron
5
Ltd.—
Co.,
Enterprises, class A
B
deposit
6%
9
12-
Vulcan Corp.
9
(!
•I
1-31
11-15
Stock
9
12-
10-31
2-21
90c
Light
(F.
9
Extra
9
$1.28
___
I
10-31
65c
deduction
class
$1.02%
(quar.)
11-15
&
preferred
Class
x
approximately
$1.06 %
preferred
Wometco
1-31
12y2c
(quar.)
of America,
preferred
preferred
11-
11-21
5c
class
Inc.,
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
10-31
2-15
30c
(quar.)
preferred
5.12%
11-15
25c
75c
Oil
4.60%
5.10%
12-12
11-15
9
15c
(quar.)
4(4%
4.90%
12-23 !
12-
(quar.)
$1.75
common*
&
10-31
50c
50c
(quar.)
4.10%
1
11-18
2%
20c
Inc.—
common
Service,
11-15
$1.12 y2
r
K '
(quar.)
10-21
dividend)
—
H.)
Fund—
Ltd.,
11-21
22yac
(Del.)
share
1
1
II-15
25c
(quar.)
Public
expenses)
Viceroy Mfg.,
Virginia Coal
11-
12-
(quar.)
5 V2 %
I2V2C
Corp.
11-15
25c
Yellow Cab Co.—
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.) Sanders & Co. (s-a)
Vance
7VaC
—_—
A
Power,
(G.
6%
4y2%
(s-a)
Tennessee Gas Transmission, com.
Vanadium
Ltd.—
1
-
Apparel,
Wood
25c
common.
Raalte, new
Alloys
8
12-17
11-
1%
&
6%
(quar.)
Vanadium
27c
(quar.)
11-15
11-28
1
11-15
$1.12 Va
(stock
class
preferred
Wysong
(6c from earned income & 4c from capital
gains)
;
11-28
1-
9
25c
Industries,
Electric
10-31
Reclaiming
Income
12-10
(initial-monthly)
Bros.
11-15
$2.50
_
(quar.)
Corp. (increased)
Pictures, 4'/4%
preferred
Value Line
Mfg.
Power
1
1
1
(quar.)
preferred
6%
10-20
1
I-
Stores—
11-21
10c
20c
preferred (quar.)_..
Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
6%
11-17
common
Lines
12-10
—
Co.
common
3.60%
tax
(quar.)
65c
convertible
1
per
(quar.)
(s-a)
Co.,
preferred
$1.27 »/2
______
*_
11-15
11-17
60c
Match
11-
12-15
12-
2IV2C
Rubber
S.
1
$1.31 Ya
(quar.)__
Industries,
Wisconsin
1
Insurance
11-
11-15
12-
Universal
11-
12-15
Foundry (quar.)
Card (quar.)
Playing
1-
25c
dividend
Winkelman
11-10
Universal
11-15
1-23
10-31
Universal
II-15
2-15
New
11-30
10-20
11-15
Winn-Dixie
9
10-19
11-20
10-20
$1.08
(quar.)
11-
1
11-15
8c
Consolidated
11-15
12-
32c
Universal
18c
(quar.)—
B
.
.
Win-Chek
27 VaC
U. S. Vitamin & Pharmaceutical Corp.
(quar.)
United Whelan Corp., common
2
11-15
$1.04
A
preferred
Tampax,
20c
10-20
Stock
profits)
11-15
25c
:
4%. preferred (s-a)
Tampa Electric Co., common (quar.)
11-15
c
$1.06 V4
&
Lines
S.
tl7%c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Williams-McWilliams
(initial)
11-15
12-14
Wilson-Jones
$75c
(quar.)
investment
Metal
11-15
10c
10-20
25c
Extra
Taft
10-20
Wrigley
Chemical, 4%% pfd.
Envelope
(reduced
quar.)
7%
11-22
1-
Corp.
securities
Sheet
4%%
$1.10
28y8C
from
(7c
1
4iy.c
(quar.)
5Va% conv, 2nd preferred (quar.)
Sunshine Biscuits, Inc. (quar.)
Sunshine Mining
(quar.)
Symington Wayne Corp.
Syracuse Transit (quar.)
12-15
(quar.)
com.
United New Jersey RR. & Canal Co.
United Science Fund—
11-30
l»/2%
(quar.)
preferred
Sun Oil Co.
II.
12-15
11-10
5%
3iy.c
dividend)
Suburban Propane
[;'(•;
12-31
11-30
10-20
40c
Molasses, Ltd. ordinary
(final)j—
5 pence equal to
approximately $.048
depositary share free of British inc.
11-30
11-15
,
25c
11-15
United
4%
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
(stock
Corp.
United-Greenfield
10c
11-
1
(quar.)
common
Dental
$20c
(quar.)
8-31
43 %c
Corp., com.
preferred
Stylon
'
preferred
5-31
11-25
7
12- 1
12-
(quar.)
11-15
$1.75
2-28
9
S.i
Wilcox Oil
Ltd.—
9- 15-61
12-
7
95c
/
$17 Vac
Paper Co.
$27c
(quar.)
A
class A
Wisconsin
(quar.)__:
6-■15-61
100%
dividend)
(quar.)
dividend
S1.25
Stuart
Cos.
Investments,
class
6%
11-30
Coal
United Gas Improvement
Co.,
4y»% preferred (quar.)
30c
(quar.)
Furniture
Corp.
Struthers-Wells
h
Fuel
11-25
11-
1
30c
■
—
Corp.
(increased)
Chocolate, common
Wilbur
sh.
!
y«c 3- •15-61
(quar.)
(S.
$37c
;
y«c
common
per
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
12-
"
(extra)
preferred
46 V4c
y8c
B
Stock
hi;
$103.50
Engineering & Foundry,
5-31
12-15
at
(quar.)
Electric
United
Co.,
$25c
B
preferred
8-31
y«c
21
9
30c
30c
___
(quar.)—.
Wisconsin
Extra
5%
12yac
Nov.
12-
1
1-3-61
$1.25
(quar.)
12-
11-15
20c
com. (quar.)
called for re¬
issue
9
11-18
Whitaker
4
121/2 c
America,
on
6--15-61
Stouffer
ti'i»
'■
12-15
12-10
12y2c 3-■15-61
Storkline
«■
of
(entire
12-
6c
Corporations, Ltd., class A (quar.)___
12 %c
7%
M'f
t
1-2-61
35c
11-
3%
Co.
1
12-20
—
(quar.)
common
Ltd.,
11-
"
<
,
11-14
12-
White
11-15
3%
1961)
dividend)
this
1
$1
(quar.)
preferred
United
12y2c 9-■15-61
Class
[Hi
16,
plus
11-1$
12-
40c
dividend
$4.50
11-1B
11-30
57c
(quar.)
pfd.
11-30
$1.12%
—
(quar.)
A
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co.,
%■
Stock
1
—
9-30
1
11-15
12-22
$1
(quar.)
Lines
12-
50c
Motor
92V2C
(Baltimore) (s-a)
(subject to stockholders ap¬
Jan.
on
Air
11-21
25c
(quar.)
$1,121/2
of Md.
demption
($50
($100
Class
\y i
Car
United Biscuit
11-18
Class
!'
V
11-25
1
Class
fj
9
12-15
12-
Class
■>•»)
|, f>-
12-
25c
12%c
Class
A)>
f
12-15
(quar.)
A
Class
trr
2
(quar.)—
pfd.
Stewart-Warner Corp. (quar.)
Still-Man Manufacturing Corp.—
hi
proval
United
—
preferred
preferred
4%%
1-
Tank
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock dividend
4
25c
Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc.
4Va%
9
10c
(initial)——
Stores (quar.)___
Company
5%
2
preferred
preferred
$3.50
Quarterly
12-15
$10c
11-28
90c
2
1-
70c
common-
12-10
Co.—
11-15
12-30
1
12-31
Wickes
15c
$30c
;
11-30
11-15
2
Twin
11-16
(interim)
Co.,
Stag Mfg., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
4V2 % preferred (quar.)
White Stores, Inc.
(quar.)
11-18
4
12-
11-18
1
85c
514%
11-10
$1
11-
5%
11-23
2
1
12-
White
11-10
12-15
11-
12-
35c
11-1$
11-30
12-15
10-25
Btern
11-25
12-15
$1.75
12-
12-30
11-15
35c
White
11-30
12-
5
$1.20
Alabama
Inc.
(George),
B
10-27
(quar.)
common
Stationery—
preferred
Class
12-
11-15
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)
4y4%
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
(Texas)—
Co.
35c
11-15
Bros.
12-
30c
RR.
'3.80%
of
&
Westmoreland,
11-10
15c
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp
Sterling Precision Corp.,
I
11-
9
12-20
(quar.)_
Electric,
12-
$1.25
$1.31
Sterchi
>h
|
Westinghouse
II-22
1
11-15
$1.12 Va
5%
preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake
12-16
RR.
Railway
35c
Gas Co., $5 pfd. A (quar.)
Company (quar.)
Electric, common (quar.)
Union
I
dividend
Stephan
[,i;
.
11-21
1-17
Tuboscope
Stelma, Inc.
I
1+ l!
12-15
12-16
4%
Ltd.
Bros.,
Parts
Stock
[
1-4-61
30c
Tung-Sol
Steinberg's Ltd., class A
514%
preferred A (quar.)
"
Western
11-23
8714 c
Corp
|l Ft
;
Western
12-15
10c
•*t.
I
12-15
40C
1
30c
Securities
1-4-61
11-23
2%
Pacific
5%
dividend)
12-
1
11-
12-15
Ltd.—
Western
Tablet
1
4
11-
1-3-61
$1.50
—
receipts Ordinary
Insurance
1-4-61
12-15
30c
(quar.)
common
Holdings,
American dep.
12-
36c
$1.50
(s-a)
common
1
Paper—
$30c
(quar.)
(N.
Greenbush
Trunkline
Western
1
12-15
3714c
Co.,
i>
Hotels
Troy
3
1
2-
25c
dividend
I
3V2 %
1
9
1-
11-
2-15
25c
Chemical
Stock
•ft
1212-
5%
(quar.)
preferred
Stauffer
i"4
12-15
12-19
&
11-15
'
10-31
12-
32c
(quar.)
Supply Co.,
preferred (quar.)
12-1$
,
(stock
class
Trinity Universal
Quarterly
9
4.80%
11-
12-. 1
(quar.)
(s-a)
Auto
I-4-ei
i,
(initial)
15c
Capital Life Ins. (Raleigh) (quar.)—
State Exploration Co. (stock dividend)
State Loan & Finance, class A (quar.)
lift
Co.
Lumber,
B
15c
(quar.)
(Mass.)
State
t,
Trust
Class
1
10-20
11-15
J30C
25c
$25c
Pipe Line
Corp.
Insurance
Triangle
11-25
11-
5%
12-
11-10
1
11-15
10%
(quar.)
$22%c
___
12-16
12-10
Star Market
*
Corp.
35c
12-13
12-
<
Co.
$25c
50c
12-16
Western
6%
dividend
Travelers
1
8%
36 %c
—
(quar.)
Mfg.
preferred
12-
20c
Gas
Western
(quar.)
11-15
11-15
shares held)
4%%
12-15
Corp. Fund—
preferred
6%
1
35c
65
each
special guaranteed
Virginia Pulp &
1
(New Jersey)-—.—-—-—
6%
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
60c
for
J.
Co.
11-15
Point
preferred
(quar.)
of N.
Oil
Standard Register
11-30
Jersey & Seashore RR.,
Ohio
preferred
Co.
Standard
>7'
West
West
5%
Stanley Warner Corp.
i
1
West
4Va %
Standard
of
4
12-
West
12-
—
11-
12-15
Co.—
(quar.)
fiscal
—
Coast Telephone, common
$1.44 conv. preferred (quar.)
11-15
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
31)
11-15
11-10
11-15
Oct.
1
11-15
1
3
11-18
25C
_______
cents
for
Welsbach Corp. (stock dividend)
Canada Breweries,
Ltd.
(quar.)
10c
—
income
33
of
profits
West
1-
ending
year
1
Common
12-
payment
West
12-15
investment
net
securities
12-
18%c
A—.
12-15
net
12-
11-16
1
12-31
from
year-end
a
$1.14
II-25
30c
11-18
40c
(quar.)
Townsend Corp. of America (stock div.)
Trade Bank & Trust
(N. Y. C.)
(quar.)—
Stock dividend
1
12-10
cents
$1.06%
12-
12'/4c
(quar.)
1
Y.)
(3x/2
(quar.)
30c
Co.
dividend
12-
40C
40c
Oil
Oil Co.
12-15
(quar.)
class
Products,
Oil
Stock
40c
(quar.)
Motor
Standard
>■»'
1
from
12 Vac
(quar.)
Trans-Canada
preferred
Standard
K
1
11-
I-
11-10
3%
B)_.:—
Tool Research & Engineering Corp.—
Stock dividend
1
12-
(quar.)
preferred
11-
1
87'/2c
—
(reduced)
$1.20
11-15
11-15
5c
and
11-30
Payable of Reo.
Wellington Equity Fund—
(quar.)
4.56%
45c
(N.
11-10
preferred
4 %%
1
(quar.)
common
Corp.—
preferred
convertible
$1.60
1
12-
10c
(quar.)——
Dredging
Standard
12-
12-15
(initial)____
(quar.)
Co.
2
1
Holders
When
Share
of Company
preferred
12-15
:
and
(extra)
Edison
37 % c
Industries
Chemical
Stamford
3
Guarantee
$1,121/2
(quar.)—
Engineering
Stamford
1-
$1.12%
4
2
11-
12-
60c
(increased-quar.)
12-10
$1.05
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
preferred
11-
11-16
22 VaC
Bearing
20c
4.20%
t
r
(quar.)
Top Products Co.—
(Stock dividend on class A
1
35c
Roller
—
11-16
30c
Thriftimart, Inc., class A (quar.)i
Thrifty Drug Stores (increased quar.)
5
Per
Name
15c
1111-
dividend
Holders
Payable of Rec.
2%
1
1
Spencer Kellogg & Sons,
If
(quar.)
(Pa.)
1212-
Stock
When
Share
20c
6%
Spencer Chemical Co.,
[(.
1
33c
convertible pfd. (quar.)
Spector Freight System, Inc., class A (quar.)
Sparton
i,
12-
36c
(quar.)
Inc.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
30c
(quar.)_.
preferred
When
Share
Southwestern States Telephone, com.
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
our
is
the
content,
development
an
extractive
present
prime
the
for
market for
Cane
Texas
company,"
sulphur
Creek
customers?
potash.ore
has
qualities in physical character¬
process,"
the
TGS
executive said.
"plus
Volume
Evidence
of
The
initial
at
..,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
characteristics includes data supplied
of which 18 were cored.
Cane
mine
6003
Number
underground
drilled
wells
25
192
from
Creek,
shaft
feet and
a
diameter
in the
order
of
20
larger than initially
planned and will enable the company later to supply ore adequate
for
an
expanded plant.
The company states that, by the end of
1963, capacity of the new plant may be raised to well over 1,500,000
tons of commercial output annually.
The company believes that such
expansion of
capacity may well
be
warranted
by the
growth in
;
demand
for
will
have
depth of
feet.
This is
a
engaged in by the company. The office and plant of the company are
located at 236 Fourth Avenue, Mt. Vernon, New York.
The
about 2,700
transistors
of
the
for
richest
the
center
in
growing
those
of
Mexico,
New
potash
where
demand
has
taken
Data
produced in the United States.
manufactured to a tolerance of
at
the
90 %
of
producing
potash has been
domestic
over
quantities
great
resulting
higher
in
to
About
the
of
of
the
use
the latter
Consequently,
$20,000
Utah
exericse
the
With
the
of
economical.
relatively simple and
is
option
such
National
at
June
will
proceeds
be
added
to
and
amount
interests
as
the
of
the
of
Board
Directors
determines
TO
1654.
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Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co.—Net Up—
(par
value
lo
to
H.
B.
third
cents)„.
Chairman,
Board
Fuqua,
the
for
record
of
Adair
Mr.
"■ IV-
10.
Nov.
pointed
Air Lines,
192,
Air
Lines,
statement
subordinated
this
and
compared
year,
SEC
debentures
on
Nov.
drilling
our
which
Net
proceeds
reduce
ended Sept. 30, 1960,
amounted to $824,056,
of
the
»
matters were settled before
the
of
the
debentures
will
be
the
of
end
the
quarter
terms, the effect of the strike continued
period.
Operations for these periods were also
increased expenditures on forward development projects
the
used
ended
cents
the
is
Aug.
per
31,
Inc.—Earnings—
manufacturer
reports
I960,
and
of
sales
net
net
component
of
$482,800
income
of
parts
for
$18,544,
for the
the
—V.
192,
The
Shovel
Nov.
wells
activities
Company
period
same
nr
and
HOW TO
three
the
in
ffjf
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equivalent
direct
no
1959,
191,
was
comparisons
incorporated
however,
net
for
Jan.
sales
the
12,
preceding
1959.
From
$65,307,
were
preiod
in
Sept.
and
that
net
date
income
1053.
p.
recorded net sales of $19,619,000 in
1960, as compared with $17,089,000
B. Smythe, President, announced on
to $214,000, equal
to 46
cents
per
share on 465,018 common shares outstanding. This
compares with a net loss of $93,000,
equal to 20 cents per share, in
the first nine months of last year, when results
were affected by a
nine week strike in the third quarter.—V. 191, p.
1479.
for
profits
nine
the
month
(In Your Business)
period amounted
Chemical Corp.—Joint Venture—
Thiokol
Macco
above.—V.
Corp.,
191, p.
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it was announced
All except
year ago,
promotional ideas. John Dutton drew it from the best of his popular
weekly columns in The Commercial and Financial Chronicle. You'll
learn about
TWA board chairman Warren Lee Pierson.
of this year's net was produced in the third quarter.
Nov.
on
$4,000
*
nine
Airlines, Inc.—Net Down—
Airlines, Inc., earned $6,083,000 or 91 cents a share in
of 1960 compared to a return of $9,068,000 or
World
first
10
by
*
the
over
The initial sales
*
The final sale
*
operating revenues
The various
$263,439,000
a
client list
in the area
gains were
revenue
Obtaining
*
for nine months were $290,161,000, a 10%
recorded last year. Greatest passenger
of coach travel, up from $89,156,000 to
$101,221,000, and international economy, which increased from $21,935,000 to $37,951,000.
This situation reflected passenger appreciation
for
the greatest
speed, comfort and reliability of coach travel on
Total
advance
approach
jet aircraft.
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The
new
European economy fares,
17-day
providing jet around trips
more of this
to Europe for as low as $350, is expected to generate
popular form of air travel in the winter months.
the first week of the 17-day excursion plan, which
total of 1,085 trans-Atlantic passengers, or an average
availed themselves of this new, economical form of
portation.—V. 192, p. 349.
began
of 15
trans¬
During
Oct.
1,
a
flight,
per
Trans-World Financial Co.—Net
for
total
three
the
equal' to 50 cents
a
outstanding, which
months
12
forma
pro
.
has revealed record earnings for the
year.
Louis J. Galen, President, reported
quarters ended Sept.
30 was $1,069,005,
share
on
basis.
K
noted
"Per
that
amount
would
,
.
his
of
90
forecast
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defined
are
and
you're told
develop each of them to their maximum
Techniques
a
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made a mid-year that 1960
now appears overly con¬
well reach $1.10," he stated.
you
the
securities and
cents—$1
can
relative
their
use
to analyze—■ on your
attractiveness
vital
of
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various
balance sheet items
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share earnings could now
were reached by the savings and loan holding company
volume, assets and real estate loans.
Savings volume rose
$3,892,696 to $76,847,473 as of Sept. 30 from $72,954,777 at mid-yqar.
Consolidated assets pushed upward to $93,429,156 and compared with
$90 450 701 at the end of the second quarter; Real estate loans hit
$80,385,212 versus $77,252,330 at the end of the preceding quarter.
The
three subsidiary associations of Trans-World Financial,
head¬
New
*
.entire
,
categories of investors—and their
These
potential
the 1,344,000 shares of common stock
exceeds the 77 centk a share earned in the
The first five months of last year were
1959.
of
Galen
Mr.
earnings
servative.
this
of
months
nine
the
how to
Soars—
Co.
Financial
Trans-World
first
accounts.
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profitable selling operation.
immediately
on
receipt of
your
in Lynwood, Calif., Ontario, Calif, and Denver, Colo., were
in expanding their operations.
The real estate market
Southern
California and Denver areas remains good,
Galen said.
The associations experienced no substantial decline
demand
for mortgage money.
Current mortgage rates are at a
you
Your
be
a
better salesman and
own copy
run a
will be rushed to
you
order.
quartered
all
successful
in
both
•
Mr
in
the
profitable level.
—V.
191,
p.
Ultra-Sonic
Precision Co. Inc. — Common Stock Of¬
a Nov. 3 offering circular, Merritt,
fered—Pursuant to
Yickers, Inc., 125 Maiden Lane,
New York 38, N. Y., pub¬
licly offered 100,000 shares of this firm's 100 par common
stock at $2 per share. An additional 25,000 shares will
be offered by the underwriter from time to time at an
aggregate pitiee of not more
than $100,000.
BUSINESS-^-Ultra-Sonic Precisidn Co. Inc. is engaged in the business
of manufacturing and selling precision carbon jigs used in the manu¬
facture of transistors and transistor components.
The company was
in "New York on Dec. 10, 1958. On Dec. 31, 1958, the
acquired the assets and business of a partnership known
Precision Co." The partnership had been engaged
January, 1957 in substantially the same business as that now
incorporated
company
as
"Ultra-Sonic
"
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1960.
9,
Net
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Co.—Sales, Net Up—
ended
months
nine
oil
producing
Shovel
Thew
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share.
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$400.—V.
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industry,
There
initially
It
Orange,
tronics
Why You Need-
with 95 last year," he said.
"We have ac¬
activity by about 30%
over last year.
This
essen-<
corporation's
of
expenses.
due
sale
shipments' totalled $195,591,or 7 cents per share on the
an
company's
the
that
-Will sustain the
•
quarter
stock.
end
This
Chicago, filed a regis¬
i960, covering $25 000 000
borrowings under United's bank credit agreement.
gas wells. '?He
last quarter'.of 1960
improvement in earnings for the entire year over 1959.
made
four
predicted
V
$10,864,815,
1442.
1985, to be offered for public sale
through underwriters headed by Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
The
interest rate, public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
to
the
com¬
orders and government
letters
of intent
at Sept.
30,
1960, amounted to approximately $1,100,000,000 which compares with
$975,000,000 at June 30, 1960, and with $1,075,000,000 a year ago.
—V. 191, p. 950.
Ave.,
4,
for
and
said the board voted a regular
share, payable Dec. 2 to share¬
-.'V'1 ■.
:;
'/V ' ;
drilled 85 gross wells and participated in 25 others,
making a total of 110 gross wells in which we have
participated,
compared with 86 in the same period last year."
.
Mr. Adair said that 18 of the wells drilled this year were'-wildcats,
in
the
Cicero
subsidiaries
$738,818,308
have
we
year
the
South
domestic
Contracts,
Inc.—Registers Debentures—
5959
its
aggregated
gross
celerated
of
of
with
income ahead of last year despite a drastic curtailment
allowable production days in Texas.
"There were 79 allowable producing days in the
first nine months
kept
of
p.
and
1960,
the increase in earnings had been due
aggressive drilling program which has
that
out
operating economies,
in
best
does not intend to issue any options
purchase any of its securities.—V.
30,
burdened by
being carried without contractual support which amounted to over
$30 million for the nine months, up approximately $11 million from
the same period last year, and by increased interest and other costs
Outstanding
330,000 shs.
600,000 shs.
consumma¬
quarter dividend of 30 cents per
holders
to
earnings
company's
the
the
to
secured
the
Sept.
United Components^
United
of
first three quarters of 1960 were
$5,758,759,
an
increase of more than
11%
over
the same period
last year, Eugene T. Adair, President, has announced.
Third quarter
results were reviewed by the board of directors, showing gross income
of $6,445,352 and
net earnings of $1,791,131, equal to 46 cents per
share.
Earnings for the year to date are $1,48 per share.
The
in
upon
Operations for the quarter and the nine months were adversely
affected by the strike and partial work stoppages which commenced
early in June in most of the plants of all divisions except Nor den.
FINANCING;
Authorized
^
stock
warrants
tration
'
be
corporation
ended
and earnings
common
and
The company has not issued and
or
United
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014
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to
PRESENT
conditioned
for
of
these
EFFECT
GIVING
not
after
on
certain
is
1243.
p.
the nine months, after Federal taxes, resulted in net
equivalent to $1.53 per share on the common
providing for dividends on the preference stock, In 1959,
earnings for the first nine months amounted to $23,151,648, equiva¬
lent to $3.45 per share.
...
income
tially
on
the
of
Operations
capital. The company intends
its unsecured indebtedness to
outstanding in the amount of
Indebtedness
is
debentures
192,
flight
months
While
its
United
the
borrowings under such
the
acquisition of
and group equip¬
A proposal for the merger of Capital
pending before the Civil Aeronautics
for
related
with shipments of $796,494,872 for the first nine months of 1959.
stock
pay
was
purposes.
into
make
program
pare
company.
CAPITALIZATION
••
profit payments of $4,500,000 over a four-and-one-half year period.
first payment of $500,000 has been received by Delhi-Taylor.—V. 192,
p.
Shipment
to
Bank, which
30, 1960,
and
other
of
to
its
and
nine
funds
general
continue
with
aircraft
merger.—-V.
working
net
A
the
of
will
49v
United Aircraft Corp. (& Subs.)—Net Down-
and must be replaced.
obligations, which amounted to $25,300.07 in the aggregate at June 30,
1960. This proposed utilization of proceeds may be
changed in order
retain
will
Delhi-Taylor
TGS,
by
the potash properties, and will receive advance
net profits interest in
$40,000 of
company to increase its
the remaining proceeds
Franklin
.
a
use
to be
market.
the
to
production.
cost
properties have been con¬
by outside specialists employed to make independent appraisals,
according to Dr. C. F. Fog.arty, TGS Vice-President. The core analyses
show that the Cane Creek deposit is very large and on the average
hais
potash
(or
potassium oxide)
content in excess of 25%.
In
addition, absence of clay eases desliming of the ore in the treatment
evaluations
company
firmed
process.
proceeds
the
The jigs, which are
one
one-thousandth
United
connection
powered
Inc.,
Sale
tion
equipment and inventory
production of this systetm is increased. An additional $30,000 of
proceeds will be spent to organize franchised dealers to dis¬
tribute and service this product and to defray sales promotion, adver¬
tising and other selling expenses in connection with its introduction
had
merciar product,
All
for
and
Board.
as
from
Mexico
New
ment
Airlines,
fused
jigs of
are
and for the purchase of additional machinery,
traditional
found
reserves
the Bureau of Mines indicate that crude ore
potash (or potassium oxide)
content averaging
•25.21%
in -1939
but only
18.58%
in 1959.- Where potash content
declines, more ore must be processed for any given amount of comproduced.
in
jet
the manufacture of more than 90%
it are used in
net
they
position while
The company estimates that carbon
transistors
the
that
in
additional
such
1975.
Supply
of
the
in
ticipated
agreement
company are used in the
glass and metal parts of
received by the company from
the sale of the common stock are estimated at $155,000, assuming all
such stock is sold and after payment of the underwriter's commission
of $30,000
and expenses of $10,000 and the expenses of the issue,
which are estimated at $5,000. According to the company's present
plans, the first $40,000 of such proceeds will be used' to provide pilot
production facilities for an automated precision hole layout system
Mines
equivalent to less than 1.2 million tons of potassium r oxide. .Con¬
sumption doubled in the next 10 years and totalled about 2.4 million
tons in 1959.
Research studies indicate that consumption will double
by
hold
to
the
by
components
ovens.
PROCEEDS—The
figures indicate consumption
of U.
S. potash
was
six times as large in 1959
as
in 1930.
Quantity of potash in
commercial product is measured in terms of potassium oxide content.
For example, the potassium oxide content in muriate of potash ranges
from about 6C%
to about 63%-.
Over 90%
of all potash is consumed
in
the
muriate form.
In
1949,
consumption of
U. S.
potash was
again
transistors
transistor
electric
made by
type
manufactured
required to be
of an inch, lose their accuracy after repeated
potash.
of
of
or
together in
the
jigs
precision
manufacture
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prospectus, an underwritng
United ElectroDynamics,
—Pursuant
to
1
Nov.
a
by William R. Staats & Co. publicly
shares of this firm's $1 par common stock
at $11 per share.
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer Agent, First Western Bank and Trust
Co., Los Angeles, Calif.; Registrar, Security First National Bank, Los
Calif.
f-i
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$1,106,006,
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the
of
laws
utive
and
Allendale
200
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secured
added
carrying
ceivable.
Authorized
Outstanding
,
<n
Unsecured
i»s,
vH
Debt:
stock,
Common
J;
;
1,010,000 shs.
*1,500,000 shs.
$1.)——
value
(par
shares
56,000
below:
Shares
Shares
Schwabacher
&
Bache
,i
Alex.
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&
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&
Hammill & Co.—
Co., Inc
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Ryons
5,000
5,000
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Co.
&
Sutro
5.000
Inc.
&
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
2,500
Inc.
1960,
30,
net income for the
$1.57 per share, as
$1.75 per share, for the same period
million or
with $22.6
compared
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expansion
the
months
nine
of
cents
five
for
the
1960
of
copper
Co.,
—V.
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192,
the
recover
..
corporation
Washington,
•Die
of
increased costs from customers
results in part from regulatory lag in obtaining rate increases from
the Federal Power Commission and other agencies and in part from
sale of gas under contracts containing fixed rates, Mr. Parkes said.
During the first nine months of this year, United's wholly-owned
productions subsidiary. Union Producing Co., drilled or participated in
the drilling of 97 wells compared with 70 wells during the first nine
months of 1959. Of these 97 wells. 39 were completed as oil wells, 37
as gas wells and 21
were dry holes. On Sept. 30, 1960. 16 wells were
being drilled as compared with 12 wells being drilled on Sept. 30, 1959.
Present plans contemplate the commencement of drilling operations on
15 more wells during the remainder of
the year, Mr. Parkes said.
to
to,
by
W.
H.
area of Kern County, Calif.;
Thompson, Westates President.
to a total of
drilled the discovery
date
that
Since
total
a
Sales
_
—V.
Co.—Sales Lower—
Supply
1960—Month—1959:'' < 1960—10 Months—1959
$20,783,000 $22,549,000 $224,012,000 $224,373,000
254.
192, p.
/
The
the
Reed,
&
Inc.,
City,
Kansas
and
depositor
Mo.,
on
company
SEC
covering
an
and
Exchange
employees
certain
to
underwriting is involved.
■
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proceeds are to be
192,
the American
through payroll deductions. No
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general corporate purposes.—V.
the lowest current or last quoted offering price on
exceed
Stock
used
for
447.
p.
Wool worth Co.—Sales Lower—
(F. W.)
Period
End.
Oct.
82,979,153 774,698,692
82,501,719
192,
with
Plans,
Net
of
income
United
acquire
to
insurance,
Scheduled—
G.
.
Russell Clark,
tion
has added
Banking Board
of
the
Savings Banks Trust Co.—V.
Zero Manufacturing
in
the
six
months
operating
first
months
nine
192, p.
With
in
ended
Sept.
30,
provide funds for further expansion
Walgreen Co.—Sales Up—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Sales
—V.
.
191, p. 2566.
1960—Month—1959
$26,685,158 $24,423,698
the
548,183,
ago.
D. C.
proceeds are to be used to
company's operations.
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1960—10 Months—1959
$253,010,520 $231,621,858'
the second
largest
-
first
half
compared
"Despite
of
with
its
Operating
of the telephone, power,
revenues
rose
$34,861,700
to
for
the
gas.
$1.53
or
of
number
with
While
than
a
year
ago.
outstanding
shares
average
also
20,000
in
two
the
continued
customers
with
a
exchanges
is
1960
The
$25
rapid
a
been
have
year. Of the 522,150 customers,
Gross additions to fixed assets
000,
before.
sharply,
expanded
at
1536.
sponsor,
independent
486,000
in
the
were
system
growth
the
and
revealed.
Scupin
since
start
of
the
telephone subscribers:
totaled
nine months
$18,200,-
sizable part of the total spent for conversion of telephone
The system's construction budget for
to dial operation.
million.
tions,
only financing contemplated by the parent concern this year
private sale of $5 million of 514%, 30-year bonds to 16 institu¬
which was completed this month. Proceeds will be used to
retire
short-term
is
the
working
bank
capital.—V.
debt
192,
p.
incurred
for
construction
and
to
add
to
1039.
Universal Marion Corp.—Nine Month Net Risesincome
Net
to
for
the
nine
months
ended
Sept.
30,
1960,
increased
in the corresponding 1959 period, James
reported on Nov. 10..
..
,
Net earnings for
the first nine months of this year were equal
after
allowing for dividends on the
preferred stock,
to $2.19
per
share on the average number of common shares (1,788,118 > outstand¬
ing during, the period.
This compared with $1.95 per share on
1,740,477 common shares a year earlier, when there was no preferred
$4,055,121
Mullaney,
stock
$3,391,637
President,
outstanding.
8ales
the
from
for
year-ago
the
•
»
nine
.
•
rose
•
r
to
-•
$41,180,912
•; ••
*•
;
from
■
■
i
■
^
......
•
months
period.
$32,663,741
.
in
.
a
similar
report to
'
-
.
water and propane
compared with
Mr.
pace,
added
the
the company and
the public in May, 1960.—V. 192,
sale of 125,000 common shares to
p.
The company had 2,540,468 average
the nine month period, compared
year
a
earnings
and
revenues
modernization
More
share,
a
shares
2,290,547
over
periods stems from the acquisitions made by
the
$31,297,700 a year ago. Net income applicable to the common stock
was
$4,396,900, equal to $1.73 a common share compared with $3,499,600,
rose
current
months,
nine
1960
sales
establish new peaks in revenues, customer growth and capital expen¬
subsidiaries
1755.
the increase,"
and
ditures, he added.
sinking
fiscal year, Zero sales totaled $2,of $2,181,520 for the like period a year
said Mr. Gilbert, "sales were lower than
anticipated and thus earnings were adversely affected since the com¬
pany was geared to a higher rate of operations than was achieved."' '
Earnings amounted to $76,373, equal to 9 cents a share based on
843,571 common shares, the average number outstanding during the
period.
In the comparable period last year, earnihgs were $112,581,
equal to 17 cents a share based on 667,890 common shares, the average
number outstanding during that period. - r \ -•' * • ~
v.
*
'
The increase in the average number of shares outstanding between
For
Commission—
on
the
high
new
a
mortgage
shareholders.
Up—News-
Inc.,
Utilities,
company
to
first
Co.—Net Down—
nation, rose 25%
during the
the final quarter should show
a continuation of
the same trend, C. A. Scupin, President, reported.
In
addition to record earnings, the utility system, which operates'
24 companies serving more than 522,000 customers in 16 states,
will
telephone
the following securities
added to the legal list upon applica¬
above named securities were
The
List—
Superintendent of Banks, announced on Nov. 2 that
to the legal list
of a par value totaling $60,000,000.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co., $60,000,000
fund 4 % %
bonds, series H, due Oct. 1, 1990.
the
725,560,513
1140.
p.
shares.
such
$
$
$
$
—V.
1960—10 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
31—
Sales
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.—On Legal
Co., Inc. Rockville, Md.—Files
V;
Oct. 28, 1960 filed a letter of; notification with
undetermined number of shares of common stock
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 7, 1960, covering
$50,000,000 of Periodic Investment Plans to acquire shares of United
Science Fund issued by United Funds, Inc., and $15,000,000 of Periodic
United Utilities, Inc.—Net
,
to be offered at-the-market on the American Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange or at a private sale price not to
a
Investment
-v
(par $10)
Science Fund—Shares in Registration—
United
Waddell
filed
•
(Alan) Wood Steel Co., Conshohocken, Pa.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
1861.
p.
1,760 acres covered
but outside of,
Richfield
1958
Western Auto
Oct. 26, I960 filed a letter of notification with
the SEC covering 90,000 shares of class A common stock (par $1) to
be
offered
at
$2.75 per
share, through First Investment Planning
The
activities,
inability
Emidio
San
9
320 acres
in
Period End. Oct. 31—
Utahcan,
Laboratories
;
the 1,760 acre block.
;...
well in the San Emidio Nose
of 20 wells have been completed by
Richfield and daily production averages approximately 6,400 barrels
per day from both the Reef Ridge and Stevens zones.
,: In
early 1959; Bandini Petroleum Co., and Hamilton Dome Oil Co.,
Ltd., predecessor companies subsequently consolidated into Westates,
each owned an undivided 50% interest in the 320 acre lease and drilled
a
Reef Ridge test on the extreme southeastern portion of this acreage
block. Although further drilling operations were suspended until the
presexxt time, valuable geological information was obtained from this
well, Mr. Thompson stated.—V. 191, p. 2463.
>,;• In
Field.
Name—Expansion—
Securities and Exchange
the report stated.
This
the
Nov.
on
contributing
interest
Sales
Vim
gas revenue increases of $19.8 million and sulphur, potash,
revenue
increases of $9.8 million were offset -by other
principal among which were increased dry hole charges of
$1.3 million, decreased sales of one-half million dollars in condensate
and gasoline, and inability to
recover all increased costs from our.
and
1443.
operating
the
contiguous
process
program,
of
request
p.
entered into an operating agreement with Standard
Richfield Oil Co. for the exploration of potential
in
acreage
is
192,
Co.—Exploration Agreement—
and
announced
was
Change—
above.—V.
Inc.,
agreement and will own approximately 9% of the
the block, Mr. Thompson stated.
Raichfield Oil Co., the operator, plans to start drilling a well within
the
next 30 days
at a location in the NE'/4 of the NW'A, Sec. 5,
T
11
N, R 21 W, SBB&M,
he said. This location offsets Westate
acreage
and is approximately one mile north of existing Richfield
production. The main objective will be the Stevens and Reef Ridge
zones
which are prolific
in the axea. Westates has additional land
pointed out.
,
with headquarters in Des
and
Calif,
of
Westates
has announced the purchase of
Detroit, for UOP stock valued at approxi¬
used for the transaction was previously pur¬
market through cash generated by UOP operations,
research
System—Name
Electric
Power System,
period of last year, President John B. Gilbert announced in
Federal income tax accruals
the difference in earnings per share during
as compared with the nine-month period in
of monthly
method
the
in
change
customers.
H
it
1959.
in
Natural
h
f
the open
Ltd.
company has
Co.
producing
Co.—Acquires—
Inc., Spokane, Wash., the SEC has
scheduled a hearing for Nov.
29, 1960, in, the Federal Building in
Spokane to determine whether to vacate or make permanent a prior
order
of
the
Commission
temporarily suspending a Regulation A
exemption from registration under the Securities Act of
1933 with
respect
to
a
public stock offering
by Utahcan.
In its temporary
suspension order, the Commission asserted among other things that
Utahcan's
offering circular was false and misleading in respect of
certain material facts.—V. 192, p. 1096.
months ended
Sept.
exchange
Allegheny
The
Oil
Chairman,
Utahcan, Inc.—Hearing
amounted to
with $346.3 million for the 12
million as compared
$383
broad
At
Sept. |30, 1959, the report stated.
Despite the increase in revenues, consolidated
nine months of operations was $20.2
million or
1959,
f
12
the
accounts
i
5,000
8, 1960.
months ended
Nov.
on
for
Revenues
A
'it:
5,000
Up, Net DownConsolidated operating revenues of this Shreveport, La., corporation
and its subsidiaries for the
first nine months of 1960 totaled $290
million as compared with $261.4 million for the same period in 1959.
Ed Parkes, President,
reported in the third quarter statement mailed
to
7'.
5,000
5,000
Co.
&
on
granted
ICC
the
Westates Petroleum
Gas Corp.—Revenues
United
i*
r'<.
&
Fay,
&
Hooker
9.000
9,000
9,000
Curtis
Walston
Co.—
Co.—
Co.—
Eichler &
Weedon &
Richards
Hill
Lester,
Shearson,
5,000
Co.
Dempsey-Tegeler
Webber, Jackson
Paine,
&
Crowell,
9.000
9,000
Co._
&
Hutton
F.
Bateman,
9,000
& Co.
Inc.
Dominick Inc.
Dodge
Dominick
tt
:—
——
_
Brown
Clark,
E.
Co
&
Co.
50,000
15.000
9.000
9.000
& Co—
Staats
R.
William
&
See
involving far-reaching product diversi¬
fication,
new
ultra-modern facilities, a plant move from Ohio to
Florida, and a corporate name-change, has been announced by Univis,
Incorporated.
w,
-V
,/■
Robert O. Barber. President, stated that The Univis Lens Co.
was
changing its name, effective at once, to reflect the company's expan¬
sion program adding:
" :
■
:
"A wide range of additions to our consumer and industrial product
line is underway and planned, including hearing aids, eyeglass frames
and related products; lenses to control glare, multi-focal lenses, plastic
lenses for ophthalmic and industrial uses and plastic components for
the Armed Forces.
■
v'V
?
"Our
carefully
researched program of diversification
to produce
growth has motivated our decision to move to Vision Park, a newly
created, 20-acre site at Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., adjacent to the Broward
County airport. Marked expansion of scientific research and production
to improve vision and hearing for all age groups, with quality aids at
fair competitive prices permitting an adequate return on investment,
should enable us, over the coming years, to greatly augment our personnell and substantially increase our present $7,000,000 annual volume.
We are cooperating with our industry on a wide program of education
for better eye care to help improve vision in all age groups."
A
"
Barth
conversion
Stock
Univis, Inc.—New
are
J.
in
West Penn
by
Board
Inc.—To Acquire—
authority to Watson to issue not
stock of the par value of $1
for 3,060 shares of capital stock of Hawaiian Freight,
1960
,
.
reserved for issuance upon exercise of
options under a Restricted Stock Option Plan.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below, for whom William
R. Staats &
Co. is acting as representative, have severally made a
firm commitment, subject to the terms and conditions of the Under¬
writing Agreement to purchase from the company and the selling
stockholders the total number of shares of common stock set forth
which
•Of
of
each
—;
.
'
Stock:
Capital
•
.
$1,300,000
payable to banks—
notes
deliveries
26,
Forwarders,
Plaines, 111., is a major petroleum
development company. Catalytic
Combustion, with headquarters in Detroit, Mich., specializes in manu¬
facture and sale of catalytic oxidation equipment for industrial heating
applications and for elimination of industrial sources of air pollution.:
In addition to its Detroit headquarters, Catalytic maintains its manu¬
facturing facilities in Bloomer, Wis., and operates Kavag, a German
subsidiary located near Frankfort.
Richard J. Ruff and Norbert C.
Ruff
will
remain as President and
Vice-President, respectively, of
Catalytic Combustion.—V. 192, p. 748.
'
FINANCING
TO PRESENT
GIVING EFFECT
CAPITALIZATION
initial
sales of $10,356,451 a
748.
$500,000.
chemical
and
i
Short-Term
were
on
Universal,
notes in order to
from banks on short-term
working capital as needed.
borrow
to
additional
p.
Harris,
W.
Harris
Mr.
to be used
receivable, and the company expects
accounts
and
inventories
continue
to
obtain
chased
principally for the
of an anticipated increase in inventories and accounts re¬
The short-term bank loans were used by the company to
finance
!'■
mately
1960, and the balance will be
aggregated $1,000,000 at Oct. 24,
to the company's general funds
which
share,
Catalytic Combustion Corp.,
net proceeds from the sale of 166,000 shares ot
stock offered by the company will be used to pay in full un¬
short-term notes held by First Western Bank and Trust Co.
common
volume
1959
Universal Oil Products
David
v
.
the
common
a
Oct.
On
exceeding 120,000 shares of class A common
working
PROCEEDS—The
|
Monday, November 14, 1960
.
Watson Bros. Transportation Co.,
for Fed¬
a
192,
Inc.—V.
detection. The exec¬
plant are located at
the earth sciences, primarily nuclear
administrative offices and principal
Road, Pasadena, Calif.
in
services
|'K
State
the
the latest period
large order received by the bcullin Steel Division when
the steel industry was on strike.
This non-recurring business enabled
the division to close out 1959 at close to peak production.
The backlog of unfilled orders as of Sept. 30, 1960, amounted to
$14,842,139 as against $15,918,635 a year earlier, when the total in¬
cluded $3,420,585 in conversion ingots.
In addition to Scullin Steel, the other divisions of Universal Marion
are:
Marion Power Shovel; Southern Pipe & Supply, and Tampa Hills,
under
ingots
<
.
cents
64
or
year before.
Included
in
ElectroDynamics, Inc. was Incorporated under
of California on Nov. 8, 1955 but was inactive
until Jan.
1, 1959 when it acquired the assets and business of the
United ElectroDynamics Division of United Geophysical Corp.
The company is engaged in the development
and mannuiacture of
electronic measurement instruments, particularly telemetry components
and systems;
environmental, reliability and qualification testing, and
field inspection; and research, seismic instrument production" and field
w'
,
in
three
the
For
offered 179,500
H
provision
no
because of a tax loss carryforward.
months ended Sept. 30, the company reported net
income of $598,024, or 26 cents a share
on the calculated 1,788,118
common shares,
on sales of $12,590,226.
These figures compared with
taxes
income
eral
headed
group
made
Marion
Universal
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.
14, 1960
Monday, November
.
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Barbour
County
Grossmont Union
Salee—An issue of
courthouse
000
Oct.
19
kins
bonds
$340,-
offered
on
&
sold
was
to
Stubbs, Wat-
Lombardo, Inc., and the
First National Bank, of Birming¬
ham, jointly.
Cedar
Bond
Bluff, Ala.
Sale—An
issue
Bond
Sale
The
$1,750,000
school, series B 1960 bonds offered
on Nov.
1—v. 192, p. 1655—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
—
Alabama
Bond
the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.
of
San
of
Francisco,
100.073,
about
first mortgage water supply reve¬
nue bonds was sold to
Hugo, Marx
88,000
& Co., as 6s. Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
O'Neal & Hayes, of Birmingham.
588,000
on
Dec.
1968 inclusive.
Due
Dec.
on
Decatur, Ala.
33As.
as
Due
to
1
Is.
Due
1,
Dec.
on
cate
members
to
a
group
were
as
the
of
syndi¬
com¬
bonds.
Union High School Dis¬
La Puente
Sale
Bond
awarded to
San
Francisco,
about
3.43%,
$350,000
at a price
interest
cost
Due
5s.
as
4%s.
as
on
Due
Dec.
15
on
Dec.
15,
1968.
and
as
1971
as
from
Due
3V4S.
15,
Due
on
Dec. 15,
3^s.
Due
on
Dec.
15
1979 inclusive.
Is. Due
on
Dec. 15, 1980.
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith
Inc.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
F.
Hutton
Podesta
&
&
Co.,
Cruttenden,
Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Stone & Youngberg,
Hannaford
&
Talbot,
C.
and
N.
White & Co.
Buena
Park School District,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond
tion
on
Sale—The
1960, series
Nov.
awarded
at
a
1—v.
to
$198,000
B
bonds
192,
Weeden
price of
&
Co.,
100.029,
4s,
basis of
a
as
about 3.99%.
1960.
Due
County,
ity
to John Nuveen
a
&
price of 101.659,
as 4%s, at
basis of about
awarded
Eastern
Municipal Water District
Improvement District No. 12 (P. O.
Western
sealed
bids
1961
15,000
to
150,000
4s.
as
20,000
to
1990
Dated
Due
on
on
Dec.
1
Sale—The
25,000
until
for
14
1985
to
Dec.
on
1,
11
the
a.m.
(PST)
purchase of
bonds.
Due
from
Bond
Sale—The
1959,
series
Oct. 31—v.
awarded
to
3V2S, at
a
1968
from
3
192,
bonds
were
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
p.
1756—were
be received until 3
p.m.
on
Dec. 1, 1984
Joint
Yolo
Union
land, until 2
21
for
the
(PST)
purchase of
p.m.
Nov.
on
$270,000
inclusive. Principal and interest
payable at the County Treasurer's
Legality approved
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
&
County Junior College Dist.
O. Marysville), Calif.
1972
Due
Bond
7
Sale—An issue of $2,300,-
school
sold
was
Bank
bonds
offered
The
to
Nov.
on
Wells
Fargo
American Trust Co., of San
Francisco,
with
interest
rates
ranging from 2J/4% to 5%, at a
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
to
1975
Dated
Dec.
Dec.
15
sive.
15,
from
1960.
1961
Interest
to
Due
improvement
fered
awarded
by
Inc.,
a
at
interest
J-D.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
$1,700,000 pub¬
1960 bonds of¬
Nov. 9—v. 192, p.
on
were
headed
to
Halsey,
1756—
syndicate
a
Stuart
&
Co.
price of 100.189, a net
of about 3.64%, as
cost
follows:
as 5s.
Due on Dec.
from 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
1
as 3%s.
Due on Dec.
from 1969 to 1979 inclusive.
1
$500,000
1,100,000
100,000
Is. Due
as
on
Dec, 1, 1980.
Other members of the syndicate
were
follows:
Drexel & Co.,
Co., Auchincloss,
Redpath, Bosworth, Sul¬
as
Nuveen
John
Parker &
&
livan & Co., Kenower, MacArthur
& Co., and Sutro Bros. & Co. •
ILLINOIS
County (P. O. Chicago), III.
Bond
on
inclu¬
1985
Sale—The
series
pressway,
bonds
offered
$25,000,000
G
on
limited
Nov.
1—v.
1444—were awarded to
ex¬
tax
192,
syndi¬
the Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, Northern Trust Co.,
p.
a
cate headed by
Continental Illinois National Bank
&
G.
Brickett, City Treasurer, will
re¬
Bond
ceive
sealed
bids
until
11:30
Trust
all
Derby, Conn.
Offering — Edward
inclusive.
lic
Cook
of about 3.35%.
1
Dec.
on
Maui), Hawaii
(P.
000
County (P. O. Wailuku,
Bond Sale—The
Or-
by
Manhattan
Maui
County,
school bonds. Dated Nov. 21,. 1960.
Due on Nov. 21 from 1961 to lyau
Yuba
1, 1970. Principal and
(A-O) payable at the
Bank, in New
York City. Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
interest
Sch.
High
Oct.
of
as
Chase
a.m.
Co., First National Bank,
Chicago, and First National
of
City Bank, of New York City, as
3V4S, at a price of 100.808, a basis
of about 3.14%.
Birmingham
of
members
syndi¬
follows:
as
the
Bear,
&
&
and
Co.,
Wells
&
Christensen, Inc.
Additional
000
sewer
offered
Sale
—
the
at
The
$1,600,-
time
same
were
a syndicate headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., at a
price of 100.017, a net interest
cost of about
$195,000
3.70%, as follows:
43/4s.
as
235,000
Due
3y4S.
as
1
Dec.
on
Due
1
Dec.
on
from 1967 to 1971 inclusive.
240,000
3y2s.
as
Other
Due
33/4s.
as
1976
1
Dec.
on
Due
1985
to
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Vernon
Bond
Town
-
sealed
members
of
Bank,
approved
in
by
Palmer
&
(P. O. Rockville), Conn.
Offering—Stuart C. Neff,
Treasurer,
will
receive
bids c/o The Connecticut
Loeb
& Co., First National Bank
Oregon, Portland, White, Weld
& Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
of
American
National Bank
&
Trust
Co., both of Chicago,
L. F. Rothschild & Co., Trust
Company
of
Georgia,
Atlanta,
Company, 750 Main Dominick &
Dominick, City Na¬
Hartford,
until
2
p.m. tional Bank & Trust Co.. Kansas
Bank & Trust
Street,
(EST)
Nov.
on
21
for
the
pur¬
City,
Hirsch
&
Co.,
Shearson,
Co., Reynolds & Co.,
&
Co.,
Fidelity
15
from
1961
to
1966
inclusive. Union Trust
Co., Newark, First
Legality approved by Day, Berry National Bank in
Dallas, Julien
& Howard, of Hartford.
Collins & Co.
chase
of
$800,000
funding bonds.
Dated Dec. 15, 1960. Due on Dec.
Winchester, Conn.
1
Dec.
on
National
Legality
1975 inclusive.
from 1972 to
930,000
Derby.
series A bonds
revenue,
awarded to
Bond
inclusive.
the
Nov.
Sale—The $400,000 sewer,
series bonds offered on
seventh
2
Hammill
W.
E.
&
Hutton
King, Quirk & Co., E. F. Hutton
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.,
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co., Rod¬
& Co.,
192, p. 1756
were man
& Renshaw, Shelby Cullom
Shearson, Hammill & & Davis, Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
&
Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.; Co., and Cooley & Co., jointly, as F. W. Craigie & Co., John Small &
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson; Han¬ 3.40s, at a price of 100.666, a basis Co., Inc., Fulton Reid & Co., Inc.,
naford & Talbot; Bosworth, Sul¬ of about 3.33%.
Farwell, Chapman & Co., A. E.
livan & Co., Inc.; Garrett-BromMasten & Co.^ Dittmar & Co., Inc.
GEORGIA
field & Co.; Coug'hlin & Co., Inc.,
Federation Bank & Trust Co.,
and Frantz, Hutchinson & Co.
Dalton, Ga.
New
York, C. S. Ashmun Co.,
were as
syndi¬
follows: John Nuveen
School
Savanna
Bond
City
Sale—The
$137,000 gen¬
school bonds of¬
Nov. 1—v. 192, p. 1655—
obligation
on
awarded
America
N.
Francisco,
101.49,
a
the
to
T.
S.
&
of
Bank
A.,
of
San
4y4S, at a price
basis of about 4.12%.
as
of
Washington Union High School
District, Alameda County, Calif.
p.
22
Offering—Albert
Clerk,
until
for
—
to
2
the
will
p.m.
Due
(EST)
purchase
sealed
Nov.
on
of
$2,250,000
improve¬
bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1960.
general obligation
ment
Rollins,
receive
Jan.
on
inclusive.
payable
Bank,
from
1962
to
1976
offered
the
First
Western
Oct.
25—v.
awarded
Bank
&
to
Dalton.
Legality
ap¬
Chicago.
Trust
Hawaii
Co.,
Bond
R.
D.
well,
White
Du Page
Secretary
of
the
Co., Eddie-
&
Co.
County School District
(P. O. West Chicago),
No. 33
Illinois
Bond Offering—Donald F. Ben¬
nett,
Secretary of the Board of
will
receive
sealed
Education,
until
N.
8
Nov.
$330,000
school building bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from 1961
17
(State of)
Offering—Guy
&
Co., Wells & Christensen, Inc., and
bids
HAWAII
192,
The
Hutchinson
man, Pollok & Fosdick. Inc., Drey¬
fus & Co., James A. Andrews &
National
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
$308,000 gen¬
school
building
on
Frantz
Principal and interest
at
in
1
sewer
Sale —The
obligation
1537—were
First
bids
v.
—
awarded
District,
Orange County, Calif.
bonds
(PST)
on
.
1
& Co.; Bacon, Stevenson
Co.; W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.;
James A.
Andrews
&
Co., Inc.;
Bond
Palo Alto, Calif.
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
purchase of $6,500,000 harbor
1960 bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1960. Due on Oct. 1, 1985. Callable
revenue
&
B.
3.49%.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Is.
on
1
Calif.
Bond Offering—Chas. S. Paynton, County Clerk, will receive
inclusive.
1971
to
Dec.
on
The
Security-First
Bank, of Los Angeles, as
price of 100.002, a basis
1983
Dec.
inclusive.
1,
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
J. Van Ingen & Co.; Francis I.
were
elec¬
1,
Francisco.
Dec.
on
Due
3.40s.
were
Stearns
fered
offered
4s.' Due
Woodland
Dist.,
1974
11
du Pont
cate
Bond
$400,000
on
to
,37
Other members of the syndicate
(EST) on Nov. 16 for the purchase
were
as
follows: Chemical Bank
of
$74,000 sewer bonds.
Dated
New
York
Trust
Co.,
Morgan
Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dee. 1 from
1961 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal Guaranty Trust Co., both of New
and interest (J-D) payable at The York, C. J. Devine & Co., Kuhn,
eral
Bond
Due
3y4s.
as
Other
inclusive.
School
Due
Dec.
CONNECTICUT
as
160,000
from
District,
San Bernardino County, Calif.
tion
$395,000
A bonds
time
same
3%s.
as
120,000
eral
Ontario
series
1966
to
3%s.
to
as
1967.
cate
District,
County, Calif.
Nov.
1962
the
4s.
as
from
Dec. 1 from
Due
Clara
Lehman
a syndicate headed by
Kidder, Peabody & Co., at a price
of 100.016, a net interest cost ot
about 3.42%, as follows:
1980 inclusive.
received
Interest
Legality approved by O'Mellveny & Myers, of Los Angeles.
1,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
July 1 from
inclusive.
Dec.
Los Altos School
Santa
of about
1964
Due
to
Is.
as
obligation
water
July 1, 1960. Due
bonds.
on
1983 inclusive.
to
National
J-J.
Due
3%s.
as
from 1971
syndi¬
the
follows:
as
on
and 1985
awarded to
1970.
on
of
Cohu & Stetson.
1969
4Y2S.
as
inclusive.
1985
to
from 1961 to 1966 inclusive.
Due on Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
5s.
as
until 3 p.m. (PST) on Nov. 23 for
the
purchase of $75,000 general
on
were
Due
1971
as
18,000
office.
Due on Dec. 1
Brothers; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.; F. S. Smithers & Co.; First of
Michigan
Corporation;
A.
G.
Becker & Co., Inc., and Winslow,
follows:
as
$135,000
Hemet),
Bond Offering—Ruth E.
Norton,
Secretary of the Board of Di¬
receive
The
&
3.69%,
California
will
to
San
ards
$515,000 school
rectors,
Wil¬
Bank & Trust Co.,
Francisco, and Hill Rich¬
Co., jointly, at a price of
100.03, a net interest cost of about
First
be
1975
1
Dec.
on
1974 inclusive.
to
members
McCormick
1537—were
on
West Florida Ave.,
1964 to
Kirkbride,
by
awarded
4.08%.
512
1 from
Principal and in¬
District, Alameda County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 school
bonds offered on Oct. 25—v. 192,
of
Due
3V2S.
as
from
1,
1984 and 1985.
Co.,
a
Dec.
Harzfield & Wallace, of San
Calif.
1655—were
p.
Dated
Livermore Joint Union High School
p.
1972
\ Other
in
Mateo.
Sale—The $270,000 school
building bonds offered on Nov. 1
192,
her office
p.m.
Dec.
on
approved
Bond
—v.
at
re¬
terest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Marysville District office. Legal¬
1981
Orange
will
(PST) on
purchase of $750,-
inclusive.
30,000
Capistrano Beach School District
bids
bonds.
sewer
elec¬
offered
sealed
14 for the
Nov.
1655—were
p.
District,
Secretary,
Marysville, until 8
son,
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Merrill Lynch,
E.
ceive
;
1990
1972.
1973 to
as
Dec.
on
1970.
and
350,000
50,000
3s.
as
1969
100,000
District
000
100,000
from
2,085,000
cate
3V4S.
as
1961
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Arlene Y. Hafner,
1967 inclusive. )
„
420,000
$90,000
Yuba
follows:
as
from 1961 to
50,000
Linda Water
of
a
Bank,
basis of about 3.99%.
a
of
net
100.007,
California
The
Angeles, and Taylor & Co.,
jointly, as 4s, at a price of 100.011,
the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.
of
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
at
to
1
Dec.
on
490,000 as 3s.
Due on Dec. 1
from 1968 to 1971 inclusive.
offered
of Los
syndicate headed by
a
Due
revenue,
awarded
$1,000,000
school, series B bonds offered on
Nov. 9 — v. 192, p. 1863 — were
4V2S.
as
43/4s.
til
Bank,
Manhattan
Street, New York City, un¬
a.m.
(EST) on Nov. 17 for
the
inclusive.
sealed bids at his office in Wood¬
follows:
as
$640,000
1957, series B bonds offered
Oct. 25—v. 192, p. 1444—were
on
The
—
to
the First National City
Bank, of New York, at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
Additional
tion
High School Dist.,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
awarded
1
Dec.
on
1969
as
1975
bonds
headed by
electric
$250,000
A
192, p. 1756
a
syndicate
Due
to
1970.
50,000
from
series
Nov. 3—v.
on
elec¬
Sale—The
Bond
Alhambra Union
obligation,
offered
1961
as
90,000
trict, Los Angeles County, Calif.
CALIFORNIA
15,000
a.m.
Calif.
$3,655,000 gen¬
Sale—The
Bond
follows: Blyth &
Co.,
Inc.;
Harris
Trust
&
Savings
posed of Sterne, Agee & Leach, Bank, of Chicago; Merrill Lynch,
Hendrix & Mayes, Inc., and the
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith
Inc.;
First National Bank, of Decatur. Weeden &
Co.; J. Barth & Co.; E.
F. Hutton & Co.; Shearson, HamARKANSAS
mill & Co.; Stone & Youngberg;
J. B. Hanauer & Co.; Cruttenden,
Pulaski County, County Sch. Dist,
Podesta & Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.;
(P. O. Little Rock), Ark.
Hooker
& Fay;
Kenower, MacBond Offering—Sealed bids will Arthur
& Co.; Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
be received until Nov. 29 for the
liams & Stern; Hannaford & Tal¬
purchase
of
$1,500,000
school bot and C. N. White & Co.
awarded
were
11
5s.
as
re¬
office of
bids at the
sealed
Chase
the
will
Commissioners,
Harbor
ceive
Wall
follows:
as
from
1980 inclusive.
to
5.48%,
1980.
improvement, series Q bonds of¬
on Nov. 1—v.
192, p. 1655—
until
interest cost of about
a net
$135,000
(PsT)
on
Nov. 14 for the purchase of
$50,000 school bonds. Due from
—were
inclusive.
1979
as
Other
fered
received
be
Francisco, and Hill Rich¬
Co., jointly, at a price of
&
100.08,
3.80%,
Santa Clara,
Due on Dec. 1 from
4s.
as
San
ards
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1,
Dec.
on
1980 inclusive.
to
of
1
1970 to 1975 inclusive.
101,000
Sale—The $275,000 public
1961
from
Placerville Unified School District,
El Dorado County, Calif.
eral
from
401,000
Nov. 14 for the purchase of $250,000 city improvement bonds. Due
1965
Due
/
to
4%s.
as
of
cost
1969.
1976
Bond
5s.
1962
price
a
follows:
as
as
from
$73,000
at
interest
net
a
3.77%,
$572,000
of
High School Dis¬
trict, San Diego County, Calif.
(P. O. Clayton),
Roth-
Board
of
for
to
1974
interest
the
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
inclusive.
(J-D)
on
Principal
payable
at
and
any
Volume
192
6003
Number
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1961)
bank
by
trust company designated
or
the
successful
bidder.
$54,000
45,000
1961
Page County School District
No. 46 (P. O. Elmhurst), III.
Bond Offering — Ruth
Soukup,
Rock
Bond
water
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
inclusive.
(J-D)
1
from
1963
and
Principal
>ayable
National
to
the
&
Trust
80,000
Co.,
at
price
a
interest
Newman
of
cost, of
follows:*
1
395,000
"'\;y ">■ ^ ^
Dec.
on
3.80s.
as
Due
3V2S.
as
Oct. 1,
on
1976.
Due
3.60s.
Oct.
on
1981
Due
1
■
&
from 1972 to 1974 inclusive.
trie
Sale—The
1960 bonds offered
revenue
Nov.
8
awarded
192,
v.
—
elec-
1756
p.
on
were
—
sealed
to
a
group composed of
Ingen & Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., and White-Phillips Co., Inc.,
at a price of par.
B.
J.
Van
Iroquois
County
solidated
(P.
O.
Bond
Community
Sch.
Dist.
Crescent
No.
City),
Con¬
275
III.
Weeks, The Illinois Co.,
Commissioners, will
until
8
p.m.
Dated Jan. 1. 1961.
Due
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
at. any
bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Chap¬
&
building bonds offered
$155,000
3V4S.
as
Due
on
Dec.
1
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
90,000
3V2S.
as
Due
on
Dec.
1
30,000
3%s.
as
1975.
Dated
and
;
V'-
Due
Dec.
on
(P. O. 153 S. Ottawa St., Joliet),
Illinois
Bond Sale—The
1,
from
1, 1960. Principal
(J-D)
payable at
interest
bank or trust company designated by the successful bidder.
950,000
approved
Charles
by
&
Bond Offering
-
—
to
1974
inclusive.
interest
bank
or
(J-D)
Principal and
payable
trust company
at
any
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of
Chicago.
works
and
series B
inclusive,
Due
Nov.
on
1444—were
„
&vdfcrasteuction
Miss^
Offering
bids
Nov
on
$310 000
bonds.
Dated
on
Clerk,
Nov.
15
for
8:30
the
Bond
Offering
Moenter,
will
City
receive
(CST)
Herbert
—
Clerk
sealed
Due
March
on
1981
17
1
for
from
1
1, 1960.
1962
to
inclusive.
terest
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at The First
National Bank, in Batesville.
Le¬
Danville, Ind.
Bond Sale—The
works
bids until
17
v.
—
offered
Dec.
1 from
Principal
(J-D) payable at
any
trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
County School District
(P. O. Peoria), III.
No. 70
Bond
Sale—The
$99,000
Johnston
building bonds offered on Oct. 26
t—v.
192, p. 1656—were awarded to
Negley, Jens & Rowe, at a price
of
100.142.
a
net
interest
about 3^90%, as follows:
cost
of
1,
of
the
W.
syndi¬
E.
Hut-
1
w
r.
.
Prossprich. & Co.,
vv.
Co.; Tripp & Co.,
Inc.; Pohl & Co., Inc.; William S.
Co.; Rand & Co.; Lyons
& Shafto, Inc.; McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; First Cleveland Corp.;
Sweney Cartwright & Co.; Townsend, Dabney & Tyson; Baxter &
^
>.
Co.; Westheimer & Co.; Allan
Morris &
«
Co., and George Musekamp & Co.
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
1971
payable
Fidelity
Bank
sewer
bonds
192,
—v.
Oct.
1
cipal and interest
(A-O) payable
at
Muskegon, Mich.
'
Bond Offering—A. S.
Leutscher,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 22
for
the
purchase of $450,000 spe-
cial assessment street 1960 bonds.
Dated Nov,
1
from
x> 1960
1961
to
Due
1970
on
Nov,
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by
Miller,
Sale—The
$469,000 bonds
Nov. 7—v. 192, p. 1757
on
awarded
Housing
to
the
Home
and
and
Canfield,
Paddock
Lake
&
Stone,-
of
Detroit.
Federal
Port
Finance
4%s,
at
Bond
a
Huron, Mich.
Sale—The
offered
Arthur, La.
on
—were
awarded
$765,000 bonds
Oct. 31—v.
to
a
192,
p.
group
1657
com¬
of
posed
ment Co., with interest rates rangln®
om 4.10% to 4/2%.
1537—
trict
Bond
Offering—Edw, J. Healey,
SU"e
bids c/o thc
Street Bank
&
12431
Longsdorf,
Wyandotte), Mich.
Offering
—
William
D.
Seitz, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
rjr''2,° ""®""fa\eJ\' until
were
School
(P. O.
Bond
Attlehoro, Mass.
offered
p.
interest cost of about 2.89%.
a net
Riverview
MASSACHUSETTS
$800,000 water
revenue
25
bonds.
on
Cullen, La.
Bond
Highland Heights, Ky.
0ct.
1, 1960. Due
from 1962 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
P°sed of Kohlmeyer & Co.; Dor-
& Trust Co., in
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
on
Dated Oct.
water
interest
as
Louisville.
and
$75,000
obligation
Citizens
at
Sale—The
Gregg,
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
21
for the purchase
of
the
Principal
(M-S)
Gale
—
Village Clerk, will receive
of Sept.
Dated
1976 inclusive. Callable
1
Marion, Mich.
Offering
and
revenue
Nov. 1,
Sept. 1 from 1962 to
on
about 3.74%.
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Bond Sale—The $521,000 bonds
Inc., R. W. Pressprich & Co., and
offered on Oct. 27—v. 192, p. 1348
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, as 4Vfes,
-were awarded to a
group com- 3s and 23/4S, at a price of 100.05,
industrial
1960. Due
of
LOUISIANA
4s.
as
1963
Due
1977
4y4S.
as
Due
from 1978 to
Other
cate
Nov.
on
to
1
inclusive.
Nov.
on
1
8 p.m. (EST)
on
Nov. 16 for
the Purchase of $3,200,000 school
1999 inclusive.
members
of
the
syndi¬
follows: Fox, Reusch
E
Hutton & Co.; Pohl
were
as
Co
w
.
Co., Inc.; Seasongood & Mayer;
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,
and
Weil, Roth & Irving Co.
192, p. 1444
—
Sterling), Ky.
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received c/o Clay & Edwards,
for
the
(CST)
p.m.
District,
Nov.
on
18
were
Raffensperger, Hughes
purchase
of
$102,000
SyStem
until 2
for the
1960.
1,
Grafton
tucky.
waterworks
bonds.
revenue
june
by
Consolidated
Sch.
Dist.,
Sale—The $135,500 school
building bonds offered
a
192,
p.
group
McDermott
First
of
on
1864—were
composed
&
Co., Quail
Corp., and
Iowa
Nov.
7
awarded
of
Legality
&
Dated
approved
Fletcher,
of
Ken-
\
„
^
1960
Due
Bond
Offering—Wayne H. Henning, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
purchase of
$32,000 street construction bonds.
bonds.
on
1,
1960.
to
and
Principal
1961
1980
interest
Boston
in Boston. Legality
SlSffSaS!
dock & Stone' oi Detr0lk
Community School DU.
Bond
Sale
G
Nov.
trict, Mich.
Metropolitan District, Mass.,
1
1960
—
The
bonds
$2,444,000
offered
on
192, p. 1656 — w .re
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., as 3V2S,
—v.
price
at a
of 100.439,
a
basis
of
about 3.47%.
Other
cate
members
were
as
the
of
follows:
syndi-
Bond
The $1,600,000
building and site bonds offered on
Oct. 31 — v. 192, p. 1657 — were
Sale
awarded to
a
—
syndicate headed by
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,,
of
Chicago, at
a
price of 100.005,
interest cost of about 3.70%,
as follows.
a net
$190,000
5s. Due on June 1 from
as
1961 to 1963 inclusive
Lehman
Des Moines.
from
18
until
for
the
2
p.m.
(CST)
on
Nov.
of $250,000
series 1960 bonds.
purchase
revenue,
Dated July 1, 1960. Due on July 1
1983
to
1995
Blair & Co.; Shields &
Co.; First National Bank, of Boston; Coffin & Burr; Bacon, Stevenson & Co.;,Wood, Gundy & Co.;
Folger,
Nolan,
Fleming-W.
B.
Hibbs & Co., and Thomas & Co.
Lawrence, Mass.
580.000
inclusive.
Le-
as
follows:
as
Q
limited
tax
The
$800,000
general
un-
obligation
building -and site bonds offered on
Oct. 27 — v. 192, p. 1657 — were
awarded to a group composed of
The Northern Trust Co., of Chicago, Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
and Ryan, Sutherland & Co., at a
on
June
1
Eastman
Dillon,
&
&
Sale—The
192,
bonds
price of
a
interest
$104,000 water
offered
on
Oct.
26
1538—were awarded to
of
Michigan Corpora¬
p.
First
tion, at
Granj RapiJs), Mich.
Sale
Due
Rogers City, Mich.
Bond
The
School Dhtrict
1
Co., Watling,
Co., Shannon & Co.,
Allan Blair & Co., and Nongard,
showers & Murray Inc.
—v.
PMic
June
1986 inclusive.
Securities
Lerchen
MICHIGAN
on
Other members of the syndicate
were
revenue
Hilu
Due
3%s.
as
from 1975 to
3.02%.
foresf
3V2s.
from 1964 to 1974 inclusive.
830.000
Bond Sale —The $350,000 city
remodeling loan of 1960 bonds offered on Nov. 2—v. 192, p. 1757—
*vere
awarded
to
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day, as 3.10s, at a
price of 100.4039, a basis of about
(p
Offering—Adelle Shelton,
Clerk, will receive sealed
City
"
Brothers;
Bond
j
Bond
sewer
.
Nov.
OwensboroJ Ky.
gality
approved
by
Bannister,
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of
"
Dated
Nov. 1 from
scher, of Louisville.
bids
.
Co.,
Dodge, of Boston.
J.
(M-N)
payable at the Peoples
State Bank, in Monticello. Legality approved by Grafton & Flei-
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Le-
'
Offering —W.
inclusive.
the
for
Trust
approved by Thorndike, Palmer &
Union
Guffey,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
21
for
the purchase of $115,000
school
building revenue, series
Shaw,
Latimer, Iowa
15
Bond
& Co.,
Leu &
Co.
Nov.
&
series
Montgomery County Water District
No. 1 (P. O. 50 Main St.,
Mt.
rsr. rs at swaaasa
Z?,' Principal and K "at SaS'.ffSfSl'.f'SS.KS
payable at the State Street Bank
-
Iowa
Bond
on
school
May
Blair & Co.; Robert L. Connors &
receive
192, p. 1757—were awarded to
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., as
3%s, at a price of 100.041, a basis
-
on
Co., Inc.
to
Peoria
for
will
7:30
building fbonds.
Council
$455,000 water-
bonds
revenue
Oct. 26
—v.
or
Clerk,
$130,000 public
library bonds offered on Nov. 1—
general
Agency, as 414 s
price of par.
Nov.
G.
until
bonds. Dated Nov.
revenue
to
inclusive.
inclusive.
on
follows:
as
Co., R.
offered
$2,500,000
Treasurer,
-
bids
Nov.
on
will, receive
(CST)
purchase of
May 1
on
in¬
&
p.m.
Due
members
n
Garden City, Mich.
Bond
Due
1985
1
Bond Sale—The
May 1
on
1986.
City
629,000
IOWA
Ko-
L
May .1
on
Due
1984
—were
..
G.
to
Georgetown, Ky.
Offering — Mason Arm-
strong,
&
1, 1960. Due
bank
1960.
to
Louisville.
purchase of $143,000 sewage works
1962
and interest
1,
1961
1
any
bank or trust company
J' C B™dford & Co.; Blair & Co.,
Inc- Ira HauPt & Co- Bache & designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved
by Miller,
Co': Hayden> s*°ne & Co.; GregCanfield, Paddock & Stone, of
ory & Sons; Stern Brothers & Co.; Detroit.
Fahnestock &
Principal
and
interest
(J-D)
payable at the Bank of
Murray, in Murray. Legality ap
proved by Joseph R. Rubin, of
the
p.m.
$375,000 fire station bonds. Dated
on
June
June
on
inclusive.
Due
tit
revenue
Due
v.
May
clusive.
from
Dec.
1980
^
building
Monticello, Ky.
Offering—James
bids until
u
from
1
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of
the
i
school
Dec.
on
9:30
for
u
„
$171,000
INDIANA
(P. O. 7166 Milwaukee
Village
of par
Randall Pat-
—
until
15
fromnnn
Ave.), III.
zak,
pr'ice
a
The
Jack-
terson, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
Bond
Batesville, Ind.
&
sealed
6s> at
as
Of
Co
102
3%s.
as
from 1977 to 1986 inclusive.
1978 inclusive.
4s.
as
cate were
;; i r»
1QK0
rpvpnup
to
1979
to
Due
37/sS.
as
from
300,000
Co
&
price of
Bond
2,480,000
price
cost of
a
on
1970
3%s.
1971
1985
Oct
™
3V2S.
as
from
965,000
nat-
Due
1964 to
2,515,000
°n
1963.
as
from
June 1 from
inclusive.
& Co
awarded to
par.
and
1,650,000
1964
Co.
&
Oct. 26
awarded
street
28^-v
i|5e_™r.°".""'dedlto
offered
1
Co., Bacon, Whipple & Co., Julien
revenue,
on
svstem
bonds
1977 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: White, Weld &
to the Federal Housing and Home
Finance Agency,
as
4%s, at a
Niles
1
$160,000 water¬
sewerage
p.
1971
Nov.
Ice
bonds offered
192,
-v.
to
follows:
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
& Miller, of Indianapolis.
Neoga, III.
Bond Sale—The
on
3.30s.
Wilmet C.
Arnold, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Nov.
18 for the purchase
of $262,000
school building bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from 1961
3
were
Arthur
McHenry County School District
No. 140 (P. O. Marengo), III.
as
Due
1962
as
Collins
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
3.20%,
3s.
as
from 1972 to
any
Legality
Nov.
p.
$1,000,000
p.m. (CST)
purchase of
Benton, Ky.
Sale—The $150,000
Bond
on
$1,950,000 school
on
J.
4s.
as
Other
sealed
f
1656—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by the Har¬
ris Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi¬
cago, at a price of par, a net inter¬
;
Dec.
192,
u,_ •> "
M
7:30
the
for
special assessment
improvement bonds.
Bond
Will County School District No. 86
est cost of about
from 1972 to 1974 inclusive.
\
15
Cutler, of Chicago.
—v.,
follows:
Jan. 1
on
from 1962 to 1979 inclusive. Prin-
about
as
sealed
receive
(CST) on Nov.
16 for the purchase of $464,000
general
obligation
park
bonds.
Sale—An
school
3.41%,
bids until
Nov.
Bond
Offering—Robt. W. Ruhe,
of the Board of Park
issue of $275,building bonds offered
on
Nov. 4 was sold to Benjamin
Lewis &
Co., and McDougal &
Condon, Inc., jointly, at a price of
100.001, a„ net interest cost of
000
$390,000
Calloway County (P. O. Murray),
Kentucky
Secretary
man
of 98-00' a net interest
about 3'95%' as follows:
$29,000
Oct. 1, 1990.
on
Skokie Park District (P. O. 4400
Grove Street), III.
bids
Leealitv
Cutler
Cutler,
to
follows:
on
as 3V2S. Due
on
June
from 1965 to 1976 inclusive.
rev-
syndicate headed by
a
Bear' Stearns & Co., at
&
&
4s. Due
as
A
awarded to
1
Co, Dean Witter & Co., Horn-
Bond
$700,000
<Chapman
Chapman
•,A
net interest cost
a
as
410,000
con""
the
at
Rimmer, City Clerk, will receive
to 1985 inclusive.
V4S. Due
as
blower &
Genesco, III.
'
Bond
Prin-
1972
Waterloo, Iowa
Offering — Lawrence
Bond
.
L
1
office
Chicago.
and McCormick & Co.
1
Julv
price of 100.009,
of about 3.65%,
1961
solldated education building
l™e> 9senes ^onds,
+v'
'.?
KENtUCKY
Oct.
on
Other members of the syndicate
as follows: R. W. Pressprich
1
Dec.
on
of
were
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
.
45,000
ao/rovedbv
approved by
urai
100.021, a net
3.83%, as
Due
'
-
Due
3.40s.
as
from
50,000
of
as
Treasurer's
from 1977 to 1980 inclusive.
about
37/sS.
as
Citv
&
$90,000
$2,I960
1962
Due on Oct. 1,
1974.
and
720,000
Securities
,'
$83,000
1
of
revenue
cipal and interest payable
Oct. 1, 1969
on
3.30s.
as
1975
1756—were awarded to
Channer
Due
and
130,000
Sale—The $128,000 school
building bonds offered on Nov. 2
The
Oct.
on
the
electric
Callable
on
Bond
p.
4s.
as
1973
>
Due
for
Chapman
University of Kentucky
(P. O. Lexington), Ky.
on
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on
jujy i fr0m 1961 to 1985 inclusive.
1970.
130,000
>-
192,
a
purchase
17
230,000
(CST)
p.m.
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
1961 tQ 1968 incluslve.
as
and
Dix Page County Community School
District No. 66 (P. O.
—-v.
192, p. 1756
syndicate
v.
to
5s.
as
'trom
.
in
\,
Nov, 7
awarded
$245 900
American
Downers Grove), III.
,
1960 bonds
2
Nov.
The $1,750,000
series
Spencer, Iowa
Offering—John N. Lynch,
Secretary of the Board of Munici¬
pal Utilities Trustees, will receive
Bond
sealed bids until
by Smith, Barney & Co.,
price 0f 98.00, a net interest
of about 3.56%, as follows:
a
cost
Chicago.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
t
"
headed
at
1980
Co.,
Sale
on
—were
interest
at
Bank
1
Island, III.
revenue,
offered
tion, will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 14 for
the
purchase of $698,000 school
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
Dec.
Dec.
on
1971 inclusive.
as
Du
on
Due
to
4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1972 to 1980 inclusive.
ler, of Chicago.
Due
33As.
as
from
Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
53
cost
of
100.001, a net
4.22%, as
about
follows:
$19,000
25,000
5s. Due on July 1 from
as
1961
to
1964
inclusive.
4y4s. Due on July 1 from
as
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
20,000
as
1970
40,000
4s. Due on July 1 from
to
as
1973
414s.
inclusive.
Due
on
July
from 1974 to 1981 inclusive.
1
*
54
/
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1962)
.
Monday, November 14, 1960
..
I*./
I
II. i
'
I %<
!>
^
The
—
by the First of Michigan
Corporation, as 5s, 4y4S, 4y8s and
4s, at a price of 100.002, a net in¬
were
&
follows: Harriman Ripley
as
Co.,
Fenner
jl't
&
Smith,
\v'<
I
'•
i
l»v
lM,
I*-) V )
•
>>*
'
Bond Sale—The
offered
bonds
$1,325,000 school
Nov. 2—v. 192,
on
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc., Phelps, Fenn & Co., Goodbody & Co., and Ryan, Sutherland
& Co., at a price of 100.004, a net
interest cost of about 3.74%, as
I
i
>
follows:
1
as 33/4s. Due
1963 and 1964.
$25,000
-
520,000
.
1,
as 33/4S.
from 1975 to
420,000
■
v
i
360,000
*;
Adrian, Minn.
.
I
I
—
The
$11,000
'
■t
1
gen¬
obligation sanitary sev/er ex¬
offered
bonds
tension
•
!
\
Oct. 27
on
awarded
to Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, as
3.40s at a price of par, a basis of
—v.
it ;
I
192,
1538—were
p.
3.61%.
about
Bagley, Minn.
!
? »
Sale—The
Bond
I, »
>
Sale
Bond
eral
■
4
»
Due on Sept. 1
;■
i
1
MINNESOTA
■
t'
37/8s.
as
;
4
Due on Sept.
1981 inclusive.
from 1982 to 1987 inclusive.
i
y'f.
$72,000 public
utility revenue bonds offered on
Oct. 26
v.
192, p. 1349 — were
awarded to E. J. Prescott & Co.,
»
—
If
and Merrill
}
Smith, Inc., jointly, at a price
net interest cost of about
3.80%, as follows:
of par, a
I
4
)'
4
I
4
as 3s. Due on Nov.
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
$17,000
-
•V J
•»
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
&
i!
4
I
20,000
■f'j
*f
f
i
1965
1
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1968
to
1 from
Due on Nov.
1972 inclusive.
1
1969 to
as 3.90s.
from 1973 to
Due on Nov.
1975 inclusive.
1
20,000
3.70s.
as
from
*>
Due
3.30s.
as
from
i •
15,000
Bloomington, Minn.
Bond Sale—The
and
$3,000,000 water
improvement, series C
sewer
offered
bonds
Nov.
on
as 3s. Due
1967 to 1971
from
4,250,000
as
p.
11
Nov.
on
1—v.
192,
1245—were awarded to a syn¬
headed by F. S. Smithers
dicate
i
zell, of Kansas City.
Crawford
,
from
as
1
Due on Nov. 1
as 3%s
1977 to 1980 inclusive.
5,000,000
were
Nov.
on
syndicate
follows:
Chemical
Sch.
Dist.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
inclusive.
Counties
bonds
Brothers
&
'
wad** sold
Co.,
to
33/4s,
as
March 1 from
1961
sive.
M-S.
Interest
to
Bond
Stern
4s
Due
p.
on
Minneapolis, Minn.
Sale
The
$1,500,000
Bond
Securities
Paine,
Corp.,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, F. S.
Moseley & Co., W. H. Morton &
Nov.
3—v.
192,
price of 100.092, a basis of about
3.59%.
ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
;
Northern
Burlington
County
Re¬
gional School District (P. O.
York
New
on
1658—were awarded to Saffin,
& Sautter, as 3.60s, at a
Gordon
1980 inclu¬
Legality
N. J.
Sale—The $300,000 school
offered
bonds
and
of St. Louis.
Bank
3%s, at a price of
basis of about 3.49%.
as
a
New Mil ford School District,
$253,000
4y4s. Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
Co.,
100.099,
R-l
(P. O. Rolla), Mo.
1
inclusive.
1976
to
&
Phelps, Maries, Gasconade and
1,
Nov,
on
Due
3y4S,
1972
from
Columbus), N. J.
$1,210,000 school
bonds offered on Nov. 1-—v. 192,
montana
Bond Sale—The
Gallatin
County (P. O. Bozeman),
Montana
Bond
4—v.
Nov.
awarded
to
2%s,
as
—
$150,000 air¬
bonds offered
at
192,
1349—were
p.
Kalman
&
Dabney
Co., Inc.,
100.30.
price of
a
Sale—The
&
Tyson, and McBride,
taking, $1,208,000, as
Miller & Co.,
3.90s, at a price of 100.187, a basis
of about 3.88%.
Great Falls, Mont.
Bond
1446—were awarded to a group
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
J. C. Bradford & Co., Townsend,
p.
The
improvement
port
on
Sale
$500,000 water
system revenue, series E bonds of¬
,/
Township (P. O. Oakhurst),
New Jersey
/
Bond
Offering — Frederick W.
Ocean
on Oct. 31—v. 192, p. 1657—
were
awarded
to
a
' syndicate
Co., Inc., Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Miller, Township Treasurer, will
headed by Piper, Jaffray & Hop- receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Inc., Bacon, Whipple & Co., Bax¬
were
awarded to a group com¬
ter
&
Co., Bacon, Stevenson & wood, with interest rates ranging (EST) on Nov. 21 for the purchase
posed of The Northern Trust Co.,
from 21/2% to 31/2%.
of $39,000 assessment bonds. Dated
Co., Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.,
First National Bank, both of Chi¬
Other members of the syndicate
Stroud & Co., Inc., G. H. Walker
Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
were as follows: Allison-Williams
cago, and City National Bank & &
1961 to 1965 inclusive. Principal
Co., Eldredge & Co., Inc., Courts
Trust Co., of Kansas City, as 3.10s,
& Co., Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., J. M. Dain & Co., Braun, Bos¬ and interest (J-D) payable at the
at a price of 100.6339, a basis of
worth & Co., Inc., Stern Brothers
Allenhurst National Bank & Trust
Co., of Winston-Salem, City Na¬
about 3.05%.
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Kan¬ & Co., Blyth, & Co., Inc., Harold
Co., in Allenhurst. Legality ap¬
E. Wood & Co., Garret-Bromfield
sas
New Brighton, Minn.
City,
The
Milwaukee
Co.,
proved - by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
& Co., Edward L. Burton & Co.,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
Bond
Sale
The $700,000 im¬ M. A. Saunders & Co., Inc., New¬
and Foster & Marshall.
man, Brown & Co., Inc., Hattier
City.
provement 1960, series B bonds
offered on Oct. 19—v. 192, p. 1538 & Sanford, Commerce Trust Co.,
nebraska
Pascack Valley Regional High Sch.
were
awarded to a syndicate of Kansas City, Kean, Taylor &
Dist. (P. O. Hillsdale), N. J.
headed by J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., Co., J. A. Hogle & Co., Goodbody
Douglas County School District
Bond Sale—The $540,000 school
&
No. 66 (P. O. Omaha), Neb.
Co., Hendrix & Mayes, Inc.,
at a price of par, a net interest
bonds offered on Nov. 2—v. 192,
Raffensperger, Hughes 8c Co., Inc.,
cost of about 4.35%, as follows:
Bond Offering-—Margre H. Dur¬
p. 1658—were awarded to a group
Allan Blair & Co., First National
ham, Secretary of the Board of composed of B. J. Van Ingen &
$300,000 as 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
Bank, of Jackson, McCormick & Education,
will
receive
sealed
1963 to 1968 inclusive.
Co., the National State Bank, of
Co., Field, Richards & Co., Van bids'until 4 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 16
135,000 as 4.10s. Due on Jan. 1
Newark, and Roosevelt & Cross, as
Alstyne, Noel & Co., Federation" for
the
purchase
of
$1,000,000
from 1969 to 1971 inclusive.
3%s, at a price of 100.033, a basis
Bank & Trust Co., of New York, school bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1961. of about 3.74%.
265,000 as 4.20s. Due on Jan. 1
H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc., Mid- Due on Jan. 1 from 1966 to 1988
from 1972 to 1977 inclusive.
South
Securities
Sea Bright, N. J.
Co^' Southern inclusive. Callable as of Jan. 1,
Other members of the syndi¬
Bond Co., Talmage & Co., Herman
Bond
Sale—The $100,000 gen¬
1967. Principal and interest pay¬
cate
were
as
follows: American
Bensdorf & Co., Howard C. Trayable
at
the
County Treasurer's eral 1960 bonds offered on Oct. 27
National Bank, of St. Paul; Alli¬
wick & Co., Inc., George K. Baum
—v. 192, p. 1539—were awarded to
office.
Legality
approved
by
son-Williams Co.; Juran & Moody,
& Co., Hugo Marx & Co., Clement
Wells,, Martin,
Lane,
Baird
8c Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter,
Inc.; Kalman & Co., Inc.; John A. Evans
&
as 3V2S, at a price of 100.19, a basis
Co., Inc., Sweney Pederson, of Omaha.
Nuveen & Co.; Piper, Jaffray &
of about 3.46%.
Cartwright
&
Co.,
McDonaldMidland College of the United
Hopwood; E. J. Prescott & Co.; Moore &
Co., and McDougal &
Trenton, N. J.
Caldwell, Phillips Co., and MannLutheran Church in America,
Condon, Inc.
BondSale
The $10,875,000
Board of Trustees (P. O.
heimer-Egan, Inc.
Tylertown, Miss.
various bonds offered on Nov. 3—
Fremont), Neb.
St. Paul Port Authority, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $120,000 indus¬
v. 192, p. 1658—were awarded to a
Bond Sale—The $450,000 dormi¬
Bond Offering—Lyle E. Kinvig, trial plant bonds offered on Nov.
syndicate headed by the Bankers
General
Manager,
will
receive 1—v. 192, p. 1657—were awarded tory and dining hall 1959 revenue Trust
Co.,
Lehman
Brothers,
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST)
to
the
First
National
Bank
of bonds offered on Oct. 26—v. 192, Chemical Bank New York Trust
on
Nov.
15 for the purchase ol
p.
1538 — were awarded to the
Memphis.
Co., Morgan Guaranty Co., and
Federal Housing and
Home Fi¬
$950,000
port
facility
revenue
Blyth & Co., all of New York, and
Washington County Supervisors
nance Agency, as 3s and 27/8s, at a
bonds. Dated
Dec.
1, 1960. Due
the National State Bank, of Ne¬
District No. 3 (P. O. Greenville),
on
price of par.
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1990 in¬
wark, taking, $10,824,000, as 3.10s,
Mississippi
clusive. Callable as of Dec. 1, 1965
at a price of 100.4742, a basis of
new jersey
Bond Sale—The $2,500,000
in¬
Principal and interest payable at
about 3.05%.
dustrial bonds offered on Oct. 28
any bank or trust company desig¬
Bayonne, N. J.
Other members of the syndicate
—v.
nated
192, p. 1657—were awarded
by the successful bidder.
Bond
Sale—The $100,000 gen-, were as follows: Stone & Webster
to Leland Speed Co., and Associ¬
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
eral
improvement bonds offered Securities Corp., Equitable Securi¬
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬ ates.
on
Nov. 2—v. 192, p. 1658—were ties Corporation, Kean, Taylor &
horst, of Minneapolis.
Wayne County, County Sch. Dist. awarded to John J. Ryan & Co., as Co., Mercantile Trust Company, of
—
metropolitan sports area bonds of¬
fered on Nov. 3—v. 192, p. 1757—
fered
—
—
Bradford & Co.,
Co., Coffin &
Coahoma County, County School
Burr, Bramhill, Falion & Co., Inc.
bonds offered on Nov. 7—v. 192,
Freehold Township (P. O.
District (P. O. Clarksdale),
Hayden, Stone & Co., Roosevelt
p. 1657—were awarded to a group
Freehold), N. J.
& Cross, Bacon, Whipple & Co.,
Mississippi
composed of The Equitable Se¬
Bond Sale
The $85,000 street Industrial
Bond
Sale
The
National
Bank,
of
$1,200,000 curities Corp., Harrington & Co.,
improvement
bonds
offered on Providence,
school bonds offered on Nov.
/
Hannahs,. Ballin
&
Inc., and Deposit Guaranty Bank Oct. 26
v. 192, p. 1538 — were
—v.
Lee, James A. Andrews & Co.,
192, p. 1657—were av/arded & Trust Co., of Jackson, at a
awarded to Boland, Saffin, Gordon
to a group composed of The De¬
Inc., Rand & Co., Mackey, Dunn &
price of par, a net interest cost &
Sautter, as 2.70s, at a price of Co., Inc., A. M. Kidder & Co.
posit Guaranty Bank & Trust Co., of about
3.89%, as follows:
par.
of Jackson,
Fitzpatrick,
Sullivan
&
Co.,
Equitable Securities
$185,000 as 3%s. Due on April 1
Moyer,
Fricke
&
Corp., and Harrington & Co., Inc.
Mannington Township School Dis¬ Woodcock,
j
from 1961 to 1974 inclusive.
French, Inc., Rambo, Close and
trict (P. O. Mannington), N. J.
Crystal Springs, Miss.
115,000 as 4s. Due on April 1
Bond Sale—The $70,000 school Kerner, Inc., F. R. Cole & Co., Van
from 1975 to 1980 inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of $450,000
Deventer Brothers,
Inc., Robert
building bonds offered on Oct. 27
waterworks and water supply sys¬
Garrett & Sons, Schaffer, Necker
missouri
—v.
192, p. 1539—were awarded
tem revenue bonds offered on Oct.
& Co., Rippel & Co., and W. H.
to
The
Bond
&
Co., at a price of 100.061, a net
interest cost of about 4.23%, as
follows:
3.15s, at a price of 100.033, a basis
Waynesboro), Miss.
(P. O.
mississippi
.
''
1
inclusive.
N. J.
$134,000 bonds
offered on Nov. 3—v. 192, p. 1758
—were awarded to J. B. Hanauer
Milltown,
Sale—The
Bond
—
Due on Sept. 1
3M>s.
as
Sept.
on
from 1965 to 1974 inclusive.
»
ht*
.
Independent School
Nov.
on
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Interest M-S.
Legality
approved
by
Stinson,
Mag, Thompson, McEvers & Fiz-
1966.
1,600,000
Webster
1657—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate
composed of
the First of
Michigan Corporation, Merrill
h
as 6s. Due
1961 to 1965
100,000 as 4M>s. Due
District No. 831, Minn.
Mich.
p.
■
Forest Lake
a
3.34%,
follows:
Other members of the
F.
District,
School
Ml
1
100.07299,
about
&
Clair
St.
..fc
of
of
cost
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Co., Kenower,
Trust Co., of New York, Harri¬
Co., Commerce Trust be received until 8 p.m. (CST) man Ripley & Co., Inc., Phelps,
Co., of Kansas City, Goodbody & on Nov. 29 for the purchase of Fenn & Co., Goldman Sachs &
Co., Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc., $420,000 school building bonds. •; Co., Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., Mc¬
Co., Harris Trust &
Milan Independent School District curities '&
Donald-Moore & Co., Shannon &
Savings Bank, of Chicago, Drexel
No. 128, Minn.
Co., William S. Morris & Co.,
& Co., Kidder, Peabody
Bond Sale—An issue of $80,000
& Co.,
Charles A. Parcells & Co., Martin
school building bonds offered on Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, White,
& Co., and Nongard, Showers &
Nov. 7 was sold to The Allison- Weld & Co., John Nuveen & Co.,
Murray, Inc.
Hornblower
& Weeks,
Stone 8c
Williams Co.
'
;
,»»
|M.
|i;
price
a
from
basis of about 2.99%.
a
at
interest
$1,050,000
Bond Sale—The $120,000
S.
Mac-
Inc.,
&
Smithers
Arthur
-1'
Bosworth, &
Lynch, Pierce,
Merrill
Inc.,
'
h»
as
Braun,
Inc.,
Co.,
I
i
net
-
^ i
M
York,
drain¬
age bonds offered on Nov. 1—v
192, p. 1245—were awarded to Tne
terest cost of about 4.06%.
American National Bank, of St.
Other members of the syndicate
Paul, as 3s, at a price of 100.013,
\"yi
"I.
M
ap¬
Michigan
Sale
headed
i
Legality
bidder.
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
$2,975,000 Marquart & Windhorst, of Min¬
school building and site bonds of¬ neapolis.
fered on Oct. 27—v. 192, p. 1538
Clay County (P. O. Moorhead),
—were
awarded to a syndicate
Minnesota
■
Bond
I)
designated by the
company
successful
Saginaw),
School District (P. O.
J
v»
trust
Saginaw Township Community
<
Sale—The $300,000
school
St.
of about 3.14%.
Barr
Louis, J.
C.
Brothers
&
—
—
—
Due on Feb.
1979 inclusive.
$2,700,000 as 414s.
1963 to
from
300,000
as
Due
33As.
1980
from
of
members
Other
cate were
as
on
1982
to
Feb.
1
1
inclusive.
the
syndi¬
follows: Lee Higgin-
Bache & Co.; Julien
Co.; Rand & Co.; R. D.
Co.;
Kenower,
MacArthur & Co.; Herbert J. Sims &
Co.; Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.;
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Rauscher,
Pierce & Co.; Wm. J. Mericka &
Co.;
Frantz Hutchinson & Co.,
and Seasongood & Mayer.
son
Corp.;
Collins &
White
&
Falls
Cannon
District
Bond
ble,
t
b
(CST)
hi
chase
^
K
ii|
f-5
H
252,
on
of
—
District
sealed
Minn.
Willard
Clerk,
Dib¬
will
until
bids
Nov.
School
was
sold
to
Harrington & Co.,
Bond Sale—The
$125,000 county
building bonds offered on
Nov. 7
v.
192, p. 1757 — were
awarded to The Equitable Securi¬
ties Corp.
office
re¬
Mississippi (State of)
2
p.m.
22 for the
pur¬
Bond
obliga-
general
$790,000
general
Sale
—
The
obligation
E bonds offered
•1963 to 1990 inclusive. Callable
dicate headed by the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank,. Blyth, & Co., Inc.,
of Feb.
terest
as
1, 1976. Principal and in¬
payable at any bank or
p.
on
1757—were awarded to
and Lehman
from
$12,000,000
school, series
Nov. 9—v. 192,
tion school building bonds. Dated
Nov. I, 1960. Due on Feb. 1 from
a
40,000
1961
as
bonds
&
Newbold's Son & Co.
a
to
1968 inclusive.
Due
3s.
$265,000
was
on
March
on
1,
1969 and 1970.
75,000 as 3V4S.
syn¬
Brothers, all of New
Bank
Co., of Salem, as 3.45s, at
price of par.
Wayne Township School District
(P. O. Wayne), N. J.
sold to Medford Township School District
Bond Sale—The $317,000 school
a group composed of The Mercan¬
(P. O. Medford), N. J.
bonds offered on Nov. 1—v. 192,
tile Trust Company, of St. Louis,
Bond
Offering
—
Donald
J.
p. 1658—were awarded to a group
A. G. Edwards & Sons, and Lucas, Yeager,
Secretary of the Board
Eisen & Waeckerle, at a price of of Education, will receive sealed composed of B. J. Van Ingen &
100.054,
a
net interest cost
of bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 22 Co., Fidelity Union Trust Co., of
Newark, and Newburger, Loeb &
about 3.25%, as follows:
for the purchase of $570,000 schoox
Co., as 3.95s, at a price of 100.065,
bonds. Dated June
1, 1960. Due
$85,000 as 3V4S. Due on March 1
a basis of about 3.94%.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school building
Prentiss), Miss.
National
Trust
Missouri
Jefferson-Davis County (P. O.
City
Lebannon Public Sch. Dist. No. 42,
Inc.
—
No.
Offering
Jr.,
ceive
Independent
31
-
from
1971
to
Due on March 1
1973 inclusive.
as 3%s. Due on
1974 and 19751
65,000
June
clusive;
1
from
1961
Principal
to
and
1984
in¬
.interest
(J-D) payable at the Burlington
County National Bank, in Med¬
ford.
Legality approved by Haw¬
March 1, kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York
City.
new Mexico;
Artesia, N. Mex.
/
Bond
eral
Sale —The $300,000
gen¬
obligation" hospital bonds of¬
on Nov. 2—v. 192, p. 1758—»
fered
Volume
192
Number 6003
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,.
(1963)
awarded
were
to
a
com¬
group
Orangetown
tral
posed of The Commerce Trust Co.,
cf
Kansas
City, Boettcher & Co.,
and Zahner & Co., at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
3.54%, as follows:
$130,000
3%s.
as
from
Due
1
Dec.
on
1961 to 1968 inclusive.
'
20,000
3V4S.
as
Due
Dec.
on
1,
1969
3V2S.
as
from
50,000
1970
Due
to
3%s.
as
1974. and
Bethlehem
inclusive.
1973
Dec.
on
1975.
and
1
Dec.
on
Due
NEW
1,
!
YORK
New Scotland Cen¬
tral School District No. 6
Delaware
700
(P. O.
Ave., Delmar),
New York
Bond
Sale
The
$3,075,000
school building bonds offered on
Nov.
7
v.
192, p. 1758 —were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Halsey, ' Stuart & Co., Inc., as
3.40s, at a price of 100.0899, a
—
—
of
about
Other
cate
were
bons
3.39%.
members
the
of
syndi¬
follows: Geo. B. Gib¬
as
&
Co., B. J. Van Ingen &
Haupt & Co., Francis I.
Co., Adams, McEntee
& Co., Inc., and Tilney & Co.
Co.,
Ira
duPont
&
$1,400,000
130,000
District
No.
15
31/4S. Due
as
from
300,000
School
Bond
May
on
1,
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Lee
Higginson Curp> Bache & Co.,
Goodbody & Co.; E. F. Hutton &
Co.; John Small & Co., Inc., and
Penington, Colket & Co.
1973 to
May 1, 1987.
on
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: First Securities
1
1961
to
1965 inclusive.
as
261,000
(P. O. Ran¬
3%s.
from
Due
1
1966 to 1975 inclusive.
somville), N. Y.
Offering—Daniel
3.21%.
terest
The
—
school-1960 bonds offered
2—v.
192,
Other
cate
Nov.
on
p.
members
were
bons
Bond
$1,895,000
the
of
syndi¬
follows: Geo. B. Gio-
as
&
Co., Inc.; First of Michi¬
Corporation;
Roosevelt
&
gan
Cross; Chas. E. Weigold
Inc.; Francis I. du Pont
and
Co.,
Co.,
&
&
(M-S)
Marine
New
Trust
approved
Heckler
York
New
_
Nov.
7
awarded
192,
v.
—
the
to
Home
and
3V8S at
—
were
Federal
,
.
Bond
bonds
offered
Sale
1658—were
27—v.
awarded
Nov.
on
2—v.
192,
awarded, to
Co.,
The
a
of
100.22,
price
about
,
Inc.,
as
basis
a
of
3.27%.
par..
Qf
Offering
Clerk,
^®xsealejJT
(EST) on Nov.
16
will
the
Oct.
and
1, 1960. Due
pur-
1978
Oct. 1
on
Sale
inclusive. Prin-
and interest
(A7C) payable
National Bank, in Schuyler-
West
interest
school 1960 bonds offered
2—v.
to
a
on
&
price of
3.51%.
members
were
the
of
syndi¬
follows:
as
Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.;
Geo.
Gibbons
B.
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Roosevelt 8c Cross; Chas. E. Wei¬
gold & Co., Inc.; First of Michigan
Corporation; Coffin & Burr;, B. J.
Van
Ingen & Co.; J. C. Bradford
& Co.; W. H, Morton &
Co., Inc.,
and Talmage & Co.
Fire
Offering
Swarthout,
will
2
(EST)
purchase
sealed
on
Nov.
bids
Nov.
15
until
clusive.
from
1961
to
1960
Trust
Co.,
in
Hanimondsport. Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
&
Moravia, N. Y.
street
gation
was
Sale—An issue
of $51,500
improvement general obli¬
bonds
sold
3.30s, at
offered
to Roosevelt
a
Oct.
on
&
Cross,
price of 100,07,
of about 3.28%.
a
until
22
10:30
a.m.
the
ta
sewer
Due
payable
Dec.
from
x
(J-D)
I,
1962
Principal
payable at
and
The
Hanover Bank, in New York City.
Legality*approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
York City.
of
N
C
nn
B°nd Sal®~£he
,
J*261'"00 water
?nd sewer bonds offered on Nov.
} Jf, ^ ' P- £
were awarded
\° The Vance Securities Corp., and
......
...
,
.
.
.
"*
NORTH CAROLINA
Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 15
for
the
purchase
1976 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(M-N) payable
Bank, in New
York City. Legality
approved by
at
The
Hanover
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly
Mitchell, of New York City.
Mecklenburg County (P. O.
Charlotte)i N. C.
.Bond
school
as
fered
were
to
12,000
"
City), Okla.
The
$1,170,000
building bonds offered on
—v.
192, p. 1866 —were
to
—
a
group
composed
of
J.
Edwards, Inc., Liberty Na¬
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
of
Oklahoma
City,
and
Evan
L„
tional
Davis
& Co.
Sapulpa, Okla.
Offering—John S. Egan.
Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
City,
bids
until
Nov.
14
7:30
for
(CST)
oh
purchase
of
p.m.
the
$395,000 bonds. Due from
1962
to
:
inclusive.
<
on
3%s.
as
Due
Due
on
June
June
60,000
1977
33,000
4s. Due
as
to
as
from
&
;
a
syndicate
Phelps, Fenn & Co., at
offered
Nov.
on
1981
2V2S.
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
1
1982 to 1984 inclusive.
obligation
on
First
Oct. 31
school
sold
was
National
Bank
of
Oregon, in Portland.
1
Madras, Ore.
Bond Sale—The $14,000
&
city im¬
bonds offered
provement
Nov.
on
PENNSYLVANIA
3.28%.
-4
Blakely School District, Pa.'
Oberlin, Ohio
Bond
Sale—The
$30,500 special
street
improvement
assessment
limited tax bonds offered
192,
Fahey,
a
price
about
on
Nov.
1758—were awarded
p.
at
•
'
Bond Offering—Richard
Hall/Secretary of the Board of School
Directors, will receive sealed bids
:
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 18 for
the purchase of $14,000 general 1
Clark & Co., as SV^s,
obligation
school
of 100.08, a basis of bonds.
Dated Dec.
2.99%.
limited
tax
1, 1960. Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the First National Bank, in Peckassessment
limited
tax ville.
Legality
approved
b/
bonds offered on Oct. 24—v. 192, Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
p. 1447 — were awarded to The Philadelphia.
Obetz, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$123,000 water¬
works
Ohio
Company, as 4s, at a price
100.57, a basis of about 3.93%.
of
Bond
Offering
Charles
F.
Krouskop, Village Clerk, will
re¬
ceive
sealed
(EST)
bids
Nov.
on
—
until
8
p.m.
the
for
21
pur¬
chase
of $17,000 fire department
equipment bonds. Dated Nov. 15,
1960.
to
Due
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1965
from
15
Interest
1961
M-N.
Sale—An
to
a
issue of
$88,452
series 1960
improvement,
Nov. 3
on
McDonald
was
sold
on
Sept.
from
I
15,
Due
1960.
1961
to
1970
on
inclu-
sivek Interest J-D.
Legality
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
ap-
&
Youngstown City School District,
Ohio
Bond
v
Sale —The
offered
$1,960,000
on
Nov.
2—
192, p. 1659—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Chemi¬
Bank New York Trust
New
offered
York,
a
as
3V2S, at
basis
of
a
about
3.40%.
31—v.
to
192,
The
as
3s.
George F. Geisinger Memorial
Hospital (P. O. Danville), Pa.
Bond Sale
The $165,000 stu¬
dent nurses dormitory 1959 reve¬
•*»
—
nue
bonds
192,
the
Finance
of
offered
on
Nov.
9—•
1759—were awarded to
Federal Housing and Home
p.
Agency,
3s, at
as
a
price
par.
Jeannette, Pa.
Bond
Sale —The
Oct.
26
$100,000
bonds
offered
city
on
192, p. 1659 — were
awarded to Arthurs, Lestrange &
Co., as 3.V4S, at a price of 100.35,
a
—
v.
basis of about 3.18%.
....
Olyphant School District, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $18,000 refund¬
ing bonds offered on Nov. 7—
v. 192, p.
1759—were awarded to
Fox, Reusch & Co., as 6s.
Ridgway, Pa.
Sale—An issue
Bond
Co., of
general
price of
Other members of the syndicate
Oct.
awarded
Clearing House Association,
improvement
proved
cal
—
1759—were
p.
Co., as 3V2S, at
price of 100.599, a basis of about
Dated
v.
bonds
&
3.38%.
Dec.
Sale
The $200,000 city
general
obligation
v.
Tallmadge, Ohio
Bond
DuBois, Pa.
Bond
improvement
Russells Point, Ohio
101.0099,
OHIO
The
to
Co., J. C. Bradford & Co.,
7—v. 192, p. 1759—were awarded
Robert L. Connors & Co.,
Paine,
to
The
United
States
National
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and
Saunders, Stiver & Co., as 3^s, at Bank, of Portland.
a price of
101.9199, a basis of about
a
June
general
bonds offered
1659—were awarded
p.
*
—
group composed of John Nu-
school bonds
from 1972 to 1976 inclusive.
on
obligation
Oct.
28
was
of
bonds
sold
to
$45,000
offered
Arthurs,
Lestrange & Co., and Reed, Lear
& Co., jointly, as 3%s, at a price
of 100.358, a basis of about 3.55%.
Company, of St. Louis, Merrill
$1,500,000 school
Dated Nov.
15, 1960. Due on
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
improvement bonds offered on Inc., W. E. Hutton &
Nov. 15 from 1962 to 1970 inclu¬
Co., W. H.
sive.
Nov.} ~ v* 192, p. 1539
Morton & Co., C. F. Childs & Co.,
Legality approved by Paul
,1° ^ syndicate headed by Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, B. Greiner, of Ridgway.
DonaId & Co., as 3 /2s, at a and Joseph, Mellon & Miller.
price of 100.47^ a basis of about
Uniontown, Pa.
Berea
City School District, Ohio
were
as
follows:
Mercantile Trust
Bond Sale—The
3.45%.
Breed
Bond
OKLAHOMA
Other members of the
syndicate
—
to
a
veen
1
Sale
The $5,000,000 were as follows: Commerce Trust
building, series A bonds of- Co., of Kansas 1 City, Goodbody &
Nov. 1—v. 192, p. 1658—
Co., Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.,
awarded
to
bonds
192,
—v.
1,
on
headed by
tax
County, County High Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Condon), Oregon
Bond Sale
An issue of $450,-
000
Montgomery County (P. O.
Dayton), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $1,243,500 lim¬
ited
A
Gilliam
price of 100.33,
a
1970 inclusive.
3V2S.
as
1971.
60,000
T
of
$500,000
building, series C bonds.
May 1, 1958. Due on May 1
from 1963 to
~
1962
Halifax County (P. O. Halifax),
North Carolina
E.
3%s, at
as
bonds offered
,
.
Offering—W.
Oct. 31—v. 192, p. 1659—
to J. A. White &
basis of about 3.68%.
water
Weldon
$52,000 judgment bonds.
(J-D)
Dated
June
inclusive.
1975
pur-
for
bonds.
on
Liberty Bank, of Buffalo.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
v,
®
Washburn & MacCarthy, of New pJlc?
aneJ
erest cost
of about 3.91%, as follows:
YorkCity.
of about 3.91%, as follows:
$96,000 as 6s. Due on June 1 from
3i
basis
bids
Nov.
the
at
school
Lincoln
5,
York
cipal and interest
Dated
interest
No.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
from 1961 to 1969 inclusive. Prin-
in¬
Rochester
Bond
on
of
Due
1978
Principal
and
payable
at
the
(M-N)
the
for
of
1
I.
Treasurer,
$167,000 water
Dated Nov. 1, 1960.
bends.
oh
Village
receive
p.m.
sealed
(EST)
Bond
Laurel
—
District
Offering—Ralph L. Dietz,
District Treasurer, will re-
ceive
Hammond sport, N. Y.
Bond
Schuylerville.
Bond
chase
Other
cate
Co. Inc., as 3.60s, at a
100.899, a basis of about
of
Fire
New
Nov.
192, p. 1758—were awarded
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart
Seneca
Nov. 1
on
Commission, will receive
seaie(j ^ds at his office in Raleigh,
untn
n
a m
(CST) on Nov
15
for the purchase of $80,000 sani196Q
Ostrander,
Co.,
a
ernment
ville^ Legality approved by John
L.
$3,600,00.0
Association
awarded
to
$70,000 water
Stanford, N. C.
a^
Sale —The
The
Bond Offering - W. E. Eastering^ Secretary of the Local Gov-
No. 8 (P. O. 33 West Hillside Ave.,
Bond
—
192, p. 1758-—were awarded to
Greenburgh Union Free Sch. Dist.
Greenburgh, White Plains), N. Y.
City>
bonds offered
sewer
re-
$27,000 water 1960 bonds.
Dated
york
T.hf First National Bank, of Reids-
I1 a-m-
for
New
ville, as 23/4s, at a price of 100.01,
A. a kasis of about 2.74%.
Lillian
—
Village
on
New
Reidsville, N. C.
Bond
—v>
Victory (P. O. Victory Mills),
cipa
price of
Hospital
were
7—v.
3.30s,
at
Carthy>
Chas.
&
192,
to
R.
Jewish
7
Sale
awarded
of about 2.93%.
v
m
1758—were
from 1961 to
a
.yrn?e at, Tbp„JEJanqyer Bank, in
\
Weigold
ectady,
3s, at
A
E.
Mohawk National Bank, in Schen¬
as
' ■
t
p.
Hughes,
fire
$45,000
Oct.
on
school building, series A bonds.
of D#te$ Dec. 1, 1960. Due on June 1
7 'from 1962 to 1988 inclusive. Prin'
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
York City. Legality approved by
ThA^?9^nnn%!^hnni
Hoyt, Washburn & McThe $323,000 school Reed>
offered
Bond
bonds
/?
\>.V
x
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Nov. 22
for
the
purchase
of
$1,750,000
Vandewater,
Galloway,
New York
(P. O. Scotia), N. Y.
Sale —The
Western
City.
D
par.
Glenville Fire District No. 3
Bond
of
by
&
J V' f.arril}?to?'
w*I"?p n"n
Housing
Agency, as
Finance
price of
a
1758
p.
The
at
York, in Niagara Falls. Le-
*
Elmira), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $630,000 dormi¬
tory revenue bonds offered on
Co.
Sykes,
Auchincloss, Parker •& Red-
p.
payable
gality
path.
Elmira College of New York (P. O.
as
fered
Nov.
on
1758—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart &
Co. Inc., as 3V4S, at a
price of 100.299, a basis of about
Sale
school
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Nov.
3s, at a price of 100.374, a basis
Medina
399,000 as 4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Wilson,
1976 to 1985 inclusive.
Town
Supervisor,
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Randolph County (P. O.
Nov. 16 for the purchase of $25,Asheboro), N. C.
000 water bonds.; Dated Sept. 1,
Bond Offering — W. E. Easter1960. Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 to ling, Secretary of the Local Gov1970 inclusive. Principal and in- ernment Commission, will receive
Bond
|
■
Porter, Ransomville Water District
Cortlandt Central School District
(P.O. Montrose), N. Y.
Oklahoma
Bond
1978
and Newburger, Loeb & Co.
awarded
& Co.
Oklahoma County Independent
School District No. 1
(P. O,
tax bonds offered on Oct.
28—v. 192, p. 1659—were awarded
to
1986 inclusive.
Is. Due
as
May 1
on
1759—were
p.
County Sewer Dist. No. 4
Seminole County Independent Sch.
Raleigh-Durham Airport Authority
(P. O. Medina), Ohio
District No. 4 (P. O.
(P q Raieigh), N. C.
'
;
Bond Sale—The $135,000 special
Konawa),
Bond Sale—The $750,000 airport assessment
Oklahoma
->
improvement limited
revenue bonds
offered on Nov. 1 tax bonds offered on Nov.
Bond Offering—O. T.
3—v.
Damron,
Port Chester, N. Y.
—v. 192, p. 1658—were awarded to 192, p. 1659—were awarded to The Clerk of the Board of Education,
will
Bond Sale—The $192,000 pub- a group composed of B. J. Van Ohio
receive
sealed
bids
until
Company, as 3V4S, at a price
7 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 15 for the
lie improvement bonds offered on Ingen & Co., Goodbody & Co., and of 101.09, a basis of about
3.10%.
Nov. 3 —v.
purchase of $18,000 school trans¬
192, p. 1758 —were J. C. Bradford & Co., at a price of
Milford Center (P. O. Milford),
awarded to The County Trust Co., 100.05, a net interest cost of about
portation bonds. Due from 1962
Ohio
to 1965 inclusive.
of White Plains, as 3s, at a price 3.98%, as follows:
Bond Sale—The $10,000 general
of 100.20, a basis of about 2.96%.
$90,000 as 6s. Due on Nov. 1 from
obligation improvement bonds of¬
OREGON
Extension No.
No. 3
assessment
$2,010,000
&
192,
Milburn, Cochran
$40,300 special
improvement No. 672
Corp., Reynolds & Co., Francis I. Cincinnati (P. O. Cincinnati
28),
duPont 8c Co., Ira Haupt & Co.,
Ohio
school bonds offered on Nov. 3— Laidlaw & Co., Dominick & DorrxBond Sale—-The $500,000 student
v.
192, p. 1758—were awarded to inick, Eldredge & Co., Inc., Baker, nurses dormitory
revenue, series
a
syndicate headed by C. J. De- Watts
&
Co.,
Raffensperger, 1960 bonds offered on Nov. 1—v.
vine & Co., as 3%s, at a price of Hughes & Co., Inc., Mason-Hagan,
192, p. 1539—were awarded to the
1C0.389, a basis of about 3.71%. Inc., Anderson & Strudwick, Federal Housing and Home Fi¬
Other
members
of the
syndi- Peoples National Bank, of Char- nance Agency, as 2%s, at a price
cate were as follows: John Nu- lottesville,
J. C. Wheat & Co., of par.
'
•
Sale—The
to
Sale—The
(P. O. Jericho), N. Y.
Bond
—v.
Ohio
1
inclusive.
Due
County Sewer District,
5 (P. O.
Columbus),
No.
limited
3,170,000
,
Franklin
Franklin
May
on
1971
5V2S.
as
follows:
as
Due
1962 to
interest
net
a
1972.
3.67%.
Free
6s.
as
from
school, series 3 bonds offered on
Oct. 27 was sold to Adams, Mc¬
Entee & Co., Inc., as 3.70s, at a
price of 100.27, a basis of about
Union
price of 100.041,
3.33%,
a
cost of about
1
(P. O. Orangeburg), N. Y.
Bond Sale—An issue of $157,500
veen
basis
Cen-
No.
Oyster Bay and North Hempstead
100,000
•<
Clarkstown
and
School District
55
&
Harrison, and Saunders,
Stiver & Co.
eral
Carter
County Independent School
District No.
19
(P. O. Ardmore),
Oklahoma
1
—
awarded
v.
to
192, p., 1659 — were
The Fayette National
Bank & Trust
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
building bonds offered
Nov.
Sale—The
$100,000 gen- ^
obligation bonds offered on
on
Nov. 2
as
3%s,
at
a
Co., of Uniontown,
price of 100.58, a
basis of about 3.82%.
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1964)
.
.
Monday, November 14, 1960
.
v
Puerto
Aqueduct and Sewer
Authority, Puerto Rico
Increased
this
Down
of
Director
through
For the first three months of this
amounted
to
compared with $2,354,484 in the
corresponding quarter last year.
the
For
1960 total
ity
The
in
the
30,
Sept.
ended
of the Author¬
$10,054,322
to
rose
023,453
inonth
year
revenues
from $9,-
comparable
12-
Government
50,347,42,414,571
to
for the year ended
pounds
able
an increase of 18.70%.
Government Development
in
1,273,290
Development
compared with
the
corresponding
serviced,
sengers
Marlboro
(P. O. Bennettsville), S. C.
Bond
Offering — Neville Ben¬
7—v.
(EST) on Nov. 15
of $140,000 school
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
Due
to
Dec.
on
1962 to
from
1
How Valid Is Yield
1978
.
SOUTH
as an
Offering
the
for
21
1960. Due
in a de¬
clining market to the yield of 25"".
the effects of margin requirements
stocks selected at random from the
Bogen and Dr. Herman E. Krooss,
Big Board? "Yields—The Market
and the Future" will give you a new
professors at the Graduate School of
~
the stock market.
Administration
Business
York
insight into the merits of yield as a
By Dr. Jules I.
;
alerted to in the housewares business?
i
growing
industry by Donald E. Noble, President, Rubbermaid, Incorporated, is
first 9 months of 1960
listed
;
■
,
change set
a new
consecutive year.
peak for the 18th
You'll find the
vember issue of the exchange Mag¬
azine. You'll
see
which of the 25 in¬
"Housewares—Retailing's Liveliest
showed the greatest percentage
.
reading.
groups
made the largest
What
percentage increases.
with that
What chain reaction caused 9 stocks
paid by
on
exchange
Vital Information You Can't
gold price
•
192,
1539—were
p.
Herman
to
Bensdorf
&
offered
bonds
on
Nov.
4—v.
Roane
offered
bonds
on
Oct.
27—v.
1447—were awarded to
p.
192,
a group
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
C.
Little
H.
&
Co., and Davidson
Co., as 4.15s, at a price of
100.004, a basis of about 4.24%.
get this magazine by sub¬
ing
;
bonds,
newsstands. If you would like this
Nov.
power
be sold at
$50,000,000 offering to
competitive bidding on
15, has received the highest
a
sues
Real Story
You'll
especially want to read the
authors of a new
-
.Economic Role & Regulation." This
is a pioneering study of the history
1-year subscription coupon
r
A
subscription to the ex¬
Magazine would make an
send
us
your
gift—simply
gift list with names and
addresses plus
$1.50 for each 1-year
of the 12
major investment services.
Moody's Investors -Service rates
the
Aaa, describing them
"as
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quality" Standard & Poor's has
given the bonds their highest rat¬
ing, A1 plus, stating that they are
and functions of credit in the securi¬
subscription. Every
monthly issues of the exchange
porate" and
Magazine is packed with useful in¬
v.
varied
uses
of
secuHty loans*
one
the role of the Federal Reserve, the
vestment information.
in your owp and your
tions today?
"comparable
with
the
municipal
192, p. 1866.
'
Why not send
economic effects of security
gift subscrip¬
credit..
See what the authors think about
Brazoria
TB-20
Magazine, Dept. 7
11 Wall Street,
New York 5, N.Y.
Enclosed is $1.50
{check, cash,
Sale
order) for
31—v.
192,
.
-
150,000
2V2s. Due
as
Nov. 15,
of
3s.
192,
1540
p.
were
—
syndicate headed by
a
A. E. Ames &
Co., Ltd., at
price
a
Due
follows:
as
Nesbitt,
Thom¬
&
Co., Ltd., Gairdner & Co.,
Ltd.,
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
Banque
Canadienne
Nationale,
son
Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd., J. - T.
Gendron, Inc., Dominion Securi¬
ties Corp., Ltd., Banque Provin¬
cial du Canada, and
teau
3.10%,
Florido Mat-
& Fils.
.
La
follows:
,'
i-.-;
:
Tuque School Commission,
Quebec
$260,000
as
99,000
3V4S.
as
Dec.
on
1
to 1973 inclusive.
from 1961
Due
Bond Sale—The
1
p.
County, Bickleton School
No. 203 (P. O.
District
interest
cost
follows:
V
Goldendale), Wash.
Bond Sale
The $150,000 high
$63,000
—
Nov.
1
v.
—
192, p. 1660
Committee, at
were
—
price of par.
a
Sale—The
gen¬
refunding
bonds
Nov. 1—v. 192, p. 1352
obligation
eral
$125,000
offered
on
—were
awarded to
The National
Seattle*
Bank of Commerce,
5y2s.
1971
as
Oct. 1 from
Oct.
Due
on
1975
to
1
inclusive.
Montreal-West, Quebec
Bond
Renton, Wash.
Bond
as
on
5.79%,
inclusive.
1970
from
■
about
to
112,000
;
Finance
State
The
to
of
5s. Due
as
1961
building bonds offered on
awarded
Oct. 25—v.
on
Canadienne Nationale, and Veillet, Langlois & Coutemanche, Inc.,
jointly, at a price of 96.83, a net
WASHINGTON
school
$175,000 school
192,
1540—were awarded to Banque
offered
bonds
Dec.
on
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive.
Sale—The
improvement
Oct. 27
—
awarded
to
$135,500
bonds
town
offered
on
p. 1540 — were
Bank of Mon¬
192,
v.
The
treal, and Dawson, Hannaford &
Co., Ltd., jointly, as 5V2S, at, a
price of 99.32, a basis of about
on
Nov. 15
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
as
2.90s. Due
Repentigny School Commission,
Franklin School District No. 5
Quebec
(P. O. Milwaukee), Wis.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
general, obligation
offered
on
Oct. 27
was
bonds
sold to The
Newman Securities
Channer
Nov.
Dated
1960.
1,
sealed
on
bids
Nov.
16
until
for
11
the
Bond Sale—The
$225,000
bonds offered
p.
on
April 1 from 1961 to 1979 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
by Quarles,
Clemons, of Milwaukee.
approved
Legality
Menomonee
-
Butler,
Falls,
Lannon
Villages Joint School District No. 1
(P. O. Menomonee Falls),
Sale—The
Bond
a.m.
to
a
Northern
cago,
group
Trust
composed
Frantz
Hammill &
Chapman & Co.,
Hutchinson
&
Co.,
of
(CST)
purchase
or
Due on
and
as
3.40s.
Due
on
of
Canada
and
Quebec
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
price
$300,000 school
Oct. 25—v.
on
1540—were
p.
Credit
awarded
to
192,
The
du
of
5.53%.
Nord, Inc., as 5s, at a
97.45, a basis of about
■■;
Quebec
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered
p.
1540
—
on
were
$245,000 school
Oct.
25—v.
192,
awarded to The
Provincial Bank of Canada.
May
1
May 1
from 1970 to 1975 inclusive.
St.
a
from 1961 to 1969 inclusive.
235.000
Bank
Co.,
at
price of 100.036, a net interest cost
3.41%, as follows:
$290,000'as''3s. '
192,
The
v.
St. Bruno School Commission,
Co., of Chi¬
Shearson,
Farwell,
to
—
awarded
were
St. Augustin School Commission,
cor¬
porate purpose bonds offered on
Oct. 31
v. 192, p. 1660 — were
awarded
—
$245,000 school
Oct. 31
on
Associates.
Wis.
$725,000
1660
Provincial
Co.
Due
of about
Worth, Tex.'
Offering—L. P. Cooking-
Bond
.state.
5.59%.
WISCONSIN
The
ham, City Manager, will receive
city.
about
cost
—
on
*
cnowtt* WOUSTdVT
c*ym*no»
interest
Herriott &
on Nov. 15
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
address.
seciwrr. cmcorr
Texas
$300,000 road
Oct.
as 2.90s. Due
1961 and 1962.
Fort
tro'r of
The
on
$60,000
name.
th( mm.
192,
at the Marine National
Exchange Bank, in Milwaukee.
awarded to MoroBeissner & Co., at a price of
100.009, - a • net interest cost of
about 2.71%, as follows:
90,000
mcono wwe-momtm
—
offered
from
t^OU*tWAW5-«CW
3—v.
1540—were awarded to a group
composed of J. C. Wheat & Co.,
Mason-Hagen, Inc., and Wyllie &
Thornhill, at a price of 100.10, a
net
$710,500 city
offered on
bonds
Other members of the syndicate
Nov.
on
The
—
v.
of 95.26.
County (P. O. Hanover),
offered
—
awarded to
payable
ney,
money
Magazine to:
issues."—
1760—were
p.
subscription. Please send the next 12 issues of
the exchange
cor¬
County Road Dist. No. 6
Bond
bonds
the exchange
best
TEXAS
(P. O. Angleton),
each
1995 inclusive.
p.
bonds
ties market. Read about the many
and
\
two
below.
excellent Christmas
"Security Credit—Its
titled,
15
26
were
investment rating by the nation's
change
article written by
book
in the months ahead—just mail
the
of Security Credit
Due
May
Oct.
VIRGINIA
Hanover
Valley Authority, Tenn.
TVA's first issue of
—
scription only. It is not for sale on
J1
as 4.20s.
from 1993 to
Klickitat
Bonds Get Top Investment Rat¬
can
75,000
on
Sale
Bond
improvement
May 15
as 4.40s.
Due
from 1981 to 1992 inclusive,
84,000
192,
County, Tenn.
1
Kenogami, Quebec
on
Sale—The $450,000 school
Bond
1
as
6s.
Due on Nov.
from 1966 to 1975 inclusive.
were
—
as
5s.
Due on Nov.
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
118,000
as 4.10s.
Due on May 15
from 1973 to 1980 inclusive,
awarded to The
First National Bank, of Memphis.
1760
p.
as
$22,000
about
30,000
as
Fayetteville, Tenn.
Bond Sale—The $750,000 sewer
and
waterworks
improvement
net interest cost of about
follows:
a
6.36%,
as 4.70s. Due on May 15
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive,
Co.
November issue—and absorbing is¬
this day? The November
Magazine brings you the
facts.
28—:V.
awarded
bonds offered
revenue
sewer
Tennessee
Buy on Newsstands
You
96.78,
Bond Sale—The $359,000 school
water
—
Canada, and Credit Que¬
Inc., jointly, at a price of
bec,
to
100.017, a
4.28%,
of
of
cost
24
$23,000
bonds
Sale—The $500,000
Oct.
on
these stocks—
highs for
price
a
Legality
&
the New York Stock Exchange to
the year on
and
de¬
reports.
the most active issues the
sold
was
Oct.
ciale du
group
the Big Board
of all corporations issuing
companies listed
26
$140,000 town
bonds offered on
v. 192, p. 1540 — were
to The Banque Provin-
awarded
Virginia
cline. You'll want to compare the
percentage gain of dividends
"Gold Stocks Grab Headlines"
re¬
information-packed No¬
dustrial
Youngster" is exciting, informative
the
by companies
special feature in the November
issue of the exchange Magazine. *
new
bidder.
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
H'--
Bond
the New York Stock Ex¬
on
port in this
a
and which of them hit
successful
the
at
interest
Principal and
Brownsville, Tenn.
economy? What sig-
were
1963 to
in¬
terest (J-D) payable at any bank
or
trust " company designated by
Dividend Scoreboard
nificant trends should the investor be
soared? What
$55,000
1,
from
1
Sale—The
improvement
follows:
as
•
Cash dividend payments during
day after the London
Dartt,
Oct.
on
of- New
Aware of Housewares' Boom?
on
Dec.
on
Chibougamau, Quebec
Antonio
Dallas Rupe & Son, Inc., and Dal¬
las
Union
Securities
Co.,
Inc.,
TENNESSEE
University.
for judging investments.
be among
of
purchase
inclusive.
1978
on
T.
1866—were awarded
p.
San
offered
bonds. Dated Sept.
waterworks
192,
—
—
Nov.
on
Independent
School District (P. O. 2515 Navajo,
San Antonio), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $212,000
school house,
series 1960 bonds
net
L.
—
The $957,000 city
bonds offered on.
Oct. 31
v. 192, p.
1660 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
J. E. Laflamme, Ltd.
Bond Sale
improvement
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
jointly,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
Investment Factor?
What happened this year
DAKOTA
Wall, S. D.
Bond
1967.
Bond
Principal and interest
payable at the Hanover
Bank, in New York City. Legality
approved by Sinkler, Gibbs & Si¬
mons, of Charleston.
(J-D)
and
1960 bonds offered
South
inclusive.
A realistic forecast of this
1966
series
bids until noon
our
1976 to 1980 inclusive.
CANADA
County Road Dist. No. 1-A
(P. O. Littlefield), Tex.
Bond Sale—The $239,000 road,
for the purchase
reflected in
1, 1975. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Bank,
in
Fort
Lamb
Chairman of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
How is color in kitchenware being
Oct.
v
County School District
nett,
gauge
Due on May X
3.60s.
as
from
National
First
1959,
30,
of
as
and interest
Sept.
200,000
1990 inclusive. Call¬
1968 to
from
;
30, 1960, there were 1,438,740 pas¬
f
period the year before,<
of 12.99%. Cargo moved in
period amounted
pounds,
against
765
$2,250,000 airport revenue bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1
in¬
an
—
1, 1960,
$2,555,004
July
begun
year,
revenues
—
{■T: "
before,
year
£San
Authority.
the
Passenger traffic
International Airport at
1.88%
the
ONTARIO
Worth. Legality approved by McThe
Juan, Puerto Rico totaled Bank for Fuerto Rico is fiscai Call, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall &
Otonabee Township, Ont.
110,892 in September, 1960, com¬ agent for the Authority.
Horton, of Dallas.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $80,pared with 113,018 passengers in
Gonzales County Road District
SOUTH CAROLINA
000 township improvement bonds
September of last year, a decrease
No. 1-A (P. O. Gonzales), Tex.
offered on Oct. 18 was sold to
of
1.88%,
according
in
Rafael
Ellentown, S. C.
Bond Sale
The $60,000 un¬
Bankers
Bond
Durand Manzanal, Executive Di¬
Corp., Ltd., and
Bond Sale—The $72,000 water¬
limited tax
road
bonds
offered
Toronto-Dominion Bank, jointly,
rector
of
the
Authority. Cargo works
refunding
and
improve¬ on Nov. 1—v. 192, p. 1760—were
as
moved
5%s, at a price of 98.43. Due
through
the
airport
in ment
revenue, series B bonds of¬ awarded to Dittmar & Co., Inc.,
on Nov. 15 from
1961 to 1980 in¬
September
totaled
3,719,017 fered on Nov. 1—v. 192, p. 1659—
as
follows:
;v.-clusive. Interest M-N.
pounds,
against
4,121,833
in were awarded
to
the
Federal
$25,000 as -23/4s. Due on Dec. 1
September, 1959, a decrease of Housing
and
Home
Finance
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
QUEBEC
9.77%.
Agency, as 4%s, at a price of
35,000 as 2.60s. Due on Dec. 1,
For the 12 months ended Sept. par.
Charlesborg, Quebec
of
$891,065, compared with $756,162
in September of last year, accord¬
ing to Juan Labadie Eurite, Exe¬
fiscal
Cargo
and
Passenger
For the month of September, 1960
cutive
P. R.
Traffic
Puerto Rico Ports Authority,
Revenues—
the Authority reports revenues
period
crease
agent for the Authority.
Rico
Reports
fiscal
is
Rico
Puerto
for
Bank
PUERTO RICO
Laurent-de-Matapedia School
Commission, Quebec
Bond
Sale—The
bonds offered
on
$83,000
Nov.. 1
—
school
v.
192,
1660 -- were
awarded 1 "to
Jacques, Legare & Cie, as 5s and
5 Vzs, at a price of 97.53, a net in-*
p.
terest
cost
of about
6.00%.
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