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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED 1839
Reg. V. S. Pat, Office
Volume
192
6007
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, November 28, 1960
Price $1.25 a
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
A. J.
J.
A.
•
PUBLIC UTILITY
;
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
Industries, Inc.—Net, Sales Up—
the^ company leases
tools
Industries,
Inc., registered increases in both sales and earn¬
for the first six months of the company's current fiscal year
oyer last year's like period, President C. J. Ver Halen, Jr. announced
ings
Nov.
on
the
For
903,
16.
months
sales
amounted to
Sept.
1,
1960.
•
»
For
first
the
from
stated
Halen
Stock and Bond Quotations
half
of
fiscal
current
stockholders'
year,
the
11
cents
In
comparable
year-ago
the
share
a
based
to
1,975,941
on
period $197,000, or
capital surplus because
period
an
the
cents
10
company's
amount¬
tax
loss
Halen
Ver
Mr.
stated
A.
J.'s
that
the
30
forth
carry¬
recent
long-range
National
Adirondack Industries, Inc.—Common Stock
Dolgeville, N. Y., manufacturer of baseball bats and
bowling pins, offered on Nov. 23,120,000 shares of $1 par
value common stock through an underwriting group
headed by Shearson, Hammill & Co. The offering price
is $10 per share. Fifty thousand shares are being sold
by the company and 70,000 shares are being sold by the
estate of Edwin D. McLaughlin, founder of the business.
This is the first public offering of the company's shares.
BUSINESS—The
facturer
the
U.
used
the
of
S.,
by
Babe
a
company
has been for
wide variety of baseball and
and
years
major
a
and the Orient.
'
,
•>
..
by
general
PROCEEDS—Net
solid
manufactures
Wood
proceeds from the sale of the shares by the com¬
general corporate purposes due to the increased
and will be used to finance accounts receivable
pany are required for
needs
and
of
the
business
the National Athletic Goods
Manufacturing Association and a former pitcher for the New York
Giants, has been an executive of the company since he retired from
Harold
H.
organized baseball in
of
President
Schumacher,
bank
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
Common stock
*
loans__
PRESENT
FINANCING
250,060 shs.
t500,000 shs.
($1 par)—
Subsequent short
*
term borrowings from the
of
credit,
may
be
to
available
tIncludes
pany's
20,000
lines
shares
UNDERWRITERS—The
total
their
required
for
reserved for issuance pursuant to the com¬
Plan.
Stock Option
Restricted
named below have severally
and from the selling stockholder
stock set forth below opposite
underwriters
agreed to purchase from the company
the
number
of
shares
of
respective names:
•
Gunn,
Inc.
Cary
&
Roulston,
Henry, Franc & Co.——
Kohlmeyer & Co._
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.— (6,000
Jones, Kreeger & Co._
6,000
Sutro & Co.—
;
6,000
C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc.-.Heller & Meyer—-____
'
—
—
A.
W.
Alstyne; Noel & Co.—
6,000
Edwards & Sons——
4,500
4,500
G.
D.
—V.
&
Gradison
192,
p.
&
Co.—
/(
—
4>®x°
4,500
4,500
French Inc.—4,500
Mohawk Valley Investing
Co., Inc.__.r_———
David A. Noyes & Co.—
3,000
3,000
.
3,000
3,000
1605.
-
18
$500,000
200,000
*
,
150,000
150,000
Co.
the
company's
common
stock,—V.
192,
p,
1089.
Corp., below.—V. 192,
p.
2013.
Inc.—Sales, Net Up—
Inc., during the first nine months of 1960
growth in sales, earnings, refinement of operations and
of new products, President Phillip W. Zonne announced
in
the
interim
an
nine
months
report
to shareholders.
ended
operating profit amounted to $381,688
the
first: nine
Based
period
with
on
in
40
in
46
shares,
outstanding
stock
to
months of
compared
with $353,084
1959.
1,011,041 shares, the average number outstanding for the
1960, earnings per share were 38-cents.
This compares
cents
874,272
ehare
per
the
for
the
last year's like ' period based on
then outstanding.
The increase
average .number
shares
the -public
reflects
the
sale
of 300,000 shares, of .common
1960.
At Sept. 30, 1960, there -were
Gains'resulting from-certain real* estate
finalized in year-end .adjustments.
in
August,
.
1,177,708 shares outstanding.
transactions
Mr.
a
will
be
Zonne said
that deliveries during the-fourth quarter , will be at
rate than during any previous quarter this year.
of unfilled orders at Sept. 30, 1960,-was approximately '
as compared to $12,000,000 at the. beginning of the year,
somewhat higher
The ^backlog
$10,800,000
Mr.
of
Zonne
the
stated that
company's
during September, manufacturing operations
Industrial
Machinery Division at Norwood, Mass.,,
tooling moved to other divisions of theClosing of the Norwood facility will stop a financial
drain on the corporation that amounted to approximately
$139,000
during the first nine months of this year.
Final negotiations, he
continued, were completed this week for the sale of the company's
discontinued
were
its
and
company or sold.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds from the sale after deducting ex¬
will be $494,500 and will be used to discharge an aggregate
$35,000 of notes; to discharge certain obligations totaling $8,467;
to finance
leasehold improvements; to finance the research and de¬
penses
and
velopment,
stock
Common
*
Includes
(par
American
327,500 shs.
issuance under Restricted Stock
underwriters
UNDERWRITING—The
and 15,000 shares reserved
below
named
agreed to purchase the respective number of
indicated
have
severally
shares of common stock
below.
Shares
Shares
35,000
25,000
20,000
Myron A. Lomasney & Co.
Jaffe
&
Co.__
Halle & Stieglitz—
—V. 192, p. 1193.
10,000
5,000
Doolittle & Co
:
Courts & Co.-—:
Robert L. Ferman
CO., Inc.
—
&
5,000
Co.—Securities Offered—
publicly on
Nov. 21 an issue of $1,000,000 of the company's 6y4%
convertible subordinated debentures, series A, due 1970,
at 100%, and 40,000 shares of no-par common stock at
$6.25 per share.
,
are
They are entitled to the bene¬
1963, sufficient to
and are redeemable for
the sinking fund at par.
They are also redeemable at the option of
the company at optional redemption prices ranging from 106 %
for
those redeemed prior to Dec. 1, 1961, to 100%
for those redeemed
adjustment under certain
fits
of
on
an
annual sinking
87.5%
or
after
of
the
Dec.
1,
conditions.
fund commencing Dec. 1,
issue
prior
to
1969.
cluding
from
.
,
the
purchasing and carrying of leased equipment and the
of compensating balances with - the-banks which finance
leasing activities.
Prior to this offering there was
market for shares of the company's common stock.
no
public
industrial
and
to
in
the
missile
hard
site
program
and
a
new
type"
Radiator
&
Standard
Sanitary Corp.—Ac¬
Acquisition of Rochester Manufacturing Co., Inc., Rochester, N. Y.,
by American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp., New York, was an¬
nounced in Rochester on Nov. 18.
The Rochester company will now be operated as a
Controls'Division-of American-Standard which
troit
part of the De¬
maintains head-'
in Detroit, Mich.
American-Standard acquired Rochester Manufacturing in exchange,'
for about 125,000 shares-of common stock. Negotiations between the
two firms,
previously announced, have been going on since early
quarters
summer.
Rochester Manufacturing is a leading producer of liquid level, pres¬
and temperature indication gauges and instruments.
"Addition of Rochester Manufacturing to Detroit Controls marks
sure,
a
significant step forward in
our
long-term growth and diversification
J. Kreissl,
program
geared to serve industry more effectively," F.
President of Detroit Controls, declared. "It will enable us
our
of
to broaden"
manufacturing and marketing activities more rapidly in the field
instrumentation."—V. 192, p. 1298.
industrial
Arway Manufacturing Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y.—-Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
business
with
office
to
of the company is basically the financing
equipment and other property required by
the company's customers through the leasing of such .equipment and
property to these customers-. The major classes of equipment which
BUSINESS—The
of
used
American
the
company's
Electronics
offering
quires—
maintenance
the
now
components
maturity
sale of the new convertible sub¬
ordinated debentures and from the concurrent sale of 40,000 shares
of new common stock will be used for working capital purposes, in¬
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
closing of the Norwood facility should
company's future earnings and financial
velocity multiplier sub-assembly for one of the major missile programs."
The company's new Fullerton, Calif., plant, involving
approximately'
110,000 square feet of ultramodern manufacturing and service facili¬
ties is now completed.
The Electro-Mechanical and Precision Power
Divisions, each occupying 50,000 square feet of space in the new plant,
have completed their physical movement of equipment and personnel,
the report stated, and by mid-November these two divisions will be
in full operation.—V. 192, p. 69?.
.
convertible at any time on or
before Dec. 1, 1970, into common stock at the conversion rate of 145
shares of
common
stock for each $1,000 of debentures, subject to
debentures
and
the
out that new product lines or services that
has developed in its research laboratories and
military and commercial markets Include: An
electric actuator system for the operation of flight control
surfaces^
of missiles, rockets and supersonic
aircraft; a multi-voltage output
solid-state power supply that promises to obsolete the heavier, less
reliable power supplies currently used in missiles and rockets;
the
most extensive shock and vibration, testing program ever offered for
is
McDonnell & Co. Inc. and associates offered
CONVERSION—The
This
PRESENT FINANCING
*700,000 shs.
$.50)-..
50,000 shares reserved for
Division.
substantially improve
position, he said.
Mr.
zonne pointed
Outstanding
Option Plan for designated key employees
for issuance upon exercise of warrants.
Nuclear
to working capital.
the balance will be added
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
retire
Allegri-Tech, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—The com¬
panyoffered 100,000 shares of 50 cents par common
stock at $6 per share through Myron A. Lomasney & Co.,
New York City.
BUSINESS—About 75%
of the company's sales results from the
production
of
printed circuits
and also the assembly of modules.
These products are now being used in bank systems, comP^e^s» sor'"
ing and cataloging equipment, and in the guidance, stabihznng and
navigation systems of the Polaris-firing submarines.
About 25%
of the company's sales
consist of the production of
other
electrical
components,-T chiefly
boards" and; cabling systems,
presently; being used by Remington-Rand in its Univac machine and
cabling systems that are presently being used in the Hawk Missile
System.
v
-•
"•
1
Inc
at
Net
for
Amacorp Industrial Leasing
,
Shares
Shares
Co.
Sept. 30, 1960, sales of $18,947,280
an
all-time high for any three-quarter period in the com¬
pany's history. For the like nine months period last year, sales were
$15,360,403.
common
Shearson, Hammill & Co. 31,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
10,000
feache & Co.—
8,000
Blair
&
Co.
Inc
8,000
Van
For
were
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
45
company's banks, pur¬
seasonal
finajneing of inventories and receivables during the first three months
of 1961.
Such borrowings are not expected to exceed $200,000. suant
Nov.
on
The Course of Bank Clearings.
Outstanding
——-
through McDon¬
have severally agreed to pur¬
of new debentures set
Electronics,
its
development
Authorized
Authorized
term
&
American Electronics,
46
1947.
CAPITALIZATION
Short
&
Magnefax
American
of
inventories.
named below,
their representative,
as
company the principal amount
shares of
continued
37
Banks
promissory notes;
and 441,600 shares
below opposite their respective names:
See
Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 37
Reserve
and
in
American Business Systems Inc.—Joint Venture—
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
plastic-coated,
laminated bowling pins, and is expanding its production to meet the
growing demand which has resulted from the increasing popularity of
bowling and the opening of new bowling lanes. Adirondack Industries
makes dowels for tool handles as well, and expects to begin production
of water skis in January, 1961.
Products distributed by the company
are completely manufactured by it from the log stage.
also
company
the
tional
Federal Reserve System—.—— 46
ahd
$809,058
debentures,
Inc., the underwriter of the common stock, has
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the common stock
underwriting agreement, to purchase from the company 40,000 addi¬
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Its bats are
Inc.
McDonnell
37
Foreign Exchange Hates—.—-
was:
Halle & Stieglitz
Hooker & Fay, Inc
35
General Corporation and Investment News—
1
State and City Bdnd Offerings._—
—53
Dividends Declared and Payable.
9
■<-
.
com-,
year.
Amount
Miscellaneous Features
softball bats sold throughout
in- Canada, Latin -America
Co.
from
Bear, Stearns & Co.
Transactions American Stock Exchange—;__ 37
manu¬
major and minor league professional baseball clubs,
Ruth, Pony, and Little Leagues, as well as by the
public.
The
many
stock
common
McDonnell
Transactions New York Stock Exchange— 37
The
&
35
________
SEC Index of Stock Prices———.
Offered—
new
convertible subordinated
35
__
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.____ 37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
37
Montreal Stock Exchange
38
Canadian Stock Exchange
38
Toronto Stock Exchange.
39
Toronto Stock Exchanges-Curb Section—
42
Over-the-Counter Markets ________________'43
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages—.___ 37
acquisitions of the company
sales and earnings potential while
new
products and expanding markets should accrue benefits on a
progressively accelerated basis.
He looked for a rising level of sales
and earnings for the balance of the fiscal year.—V. 191, p. 2301.
enhanced
previous
stock.-
35
;
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
forward.
have
nell
chase
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
was
claimed
the
UNDERWRITING—The underwriters
13
__
share was credited
a
as
and
25
___
Ver
$220,660, or
shares then outstanding.
common
additional
of
income
net
1960,
tures
Page
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)—
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchanged
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
ing to $225,586, or 9.4 cents a share based on 2,400,167 shares out¬
standing at Sept. 30, 1960, and that $109,800, or an additional 4.6
cents a
share was credited to capital surplus because
of the com¬
pany's claimed tax loss carry-forward in lieu of Federal income taxes.
For
of the
$102,489',
capital structure of the company at Sept.
adjusted to give effect to the issuance of the new*' deben¬
$1,290,000 in
New York Stock
equity
Mr.
machine
and
income
the
New York Stock
year
year-
.
the
amounted to $335,386, or 14 cents a share.
that the increase was composed of net income
machines
30, 1960, total
amounted to $697,125 and net income
with $376,227 and $44,152,-respectively, for
of common
,
operations
June
to
2,
of
earnings for the first half of the current fiscal
$462,065 compared' to $448,660 registered in the like
earlier period.
year ended
CAPITALIZATION—The
of
Pre-tax
the
pared
$8,983,-
totaled
are office and business
types: of machinery.
other
company
In This Issue
1
ended
and
EARNINGS—For
the
comparable year-ago
operations for the current fiscal year's first half
recently acquired B&N Manufacturing Co. from July
Lansihg Co. from Aug. 1, 1960, and Jessup Wood Products
from
Co.
/
Sept. 30, 1960,
$6,416,464 recorded in
to
Results
those
1960,
1,
six
compared
period.
include
''
"
MISCELLANEOUS
•
be
York,
corporation on Nov. 15, 1960, filed a letter of notification
the SEC covering 120,000 shares of common stock <par 25 cents)'
offered at $2 per share; through Stern, Zeiff & Co., Inc., New
N.
Y.
The proceeds are
to be used for general corporate purposes.
2
The
sale
the
the
by
writing
present
involved.
is
—V.
ment
development of
addition
In
gas
5,366
The
The
the
Chase
common
191,
Radio
stock,
$1
has
par
appointed transfer
2013.
Split—
Automatic Retailers of America, Inc.—Stock
two-for-one
A
21
by
by company
Davre
J.
split
of
company's
the
common
stock was Voted
ment
Los
In
vending
automatic
operates
Angeles,
192, p.
1961. There
headquarters
in 17 States.
machines
1607.
in
Repayment
of
Production
Inventory
—
Employment
personnel
of
Building
*
—•'
..
Operating
capital
—
—.
"
the
in
.
Nov.
on
17,
the
on
of
Dec.
-
•
-
•
principal gas customer, El Paso Natural Gas Co.,
corresponding increase in-overhead and substantially greater
the
the
that
Peru.
t
completed a total of 26.70 net
of which 22.60 were completed as
company
1960,
of
quarter
Of. the 65.92 net wells completed
52.60
first
the
producers
were
and
13.32
that "the high number of wells completed during
reflects favorable weather conditions in the Rocky
He noted
dry.
were
Republic of
the
in
noted
third
and 4.10 were dry holes.
nine months of 1960,
producers
In
oil
of
the
third
quarter
area
during
summer months."
production is currently running at a
day, of which approximately one-half is
produced domestically and one-half in Peru.—V, 191, p. 2087.
Mountain
4
stated
Belfer
Mr.
Berkshire
Blair
oil
per
Stock
Inc.—Common
Frocks,
and Richter
Co. Inc.
&
the
that
barrels
of .4,000
rate
Offered—
& Co. on Nov. 22 offered
120,000 shares of the company's common stock at a price
$6.50 per share. The offering marks the first public
sale of the company's common stock.
It was oversub¬
scribed and the books closed.
•PROCEEDS—None
stock
will
account
Abraham
and
a
sale
of
designated
located
and
than
in
sells
the
by
any
Boston,
of
of
common
proximately from 47% to 87%, in the rental payable to the partner¬
ship. In addition, any net proceeds received by the partnership a? ; a,,
the
.
net
or
dresses
its
price
range.
ended
June
30,
in
income
of
Nov.
15,
1960,
$447,240,
the
equal
company
to
70
cents
had
per
-
"CAPITALIZATION—As
standing
dresses
principal offices are
that it now produces
equivalently designed
believes
company
size
year
and
Its
"B-Tween."
as
The
competitors
$6,875,912
share.
company
Mass;
EARNINGS—For
sales
•
is engaged principally in the maunfacture
priced casual dresses made in special sizes,
"B-Tween"
its
the company.
of
company
moderate
more
company
Goodman,
director
BUSINESS—The
and
from the sale of the common
as
the stock is being sold for the
chairman of the board of directors,
proceeds
the
of
the
to
accrue
of
president
1960,
partnership under the net lease has been set at a sum sufficient to
permit distributions to the limited partners at the annual rate of 11%
of their capital contributions, or $550 annually
on each $5,000 par¬
ticipation. The lessee will also be responsible for the payment of in¬
terest and amortization on the mortgage, taxes, ground lease rental,; etc.
The net lease will also provide for substantial increases, ranging ap¬
40,000
30,000
31,000
.
of
intention to make an additional ad¬
as required by the contract. Upon
his
15,
in
wells
a
partnership
;
Belco's
a
Belfer
Mr.
N. Y., filed a registration state¬
1960, covering $790,000 of limited
participations,
to be offered for sale in $5,000 units..
of which Sidney Schwartz and George Ratner
$25,000
,
.
show,"
figures
production
buildings,
of
period
by
gas
\
offering.
assured
,
months
the
over
Mr. Belfer said, "that the profit margin,
as
well as
the
amount of profit during the
third period of 1960,
increased
appreciably over the corresponding period of 1959."
Two
factors he cited
as
bringing this about included higher "takes" of
Asociates,
is
a
1959
"These
Fifth Ave.,
560,
SEC
of
I960,
,§hares of common stock.—V.
the
company
192, p.
had
out¬
1299.
>ir
P
;
rit:v
-
.
1
;
'
the
acquisition of the property, the partnership will lease it back, on a net
basis, to the sellers, William Praver and Marvin Schulman, who built
the Beaux Arts. The prospectus states that the rent payable to the
35,000
60,000
——.
Arts
the
vance
$10,000
—
equipment
research
rise
$0.79
or
a contract to purchase the ground
furniture, fixtures and equipment of. the Beaux Arts
Apartments for $700,000 cash, over and above the balance due at the
date of closing on an existing mortgage which will be in the approxi¬
mate unpaid amount of $1,157,796.30. Under the terms of th contract,
the title closing is set for Jan; 15, 1961, and may be adjourned until
Feb. 15,
1961, upon payment of an additional $25,000. Mr. Schwartz
thus far has advanced the sum of $125,000 on the contract and has
was
loan
and
of
company
general partners,
lease,
incorporated under the laws of the
Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania on June 22, 1960 for the
purpose
of
producing and selling a device for the cleaning of metal parts
by the
use
of the
science of ultrasonics.
The company's present
address is 4217 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
The company has no
history other than that of the Autosonex, a machine which it intends
to produce and upon which it has applied for patents.
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds are
estimated to be $206,000.
It
Is intended that the funds will be used as indicated below:
company
Net
1959.
-
ended Sept. 30, 1960, were $5,625,000,
$4,534,000 of the first nine months of
income rose 23%
to $2,180,000, or $0.41 a share, from
or
$0.33 a share, in the first nine months last year.
cash flow in the nine months was also 23% to $4,186,000,
share in the
1960 period, from' $3,408,000, or $0.64 in
increase
24%
nine
the
in
Revenues
The
shares
Offering—
in the three months ended Sept.
1960
quarter.
1959
the
in
share
a
the
in
income
Net
$1,771,000,
Sidney Schwartz has entered into
Stock Offered—Robert M.
Philadelphia, Pa., on Nov. 18 offered
135,000 shares of the company's 5c par common stock at
$2 per share, on a "best efforts" basis.
Autosomes, Inc.—Common
Harris & Co., Inc.,
BUSINESS—The
similar prod¬
the 100,000
limited partnership organized in November,
I960, under the laws of the State of New York. for the purpose of
purchasing for investment a 99-year ground lease of the Beaux Arts
Apartments located on Harbor Island In Miami Beach, Fla. The limited
partnership participations are to be offered through Warren Securities"
Corp., as agent of the partnership. Warren Securities Corp. is wholly
owned
by Sidney Schwartz. All out of pocket expenses of Warren
Securities
Corp. will be
paid by the partnership. Commissions, es¬
timated at $55,000, will be allowed to brokers and dealers who assist
are
shares
—V.
and
preferred stock, the company has
Arts Associates—Proposes
with
Beaux
the number of
of the company and will increase
outstanding to approximately 2,130,000.
The stock split would be effective approximately Jan. 17,
are currently 1,064,870 common shares outstanding.
Automatic
Retailers of America,
Inc., with corporate
10,519 shares of 5%
to
1,350,000
partnership
on
the board of directors.
The action is subject to approval
shareholders at a special meeting to be held Jan. 10, 1961.
Davidson, A. R. A. President, said the stock split reflects
the substantial growth
1959.
without
Beaux
The
Nov.
labels
from the sale by the company of
of common stock.
R. Stanton Avery,
chairman of the board, Dorothy D. Avery, wife of R. Stanton Avery,
and H. Russell Smith, president and director, each owns 435,000 shares
of the common stock, and each proposes to sell 50,000 shares.
:
agent of
of the corporation.—V. 192, p.
value,
addition
outstanding
...
been
pressure-sensitive
produces
company
Of the net proceeds
approximately $1,080,000 will be used to redeem the company's
presently outstanding 5%
preferred stock, and the. remainder will be
added to working capital.
'
•
Co., Inc.—Appointment—
Bank
Manhattan
2.
p.
Mfg.
shares, being outstanding
by the holders thereof.
Peabody
46%
were
in
shares,
In
;•
revenues of $1,777,000
above the $1,219,000
of the corresponding three months
period was $635,000, up 86% from
the $342,000 of the September quarter last year.
Respective per share
earnings were $0.12 and $0.06.
Cash flow in the 1960 quarter was
$1,257,000, or $0.24 a share, which compared with $750,000, or $0.14
30
a
ucts.
Eelfer, President,
Operating
2450
& Co. and Wagenseller & Durst, Inc., are listed
as
the principal underwriters.
The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
has outstanding
company
earnings were set by Belco, in the
months ended Sept. 30, 1960, according
and
nine
the
and
months
three
&
revenues
-
of
stock,
of
shares.—V.
Automatic
Offering
in
be
Corp.—Record Highs-
Petroleum
to Arthur B.
company
Kidder,
26,472 shares; H. G. Sutton, Jr., 13,593 shares; B. M. Sutton, 13,593
shares;
J. E.
Sutton,
13,594 shares; E. E. Grimes, 20,390 shares;
Weaver
Chessher, 10,195 shares; A. Darby, 4,114 shares; and A. N.
Jones,
Files
—
financing affecting the property, will
the general and limited partners.
to
distribution
records
.
the
indebtedness,
certain
to
shares
Inc.
public sale by the company and 150,000
are
to
be
offered
for public sale
for
capital stock, of which Walter N. Maguire, board
chairman, owns 669,377 shares, H. J. Mosser, a director, owns 684,309
shares,
and management officials own 1,593,-129. shares.
Walter L.
Maguire is listed as president. The prospectus lists eight selling stock¬
holders who are selling all of their shares,
as follows: H. G. Sutton,
3,580,799
Products,
Adhesive
Monday, November 28, 1960
.
mortgage
new
for
Belco
Huntington Drive, San Marino, Calif., filed
a
registration statement on Nov. 18 with the SEC covering 250,000
shares of common stock,
of which 100,000 shares are to be offered
The
exploration and
acquisition,
is engaged in the
and oil properties.
258,500 shs.
Secondary—
of
which
Corp.,
500,000 shs.
^
595.
p.
Avery
,
is
company
development
192,
of
available
Outstanding
New
engaged primarily in the acquisition, exploration
gas
and oil properties and the production and
sale of gas and oil therefrom.
The company has recently concentrated
on
the production of gas rather than oil.
According to the prospectus,
the company has made an offer to exchange 606,434 shares of capital
stock for all of the outstanding capital stock of Gulf States Develop¬
The
and
stock
Common
Nov. 23 filed a registration statement
outstanding shares of capital stock, to
on
107,317
result
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Southwest Building, Houston,
with the SEC covering
be offered for public
holders thereof at the market price. No under¬
of
Bank
1410
of
company,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
Secondary—
Associated Oil & Gas Co.—Files
Texas,
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2118)
7 ft'
o'-l
4-4—
q
N't
the four-week float
Corporate and Municipal Financing
;
By
SIDNEY
Ahead
Data in parentheses denote number of issues.
-Total Backlog
BROWN
to
Corporate bonds with dates
nonspectacular but welcomed pickup in municipal financing this
lift the total corporate and municipal financing to about $289.6
November 28.
.
.
Total
municipal additions to the
issues set for sale.
The estimated financing for the next four weeks in the table immediately below
is based on private and public information obtained by the Chronicle.
Specifics
dealing with dates, type of issue and underwriting or competitive bidding, etc., may
be found in the Monday and Thursday issues of the Chronicle.
'
backlog equals last week's projection because the
tax-exempt calendar have offset the decline in corporate
Dec.
5-Dec.
Corporate
Stocks
Corporates
51,200,000
Dec. 12-Dec. 17..
41,694,500
3,719,950
Dec. 19-Dec. 23
Total
$294,500,000
415,000,000
Last Week's Data
$515,920,285
652,122,990
$221,420,285
237,122,990
Total corporates-.
...
/
$252,142,990
189,707,090
$468,437,835
$441,850,080
$941,409,235
$1,010,050,000
Municipals with dates........ $510,270,000
$359,220,000
220,504,000
of Both
the
Financings
*Municipals
$166,721,265 f$122,850,000
92,773,000
252,584,570
.143,597,000
92,894,500
V, 3,719,950
$26,100,000 ±$104,621,265
217,200,000
35,384,570
2—
9
$568,200,000 (56)
(60)
$220,505,000
(30)
§ This does not include Diversification Fund's recent filing of 1,335,000
at $22.50 as it involves, also, an exchange of certain securities besides
Total
Total
Bonds
Nov. 28-Dec.
Total stocks....
FINANCING
Corporate
(59)
Corporate stocks with dates.__§$246,920,285
Corporate stocks without dates
222,517,550
week
FOUR WEEKS EXPECTED
$472,971,400
bonds.
92,200,000
.
continues the slow decline set in last week.
NEXT
(30)
(26)
$476,000,000
92,471,400
(27)
(32)
$380,500,000
Corporate bonds without dates
next four weeks, which constitutes a three-week float,
The total corporate and municipal four-
The corporate backlog for the
Last Week
This Week
week promises
million. Total
corporate public offerings for the week aggregate approximately $166.7 million and
this figure includes the large Mountain States Tel. & Tel. rights for owners of
A
given above and include issues with and without offering dates.
-
public sale.
Other footnotes in the above table apply to this one as well.
$289,571,265
345,357,570
'236,491,500
3,719,950
..
.
V
LARGER ISSUES IN THE OFFING
In the next four weeks,
commencing with November 28 and, for all practical effect,'
ending with the beginning of the Christmas week, the following larger issues are
tentatively expected:
• ■
$875,140,285
872,626,990
Week
Bowl-Mor Co.'s $2 million debentures and 78,955 shares of
Loral Electronics' $5 million debentures; 250,000 shares of Swingline, Inc.,
stoek; 450,000 shares of Bzura Chemical Co., Inc., common; $6 million in
of November 28:
common;
♦
class
$1 milium or more.
Co.; 817,391 shares of Ginn & Co., common; 635,800
shares of Texas Butadiene & Chemical Corp., common; 160,000 units of Webb (Del E.)
November 28.
-
■
CHANGES IN
THE
PAST WEEK
calendar of corporate
public offerings in the capital
Additions
to the Chronicle's
market
of November 24 totaled $43,007,000, of which senior securities took up
as
Corp.; and in Municipals—$15 million Alabama Highway Authority, Ala.; $4.5 million
Albuquerque, New Mexico; $3,825,000 Garland, Texas; $5 million Johnstown Munici¬
pal Authority, Pa.; $5 million Puerto Rico (Capital of); $14.5 million Florida Devel¬
opment Commission, Fla.; $3,991,000 Union and Oswego Central School District No. 1,
New York; $5,350,000 Hempstead U. F. S. D. No. 9, New York; $45 million Oklahoma
City Improvement Authority, Oklahoma.
to stockholders of record
$ Includes $74,114,275 Mountain States Tel. & Tel. offering
only
Week of December 5-December 9: $4 million in debentures of Apache Corp.; $50
million in debentures of Beneficial Finance Co.; 211,000 shares of Foxboro Co.,
$8,500,000. Corporate sales in the week of November 17 through November 23 were
fairly sizable. Total public offerings were $183,330,000 and of that bonds comprised
$116,000,000.
reflected doubts still
serious downturn.
the
debentures were the principal fixed debt issues. Their yields
held in the capital market that the
economy
will offer $10
is headed fpr a
States Power Co.,
Either this reflects, in turn, confidence that the natural forces in
are
SPURT
IN
MUNICIPAL
CALENDAR ISSUES
Potomac Electric Power
,
Municipal additions to the Chronicle's calendar of November 24 jumped for the first
time, in a long time, by $344,901,000. Municipal sales in the week ending November 23'
came to $70,170,000.
Private corporate placements in the same
week amounted to $34,175,000 in .senior
debt issues and $3,250,000 in stocks.
THE TOTAL
BACKLOG
Corporate bonds, common and preferred stocks, and municipals possessing firm
offering expectations are tallied in the table below. They encompass and go beyond
(Minn.); $9 million bonds Atlanta Gas Light Co.; $3,450,000 Chi¬
Rock Island & Pacific RR. equipment trust certificates; $40 million bonds of
Co.; and in Municipals—$7.8 million Peoria County School
District No. 150, 111.; $12.5 million Texas (State of); $8,530,000 Detroit, Michigan;
$5.9 million Nashville, Tenm; $10 million San Diego Unified School District, Calif.;
$8.5 million Fairfax County, Va.; $12.5 million Maryland State Roads Commission, Md.
Week of December 12-December 17:
$35 million bonds of Consumers Power Co.;
406,000 shares of Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. common; $7.7 million in equipment trust
cago,
bound to resume an upward pace or confidence in the leverage
government spending can exert upon the economy's direction.
economy
increased
$75 million in debentures of Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.;
196,000 shares of Telex, Inc.; 100,000 shares of Iowa Power & Light Co. common and
million first mortgage bonds on Jan. 11; $35 million bonds of Northern
common;
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York's $75 million bonds and United
Air Lines' $25 million
A
bonds of Central Maine Power
f Includes tentative negotiation, set for early December, of Oklahoma City Improve¬
ment Authority via John Nuveen & Co.' and Allen & Co., et al, figured here at
$45 million though it may involve a maximum of $65 million.
certificates of Louisville & Nashville RR.; $25 million in preferred of Public Service
Electric & Gas Co.; and in Municipals—$7 million Los Angeles County Hospital
District, Calif.; $7 million East Baton Rouge Parish Sewer District, La.; $25 million
Michigan (State of); $97,615,000 Public Housing Administration, Washington, D. C.
Week of December 19-December 23: Christmas Holiday week.
,
November 24, 1960
Volume- 19Z
Number 6007, The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
m^er™nnnLTTn!nn
Srin? nubliriv
puoiiciy
st?ck °j fere<*—EastJ
on
on
lering
company's
stock
common
nriccH
4.1,-
the
Of
-A
u-4
block
tiL Zl
ai
BUSINESS—The
outgrowth
Joseph
the
father
of
and
of
customers
are
and
nationally
known
other
and
the
present
trucks,
comPany's
railroads,
extensive
the
ago'
bv
prima¬
the
dairy
(iompany
chemi¬
furnishes
training
type
of
provide
drivers
under
owned
company
safety
and
6,850
EARNINGS—For
and
programs,
geographic
either type
instructions
routing.
of
The
lease.
in
Company
On
last
fiscal
ended
year
June
30,
30,
the
is
dividend
starting in 1961 of quarterly cash dividends
dividend, subject to future business conditions.
the
intention
present
of
directors
to
stock
$24,886,045
in
long-term
debt
and
the
UNDERWRITING—The
Eastman
of
common
1,030,000
shares
of
stock
common
Dillon,
Union
underwriters
Securities
named
acting through
severally agreed, to
Shares
Shares
Eastman, Dillon, Union
Securities
Arthurs,
&
77,500
Lestrange
Auchincloss,
Hirsch
Co
&
Parker
Co._
14,000
Johnston,
Baker,
Simonds,
&
Kreeger
James
A.
Co.,
Lester,
3,500
Fitch,
Eichler
Co.,
Brooke
John
C.
&
!
Reynolds
&
3,500
Crouter
Schmidt,
Roberts
Co.,
16,000
Sutro
Goodbody & Co.
Granbery, Marache & Co._
14,000
Thayer,
5,000
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.__
—V.
&
192,
&
Warren " W~ York
Inc.
2,500
have
be
voted
the
the
to
Resources,
the
merge
firms
Nov.
3,500
3,500
Co
&
Co.,
—
3,500
Brush
has
the
;
,
i
.
active in the exploration
of
Co.
Cleveland,
.
Salt
Corp.,
Lake City,
Hidden
oil
be
owned
City,
Lake
ing
is
in
several
milling
in
Utah,
and
tain
the
Hidden
Mr.
Van
Edward
the
developer
surviving
Federal
Co.,
Resources
and
Mining
Splendor
states.
Atlas Corp.
Federal
Wyoming
of
Resources
Idaho.
and
Salt
Co.,
and has mining and
is engaged in mining
Both
made
Metals
Dynamic
and
activity
of
has
process
Utah.
of
area
been
Calif.—V.
Angeles,
Beryllium
of
a capital in¬
Beryllium Re¬
at the present time
in the Topaz Moun¬
testing of the flotation
Resources
deposit of beryllium
pilot plant for the
a
A
recently completed
192, p. 111.
is
and
ore
in
now
closed
company
all-time
an
its
high
50th
record
anniversary
year
consolidated
in
-
7%
will
Payment
through
1960,
15,
$51%
to
be
made
at
the
p.
398.
«n nnn
stock at $21
common
repayment
for
«««
It is convertible at
share to yield 5.27%.
per
into
incurred
the
from
share.
per
sale
these
of
interim
applied
be
will
shares
short-term borrowings
financing of construction.
which
outstanding
of
the
bonds,
gage
shares
of
80,538
shares
convertible
of
second
$100
par
preferred
these 60,000
1,016,141 shares of
preferred
stock, and
stock,
stock.
common
Vermont Public Service
Corp. and its whollyValley Electric Co., Inc.
are
electric
having, a total population of 250,000 representing
approximately 58% of the population of Vermont and 7% of the popu¬
lation of New Hampshire.
Since September, 1958, approximately 60%
of the power
requirements of the company have been obtained from
the St. Lawrence River Power Development of the Power Authority of
the State of New York pursuant to contracts between that Authority,
BUSINESS—Central
subsidiary,
Connecticut
utilities serving areas
State
the
and
Vermont
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
company.-
underwriters
severally
have
below
named
purchase from the company the number of shares of
second preferred stock set opposite their respective names below:
agreed
Robinson,
operations
with
the
five
in
began
is
in
DATA-TECH
electronic data
the third an¬
1960,
stated that although
the
already
company
Shares
Becker
Hornblower
W.
utilization
and
company
writing
for
contract
an
Life
General
when
State
W.
5,200
G.
A.
3,900
—
3,900
Pressprich & Co.
&
Saxton
1,300
Inc
Co.,
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day 3,900
White, Weld & Co
5,200
1608.
Central
the
first Motor
Connecticut.
It also
RCA 501 system in Hart¬
Insurance
Sales
Co.
this system is installed.—V.
192,
are
15,
filed
1960
letter
a
48,952 shares of common stock
present stockholders
The
used
Files
—
with
be offered
to
share.
per
capital
Monsanto
On
below.—V. 174, p.
accounts
Corp.—Dividend
1691.
Chemstran's
Chemical
the
of
4%
its
two
the
date,
subordinated
companies,
parent
notes
Viscose
American
is
to be
Corp.
15,
1960.
$5,000,000
of
dividend
dividend
The
Co.
a
shareowners,
two
same
Prepayment—
declared
has
Directors
about
or
the
by
payable
Dec.
corporation
also
will prepay
due in 1977, which are held
leaving
of
outstanding
balance
a
$19,000,000.
Chemstrand
No under¬
surplus
and
of
between
$5,000,000
notification
of
(par $1)
at $5.71
the
for
Hires Co.,
E.
Board
divided
the
to be
company.—V. 191,
are
Violeta Sugar Co.—Delisted—
Charles
Chemstrand
ex¬
1395.
p.
Exchange Commission—
Nov.
on
proceeds
the
R.
of
involved.
is
The
of
Curtis
2,100
Inc
programmed
the
and
subscription by
3,900
3,900
Co.,
Peabody & Co
192, p.
See
Connecticut
Securities
The
&
F.
3,900
—
Weeks
&
Kidder
Kidder,
Hartford.
the SEC covering
lor
3,900
Inc
Co.
Hutton & Co
E.
M.
—V.
&
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Smith Inc
5,200
S. Moseley & Co
3,900
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson &
9,800
—
Allyn and Co., Inc
G.
working on its present contracts, with a
approximately $300,000 a year. In the spring
will operate an RCA 501 electronic data process¬
in the Connecticut General Life Insurance Co.
located
the
Co
C.
A.
of
California Life Insurance Co., Oakland, Calif.
With
&
A.
A.
months.
President of C-E-I-R,
only
in
This
area.
past
contract
a
the
employees
rise sharply
to
signed
with
specializing
England
in
it
merger
company
New
that
15
the
to
Hallgarten
Nov.
been
had
CAPITALIZATION—Outstanding capitalization of the company, after
giving effect to this financing, will consist of $18,862,000 of first mort¬
deben¬
subordinated
first
nine
tively.—V.
consolidated sales and earnings for
of $152,844,000 and $19,316,000, respec¬
previously reported
months
192,
of
1960
1608.
p.
4.
p.
The
filed
Utilities
Co.—Files
with the SEC covering 57,986 shares of
offered for public sale by the
present holders
underwriting group headed by Eastman Dillon,
Union
Securities & ..Co.
The public offering price and underwriting
terms
are
to—be- supplied by amendment. The company
will receive
none
of the
proceeds of the offering. Of the 57,986 shares of stock
covered by the registration statement, 45,454 shares are being offered
registration statement
a
stock
thereof
to
through
be
an
indebtedness
certain
National
and 12,532 shares are
Insurance Co. In addition
preferred stock, the com¬
Life
series
of
192, p. 1395.
has outstanding 805,935 shares of common stock.—V.
Campbell Soup Co.—Files Stock Plan—Expands—
The
of
of 375 Memorial Ave.,
company
participations
The
the
with
statement
company
in
SEC
,
Employee
its
announcement
the
at
the
basis
expiring
outstanding
"an
the
stantially
yields
Decatur,
in
plants
new
expansion program
Campbell plants
of
dedicated
one
new
Mexico
strain
scientists have de¬
mushrooms," incresing sub¬
mushroom growing space.
of
foot
and
of
Australia
part
are
of
an
overseas
which began several years ago with the building
in Italy and England. Earlier this year, Campbell
plant in Canada and announced completion of an¬
other.
Mexican
Mexican
full
in
will be built by the company's newly-formed
(Campbell's de Mexico, S. A. de C. V.) in VillaMexico, 180 miles northwest of Mexico City. When
it is expected to employ approximately 300 persons.
plant
operation,
141,000 square-foot Australian plant will be built in the
district, not far from Melbourne, by Campbell's Soups
Pty. Ltd. When operating at full capacity, it will employ be¬
The
and
300
400
history firmed up
Pepperidge
Nov.
Inc.
on
Farm,
,
The
the
192, | p.
products.—V.
pastry
and
1811.
at
West
240
residing in Decatur,
St., Decatur, Ind.
people
of
group
located
Monroe
owns
run
nationwide
for
circuits
used
be
for
net
Telephone
proceeds
following
the
purchase
The
of
and
toll
from
the
as
multi-
a
through
service
Wayne.
Ft.
to
of
sale
the
stock
common
purposes:
shares
266
operated
is
company
foreign-country
and
Indianapolis
to
PROCEEDS—The
(1)
The
Ind.
Hoagland,
and
office
of
stock of the Nappanee
common
at $49,946.82.
Co.
cable from the central office in
Decatur, Ind., to the northwest and southwest sections of the city.
Preliminary estimates indicate that $60,000 will be required.
(3) Remodeling and expansion of its present building.
Estimates
Construction
(2)
have
at
set
been
(4)
at
Mills,
underground
of
$85,000.
Expansion
Pleasant
toll
the
of
Linn
facilities
Grove,
Bryant,
Ft. Wayne,
and Portland,
to
Monroe,
Berne,
estimated
Ind.,
$55,000.
,
balance
The
(5)
the treasury
of
approximately
CAPITALIZATION
AT
Preferred
be used
to
,
,
replenish
capital.
to add to working
JUNE
30,
Life Insurance
Payable—Stromberg-Carlson Co.
Notes
i960
$721,750
Co
169,176
cumul., 1955 series, par $100:—
10,000 shs., issued and outstanding 5,703 shs.
stock, 5%
Authorized
stock,
Authorized
Retained
—V.
AS
will
$30,000
for funds already expended, and
payable—Lincoln National
Common
agreed to exchange 357,413 shares of its common stock
outstanding stock of Pepoeridge.
a well-known
producer of
small
a
all of the toll lines interconnecting its own
In addition, the company owns all or part of toll
directly to Ft. Wayne, Geneva, Portland, Craigvllle,
company
toll
company
bakery
to
of exchanges.
Notes
important development in the company's
17. A contract was signed with the owners
by which Pepperidge Farm and Campbell
"An
affiliated.
were
for
persons.
also said:
Murphy
Mr.
of
Bank
an Indiana corporation, was incorporated
at the expiration' of the original
Bell patents.
originally organized for the purpose of furnishing
are
outlet
will
rights
with
State
company,
offices
which
Preble,
new,
tween
of
The
first
1894,
was
service
The
group
subsidiary
Guanajuato,
gran,
of
company
lines
held
shares
five
eacir
AGENT—The
Decatur, Ind.
August
Ind.
for
TRANSFER
AND
BUSINESS—The
in
share
new
one
Nov. 21.
REGISTRAR
agricultural
Campbell's
new
square
per
of
on
direct
meeting.
that
announced
also
He
veloped
Plan.-
Bonus
made
was
stockholders'
annual
Stock
and
to obtain bids for a new plant in Mexico.
by W. B. Murphy, Campbell President,
plant in Australia and plans
The
Savings
Nov. 18 announced construction of a food processing
on
stockholders,
common
the present
Indiana, on
shares of stock were offered to
who are residents- of the State of
PRIVILEGE—12,000
1960,
18,
10
telephone
N. J., filed a registra¬
covering $15,000,000
Camden,
Nov.
on
Stock Offered—Via
prospectus, City Securities Corp., Indian¬
apolis, Ind. offered 23,000 shares of the company's no-par
common
stock at $13 per shared
'
, ,-n
The
on
net
Nov.
a
of California
Co.
four
and
Citizens Telephone Co.—Common
Secondary—
of 550 California St., San Francisco, Calif., on Nov. 21
company
Shepparton
Sept. 30, 1960,
sales.
In their
annual
report to Black & Decker stockholders, released on Nov. 15,
Robert D. Black, Chairman of the Board, and Alonzo G. Decker, Jr.,
President of the international power tool firm, stated that consolidated
net sales for the company and its
14 subsidiaries totaled $60,775,303
in
fiscal 1960, an increase of 15.2%
over the 1959 consolidated net
The
with
many
i
-
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
and
operation in Los
Decker Manufacturing Co.—Annual Report—
&
:
t
.
795.
p.
Dec.
on
its
of
economic
C-E-I-R
volume
in
(Aust.)
Black
100%.
on
the
for
for
exclusive
an
ford,
pected
The
development
192,
redemption
$83,600
recently designed
Registration program for
The
subsidiary of
formation
the
in
principal
the
Beryllium
Brush
■
,
Co., 44 Wall St., New York, N. Y.—V. 192,
company
system
has
flotation process
^
Ohio,
at
par
owned
\ %
'i
above.—V,
DATA-TECH
Inc.
sources,
The
by
Utah;
a
interests
and
at
announced
W.
60
the
Vehicle
and Mr. Van Dornick.
Splendor
vestment
is
will
for
fund,
1979
services
sales
Building
tion
development of
and
new
a
and
aircraft
1003.
p.
it
4
Corp.
.
Vice-President of Dynamic Metals
process,
will acquire an interest in
flotation
stock
Inc.,
about
1961
of
pany
Metals
company.
All
1,
Trust
Herbert
current
companies, with Beryllium Resources to
according to an announcement released by
Dynamic Metals has developed
of beryllium minerals.
Beryllium
>
Dynamic
Los Angeles,
Dornick,
of
and
concentration
the
The
Inc.
18.
Beryllium Resources is
for
called
sinking
Nov.
DATA-TECH's
two
company,
on
beryllium ores.
Inc.,
by Occidental Life Insurance
being offered by the Lincoln
Beryllium
surviving
two
has
the
merger
common
Inc.
Beryllium Resources, Inc.—Merged—
of
due
Dr.
to
Directors
industry,
191,
Co.—Acquires Interest—
Resources,
California-Pacific
_____„
&
— Preferred
Hallgarten & Co. and associates on
a*
Nov. 22 offered 60,000 shares of the corporations convertible series A $50 par second preferred stock. The
stock carries at 5.44% dividend rate and is being offered
Central Vermont Public Service Corp,
Stock oo
Offered
at^,,
5,000
1299.
p.
for
programs.—V.
Byers Co.—Partial Redemption—
of
processing
14,000
Co.,
Yarnell,
16,000
10,000
Co.—
7,000
Cohu"& "Stetson
Biddle
transmissions
C-E-I-R, Inc.—Merger—
Mosley
Co
Baker &
Winslow,
instruments
and
missile
September providing for an
Corp. of Hartford, Conn., a
2,500
&
precision
3
Shares
14,000
Inc
Bros.
Inc.
Co
Co._
16,000
2,500
Stone
Hentz
&
Co.__
7,000
Co
&
Hayden,
H.
Hammill
Yeatman,
15,000
Harrison
Parke
&
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
Co.__
&
16,000
Shearson,
Suplee,
precision machining quarters
miniature,
of
i.i
Manufacturers
10,000
5,000
Inc.___
Co.,
7,000
Bodine
duPont
Hopwood
&
Gardner
Shields
Townsend,
&
I.
Francis
5,000
5,000
&
producer
10,000
Jaffray
&
controls
company
tures
new
1'
'
Beryllium
The
included
guidance controls and navigational counters
Bowmar is also a leading manufacturer of electro¬
aircraft.
operation
5,000
Co
3,500
Collings & Co., Inc.
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
&
2,500
Co
Piper,
of Applied
development
and
computers.
5,000
&
Reinholdt
Co
&
5,000
10,000
Co.___
5,000
C.
DeHaven
&
Cook
Ohio
16,000
Inc
Inc
5,000
._
Co.—_
Co._
Co.—
5,000
Co
Clarke
The
&
Co.
Newhard,
7,000
Co.
Co.___
&
W.
&
Inc._r_
Inc._L___:
Co.
&
Newburger
3,500
&
&
acquisition
research
analog
spacecraft
(A. M.)
5,000
.:
Leavens,
Ryons
Loewi
North & Co.
Inc.
Bateman,
Co
Lemon
Jones,
Inc.
Boenning
&
16,000
Co.
&
Labouisse,
16,000
&
&
7,000
Weil,
Friedrichs
&
Redpath
Bache
Blair
Co
&
Howard,
the
was
(Mich.)
laboratory.
Brush Beryllium
See
below,
&
Arbor
which
largest
nation's
nounced
.Co., have
purchase from the company and the selling stockholders the number
of shares of common stock set forth opposite their names, as follows:
Birr
jet
C-E-I-R,
on
value per share.-
par
Barret,
and
1
and
June 30, 1960,
stock,
consist
of
company
expansion
marketing
•
consider
payments
annual
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of
adjusted
to
reflect the current sale
$1
electronics
the
of
company
gross
DIVIDENDS—It
at
for
the
June
1960,
added
world's
air
for
vehicles.
the
this
Ann
currently
were
an
The
not
income of $21,802,030 and net income, of $1,010 739
which compared with gross income of
$16,627,098 and net of $1,078 648
for the previous fiscal year.
reported
an
and
proper
does
M
expansion step was the establishment of Bowmar Pacific,
wholly owned subsidiary in Anaheim, Calif., to serve West Coast
At the Fort Wayne plant, 23,000 square feet of production
a
facilities
advisory services, which include advice con¬
equipment to be used, the conducting of driver
traffic
and
techniques
„
K
to be held
second
A
Among
carriers
f
customers.
mechanical
manufacturing industries.
with
its
leasing activities,
loading
Inc.,
is
equipment
motor
food,
is
in
an
Included
that
transportation
the
cerning
stated.
Inc.,
Pa
Mississippi.
contract
in
engaged
a
i»
In addition to the record sales and earnings, 1960 also represented a record year for expansion of the nine-year-old firm, white
shares
engaged
related
and
the
and
common
companies
of
connection
In
200,000
is
It
trailers
east
users
the
Dec- 13>
«.
'
V ♦ „i. M
H
at the annual stockholders meeting
two-for-one stock split will be voted.
Dynamics,
owners.
tractors,
commercial
the
cal
by
with headquarters at Pennsburg
business
founded
more
than
50
years'
a
leasing
industrial
sold
company
of
Herman
in
rily
to
being
are
wJltdZi
White added that,
firm
,£R?CE^~,Pr0Ceeds {rom sale of fche
will be added to corporate funds.
the
*1S i1S
company s common stock,
-
being offered, 200,000 shares
230,000 by certain stockholders.
and
•
cnmnfnt'o '2?
the first public offerine of the
company
shares outstanding, as compared with 63 cents last year with 319,800
ew&i;niSSad^ * group thp
of"
22
430,000
shares
of
Nov.
(2119)
no
570,300
par—
and outstanding 60,000
500,000 shs., issued
100,000
shs.
284,444.92
earnings
192,
1608.
p.
sales.
net
Consolidated
of
14.4%
earnings for
earnings
over
the
the
for
year
$5,488,039, an increase
year.
Earnings for 1960
previous
on
the 2,304,714 shares of common stock
of the year.
This compares with $2.08 per
share for
the same number of shares.
After
paying a regular quarterly cash dividend of 30 cents per
share
in
the
first
quarter,
Black & Decker's Board of
Directors
increased
the
quarterly dividend rate to 40 cents per share; thus
the
cash
dividends
paid during the
year
totaled $3,359,230, equal
equaled
share
close
1959, based on
$2.38
outstanding
to
$1.50
per
the
at
,
share.
per
\
Decker's
&
report
to
"Future opportunities in overseas areas never looked more
promising," said the report.
During its 50th year, Black & Decker acquired DeWalt, Inc., of
Lancaster,
Pa.,
leading maker of radial saws and
other precision
earnings.
moved
Ohio.
Master Power Corp.,
manufacturing plant at Solon,
subsidiary,
completely new air tool
Product service
facilities for Black
into
increased
the
Another
equipment.
woodworking
a
the
by
appointment
& Decker customers were
of four new factory service branches and
authorized service stations.—V. 191, p. 2087.
addition
of
34
Ripley
Inc.
&
Record
reported
Sales
year
ended
White
year's
<
earnings,
up
more
than 60%
Sept.
said
30,-1960,
that
the
according
sales
figure
to
Edward
reflected
per
On
A.
White,
62%
rise
President.
account
the number of shares of the new common stock set forth
Ripley
&
Boston
Corp
Co.,
First
Coffin
G.
A.
&
Inc.
Burr,
Becker
Co.
&
—_
Inc
F.
14,415
Paine,
Corp
Moseley & Co.—
Webber, Jackson
Curtis
14,415
3,900
S.
W^
Robert
'
_1
_
Baird
&
Securities
Goldman,
nel
Lynch,
&
Witter
Ohio
3,900
H.
Bartlett
3,900
M.
Payson
and
&
program
items
Whiteside
Chace,
-
3,900
2,450
Pacific
Northwest
Chas.
W.
2,450
2,450
Stein
Bros.
Ferris
&
Hornblower
2,450
Maine
Securities
2,450
Charles
2,450
&
Inc.
&
Co
Hayden,
last
W.
W.
E.
C.
—V.
Weeks
&
Hutton
&
Langlev
192,
p.
Co
&
Co.____
-
H.
<fc
Boyce
2,000
2,000
Co.
2,000
_
acquisition is an important step in City Products' expansion
for its merchandising operations, Sinek said.
Herst-Allen, a
City
chises
Scott
the South
The
&
tion
icing,
ice.
Co.,
—
1,200
2015.
February of this year purchased Butler Brothers,
largest variety store merchandisers, which fran¬
2,450
Franklin
stores
and
owns
and operates
variety stores
Its refrigera¬
railroad car
warehouse serv¬
Midwest dairy division operates in 18 states and a brewery
operates breweries in New Orleans and Cleveland.—V. 192,
company's other operations are highly
is one of the oldest and largest
diversified.
suppliers of
commercial ice, vacuum cooling and cold storage
Its
1812.
Publishers, 25 "Park Place, New York 7, -N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
in the rate of*exchange, remittance forforeign subscriptions and advertisements must be
Ben
and Southwest.
division
division
p.
than
variety stores in the Midwest and 218 T G & Y
76
1,500
in
nation's
more
in
1,500
Co.——
the
will
and
he added.
Products
of
one
2,000
Co.—
Gilman
1950,
and
profitability,
2,000
2,000
Co
Scranton
2,450
Stone &, Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Estabrook
in
pioneer in one of the fastest growing fields of U. S. merchandising,
make an attractive contribution to the corporation's future growth
&
Co
Missouri,
2,000
Inc.
Co.__
&
and
founded
supermarkets in Illinois, Wisconsin,
to
Indiana,
gan,
2,250
Co
Hayden, Miller & Co,
Lester, Ryons & Co
Inc
t
will be operated
separate division of City Products, with no change in personnel
or
operating policies. Nat Ziven will continue as President and Chief
Executive Officer.
The terms of purchase were not disclosed.
The
Co.__
Clark
purchase of
suppliers of
"
food chains.
2,250
2,250
Co
Winslow,
Pierce, Fen¬
Smith
Alllyn
C.
The
3,900
3,900
J
Co
&
Brothers—.
Lehman
Merrill
Sachs & Co
Peabody
Kidder,
3,900
Co
&
,
announced on Nov. 17 the
of the nation's largest
one
a
Co.,
Inc.
Dillon, Union
Chicago,
to supermarkets and
2,450
2,450
&
___\
Chairman,
Co.,
with annual sales of about $15 million,
Herst-Allen,
as
'
Eastman
Sinek,
merchandise
distributes more than 2,500 nonfood
and parts of Iowa, Michi¬
Ohio.
The company provides complete
service
for
supermarkets in their general merchandise departments,
assuming the responsibility for warehousing these items, and setting
up and maintaining store displays.
2,450
Higginson
14,420
Inc.
The
J.
Herst-Allen
general
Herst-Allen,
Shares
Lee
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S, Patent Office) William B. Dana Company,
of the fluctuations
Coffin & Burr,
subject to the
to purchase from
agreement,
the underwriting
of
Harri-
for whom
below,
named
Shares
Harriman
City Products Corp.—Acquires—
William
The
opposite the name of each underwriter.
below
in 1959.
379,560
from
while earnings rose 61%
from $201,220
share this year were
85 cents, based upon
THE COMMERCIAL-AND
NOTE:
a
last year, were
Ind.
$323,664 for the
from
17 by Bowmar, of Fort Wayne,
$5,411,822
and net earnings were
Nov.
$3,344,482,
Earnings
•
and
sales
on
totaled
as
conditions
and
company
A.
Sales Rise—
offering and
the
Inc., The First Boston Corp. and
representatives, severally agreed,
Co.,
acting
are
terms
reported
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
man
21
Additional financing details follow:
Dean
Bowmar Instrument Corp.—Net,
Nov.
of
Co.—Additional Financing De¬
17 of 120,000 shares of this firm's common
Nov.
on
stock.
the
stockholders also pointed out "a sub¬
stantial
strengthening of the operations and individual positions of
our
subsidiary companies around the world in the markets to which
they cater."
Total net sales of subsidiaries outside the United States
accounted for 20.6%
of consolidated sales and 30.1%
of consolidated
Elack
issue
tails—Our
sale
Power
Maine
Central
were
made in New York funds.
Claud^D. Seibert, Publisher and President^
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2120)
City Tavern Association, Washington, D. C.
The
oft Nov. 10, 1960 filed a letter of
covering $250,000 of 5%
25-year income
corhpAny
offered
Bronx,, Richmond
and parts of Queens, all in the City of New
and in parts of WSstchester County;, aftd- stearrt service in a
of Manhattan. It owns all of the voting stock of Consolidated"
Telegraph & Electrical Subway Co. which owns a system of under¬
The
Files
ftotlfication with
with
offering.
the
Halsey,
the
of
Inc.
for
third
the
Provision
profit
net
for
taxes
income
for
1959 of
of
quarter
for
The board
declared
directors
of
comirton
siock, payable Dec.
the close of business
Dec.
A.
Hogle
F.
Hutton" &
first
of
cents
60
.
'
Ashmun Co.
Barth
directors
of
the
&
&
corporation
Nov.
on
Broadcasting
E7 Hutton
Offered—W.
made
of 6856 Wilshire Blvd., Los
statement with the SEC on Nov.
company
McKelvy
J. Lee Peeler & .Co., Inc.
Peters, Writer &
Christensen, Inc.——
100,000
000,000
with
of
6%%
warrants.
with
$1,000,
stock
common
subordinated
Each
the
of
sinking
debenture
warrant'
a
will
attached
company
be
for
at
purchase
of
50
shares
50,000
shares
be
to
are
Co.____—
■
1,600,000
—
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
listed
the
as
Corp.
and
is
loan
Inc.
will
be
estate
added
loans
present
In
to
Of
10,000
shares
the
common
or
improvement
the sale
of the
Hannaford
stock
same
(A
to
certain
common
Curtis
shares
and
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock, of which Bundy Colwell, Chairman of
Hendrix
H.
to
Vice-President and Director, owns 102,445
sell 13,167 shares; and Ralph G. Wilcox and
See Cuba Railroad
Inc.
on
—
Bonds
from
the
woL
sale
of
the
will
be
to
par
redeemable
plus
C
P/*>r to Doc. 1, 1965, the bonds m.j
h
has
which
the
comDany
™,?UAlNESSTTh? CQJ?pany and
k engaged
and sale of gAs
purchase
sale
of
of
less
be
st-eam.
it
supplies
the
president
Radiflo
Nuclear
leak
p;
969.
.
,
The
sition
of Los
Portronics,
pany
will
located in
V
be
p.
Angeles,
on
Nov.
15
Integrated
Burbank,
the
with
-
state
simulator,
applications.
all
of .which
have
in the manufacture/generation,
electricity and the manufacture and
electricity in the Boroughs of Manhattan,
.
Electronics
Division
as
chief
750,000
350,006
Schwabacher
150,000
Scott
200,000
1,600,000
Chas.
1,100,000
100,000
Co.l•
&
200,000
150,000
Stringfellow—
Scranton
W.
Co.
200,000
200,000
1,100,000
&
&
150,000
>___
—
Shearson, Hammill &
350,000
150,000
Shuman, Agnew & Co.„
Singer, Deane Si
550,000
200,000
Scribner
Barney
Smith,
Co.
&
Smithers
&
1,600,600
Co.—
200,000
Trask
&
Co.—
Inc.
F.
Spencer
William R. Staats & Co.
Son
150,000
Stein
Weeks—
750,000
.Stern Brothers
&
Co.—
750,000
Stix
200,000
Stone
100,000
Securities Corp.-!
Stroud Si Co., Iftc
J.
Hilliard
B.
&
Hutton
E.
Kuhn,
Loeb
Si
Laird,
Bissell &
Freres
192, p.
&
Si
i
Co.
Meeds_
Co
•
•
100,000
150,000
1,100,000
100,000
1,600,000
Co
&
»
150,000
550,000
1,600,000
:
2016.
securities
Sanders
Adviser.
In
S.
Bros.
&
&
200,000
150,000
Co.—
200,000
—
&
100,000
Co,__
&
350,000
Boyce
Webster
1,100,000
200,000
Si Co.—.150*000
Sutro
Tucker,
Anthony &
"
R.
L.
Day
Underwood,
Co.,
G.
H.
White,
.Dean
350,000
___
Neuhaus/Sc
:.—
100,000
CO—
•350,000
Inc—_i__
Walker
&
Weld
&
Co
Witter
Si
Co
—
1,100,000
1,100,000
Wood, Struthers & Co.—
Woodard-Elwood
facilities,
acqui¬
&
Co.
350,000
100,000
Offering—
the
for
public sale at $22.50 per share through
Iftc.,
the Dealer-Manager
and Investment
advisory services and the furnishing of office
Investment adviser will pay the compensation of man¬
Co.,
to
agement officials and employees of the Fund, for which it will receive
a
quarterly fee equal of y8 of 1% of the average value of the net
assets of the Fund computed on the average of each business day's
acquired com¬
division,
military
and
&
addition
.
electronics
broad
250,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Fund, of 111 Devonshire Et., Boston, Mass., Nov. 23, filed a
registration
statement with the SEC covering
1,335,000 shares
of
common stock, to be offered ttf prospective
investors In exchange for
valuations throughout the quarter.
The adviser will also as¬
sume
all expenses of organization of
the Fund
and
of the, initial
offering of its shares.
•Organized under Massachusetts law in November, I960; the Fund
is. an open-end diversified investment company whose • stated objective
is
to
seek possible long-term growth of capital
and income.
Henry
T. Vance is listed as president.
closing
Calif.
commutator
industrial
150,000
250,000
Gardner
Si
The
The
Portronics, Inc!, according to Long, is primarily a research and
development organization, specializing in solid state devices and minia¬
turized systems.
He said among the company's proprietary items are
a
solid state DC amplifier, a solid state decommutator, and a solid
of debt
Inc.
Diversification Fund, Inc.—Files
-
announced the
corporation's
200,000
Co.,
100,000
V
Co.
&
certain
Inc., a New York corporation.
Carl T. Long said the -newly
200,000
Inc——
750,000
—V.
;
President
Co.—
Pierce &
550,000
Lazard
2710.
Corp.—Acquires—
&
550,000
______
W. C. Langley & Co.—
.
interest
at
corporation,
of
Crestmont's
interest
par, plus accrued
Magnefax Corp., below.—V. 190,
Putnam
Robinson-Humphrey
Co,, Inc..
Rodman Si Renshaw^—
—
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
his company was particularly Interested
the principal product manufactured by
said
1,100,000
150,000
100,000
350,000
Pressprlch & Co-
Reinholdt
Co.____^
Kay, Richards Si Co.
Kidder., Peabody & Co._
detector,
Dlvlsion.~V. 190,,
and
•
John H. Porter, founder of Portronics, Inc.-,
.
,
200,000
Vance,
optional
redeemable
,
not disclosed.
Cresmont Consolidated
become
reSeLeTlram
than
also be
emp on prices weeding from 102% to
interest
accrued
an? 5e iiding operation involving the incurrence
interest rate to
an
s!i"les S,bonds- The bonds will
rn
at
were
'
.
Copymatioii, Inc.—Joint Venture—
See
«
will
the
5% coupon.
bonds
CEC
The
in
*
REDEMPTION—The series S bonds
redemption prices ranging rom 107%
!
be
AEI's
treasury funds of the company, and will be applied
retire short term bank loans, estimated at $61,000,000 at the
£52™
bonds, and <2) toward the cost of its construction
prograin.
f. fa,r«
*
and the products involved in the transaction
integrated into regulaf operations of CEC's Analytical & Con¬
trol Division in Pasadena, Mr. Fogg said.
—
- -
yield approximately 4.87%. Award of the issue was
won by the underwriters at
competitive sale on Nov. 22,
ort A bid of 101.22%.
Morgan Stanley & Co. headed the
proceeds
.
duPont & Co.
W.
750,000
.
The Illinois Co. Inc.—_
technical, people
The
will
Nov. 23 an issue of
a
.
details
.Financial
managed
competing syndicate, bidding 100.813 for
President.
CEC
to
PROCEEDS—Net
1177)
Rauscher,
Indianapolis Bond
Share
Corp.__
Jariney,' Dulles Si
Battles, Inc._^
Electrodynamics Corp., a subsidiary of Bell & Howell
Co., has acquired the Nuclear Division of American Electronics, Inc.,
of Culver City, Calif., it was announced on Nov. 16 by Philip S. Pogg,
First Boston
jointly
which offered
Co., below.—V. 190, p.
Qua,il & Co.,
750,000
Hornblower
■
,
750,000
&
150,000
Jackson
Curtis—
Co.j~
&
250,000
Co.—
150,000
250,000
J.
Consolidated
Corp. and Halsey, Stuart &
an
underwriting syndicate
$75,000,000 of the
company's first attd refunding mortgage bonds, 5%
series S, due Dec.
1, 1990 at 102% and accrued interest,
Co.
,
200,000
—:
Webber,
Dominick—
Miller Si Cc.__
Hayden, Stone & Co.__
Hemphill, Noyes &) Co._
Consolidated Electrodynamics' Corp.—Acquires—
Inc.'below.
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.
Offered—The
:
'
i
Co.
Northwest
Co.__^_______
Si
Hayden,
100,000
"
House
R.
Ohio
150,000
150,000
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
100,000
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.
200,000
Co.
&
Goldman, Sachs & Co._
Hallgarten & Co._^,____
106,000
Woods
Co._;
Weedon
of Michigan Corp.
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
Glore, Forgan & Co.—
300,000
Yates, Heitner &
&
550,000
HopWood
B. W. Pizzini & Co., Inc.
Co.__
First
Wright &
700,000
—
Piper, Jaffray &
150,000
Si
The First Boston Corp._
300,000
150,000
Hentz & Co
350,000
Collins
Fahey, Clark & Co.____
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
& Co.^ 1,250,000
Co.. Inc.
&
EStabrook
"100,000
Yarnall, Blddle & Co.—
100,000
Mayes, Inc._
&
100,000
Corp.
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba—Delisting Proposed—
Communications Industries, Inc.—Sells InterestElectro-Science Investors,
Arthur L,
Pkine,
W.
Penelope Wilcox own 54,054' shares and propose to sell 6,956 shares.
Ther prospectus lists seveft other selling stockholders who
propose to
sell portions of their holdings.
see
Wood, Struthers
800,000
Hickey & Co.^l__.
V.192, p. 1768.
McFadden,
proposes
150,000
-_-—j
150,000
&
Equitable Securities
&
Williams
T.
Co., Inc. ——_
R. Williston & Beane
Co.—j
Clark
W.
Elworthy & Co
100,000
J.
150,000
Pacific
Securities
1,600,000
C.
100,000
Talbot
Corp,)—
Co.——:—
&
200,000
S.
F.
Moseley & Co.____
Newhard, Cook & Co.—
Eastman Dillon, Union
150,006
C. N. White & Co.i——
Wertheim
Hayden, Stone & Co.— 1,600,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co- 1,250,000
the Board of Directors, owns 190,476 shares and proposes to sell
24,495
shares;
500,000
800,000
250,000
150,000
The
Francis I.
150,000
—
Co.,
Co
750,000
&
Curtiss,
100,000
—
&
Milwaukee
The
350,000
Drexel
250,000
Co.
&
Sons__
Brown
Dominick &
.
-&
Sullivan
Crowell,
■
Co., Inc.—-—______
Turben
Courts
100,000
.
Merrill,
1,600,000
Julien
„
Joseph Walker & SonsWallace, Geruldsen
150,000
Ira Haupt & Co._^..
operations.
addition
390,C30 shares of
&
■
Tyson
,—.'1—'
Varnedoe, Chisholm &
500,000
Gregory Si Sons.:—
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
being offered
capital and used primarily for making real
types being made by the company in its
working
the
of
——
Mohr & '
Smith Inc._' 1,100,000
Fenner &
200,000
100,000
150,000
Pierce,
Lynch,
Rfchard W. Clarke Corp.
Coffin & Burr, Inc.^
400,000
—
Farlsh, Inc., ——
Townsend, Dabpey. &
100,000
Co.—
Co
Merrill
E.
150,000
&
200,000
250,000
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.
200,000
Thornton,
150,000
150,000
Goodbody & Co.—
Granbery, Marache &
& Go.——:
Co.—_——
&
Thomas
Co.,
&
——
Ginther
currently developing a home modernization
The net proceeds to the company from
of
Freeman
M.
Fridley & EYederking—_
Funk, Hobbs & Hart,
underwriters.
program.
and
400,000
offered
primarily engaged in the business of originating
and servicing residential, commercial, and industrial loans secured
by
first trust deeds (mortgages) on real
property; In addition, the com¬
pany makes residential and commercial short term construction loans
debentures
150,000
Co.__.—_—
&
Freeman
M.
Co._
Sutro
100,000
Co.-
Si
Mason-Hagan,
Inc.-^i'A. E. Masten Si Co
!2
250,000
Inc
Iftc
C. Bradford & Co
Alex.
McDonald
550,000
Co.,
J.
750,000
Co.__
Si
150,006
Inc.
Simmons
&
Co.,
Bosworth,
100,000
Inc.——-
Co.,
Sutro Bros.
150,000
Corp.—
Southeastern
First
&
250,000
__
Ellis
&
Co.-:
McCormick
200,000
William Blair & Co
Blunt
Suplee, Yeatmap, Mosley
The First Cleveland
First' Securities
of
Si
Irving Lundborg & Co._
Co.-^"1350,000
&
Becker & Co.
Blyth
Sterne, Agee & Leachj.j '106,000
100,000
Stix & Co.
200,000
—--
350,060
*
.
100,006
—
G.
A.
—
is
company
100,000
—
(Inc.)
by certain selling stockholders.
public offering price for the .common stock and the underwriting
of the offering of debentures and common stock are to be
sup¬
plied by amendment. Mitchum, Jones & Templeton and J. A. Hogle &
are
Co.:—
California Co.
First
a
terms
The
&"
& Fox
550,666
Burge & Krau^i-t
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
Meyer
Frank,
Stern,
Weeks
Debentures
<
Higginson Cdrp.
;_i $756,600
Lehman Brothers—
1,100,000
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
Lee
_$6,756,e66
Ball,
200,000
John Small, & Co., Inc. _
F. S. Smithers Si Co.— 1,000,000
300,000
William R. Staats & Cq.
100,000
H. J, Steele & Co——
400,000
Stein Bros. & Boyce
300,000
Equitable Securities
The
Col
.
Co.
_—250;000
Baker,
1,000,000
200,000
—
150,000
100,000
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
Shearson, Hammill &
Ripley &
_
inc.
300,000
Scudder & German-—_
150,000
1,600,000
its name below:
men" V^kitTO'Co.,
400,000
Schwabadher & Co.—,v£_
opposite
C. Allyn & Co., Inc.
Bacon, Whipple & Co.__
100,000
•
21
»
set
A.
500,000
do.^, 1,2|5O,0OO
Co;, Inc.-i-il-* *100,000
Russ &
150,000
&
debentures
Inc.
300,000
__
___~———
Rodman & Renshaw—Rotan, Mosle ,& 7Co.——
200,000
duPont & Co:
of
Harriman
L. F. Rothschild
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
$11 per share
in 1964 to $15 per share in 1976 when the warrants will
expire. The
registration statement also covers 60,000 shares of common stock, of
which
Co._:
Co., Inc.
—
Debentures
250,000
Inc.—.
Si
Rand
200,000
price ranging from
a
Co.,
Nov.
writing agreement between the conypany and the underwriters named
below, the company has agreed to sell, to each such underwriter and
each such, underwriter has severally agreed to purchase the principal
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co.—__r
Our issue of
—
amount
Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
covering $1,fund debentures, due
1976,
in the principal amount of
the
&
'
1,250,000
23, giving in¬
transfer
900,000
Co.
*
Nov.
on
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions of the under¬
RAffensperger, Hughes
&
Merle-Smith—.
it was announced
orders,
tional details follow:
Pollock & Co.,
Wm. E.
1,250,000
&
800,600
250,000
Co.
&
1
'
Additional Financing De¬
reported the offering on
Nov. 17 of $50,000,000 of this firm's debentures. Addi¬
700,000
—_
Overton & Co.—
A.
that
tails
.100,000
100,000
500,000
'
Co.—Delisting Proposed—
(John) Deere Credit Co.
150,000
250,000
300,000
150,000
Elwortliy
150,000
..
100,000
150,000
Bodine—;—
4
■
100,000
——___■
Pacific Northwest Co—_
Townsend,
Dickson
Ferris
filed
Co.
J.
Dreyfus & Co._—_——
Nov. 22
Calif.,
Son
Newbold's
H.
&
Corp.
The Ohio Co
Dittmar & Co., Inc.—.
1960,
18,
state
600,000
100,000
1
.
cumulative
150,000
100,000
300,000
—
•
company
stock
100,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
Securities
the
of Consolidated Railroads of Cuba and the 6%' nonpreferred stock of The Cuba Railroad Co. The applications
agents for the said securities are no longer avail¬
able in New York City.—V. 187, p. 2656.
V
preferred
—
Inc.——
;
;___
Francis I.
300,000
100,000
.
—
'
•
of
terested persons until Dec. 6, 1960, to request hearings upon the appli¬
cations of the New York Stock Exichange to delist the 6%
cumulative
Moroney, Beissner &
CO.,
•
The SEC has issued
Co
&
■
.
■
business
principal
Cuba Railroad
150,Ooo
Mericka
J.
Newburger, Loeb & Co._
New York Hanseatic
Inc.
Stack
100,000
„___:
Co.
Wm.
.
: 150,000
—_
500,000
&
&
Co.
&
.
The
McMaster Hutchinson &
■
Co.—
Ctillom Davis
&
Coe___——
W.
Inc.—_
S.
&
Newburger & Co.—
Co
Dempsey-Tegeler
R.
"100,000
300,000
100,000
& Co.
Podesta
&
&
150,000
Co——
&
Hugo Marx & Co.______
Co.,
Weedon
Co.
Co.
&
Corp.-
&
Union
Shelby
.
Angeles,
warrant. Each
stock if exercised
one
and its subsidiaries is the
construction
of
owner
completed
("shell")
homes. 1 The prospectus
states that the profitable operation of the company is dependent upon
its.abilifty to obtain mortgage financing for prospective customers de¬
siring to purchase homes on an installment basis.
The net proceeds
from the proposed offering of securities will be utilized by the allocation
of approximately $2,006,000 to increase
mortgage notes receivable to
be held by the company through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Surety
Mortgage investment Co.
The balance will be added to the working
capital of the company to be used for general corporate purposes. '
150,000
__
—
—
Co.,
Colwell Co.—Files Offering and Secondary—
The
and
common
price of $2.25
.
300,000
Inc.—
600,000
Co.
Dallas
Inc
Lunt
Mackall
100,000
Co
Davenport
CO.,
Lundborg
D.
S.
&
Co.
&
Irving
150,000
registration
Kormendi
Mid-South Securities Co.
Doolittle
-
of
compensation to the managing underwriter, the company will
75,000 warrants to Courts & Co., at one cent per warrant share,
a
.
.
150,000
Inc.__j;_-
—
Collins
&
Co.,
200,000
&
Collings
Corp.
1911.
p.
Kahnan &
-i
200,006
900,000
Sherrerd
&
100,000
'100,000
100,000
Josey 8c Co.——
400,000
Cooley* & Co
a
192,
shares
two
.
I.
John B; Joyce & •Co'——
Loewl
& Deftton,
Securities
Julien
secondary offering of 160,000 shares of the com¬
pany's common stock at a price of $36% per share. The
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
—V.
■
Kenower, MacArthur &
•-
•
100,000
800,000
InC. '
on
1960, 4,768
at $50 per
Immediate
on
debenture,
one
into
1966.
The company
100,000
__
100,000
250,000
Whiteside &
Winslow, Inc.-
Redemption—
& Co. and associates
-
500,000
-
__
Crowell,
System, Inc.—Common
H.
p
Chace,
Dick
Columbia
lOOiOOO
Co
&
Cruttenden,
redemption on Dec. 31,
.shires of its 5%.%
series B cumulative preferred stock
share
plus accrued dividends of 68%
cents
per
share.
payment will be made On Dec. 1, i960.—V, 191, p. 504.
• -
Corbett &
Pickard, Inc.-—'—
21
called for
700,000 t
900,000 '•
...
& Leith
C.
100,000
Lane,
Johnson,
Space Corp
Burns,
'
has
10,
permitting the purchase of one share of common stock
per share at any time on or before Jan. 10, 1969.
will also sell 75,000 such warrants to Russell B. Crumpton,
its. President, director, and principal stockholder. As of Sept. 30, 1960,
the company
had outstanding, in addition to certain indebtedness,
500,000 shares of common stock, of which Russell- B. Crumpton owned
of record 451,080 shares and his wife, Dolores M. Crumpton, owned of
record 48,920 shares.
*
'
at
:
-
500,000
Co—______
DeHaven
corporation
stock,
common
convertible
each warrant
300,000.
—
Inc.
Childs
Corp. of
—
Jones, Kreeger & Co.—
Edward D. Jones & Co.
Co.
Crouter &
"the
Norfolk
■
1,500,000
______
Burns Bros.
—V. 178, p. 851.
Colorado FHel & Iron Corp.—Partial
of
is
convertible
1981, and warrants.
units consisting of
10,
Jan.
due
par,
offered for public sale in
tional
sell
100,000
The
& Co._— 1,600,000
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc. 1,250,000
D. H. Blair & Co.—:—_
200,000
William Blair & Co.—_
700,000
Boettcher & Co—.'
150,000
J. C. Bradford & Co—
800,000
Butcher
150,000
Johnston, Lemon, &.Co._
Stearns
Bear,
declared a
dividend of $13—5 a share on the outstanding common stock, payable
Dee.
15,
1960,
to stockholders
of record at the close of business
on
Dec. 1, i960.
Net profit of the corporation for the three months ended Sept. 30,
1960, after
reserve
for
taxes
and
all charges,
was
$1,908,696.76.
of
board
shares
$10
to be
are
The warrants, which will expire Jan. 10, 1964,
will entitle the holders to purchase as a unit, at any time prior to the
expiration date, two shares of common stock and one debenture at a
unit price of $14.
Courts & Co., is named as managing underwriter.
The underwriters will receive commissions of $2 per share.
As addi¬
Securities
Investment
:
,100,000
——
Baxter
Coia International Corp.—Dividend—
Coca
debentures,
prior to Jan.
1,000,000
700,000
Co
&
Co._
dorp-
.
&
George K. Baum & Co._
Baumgartner, Downing
Courts
The
stock, $1,500,000 principal amount of 9%
common
securities
debenture
300,000
Co
Corp.___j.__
Interstate
.
300,000
_
Parker
Inc.-----
CO.
J.
Share
-
*Inc._
Bacon, Whipple & Co.-I
Ball, Burge & Kraus—_
Barret, Fitch, North &
C.,
share
a
■
-
Bache & Co.,
1960, to stockholders of record at
192, p. 1911.
15,
1,600,000
Redpath
1960 was
of
five
Indianapolis Bond Si
' 200,600"
Bleichroeder,
S.
C.
i960 was $13,202,000.
dividend
a
months
nine
shares of
100,000
Securities
Auchincloss,
i960.—V.
1,
J.
E,
S.
quarter of 1960, after all
share, compared with net profit
$12,677,1.95 or $1.00 a share.
$35,234,000 and for the third quarter of
the
400,000
1,600,000
Arnhold &
a
the
military applications.
subordinated
$100,000
9,250,000
Inq..
third!
the
$13,300,787 Or $1.04
Was
Hill Richards & Co., Inc.
J.
H.
Hilsman
&
Co.,
,
Corp.
Ambtt, Baker & Co.,
after provision for reserves,
income taxes, and all other
charges, was $29,365,319 or $2.30 a share, compared with net profit
for the first nine months of 1959 of $27,472,666 or $2.16 a share.
Consolidated
of
.
i960,
charges,
August, 1960. Crestmont Elec>perforated tape programming
and process con¬
In
line
Crumpton Builders, Inc.—Files Financing Proposal—
These
—
American
months
first nine
the
Co.
-
Burnham
for
&
Peck—a—
&
and
a
This company, of 2915 West Hillsborough Ave., Tampa, Fla., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Nov, 17, 1960 covering 750,000
Amount
C. Allyn & Co., Inc.-
A.
Burgess
company
of
bonds:
Stuart
Adams
'
profit
Abg. 31, i960, the company
operating revenues of $647,590,000
$69,836,000.
consolidated
income
net
ended
First Boston Corp._$9,250,000
The
Coca-Cola Co.—Net Up—
net
consolidated
months
Amount
company,, which was
Consolidated
its
amount of
incorporated in New York in March, 1957,
is engaged primarily in the consumer sale? finance business, purchasing
from
retail dealers installment contracts entered into by customers
wLh
the dealers in
connection with installment purchasers Of mer¬
chandise. In addition to certain indebtedness, the company has out¬
standing 800,000 shares of common stock, of which 423,049 shares are
owned by International Associate?, a partnership
composed of Irving
L. Bernstein, Harold Grossman, George H. Hamilton, Murray Weiss,
Bernard Korn, and Herman Lazarus, Irving L. Bernstein is President
and
Director
of
Coburn Credit Co.,
Harold Grossman is Executive
Vice-President and Director, and Messrs. Hamilton, Weiss, Korn and
Lazarus are officers and Directors. All the directors and officers (in¬
cluding the partners of International Associates) of Coburn Credit Co.,
as,a group, own 459,34# shares <57%), beneficially and of record, of
the company's common stock.
•
The net proceeds to be received by the company from the stock
offering will be added to the general funds of the company and will
be available for its general corporate purposes. The company intends
to
advance
to HarcO, Inc., Fort Lee, N. J., its wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary, an amoftnt at least equal fo such proceeds in order to permit
further expansion of ft? operations in New Jersey.
*
•
of
12
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
agreed to purchase from the company the following respective principal
of 53 North Park Ave., RoCkville Centre, N. Y., filed
registration statement with, the SEC on Nov. 18, 1960, covering
reg.scration of 50,000 share? oh common stock, to be pffered for public
sale at a price of $4 per share through Brand., Grumet & Seigel, Inc.,
and
Kesselman & Co., Inc.,
underwriters. The underwriters will re¬
ceive p. 40 cent per share selling commission. In addition the company
has sold to the underwriters 7,500 shares of. common stock | and warrents to purchase an additional 7,500 shares at $4' per share, for ag¬
gregate prices, of $7,500 and $375, respectively, and has agreed to pay
the underwriters up to $10,000 in reimbursement of expenses in con¬
The
the
subsidiary had
and
company
Manufactures
Division
used principally by the company.
REVENUES—For
a
nection
trol
•
ground conduits
Inc.—Proposes Stock Offering—
Credit Co.,
Coburn
Division
Electronics
tronics
equipment for the automation of industrial machines
and
The
Crestmont
York,
at
The
the
Monday, November 28, 1960
.
.
part
debentures to be
par
to charter members.
No underwriting is involved.
proceeds are to be used for reconstruction of a building.
SEC
the
—
Commission—
With Securities and Exchange
,
engineer
and
will Join
director
the Crestmont
of' research and
Crestmont Consolidated Corp.,
.
Duffy^Mott Co.,! Inc.—Annual Report—
Duffy-Mott,"
development.
formerly Crestmont Oil Co., organized
Juice
processors
of
Mott's
Apple
products,
'
'
Sunsweet
''
Prune
and Clapp's Baby Foods, announced record sales and earnings on
Volume
in
18
Nov.
its
192
annual
Number 6007
report
year ended Aug. 31.
Net
sales
of
$59,912,000
record $52,337,000 net. sales
176,000
than
his
the
report
to
The
higher
.iscal*iq59.
for
taxes
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
af
company's
$1,263,000,
than
the
lines
shared
of
$1-
President
in
the
said
fiscal
then
said
He
pointed
that
out
that
this view
"Duffy-Mott
basea
was
cn'"a
faces
1961
ieai.si.ic
with
both
has
under
new
sales
price
computed
the
in
during
the
on
1959
July
the
confidence."
com¬
for
operations."
1960
I960,
were
fiscal
in
the
to
$1.89
as
the
earnings
for
the
its
Parkway
tal.
of
out
that
the
sales
both
and
'
,
for
and
previously
opening
limited
distribution
the
Mott
in
the
nos
with
Additional
planning for
quality leadership
tinuing
dition
of warehouse
replacement
the
of
much
east
the
of
Mr.
York
New
Rockies."
the
during
all
in
by
year
plants,
Mr.
Share's
/
the
by
holdings
has
of
•. ;
4
■
applied
1960,
8,
of
stock
to
United
request
shares
140,498
Gas
to
Gas
short
bank
term
Inc.,-on
N™'.
announced
the
companies,
with
the
warrants.
&
The
variety of
business
company's
apartment
Common
offices
main
" %
•
the
current
v
192,
Birr
&
Crowell,
Stonehill &
Federman,
acquisi¬
Herbert
Schirmer,
-.
Sulzberger,
—V.
excess
&
2,500
192,
401.
p.
t
&
2,500
Co
Atherton
5,000
7,500
Co.
&
5,000
7,500
Co.——'
&
*
2,500
7,500
—
Teller
Dabney &
Tyson
,
-
\
5,000
———_
in
various
tj-ohic
service
of
has
2-way
of
President
who
radio
industrial
of
subsidiaries,
is
communications,JMcludiqg.^gJpc-
Communications
also
been
communications
serving
throughout
Industries,
President
?.s
Inc.,
18-s'tate
an
is
Jerry
S.
Communications
of
/This
for
area.
Stover,
Engineer¬
in
in
Houston,
Atlanta,
fields,
/
Ga.
on
•
^
'
'
with
•
in
Last
ume.
—V.
to
the
191,
$1,000,000
before
acquired
of
time Into
taxes:
Gas Service
•.
at
of
four
states,
showed
net
a
the
1952
York
which
time
company
facture,
sales
mechanical
present
of
City
1,
Engineering Co.,
N.
Y.
Fae
which was
a
Gross
a
Instrument Corp.
partnership until
future
by
used
defense
component parts
manufacturers
weapons
in
the
the
systems,
development
design
and
income
the
for
num-
will
Van
Buren
the
assets
to
be
be
to
in its, port-'
retain
-
period
12-month
192,
p.
five-month
Stock Of¬
Common
—
Nov. 16 offering circular,
75%
with
a
in
and
,
new
coming in
group
management.
Prior
as
to
stockholders (or
Guy
1959,
1,
Nov.
ending
period
May
1960,
31
$390,000.
approximately
was
represented sales in the re¬
two or three months,
the company's products were
use, but during April
of this year,
it expanded a decorative item such as a 2 Va-foot-tall
philodendron and other plants, and is now workng with trees of various
descrintions up to six feet in height.
^The company has also completed
installation for the production of its owri 'frard plastic planters and; pots
to be used in a full line of arrangeijie-nts being currently introduced.
that
amount,
approximately
$320,000
activity of the corporation.
For the first
designed for home
authorised
capital-of the corporation .^con¬
shares of $1.00 par com¬
of the corporation provided for
an
authorization of 5,000 shares of no par common stock.
As stated
elsewhere herein, after Oct. 30, 1959, there were issued and outstanding
2,700 shares of such no par common stock.
The Certificate of Incor¬
poration of the issuer was amended on Aug. 12, I960, to provide for
an
authorized capital of 1,000,000 shares of $1.00 par common stock.
The 2,700 shares of no par common stock was exchanged for 300,000
shares of new $1.00 par common stock at the rate of 111-1/9 scares
CAPITALIZATION—The
sists
of
stock.
of
class
one
the
of
namely,
stock,
1,000,000
The prior capital structure
for
stock
new
stock
The
issuer
rights.
of
share
each
the
of
pre-emptive
is
There
the
stock.
old
nonassessable
are
the
and
restrictions
no
shares
the right
upon
have
no
to vote,
the payment of dividends, and prior to the offering contemplated
hereunder, there are issued and outstanding 300,000 shares of .such
upon
stock
owned
held
and
PROCEEDS—Any
not
the
by
in
returned
be
Individuals.
by
funds
in
of
its
the
to
the
present
"
from
received
purchaser.
sale
the
the
In
order
of
event
of
the
shares' will
the
entire
offering
is
Purchase
3.
Manufacturing
Accounts
Plant
,
,
——-
molds
of
additional
of
192,
$70,000
80,000
50,000
of plant
20,000
—.——.
20,000
Payable
inventory—
10,000
ft.
sq.
Reserve
—V.
cost of gas from
substantial portion of
the
of
of
Construction
4.
5.
an
priority as set forth:.
Reduction
2.
$4,-
without
form
1.
improvements
—-—
50,000
—
1092.
p.
increased
according to R.
period,
Hawaiian
M.
of
Pacific
Chase
The
;
.,.-
the
Industries, Inc.—Appointment—
Manhattan
Bank
no-par-value common
has
stock
of
been
transfer
appointed
the corporation.—V.
192,
agent
1302.
p.
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp.—Sub. to Merge.
of ;
manu¬
See
19.1,
below.—V.
Corp.,
Pearson
Hidden
1111.
p.
in nrn-mili ary devices-such as com¬
usea
Son Corp.
&
a
underwriter, the company will
realize
approximately $290,000 after deducting the expenses of: less
than $10,000, and such $290,000 will be used approximately as follows
.
reported
were
of
6.
the 12-month
305,'
•
for
revenues
gross
President.—V.
Harvey
manufacturing of plastic products in addition to the
of the machinery and molds.
The manufactured products
mainly of polyethylene foliage and flowers. The products are
sold primarily in supermarket chains, variety store chains, department
stores, hardware chains, display houses, mail-order houses, etc.
The
financial statements annexed hereto show that the gross sales for the
assets;
operating revenues were $86,937,216, compared with $72,653,974
in
Power/
1,000
consisted
V- •'
Higher rates to offset the
company's supplier accounted for
a
gain
corporation was formed.
the
income
net
before.
year
the
is engaged in highly technical research, design, manu¬
and
distribution
of ' Various
precision electronic
and
components
and
facture
6,
Island
Long
Fae
to
successor
at
The
March
on
St.,
organized under the laws of the
1952.
The principal office is located
was
Co.,
Inc.
manufacture
equal to $2.78 a share on the outstanding 1,500,000 shares of
stock, compared with $3,557,032, or $2.37 a share, a year
173,905,
common
Hunter
exchanged.
and
revenues
2,000
direct
resumed
natural
earlier.
New
42-61
The
the
Co.—Revenues, Net Up—
operating
The
'
•
stockholder,
balance
for the 12 months ended Oct. 31, than for the previous year.
gas
distributor, serving more than 250 communities in
company
3,000
Corp.
Co
Harvey & Son Corp., primarily manufactured injection mold machin¬
ery and
the molds themselves.
Commencng November of 1959, the
company, together with new management and additional stockholders
Fundamental
of
Of
of
Van Buren,- Fundamental intends
from
,
State
25 %
a
the
sold
Nov. 9.
corporation
be-
to
value
share
-
Aagaard, Salt Lake City, Utah,, offered 60,000 shares
the company's 100 par common stock at $5 per share,
BUSINESS—The
the
per
Buren
subject to changes in investment conditions and considerations,
having a,-value of $1,763,042 as of July 29, 1960.
Approxi¬
mately $335,211 of the securities acquired from Van Buren will be
sold by Fundamental.—V. 190, p. 2449.
-
Higher
on
value
asset
investment
for
Van
to
be
the latter's
to be distributed
redemption.
or
Buren,
will
of
shares
such
delivered
be
are
Buren,
Van
1960,
securities
Fae Instrument Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Elmer
K.
net
adjustments,
take
to
to
Van
by
29,
shares
for
distribution
of
the
closing
384.
p.
SEC
folio,
...
divisions earned over
new
•
the
to
and
owned
of July
as
exchange
intend
Fundamental
dividing
the
certain
with
Esquire
year
of
by
at
Who
intention
present
effect
Fundamental
securities
The shares acquired by Van Buren
shares
determined
and
$2,632,791
in
Fundamental
shareholders,.
no
of
ber
management these three acquisitions should
add $6,000,000 in sales to Esquire, Inc.'s current $20,000,000 sales vol¬
According
its
to
Texas,
athletic
cash
approximately
to
capital stock.
the
of
of
between
agreement
an
all
value
a
transferred
Nov. 14 that it has acquired the Widemanufacturers of floodlights for park¬
outdoor' building lighting, etc.
This acquisition was purchased for each ond will become a division
of
Esquire, Inc.
Wide-Lite is a successful company with excellent
management, the present management wnicn will continue.
This is
the
third
acquisition which
Esquire, Inc. has made this
year.
Earlier in the year the firm purchased Scott Publishing Co.;
publishers of stamp catalogs and> albums, and Radio Station WQXI
announced
company
Corp.
facilities,
to
Pursuant
substantially
Esquire, Inc.—Acquires—
The
applied
has
company
an
with
&
1913.
P.
mon
Stover indicated that the new funds would be used to broaden
CI's activities in industrial communications through acquisitions and
increased research and development.—V. 192, p. 1709.
ing
investment
N,. J.,
order'authbrizihg the issuance, of its shares at net asset value
for
substantially ;'gll'of' the cash and securities of Van Buren Corp.,an,; JJlinois0corporation',' and the SEC has issued an order, it was
announced on Nov.
18, giving interested persons until Nov, 30, 1960,
to request a hearing on the application.
ing Co.
Lite
Elizabeth,
J.
the
all
sumed
Fundamental Investors, Inc.—Seeks Exemption-^
engaged
manufacturing, automation, 2-way radio and microwave.,;
CI subsidiary,
Communications Engineering Co., provides sales
I One
and
phases
through
Inc.,
United
3,000
was formally incorporated on Feb. 14, ,1946
Harvey as President and Wilfred G. Harvey as Treasurer,
corporate stock being divided between the two.
Subse¬
quently, in 1959, Guy P: Harvey retired and Wilfred G. Harvey remained
Of
..
$14,000,000.
Industries,
3,000
Guy P.
with
as
2,500,
'
—
Albert
Townsend,
Co.—
2,000
2,000
1,000
McCarley & Co., Inc
Securities Co
Sturgis May & Co
Southern
Investment
6,076
com¬
Shares
BUSINESS—The company
5,000
W. Schaefer & Co.
Inc.
»
Inc,;:—-'5,000
' • ■
-
Co.,.
have " severally
of shares of
.
Corp.^
Securities
p.
below
number
names:
Corp.—_
Lewis
192,
with
,
Swift & Co.-—
Charles A. Taggart & Co.,
<
Kirkland &
Jenks,
Hanrahan
.
F.
Henry
>
1—
Inc.
Eallowell,
.
the
company
respective
this com¬
of 40 Spruce So., Leominster, Mass., publicly
offered, without underwriting, 100,000 shares of its
$1 par common stock at $3 per share.
Stirling & Co., Inc.—-—2,500
Amos C. Sudler & Co.-—; 2,500
5,000
2,500
Co.
Grimm
&
Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton
Powell, Kistler
Flomenhaft, Seidler & Co.,
„
Darlington
Hill,
.
&
&
the
their
*
pany,
Shares
5,000
Co.—1-—.
named
underwriters
Co
&
Securities
(Guy P.)
1
--
&
i—
$320,000
7,000 shs.
'.
1,953 shs.
*400,000 shs.
238,605 shs.
issuance to employees.
•
'
for
reserved
from
opposite
Securities
McDaniel
acting severally
Co., have entered
,;
Co
5,000
Co.—>2,500
Weedon
Sears
Fairman
,
addi¬
Outstanding
.
1961
($100 par)
shares
to purchase
Interstate
below,
2,500
Inc.-.,.
Co.,
15,
par)
2,893
Dickson
S.
First
V.
Place
INDEBTEDNESS
LONG-TERM
AND
$320,000
fered—Pursuant to
named
5,000
—.
super
for
capital
working
Shares
out¬
financing,
the
in
equipment for the super
of West Boulevard
and
the
to
—
($5
stock set
mon
will consist of $3,161,669 of
common stock and 42,500 common stock
Bellamah, Neuhauser &
Barrett
Includes
in
are
Used
company
underwriters
•
will be
company
intersection
added
be
UNDERWRITING—The
agreed
r
.
Co.^_
&
*
x
stock
Carolina
of
the
purchase
to
June
preferred stock
cum.
R.
completion
will
due serially
1968..
6%
year
Inc.,7,500
Co>,
Eichler
Bateman,
Draper,
in
assets
construction
the
wide
Conn. \ '•*■'•'
•
Abroms
i:
24
development.
remainder
notes,
to
buildings, a theatre and a warenouse. In addition,
several unimproved parcels of real estate, which are
future
$85,000
CAPITALIZATION
5 Va %
office
*•
'
"
Shares
Alstyne, Noel & Co.^1 37,500
Van
Bond
-
in
a
North
Authorized
V.
-..
on
shares.—V.
have- been
constructed
Aug.
on
in
inventory.
loans.
,
23,
.
investment
business
Communications
is
retire
to
proceeds
be
opened
at
the
Road In Charlotte;
The
(3)
an
*
Corp.,
Nov.
reduce
have
and
below:
some
30%
interest
in Communications Industries, Inc.,-for
commitment slightly -in excess of $1,000,000.
financing, announced by Joseph F. McKinney, ESI President,
consists
of
equity, convertible debentures and senior notes.
■
•
'ESI
recently
registered as
one
of the nation's largest Federally-
of
to
tional
working capi¬
applied toward
be
net
to
Remount
for
will
Market, Newton,
29, 1955), and
Carolina on Jan.
Super
Carolina
North
(incorporated
priority;
Approximately
market
in the follow¬
Hutchinson River
company
is expected,
Teeter's
(1)
Approximately $150,000 to purchase equipment for the
and drug store combination to be opened in the Seneca
Shopping Center in Charlotte, N. C.;
Alstyne, Noel &
underwriting contract with the company and the selling stockholder wherein the company and the selling stockholder have agreed
to
sell the aggregate numbers of shares of common stock set forth
of
small
it
in
Inc,
Mart,
Super
1953),
market
selling
a
125,000 shares of stock,
the
by
Vthrough their representative, Van
The
licensed
used
and
predecessors
UNDERWRITING—The
•
total
v
projects,
new
owns
for
purchase
of
hearing
on
a
will
500,000
;
_
Electro-Science- Investors.
a
of
(incorporated
Food
following order of
being sold
are
account
satisfy mortgages on its
N. Y.; and the remainder
proceeds,
capitalization of the
sundry debt; 625,000 shares of
?
an
bidding
order, it was announced
the
.
competitive
at
I
for
Electro-Science Investors, Inc.—Buys Interest—
tion
to
standing
and con-'
the ad-.'
the" SEC
to
stock
common
Dec.
United
of
has
company
an
until
The. sale
'
of
issued
persons
holdings
..
will be
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
of
plants, andMeinhold
told
.
and
company
into
company
sale
its
of
giving interested
the
application.
1491.
the
for
1,
the company of three North
Market Inc.
(incorporated in
into
merger
Teeter's
April
PROCEEDS—The
ended June 30, 1960, the company and its
affiliated
companies had a total of $21,550,353 of work completed;
total gross income of $1,633,119 and net income of $606,821.
111.
p.
the
and- the Commission
and
125,000 shares
the
of
on
5
1957).
14,
first
(2)
the
EARNINGS—For
v
"
the close
> \ '
:»
-
evidenced
equipment
holding
authorizing
140,498-shares
p.
offered,
shares are
the
Inc.
C.,
Teeter's
.
,
years
Bridgeport,
Meinhold stated
following
area,
date
corporations,
Carolina
Capehart housing projects on United States military bases,
schools, hospital buildings, churches and highways. The com¬
built and owns and operates a large apartment building,-
has
intended
„
order
shares
10,000
Brohx,
Its
and
industrial
Duffy-Mott
Electric Bond & Share Co.—Seeks to Divest—
This
"
of
of
20
over
pany
at each of the company's eastern
space
stockholders.—V. .192,
>
effective
the
N.
Offered —Van
corporation is engaged in the construction business,
general contractor and as a builder for its own account. The
a
factories,
*
•
for
initial- results."
growth, greater efficiency,
future
was
markets
product line,"
Angles
gratifying
very
Coast
distribution
to
of
started
year,
West
up
as
buildings,
'
•
nationally cnStribuuea
Lire. ""j/ne
acquisition,"..
said, "offers Duffy-Mott the advantages of: achieving
production on a company-wide' basis; vastly broadening
stable
fiscal
and
$290,000
balance
company
a
further,1 "was
the
Stock
BUSINESS—The
pointed
product lines;
"Actual
of
number
property,
The
construction
year.
•
as
products
total
ing -amounts:
1960
a
weighted average of 622,371 shares
For fiscal 1959, earnings per share were
the 600,000 shares outstanding at the end
on
Meinhold
more
the
the
together with other funds,
company
share
per
Because
of the Pratt-Low Preserving
Corp. of Santa Clara, Calif.
by Dufiy-Mott in June 19-0.. Pratt-Low is a 55-year
old quality packer of a complete line of California fruits and
vegetables
well
Common
—
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of its
equivalent
1959.
acquired
as
In
Carolina
of
.
The business
Mr.
Corporation
company
stockholder.
earnings of the newly
formed Pratt-Low Division were not "significant because
of the short
period of time during which this division was part of the Duffy-Mott
was
Of
.
that
year.
basis
fiscal
fiscal
share
per
computed
are
Meinhold
"-Mr.
during
$1.71
shares
year
outstanding
of
branch
any
.
share
per
with
125,000
fiscal
•
and
at
$10 per share. The offering marks
public sale of the company's common stock.
the company
"a sizable market expansion
way."
Earnings
compared
sold
products under study"
made
be
Alstyne, Noel & Co. and associates offered on Nov. 22,
135,000 shares of the corporation's common stock at a
that
1960
appraisal of the
petitive forces at work in the industry," and the fact
15, 1979 at 100%. Payment will
the Royal Bank of Canada.
of
Frouge
hien'er
14 54%
record.
He
Dec.
(2121)
North
'
$i,ibs«,ouv.
H. E. Meinhold;
product
due
Drevious
Earnings
were
earnings m
major
fiscal t
Canada
14.47%
figure
stockholders,
company's
.
stockholders.
were
income
last year's record
In
all
Federal
alter
to
,
See
Splendor Mining Co.—Acquires Interest—
Beryllium
Resources,
above.—V.
Inc.,
191,
p.
1668.
'
photographic
equipment,^ auto-vending
apparatus,
recording
systems and automatic machine tools. The company designs and manu¬
puters,
factures
types,
clutches,
and
brakes,
and
approximately 35
assorted models
combined clutch-brakes in various
Violeta
-
conclusion of the present offering, should
there will be issued and outstanding-170,000
of
cents
10
unissued
par
will
stock
PROCEEDS—After
offering,
be
Payment
priority;•
of
Expansion
|•
current
program.
and
New
York
.* •
'
•
/.
City,
N.
St., New York City, N. Y. —V.
industries
communications
and
close
—:—.— —_
community antenna systems.
nine
the
scription
same
time
H
the
year
ended
ticnal
suffered
special
profitable basis,"
and Oct. 28,
1
....
.
released
American
1960;
sub¬
increased
..
..
,
.
tentative
.
operating
a
of
$834,317.
Bright said.—V.
'-'We
192, p.
operating,
now
are
on
a
the
Federal
See
Resources
Beryllium
Corp.—Acquires Interest—
Resources,
Inc.,
above.—V.
191,
p.
Nov.
First Western American Corp., Colorado Springs, Colo.
—Files With Securities and Exchange
the
corporation
SEC
in
on
covering
offered .at
$1
of
1196.,
notification with
(no par) to be
estate
and
The
Chase
stock,
Manhattan
$1
par
and
has been appointed? -registrar - of the
of the corporation.—V. 192, p. 1814.
The
corporation
has called for
Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
redemption on Dec. 15, 1960, through
of its 6%% series B debentures
operation of the sinking fund, $200,000
price of $13
company
operates
share.
per
16
super
for
the
stores
foods.
with
The
administrative
merchandise
office
section
offices
a,nd
ot
of
chanical
by
is
in
addition
to
the
warehouse
space.
of North
upon
the consolidation on Aug. 31, 1054, of Harris Super
Market, Inc. (incorporated in North Carolina on April 22, 1952) and
Harris Food Store, Inc.
(incorporated in North Carolina on Sept. 1,
The
company
was
formed
under
the
laws
of
the
State
1949).
The
Markets,
Inc.
company's
and
was
original
changed
corporate
to
its
name
was
present name on
Harris Super
Feb. 1, 1960,
been
.
.
..
City
the
in
acquired
by
are
case
,
..
Hurletron
of
two
Thomas
Mr.
N.
Inc.,
a
The
McGowen,
oombines
merger
Chairman
Corp.
the
of
Inc.
addition
In
135
S.
to
La
Board
of
the
new
'
•*
personnel
of Danville
Wheaton.
of
offices at
the
and engineering facilities
with those of the Wheat an
firms now become divisions of
the division offices, Hurletron ■ will also
assets,
the
Eye Equipment Co.
Engineering
through
and
\
Electric
of
corporation,
Delaware
Illinois manufacturers of electronic and me¬
automatic
controls
has
been
announced
leading
components
company.
These
Salle
St.,
Chicago.
automatic controls for application
in
the graphic arts, paper making,
professional motion pictures and
other industries: Wheaton has made important contributions to ;elec¬
tronic
and mechanical time delay devices and components for space
Electric
provides
Eye
applications
The
sale
other than meats, produce and
the building
houses the general
has
and,
According to the applica¬
no longer available for
of Hires, over 90%
of
Consolidated Foods Corp.-—
1960.
7",
York
New
Ilurletron Inc.—Formed—
Formation
mei-ger
age
markets
Carolina
..
Foundation Co. of Canada
drug
frozen
Bank
value,
Inc;, Charlotte, N. C., on
of the company's $5 par
shares
groceries,
and.
Fotochrome, Inc.—Registrar—
common
a
Stock
Hires
Dec.
on
in
Violeta
51.
p.
Hurletron
Inc.— Common
produce, meats and non-food items such as health and
beauty aids and other products normally offered for sale in super
markets, and also operates two drug stores. In addition, the company
is presently operating a leased warehouse (lease expires March 1, 1970)
of
75,000 square
feet of floor space located at 2201 Hawkins St.*
Charlotte, N. C., for the purpose of supplying all the super markets
per
real
23,076
stock at
BUSINESS—Tre
Commission—
Nov. 9, 1960 filed a letter of
245,000 shares of common stock
share, without underwriting.
The
proceeds are to be used to invest both in
a
subsidiary corporation.
The
offered
17
common
Markets,
Dickson & Co.
Offered—R. S.
1877.
Super
facilities
Central
of
stock
190,
maintain
Harris-Teeter
trading session
of
stock
July
31,
1960. - On sales of $13,699,564
consolidated net loss of $823,914 before addi-
items
I0S3
B
&
Sept.
Transcontinent
by
lists from 693 to 32,611;
for
the. company
-
Between
operated
systems.- now
the
At
results
the
transfer
the
V.
granted- applications of the New York Stock Exchange,
on
Nov. 23, to delist the capital stocks of Ceptral
A., and the Charles E. Hires Co., effective at tho
Sugar Co., S.
of
tions,
Hires Co.—Delisted—
announced
was
acquisitions
new
tional
Registrar & Transfer Co.,
50
Registrar: Irving Trust Co., 1 Wall
192, p. 497.
electronics
the
in'Changing H & B American into a growth com¬
dynamic industries,, David E., Bright,- chairman
;
f
will be operated b" T^anscontinent Commui|icaticns Systems,
Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary formed in Augu|t,
1960, when negotiations for the acquisition from Jerrold were reported.
•'.Negotiations are now underway, Bright said, with owners of addi¬
'
Y.
step
concentrating d?i
president, said.
The
this
Agent:
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
St.,
•
$53,750.00
.L
—-—50,000.00
——-———-—
83,573.26
——.—
24,904.68
(trade)
i——-—
liabilities
Operating capital
Loans payable officers
Church
Of
expenses
of the net proceeds amounting to $215,000 will
general fund and will be allocated in the following
the
to
and
contemplated
balance
the
added
order
the
into
move
major
a
pany
common stock;
330,000 shares of authorized
remain in. the corporation at- that time.
<
deducting
This
is
has
SEC
it
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
but
The
microwave
was
all shares offered be sold,
shares
purchase in excess of $5,000,000 in cash by H & B American
Los Angelesj
of nine community antenna
systems and
two
companies from Jerrold Electronics Corp. of Philadelphia
completed on Nov. 17 in New York.
(Charles E.)
Corp.,
of magnetic
standardized
frame sizes.
government
H. & B. American Corp.—Acquisition Completed—
The
complex servo-mechanisms and electromecnanical computers of
various
,
and
merger
assisted
the
for
government and the military.
by the
principals of the
Electronics Fund of Chicago.
effected
was
the
by
precision
First
Industro Transistor
Net
into
income
Charles
A.
cents
to
a
loss
company
for
for
of
President,
a
1960
reported on Nov. 16.
year amounted to $192,524, equal to
fiscal
compared with a net
common share,
the year
share,
cents
8
had
Corp.—Shows Profit—
fiscal year ended June 30, 1960 moved decisively
first time in the company's three-year h.story,
the
common
a
divisions
the
Tepper,
income
Net
35
the
for
black
the
two
a
net loss
of 20
cents
a
share.'
loss of $34,330.^
al
before. In 1958 the
-
'
ended June 30, 1960, more than doubled, ris¬
$594,158 a year earlier.
Mr.
Tepper cited other instances of Industro s improved financial
condition as shown in the annual report for the year ended June 30,
Net
ing
to
sales
for
the
year
$1,282,116 Irom
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2122)
improved to 3.7
the
site
compared with
from $425,000.
Mr. Tepper attributed Industro's improved
position, in part, to im¬
proved production methods in making transistors which not only cut
costs
but
upgraded quality, and vo the addition to the company s
products of semiconductor devices in the diffused silicon mesa field.
As part
of a program to accelerate research and development, Mr.
Tepper said, Industro expects to
open an Advanced
Research and
Development Center shortly at Natick, Mass., in the heart of the
the
to
ratio
the
I960:
from
1
belt."
"electronics
techniques
devices
worth amounted to $1,021,044
net
1;
current liabilities
assets to
current
of
to
1.5
seek
also
will
Center
work
finding
on
discover
to
advanced
more
the company's standard
sophisticated semi¬
and application of
production
for
and
The
Outside
during the year
Industro
field,
under
review
company's desire
191, p. 2518.
diversify outside the field of semiconductors.
to
&
Burr,
F.
that a new equipment leasing
announced
will be made available to customers of its Metal Buildings Divi¬
through Inland dealers and distributors throughout the country.
The plan will be supervised by Talcott Leasing Corp., a subsidiary of
James Talcott, Inc.
Inland's
Metal Buildings Division manufactures and sells prefabri¬
plan
steel
are used for all commercial uses. Through
industrial users who would prefer leasing to
purchasing would be offered a rental plan by Talcott Leasing.
Under the plan, Talcott will purchase the building or buildings from
Inland and lease them to the industrial user, without recourse to the
dealer.
Several rental plans will be made available to the lessee.
The user,
under the plan, will have no large initial outlay and
the
will
buildings which
leasing
new
have
lease,
the
rental
or
plan,
equity
no
lessee
&
192,
tied
in
up
continue
may
the
to
units.
Upon
the
rent
of the
annual
expiration
buildings
at
an
purchase them outright.—V. 189, p. 1794.
International Utilities Corp.—Seeks
corporation,
for
Holding
Company
has
5,
request
I960,
to
Nov.
International
by
time
it
in
order
an
on
Utilities
Canada
is
together
the
the
Exemption—
has
company,
from
applied
to
the
provisions
the
additional
and
of
the
subsidiaries,
nine
organized
it
the
and
until
persons
1
cent
—V.
Dec.,
Chas.
Stroud
Chace,
have
interest
no
the
in
laws
in
mon
Park
indirect
conduct
State
state.
of
Midland
Winslow,
statement
shares
of
tures.
per
cash
The
/'„•
;
of
registrar
and
Co.
for
1,000,000
stock
of
St.,
New
360
Klondex
filed
of
State
will
to
be
the
Israel
such
of $500,
convertible
prospectus
into
the
Independence
stated
ticipation
net
lishing
Israel
others,
with
price
Issue
and
the
has
Rudolf
as
Sonneborn
G.
in
Issue
I
company
available
for
the
economic
debentures
will
be
used
in
estab¬
investing in existing enterprises, and may
of equipment for such enterprises.
purchase
outstanding
President—V.
$30
payable
investment
(Canadian
majority control
just
funds)
of this
additional
408,486
a
group
of
shares.
Chairman
and
stock,
common
44,398
own
31,224
Board
as
shares
shares
The
and
prospectus
dustrial
B.
American
Abraham
Dicken-
land
The
its
1,500
suites
Corp.,
above.—V.
plus
be
the
SEC
offered
The
Nov.
covering
at
$17
accrued
The
proceeds
to
are
without
agent for the
Eank
for
used
New
common
general
corporate
Keyes
Mr.
V.
Ben
York
Trust Co. has been
appointed transfer
stock of the corporation.—-V.
192, p. 1816.
Co.—Rights Offering to Stockholders—
offered on Nov. 23 to holders of its com¬
debentures
are
priced at 98.63% and accrued in¬
headed by Coffin & Burr, Inc. is under¬
issue and will take up any unsubscribed
A group
writing the
portion.
Mr.
a
between
plant
in
PRIVILEGE—The
shares
tures.
of
exercisable
are
Sacramento,
warrants,
stock
cewnmon
for
after
for
five
June
debentures will be used
and for working capital.
Calif.,
entitling
each
they
at
convertible
are
105%,
fund
the
$100
1,
holder
principal
1961,
products
chemical
to
at
to
purchase
of
amount
prices
and
at
$25
ranging
will
of
than
paper
260
a
to
five
deben¬
from
$18
items
stock,
Nov
30
raiiahie
are
last
1965
two
of
cient
time
variety
made
of
of
$18,246,807
$1,962,444.
»,o<f^IT?LtlZATION—GiVi11?ig consist to the
effect. of:
of the company will
75,941
of
common
preferred
stock
of
$25
Burr,
purchase
interest
Inc.,
from
to
the
par,
stock.
UNDERWRITING—The underwriters
&
current financing,
$12,880,000
shares
par
is
acting
as
and
of
and
net
capital¬
long-term
debt-
1®5oS?72 sharesof
!
J.
H.
below,
for
whom
Coffin
representative, have severally agreed to
company,
at the subscription price
plus accrued
date of delivery the
percentage set forth below
oppo¬
the
exploratory
during the
exploratory well thereon, in¬
(7)
administering the property
the completing of
delay
rentals,
and
said period.
Paper
Mensh
Files
Dec
on
.15,
1960,
all
an
/
with
•
...
stock
$22,492
...
'
-•
<
-
common
per
of
Dec.
to
and
the
of
1960,
192,
two
companies
to
have
been
make
the
presently
merger
feasible.—V.
192,
899.
p.
formation
Weil's
and
a
by
.
V
Microlex
completely
color,
or
whether
dry facsimile copies from any original, regardless of
printed, typed, drawn or handwritten in pen, pencil
ballpoint pen. The company reports that photographs and tint
reproduced faithfully in contrasting sharp and clean detail.
areas
are
these
it
distinct
is
tially less
for
been
will
With
be substan¬
Magnefax electrostatic
the equipment will be
photo¬
the
at
designed
to serve all business organizations
Units will be leased to small users for as little
issued
respect
photocopy machine, Mr. Alexander said,
real contribution to improved business office pro¬
growth of one of the fastest growing seg¬
a
further
business
machine
$300 million,
reach
and
industry.
From
million
$60
in
1950,
an indicated present annual
the next five years the annual volume
over
Nov.
Inc.—Additional
Co.,
issue
21
reported
UNDERWRITING—The
120,000
each
Financing
the offering
White,
underwriters
Weld
the company
shars,
underwriter
set
Details—
Nov.
on
15 of
Co.
&
to
Inc.,
of
the
below,
have
the selling
and
respectively,
agreeing
named
severally
stockholders
stock
common
purchase
through
the
of
Arthurs,
Lestrange
ant
J.
G.
4,000
&
&
of
efforts,
promoter
which
of
Pierce,
5,000
Sons—
K
St.,
in
N.
the
Mensh,
Z.
will
company,
Development
1960,
the
is
the
District
of
the
Co.
&
3,000
registration
$4,000,000
The
ment
5,000
6,000
of
outstanding
one-half
the
states
and
5,000
Shepard
&
Co.,
of
of
Oil
of
and
the
receivable
of
'
-v.
building
McAlburt
from
which
"
at
1910
Apartments
General
of
as
Aug.
31,
outstanding capital stock of
Bethesda, Maryland;
capital
proceeds
any
will
be
used
stock
the
from
Landvoigt.
The
offering of
of
proposed
follows:
been
outstanding
are
acquired
by
offering;
as
the
1,
March
on
1961,
not
the
which have
debenture
and
pursuant
to
exceeding
company
amount
an
$300,000
Mentor
will
be
used
to
additional commissions receivable similar to those already
the company; and the remainder will be used to construct
"acquire income producing properties.—V. 192, p. 799.
purchase
owned
or
by
Electric
Merrimack-Essex
Details—Our
issue
of
Nov.
Co.—Additional
21
1270
G.
the
Hartford
with
in
for
the
Inc
5,000
Mosle
&
Co
&
Co
Walker
H.
Co.
5,000
8,000
5,000
Nov. 16 of 75,000 shares of this utility's cumulative pre¬
stock. Additional financing details follow:
ferred
"
Securities
Hayden,
Stone
Hemphill,
Salomon
Dean
Gregory
York
—-V.
192,
Courts
4,000
First
the
1961
company's
on
Nov.
McCulloch
sale
in
Texas,
21,
Oil
1960,
and
into
a
covering
Pro¬
commitments
has entered
of
filed
Exploration
minimum
management- officials
company")
Oil
Corp.
McCulloch
Dallas,
and
receive
under
participant
will
exploration
well
as
of
program.
participant
a
share,
all
costs
pay
the
'"carried
exploration
each
fund,
performing
one-third
a
the
from
duties
its
an
of
The
in
all
an
agree¬
properties
management company
fee of $10, and each
proportionate to his interest in the
by the management company
incurred
required
expenses
of
it in the joint
the offering.
In
of
Co
2,200
——
Co._
2,200
—-
of
4,000
_
Co
Michigan Corp.—
Johnston, Lemon & Co
2,200
2,200
Putnam
2,200
The
2,750
Corp.
&
Co.————
Robinson-Humphrey
2,200
Co.," Inc.——
2019.
Chas.
Scranton
W.
&
2,200
Co._
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc.—Acquires—
21
Vogel,
R.
In
President
the
announced
Norman
of
acquisition
Granz.
from
on Nov.
founder-
not
reported.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,. Inc.,
of
Details
Verve
and
Records,
purchase
Inc.;
price
were
making this announcement; Mr. Vogel said that the Verve iden¬
would be retained as to label, appearance, art direction, quality
and price structure.
tity
approach
The
M-G-M
pected
further
President
said
enable M-G-M
than 30%
to
by
expansion
made
be
in
in
that
the
increase
to
acquisition
its. current
immediately
more
the
world
M-G-M's
market.
record
own
would
and
All
East
of Verve was ex¬
substantial sale of
provide a base for
Coast pressings will
plant.
manufacturing
the famous artists in the Verve catalogue are Shelley Berman,
Dorothy Dandridge, Blossom Dearie, Ella Fitzgerald, Elsa Lanchester, M& Torme,
Margaret Whiting,
Mary Kaye Trio,
Jonathan
Winters,
—V.
Menasha
192,
p.
Skulnick,
Mort
Sahl
and
Gerry
Mulligan.
306.
Trust, Falls Church, Va.
—Files With Securities and Exchange
the
of
is
company
SEC
covering
common
Nov.
on
stock
10,
1960
certificates
not
to
of
exceed
filed
Commission—
letter
a
beneficial
of
interest
$300,000 in aggregate.
notification
for
3,000
with
shares
No underwriting
involved.
The
proceeds
to
are
be
invested
in
real
estate.
employees.
California
interest"
annual
&
2.750
Inc.-—:
Co.,
&
2,750
Co.—
Hanseatic
p.
&
Barth
2,750
&
Sons
&
New
4,000
Hutzler_
&
Bros.
Weeks &
Baker,
Co.—
&
Noyes
Witter
Stroud
J.
Corp.
Co
Shares
,
4,000
4,000
&
5,000
California—Files
of
Building,
SEC
public
("management
which
Financing
reported the offering on
Among
Robinson-Humphrey
Rotan,
Management
interests
through
as
pursu¬
the. basis
Apartments,
outstanding
that
stock
which
Mentor
exchange
now
Watling, Lerchen & Co.Yarnall, Biddle & Co.____
offered
company
collect
ment,
on
j-v.v
office
an
amount
thet
of
Hill
4,000
("operating
agent") will explore on behalf of the management company for oil
and gas,
using funds supplied pursuant to the participants' commit¬
ments.
The
operating agent, as compensation
for its services, will
in
stock sold
and
approximately $600,000
will be used to retire certain obligations incurred by the company in
acquiring the Pooks Hill Apartments, to pay other expenses in connec¬
tion with such acquisition, and to make improvements on the property;
an amount not exceeding $187,500 will be used
to retire any debentures
disks
,
.
Co.,
Battles,
statement
under
earn
stock
capital stock of Mentor Investments, Inc., which owns
Apartments in the District of Columbia and also owns
half
prospectus
The
be
to
acquired
securities.
and
Carroll
other
debentures
-4,000
_
Wulbern,
Inc.
The
2019.
p.
company,
gram,
Asso¬
byrthe
Wilr be
President, ; director*
commissions
the Pooks
Inc.;
are
Columbia;
Metro Real Estate Investment
$10,000
directly
compensated
be
otherwise paid,
company
Columbia;
Corp.,
the
of
John
the
of
Landvoigt,
all
and
the
$163,013.93;
was
E.
A.
in
W.,
of
assets
District
the
4,000
12,000
Co
Carrison,
Frescott,
5,000
&
Ohio
Inc.
5,000
Marache
McCulloch
The
Development
sold
compensation
of any debentures
Sidney
and
of
compensation
no
principal
owner
j'
The
5,000
192,
&
be
No
of the purchase price of any debentures and stock sold pursu¬
to his efforts and of any debentures and stock with respect to the
The
such
Miller,
5,000
8,000
Dulles
&
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Martin Investment Co
McKelvy & Co
——_
&
Mellen
4,000
Co.
Co., Inc
Co._
Granbery,
—V.
directors.
by the company to the purchaser of the
the sale of any other units of debentures
to
their
to
Joseph
2,000
Co.—
Co
&
&
&
Podesta
Edwards
Ferris
Joseph,
-' Inc.
2,000
Co.
to
Shares
4,000
Weedon
Dain
Drexel
A.
Co.
&
Phillips
Collings and Co., Inc.
M.
will
stock
and
and
2V2%
-
40,000
Co
&
Caldwell,
C. C.
Inc.—
Co.
&
their
agreed,
number
aggregate
opposite its name below:
Weld
Brooke
Investment
Mensh
officers
2V2%;iof theipurchase price
of
40,000 shares
the company,
Shares
White,
of
debentures
its
Shares
160,000 shares of the company's common stock at $14.25
share. Additional financing details follow:
shares
of
million.
$600
per
and
(1) $1,100,250 prin¬
debentures, due Sept. 1,
the
by
Equitable
.
subsidiary
units
through
primary
not
to prepare
Retail price of
be
copies
copying equipment have soared to
above
should
will
the
to
the
of
"*
electrostatic
make
to
and
of
inches
equipment,
covering
subordinated
par
month.
Magnefax
ments
11
x
photocopying
each.
cents
small.
or
8'/2
of
underway
Models
large
contemporary
over
cost
distribution.
per
cedures
the
about 3'/2
or
level.
sales
that
have
$15
rate
advantages
expected
k
ant
.
1960
•
registration
registration statement, officers and directors of the
company whose efforts lead to a sale will be compensated on the basis
of
new
the
The
covered
sale
Copymation's 24 Vz %
17,
a
up to 5,000 shares of stock to be offered in exchange
debentures due March 1, 1961, of Mentor Investments; inc.,
the 6%
With
of Magnefax
24 V2 %
$1
D. C., filed
capital stock, to be offered for sale
units of $750 principal amount of debentures and 25
at a price of $1,100 per unit;
(2) $969,000 principal
wholly-owned
originally
terminated.
companies, stated that although,
been signed
implementation of the merger
problems that could not be worked out in suffi¬
of
Inc.—
\
paid by the company with respect to the sale of any units of debentures
and stock pursuant to subscription rights where any of the rights were
Corp.,
had
Nov.
on
convertible
shares
stock,
company
both
for
SEC
8%
Associates,
;
-
debentures and
for
:
of Whitehouse Plastics
"
of
debentures
and
32,300 shares of stock ito be offered for
subscription by stockholders at a price of 100% per debenture and $10
per share of stock;
and (3) approximately $142,860 principal amount
a
President
the
of
36,675
of
1400.
p.
amount
•
Off—
192,
Development
of 1625 Eye St., Washington,
public in
shares
.v
14,
debentures.—V.
amount
to
&
Offering—
1970,
of
below.—V.
Co.,
Investment
This company,
1816.
p.
Magnefax has
for
will
named
Scott
statement
Corp. to manufacture and market a new
electrostatic photocopy machine was announced on Nov. 17
by E. Alex¬
ander,
President.
The
corporation
is
a
joint venture
of American
Business Systems, Inc. and J. H. Weil Co. of Philadelphia and Copymation, Inc. of Chicago.
American Business Systems' interest is 51%,
molded
groundwood
disposable dishes'
including
See
in-"
of
acres
Offering—
ownfind
ization
$1
the
sink¬
containers, food pre-packaging trays, etc.
It
operates
manufacturing plant in Waterville and
Fairfield, Me., a groundwood
pulp mill in Fairfield, and a
manufacturing plant in Hammond, Ind.
EARNINGS—Sales of the company In 1959 were
to
ten
Magnefax Corp.—Formed—
The
years.
a
maturity.
wide
a
amounted
:
_
into
•
Jr.,
Inc.
benefit
by
cups,
profit
<
•
..v
non-convertible
and
the
the
issue
manufactures
After
100%
have
the
and
share
a
declining to
all
more
reclaimed
non-callable
conditions.
debentures
company
or
special
retire
comprising
pulp
are
common
1966
FUND—The
calculated
BUSINESS—The
pulp
under
into
starting in
SINKING
ing
debentures
except
years
192,
redemption
•
.
manufacturing
Jar.ney,
CONVERSION—The
-
document
merger
posed
Cruttenden,
$25.
to
for
share
one
Whitehouse, speaking
Crowell,
^
fEOCEEDS—Proceeds from sale of the
a
new
build
approximately
Park.—V.
convertible
of
Whitehouse,
Matheson
subscription rights to $10,000,000 of 5%% sub¬
ordinated debentures, due 1985, with warrants attached.
The
suites
Worth, Texas,
and
Mr.
James
S.
Lunn,
president
of- Lunn
Laminates, Inc., Huntington Station, L. I., N. Y., on Nov. 21 issued a
joint statement stating that by mutual agreement the merger nego¬
stock
terest.
the
on
.
successful,
Corp.—Expansion Approved—
A shopping center of
is now under construction. Future
Forth
purposes.
Fibre
company
Mead
ciates.
purchase from
The
carry
to
contemplated.
Lunn Laminates Inc.—Merger
representative,
mon
to
extent
operating
period prior to
cluding
paying
interests during
downtown Toronto,
have been completed,
underwriting.
Kingsport Press, Inc.—Appointment—
Chemical
the
drilling,
testing,
completing,
equipping
or
abandoning
wells,
(6)
preserving or maintaining property interests
thereby giving
from
away
purchase
Minn.
are
•
whether
1960,
filed
a
letter
of
notification
shares of common stock (par $10) to
12,020
be
15th,
debentures due Dec. 15, 1964 at 100%
Payment will be made at the Midland National
the rate
at
1493.
p.
Our
The
agent
to
gas
properties,
(3)
examing title,
(4)
making geological and geo¬
physical surveys and
dry-hole and
bottom
hole contributions,
(5)
convertible
interest.
debentures
inclusive,
994.
p.
21,
share,
per
to
called
has
corporation
promises
with
Nov.
on
apartment
are
Thorncliffe
at
Bank, Minneapolis,
as
192,
Manufacturing Corp., Rochester, N. Y.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
on
intent
of
outstanding 5%
Plans
Kaddis
corporation
and,
merge
cipal
The
The
A,
corporation.
Lithium Corp. of America—To Redeem Debentures—
191, p. 902.
Jerrold Electronics Corp.—Sells Systems—
&
letter
a
copiers
H.
operating
for
agent
and
were
issued
stock of that company.
the prospectus, in November, 1960, the operating agent
with and into Cuban American Oil Co., a Delaware cor¬
poration, and the name of the surviving Delaware corporation will
be
changed
to
McCulloch
Oil
Corp.
of
California. The
surviving
corporation
will
assume
the
duties
of the
operating
agent
under
the
1960 program and will be
the operating agent of the 1961 pro¬
gram. The proceeds from the sale of interests will be used as follows:
(1) screening oil and gas prospects, (2) acquiring prospective oil and
will
company.
minutes
12
Approximately
3,000
$500
See
the
class
duce
of
management officials as
Ampal-American
Israel
Corp. owns
lists
at
Development
or
Incorporated,
the
acquired all rights, models and six patent applications
type of electrostatic photocopy equipment initially developed
Division of Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Co. of
Rochester, New York.
Operating phototypes of the photocopiers pro¬
which
stein
be
of
appointed
sale
the
finance
to
will
shares
the
According
been
industrial, mineral, transporta¬
enterprises in Israel alone and in par¬
by investing in existing such enterprises.
and
enterprises
new
funds
stock
common
has
Corp.—Acquires Stock—
situated
acres,
mitted
100,000
establishing
from
company
make
to
by
productive
proceeds
used
The
is
purpose
other
and
(and
debentures), to be offered
$1,000 and $5,000 of deben¬
underwriting is involved.
is a closed-end, non-diversified
development of
tion
underlying
registration
$3,000,000 of
a
'Nov.
on
York
development plans call for the construction of commercial office build¬
ings, industrial factory buildings, as well as the completion of the
4,500 middle-income apartment suites.
Coca Cola Co. Limited has sub¬
•-
.
York,
New
which
•
company
whose
of
71st
denominations
According
No
The
in
debentures
in
or
Bonds.
be
E.
17
stock
common
share.
The
of
the-. SEC
public sale
the
with
contracted
turn
of January,
1960, McCulloch and some 75 other persons who
participated in one or more of the prior joint ventures con¬
substantially all the properties they had acquired therefrom
As
had
Thorncliffe
Park
Limited,
a
publicly-owned Canadian
real
estate
development company, whose stock is listed on both the American and
Exchanges, presently is developing a site of approximately
company
any
21,
1960, covering
convertible sinking fund debentures, series A, 1975
5lA%
for
with
performance
the joint venturers
operate their producing properties.
Vz
Co.
in
to
agree
liability
its
exploration
1V2
Inc.
Clark
&
which
2
to
Trust
Limited, at $5,875
tiations
'
corporation,
Co.,
will
or
of
Toronto
business
their
with
of
Interna¬
subsidiaries
all
affiliation
or
Brothers
the
Israel Development Corp.—Files Debenture Offering—
The
2
Inc
Whiteside &
Bartlett
'
...
,
Co.-
&
2
Kratter,
Kratter
Mr.
a
■
•
&
2
;
President and Chairman of the Board of this pub¬
licly-owned real estate company, whose stock is listed on the American
and Pacific Coast Exchanges, announced on Nov. 16 that the
company
had
acquired 495,000 authorized and unissued shares of Thorncliffe
companies
two
of
that
Since
1945.
Brown
which
Inc.,
and
which
1,
subsidiaries,
business
direct
and
Nov.
on
Company
company
—V.
Scranton
2
Parke
995.
Kratter
such,
as
Holding
public-utility company operating in the United States.
is also in the process of acquiring up to 400,000 com¬
shares of Canadian Industrial Gas, Ltd., an Ontario corporation.
192, p. 1913.
The
Inc._
Roberts &
Schwabacher & Co
f
value
par
192, p.
Marvin
announced
was
subsidiaries,
the
of
under
their
other
then
issued
Carriers,
B
&
corporations
and
its
provisions
additional
two
B
transacting
has
with
Commission
companies
and
2
Putnam & Co.,
W.
2
Co
Schmidt,
3
agent
Canada.
giving interested
the application,
from
acquired
Inc.,
Canadian
which
of
has
Pennsylvania
tional
exemption
include
hearing
a
Utilities,
non-utility
are
issued
order
an
Contractors,
are
holding
its
to
exemption
granted
Act
L.
&
Inc.—Appointments—
Marine
transfer
22.
was
that
York
of
Act
Commission
on
New
a
modification
a
2
2
-
3
1611.
p.
3
Dominick
3
Inc
Co.,
Ohio
3Va
Inc.
Co.,
loss
reason
3
—
5
Boenning & Co.
—V.
Putnam
F.
Co
&
participant
3
Co
Co
5
Corp.
Allyn
&
&
The
5
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Blair
Dominick
5
Webster
Witter
indemnify the management company against
resulting from claims asserted against it by
of such duties not arising from its wilful
gross negligence.
Since 1956, Robert P. McCulloch, president of both
the management company and the operating agent, has been instru¬
mental in the operation of joint ventures which were similar to this
exploration
program,
except that the participants were limited to
friends, relatives and business associates of McCulloch and his wife.
In
such
programs
from 1956 thrqugh 1959,
the commitments were
paid
directly to McCulloch Oil Exploration Co. of
California, Inc.,
owned
wholly by
McCulloch, but title to producing properties was
conveyed by it to the management company which, as agent for the
participants, held record title to their interests.
In a 1960 program,
interests in a joint venture were offered by the management company,
to
3
Payson & Co.
5
Securities
C.
M.
Inc.
Davis, Skaggs & Co
Higginson Corp
Smith, Barney & Co
A
Co
Julien Collins &
Co., Inc.
&
Co.,
&
5
Lee
Stone
&
Hutton
H.
112,000 square feet of rentable area
The
pursuant
Dickson
E.
5
Moseley & Co
Harriman
Ripley &
and
SEC
sold
Percentage
S.
W.
S.
The
sion
cated
be
tributed
Nov. 22
on
not
any
R.
211/a%
:
Klondex
company
shall
as
stockholders.
Inc.__
Curtis
&
Inland Steel Products Co.—New Rental Plan—
The
underwriter
to
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Dean
electronics
the
acquired exclusive distribution rights from United States Rubber Co.
to "Naugatile," a paint-like liquid that hardens to a permanent sur¬
face resembling
tile. This step, Mr. Tepper said, is a first move in
the
offer
Percentage
Coffin
more
newer,
conductors.
—V.
each
of
name
subscription
and back-log of orders rose to $600,000
$307,020;
Monday, November 28, 1960
.
...
venture
addition,
agree¬
each
Middle
South
South
Middle
Utilities,
Inc.—Seeks
Order—
Utilities,
Inc., New York holding company,
and its
public utility subsidiary, Louisiana Power & Light Co., of New Orleans,
La., have applied to the SEC for an order authorizing Louisiana to
issue
and
2,400,000
common
was
sell
and
additional
stock
announced
of
Middle
shares
South
of
Louisiana,
on
Nov.
18,
to
the
and
acquire,
authorized
the
giving
SEC
for
but
has
$8,000,r00 cash,
unissued
no
par
issued
an
order,
it
until Nov. 30,
Proceeds from the
proposed sale of common stock are to be used by Louisiana to pay
part of the cost of its current construction program.—V. 192; p. 1400.
1960,
to
request
a
hearing
on
the
interested
persons
application.
Volume
192
Number 6007
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Minneapolis Gas Co.—.Proposes Rights
Offering—
The
of
company
with
ment
the
Minneapolis,
Nov.
on
21
in
registration
a
state¬
covering 228,345 shares of common stock, to be
offered for subscription by common stockholders on the
basis'of one
share for each eight shares held. The record
date, subscription price
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Kalman &
Co., Inc., is listed as the principal underwriter.
Net
of
proceeds
$3,000,000
toward
the
for
will
used
cost
of
from
depreciation
and
1960
additions
to
arpount
its
operation
utility
for
construction
of
and
property of
property ad¬
approximately $5,658,000.
to
1951
repayment
construction
expenditures
gross
will
the
applied toward the
finance
1961
to finance
it
be
to
that
1961
year
intends
to
sale
loans
estimated
the
available
visions
stock
the
of
is
It
during
company
funds
the
bank
payment
company.
ditions
The
of
in
its
program
out
business, including
of
pro¬
retained
earnings, and from the sale of
stock covered by this registration statement.—V.
190, p. 1525.
common
Mountain
Development
Corp.,
Orangeburg,
S.
C.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
the
corporation
SEC
offered
be
in
Nov.
on
covering
15, 1960 filed
of 5-year, 7%
$220,000
denominations
of
$110
letter
a
notification
of
non-callable
debenture.
per
with
debentures
No
to
underwriting
involved.
is
The
of
proceeds
amusement
an
to
are
be used
park
for
incidental
expenses
the
to
operation
parks.
or
the
leasehold
contract.
Upon the acquisition of the leasehold by
sublease will be entered into with Helmsley pursuant
operate the premises and be personally liable for
the payment of rent to the partnership for a period of three years.
the
filed
SEC
(2123)
which
The
a
will
he
leasehold
contract
purchase price of $7,225,000.
The sum of $300,000 was paid as a deposit, $3,300,000 is payable on
the closing date, Feb. 1, 1961, and the balance is payable by taking
title subject to a $3,432,500 first leasehold mortgage and a $192,500
second
leasehold
contract, the
ship assumed
Helmsley
provides
mortgage.
of
sum
$250,000
25,
a
Pursuant
obligation
an
Jan.
for
paid
was
to
pay
the
to
terms
the
of
purchase
as a deposit, and the partner¬
additional $50,000 to Harry B.
an
which date the partnership will succeed
to his interest in the leasehold contract, including the $300,000
deposit
made
thereunder.
The partnership
also holds a contract to acquire
from Helmsley his interest in the second leasehold mortgage,
which
has an unpaid principal balance of $192,500.
The sum of $69,500 was
paid as a deposit on this contract, and the partnership has assumed
the obligation to pay the balance of $123,000 on Jan. 25,
1961.
Upon
on
1961,
on
States
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Rights
Offering to Stockholders—Shareholders of record at the
close of business
Nov. 28, 1960 are
on
being issued rights
subscribe for 6,729,142 shares of capital stock in the
to
of
ratio
The
one
share
new
acquisition of the leasehold by the partnership the second leasehold
mortgage will be satisfied. The Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. agreed
to
enter
term
into
of
tional
25
net lease with the partnership for
from Feb. A, 1961, with renewal options for
The sublease with Harry B. Helmsley will
amended
an
years
38
years.
term and
initial
contained
The
in
renewal
the
substantially
options
major lease.
states that
prospectus
co-extensive
addi¬
an
have
with
';<l
share.
'
.
on
shares
then
the
partnership
additional
anticipated
is
Fourteenth
931
Telephone
86.75%
It
St.,
owned
1911.
Denver
Telegraph
&
of
As
beneficially
shares
of
outstanding
directors
stock
the
of
of
the
and
told
stock
American
the
of
that
company
Telephone
&
and
Telegraph
scribe
informed the company that it intends to sub¬
shares
which
represent
its
proportion of
has
Co.
the
for
5,837,200
Corp.
The
from
expected
the
to
the
apply
American
proceeds
Telephone
&
toward
approximate $106,700,000 at the time
to
repayment
Telegraph
Co.,
which
proceeds are
received.
Such
advances
are
obtained in conformity with an estab¬
lished practice of the company, which it expects to continue, of bor¬
rowing from the American Telephone & Telegraph Co., as need therefore
arises, for general corporate purposes, including extensions, additions
are
and
improvements
its
to
CAPITALIZATION
the
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
FINANCING
PRESENT
Outstanding
30-year 314%
debentures, due April 1,
authorized)
($25,000,000
40-year 2%%
debentures, due May
($35,000,000
3%
34-year 3'/2%
1988
1,
35,000,000
due Aug.
1989
1,
—20,000,000
debentures, due June 1,
1990
Marine
been
Past
at
1,
2000
outlook
1961
September
contraction
funded
stock
debt
$180,000,000
(common
(56,000,000
shares
$12.50)
par
—$504,685,675
authorized)-
40,374,854 shs.
1818.
p.
National
sales
the
same
|
Union
the
of
of
Electric
Stamford,
totaled
1960
Chairman
corporation, for the first nine
compared with $26,901,532 for
Conn,
it
announced on Nov.
and
President.
was
the
of
by C. Russell
22
Board
Earnings
before
taxes
amounted
to
$1,244,323,
or
21.6
cents a
share, compared with $1,335,475, or 23.2 cents in the 1959 period.
Earnings after taxes were affected in the 1960 and 1959 periods by
reductions of $34,000
and $371,000, respectively, in Federal tax pro¬
nine
for
with
The
a
of
and
equal
Union
Plastics,
Napco
10.8
taxes for the
a share, com¬
after
cets
June
Williams
30,
1960,
Company,
and the
and Durham Manufacturing
since their respective acquisi¬
Inc.,
subsidiaries
8, 1960.
manufactures
July
to
since
Electric
Electric
Union
earnings
result
cents a share.
operations of Eureka
the
wholly-owned
31
National
of
a
17.6
or
National
results
March
As
$626,323,
were
includes
of
Corporation,
tion
1960
$1,013,475,
report
division
operating
losses.
carry-over
months
pared
cleaners,
vacuum
home
S.
A.,
heating
air
and
14
work which
in
the last
A.,
Marine
Nassau,
Outboard
and
lower
Ba¬
Marine
in
than
Johnson
The
at
Milwaukee,
Wis.,
sales
Export
Volume
in
doubled
over
been
level
addition
In
1959.
about
reduction
cost
that
Dealer
over.
outboard
is
program
tooling costs
being heavily
maintain
to
us
all
provides
a
foreign operation in Australia, where OMC has
with
Australian
market
firm,
advantage
an
to
of
potential
take
for
began
the
outboard
engineering
operation
of
calls
emphasized
75%
a
for
the
in
policy
of Outboard Marine is not to specu¬
to research and engineering projects.
recent announcement
a
Navy contract for gas
personnel carriers, reveals that
high
temperature
outside
turbine
turbine
has
OMC
powered
had
we
that
propulsion
working jointly
been
research
organization for five years."
"Much
mechanical
development lies ahead in turbine propulsion,"
he
continued,
"before any
program
of mass distribution could be
undertaken."
These present
drawbacks include the lack of low cost
gas
"There
is
metals
storage
areas,
recreational
He
said
for
need
availability
and
development
places,
is
that
of
the
fuels.
proper
outboard
industry
A
V
has
•
of further
wet
and
for
outboard
locations
OMC
dry,
boating facilities—surface
launching ramps—to provide
and
enthusiasts."
working
with state conservation departments,
and wildlife groups, to increase fishing prospects and to
enlarge
reational boating facilities.
fish
rec¬
,
Turning
and
to
garden
non-marine
field
cost
aiming
development
cated
by
operations,
is
OMC
marketing
at
controls
Scott
embarking
program,
of
on
that
said
stringent
a
in
the
lawn
production
and
modifying
distribution systems, and
units which cannot be dupli¬
multi-purpose
facilities."
remains to be done in expanding the U. S. market for chain
produced in Canada. Profit margins on chain saws were affected
producing new saws in 1960.
tooling costs for
the
In
ing
a
man
of
field
light
industrial
3-wheel
and
commercial
vehicles,
the corporation has had to develop a new,
while reducing costs of production and install¬
modern, mechanized assembly operation which will allow Cush¬
to produce
its own components rather than purchasing them
produced
as
more
by
versatile
—
Files With
Cushman,
product,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
the
at
corporation
SEC
($1
par
The
on
14,
Nov.
covering 286,900 shares
1960 filed a letter of notification with
of class A common stock to be offered
share), without underwriting.
per
proceeds
are
to
be
used
to
operate
a
new
in
the
corporation
amounted
to
less
$7,000,000. Present plans indicate a moderate increase for next
Depreciation charges provide for about $4,000,000 per year.
Total
of
business.
a
Securities
and
Exchange
company
on
The
Nov.
Los
proved
.
Bell
Telephone
Co.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Sept. 30—
$
$
Operating
24,676,315
14,424,622
revenues
Operating
expenses
Federal
Other
Net
Net
—V.
income
4,283,006
taxes—
after
charges
192, p.
1960—9 Months—1959
$
$
23,549,444 220,583,599 210,361,850
14,639,581 129,103,642 124,220,067
3,706,149
37,272,656
35,839,470
1,848,019
income
operating
1,683,175
17,572,175
16,275,499
3,520,539
3,581,762
36,635,126
36,069,578
34,026,814
34,054,947
1494.
$4,383,141
This
The
company,
for
the
to
compares
of
1959.
Earnings
1,255,275
average
Mr.
King
third
of 285 Madison Ave., New York City, filed a registra¬
the SEC on Nov. 18, 1960, covering $3,800,000 cf
for
common
that
reported
loss
the
the
For
effect
State
of
Greenblatt
New
York
and Irving
Kaplan and
Loans
1959.
showed
during
on
the
borrowed
little
premiums)
"We
and
discounts
compared
Deferred
660,938
interest
rates
borrowed
on
funds
in the rate of provision for credit losses (in relation
earned) was equal to 71 cents per share after giv¬
Federal income taxes, Mr. King said.
to
Loans
888,897,
at
do
at
with
Dec.
income
the
not
$499,768,681
31,
to
the
nine
in
the
at Sept.
outstanding
producer
journal
dis¬
and
the
of
United
companies;
leading
a
contractor
"N.
N.
M.
in
film
for
and
operator
of
commercial
Evening News
(with
producer,
South
Africa
Kingdom
Rothschild
of
M.
Guardian
British
United
houses
motion
picture
television;
many
Sons,
&
is
one
whom
Sir
associated),
with
for
Limited,
extensive
Michael
principal
the
of
one
Balcon,
factor
entertainment
in
interests
years;
of
the
oldest
banking
and
financial
and
financial
Europe."
Rothschild
for
the
& Sons
new
have
agreed to act
company.—V.
192,
bankers
as
745.
p.
On
Oct.
20,
1960,
278,434
shares
of
Patino's
common
stock
-
were
acquired
S.
by Compania de Bonos,
Acciones
y
Negocios
Industrials,
("Cobanisa") by exercising 278,434 subscription warrants (series
A.
"B")
St.
at
of
$4
(Can.)
Swithin's
1960,
the
of
same
of
sidered
owned
as
of
the
to
exercised.—V.
craft
of
(Can.)
For
this
Investments
"B")
Limited,
11 Va
Oct. 20,
on
through exercise
and,
share,
per
practical
Tin
action
acquired 100,000
the 100,000 shares
purposes
Investments
of
stock
increase
shares,
shares
$4
and
Limited
be
can
warrants.
shares
con¬
decrease
that
from
be
can
Patino
holdings
has
now
in
753,842
purchased
1,957,671
the possibility of increasing
remaining $4 warrants are
with
if
Cobanisa's
to
outstanding
outstanding
2,333,079
182,
to
was
1,078,551
remaining
common
amount
Tin
acquired from Cobanisa
(series
General
700,117 to
the number
exercising
this
4,
1960 at $4
25,
by
from
shares
C.
by Cobanisa.
result
375,408
General
E.
warrants
common.
purchased
net
Patino
18
London
Oct.
on
Patino
stock
to
share.
per
Lane,
100,000 subscription
shares
the
1572.
p.
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Boats,
Engineering
announced
Inc.,
wholly
a
Corp.,
and
agreement
owned
Pearson
in
subsidiary of Grumman Air¬
of Bristol, R. I., on Nov.
Corp.
principle
on
a
of
merger
the
two
enter¬
prises.
Under
terms
by
the
boards
is still
Pearson,
directors
of
subject to
scheduled
for
Dec.
well
a
of
of
will
the
be
surviving
builder of
in
1956
various
Clinton
by
the
boats.—V.
power
and
Grumman
Pearson
Aircraft.
stockholders
at
The
meet¬
a
I960.
product lines,
and
Pearson
approval by
7.
known
organized
was
developer
Pearson
merger,
a
in
merger
boats,
proposed
the
Grumman
Aircraft
Engineering Corp. will have
62%
interest in the combined enterprise.
principal of the merger plan has already been made
approximately
Approval
the
of
and
company,
Peerless
The
Tube
types of fiberglass pleasure
J.
Pearson.
currently
1304.
192,
p.
An
aggressive
produces
company
fiberglass
Locust Ave., Bloomfield, N. J., filed a regis¬
the SEC on Nov. 22,
1960, covering 150,000
capital stock to be offered for public sale through an under¬
statement
shares
of
writing
Co.—Proposes Offering—
of 58-76
company,
tration
with
group^ headed by
offering
price
and
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, Inc.
The
public
terms are to be supplied by amend¬
underwriting commissions, the company has
agreed to pay the out-of-pocket expenses of Winslow, Cohu & Stetson,
including legal fees of counsel for the underwriters, in an amount not
ment.
In
underwriting
addition
the
to
in
excess of $10,000.
The company has also agreed to sell to Winslow,
& Stetson,
Inc., for $150, options to purchase 15,000 shares of
capital stock of the company at the offering price for a period of three
years.
The registration statement includes these options and the under¬
lying shares of capital stock.
Cohu
The
principally engaged in the manufacture
is
company
collapsible
metal
tubes
and
aluminum
aerosol
Of
mately
of
the net,
approxi¬
the
of
sale
and
containers.
stock offering the company intends to apply
$125,000 to increase automation of production lines;
$100,000 toward product research and development;
proceeds
approxi¬
and the
addition to Indebtedness, the company
has outstanding 300,000
shares of capital stock, of which Frederick
Remington, President and director, owns 152,400 shares (50.80% ) and
mately
all
to
working capital.
officers
Penn
directors
and
Fuel
In
as
a
group
187,740 shares
own
Gas, Inc.—Acquisition
(62.58% ).
Cleared—
The
SEC has issued an order it was announced on Nov, 18, under
Holding Company Act authorizing Penn Fuel Gas, Inc., Oxford, Pa.,
to purchase
the stock of Avis Gas Co., which is being organized to
serve
natural gas in the Borough of Avis, Pa.
The proposal for the
acquisition was filed by Penn Fuel Gas and
John H, Ware, 3rd, an affiliate of Penn Fuel Gas.
The service area
Avis
of
will
Heating
be
about
Co.,
a
miles
of
at
organizers
of
of
Avis.
Jersey
100%
Shore
owned
Lock
of
Gas
by
&
Ware,
Haven
Gas
capitalization
will
consist
capital stock, which is to be
other
will
will
is
area
Avis'
par
four
Fuel
Avis
of
area
which
service
Fuel.
$100
and
Penn
share.
per
of
the
Penn
Ware
to
of
price
stock
from
shares
200
par
service
the
to
common
four
subsidiary
issued
same
adjacent
the
Co.,
and
officers
purchase
use
the
of
the
Penn
Fuel
shares
200
proceeds
from
as
the
at
the
sale
of
200
shares, together with funds to be advanced to it by Penn
Gas,
to construct
the necessary transmission
and
distribution
facilities
to
obtain
a
natural
gas
supply from the Leidy Line of
Fuel
Transcontinental
Gas
Pipe
Line Company,
a
non-affiliate of
both
and distribute such gas to approximately 115
Penn Fuel Gas and Ware,
in
Steel
mated
at
the
Borough
The
Co.
cost
$205,500.—V.
of
Avis
the
of
192, p.
and
including
environs,
facilities
to
constructed
be
Jersey
is
esti¬
1712.
Permian Corp.—Acquires—
W.
Texas,
D.
and
Midland,
York,
W.
Mr.
Texas,
President
R. Davis,
have
of
Cactus
Petroleum,
President of The
announced
the
Inc.
Permian
combination
of
Houston,
Corporation of
assets and
the
of
business
of their companies.
Cactus Petroleum, Inc. will be operated
as a division of The Permian
Corporation and will maintain its present
personnel and office, centered in Houston.
Officers
of
Permian
include: W. R. Davis,
President, and W. D.
Vice-President, of Midland, Texas; George Nolley, Vice-Presi¬
Okla.; E. S. Brooks, T. D. Jenkins and M. W. Sublett, VicePresidents in Houston, Texas.
W. D. York has been elected a director
Kleine,
dent Tulsa,
of
Permian
retains
and
a
substantial
interest
prise.
in
*
York
Messrs.
and
Davis
stated
that
this
the
combined
enter¬
.
of the interests
of their companies is expected to effect significant operating efficiencies
and better service for their customers.—V. 192, p. 1199.
at
the
months
first
30,
same
amounted
nine
1960
date
months
of
totaled $502,last
year,
Pet Milk Co.
to
and
Consolidated
months
over
same
date
any
in
the
at
Sept.
and
30,
unearned
1960,
and
insurance
was
$50,-
1959.
substantial
change
in
operating
conditions
mon
same
merging
for
Subs.)—Net Up—News—
(&
earnings
the
dividend
quarter
Pet Milk Company for the three
$1,217,000, an Increase of 8.4%
it was reported on Nov. 15 at a
of Directors.
the
of
1960,
year
company's
preferred
stock
share
net
Sept. 30,
period a
the
of
After
charges
finance
$55,370,999
foresee
ended
meeting
1959.
(unearned
amounted
during
$628,840,055
during the fourth quarter," Mr. King said in his letter to stockholders.
191, p. 904.
—V.
associated
financial
charges
$509,884,361
the
however,
higher
in November 1960 by Herbert
Schneider as the general part¬
ners,
and Nathaniel R.
Herbert Berman as the limited
partners, for the purpose of acquiring an existing leasehold on the
premises known as One Park Avenue, New York City,
fee title to
which is owned by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. A contract to
purchase the existing leasehold is held by Harry B. Helmsley
The
partnership holds an agreement to purchase from Helmsley his interest
of
on
increase
An
finance
ing
months,
with
Louis
share
increased cost, after taxes, equal to 44 cents per share
stock, despite the benefits of lower rates in the third quar¬
acquired
laws
per
nine
an
common
to
nine
full
represented
discounts
the
first
change," he
said. Earnings were equal to $1.06 per share in the third quarter, $1.02
in the first quarter,
and 93 cents in the second quarter.
compared
Tenzer,
$3.01
were
improvement in earnings
interest rates
experience,
and
with
limited
stock
the
"due principally to lower
credit
Our
$497,756,234,
statement
the
Mr.
for
outstanding, compared with $3.96 per share on
number of shares outstanding in the first nine
partnership interests, to be offered for sale in
$10,000 units. Each unit will consist of a 1/385 additional limited
partnership interest. One Park Avenue Associates was organized under
tion
additional
in
Shore
third
the
1959.
quarter was
funds.
in
stockholders on Nov. 16.
with net income of $5,212,106
the
of
earnings
quarter im¬
previous quarters, resulting in net income of
first nine months of 1960, Maxwell C. King, Presi¬
shares
months
Vice-
a
over
1,410,000
of
Associates—Files Offering—
well-known
the
in
under
corporation's
Angeles
reported
dent,
ter.
One Park Avenue
$177,276
the
4,120,668
4,154,901
operating taxes
announced
as
just
somewhat
months
Ohio
year.
Pacific Finance Corp.—Net Down—
Commission—
15, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
the SEC covering 29,598 shares of common stock to be offered at par
($5 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to purchase trucks and storage vessels.
The
than
the annual report of Nov. 8, were
last year's record volume.
Earnings
$12,568,316, however,, compare with 1959 earnings of $13,784,974,
decline of about 9%.—V. 192, p. 1712.
sales,
leading independent
newspapers;
Investments Limited
entertainment
customers
Nitrogen Oil Well Service Co., Houston, Texas—Files
With
expenditures
$171,391,968,
and
outstanding
initially
'
Capital
Telemeter
the
Much
saws
by
International
foremost
Limited,
program
world's
marginal
service
Limited,
certain
Group
Manchester
balance
assemblers.
"The public is now beginning to realize
that marginal, so-called
'basement operators' produce generally inferior products and provide
no
of
and
that
an
and
and
sailing
awarded
for
and
films;
Times,
"The
equity
plant
Australia's
in
products.
on
the future, with regard
"However," he pointed out "the
units
Films
British
"Granada
theatres
ing
new
a
increase
expected
President
Financial
Kingdom,
product planning
departments,
with
a
$6,000,000 budget for 1961, are experimenting with new configurations
that may prophesy outboards of several years, hence, Scott stated.
He
Lion
of
"The
3
.
Hill, Md.
"British
tributor
50%
was
its
British
company representing lead¬
financial
interests
in
the
Paramount Pictures, reported in New York that "included
original subscribers of British Telemeter Home Viewing
Grumman
horsepower Johnson
and
Evinrude
motors
models. These popular models then will be sold
1961
Ncvins,
of
outboard
111.; Evinrude Motors factory is
Products is located in Galesburg, 111.
bright
outlook,
he
continued.
ahead of 1959, and sales were
The new outboard factory in Belgium, which has
an
assembly
plant for U.S.-produced parts, will
as
A.
Pearson
in Europe, as well as imported back to the U, S. Expansion
building additional factory facilities at Bruges, Belgium.
interest
the
inven¬
Waukegan,
sales
1958.
with
long
has
indicated
motors
was
British
by
British
among
the
Ltd.
are:
plants.
Gale
and
produce
starting
at
potential
foreign
operated
to
is
plant
which
field,
outside.
Newman & Lunson, Inc., Oxon
Louis
by
outboard
retail
outboard
motor
reasonably
a
product.
of
at
general
a
outboard
to
all
through
acquired
required.
President
cor¬
Nov.
on
new
that
16
developed
been
Patino of Canada Ltd.—Stock
Acquired—
Outboard
Outboard
S.
pointing
plans," Mr. Scott said, "will enable
prices generally at last year's levels."
motor
floor polish¬
conditioning equipment, school furniture,
folding metal furniture and portable seating equipment, custom injec¬
tion
molded
plastics, products for national defense, and the new
electric automobile, the Kilowatt.—V. 192, p. 704.
ers,
the
shipments
are
reduced, and
emphasized in all
and Earnings—
'
visions
in
Scott
disputed
any
suggestion
approached a "saturation point."
Corp.—Sales
$26,197,765
last year,
period
Feldmann,
Works;
Motor
International,
achievements
primary
inventories
of
40%
are
been
40,000,000
111.,
Analysts
fully in the promise of the 1960s."
Belgium,
length
company's
with
Net
Security
have
Home
new
The
detailed
the
tories
25,000,000
debentures, due April
($40,000,000 authorized)
months
Waukegan,
of
Marine
late
authorized)
40-year 5%
132,
this
Cushman
Outboard
Marine
authorized)
($25,000,000
—V.
and
Saws,
August
authorized)
debentures,
($20,000,000
Total
of
Society
to participate
us
Canada;
Another
$25,000,000
1986
35,000,000
debentures, due Feb.
($35,000,000
Capital
York
New
division
Rights-
Nov.
on
systems
company has an authorized capital of £1,000,000,
of which more than
10%
is being taken up initially,
principally by
British interests, the balance to be taken
up by the participants when
Corp.—President's Remarks—
Outboard
Scott
1978
15,
authorized)
31-year 4%%
35-year
Chain
of
begin
plant.
The
advisers
"These
intends
company
advances
each
on
programs
of bold planning
and
hard
the
corporation's
"spectacular
growth"
to
limited,
$10,000
general,
$1,000
announced
television
pay
Co.
Viewing Limited, a
ing
entertainment,
communications
United
Kingdom.
Australia.
the offering.
of
the
to
of
sum
■■
President
"will enable
optimistic
proceeds, after deducting expenses, will approxi¬
mate $83,900,000 if all subscription rights are exercised.
The company
plans to sell only such number of shares as may be subscribed for
through the exercise of subscription rights.
The American Telephone
payments
the
corporation is comprised of Johnson, Evinrude, Gale Products,
producers of outboard motors; Lawn-Boy lawn and garden equipment;
Telegraph
PROCEEDS—The
in
The
hamas.;
Company.
&
decade
Pioneer
company
the
continuing
the
of
Scott,
C.
poration,
beneficially
stock of the
capital
officers
and
shares of capital
16,419
capital
record
of
owns
the
of
1960,
laws
principal executive offices at
It is a subsidiary of American
Colo.
which
Co.,
18,
the
under
its
2,
shares)
Oct.
has
cash
Outboard Marine
William
that
incorporated
was
in
(29,186,000
company.
3,763
company
Colorado
of
make
partners
to
"V "
contributed
BUSINESS—The
State
and
limited
unit.
held.
■•'
■■
■
Telemeter
Telemeter
Corp.—British
Corp.
International
"Schlesinger
it
during the first
of operations the rent receivable by the partnership from Harry
Helmsley will be sufficient to pay the rent under the major lease,
the first
leasehold
mortgage, carrying charges, and the expenses of
and
Pictures
Telemeter
an
those
to
the
initial
an
E.
Dec. 20,
1960 if not used on
The subscription price is $12.50 per
before that date.
or
reach five
fo
will expire
rights
paramount
rights
the
year
Mountain
Paramount Pictures
partnership,
to
7
were
ago,
Board
requirements, earnings per share of com¬
82 cents, an increase of 7 cents per
were
adjusted for the 3-for-2 stock split on July 1, 1960.
Net sales for the quarter were $48,025,000 as compared with $48,055,000
a
over
year
At
ago.
the
$1.12 Vz
1959,
meeting, the board declared the regular quarterly dividend of
per
share
on
the
company's
preferred
stock
and
20
cents
share
per
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2124)
8
the
on
business Dec. 9,
to stockholders
1960.
28,
Nov.
record
of
is payable
stock. The preferred dividend
common
1, 1961, to stockholders of record at the close of
1960. The common dividend is payable Dec. 20, 1960,
Jan.
During the six months ended Sept. 30, i960—the first half of Pet s
new fiscal
year—net earnings were $2,224,000 or $1.50 P®r
common stock
after preferred dividends, as compared with $2,163,000
per share during the six months ended Sept. 30, 1959, ad¬
for the stock split. Sales were $95,454,000,
an increase of
$1,100,000 over a year ago.
Because this is the first year Pet has been on a fiscal year basis,
$1.45
or
justed
reporting and comparing, sales and earnings of 1960 on the
year basis. During the nine months ended Sept. JO,
totaled $2,594,000, an increase of $112,000 over 1959,
per share of common stock were $1.71,
an increase of
9 cents per share adjusted for the split. Sales were $145,090,000,
or
$5,849,000 higher than a year ago.
■
„.
In a quarterly report to stockholders, President Theodore R. Gamble
pointed out that the sale of most Pet products "have Continued to
show a
steady increase throughout 1960, including the three-month
period ended Sept. 30 when over-all net sales were down $30,000 as
it
is
also
calendar
former
net
earnings
and earnings
,
compared with 1959."
''The
decrease
in
the
■■
.
than in the same quarter of 1959.
.
product sales, particularly strong advances have been made so
year in frozen foods and fresh milk, and we are increasingly
gratified by the acceptance of Cherry Hill Cheese in the Canadian
market. This new Pet product,
which we acquired April 29, 1960,
as
field
fcompany
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT, FINANCING
PROCEEDS—After
$50,000,
the
of
shares
for the following
J
be used
.'
-•
;
-
markets affecting virtually every area in our na¬
in the final analysis, our business is educa¬
develop knowledge and
.
.
.
we have the skills,
the personnel, the physical resources not only to create educational
information but to produce it in tangible form and disseminate it
as
well.
We propose to employ these capabilities in areas of proven
promise."
,
:
Additionai acquisitions in the educational publishing field will be
announced shortly, Sams indicated.
The expanding: Sams operations
include, the Sams Division, technical compilation and publishing facil¬
ities for
the electronics industry;
the Photofact Division, supplying
authoritative service data for all radio and television
receivers and;
other home electronic products; a technical book publishing depart¬
ment, both company-originated and commissioned^ on electronics and
electricity;
the
magazine
division,
which / publishes
PF
Reporter,
monthly technical trade magazine with a circulation of over 75,000;
the industrial division, which compiles arid publishes technical manuals
and
instructional
material,
offers
laboratory
analysis of products;
field
testing,
market research
and surveys, .preparation of house
organs and sales literature; and an advertising services division which
offers a broad marketing, merchandising and promotional service for
small And
medium
sized businesses
lacking their own professional
promotional staffs.
.
:
Major divisions of the Sams companies include, in addition to the
Bobbs Merrill "Co., the Howard Division, which produces Counter Facts;
Frame-Fax and the new Flight Facts and the Waldemar Press Division,
the Company's printing facility.
v
^
;
V ^
>
The companies occupy more than 200 000 Square feet of space in
three modern plants in Indianapolis, and plans are now under way
for the construction of combined executive, eaitorial,
production, re¬
search and publishing facilities in a new plant at 62nd and Guion Rd.,
Indianapolis.—V, 191, p. 948.
.
.
r-
___—
.
Operating
—V.
192,
expenses
1,036,117
——
1094.
p.
"
-
,
.
this
net earnings, and we look forward
the holiday season when Cherry
purchases in the United States as
already is making
a contribution to
added
sales
during
substantial
to
Hill
Cheese
well
as
"In
75th
In
gift
summary
.
fully anticipate that we
sales and earnings that Will
will
we
.
.
with
results
record
Precisioncra.fi Electronics, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
I960 filed a letter of notification with
shares of capital stock (no par) to be
Ghtat As Poldnitza, Inc., Los Angeles,
Calif. And
Beverly Hills, Calif.
>
The proceeds
are to be Used to retire
a bank loan
to purchase
building inventories, and for working capital.
■
The
1959."—V.
of
191,
climax our
or exceed
equal
2748.
p.
The
to
corporation
the SEC
be
York,
N.
The
at
16,
Nov.
on
$4
share,
per
tiled
1960,
of
letter
a
through J. B. Coburn
with
10 cents)
to be used for general corporate
are
purposes.
The
corporation,
registration
a
underwriters
to
offered
be
.
PURCHASERS—The purchasers named
headed
by Hemphill, Noyes & Co. and Estabrook As Co.
to pay tip to $10,000 in partial reimburse¬
ment of the expenses of the underwriters.
The public offering price
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Organized under Delaware law in August, 1959, the company was
The
inactive
of
o{
stock
common
of
amount
80%
as
of
its
and
$1,500,000.
the
issued
and
business
;
is
to
CPI
debenture
6%-,if 0-year
According
company's
defense
a
indebtedness
in
—V.
to the prospectus,; approximately
with the government, primarily
contractor
supplying products and- Services involving
and requiring, in many instances, micro-precision
facilities capable of production to tolerances of one-
Nov.
Walker
will
of
inch
an
used
to
and
be
CPI,
the
less.
or
the
pay
The
het
balance
added
be
to
working
capital.
has outstanding
the 375,000 shares of conimon stock which are owned by CPL
The
77th Street Trust,
a
profit-sharing trust for salaried employees of
CPI, owns 51% of the outstanding stock of CPI. The prospectus lists
In
addition
Sam
to
Mullin
S.
certain
Indebtedness,
Chairman
Board
as
Polymer Corp.
issue Of Nov. 21
—
the
and
company
Ted
Stanwick
Additional Financing
Edwards
440,000
Cruttenden, Podesta As
; Co.
Dempsey-Tegeler As Co._
80,000
80,000
R. S. Dickson & CO., Inc.
Doolittle As Co._
Carl
50,000
Loewi
Reinholdt
80,000
——___
Hemphill, Noyes As Co._
Johnston, Lemon As Co.
Kidder, Peabody & Co._
Laird & Co., Corp.______
—V. 192, p. 2020.
80,000
As
Gardner...
Bernet $
Hickman, Inc..
190,000
I.
80.Q00
190,000
M.
Simon
&
Singer,
Deane
Scribner
50,000
Watling,
50,000
"
&
with
corporation
the
SEC
offered
at
William
St.,
NoV.
dn
80,000
covering 70,000
$3
shares
filed
of
$1
letter
a
par
of
common
(t>* F.)
stock
through M. H. Myerson Company,
New York, N. Y.
are to be Used for Working capital.
stock .held
common
the
at
underwriters,
the
of
rate
of
record.
the
and
one
for each
share
three
♦This
Ltd.,
stock
note
$953.05,
15
holders
shares
G.
H.
to
Apply $90,000
Its
distribution
to
of
plant
construction,
Perma-Glaze,
a
$250,000
cementitious,
w&ll-facing
-*.COIH,a.?y as, a feroup °*n 164,000 shares (55%)
Eight
principal
;the underwriters
stockholders
of
the
company
of
Co.__^i____
Loewi
&
William
Stern
interest,
$90,271.41
with
950,000, shs.
a
the
to
Co.,
finalpayment
"
I.
.
.
M.
and to purchase
stock.
.
-vi.
Simon
J':'
"!■
.
&
Co
.
Shares
4,000
company
^Sie^corP°ratIon
the SEC
UniondaleN
The
^
proceeds
Portland
Stock
on
Nov-
18-
I960,
filed
Y
are
Corp.,
letter
a
covering 50,000 shares of class A
stock
of
Union-
notification
(par 10. cents)
per share, through Suburban Investors Corp.,
to be
used
for
general
V
to
a
Nov,
4
Trust Co. has been
disbursing agent and
stock
has
been
$3)
(par
the
of
appointed
stock
common
transfer
the First National City Bank of
registrar for 818,598 shares of common
corporation.—V. 192, p. 2064.
appointed
Sepia Commercial Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
„
The
with
corporation
the
SEC
in
$180,000
minimum
to
.
each
on
blocks
of
The, proceeds
1960, filed a letter of notification
shares of common stock
(par $1),
to be offered at $2
per
share in
17,
9O.0OO
amount,
100
shares
No
subscriber.
underwriting
and
maximum
is
blocks
of
shares
5,000
involved.
to be used for printing, advertising
equipment and working capital.
are
office
expenses,
Nov.
covering
aggregate
mailing
and
(John) Sexton & Co.—Additional Financing Details—
Nov. 21 issue reported the offering of this com¬
pany's 200,000 shares Of common stock at $16.50 per
share.
Additional financing details follow.
.UNDERWRITING-—The underwriters named below, for whom HornOur
blower
Weeks is acting as representative, have made a firm com¬
to purchase severally from the selling shareholders an
aggre¬
gate of 167,000 conimon shares and from the company an aggregate
of 33,000 common shares, each underwriter agreeing to purchase from
each selling shareholder and the company the
percentage of the total
number
Inc. — Common
the
by
each
set
its
opposite
'i
>
.
%
Horriblower
&
Weeks—
17.25
Glore, Forgan & Go.__
Kidder, Peabody Ac Co
H.
Byllesby Ac
M.
Co.
4.75
(Inc.)
4.75
Francis
Co.__
2.25
Fulton, Reid Ac Co., Inc.__
Lester, Ryons Ac Co.__—__
2.25
4.75
2.25
2.25
—_•
I.
duFont Ac
3,000
White, Weld Ac Co. Inc.—
4.75
McDonald
A.
3.75
2.25
1.50
Jackson
Ac
3,000
C.
Allyn Ac Co., Inc
2.25.
Co
Ac
2;25
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Hayden, Stone & Co._____
3.00
Boettcher
3.75
Julien
3.75
Courts Ac CO.
5,000
Blewer, Giynrt & Co.__i
McCourtney-Breckehridge
Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co.__
F
8. Moseley Ac Co."
Reynolds & Co., Inc._____
3.75
McCormick
3.75
The Milwaukee Co.__~
i:50
2,000
Shields
3.75
2,000
Schwabacher Ac Co.
Mullaney, Wells Ac Co.
Sauiiders, Stiver Ac Co._—
1.50
Co
&
&
&
McDowell
&
3,000
Blosser At.
Co
Fusz-Schmelzle & Co., Inc.
:•
'3,000
2,000
,
-
development facilities; and for patent and patent applica¬
world basis.
..."
engaged in the business of developing
manufacturing and distributing electronic equipment. As-the. successor
to Robo-Sonics Industries, Inc., it has acquired all of the latter's right,
title and interest to the complete working models, and other properties
affecting the use of an automatic telephone answering instrument to
be marketed under the name "The Robosonics Secretary,"
including
Issued patents arid patent applications which are presently filed in 15
company
192, p.
(Howard W.)
prospectus,
offered
be
Scherck, Bichter Co
_r
Bullingtoh-Schas Ac €o.__j.
from the issue will be used by the company
initiation, of. quantity production of the Robosonic Secretary;
public relations, sales and merchandising program; for .enlarging
countries.—V.
to
4,000
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
a
shares
.
Straus,
4,000
on
•
McCormick & Co—
Co.
4,000
tions
common
7,500
5,000
Eichler
research and
of
below.
name
—V.
Robosonics, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Mandell &
.
&
mitment
Smith, Mbore &
1095.
is
.
„
corporate purposes.
Reporter Publishing: Co.,
Offered—Pursuant
York
7,600
&
BUSINESS—The
With,
Irving
dividend
■
Kahn, Inc. offered on NCv. 29, 180,090 shares of common
stock of Robosonics, Inc., at a price of $5 per share.
sell
744.
Porce-Cote Research & Development
dale, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
The
Brothers, Inc.—Appointments—
Paine, Webber,
'Curtis
;
the
p.
f
Seemaii
Inc.__,____^
Sta&ts
Edwards
a.
191,
have
3.75
192, p, 801.
for
$5,000.—V.
efficiency,
2064.
A. G. Becker Ac Co., Inc.__
Co.
—V.
for
price of
in 1936 by Mead and Scott to manu¬
pulp.
Its initial daily capacity was 150
in 1940, 1948 and 1951, along with in¬
brought production
to
500
tons.—V.
192,
Co._z__
&
Sons:—
G.
A.
common
to purchase the Unsubscribed common stock at the sub¬
price and, as additional compensation, will be allowed to
50,000 common stock purchase warrants from the
aggregate
sulphate
programs
Merrill; Turben & Co., Inc.
Singer, Deane Ac Scribner
Baker, Simonds Ac Co., inc.
5,000
agreement,
an
the
Bache
Brothers
scription
purchase
the
Stix & Co._____i—- 3,000
White
C6.-zJl
;_—u_
3,000
Bateman,
all
subscription rights, aggregating 170,500, to be
issued to them pursuant to the
Subscription offering. The underwriters
have severally
agreed, subject to the provisions of the underwriting
at
doubling
day,
per
stock in Brunswick
remainder Tbf1 the money
7,500
7,500
Cook
R.
common stock
of common
Corp. 10,000 *
10,000
Stifel, Nlcolaus & Co., inc.
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co,
product,
propose
&
17,500
Co.__^__ 17,500
Securities
&
NeWhard,
*ddItlon
to
Outstanding
is secured by„ the company-owned
and
Gardner
Equitable
to certain indebtedness, the company has
outstanding
299,990 shares of common stock, of which Leo F.
Popell, Jr., organizer
of the company and its Board Chairman and
President, owns 120,900
shares (40%) beneficially and Of record. All
officers and directors of
stock.
1955,
principal
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
the balance to working capital.
and
include
Shields
company intends
the expansion of
to
1,
company 50,000 shares
Walker
,
offering, the
Oct.
Shares:
subscription price, the names of
underwriting terms are to be supplied by
stock
dated
Aggregate of 90,000 shares of
an
Reinholdt &
of
The
from, the
Authorized
$122,500.00
1,500,000 shs.
______________
1, 1970.
from the
is principally engaged in the distribution, sale. And
building, insulating, and acoustical products in the
State of Florida, Central America, dnd the Caribbean
Islands. Of the
received
tons
established
was
bleached
Expansion
creased
,
company
of
proceeds
is
which
due Sept.
installation
net
(par $1)
FINANCING
UNDERWRITING—The underwriters named below, for whom Rein¬
holdt As Gardner,and Q. H. Walker <fc CO. are acting as representatives,
have made a firm commitment to purchase from the selling share¬
amendment.
The
PRESENT
TO
plant in Arlington* Texas, and is payable in monthly installments of
be
to
Powell Co., inc.—Files Subscription Offer—
stockholders
EFFECT
<
The company of 2501 Northwest 75th St., Miami,
Fla., filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on Nov. 18, I960,
covering 99 996
shares of its common stock to be offered for
subscription by its com¬
mon
GIVING
♦Real estate mtge. bearing 4% % interest
The proceeds
,
500
common
.
CAPITALIZATION
notification
share
per
tons.
as
Common
.
is,, i960
of the proceeds of the sale of the 90,000 shares of common
by the selling shareholders will be received
by the
'
/
;
80,000
__
Co.
Polysomes, inc., New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
The
of
part
Brunswick
facture
offered
mailing cases or as cores.
general, the Company manufactures only against specific orders
therefore, does not maintain substantial inventories of finished
products not covered by such orders. The, company's rate of operation
is subject to fluctuation, due to the Requirements of its customers.
80,000
Co.__
;—
buy additional
expansion, with
and,
AS
Lerchen
fihance
p.
In
80,000
Schneider,
will
Scott
being
an
either
80,000
arid
r
increased
proceed? to the company of the sale of 50,000
spices, hair preparations, toys, caulking compounds, grease, powdered
paint, ammunition, automotive accessories, textiles, and other miscel¬
laneous
items.
In addition,
it manufactures spools
for dispensing
ribbon, wire, etc. and tubes used principally as protective wrapping,
80,000
Hopwood
Oranbery, Marache &
a
190,000
_
22.
present capacity.
provided by loans to
Brunswick from financial institutions.
Giving effect to the proposed investment in Brunswick, the MeadScott ownerships will remain equal.
■
r
A new pulp drying machine,
a part of the expanded facilities, will
make it possible for Brunswick
to manufacture bleached board for
the first time in its history.
The additional pulp tonnage Will be a
significant factor in both Scott's and Mead's requirements for pulp
in the companies' long-range programs.
RUSINE3S—The company siells a wide variety of fibre bodied con¬
tainers for packaging of refrigerated dough products, drugs, insecticides,
Co., Inc
As
Nov.
on
production will be
to
150,000:
$190,005
Rhoades
NeWhard, Cook & Co.—
Pipet, Jaffray As
80,000
_____
Co.
Loeb,
& Co.—
___
•
Brothers
M.
announced
was
100,000
New
company.
Debentures
Lehirian
$440,000
_
Sons_|
agent
"
150,000
Inc.
company's general bank account, and will be available for w.orking
or
for use in connection with the development of various
phases of its business.
No part
transfer
named
Co._^j*
&
net
been
1859.
p.
no._^_i—__
As
capital
stock
As
&
Bank has
192,
of directors of Scott Paper Co., Chester, Pa.,
and the
Dayton, Ohio, have approved the $35,000,000 expansion
their co-equally owned affiliate, Brunswick Pulp & Paper
of
operation's
the
Details —Our
on Nov. It of
Debentures
G.
Stokes
Yantis & Co.,
S.
Savings
boards
Mead
shares of the common stock after estimated expenses of $17,870, will
tie approximately $494,630, Such proceeds will initially be added to
reported the offering
$2,750,000 of this firm's debentures. Additional financing
A.
Thomas
&
company.—V.
Brunswick's
300,000
16
PROCEED3—The
details follow:
"White, Weld As Co
the
Corp.,
it
Co.,
the
stockholders.
President.
as
WAlter
300,000
i
$150,000
prospectus, Reinholdt & Gardner and G. H.
Co., both of St. Louis, Mo., offered 140,000
shares of the company's $1 par common stock at $11.50
per share. 50,000 shares were offered for the company's
account and 90,000 shares for the account of selling
proceeds from the stock sale
of the V-Loan indebtedness
unpaid
will
balance
The
Mead
Co.,
192, p. 2020.
manufacturing
of
Co._
&
R. C. Can Co.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant to
advanced technology
millionth
As
_i.
150,000
Co
Wells
Pollock
E.
Inc.
F.
principal
the
As
Wm.
$3,400,000
300,000
Co—
&
Haupt
Amount
-
Mullaney,
Co.
Co.—
&
Freeman
Ira'
&
__
Courts
shares
375,000
•
names.
Amount
Stuart
Inc.
Trust
First National Bank has been named registrar for the common
of
Scott Paper Co.—Expansion Approved—
agreed
their respective
opposite
Halsey,
acquired divisions and $1,891,-
certain liabilities of the
V-Loan
CPI's
stock
program
_
pany, assumed
000
severally
the
and
from the company the principal amount of series L bonds
set
September, I960, when it acquired the assets of four
and one subsidiary of Cleveland Pneumatic Industries, Inc.,
In exchange for
such properties and businesses,the com¬
Ohio.
have
below
to purchase
agreed
until
divisions
of
has
company
Harris
The
nancing Details—TOur Nov. 21 issue reported the N6v. 17
offering of $5,000,000 of series L, 5%% first mortgage
boridS, due 1090. Additional financing details follow:
Ohio, Nov. 22 filed
the SEC covering 175,000 shares of
for public sale through a group of
Cleveland.
E. 77th St.,
statement, with
stock,
common
of 3781
,
Scott, Foresman & Co.—Appointments—
.
Public Servicte Co. of New Hampshire—Additional Fi¬
Pneumodynamics Corp.—Files Offering—
into
,
,
the
The
Y.
proceeds
& Systems Institute, Inc. New York, N. Y.
Securities & Exchange. Commission—
offered
be
New
14,
150,000
per share, through
Triad Investment Co.,
corporation oh Nov. 17, 1960, filed a letter of notification
SEC
covering 12,500 shares of common stock (no par) to
at $2 per share, Without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
The
notification
(par
Associates,
Nov.
on
$1
—Files With
Exchange Commission—
covering 75,000 shares of common stock
offered
at
Programming
Plated Wires & Electronics, Inc., Ansonia, Conn.—Files
With Securities ahd
with
corporation
Site covering
the
offered
Canada.
anniversary
the
for
available
is
of
We have the potential capacity to
information in any area we care to lrivade
.
Engraving equipment — _____—
——
17,718
Composing and press rooms—_
10,490
Stereotyping
—;—.———10,075
Furniture and supplies ——*
22,000
Miscellaneous
^
.13,600
for
and
(electronics)
15,000
—r—T+-+
.
data
tion.
.
—$75,000
_———_—
of utilities
Connection
current
tional economy and life,
,
purposes;
Newsroom
supply
Patterned after the company's highly successful PhotosuppJi'"' technical aai-a anu
easy
repair manuals to
the
nation's
electronics service technicians, the new
data
data,
of expenses of issuance, estimated at
proceeds to the company from the sale of
stock will be $1,200,000.
Such proceeds will
common
entire
publishing, has
trade
associated companies, has
board cnairman of the
Flight Facts, to
service,
new
include the
to
<
will offer up-to-date information on changes in airport
navigational aids, and is expected to fill a vital need to
insure safe flying, the announcement said.
Entry into the aviation service field is in line with the policy an¬
nounced by Sams at the annual shareowners meeting in which he
said
"we are on the
threshold of unlimited and challenging oppor¬
tunities.
We have stepped out of tne confines of a shigle industry
flight
164,100 shs.
.payment
cash
net
the
thousands
Outstanding
"500,000 Shs.
$10)—_.—..
(par
law,
industry.
Sims,
a
flying safety.
facts,
which
,
Authorized
stock
W.
expanded its scope
school testing and
has
and
the aviation
announced
was
Monday, November 28, 1960
.
.
educational,
of
entered
Howard
Common
,
house
publishing
164,000 shares
speculation at $10 per
a
Incorporated on Feb. 4, 1960, under
the laws of Oregon, for the purpose of publishing a newspaper,
the
Portland Reporter for the duration of a strike which began Nov. 10,
1959, at the two Portland daily newspapers, the Portland Oregonian
and the Oregon Journal.
The Reporter was published weekly com¬
mencing Feb. 11, 1960, until April 12, 1960, and has been published
twice tveekly from that date until the present time. During its entire
existence, the newspaper has been given away without charge.
The
company how intends, early in November,
1960, to publish a perma¬
nent afternoon daily hewspaper for ivhich a charge Will be made.
BUSINESS—The
,
"In
far
stock
common
par
share,
a
reduction of more. than $700,000
in the 'in and out' handling of
excess
milk delivered to our receiving stations," he said, "In order
to sustain an adequate supply for our operations, we are obliged to
accept all of the milk provided by our .dairy farm patrons, and we
re-sell whatever quantity we cannot use. During the September quarter
this year, our milk receipts were more nearly in line with our require¬
ments
$10
resulted, from
sales
quarter
September
of
without underwriting
offered
company
.
Sams & Co., Inc;—Expansion—
research and publishing firm, which "within the
This Indianapolis,
past two years has acquired Bobbs Merrill Co., Inc;, 123 year-old book
Ac
Co.—
Ac
Co
192, p.
3.75
i__.
3.00
and
Co.__
Collins Ac
1.50
u—
Co._
1.50
—
1.50
&
Co.___i_
1.50
-
1.50
2064.
Siegler Corp.—Registers—
•
The corporation, of 610 South Harvard
Blvd., Los Angeles, filed a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
Nov.
21,
1960,
covering
410,000 shares of common stock arid 105,000 shares of no par cumu^
lative
Jack
convertible
Ac
Heintz,
preferred
Inc., upon
stock,
to
be
offered
consummation-
of
a
to
stockholders
proposed
Jack &
Heintz into Siegler, if such merger is
approved by
both companies.
The stockholders of Jack & Heintz
of
of
merger of
stockholders
will
receive
shares
of Siegler at the rate of 0.55 shares of Siegler stock
outstanding share of Jack fit Heintz common unless, in lieu
of common stock, ,they elect to receive shares of
preferred stock of
Siegler. The rate of exchange of the Siegler preferred stock for the
common
for
each
Jack
<3c
Heintz
common
stock
•underwriting is involved and
no
is
to
be
discounts
supplied
or
by
amendment.
No
commissions will be paid;
The
proposed merger will combine the company and Jack St Heintz
into a single corporation which will continue under the name of the
Siegler Corp. Siegler is a diversified manufacturing company engaged
In the fields of military electronics, commercial and industrial elec¬
tronics, heating and cooling, aero-space components and specialized
,Continued on page 51
.
Volume
192
Number
6007
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
DIVIDENDS
Canada
tables.
announcements are grouped in
two separate
In the first we
indicate all the dividends an¬
duiing the
second
a
table
in
...
Ltd.
Corp., Ltd.'
Cable, class A (quar.)
&
$$1
12-
7
11-30
Fostoria
$$1
12-15
11-30
Fram
Ltd.
Extra
(quar.)
Capaal
(quar.)
A L
D,
Inc.
Aubous
—
22 Vic
1
11-25
i_
3
j2_
1-
3
12-
8
1_
common
12-
45C
——
Laboratories,
Extra
3
12_
g
Carter
12-20
12
7
Case
12-
11I28
(quar.)
pre!erred
(quar.)
Electric
Acme
5%
Corp.,
preferred
Acushnet
Adams
in
Express
cash
tat
net
payment
the
Class
of
gains
and
Stock
47+%
B.)
Industries
Allen
(quar.)
1-
1
12-
9
income)
Ceriain-teed
x
12_
9
5%
$1.06 74
this
American
Co.,
of
12-31
12-
1
12-15
11-28
12-15
12-
1-
6
12-
6
12-
12-21
12-
7
87c
12-
8
11-25
12-
8
11-25
10c
12-
8
12-16
12-23
12-
2
5c
12-
1
12-28
12-
8
50c
1-3
15c
:—cqvi
(initial)..u,.
12-27
5%
12-20
12-30
I2V2C
(s-a)__
1-
1
12-15
1212-
5
2
11-30
12 7ac
12-
35c
(quar.)—'
12-30
12-30
12-16
$1
Corp.
12-28
12-
5
on
common
Corp
American
Common
South
Pulp
Africa,
Ltd—
$2.80 preferred
52c
Corp.
Fuel
Oil
stock
stockholders
Industries
Associated
—
approval
to
12-30
Arkansas
12-19
1- 6
12-12
12-16
1-20
12-
8
12- 9
1
2
1- 5
1212-
Public
12-28
25c
..—
(initial)—
_______
Automatic Retailers
of
12-15
1- 2
1- 2
12- 9
,
(stock
America
12-
5
5
100%
div.)
11-24
12-15
12-15
1-25
__—
Ltd.
Telephone,
$10c
12-31
12-
1
Bassett
Furniture
Beauty
Counselors,
Bell
Industries
Stock
Bell
Isle
Bond
<H.
Stores,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—1
Inc.
(quar.)
Boyertown Burial Casket
Brazilian Traction,
(quar.i__
11-30
H-17
30c
25c
3'«
20c
$55c
20c
50c
$1.37/a
31 /4c
25c
.
Co.
C.)
12-15
1^-27
12-27
12-15
1-16
11-30
12- 6
12- fa
12-1
12-15
.12-15
1- 2
12-15
12- 1
11-19
12- 2
12-15
12-
American
11-10
Consolidated
Continental Copper
Stock
Petroleum
Crown
Bank
Ltd.
Note,
(quar.)__
Extra
Brock way
Common
Stock
preferred
(quar.)
Distillers,
12-15
12- 1
12- 1
20c
2%
(quar.)—
12-31
12-20
62/^c
(quar.)—
class A
1
12-
1
(No
this
Daitch
q
J-
1-1
J|- 9
payment at
common
Darling
75c
12-20
12- 9
(reduced)—
H27ac
1-27
1- 6
common
Common
JJ2£c
-
Common
C
I
T
Terminal
Financial
10c
10c
Co
Corp.
Calgary Power, Ltd.,
5%^ preferred
California
$2.50
6%
Electric
preferred
70c
HOC
+$1.25
(increased)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Power—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.75VF preferred (quar.)
-
'
'
11-28
Extra
1-3
12-20
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
8
5
Gold
9
1-3
lz-2u
Goulds Pumps Inc.,
Extra '
1-
12-20
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-20
12-
1
J5c
————
—
19
1-9
r
in
121
9
1-1
12-10
1-14
iz-ib
Bank
Edison
Stores
Distillers,
Green
12-
11-18
12-30
12-
2
12-130
12-
2
1
25c
1-
3
11-21
$1.37 7a
1-
3
12-
2-
1
12-
1
30c
1-
35c
Ordinary
Dominion
1-
6
12-
4
5
Common
472%
du
Pont
I.)
$0.7188
1- 1
1- 1
13- is
1
12 15
Stock
Class
A
Stock
Stock div.
12-31
12-
7
12-21
11-21
held
1-
50c
5
Jan.
3
12-20
1-
2
12-12
1-
3
12-
9
12-15
12-
2
50c
8c
12-23
1272c
12-20
____
Stock
12-
5
a12- 9
Hat
Hawaiian
5 72%-
1
12-16
12-30
12-
55c
1-16
9
12-21
12-15
12-
2
12-20
12-
1
20%
1-13
12-
8
(G.)
Common
$2
D
6%
12-14
11-29
1-25
1-10
12-15
12-
:_____
1-
52 7a c
1
1-
1
Mining,
Stock
Howell
Electric
Hupp Corp.,
5%
Hygrade Food
(stock
Motors
1212-
Bell
Products,
Oil,
Ltd.
Imperial Tobacco (Canada)
Incorporated Fund (Boston)
Industrial
12-15
11-30
Industrial
1-16
12-29
12-12
1-16
12-15
Interlake
12-15
Fisher
Co.
1
Common
Flexible
2-
1
2
1-20
6%
International
12-16
12-
11-30
tl5c
12-15
11-30
12-15
Investment
investment
ized
1
12-
12-
1
12-22
12-
5
12-30
12-
9
8
7%
Ford
Motor,
12-15
Jessop
Steel
Fort
12-
1
Worth
Bank
(quar.)
12-31
12-
9
1-
2
12-16
1-
2
12-16
1
Johnston
12-13
11-29
6%
12-13
11-29
5%>.2nd
12-21
12-
5c
...
$1
2-
1
$1.25
2-
1
1-16
1-16
12-30
12-
9
12-28
12-
5
12-
5
$12 7ac
12-30
11-30
10c
12-15
$45c
12-28
12-
9'
1-17
12-
9
$30c
—
Ltd.
(quar.)
—
_—___+—
2%
11-30
$60c
$1
12-29
12-12
12-20
12-
2
12-
9
Chemical—
1-
3
12-12
$1
12-30
12-12
1-16
12-16
35c
Fund
(5c
from
12-30
net
plus 30c from net real¬
7%
(quar.)
preferred
11-30
1
12-12
$P0c
1-16
12-15
$75c
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd., com. (quar.)_
$3
1
12-30
1-16
12-15
$30c
1-
3
11-30
1-
3
43 %c
1-
,
12-16
1-2
12-31
Storage,
5
5
12-27
12-17
60c
12-27
12-17
$20c
—
——
&
1212-
12-15
12-
3c
6%
—
(s-a)
11-30
12-15
12-23
$1.10
dividend)
Co.
'
1st
x$$1.75
(quar.)—
—
Terminals
Common
Joslyn
(quar.)
com.
Ltd.—■
—
1
preferred
(quar.)
15c
12-15
12-
preferred
(quar.)
15c
12-15
12-
1
60c
12-15
12-
1
,$1
Mfg.
&
Supply
(quar.)
—
1
12-16
12-30
Ltd.,
preferred
Kansas
47e
City
Southern Ry.
non-cum.
preferred
Kansas
National
1-31-
$60c
Service,
(stock
Extra
12-
12-15
2%
—
12-12
12-28
12-31
$1
40c
Silver,
Service
12-15
(quar.)
receipts ordinary
6
44c
Investment
12-24
Ltd.—
deposit
5
12-
—
—
Foundation,
convertible
Jersey
1334c
1.
12-
12-16
2%
_
gains)
Public
40c
(quar.)
—u—
12-16
5%
(s-a)
convertible
Jamaica
Johnson
—
dividend
(s-a).—^
1
10c
(Canada), Ltd.—
income
capital
20c
common
12-
3
1
12-
25c
—
12-
12-23
20c
quar.)
12-15
32c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
1-
12-28
(quar.)
Resources
International
12-27
1
&
Paints
preferred
12-15
_•
Tubing
2
3%
(quar.)
preferred
International
50c
Fitchburg Paper, class A
2
12-
627cc
—_—
Steamship
Mining
15c
Governor
Extra
12-
12-16
12-23
International
6%)
(Calif.)
—_
(quar.)—
(stock dividend*—
Inland Cement, Ltd., 6%
partic. pfd.———
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
1-16
57c
Tlmst
9
12-16
40c
$12 7ac
Plywood
40c
&
12-
12-15
40c
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.
12-29
20c
Bank
12-12
1
55c
-—.——
11-15
40c
Western
12-12
3
1
(quar.)—
(quar.)—.
11-30
$60c
Quarterly
First
3
1-
(Calif.)—
(quar.)
1
Co.—
Pa.)
1-
—'—
12-
25c
City,
12-12
6
;_
12-15
45c
(quar.)
(Mercer
3
12-
common—
Telephone
5%
—
Bank
1
11-30
1-
12-15
dividend———_—;—
25c
(quar.)
National
12-14
12-
167aC
dividend)
preferred A
Extra
$1.50
First
3
12-22
5
(stock dividend)
common
convertible
Imperial
11-
5%
(reduced
1-
12-15
5%
Illinois
dividend)
preferred
11-23
12-
dividend
40c
(quar.)
12-12
12-27
(F. W.),
12-
——_—
Products
11-23
13%c
40c
1-
preferred (quar.)
.'
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Assoc., $2 pfd. (quar.)
Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
convertible
11-23
11-23
177aC
(quar.)
12-
Corp.
12-12
12-12
12-12
5
(quar.)_
12-16
Paper
5
12-
—
B
10c
2nd
12-
11-18
12-
———
A
:_j
Firstamerica
12-15
12-22
12-23
Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Howard Industries, Inc. (annual)
4%
Electric
100%
12-16
:
preferred
(quar.)—:
dividend
11-23
75c
Co.
(quar.)
:
preferred
12-
Pacific
1
12-
—_—
Insurance
50c
—_—
11-16
11-16
(quar.)„__
common
5%
——
—
11-16
12-14
12-14
50c
A
(quar.)
Bartett & Co. (quar.)——
4%
(quar.)
Fanny Fanner Candy Shops
12-14
12-
—
class
12-
517/sC
common
12-14
12-23
—
12-
52 V2C
convertible
3
40c
(quar.)
common
5174C
i
1-
12-
11-25
Common
11-30
1
433/4C
Co.,
1-
12-22
Federal
12-12
18c
1-
(stock dividend)
Company,
5
15c
Mining
Stock
12-15
6%>
12-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—_—
Year-end
12-
50c
Fairbanks
12-20
12c
:____
Co.
467/8C
:
;_
—:____—____
Co.
5
4%
:v
1
127aC
50c
(quar.)—_—
(increased-quar.)
Bearing
12-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fire & Marine
Horner
5%
Fafnir
class B stocks
(year-end)
Homestake
$1.25
Eurofund, Inc.
12-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
9
12-22
297ac
(stock
12-
12-20
$2
(quar.)
Spencer,
12-
3
1-16
(quar.)
Inc.
(s-a)
(quar.)_
Brewing
convertible
Hibbard,
1-
1-10
dividend
11-29
12-15
Powder—
Home
A
(quarJ_
of
Corp.
preferred
8
11-30
Mfg.
12-20
approved by
Banks).
50c
Stock
11-29
50c
also be
common
,
Emhart
12-20
15c
7%
Hercules
12-
11-30
Co.
$1
shares
(quar.)
(George W.)
1-13
1-25
Mfg.
1-13
stockholders
Quarterly
(quar.)—
Echlin
nine
of
11-29
12-31
$2.25
Coal—±
9
2-
33.3%
A
B
Hawley Products
1-
15c
12-10
Iron
5
12-
1
77aC
preferred
Helme
55c
(quar.)
'Ji
for each
class A and
preferred
11-29
$1.1272
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-
12-27
40C
._
(quar.)
Must
the
preferred
7
12-10
Loaf
12-15
12-16
3772C
^
approval
Telephone,
4.80%
12-
$1.25
(quar.)
Malleable
(quar.).
(quar.)
on
10c
25c
Sugar
12-16
12-15
1
20c
Superintendent
Hein-Werner
Co.—
preferred
East
1
3
1-
Shoppes—
Stock div.
12-15
Light, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—:
Eastern
277aC
_i.__
to
Co.
1
Ltd.—
&
preferred
11-28
$1
$35c
preferred
12-14
1-
(quar.)
dividend-
1-
$$1.1272
4.20%
2
(quar.)_____
Extra
20%
4.15%
12-
12-15
1961.
$1.50
—
dividend)
4.10%
12-30
interest).
Hastings Mfg
2
1-
45c
18,
12-
12-16
25c
preferred
1
c
12
5 %
(N. Y.)
State
Hart-Carter
25c
4%
12-
7a
Co.
(Winnipeg)
Harrisburg National Bank (Pa.)
12-16
80c
-
3.75%
11-28
11-28
12-24
'
(One share
subject
Heileman
pfd.
Co.
(quar.)
Hanover Bank
t25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%.
12-17
12-17
25c
.
(quar.)
Mining
2
3)
class
of beneficial
dividend-
5
5
(quar.)
(increased)-
Inc.,
12-30
II-28
(quar.).
5
■87 %C
Electric
$2.10
B
12-
J8c
(quar.)—
preferred
2
1-16
12-17
$2.25
(quar.)
dividend
12-
7
(quar.)
$3.50
2
12-
50c
Financial
Corp.
12-
12-
(quar.)___
class
Nemours
8
12-
12-20
12 7a c
Grinnell
12-15
1%
(year-end)
:
preferred (quar.)
American
-
5%
12-15
12-
(quar.)___
dividend)
de
12-
12-20
25c
Insurance
Co., common
convertible preferred
the
(quar.)
(E.
11-25
3
1%
Griesedieck
12-14
25c
Steel,
11-25
5
1-
25c
(quar.)
Assurance
Hidden Splendor
preferred
5
12-
1-
Western
Hanna
12-15
;
class A
(quar.)
&
(stock dividend)
12-
25c
;
Mountain Power Corp.
12-16
12-31
(quar.)
(stock
12-23
9
16 7»c
(increased-quar.)
Foundries
1-10
(quar.)
Life
15c
—
(stock
12-15
12-16
50c
common
the ctfs.
on
10c
Industries
rets
3
3
10c
11-21
12-15
20c
(quar.)
dep.
12-15
1-
(quar..)__
Employees
West
Great
2
Ltd.—
Preferred
i
(Payable
2
3
1-
1-
25c
Employees Life Insurance
(Washington, D. C.) (s-a)
Great Northern Iron Ore
(year-end)..!
12-
$3
(quar.)
Trust
&
7 7a c
Government
12-
1
12-15
7 7a c
Products, class A
preferred
12-31
Co.—
Stamping
Diana
Stock
l-
Seal
12-31
12-
12-15
3
Extra
12-
11-25
12-15
20c
12-
10c
Company
Chemical
Detroit
Mfg.
12-15
12-15
1
3
;
12-23
12-15
1-
12-15
17VaC
Company (quar.)
Globe-Union, Inc. (quar.)
5%
12-15
1-
Glidden
3
9
1
5c
preferred (quar.)
Dayton Malleable Iron, com. (reduced)
5% preferred (quar.)—
Detrex
Bennett
12-
1-
20c
12-14
2%
(Toronto)
Dairies
(L. A.)
&
9
1-
(quar.)
Genung's, Inc.
Gilbert
5
5
12-
50c
'
62c
:
;
4-6
4-27
in'ov
Common
Bush
2
2
12-16
20c
12-30
(quar.)
Corp.
12-30
I-11
$1.50
Y.)—
Canada,
Inc.
50c
50c
preferred
(quar.)
Genesee Brewing, class A
Class B (quar.)
15c
conv.
Fibreboard
Ltd.,
of
Davidson-Boutell
572%
time)
Company,
6
12-16
12-30
Quarterly
q
,
Burlington Bank & Trust (New Jersey) (s-a)
Burns
1-
12-
1
Corp—
12-
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Insurance
Crystal
Stock
on
11-28
1
(Ohio)—
$6
5%
Bullard
Company—
action taken
1
1-10
12-15
Waterworks
1-
25c
(quar.)
1-15
(quar.)
Zellerbach
Extra
j
,
'
10c
(quar.).
10
12- 1
?
,9C
(,uar.)__———
preferred
12-
12- z
12-15
01
voting trust
dividend
Brown-Forman
E
12-2U
Glass—
and
12-15
15c
(quar.)
Zellerbach
Cutler-Hamper,
80c
1
1
1
2
1-25
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
68 %c
1
Life
12-
1-
12-
12-
12-
preferred
62 V2C
dividend
Company
12-15
12-
1
12-15
35c
$2
1
1-
25c
:
Telephone Co.
General
1-
12-29
12-
(quar.)
11-15
11-18
1-26
preferred
11-29
1
12-21
3174 c
11-30
12-
50c
12-19
____,
Corporate Investors,
$1.12 Mi
$1.40
& Steel Industries—
(quar.)
Crown
1
(quar.)
12-14
5
time)
Products
(quar.)
Coal Co,, (quar.)
.1
Continental Commercial, common (quar.)
60c conv.
preferred (quar.)
672% preferred (quar.)
Common
$2 5 c
preferred
12-
$1.25
Stores
$$1.25
(quar.)
Glens Falls Insurance (quar.)
Rock
Electro-Voice,
10
12-15
12- /
12- /
15c
$50c
(quar.)
Corp.
this
1
10c
$$1.38
E'xtra
General
12-24
$2
b
*50c
Brass
4%
1
112-30
12-29
42c
33c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Bristol
British
Class
,
,
_n
5%
12-
Light & Power, Ltd.—
6%
preferred (quar.)
Bridgeport Gas Co., common
5.28%
5
Great
Duquesne
25c
—■
preferred
9
30c
__^
(N.
Rendering
Dunham-Bush,
(quar.)
(year-end)
of Canada
Corp.
Telephone
Elue Bell, Inc.
57a %
at
Corp.
dividend—
Bell
Bohack
payment
(increased quar.)__
Inc.
Intercontinental
1212-
25c
time
this
1
75c
(Pittsburgh)
iquar.)_
572%> pfd. (quar.)
$4.50
(quar.)—.
common
on
1-
12-19
$13.35
at
5
2c
Signal
Government
(quar.)
Naval
RR.—
deferred
Action
Railway
Corp.—
Trust
preferred
Duncan
Ohio
&
General
$1.75
Common
Subject to approval of stockholders
Baltimore
9
Consolidation
payment omitted at this time
Ltd.
12-
—
omitted
12-
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Solvents (quar.)_
dividend
Amer.
tlOc
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd., class A (quar.)
$25c
Class B (quar.).—$25c
Atlas Press
(quar.)—
15c
Avalon
$5
Detroit
1-
Corp.—
Atlantic Acceptance,
Electric
preferred
Detroit
of
—____—_____——--
(quar.)
Spring
Common
the
and
Commission
Service
1-20
50c
25c
(quar.).—
subject
12-15
25c
(quar.)—____
Gas
split
General
Corp.—«
Discount
Consolidated
6%;
(quar.)
Western
2-for-l
10-12
1- 6
12V2C
—.
Arkansas
11-25
$7 Vic
(quar.)
Anglo-Newfoundlahd Development, Ltd.—
Quarterly ____
,
Arkansas
1
$50c
——
Apex Smelting Co.
12-
Mills—
Paper
(quar.)
Constable
12-15
$70c
&
(quar.)
9
60c
Corp
(quar.)_
Crown
12Vic
________
Corp.
Anglo-Canadian
12-
11
1
12-16
(increased)
1
$1
11-10
$10c
1
(reduced
—
Iron
&
Co.
$1.25
_
11-15
12-21
(quar.)
1-
$170
_____
1
12-10
6 7a c
(quar.)_
Co.
25c
(year-end)
12-
12-
Investors—
1-
$1.75
1 Los .Angeles)
payment
Consolidated
Crane
at
payment
(year-end)_
common
Commonwealth Water,
Consolidated Edison Co.
Cosden
Cable—
taken
Cigar
(quar.)
Commonwealth
9
time
Radio
General
65c
International
Commercial
11-25
40c
(initial)—.___
11-30
10c
20c
(quar.)
Electronics
9
$2
preferred A (quar.)—
5V2%
preferred B (quar.)
Stock
(quar.)
preferred
12-
50c
5%
net
$1.75
5%
12-31
Commercial
stock
from
Box
'
12-15
37 Vac
(interim)
preferred
10c
Co.,
Finance
Partic.
or
General
(quar.)
Co.
(Com.
7
$1.50
Insurance
&
Colonial
Corp.—
Co.
Anaconda Wire
Cola
Cola
7
1-
8
(quar.)
Coca
(quar.)
Inq
Bakeries, Ltd.
50c
Bottling
semi-annual) ■
1
25c
12-
Co.
Cola
Coca
$4.50
1
25c
(quar.)
12-16
5c
(quar.)
Ltd.
1-
____■
__
preferred
4%
preferred
Mines,
General
Co
&
12-10
4
10c
Railways, Inc. (Indiana) (s-a)
Gatineau Power, 5% preferred
(quar.)
General American
(quar.)
common
2
1-
$1.75
Co
G iry
4c
__
Co.
(quar.)
Peabody
Co.
30C
preferred
Coca
5
A.)
Investors,
8
(increased)
1
1-
10c
$1.50
Transit
Controller
12-10
12-15
15c
Metals
Co.,
5
2%
(quar.)
Amphenol-Borg
action
preferred
Theatre
12-15
12-15
12-
(George
8
._
Cincinnati
7%
1
15c
Co.
Christiana Securities,
12-15
12-
1-3
'
Optical Co. (quar.)
Ship Building, new com.
Smelting & Refining—
Thread
1
1-
12-15
,_
&
1-1
12-16
25c
(quar.)________
stockholders)
Machine
preferred
Arvin
5
Fundamental
12-
(quar.)
12-
20c
$1.25
;
Copper
7%
Fuller
8
12-23
$2.25
Trust
12-15
12-30
8
12-
(quar.)
_.
Colorado Fuel
;
payment of 71c in cash
Ampco Metal Inc.
Arnold
12-
—
American;(Meter, (stock dividend)
Anglo
2
$1.50
•
(Houston)
common
Mercury
this
1-
15c
(quar.)___
Extra
No
2
20c
.
(quar.)
option
Andrea
Chile
10%
withholding tax).
Refining Co., common (quar.).
8
investment
(quar.)
York
Canal
Extra
Extra
5
30c
(quar.)________
Insurance
International
Anaconda
6
12-
$1.25
capital gains and 16c from ordinary inc.
American Locker, class A
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
7%
12-
1-
$1.25
Corp.___
common
Products
preferred
Year-end
American
12-23
payment at
_________________
dividend
American
1
New
&
Chicago Rivet & Machine
12-17
12-
Bank
Clark
:
Ice
Stock
American
3
Chemical
9
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Fuhrman & Schmidt Brewing
1
(quar.)
Aircraft
Circle
Barge Line (increased)
Quarterly
American
1-
Products
Vought
I
12-
1-13
(quar.)
7%
12-
1-
$1.50
(from
12-
12-20
25c
$1.15
(year-end)
Holdert
12-15
25c
87 72 c
____
When
Payable of Reo.
(Less Mexican
Frontier
12-
12-
12-15
35c
9
10c
(quar.)
Co.
1-
(quar.)
Machinery Co.
Company
12-15
30c
Share
dividend
Mfg.
Fresnillo
5c
Chicago Dock
1
12-30
12-15
30c
(quar.)
Forest
American
9
40c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
common
Securities
General
American
12-
1-
60c
(quar.)____
Co.,
preferred
American
(at
11-21
12-15
75c
(quar.)
Electric
Felt
American
2
Stock
Franz
&
(quar.)
$1.75
Champion Mutual Fund (Canada)
Chance
Ciueit
American
6%
9
Corp.—
Commercial
American
1212-
time
preferred A
preferred B
6%
1
12-21
20c
Chemical
common
American
1-
12-20
30c
_
(quar.)
on
Wire
12-
9
Corp.
12-30
12-15
11
(quar.)
&
30c
(quar.)
taken
Steel
1
3c
Bosch Arma
preferred
1-
25c
action
6%
Century Shares Trust
Steel
Corp.
Geco
(quar.)_
(quar.)
12_19
50c
Bank
5%
preferred
12-19
(quar.)
Agricultural
American
4.60%
2
"
_
American
5%
3.50%
2
Year-end
No
9
9
lm
Products Corp.
(resumed)
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)
American
12-
Central
12-15
7%
(quar.)_.
1-
"
Note,
preferred
12_
12-19
3
Company
Worth
(1.12 7a
3
2
the
time)
com.
Maine
10c
American
this
at
and
(quar.)
3
1-
1-
93 %C
pfd.
America,
A
$1.50
Fund
preferred
of
12./aC
Allied
6%
672%
omitted
1-
i2Vac
—;
1
25c
1.
11-30
2
Fort
57a%
the
on
Corp.
2nd
5
12-
Co.—
preferred
Central
12-
12-
35c
(quar.)
Power, common
preferred (quar.)
12_23
12-10
3
12-30
2%
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(ii?on
Celanese
1-
12-13
12c
(quar.)
30c
~~
_
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Alien
'
7%
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
I.)
preferred
1
.
(J.
12-15
10c
__.
preferred
(Payments
34c
(quar.)
Inc. (reduced)
Products,
Alden's, Inc., common
12-
"
1st
3
1-15
10c
dividend
Products
472%
preferred
Alco
12-12
'
$1.20
$154
class A
1
33/4%>
stock¬
(quar.)
Faper Mfg.,
(quar.)
B
of
option
capital
Insurance
Albermarle
6%
25c
(year-end
from
Life
Aetna
7c
$2.50
___
ordinary income)
Casualty & Surety
Aetna
(quar.)_
(quar.)
stock
or
common
(quar.)
Process
holders]
from
Stock
8
common
12-15
1-
40c
,
——
10c
$4
Carnation Company,
Extra
1
3
25c
Baxter & Kennedy (quar.)
(Philip)
Mfg.
(quar.)
Carnaco
Equipment
(increased)—
^hlre Zy able™lie"
12-
1-
$20c
._
Carey
\ Name of Company
2
$$4
._!
Vickers, Ltd
City Products
1-
$$2
Carey,
.
Per
Name of
$25c
Canadian
not yet reached their
of Reo.
(quar.)
Canadian General Electric
Then we follow with
show the payments
previ¬
we
Holderi
Payable
Machinery
Foundries,
Canada Wire
current week.
which
ously announced, but which have
payment date.
Iron
When
Share
Name of Company
Canada
Dividend
nounced
(2125)
City
Oklahoma
$0,098
11-29
10-17
Kansas,
25c
12-31
12-20
Kay
Jewelry
Structurar
(stock
com.
(quar.)
Steel
& Gulf
Stores
Co.,
Co.
Ry.,
(quar.)
—
(s-a)
preferred
dividend)—
T,
12-30
11-30
50c
1-16
12-30
25c
12-19
12-
12-
11-19
$6
2%
1
12-15
12-
8
5
10
The Commercial
(2126)
Per
Name of Company
Kellogg
Company
Extra
Oil,
Class
B
Kidde
Kollmorgen
12-
2
Page-Hersey
11-30
10c
12-15
12-
10c
12-15
12-
1
5%
12-27
12-
6
-
;
R.)
&
Co.,
Inc.
div.)
(stock
Corp.
12-15
12-15
7 'Ac
Corp.
(quar.),
12-28
12-
new
Tubes,
Forge
1
Loan
Langendorf
$1.80
Investment
&
Unitqd
preferred
Bakeries,
Industries
Title
Va.)
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
Corp.
Lynchburg
4 '/» %
Petroleum
12-10
B
11-23
Philco
12-
12-20
1-20
5
4-14
12-
Fund,
Pioneer
3-10
3
12-
1-14
1-
30c
Plastics
3
Plastics,
12-15
Inc.,
12-15
11-30
Porter
12-15
11-30
Preferred
Class
55c
(initial)
B
&
12-15
12-
Premium
1
12-15
Produce
2
12-15
Provident
Ordinary
Madsen
Red
Extra
Lake
'
Magnin
Gold
—
-
(Joseph)
Maine Public
Extra
(B.)
Co.
Co.
12-15
dividend
J*n.
will
Rhodes, Inc.
11-10
Ricnmond,
11-10
Voting
12-15
11-25
15c
-
12-22
12-
2
15c-
_
12-22
12-
2
1-20
12-31
vote
on
1
12-16
1-
12-15
12-
Teiegiapa &
i
12-20
(s-a)
7
1212-
5
12-
9
St.
-St.
Basket
(Calif.),
preferred
12-15
90c
_
11-25
Ltd.—
Martin
Wells
of
2-for-l
stock
split
stockholders
Maryland
Sears
Bank
Sears
Roebuck
2
25c
1-
25c
2
12-21
4Va%
Corp.
Extra
Stock
—
&
S3.5Q
Company,
preferred
Machine
Mesta
Michaels
Mill
Mine Safety
(St.
1
11-23
1-
3
12-20
25c
Louis)
(quar.)—
of
Morreil
3
12-
9
1-
3
12-16
——
15c
11-30
60c
12-12
10c
12-15
(2%
1212-
2
2
12-15
12-
2
12-15
12-
2
—
$1.05
12-15
12-
2
60c
12-12
12-
5
(quar.)
f25c
—
5
1-
9
12-
1-
3
12-16
15c
12-23
12-
9
15c
12-15
12-
1
—
20c
12-30
12-15
——
25c
12^10
8c
1-16
12-31
4c
1-16
12-31
Inc.
_
—
(quar.)—
__——
—
Trust
2
-5c
(quar.)
.—
———
from
cents
income and 8'A
12-
12-16
87'Ac
Works
Co.
1
25c
—
iquar.)
1-
—
(quar,)
&
»
.
—;——
Lines,
Mills
12-15
15c
___—,,
12-
invest-
net
from
cents
5
,1
securities
11-30
11-23
Nacaman
(quar.)
5c
.
62'Ac
1-1
1-
1
12-15
(quar.)
(Glen
12-15
8
15c
Extra
Nation-Wide
Securities
(from
National
Cash
National
Register
Casualty
.
(quar.)_,
iquar.)
(Detroit)
Extra
National
bany,
Commercial
Y.i
N.
National
Oil
Grocers,
National
Lead,
Class
3
National
Trust
Screw
National
Securities
&
(s-ai
com.
England
England
Mfg.
&
Electric
preferred
Haven
Gas
|_—
(quar.)
Research
12-
2
12-15
12-
2
Company
System
South
(quar.)
"South
;
Lines
(quar.)
_■
__
5%
Electric
Extra
4»A7*
Indiana
Rico
Southern
Grease
Southern
4.757*
4.80%
Life
Sovereign
Speer Carbon
Spindale
Class
B
Sprague
on
Standard
Co.
Nortnrop
Corp.
Northwest
Engineering Co.,
B
OMo
Crankshaft
Water
T-*wn
N.
Y.
(quar.)__
<quar.l____
class
1- 3
12-
1- 3
12-16
1-
12-16
12-16
47'Ac
12-29
12-15
ioc
12-29
12-15
1-
3
12-15
1-3
12-15
1-14
37'Ac
2-17
2-
1
(reduced)
B
57*
preferred
Products, Ltd., 77*
12-16
12-
.12-10
...—__x_—_
75c
(quar.)
common
$1.25
56'Ac
(quar.)
3
12-
1
—■—
30c
—-
37'Ac
12-20
12-20
12-
8
12-
2
-,12-20
12-
12-21
12-
7
12-
,12-16-
12-21
12-
11-
12-
2
12-
2
12-15
'V
B
—-
Udylite
12-
1
Union
12-
9
(accum.)__
10c
12-30
12-15
f$1.75
2-15
1-16
11-19
12-
1
11-19
12-
4
11-19
11-30
12-14
12-14
12-
12-15
12-
'
5%
,12-29
12-
9
12-10
1
12-
12-
8
7
11-30
25c
taken
: :'
*.12-29
12-23
(quar.)—
40c
—
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
(quar.)—
1
12-
5
12-15
12-
1
1-
30c
—;
Inc.. (from
investment
Inc.,
&
(quar.).
common
Betts
income).
preferred
(quar.)
A
12-16
11-25
1-
Trust
——
1
11-26
1-
2
12-17
1-
1
12-15
31'Ac
1-
1
12-15
1-
12-15
$1.12»A
(quar.).
(Los Angeles)—
Bank
12-15
12-31
12-12
$1.06'A
pfd, A
3
12-30
12-31
12-12
12-10
12-
20c
\>
(New
N. J.)
1-
75c
class
A
12-15
11-25
Haven)—^
registered
—
Light
3
12-15
20c
■
(Vineland,
1
f$0.492
-
&• Power
(quar.)
12-
5
12-
1
1
11-15
12-16
20c
12-
2
Corp. (quar.).
Acceptance Corp.,
Cities
Gas
preferred
L
...j.
Ltd.
.-J;
Co., common
(quar.)_____
17c
133Ac
(quar.)
preferred (1958 & 1959 series)
25c
f 10c
(quar.
(quar.)
12- 5
12-10
12-
40c
12-
1
11-16
1-
2
12-16
$4
12-23
12- 2
$4
12-23
12-
$1.05
1- 2
1- 2
12-12
$1.15
RR.,
4.207*
"30c
12- 2
11-12
35c
12-13
(s-a)
com.
preferred
(s-a)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)_
common
(quar.
Consolidated
Oils,
Western
Ry.
Business
Tire
&
Artists
Co.,
Machine
Rubber
Co.,
Co.
(quar.)
7
Laboratories (special).:
Allied
Maintenance
15c
12-15
'
1-
1
12-15
12-
1
1
1-1
12-20
1-
12-20
1
12—1
11-15
12-
11-15
1
class
12-31
11-25
$3
Uvl
.12-16
11-15
11-21
12'Ac
12-
1
25c
12-23
13%c
12-15
A
45c
—
12- 9
'12- 2
11-10
30c
■
12-
*
1
11-18
10-31
15c
11-29
10c
12-15
11-25
75c
1-20
* 12-22
'
Allied
Corp., common
preferred. (quar.)__
47*
4.08%
Allis
(initial)
Stores
Mfg.,
preferred
(Louis)
Alpha
Co,
Portland
Stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cement
Co.
Aluminum
47*
Co.
1st
1
4
(reduced
25c
•
of
America,
American
:
$4
(quar.)
-
Biltrite
Co.
$1.25
preferred
Chain
'Apierican
Chicle
Extra
1
11- 4
12-
11-30
11- 4
12-15
1-1-61
12-15
12- 1
11-15
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
11-16
Co.—
$l.62'A
12-15
20c
*
12-15
11-30
11-30
Theatres,
25c
12-15
11-25
11-25
15c
_
'
(quar.)
Cable
_
11-25
12-28
25c
pommon
12-15
27*
:
Co.
11-18
12-16
60c
(quar.)
&
11-25
12-10
1-1-61
25c
(quar.)
dividend
American
12-30
1-1-61
87V2C
(quar.)
Rubber
Corp.,
300
$1
(quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Cement
11- 4
156c
6'A%
.common
11-15
11-15
5
J25c
(quar.)
Inc., common
(quar.)
American
preferred
11-18
v
(quar.)
Bakeries
Inc.,
1
$1.50
preferred
Airlines,
preferred
Stock
12-
12-
93%c"
Canada, Ltd.—
American
57*
11-25
11-18
12-10
floe
common
(o,uar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
11-16
5
12-10
tl5c
.
(quar.)
of
Corp.,
:
15c
quar.)
preferred
2nd
America
$6
$1.02
12-
12-
37'Ac
2 7o
preferred
4'A%
*
_
1
12-23
$1
common
dividend
Aluminum
$3.75
_______
(quar.)__i.___
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)
Aluminium, Ltd. (year-end)
12-15
12-
12-9
11-30
75c
Chemical
Gas
11-25
12-21
$30c
*•
(quar.)
Ltd.,
2
12-12
25c
Pictures, 5'A7* pfd. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)_.__2____J_;_
Allied
1
t3c
Ltd
Gcd,
11-15
*12- 1
1
1-
$1.25
:
C.)
American
•
5 'A %
Steel
1
12- 1
12-10
•
(s-al—
11-15
12-
t$0.492
11-18
12-
10c
2nd
12-15
10-31
5
11-15
11-
15c
&
3'A%
45c
40c
Electric
12-
12-10
25c
$1.25
(quar.)—
...
bearer
3
1
31'Ac
—:
(quar.)—
National
11-30
25c
^
'
common
B
11-30
12-10
48c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
12-
12-10
5c
-
12-15
40c
.
(quar.)—
30c
50c
—
12- 1
1
$1.37'A
Allied
12-15
6c
3%
—
tl8c
-
62'Ac
(quar.)
Southern
Allied
——
-
(quar.
common
Co.,
Pacific
Alliance
com¬
on
12-14
(quar.)
Allied
time)
11-15
12-
15c
Allen JR.
8
25c
——_
,12-
1
12-
4
1
1-
12-15
com.
Alleghany
8
1-
split)
Ltdu (quar.)__
(quar.)...
Algoma Central & Hudson Ry., com.
67*
preferred (quar.)
Algoma Steel, Ltd. (quar.).._
11-28
1-
25c
r_——
Alberta
II-28
12-10
11-15
security
Stores,
A
preferred
Wood
12-12
1
$1.12'A
Corp.,
5%,_ preferred
12-15
5c
15c::
—.
realized
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas Co.
-Alan
11-25
1-10
12-
10c
common
Great
4.607*
9
5c
(quar.)—
(s-a)—4—
action
this
12-22
25c
^
dividend)
Shoe
Power
12-12
-
31c
participating
Alabama
9
11-10
47*
net
Co. of America, cl. A
Manufacturing
(quar.).
Gas
11-30
10c
:_
(from
preferred
Alabama
67*
22'Ac
;
$5.50
9
1-
3.
Brass
Alabama
11-30
12-31
(quar.):
(annual)
Extra
1-.2
(quar.).
Products
Gas
United
pfd. (quar.)
1
50o
1
12-30
12-
25c-
-
7'Ac
Parking
-Akron
12-
3
Corp.—
preferred
Airport
9
t20c
(2-for-l
Tracs-Canada Shares,
12-15
12-
12- 9
1-
:
4.50%
12-.1
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Quarterly
25c
1
12-15
12-30
12- 9
1- 3
t$1.25
(quar.H
Fund
Air
(quar.)—_——-——
Packing (quar.i
Tradesmen's Bank & Trust
37'Ac
12-
Corp.
Agnew-Surpass
Reduction,
1
12-19
Tobin
Class
1-13
12-
12-19
1
Insurance &
Tucson
,
12-31
Quarterly
1
1
1- 3
t30c
f
5c
15c
Inc.
profits)
12-31
preferred (quar.i
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4'A7*
2
2-
*11-25
1
11-18
11-30
(quar.)
dividend
Affiliated
12c
5%
12-
12-
2 7*
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
preferred
12-
Stock
Aeroquip
9
183/4C
,
Utilities
4'A%
1-13
12-
12-15
-
—,
Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
Thomas
,
1
31'Ac
Co.^
Homes,
12-
1
tl5c
common
Wire
Admiral
1-
12-10
12-10
*
(quar.)
A
11-21
12-15
t42'Ac
...
preference class A (quar.).
preferred (quar.)__________^__
57*
11- 7
12- 1
$1.10
i...
(quar.)
Ltd.
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
30c
Company
Company
Fund
$1.25
5
25c
class A
Common
Class
5
12-
approximately
to
Paper Co.,
Metal
&
Allis-Chalmers
Tappan
4%
12-
12-31
&
Holders
each
for
—...
Power
-
(3/100ths
Power common
Acme Missiles & Construction
3%
—
Company
12-31
12-19
—
dividend
&
3
25c
(quar.)
Electric
Stock
I-
dividend)
20c
7-
___i
$1,20
*
12-12
2
1-15
——
——•t
(no
1-16
$L25.
1
at
2
(stock
equal
62'Ac
10c
...
Products, common
57*. preferred (quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
9
12-20
1-
held
i—
(quar.)
(quar;)
share)
per
Abrasive
9
1-
$1.20
:
Fund
of Gatineau
.Abitibi
1-3
$1.183/4
2
12- 1
Payable of Rec.
1-20 iu.ki- 6
12-15 A11-25
1- 3
12-13
Share
2%
-
(quar.)
Incorporated
P..
M.
Share
'
:y
12-30
10c
(stock
A.
6
1-31
12-30
(quar.)
Products
Wrigley Stores Inc.
5
_i—17'Ac
Corp.,
Industries- Inc.
F
Share
.12-
,
-—-—J
class
F
C
Abacus
11-25
1
*12-19
10c
—
Furniture
Superior
67*
j
C
A
12-30
28c
(quar.)
payment
mon
Title
A
11-28
1
^
;
(stock dividend)
Vending Corp.
2
3
12-
"When
Per
2-
-
12-
give the dividends announced in previous
we
Name of Company
ABC
12-
<•
42'Ac
—
Company..............————
preceding table.
Acme
,
(quar.)..
2
65c
(quar.)-
(quar.)..
•weeks and not yet paid; The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
12-20
15c
,,
Mfg.
;
Below
1
1-
$1.12'A
(quar.)_
(quar.)-
<S.)
&
Supercrete, Ltd.
12-17
r__
3
25c
Ltd._
Stroock
12-30
12-
12-13
1-
62'Ac
„
prior preferred
25c
(quar.)
40c
Class
40c
12-30
12-23
$1.50
Stokely-Van Camp Inc., common—
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
___
25c
Service
Corp.,
Ontario Steel
9
5c
/.
(quar.)
11-18
12-16
35c
—
^
and
Stonecutter Mills Corp.,
(extra)-
_
A
(extra)
C"-io
12-15
12- 9
12-31
12-20
(quar.).
Lothrop,
Towne
&
Zonolite
•
■.
common
Textiles,
12-19
12-19
-
—A
dividend)—:
—
Textile
$1.06'A
of
-
—
Paving & Materials,
Home
Extra
11-30
3
12-16
30c
i
(quar.i-
Co.—
(quar.)
Financial
Standard
12-15
3
1- 3
1-16
50c
$1.12'A
$1.10
12-16
3
1-
40c
—
—-
Ltd.
Electric—
(quar.)
preferred
Texas
5
25c
&
preferred
Year-end
30c
Assurance—
Foods,
12-16
1-
11-30
11-30
11-30
11-30
11-30
12- 1
12- 7
12- 7
11-22
11-25
...
(quar.>___
Light, 4.407* pfd. (quar.)
Youngstown Steel Door Co.
1-3
75c
(quar.)
Electric
2
1-
1
27c
(quar.i:
dividend-
Stock
Stafford
Extra
3
1
8
'"1
(quan)__
&
common
-Extra
3
1212-
15c
preferred
(quar.)
Extra
75c
Oil
(stock
Mills,
Tecumseh
1-
12-20
preferred
preferred
:
12-15
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-10
12-28
12-28
12- 1
12- 9
4'A% preferred (quar.)
Wyckoff Steel Co. (quar.)—_.—
Co.—
orig.
Gas
Co.
Shoe
Spencer
Tradesmen's
(quar.)
Insurance
Edison
&
Pacific
6
1-
12-15
28c
—
(quar.).,———
(increased)
preferred
Southern
5
62'Ac
1-1
75c
$1.06'A
Woolf Bros.,
Yale
12-
27'Ac
''
(interim)
Gas
&
Sugar
preferred
1-
1-
H
20c
-
Power
12-15
3
12- 5
12- 9
11-25
12- 9
12-15
(quar.)—
::
common
(quar.)
Power, 4'A7* preferred
&
1-
1- 3
1- 3
12-15
12-15
1- 1
(quar,—~
Inc.,
$1.12'A
$1.19
4.80%
preferred (quar.).
_____—$1.20
Wood Newspaper Machinery Corp.
(quar.)—
15c
9
15c
,
(quar.)__
Indiana
Common
12-
1
Public Service—
preferred
Northern
2
1-3
——_4————_—
preferred
12-19
5c
Northern
-
participating
4.32%
1
2-
.,
10c
—
Mills,
Paper
California
Southern
9
10c
1-
1-12
•
(quar.).—
15c
(quar.—__—50c.
preferred
4.76%
Angeles)-
(Los
——
of America
(quar.)
Puerto
12-
$1.38
___
12-
77c-
(quar.)„____—,
preferred (quar.)——
South Pittsburgh Water, 4'A7<r pfd.
12-20
27c
Extra
1
30c
67*
12-
1-
(quar.—
12- 1
1- 3
1-12
'30c
12'Ac
tl5c
'*
12-15
1- 3
Co.
•
4'A%
Georgia Natural Gas—
2
$1.50
1-
70c
.
5 7*
preferred
(quar.i—
"South Carolina Insurance (quar.)-
1-16
$1.15
(quar.)
2
20c
—
(quar.i
Carolina
Common
Textron,
(quar.)
pfd.
2
25c,
(quar.)
Corp.
Mining
(Howard)
12-20
65c
5.527*
12-
12-
12-16
i5c:
Simplicity Pattern (quar.i
Skil
Corp. (quar.)———^
'Smith
Swift
—
(quar-)
Van
12-15
15c
.
(Boston)
(quar.)
American
12-15
17c
Bank
Power,
preferred
1-14
50c
—
New
6
$1.50
__
Investment,
Increased
New
5
12-
$1
-
-
—
1
12-16
.
$1.25.
Publishing Corp.—
convertible preference (quar.)—
$3
35c
(s-a)
National Shawmut
12-
12-19
tl5c
common
National
Fund
(Chicago)
Ltd.
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
12-21
(Al¬
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mortgage &
4.607*
&
(quar.)
&
Gas
National
Bank
16c
30c
1
(extra)
(quar.).——
preferred (quar.)_
Wisconsin
12-
9
12'Ac
Corp.
Storkline
,•
Acme
12-15
investment
net
income)
National
12-30
30c
-
12-
12-15
50c
(s-a)
12-30
10c
,———
Cove)
12-15
50c
20c
Coip.
Trust
Ltd.
Stores,
$4.25
12-31
50c
15c
—
Paper
57*
Mfg.
preferred
57*
Co.. (quar.)—
Stepan Chemical
Industries,
common
preferred (s-a)
Nassau
Co.
Stanley
lie,
—
W
Clr!
1-
11-15
profits)
Class
9
12-20
——
ment
North
12-
(quar.)—
———
class A (quar.)
Paisley
(John
Mutual
New
3
1-10
(extra)
System
Extra,
6%
12-20
1-
12-12
Locomotive
Vernon
Mutual
5%
12-30
11-30
—
—.—-—u——
Moore-McCormack
5'//
12-20
12- 9
12-16
12- 1
——
Wisconsin
12-
$1.12'A
—
12-30
———;—40c
M'orningstar
9
50c
15c
(quar.)
—
Montreal
N
12-
62'Ac
Extra
Mr.
3
1-
40c
87'Ac
A
67*
11-30
(quar.i
South
7'Ac
(quar.)—.
iquar.)
RR.,
Mills
12-20
45c
————_:
1—
preferred (quar. >
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
12-20
3
25c
.
Monarch
3
2-
Chicago—
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Mohasco
Industries, common, (quar.)——
■Extra
1-
1- 3
1- 1
12-12
.
7'Ac
&
Service
Gas
Extra
12-15
(quar..).
—
10%
._
i—
Modine
3'A%
2
11-30
12- 6
12- 6
12- 6
__L
Pulp
Products,
Wieboldt
9
12-21
1-12
Simmons-Boardman
:
12-
(quar.)
Appliance Co. (quar.)-
Pacific
12-12
50c
Bank
Co.
Minneapolis Brewing
Missouri
3
40c
(quar.)
&
1-
—
common
Corp.
12-12
—————
(quar.)
Stern
Factors
3
12-
_______
National
1-
31'Ac
5
.12- 9
—-
Insurance. Co.
Denn
Oil
Shell
12-31
—_——
Co.
Trust
&
(P'. G.)
Shattuck
.
$1.12'A
■
t32i8c
—
12-2
30c
Quarterly—,—.—_,
Extra ——--j.—1——A.
Merck
12-21
—
(quar.)
Petroleum,
Western
11-29
8
__
———
Mercantile
class A
Sheraton
__
Assn.
(quar.)
dividend—
Merchandise
12-
—.——
Management....^——
Virginia
Westeel
11-30
,12-
30c
•
Co.,
Clark
&
Trust
Titfe
Quarterly
Shattuck
12-22
'
—
•—
Protective
Machine
12-16
,.1^-18
Co.—
(quar.)___—
(quar.)
Massachusetts
McKay
3
9
130c
of
)
12-23
10c
1-
12-
Motor
Extra
West
•
(quar.)_
11-25
11-30
11-30
11-30
11-30
11-30
Tiernan, Inc.
Wellington
>
——w
Shell Transport & Trading,
Dock
(quar.):
preferred
Masonite
approval
to
Dry
&
&
Security
30c
(annual)-
12-12
20c
50c
Ltd.
12-
12-21
30c
20c
12-21
1-
1961.
9,
Stevens
Scudder
60c
subject
Jan.
Shipbuilding
Common
-
——-—
(quar.)——
&
Weyenberg Shoe
f25c
(quar.)_—
preferred A (quar.)—
12-20
(increased
Company
12-15
at this time
(quar.)
preferred
Waukesha
12-31
(quar.)
12-20
_______——
Canada,
11-28
25c
-
preferred
Service
1-16
—
Marshall
11-30
12-15
25c
50c
20c
(quar.)—
A
Corp.
1-16
—.
(quar.)
L'xtra
12-13
12-19
20c
$1
$1
A-
(quar.)..
Woodward
5'A%
Public
Louis
122'Ac
(quar.)
iquar.)
& Son
<M.)
Ltd.,
preferred
4'A%
*
Marsh
Oil,
$17'Ac
common
12-20
—
(quar.)
12-15
12-20
'12-20
12-20
12-20
12-20
12-10
12-20
12-20
12-20
—-
Inc.—
payment omitted
Schwitzer
y
_—
7
——--
(quar.)—
12- 5
12- 9
12-23
12- 1
Joseph Light & Power—
5%
stock
Co.,
12-
—— —
preferred
Westates
-
12- 5
12-15
!2-26
1-10
12-15
(quar.)——
37'Ac
Walt Disney Productions (quar.)—'
10c
Ward Leonard Electric (quar.):
10c
Warner Electric Brake & Clutch
(increased)
8c
6
3
1-
50c
<quar.)_
12-21
preferred
Wallace
1
(quar.)—.»—.——••
(James), Ltd.
(quar.)
6%7*
.
8
Potomac RR.—
&
(quar.)—
1
1
12-
(quar.)———-—.—r—
Raceway,
Common
Royalite
12-22
$1.70
——
B
1212-
12-20
—-—
obligation
preferred
5%7*
11-25
"•
Telephone
quar.i
pre err.d
12-10
12-22
.12-15
12-
(quar.)—
——
preferred (quar.)——.——Materials, common (quar.)—...
57*
'
12-15
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney
(quar.)—_
11-30
12-17
-
1
(quar.)
preferred
Vulcan
t5c
$1
(quar.)
12- 5
12-15
J35c
30c
$1.25
" $1.01
$1.05
$1.03
12'Ac
20c
$1.43%
$1.56'A
(quar.)__
Co.
$4.20
Co.—
Inc.—-
Corp.
Fredericksburg
.■Robertson
2
(quar.)
10%
a
12-19
3%
,.
12- 2
12-15
30c
$1.12 A
12 Ac
Trust
Grey
$4.12
12-15
»
(annual)--..Trust
&
Products
Oil
&
preferred
$5
9
1
1-
27c
15c
25c
(resumed)—-—-—
J2-21
433Ac
(quar.)..—_—
—
Virginia Electric & Power Co., com. (quar.)
2
12-
12-30
93%c
(quar.)_——
common
Roosevelt
50c
_
(Toronto)
Victoria
17*
t.—
Riegel Paper Corp.
25c
Co.
Universal
$4.04
12-
12-19
investment-
Storage
Bank
(quar.)
Dividend
1961-.
Common
Inc.<
12-15
30c
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
11-10
20c
(s-a)
proposal at the annual meeting
17,
Market
Revlon,
12-15
(quar.)—
Lanccrporation
Maiitime
11-10
25c
—
5
9
,
25c
dividend)-^-
(stock
12- 9
12- 9
12- 5
15c
(quar.)——.——
common
preferred
(quar.)—
Marion, common (quar.)——-preferred
(quar.)...:
—
4'A%
2
32c
-
2-16
12-22
Corp.,
(quar.)
&
non-cumulaoive
7%
1
12-
,,
~
captial gains)
———_—i——
Aviation
17c
-—
,
Shareholders
SI
12-15
__
Ltd.
12-
12-22
(quar.)--—25c
(quar.)
40c
A
Co.
Cold
Industries,
$15c
Mines,
1—
12-20
(Del.)
Ores,
Pump Co.
Republic
—
Manufacturers Nat'l Bank of Detroit
7%
Reda
Remco
17c
(quar.)—
Manufacturers Life Ins.
Marine
11-25
11-25
(quar-.)—
service
Manischewitz
12-30
12-30
fl5c
—
Electric
&
12-
11-30
3-1
1-16
—
12-1
12-31
15c
——-
Tradesmen's
Corp.
|6c
(quar.)—
Gas
Purex
11-25
,
Extra
12-
12-15
He
---'--.A—-
Freight
9
12-16
12-15
S.. Tobacco,
Universal
11-25
Ltd.—
.
—
Registered
Madison
12-30
12-30
$19c
(quar.)
Extra
tl9c
—
River,
12-
35c
net
—
class
Iron
2
1-
f6c
_____
Powell
&
2
15c
$1.12 A
25c
50c
30c
Chemical
S.
9
1-
common.—
Guaranty (Md.) (quar.)—
(quar.)——A
■—*
—
Extra
Polymers, Inc.—
Terminal
1-
„
Bloedel
&
Insurance
20c
-l___
.—1——
Rxtra
MacMillan
12-
(quar.)__
(H. K.) Co,
53VsC
common—
:_2—
______
from
(7c
dividend "
5c
Power & Paper, class A (initial)—
Extra
2
(quar.)—__
(quar.)
Materials
Stock
12-14
Year-end
MacLaren
Inc.
Aircraft
30c
____
(quar.)
Qo.,
1-
1- 2
1^-31
12-31
&
Fidelity
9
1
1-
Plastic
(s-a)
12-
12-15
Piper
9
12-
-
_
2
•
income & 20c from long-term
12-15
12-15
,
.
1-
10c
preferred
S.
9
^
A
Borax
Holders
Payable 0} Rec.
37'Ac
Corp.
Conditioning
U.
9
12-
833Ac
$1.15
25c
10c
;—
S.
4'A7*
1
12-
2
(quar.)—
.v
Air
When
■
Sharfi.
,
(quar.)..
(quar.)
Corp.
Pacific
S.
U.
12-
2
(quar.)—
(initial)
preferred
.
(quar.)____
(quar.)—
33A7*
corp.,
Pioneer
7
,
12-15
Gas
U.
1-
net
From
U.
1
•11-21
1-
common
new
Philadelphia
10c
(quar.)___
(N. Y.)
Foundry
11-25
11-23
f40c
.
..
Service,
Corp. of America—
ordinary income
Fund
11
1
5
$1.43%
,
Ltd.—
Pipeline Co.
Gas
2
4%
__
(quar.i,
„
series
preferred
Basin
Petrolane
1-
50c
_
______
,
pfd.
Loblaw Groceterias Co..
Ludlow
Permian
6
12-
10c
iquar.)___
dividend
Louisville Title Qo.
Extra
12-
12-10
12-
10c
Lexington Water, 53^%
Lioeruy Records
(quar.)
Long Island Trust
1
10c
!
Products
pref.
1-
65c
'
t
__
(quar.)
1st
Pep Boys (Manny, Moe & Jack)
-Pepsi-Cola Bottling (Long Island)
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)
5
15c
Inc.
SI.60
12-20
20c
__
Fink
Levines,
Stock
12-31
35c
(quar.)
—
&
1-14
12-12
12-
6
12-
12-31
11-28
15c
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Leece-Neville
Lehn
preferred
:
___
__
Cady
&
4.60%
(quar.)
Extra
Lee
12-31
45c
________
Company
&
1-14
Corp.
U.
31'Ac
(quar.)
35c
1
12-
12-20
50c
(quar.).
preferred
,
(quar.i
Insurance
(Richmond,
preferred
3.55%
,
12-
$1.12'A
$1.10
12-15
United
12-15
57*
(quar.)
com.
7'Ac
(quar.)
com.
1
3
12-15
20c
;
Per
United
12-15
25c
3
1-
$80c
(Ontario)
(qar. I
Lanstcn
Lawyers
Leath
Co.
1-
f22'Ac
(quar.)
Monday, November 28, 1960
.
Name of Company
ot Rec.
1-
25c
(initial)-,-.
common
Ltd.
4.40%
Lambton
When
Payable
(reduced)
Pennsylvania Power & Light,
4.507*
preferred (quar.).
12-10
12-20
Indemnity,
Drop
Parker-Hannifin
Corp.
(increased)
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp. (stock dividend)
Pemco Corp.
(quar.)
4".
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp
11-28
10c
___
._
Park
1
10c
(quar.)
Heater
Kysor
2
12-15
12-20
25c
(quar. i
(Walter
Kromex
12-
25c
$1.25
,
Corp.
class A.
(quar.)
Copper
Kewanee
Name of Company
.
.
Holders
Per
Share
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Pacific
(quar.)
_
Kennecott
When
<
Share
and Financial Chronicle
37»Ac'
(quar.)
62'Ac
1-
3
2-1
12-15
12- 9
1-13
12- 2
40c
(quar.)_
'
12-
9
11-25
40c
12-
9
11-25
5
Volume
192
Number 6007
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2127)
p€t
3%%
Cyanamid
preierred
D
American
Dryer
American
Electric
Stock
American
30c
common
12-
87Vic
approval
Exchange
1-10
12-31
15C
Factors,
American
Fire
dividend),
(increased),,!
Casualty Co. (Orlando,
&
Foreign Power (quar.),.:
American Greetings, new cl. A (initial-quar.)
New class
B
(initial-quar.)
American
9
11-25
Bancroft
17 %c
12-
Bangor
9
11-25
3Vic
11-29
11-15
12-23
12-
2
12-23
12-
2
7%
Corp.,
Home
prior
&
preferred
Home
15c
Products
(monthly)__
Hospital
Supply
Insulator
Insurance
Co.
American
Investment
Common
5Vt%
Co,
of
Machine
Mfg.
!
J.)__
1
&
Class
A
11-10
Barber-Greene
12-10
11-25
Barden
15c
4%%
American
National
Co.
___:
Quarterly
American
Ltd.
Co.
50c
conv.
■5%
conv.
American
2nd
Corp.,
3rd
Seating
Stores
Co
preferred
American
Surety
American
Title
Tobacco
Water
5%%
Co.
12-
1
11-15.
$1.25
12-
1
11-15
Mills, Inc.,
Creek
RR.
Life
Belding-Heminway
12-23
Bell
&
Gossett
Cn.
&
Howell
Co.,
common
12-
5
12-15
12-27
12-
11-30
11-
12-27
12-
9
11-21
12-
11-15
2
'
2%
Bemis
12-31
Shoe
Bros.
Bag
Class
B
12-
1
Berkshire-Hathaway
12-
9
Bessemer
43%c
•1-
15c
1-
2
1212-
9
1-10
12-
9
7V2c
12-19
12-
5
57Vic
•
12-' 1
11-10
$3
9
3
82Vic
(quar.
34%c
37%c
(quar.)
12-
1
12-
1
&
Stock
1%
■
■
.
Big
11-15
Sandy
12-
1,
Bird
12-15"
12-
1
Birmingham
&
Son,
12-30
12-16
Black
National
Corp., Ltd.
(s-a)—
Anglo American Exploration, Ltd.-(stk. div.)
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills, Ltd.—>
t20c
11-30
11-14
Black
3%
)2- 1
I-31
—.
pfd.
Andian
Farms,
Oil
Argo
V
Co.
dividend
of
share
one
11-23
12-
1
11-16
25c
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
Bloch
12-13
II-10
Blue
Arizona
$1.10
preferred
preferred
preferred
$2.36
$2.40
Arkansas
11-4
12-
11-
4
Booth
(quar.)
(quar.)
Louisiana
Co.
Gas
Arkansas-Missouri. Power
4.65%
Armco
Co.,
._
Cork Co., common (quar.),,
preferred
(quar.)
Equipment Corp., 4Vi% pfd. (quar.)
Class
Water
A
dividend
and
common
Corp.,
Ltd.
Oil
Refining,
&
convertible
$5
preferred
$5
2nd
Associated
5.25 %
Bowater
5%
35c
93%c
56Vic
—
(quar.)
Atlanta
1
12-
1
11^
1
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1-
11-
1
25c
37Vic
$1.25
$1.25
62 Vic
$1.31 Vi
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(aua.r.)
Co. (Conn.)
(quar.)—
"
$$1.50
30c
45c
11-22
City
Atlantic
Coast
Line
RR.,
common
Atlas
Corp.,
Atlas
Life
Atlas
Powder
Gold
Co.
Okla.)
(Tulsa,
(quar.)_
3%%
11-10
12-
8
10-28
12-
1
11-18
British
1
Service,
Automatic
Canteen
Automatic
Steel
Ltd.
Co.
11-
4
4%
11-
4
4 Va
1-16
of
Oil,
Columbia
preferred
11-18
Ltd.
12-15
1-.
3
Products, 30c
12-
9
12-
6
1-
1
12-
9
12-
1
12-
Extra
Collieries
1-
3
12-15
4.65%
1
11-16
4.75%
1
11-16
6.375%
.
(
Co.
11-18
Brockton
Taunton
12-15
Brooklyn
Union
Gas,
$3.80
pfd.
(quar.)
5.50%
Chadbourn
12-
5
5%
5
6%
f57c
t$1.18
1-
1
12-
5
1-
1
12-
5
4%%
1-
1
12-
5
Champion
1-
1
12-
5
Axe-Houghton Fund, class A (year-end) (10
cents from capital gains and 3 cents from
20c
12-
2
income)
——
Science
and
&
Electronics
14
cents
from
1
(12
12-
1
11.-15
11-15
15c
12-
1
11-10
20c
12-15
12- 1
12-19
cents
capital
11-
2
preferred
26c
1-
6
11-18
Buckeye
Pipe
(increased
(quar.)—
Brunswig Drug Co.
from
gains)
$5
Line
preferred
common
(quar.)—..—
(quar.)
(quar.)
quar.)
$1.25
20c
40c
112-
1
1
1
12-15
11-15
12-
1
2
11-25
12-
9
11-18
12-
1
11-21
11-28
11-28
11-11
11-11
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
9
12-
1
40c
11-25
11-15
11-30
11-15
11-30
11-15
$1.25
12-21
12-
j
.
5
$1.12%
12-
1
ll-i*
$1.06%
12-
1
11-15
12-15
(A.
B.)
Co.
11-30
11-30
11-16
11-30
11-16
12-21
12-
9
38c
$1.12%
$1.16
1-
4
12-16
1-
3
1-
3
12-
8
11-25
12-
9
12-
9
12-10
11-18
12-31
12-16
$1.23
12-31
12-16
12-
1
11-15
24c
11-30
10-31
12-15
11-30
2%
12-15
U-30
12-15
1-
1
12-
I
12-15
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
10-31
2%
11-30
10c
12-15
12-
10%
12-30
12-15
12-31
11-10
56 y4c
1-
1
1
12-16
Corp.,
common!
preferred
1
12-16
1
12-16
30c
12-
1
11-15
1-
1
12-
9
12-22
12-
75c
12-
1
ll.r15
25c
From
preferred
1-
1-
12-
9
11-25
1-
2
12-15
$50c
(quar.)
1
—
11-30
10-31
11-30
10-31
7 Vic
—
8c
31c
(from net invest, inc.)
4V4%
25c
45c
(quar. )—
(quar.)
(Toronto)
Trust
12-15
11-25
12-10
II7I4
$1.07
12-
1
11-14
$1.18%
12-
25c
(quar. )
(quar.)
Fund,
12-10
$1.12%
GLj.,_
(quar.)
Plug (quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining, $3 pref.
Spark
(quar.)
(Capital gains distribution)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone.com. (extra)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
12-21
11-30
Champion Paper Fibre,
4%%
30c
12-
11-25
75c
—
Chemical
30c
Sharpe Mfg.. Co. (quar.)
L.) Company (quar.)
(Charles) Company Inc. (quar.)
(E.
1-5-61
(quar.)
11-14
Bruce
13c
pfd.
(quar.)
12-31
Browne &
.
Inc., 4V2%
(quar.)
Gotham,
11-15
12-
70c
12-15
2
2%%
(stock dividend)—
Chemetron
11-15
common
—
11-15
17Vic
—
—
—
1
1
Corp.
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
capital gains—___.—.—
Chattanooga Gas (reduced)
12-
."
(auar.)
11-15
1-
$1.16
11-15
7
1
12-31
$1.19
1
11-
12-
$1.34%
1212-
12-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
70c
1
11-21
11-21
$1.03
Chase Fund of Boston
Brown
Brunswick
Y.)
(quar.)
pfd.
preferred
preferred
Chance
1
1
1
Service—
Chartered
11-15
*
——-
Public
12-
1-
12-
12-
65C
(quar.)
11-30
12-
2
10c
(quar.)—_—
Corp.
12-15
95c
2
$1.12%
12-15
11-15
Bruning
—
60c
$1.37Via
12-
12-
2
$1
—
(Rochester, N.
Credit,
12-
1
2
Certified
1
$1.60
pfd. (quar.)
Broderick & Bascom Rope Co. (quar.)
Brodie
(Ralph) Co. (quar.)
Co.
West
dividend
Stock
1
1
2
2
2
1-
48c
Century Acceptance Corp.
1-
n
12-
11-
Service—
i
preferred
1-
'
11-15
11-15
»
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
f$l
"
1
1
9
t$1.57
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1212-
11-10
preferred
f68c
(quar.)
Gas,
*
11-20
11-30
dividend
J63c
;
,
(Phila.)
5-60%
Stock
t53V2c
;
11-20
11-18
1
Electric—
South
&
12-
Ltd.—
12-15
12-
59%C
*
pfd. B (quar.)
(Elizabeth, N. J.) —
4.75%
Central Transformer Corp.
12-
11-30
12-16
.■>
10c
5
11-11
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4.15%
12-
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Louisiana
11-25
12-
11-11
1
12-
12-
preferred (quar.)
preferrel (quar.)
12-15
3
11-25
12r. 1
12-
4.92%
Central
Trust
1-
12-31
4%
Vermont
f25c
$10c
12-21
Public
Central
3
11-25
12-21
(quar.)
Central
1-
1
12-31
$1.25
Century Industries
(quar.l
preferred
Shoe
Illinois
11-25
10-17
11-30
12-
$1.25
Trust
11-22
11-22
9
2
2
(quar.)
B
1
1-13
11-30
11-
25c
A
12-15
12-
12-15
$42 Vic
10c
dividend
Common
Central
11-25
11-15
11-15
$12c
Illinois Light,
Central
11-18
1
1
1
—
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
L____J———
4.64% preferred (quar.)—.——
11-26
2
1
3
1212-
12-30
(quar.)
4'/2%
12- 9
10c
pfd.
——
Home
Stock
25c
non-cum.
(increased-quar.)
Central
Central
1-
12-
1-
*30c
Co.—
Central Electric & Gas,
9
5c
Products
preferred
preferred
10-31
Telephone—
Trust
Edison,
6.40%
5%
12- 7
8%'
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Brockton
5%
11-28
.
(quar.)
Columbia
Street
1
11-18
-31c
1
90c
—
class A
Georgia Ry.
Common
12-16
933/4c
-
Electric,
preferred
6V4%
Broad
12;
of
25c
(quar.)
preferred
British
1
12-15
Central
1-3-61
.
12-
4
$25c
14c
i;
1-
60c
_
Mills (quar.)
M.) & Co. (reduced)
(A.
50c
(final)
rets,
11-15
12-
15c
(quar.)
dep.
514%
1-15
11-10
12- 1
1
*31 %C
3
12-15
56'/4c
(quar.)
12- 9..
12-15
tlOc
:_
11-
11-28
preferred
40c
25c
f721/2C
(quar.)
__1
(quar.)
Co.
—
—
(quar.)
11-19
4%
(quar.)_
11-21
12-
jr.
11-30
1-
t$1.10
1-3
20c
(quar.)
Co., 4V2%
&
Catelli Food Products,
12- 7
t50c
5c
securities -profits),
Castle
9c
split to be dis(initial-quar.)—
12
12-15
4
net
30c
American
%
&
Carthage
3
1- 1
3*
30c
preferred
General Corp.—
12-
11-
3
4-1-61
40c
(quar,)—;
11-14
1
3
3-
40c
-
common
11-14
12-
3
3-
30c
;
(s-a)—
convertible
Pirie Scott
Conv.
6-for-l
Dec,
2nd
4.50%
12-12
12-10
(reduced),—*6Vic
America
after
(quar.)
12-17
37Vic
3-
4-1-61
12 Vic
(quar.)
12-15
t683/4c
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
1
12-15
1
11-15
4-1-61
75c
(quar.)^
75c
20c
(quar.)
4V2%
12-15
$4c
(quar.):—_—1—
11-25
12-
12-15
4-1-61
$20c
_____
(quar.)
___u——:
Steel
from
Carson
t62Vac
f583/4c
—
preferred (quar.)
Aluminum, Ltd.—
British
1-15
12-10
2
11-15
$18c
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
(Baltimore)
preferred
20c
(quar.)
on
American
12-
60c
Ltd.
Mfg.
12-15
12-15
12-15
(s-a)
Extra
12-12
25c
12-15
-1-3
1-
12-15
1-
Co.
Corp.,
87V2C
Bristol-Myers Co., common (interim).,
11-10
12-12
25c
—_____
(quar.)
Mines,
Electric
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Insurance
Co.
Brillo
1
1- 3
$1.40
—
11-22
12-
Carriers
(quar.)
11-22
30c
50c
50c
t55c
quar.)
(quar.)__
Refining Co. common (quar.)______
Atlantic Wholesalers. Ltd., 5%%
Pfd. (s-a)
Atlantic
11-21
—__
pfd.
3x/2%
12-15
60c
(quar.)—_
(increased
Electric
(quar.)—
12-15
1
1
25c
_1___
Extra
10c
Line
Coast
Atlantic
income
12-15
12-
12-
(quar.)
common
& Stratton Corp.
Briggs
British
(accum.)—___.
—
Ayshire
5
1
$1.183/4
30c
Bridge & Tank (Canada), Ltd., com.
$2.90 preference (quar.) „___:
!
5
12-
11-22
12-
4.80%
25c
5
11-16
$$1
———
4V/2%
& Sons—
common
tributed
..
preferred
Light
12-
12-30
12-15.,-
12-30
Carrier
11-21
of North America—
Corp.
(E. J.)
New
12-
11-21
„
12-
1
(quar.)
Carpenter
11-21
(quar.)
Battery & Spark Plug
Brach
..
12-15
1
(quar.)
(increased)—
preferred
Bowers
II-18
5%
■,
Transport, Inc.—
Gas
Extra
11-10
12-
12-29
2V2%
1
$$2
—
(Year-end of 35c from net income plus
preferred
(quar.
Bowater Mersey Paper Co.—
5y2% pref. (quar.)
11-10
12-15
-40c
A,
(quar.),:—__
preferred
(quar.)
Goods Corp., com.
12-15
40c
class
Brass
Water
Extra
1
(quar.),—
5
112-
—
11-15
35c
pfd.
12-
$20c
Casualty Iiisurance, class A
1
,1c
6%
11-10
1
»•>«'
B
12-
_
1
1-
$$1.25
(quar.)
Bank
12-
1
11-18
12-
$18c
Carpenter Paper Co.
$1.06V4
,•
5V2 %,
$30c
Dry
convertible
Atlantic
Axe
11-30
12-15
Brook
12-15
(quar.)
common
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.
Avon
Bound
11-10
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Associated
Auto
11-18
$20c
$1.50
Aunor
12-15
Class
7
12-
(increased-quar.)^
Corp,
Carilton
10-24
11-
(quar.)__
&
B
Carborundum
Electric—
—_,^
Company
Fund
3
Extra
Ashland
6%
Boston
9
——
on
Borg-Warner
4
1-
i
(quar.),,,
Stock
Asbestos
(quar.)i
common
Borden
4
11-
12-
:
$3.75
Artesian
4
11-
12-
75c
,_.—__
Armstrong
Aro
11-
3 2-
$1.16Vi
(quar.)_____
Corp.
12-
25c
iquar.),
com.
(quar.)_.
preferred
Steel
(quar.)
12-15
(quar.)
Fisheries-Corp.,
25c
———
1
12-15
—
59c
60c
—
._
.
12-
1
12-20
10-28
Natural Gas Ltd.—
Mills, common
37c
—
&
Book-of-the-Month Club
-.
Class
$1.05
(quar.)—_—:—
Airplane Co.
preferred
$1.41J/4
:—
Extra
10-20
12-
.
..
Inc.
4%
Cannon
11-21
(quar.)
com,-
•
(quar.)
Canal-Randolph Corp.
40c
(quar.)
Tobacco Co.;
Aluminum
Bohn
(quar.)—_—27Vic
(quar.)
% 62Vic
preferred
$2.50
y
III-10
12-
(quar,),—
common
Light,
Gas
A
11-21
1
11-30
$$1.25
•
(quar.)
Class
2
$.055
Gas,__
&
Co..
12-
t25c
Trust.
(quar.)
Canadian Western
1
12-
1
1
12-15
—
preferred
25c
dividend
Bell,
$25c
30c
Service/
Public
Valley
Bros.
11-
12-15
(quar. )____i.__
&
preferred
Stock
Boeing
12-13
Mfg.
Investment
preferred
12-21
12-
(quar.)_.
Power
Blaw-Knox
Continental
Oil Co. for each 200 shares held),,
Argus Corp., Ltd.. common (quar.)
Co.
Oil
3
50%
preferred
Blackwell
1
1-
1-1
1
1212-
$10c
(annual)
Dreferred
Carolina
Ordinary
Blackstone
12-15
12-
12-
$25c
Ltd.
preferred (quar )
Canadian Tire, Lta., common
11-25
$1.25
(quar.)
4.25%
'
60c
1
12-15
4
12-15
:.
Machine.
5%
11-25
$2.50
receipts,
"
■
4%
11-15
3
12-
Ltd.—-
(quar.)
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd.—
12--|f'
1
1
12-15
12-15
$15c
Securities
8%
1-
25c
(quar.)
General
L'td. -corhmon'".!
T' "11-16'-
12-15
11-
12-
'
5%
.
12-
30c
pfd. (quar.)
Reproducers—
preferred
5.60%■
30c
$1.50
10c
4.75%
11-14
12-15
12-
$1.75
12-15
12-21
v-
1
25c
(quar.)________
81 Vic
(quar.)
12-
!.
(quar.)
11-10
:
(quar.h—.—_
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
1
(quar.)
(reduced)
preferred
International
9
15c
(quar.)
preferred
1-25
—_—
12-
Hills
12-9
$30c
-
Canadian
9
(quar.)—_—
4.20%
$25c
-
..—
11-15
5%
deposit
Decker
&
35c
(quar.)
12-
—
5.65%
.
1-6
Ice
dividend
fic
50c
A
-
(quar.)
common
Corp.
(Stock
class
1
$50c
(s-a),——
(quar.)
Pools; Inc.
participating
$3
•
.
__■——.-—J—
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Arden
-
A
B
(increased)
Inc..
Sound
53Vic
12Vic
(quar.)
Class
Class
?
common
Co.
B
Canadian
15c
1
$35
*17 %c
6
12-
9
12-
$30c
(quar.)
6
12-
11-21
12-
12-15
$18;,/4C
__
—-—
A
12-
1
5
Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd.—
Class
12-
(quar.)_____
Co.
12-15
1
12-31
12-
*5c
(quar.)—
Extra
Canadian
B
(increased-quar.)
11-10
;__i
40c
11-15
11-17
12-31
5
12-15
1
Ltd.—
12-27
50
12-
t75c
(s-a)
Ltd. (increased-quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
12-27
___;
Cement
Corp.,
Common
class
Cable,
&
12-1
Co.—
Extra
11-15
10-20
Wire
Class
2%
Steel
preferred
(quar.)—
Anthony
Celanese,
25c
(quar.)
RR.
&
Manufacturing
40c
—
(quar.)
Ltd.
Canners,
Canada
Canadian
______
Inc.
Erie
Limestone
Black-Clawson
Inc.
Canadian
$1.25
12-
12-15
*20c
11-21
dividend
Bethlehem
1
Lake
A
Mortgage (quar.)
Canada
Safeway, Ltd.,
4.40%
pfd.
(quar.)
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd., 5% pref. (s-a)
Canada Vinegars, Ltd. (quar.)
:
11-10
;___
._.
12-15
J50c
Permanent
25c
preferred (s-a);
Bessemer
Bibb
Telephone,
Canada
1
(quar.)
12 Vic
112 Vic
3%
common
11-10
12-31
t25c
'
$1.06'/4
—
(quar.) LUG
3
12-.?
Anheuser-Busch.
Extra
Canadian Breweries,
12-
11-18
5
1-15
t75c
3-10
1
11-30
12-
$1.06%
(quar.)_____
(s-a)__
11-30
Class A (quar.)—
2
B
11-25
1
class
12-
10c
Corp
Co.,
1-
12-22
Anglo-Huronian,
Class
12-15
12-
11-15
11-25
112 Vic
1
12-15
17Vic
(quar.)
(s-a)
1-
Ltd.,
1
12-
30c
(quar.),,
Finance
preferred
Packers
1-
17Vic
1
12-
1
12-15
25C
i
(quar.)
4-
12- 9
12-15
12-
12-23
t50c
preferred
12-20
$1.183/4
;
Bergstrom Paper,
11-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
Co.
dividend
Beneficial
5%
4%%
Corp.,
Intercontinental
Stock
v
1
S.)
Manufacturing
4va%- preferred
Bell
4
12-15
(A.
25c
1
'
42Vic
(quar.)_
Bell
12-31
40c
—
4%%
(quar.)
tile
11-18
tl5c
Extra
7
1
1-20
132 ViC
;
(quar.)
common
Flooring Ltd., class A
Canada Malting, Ltd. (quar.)
11-7
11-
11-
12-27
27c
Canada
12-10
8%
Beck
American
Oil,
1
1-3
1
27 Vic
(quar.)__
Sugar, Ltd
Canadian
Behlen
Stock
Anderson-Prichard
1
12-
50c
Inc.
12-23
50c
Smelting
Products
12-
f25c
(quar.)
Savers,
Group, Ltd.—
Ordinary (interim)
11-16
Quarterly
Anglo-Canadian
$1
50c
'--JL,,'
Quarterly
Beech-Nut
11-16
Post
(quar.)_^
(quar.)
12-12
20c
(quar.)
&
10c
.
——
12-19
Lead
-_____■
(quar.)
12-12
Ltd.—
dividend
Anchor
(quar.)
common
Corp.
12-19
Zinc
:
Lumber,-Ltd.^(quar.), t25c
.
3%
Stock
1%
5c
Ties
preferred
Beech
(quar.)___
_—
Brummell
Coal
$1
50c
$4.25
12-
25c
Dominion
&
25c
Co.
12-31
50c
_.——_-_-2■
American
$1.30 prcf.
1
22 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canada Dry Corp.,
11-29
11-16
10c
common
Y.)-
Paper
Canada
12-15
1
12-15
11-22
60c
(quar.),
fquar.)___—
Writing
11-24
12-15
1-
11-15
Inc.
Extra
Works—
preferred
Extra
12-15
12-31
1
,
preferred '■ (quar.),—,
American
t3c
11-
21c
(quar.)
com.
Club (increased annual),
Ltd., common (quar.)
15c
$1.12y2
_,__
12-31
40c
& Telegraph Co. (qu%r.)
Insurance
(Miami)
(quar.),
American
1
Jockey
Cement,
12-
Distilling
12-31
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co. (N.
Canada
1
1
10c
Extra
B.)
20c
American Telephone
American
12-
$1.25
>
2-.
Co.
11-22
1
12-
20%
Utilities,
preferred
Canada
i-Beaver
11-22
<
Refining,
5.40%
12-22
Beaunit
ll-i5
(quar.)
(quar.)
*,
dividend,^
Sugar
(annual).
Paciiic
California
12-22
1
(year-end)
>
(quar.)_____
American-South
African Investment,
r^Semi-ahttuttlly
American. Steel Foundries
(quar.)—
American
Ltd.
11-18
11-22
12-10
3%
1
11-30
i
31 Vic
& Refining
American Sterilizer
12-
12-10
2
12-
_;
American
21c
12V2C
11-
Research
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_.
2
& Trust Co. (Wash., D.C.)
Smelting
5V2%
1
10c
Co
preferred
1-
12-15
1
California
1-
5%
1
California Electric Power Co.
12-
12-31
,1
dividend
Beaver
12-
10-31
1-15
1
12-
5c
(quar.)____
Biochemical
10-31
5%
—:
Corp.
for
dividend)
1
11-30
Co.
preferred
12-15
12-15
11-
30c
California
t$l
11-
1
10c
50c
12-22
1
12-
25c
preferred (annual)
2
(Stock
1-13
11-14
12-
35c
(quar.)__
12-
9
4
25c
(quar.)
9
t$1.75
com.
A
California Cold Storage & Distributing
Extra
12r
11-
2V2%
(quar.)
class
5
1-2-61
4
11-28
$1.12%
Co
oil, 5%
Byihart-Tintair,
11-
$1.05
12-15
2% *
(quar.)
9
10-31
1
1
$1
12-
$40c
;
11-
Beecham
Quarterly
American
Ltd.,
2%
Co.
(quar.)__,—
11-
*
12-
12-
30c
(quar.)
1
Co.
Ltd,,
Corp.
11-15
12-15
87 Vic
com.
12-15
10%
dividend)_".
1
12-15
1
12-
preferred
American Security
Nationale
12-
Buildings
Dock,
Gas &
7Vic
(J.
12-
$1.75
11-30
35c
Power
Bearings,
r
com,
preferred
(quar.)
&
Stock
12-
22Vic
11-30
10c
Dry
Terminal
Buttes
12-15
12-15
i
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Bush
1-2
12-15
12-15"
Burton-Dixie
12-26
11-3
12-12
:120c
12-26
1-20
12-15
$1.25
1
1-20
1
30c
(quar.)
$1
Savings
Terminal
2
12-20
Sapitary—
Burrard
1-
$1
Standard
Bush
12-26
12-
$1.25
(quar.)_
12-26
1-20
30c
Beau
dividend
5%
12-9
■
(quar.)__
com.
Plastics
&
Seal-Kap
Stock
x
12-20
f50c
.
Gobain
prior
American
12-20
1-13
11-15
1
11-28
15c
Inc.,
(quar.)
4 Vi %
2nd preferred
(quar.)_!;
Burmah Oil, Ltd.,'Ordinary (interim)
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Burry Biscuit (increased s-a)
11-29
Beam
11-30
11-14
25c
(quar.
Rubber
American-St.
12-15
12-15
11-28
11-28
12-16
50c
(stock
4.20%
& Paper Ltd., class A
Lomb, Inc., common (quar.)
•'4%
preferred (quar.)
:
Bayuk Cigars Inc.. !(quar.)
11-30
4c
(quar.)
.preferred
12-15
J2c
(quar.)
Radiator.: &
American
Bausch
:
& Chemical,
(quar.)
special preferred
Common
Bathurst
-2-17
___
Potash
American
11-21
12-23
12-23
J25c
Explorations,
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.07
&
Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
4'/a%v preferred (quar.)
1
11-25
1
12-
J25C
preferred
1-20
Bates
Texas)
Photocopy Equipment—
preferred
Barymin
6
3-
(s-a)
(quar.),
non-cumulative preferred
American
6
12-
12-
_
(Galv.
'
i
Nepheline,
News
12-
1
Ltd
Industries,
55c
'
dividend
35c
(quar.)__:
American
1-
Stock
6
12-16
12-
35c
35C
(quar.)
4%
12-30
25c
H
preferred
$1.75
1,
Trust
(quar.)
Corp.. (quar.)
$1.12Vi
,_
Insurance
American
12-
12-16
27c
(quar.)
Meter
9
Inc.—
(increased)
preferred
American
t,Stock
1-
(quar.)
common
;
Canada,
preference
(s-a)
12-15
.
1-13-61
15c
Co.—,
Co.,
of
1
(quar.)
Burlington
f40c
1
40c
Sons
Equipment
Corp.
12-
quar.)
Bulova Watch Co.
1
40c
;
Canadienne
Oil
7%
1
11-
Holdert
25C
Dredging,
11-
4%
Year-end
Barber
1.I-
G_______
Climax,
Banque
3
7
Gold
When
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
common
11-30
15c
dividend
25c
(incr.
dividend)
National
&
Inc.,
11-30
$1.50
(quar.)
Bunding
$1.31 Vi
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Metal
Common
1211-
1
Bulolo
i
.__
Barber-Ellis
20c
American
11-28
12-15
12-
11-15
1-:
Stock
Illinois—
Foundry
Co.,
12-20
1
quarterly
Extra
11-14
32Vic
Extra
6%
12-
Increased
Bank
12-
6%
Hydro-Electric
Extra
11-14
20c
N.
.____
prior preferred
American
7%
1
16Vic
(quar.)
(Newark.
(quar.)
American
5%
12-
30c,
(quar.L
Corp.
American
7%
11-21
30c
-
__________
American
-.
i:
Bullocks,
■
'
__
American
$5
11-21
12-
11-15
(quar.)
(lrreg.)
;
$5
preferred (quar.)
4V4%
preferred (quar.)
11-18
12-1
$1.16
_
Corp.
12-10
40c
(quar.)
(quar.),
1
(quar.)
America
(quar.)
Co,
$8
(stock
(Joseph).. &
of
common
Forge
*35%c
4%
Banx
Company,
3 Vi %
dividend
preferred
Share
preferred
$5
Buffalo
12-
L
12-
___
Derrick,,,.
Assurance, common
Corp.
Stock
9
4
*31 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
-
17 %c
1%
Hardware
Hoist
American
11-30
11-10
5
12-
1-
Budd
Year-end
common
Securities
9
12-
Per
Name of Company
5
Co.-y
Dreferred
Baldwin
12-
12-23
35c
(quar.)
Piano
12-
dividend
American
12-15
preferred
preferred
6%
2
30c
Fund, Inc.—
income)
ordinary
American
12-15
12-
of Rec.
12-23
1 Vi %
Properties,
$5
Baldwin
12Vic
„___
Growth
(Out' of
5
2nd
Bancohio
25c
&
American
1-
12-15
Holders
Payable
5c
dividend
5%%
Baker
12-10
25c
When
Share
of Company
Company
Stock
12-10
12-31
2%%
Ltd.
Quarterly
American
$4
12-31
5C
____
(stock
F
& Wilcox
Co. .(increased).
Bailey Selburn Gil & Gas, Ltd.—
$5
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
12-10
:
S
Babcock
12-" 9
20c
American
6%
11-10
2%%
_
Extra
11-10
Commission),
Export Lines
$4.64
12-1
12-10
Corp., common
preference
(s-a)
American
Stock
2
11-30
of
Securities
participating
Extra
Per
Name
B
1
47c
____
to
1-
Holders
2%
dividend)
(increased quar.)_
(subject
Electric
0} Rec.
12-23
40c
_
(stock
Power
and
Payable
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Corp.
dividend
Securities
Co.,
When
Share
Name of Company
American
11
—
1
11-14
33 %c
12-29
11-25
15c
12-33
12-15
$1.12%
1-15
Inc.—
Chesapeake Corp. of Va.
(stock dividend) —
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co., com.
3 V2 %
conv. preferred
(quar.)
Chesebrough-Ponds, Inc., (quar.)
(quar.)
—_
2%
$1
87 %c
12-30
12-30
12-
12-20
12-
1
6
2-
2
1
lr
22c
12-15
12-
1
7c
12-15
12-
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2128)
12
When
Per
Name
Per
Name of Company
Cook
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR. Co.
Paint
$3
&
Varnish,
preferred A
Refrigeration
Clark Publishing,
Tool
Pneumatic
Chicago
11-25
12-28
12-12
12-28
12-12
Copp
12-31
12-16
Cornet
$l£
12-
5
11-18
Cooper-Bessemer
12-
5
11-18
Copper-Range
i2yac
(quar.)
12-15
30c
(quar.)
12-
1
11-18
Copperweld Steel
11-21
Corby
20c
& Pacific RR.
Chicago, Rock Island
(quar.)
Chicago Title & Trust
Chicago Yellow Cab
Chrysler
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
—
Cincinnati Gas & Electric,
4% %
(quar.)_
pfd. (quar.)__
4%
Common
5%
(s-a)
—
preferred
5%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.).
Cities
Service
Citizens
B
Citizens
Ga.)
Civic
National Bank
class B
Bank
City
Investing Co.,
(quar.)
12-20
12-
6
2-15
6-
1
5-15
9-
1
8-15
12-
1
-11-15
12-16
1-15
1-15
12-31
11-28
1-
5
1-
5
12-12
12-
1
11-10
Clark
Oil
Mahoning
Co.
Ry.
__
12-15
11-25
12-
1
11-23
12-
1
12-15
Cleveland
4Ma%
12-
1
Cleveland
Clifton
Precision
Clopay
Corp.
Coca-Cola
Products
Collins
&
Aikman
Corp.
Colonial Fund
capital
Stock
1
.__
12-
5
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
$3
5%
(accum.)_
(quar.)
(year-end payment
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-
7
12-15
11-16
12-
5
12-
9
11-15
12-10
11-25
12-12
12-12
30c
12-
1
11-18
12c
11-30
11-10
12-
10-31
9
from
Stores,
(quar.)
5%
preferred
12-
1
12-22
12-
_
12-
1
11-15
50c
(quar.)
12-
1
11-15
11-15
62 %c
12-
1
8c
Central
12-
1
Co.—
Power
Monthly
11-17
8c
Broadcasting
System
Extra
.
Carbon
Co.
Combined
Insurance
Combined
Locks
Ltd.
Credit
Co.
Metals
Shearing
(quar.)
(extra)_
^__
(quar.)
Common
2
2
60c
12-
9
12-
1
11-15
11-
11-18
12-
Fund
15c
12-
1
1-
3
3
preferred
12-31
12-
1
12-10
11-10
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
1
12-
1
9-22
11-25
11-10
Community
—
12-
1
11-18
12-
1
1
11-18
12-15
11-30
(quar.)
25c
12-15
11-18
$1.43
12-15
tribution of 80c from realized capital gains)
Cone Mills Corp., common (quar.)_^
95c
11-30
11-11
20c
12-
1
11-14
20c
12-
1
11-14
Confederation
(quar.)
Life
.—___i.
—
Assurance
Light
Power
&
(quar.)_
12-
1
30c
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
5
11-25
Corp.,
10c
common
(incr.)
Yellowknife
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
10c
.
4-
1
Mines,
(auar.)
Ltd.—(s-a)
Consolidated
12-21
12-
8
12-21
12-
8
12-
8
U2c
Diversified
Standard
Electronics
Industries
.___
Crum
12-15
A
5
12-15
30c
1-
1
12-12
12-
1
12-
1
$4.52
12-
11-16
1
1
12-
1
11-
C
120c
(reduced)
11-30
11-
9
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
1-3-61
12-
2
preferred
(quar.)
$1.13
1-3-61
12-
2
of
$2
$1
12-
Extra
(quar.)_
Co
~
Copper & Steel
preferred (quar.)
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-15
11-22
Increased-quarterly
Mines
DWG
3% %
Corp.
(increased
Extra
quar.)
3
preferred
Dayton &
Dayton
12-23
12-16
El
12-
11-17
Common
1
11-30
4.12%
preferred
(quar.)
1
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
12-15
12-
1
4.72%
preferred
(quar.)
12-
9
11-28
5.40%
preferred
(quar.)
12-
9
11-28
5.36%
preferred
(quar.) ;____.i_______L-__
12 Vac
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
1-15
12-25
12-29
12-16
5c
12-29
12-16
12-
7
11-14
12-
4%
dividend)
Class
Del
Extra
1
11-15
11-16
12-15
12-
12-
1
11-10
5.68%
2
11-
6.40%
preferred
11-23
12-
9
28c
12-
1
40c
12-20
6
11-14
2
1-
1
12-
2
Electric
Bond
12-30
12-
2
Electric
&
50c
12-30
12-
2
to
about
12-15
9
Lines
Deltown
12-
5
Electronics
1-
5
Electronic
11-14
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
97 Mac
12-
1
(s-a)
_________
Ltd
Detroit
Steel
&
of N. Y.
(quar.)
Stock Yard
Co.
Alkali
Ennis
11-
7
Equitable
11-
7
Ltd.
Corp.,
11-30
I
1
11-15
Erie
1
11-15
Erie
12-19
12-
12-
11-15
1
12-15
12-
12-27
2
1
Pepper
Co.
Mfg.
Corp.
Dominguez
$1.50
12-19
11-21
12-
1
11-18
12-12
11-18
12-
1
11-18
12-31
12-12
1-16
12-19
1-
11-28
1
11-25
11-25
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-19
Dominion
Fields
Oil
(monthly)
.
&
Anglo
preferred
Dominion
Investment
Ltd.
11-17
12-15
12-
1
12-
1-
1
2
11-14
12-19
Tar & Chemical, common
$1
pref3rred
(quar.)
_:
Donnelly (R. R.) & Sons, common
Stock
dividend
(cash
will
shares
Bros., Ltd.
Dorr-Oliver, Inc.,
preferred
Chemical
Co.
4%
Ltd.
—
1
11-14
1
11-14
12-
1
11-15
12-15
11-28
12-
1
11-11
1-
1
12-12
50c
1-14
1-
3
12-16
12-21
'
—__
Co.
12-15
12-
12-12
11-25
40c
(quar.)
30c
40c
._
12-
1
11-18
20c
12-
1
11-18
1-
3
12-
12 %c
(s-a)
Coe
Textile
Fair
Fairbanks
$1.60
4%
1
9
&
Fall
5.80%
Falsta.f
6%
Famous
&
Farmers
$1.75
3
11-25
12-16
11-25
1-
9
11-28
Duriron
Stock
convertible
Co.
preferred
(increased
quar.)
Extra
Duval
Sulphur
&
Potash
(quar.)
—_____
1
11-14
87 %c
12-12
11-30
4%
12-15
11-18
12-15
12-
2
12-
5
11-19
12-
1
11-19
12-
1
Fed-Mart
Fedders
Corp.
Corp.
Corp.
Fiduciary
Y.)
3%
1-16
11-21
12-15
11-25
30c
12-
9
11-18
12-
9
11-25
3
11-25
12-
1
11-15
1-
1
12-15
*37%c
12-
9
11-23
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
12-16
11-25
12-16
(quar.)
11-25
12-31
12-15
3-15
15c
12-15
12-
1
25c
12-15
12ft
5
35c
12-10
11-18
27c
(monthly)
(increased)
common
^.__i
(quar.)
11-15
11-30
11-15
12-
1
11-15
43C
(quar.)
12-15
11-14
50c
12-17
12-
5c
25c
:
5%
.___
& Warehouse
30c
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
1
11-
2
1
11-11
1-12
12-15
12-
1
11-
1
1-3-61
12-23
28%c
12-15
11-29
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)__
;
1
12-19
12-
5
37 Mac.
12-33
12-12
40c
l_
12-
lc
;
(monthly)—/
Trust
12-
11-28
25c
dividend
&
11-30
11-30
31M»c
;
Fund
.
12-15
20c
3%
Trust
(N.
(Marshall)
see
Trust
12-16
12-
25c
12-15
2
Y.)
(quar.)—
Inc.
Corp.
Marshall
(stock
Field
&
12-16
12-
5
30c
12-16
12-
5
12-
2
11-
4
5
12-15
12-
5
5%
12-15
10-28
5%
12-
2
40c
1-
1
12-1-3
37 Mac
12-22
12-15
12-31
12-16
Baltimore—
(quar.)
General
'
11-10
12-
80e
B
12-12
12-15
40c
(quar.)
Class
45c
40c
!
America at
of
A
Stock
12-30
11-30
Co.—
dividend)
(quar.)
Co.
Class
Financial
1-13
12-15
2%
:_
55c
35 c
(quar.)
!
National
1
3
$3
Ltd.
Extra
Charter
1
12-16
1-
1-
30c
First
12-
12-31
30c
Extra
First
11-21
1
11-17
Insurance
(quar.)
11-18
12-
1
$1.45
(quar.)
Life
Fidelity-Philadelphia
Finance
12-
Co.—
(quar.)
(Del.)
Bank
Federation
11-18
1-16
12-
3%
cash
9
12-15
12-20
12-15
Corp.—
Compress
Quarterly
11-15
11-30
40c
(quar.)
Federal
Ferro
1
12-30
$1
Federal Paper Board Co., 4.60%
Federal Screw
Works
(quar.)
Federated
12-
12-30
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
dividend
9
12-15
5
5
35c
(quar.)
Stock
12-
4
12-
12-
12 %c
preferred
Light
N.
Corp.
11-14
12-20
12-20
5%
(quar.)
Publications
12-
Corp.—
dividend
Financial
Bank
First
National
Bank
First
National
Bank
(stock
dividend)
of Chicago
(Dallas)
(quar.)
(quar.)—_,
10-14
(Jersey City, N. J.)—
13-18
31 Vic
(quar.)
2
1-13
12-
85c
(quar.)
Growth
Federated
11-
40c
—-
11-10
12-
1
Corp.—
preferred
Federated
5
10c
common
11-10
5c
dividend
12-
15c
Corp.,
1
12-29
5-20
11-15
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Federal Mortgage Assn.
Federal Sign & Signal,
2%
5%
dividend
12-
1
3-
$1
Y.)
Quarterly
Stock
12-
1
4-1-61
45c
1
11-19
6-10
12-
'
1
$1.12%
&
35c
(quar.)
dividend
12-10
7%c
12-
11-14
20c
Corp.
(quar.)
Casualty (Mich.)
(quar.)
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Bearings
(quar.)
Filtrol
(quar.)
11-15
22 Mac
Caster
Life
11-25
—
11-15
1
Quarterly
Faultless
Federal
11-15
Inc.
divd.)
(stock dividend)
Co.
Traders
(Syracuse,
12-19
._
(quar.)
(stock
(quar.)
Canadian,
Metallurgical Corp.
11-30
Bradstreet,
stock)
dividend
40c
—
12-
12-16
1
50c
(quar.)
Players
Fansteel
10c
dividend)
12-15
46 MJC
(quar.)__
preferred
Filmways,
(stock
_____
(quar.)_
(N.
Co.,
Brewing
12-16
$1.34
&
Electric
conv.
12-30
International
11-15
$1.09
(Gtd.
A
preferred
7%c
.
12-
10c
Whitney
River
Field
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
common
Printing
Foods
12-16
preferred B
(quar.)
12-16
25c
5c
RR.
Gregg
preferred
11-30
(increased).—.
12-20
12-15
12-30
20c
preferred
convertible
Fairmont
12-30
(quar.)
1-3-61
34c
,_i
(quar.)
common
Fairbanks Morse
12-13
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
11-25
5%
Corp.
Lanes, class
10c
Duke Power
11-23
11-23
1-11
15c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Faber,
25c
;
12-15
3%
Fabrex
(increased-quar.)
Extra
Corp.
11-28
11-15
1
12-
35c
(quar.)
1
12-15
$1.62
common
Insurance
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
12-13
12-
tl5c
(quar.)
Chemical
Foods
1
11-25
tl5c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Exploration
&
3
12-
12-
75c
,___
—'
Driver-Harris
1-
3
50c
(quar.)
USA
1
1-
10c
,
11-
11-30
40c
$1.25
preferred
conv.
Fabien
$1.25
30c
common
2-
12-13
frac¬
2%
(quar,)
preferred
Furniture
Extra
of
__
(quar,)__.
Industries
11-10
13c
(resumed)
A
11-30
* 15c
common
Corp., 6% pfd.
Dover
Corp.
(quar.)
Dover Industries, Ltd.,
12-16
125c
paid)
(quar.)
preferred
lieu
12-16
12-30
+
tl5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dorsey
Corp.,
in
be
11-15
12-30
tlOc
(s-a)_
(quar.)
Dominion
11-30
40c
*62 %c
(s-a)
Ltd.
com.
11-30
12-30
.
.__
Stock
t40c
Investments,
preference
Stock
11-21
11-30
t25c
Extra
&
12-20
11-30
$$1.25
(quar.)
Industries,
Electrohome
Dominion-Scottish
Drewrys,
1-3-61
Ltd.—
Corp.,
(quar.)—
Corset,
Dominion
39c
25c
—
11-15
11-21
12-15
(quar.)__
r
prior preferred (quar.)
Company (s-a)
12-19
15c
____;
11-30
$1.1875
Extra
25c
preferred
/
(stock div.)
4V2%
Excelsion
12 %c
—
Co.—
common
Mills,
Essex
25c
Corp.,
Dole
11-15
12-15
1
about
to
dividend
Erlanger
1
12-15
;
Co.,
Pittsburgh
1
30c
(quar.)
Gas
cents
12-
5%'
(quar.)
12-
12-15
20c
Resistor
12-
50c
Houses
&
90
12-12
$1.50
(quar.)
11-25
9
de¬
expenses,
amount
(s-a)
preferred
12-23
$1
(s-a)
12-15
5%
(quar.)
Forms
Corp.,
12-12
15c
Extra
5.36%
and
will
Phonograph
Oil
convertible
$2
12-
40c
;—
dividend
Dulany
fees
Freight
Stock
12-
1%
__
;
Corp.-Seagram
4.36%
Equity
t5c
(s-a)
common
dividend
12-15
7
3%
■
(quar.)
;___
&
Business
45c
_v^—'
Co.
(final)
Semi-annual
7
70c
(quar.)
Giorgio Fruit Corp., $3 preferred
Dura
7
11-
$4C
Drilling
of
(s-a)
State
12-12
11-
25c
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Diebold, Inc. (quar.)—____
7%
Empire
2
25c
Extra
Drexel
Gas
Ltd.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3
25c
_
>
Inc.
Co.
Mines,
Dictaphone
Dravo
12-12
$1
dividend
Dickenson
6%
Consolidated
Williamsport RR.
Air
1-
25c
,
(quar.)
Co
(quar.)
Raynolds,
Diamond
&
12-
11-
12-19
3%
dividend)
4%%
3
1-3-61
3c
dividend
Preferred
5%
3
11-28
12-
$0,017 per snare
Elmira
11-10
3
11-28
Associates—
(stock
deduction
positary
11-28
12-
12-23
20c
After
12-15
50c
.
Union
$3
Investment
Research
common
Automation,
12-15
12-
12-23
1-17
12-30
2%
Extra
1-2-61
12-
1-16
12-20
30c
dividend)
Emery Industries (quar.)
Empire District Electric, com.
5c
Supply
Donohue
(stock
11-28
$2
11-10
25c
_•_
12-15
25c
12-
12-20
50c
(quar.)
Emery
fquar )_
11-10
12 Ma %
(quar.)
11-15
3
11-10
12-
(final)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Assistance
Elizabethtown
$1
Extra
5%
Battery
Corp.
1
12-
11-10
12-
1
30c
"Adrs"
on
12-
(quar.)___—,——__—__
common
Dentists'
5%
Industries,
Emerson Radio
2
11-10
12-
60c
(quar.)
11-15
1-
11-30
12-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
5c
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.
Dr.
of America
12-
25c
11-28
12-20
11-10
12-
2%
1
11-10
11-15
—
1-
11-10
50c
(quar.)
11-28
$1.34
12-
11-15
____________
class A
1
12-
1
1
11-28
1-
$1.60
1
12-
1
$1.42
3
30c
11-28
1-
11-10
1-
______
11-28
1
12-
12-
12 %c
1
1-
$1.41 M»
50c
._
11-28
1-
$1.12 Mi
$1.34
12-
;
12-12
12-15
$1.25
;
50c
,_
12-19
11-10
9 Vic
Corp.
A
Elliott
1
1
1-
12-
Share
&
Storage
Class
11-14
12-12
1-3-61
$1.217/a
12M2c
_
_
Mines,
Dobbs
12-15
1.
12-
15c
Dennison
Stock
11-30
12-
(quar.)—
debenture
12-
1
Electronic
1-3-61
Extra
8%
5%
1
11-15
93%c
,
—
Manufacturing,
Voting
11-28
12-
12-
60c
Extra
9
12-
Electrolux
93 %c
_
Foods
12-
12-15
2
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).
dividend
Stock
Dennison
Duro-Test
12-15
12-
35c
Railroad
Air
11-28
40c
Electric
11-28
12-20
1-16
Optional
Delta
12-12
90c
Equal
12-10
12-15
11-30
50c
12-
Musical
12-20
11-15
$1.06 Mi
Extra
50c
11-15
12-15
25c
25c
12-
30c
11-21
12-15
t25c
$1/37 Va
Co.
1
93 %c
12-15
t37>/2C
3%
Auto-Lite
25c
(quar.)
12-10
$1.02 Vz
_____
dividend
Electric
1-
1
12-30
$1.37Ma
Stop Nut Corp.
Stock
5
20c
_
Delaware
Dun
11-
Elastic
12-
12-16
(quar.)
15c
:
—
2
3
(quar.)
75c
_
(quar.)
Fund
2
12-
1-
12-30
32 y2 C
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
12-
1
20c
_.
Delaware
11-16
1
preferred
60o
(quar.)
Properties
12-
$1.35
;__—
preferred (quar.)
$5,875 preferred (quar.)
$5 2nd preferred
(quar.)
5.36% preferred (quar.)
bVz% preferred (quar.)
5.50% preferred (quar.)
5.65% preferred (quar.)
12-15
(quar.)__
pfd.
1-3
$1.18
4V4%
$1.05
—
._
8%
(initial
common
+30c
(quar.)
(s-a)
common
2
$1.03
_-____^_i._______
$.00%
Monte
11-16
1
New
25c
A
8
12-
Gas—
5c
B
1
1-
;■
Natural
Paso
50c
(quar.)
__
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
Deere & Company
(quar.).
Dejur-Amsco Corp., class A
1
12-
El
4.10%
3.90%
12-
$1.13
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Light,
&
12-
3
Electric—
Paso
12-
(quar.)
Michigan RR.,
8
1
1-
$1.06'A
6V4c
—______
(initial)
12-15
—
3.75%
12-
31 M»C
(quar.)
Engineering
12-15
_—___
preferred
12-
1-
50c
29c
preferred
35c
___
A
A
Inc.
Power
3.75%
Dunhill
50c
4'A%
Edwards
(quar.)
Mines,
40c
(quar.)
11-
12-16
Electrographic
10c
Co.
12-20
Francisco)
$4.20 pfd.
(quar.)
Dahlstrom Mfg.
(quar.)
Dana Corporation, common
12-15
25c
A
1-1-61
Cigar Corp.
55c
Extra
class
Cyprus
1
1-
Industries—"
Continental Gin. 4%% preferred
(quar.)__I
Continental Insurance Co. (N. Y.)—
Continental Steel
11-15
12-15
93%c
Extra
Continental
Oil
11-29
(Chicago)—
Continental Can Co., common
3%%
preferred
(quar.)_.
Casualty
30c
45 c
,
11-18
20c
(quar.)
Co.
1
Corp., Ltd., ordinary
(quar.)
Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
(quar.)
—___
Bros.
Stores, Inc., common
(quar.)
Paper
Class
12 Vac
__.
Ltd.
(quar.)
non-cum.
DuBois
Quarterly
Continental
2
25c
Co.
Continental Assurance
Continental
12-
America—
(quar.)
Water
1/6%
Publishing Co., $4 preferred (quar.)
$1.60 preferred (quar.)
Curtiss Wright Corp., common (quar.)
Dresser
1-3-61
Corp.
preferred
Foster
&
Stores
11-15
12-28
f30c
(quar.)
Ecuadorian
Eddy
Curtis
Dow
150c
$1.04
Consumers
5%
11-15
12-
(quar.)
Container
4%
11-15
12-15
112c
Ltd.
$4.50
6c
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
Glass.
preferred
4
1-
10c
$4.16
11-
25c
Ltd.
15c
.
(stock
12-15
90c
■
Trust,
65c
Inc., $2 pfd.
Cunningham Drug Stores
11-10
11-30
Investment
2%
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd.
tional
30c
I
Products, class A (quar.)
Consolidated Textile Mills, Ltd.—
5% preferred (s-a).
Class
1
12-30
75c
Construction
Theatres
12-
1
m
(quar.)
Consolidated Foods Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Laundries (quar.)
Consolidated
1-
(incr.-quar.)
common
/(quar.)
preferred
11-25
12 %c
Coal.
Securities,
Ltd., $2 50 non-cum. preference (s-a)
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Consolidated
30c
$1.25
Discovery
Economic
11-15
$1.12 Mi
(quar.)
Co.,
93 %c
__—
Publishing
Corp.,
3-20
25c
preferred
Consolidated
Consumers
1
10c
i
$3.60
11-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Seal Co.,
Monthly
Extra
$5
12-
1
5c
Connelly Containers Inc. (s-a)
Connohio, Inc., common
40
cents
preferred
(quar.)
40 cents preferred
(quar.)
Cigar
1
7M2C
Consolidated
1-
12-
(Bridgeport) —
Extra
11-23
3
10c
—
Nest^ass
Dodge
12-15
20c
Connecticut National Bank
A
Zellerbach
Distillers
J 50c
Connecticut
class
Crown
Di
(Toronto)—
Quarterly
9
1-
11-15
(quar.)
Self-Service
11-18
preferred
Corp.
(quar.)____.
Stock
preferred A (quar.)
Composite Bond and Stock Fund, Inc. (quar¬
terly of 15c from earned income plus a dis¬
common
12-
11-25
12-15
25c
11-15
—
Cork &
11-18
12-
60c
__
11-23
12-15
____
—
Stock
$1
5.72%
4%
B
Devoe
70c
quarterly
Public Service,
Finance,
Crowell-Collier
Community Bank & Trust Co. (New Haven)—
Increased
9
Kodak
12-31
—
Crown
1
invest¬
(quar.)
12-
preferred
Eastman
$2.50
Crowley's Milk Co
(Phila.)—
(quar.)
12-20
12-15
2%
(quar.)
12-31
(quar.)
(s-a)
preferred
Extra
12-15
2.4%
(from
Ins.
4
_
(s-a)
(Boston)
dividend
Class
12-15
1-
50c
4%
3%%
Petroleum
Credit
11-21
40c
13c
Title
Land
(final)
preferred
Corp.
Denver
.
1
11-10
tlOc
—
1
Associates—
Fuel
&
12-
25c
Ltd.
65c
Creole
11-10
1
Co.—
Income
5%
5%. preferred
Company
Stock
1
12-12
20c
(quar.)
income)
ment
1212-
2%
dividend
Commonwealth
11-25
12-15
25c
& Stamping
Edison
Commonwealth
11-25
12-15
70c
(quar.)
Co.
dividend
Stock
9
12-19
2%%
America
;
Commercial
12-
10c
10c
(quar.)
(Memphis)
North
Commercial
Commonwealth
1-17
25c
dividend
Stock
1
U5c
America
Paper
Commerce Title Guaranty
Commercial
_
(quar.)
of
Co.
Commercial Bank of
Stock
2-
5c
.
(quar.)
Enterprises.
Combined
receipts
Insurance
Mfg.j
Crawford
12-17
35c
Columbia Title Insurance (Wash., D. C.) (s-a)
Columbian
2
3%
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
1-
8c
Columbia
Life
Crampton
1
20c
(quar.)
common
preferred
10-31
12-22
5%
4%
11-30
7%c
(increased)
4M2%
11-10
1-
Edison
Courtaulds, Ltd.—
American deposit
12-31
$1.50
(quar.)
dividend
Gas
6M»c
—__
Cradock-Terry Shoe.
Day
41c
Stone
&
5c
11-30
1-17
40c
Lines
Common
11-30
11-25
12-31
15c
class A
dividend
Colorado
1-1-61
t7c
gains)
Sand
Colonial
1
1
12-
87y2c
(quar.)
Colonial Acceptance Corp.,
Colonial Corp. of America
Colonial
12-
20c
Company, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., $3.50 pfd. (quar.)
4Mt%
9
30c
(s-a).
12-16
12-
Air
50C
(quar.)
12-31
53y8c
Coleman
9
11-
Extra
1-1-61
12-15
Eastern
11-
1
11-18
12-15
Water—
;
(resumed)
(quar.)
Sullivan- Mines,
Eastern
1
(quar.)_—.
12-15
East
10c
A
County Trust (Md.)
Crompton Si Knowles Corp.
12-15
preferred
11-25
12-
Holders
9
50c
12-20
3%
6%
7
12-
$1.50
(s-a)
Interurban
&
Corp.—
(San
25c
Y.)
(quar.)_
Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
(N.
Cochenour-Willans
Class
Distributing
Crocker-Anglo Nat'l Bank
Increased quarterly
5c
(year-end)
Bottling
Record
Cosnat
12-10
12-
10c
11-10
50c
dividend)
11-
5%
11-21
87 %c
(stock
1
(resumed)—
Crow's
._
12-
—
1
$1.12%
(s-a)
11-18
25c
dividend
Cory Corp.
Crown
(quar.)
Co.
Inc
12-
Pittsburgh RR.—
Trust
H.)
W.
12-10
Electric Illuminating—
&
Stock
&
30c
12-15
35c
(quar.)
special guaranteed
(quar.)
regular guaranteed (quar.)
7%
(G.
1
$1.12%
common
(quar/)
preferred
Cleveland
4%
Iron,
preferred
2
Louis
Stock
1-
60c
4%%
12-
11-18
$1.50
(s-a)
St.
f50c
—
40c
._
(stock dividend)
Refining
11-25
$1.37%
(quar.)
Pennsylvania RR.
East
Corning Natural Gas Corp. (quar.)
Corroon & Reynolds Corp., $1 pfd. A (quar.)
Crane
12-15
14c
>
(quar.)
(Bridgeport, Conn.)
Equipment Co. (quar.)
Cliffs
11-20
1
25c
(quar.)
5Vz% pfd.
Clark
Cleveland
1
17VaC
..
.
City Trust
&
11-20
(Savan¬
(Detroit)
Clearfield
1
30c
Corp.
City
&
12-
12-15
40c
Utilities,
Finance
12-
3
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
East
12-30
'
voting
Craftsman
n
11-15
12 Vac
non-voting
65c
extra
Year-end
Citizens
(quar.)
1
50c
When
Payable of Rec.
t$1.75
(accum.)
1
150c
A
B
preferred
2-
s
30c
Kootenay Power Ltd.—
7%
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
lc
Southern
&
nah,
$4
10c
Y.), class A
(N.
11-12
11-18
U0c
—
Co.
Class
Corson
60c
(quar.)
preferred
1-
East
11-30
12-10
Share
(quar.)—
Co.
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Distillery, Ltd.—
(H.)
Eagle-Picher
iiy4c
Ltd.
Corp.
Co.
Per
Name of Company
11-12
20c
(initial)
12-15
3
$1.25
—
City Products (quar.)
City Water Co. (Chattanooga)—
5%
1-
$1.25
_
_.
(quar.)
Casualty Co.
Class
$1
12-14
$1.25
_.
(quar.)
Co.
$1
$1.25
(quar.)
5%
5%
25c
40c
4%
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
Stores
11-30
35c
,
$1.18%
(quar.)
Milling Machine, common (quar.)
preferred
Cincinnati
40c
Copeland
of Rec.
Monday, November 28, 1960
.
Holders
Payable
50c
—
(quar.).
(quar.).
prior
37 Vac
$1
Common
(extra)
common
When
Share
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
.
.
31 Mac
12-30
12-
9
First
National
First
National
First
National
(Bethlehem,
Bank
Bank
Bank
Pa.)
(Portland,
(St.
Louis)
& Trust
(s-a)
(quar.)
60c
12-
5
11-18
(quar.)__
75c
11-30
11-18
60c
12-
1
11-21
Me.)
Co.
Continued on page
46
Volume
192
Number 6007
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2129)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Sep
1
59 % Feb
9
108 % Oct
20
18% Mar 26
471/4 May
8
84% Apr 28
134
Apr
27% Dec
40
16
46% Nov 23
57
12% Nov
4
23% Jan
Jan
2
Sep
23
Oct
98 yi Mar
23% Mar
34% July 15
30ya Mar 9
8
43
Aug 22
69% Jun
114% Jun
42% Jun
Abbott Laboratories common—.
4%
convertible preferred
100
ABC
29
__1
32%
25
x37%
Vending Corp
35 Va Oct
2
25
Jan
15
12
Aug 17
Jun
23
15% Jan
4
ACF-Wrigley
Oct
31
327/a Jan
6
Acme
17
52
ACF
Industries
Steel
Sep
21
23% Jan
2
33%
34%
38
37%
14Ve
14%
14 Va
18Va
17%
17%
17%'
24%
25%
25%
26Va
26 %
26%
28 %
29 »/4
29%
30%
29%
31
88
89
87%
89
87
87%
10%
11 ya
10%
11 y4
10%
17% Dec
71
3
Sep 22
290
Oct
1
3% Feb
9
28% Dec
30
18% Nov
22 y8 Nov
11
24%
25%
24%
25%
24%
24%
Apr
Jan
Jun
94
Jun
1
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
24
23% Jan
4
Admiral
Oct
31
40% Mar
1
10
Sep
26
20% Feb
29
85
240
22
6% Mar 19
35
47
20
Oct
59% Sep
23
91% Mar 10
328
Nov
1
3% Sep
28
27 y8 Jun
30
264
9
17
22% Apr
23% Jan
2
53% Dec
18
38% Feb
12
85
10
79
Feb
7y» Jan
17
Sep
8
11% Oct
Nov
4
I
84
Air
4
Air
7
A
28
15% Nov
18
8% May 11
32% Jan
28
54 y2 Nov
18
28% Oct
25
45
Jan
7
60% Aug 31
38% Apr 24
32i/4 Sep
28
56% Jan
33% Jan
27
42% Aug 19
90y4 Jan
12
33
Jun
19
89
Dec
30
102
Apr
8
12% Feb
10
28% Aug 25
67
Dec
30'
")9
17% Dec
4
Dec
100
Gas
par
1951
Products
Corp
1
common..
Allen
Industries
59
Jan
Allied
Chemical
17% Jan
Allied
Kid
21
43y8 Aug 16
58% Feb
Allied
24
32
39y2 Jan
11% Jan
Allied
61% Jun
11
75
83% Mar 17
Jan
29
12% Sep
8
39 y8 Feb
104
27 ' May
1
77% May 11
39 y8
41% Sep
'
Jan
58% Jan
1
1
95% Nov
25
22% Oct
24
Oct
1
26
40
Jan
132
Jan
July 15
28% Sep
26
351/8 Jan
108
Jan
33 y4 Jan
5
52
Mar 31
Feb
12
51
Dec
44 ft Sep
22
56% July 17
69% Nov 25
27% Dec
22
23y8Nov
18
117% Nov 10
106 % Feb
35% Apr
33% Apr
27% Nov
10
42
Feb
29
21
47
5
55
30
July 25
781/4 Jan
92
Aug 30
2
160% Apr
50 y8 Sep
9
42% Jan
2
36
32% Oct
7
46% Dec
18
68
2
64% May 29
39% May
6
31% Jan
25% Jan
Jan
23% Sep 22
45% Jan
2
58
Aug
Nov
Oct
18
57
Aluminium
131/4 Oct 24
35% Oct
6
3
Co
of
6%
7% Feb
7
13
40% Nov
13
16% Sep 17
47% Jan
2
33% Nov 20
25% Mar
19
6
14% Mar 18
8
60% Jan
40% Mar
61% Aug
2
2
Jaa
4
31 Vs Oct
•
- -
.
28
*35% Nov 17
7
44% Mar 17
55% Apr
28
20Vs Dec
25% Sep
14
16
29
37% Dec 24
64
13
Jan
46% Sep
17
44
106
65% July 18
•
"
6%
45% Oct
25
20
Bosch
Jan
2
46
9
v 48
31
Mar 11
Feb
9
■>
American
Aug 23
Mar 30
21
59% Jun
14
25
27% Nov
17% Sep
28
Oct
Nov
21
6% Jun
10
4%%
,
Jan~li
15% Dec
23
17% Deo
93
3
29
Dec
20% Jan
2
Feb
23
105
18
98
22
86% Jan
14
Chain
Oct
15
92% Aug 15
287/eJan 26
31
21
25
18
Aug
5
29% Apr 18
American
Ice
'
138% Jan
7
133
Dec
30
28% Oct
3.90%
148% Mar 20
63% Mar
Mar
133% Jan
Feb
29
5
84
25% Mar 26
Mach
&
72%
Dec" 22
American
Metal
Jan
26
10
17
Apr
37
Sep~22
Jan
16
13% Mar 12
25 % Nov
23
24% Nov
4
14% Jan
2
81 Vs Nov
26
129%
Rad
4
4
55% July 29
17% Deo 17
32% May 11
15% Jan
4
29% Aug
27% May
25% Mar
7
1
25
Feb
200
50C
69%
69%
25,600
25%
25%
11,400
18
18%
28,700
92
92
1,000
36%
37%
4,100
♦34
35
♦60
61
14%
38
41%
_20
15%
37%
42%
18,100
2,500
Co
1
10
31%
32%
36'/8
35%
43%
'42%
69%
69%
18%
18%
70%
' 20
39%
52%
1
'
43%
25
53%
19
8%
7,500
31%
20%
36%
69%
1,800
20 %
\ 70%
32
35%
42%
69%
36%
43
20%
6,800
58,600
1,300
42%
1,900
39
39
84%
STOCK
84%
43%
84%
EXCHANGE
50
25%
;
,
40
43%
54%
.
17,700
20
84%
25%
53%
8%
40
85%
44%
25
70
19%
39%
*84%
'
*19%
8%
32%
42%
:
41%
20
8%
44%
44
*24%
40%
*19%
8%
43 %
25%
CLOSED
37.40C
26%
44%
27%
54%
56
20,290
5,200
54
19%
19Va
/
.
54%
19%
Thanksgiving
33%
Day
*32%'
33%
19%
19%
19%
19 Va
7%
7%
7%
19%
19%
7%
7%
*32
*33
19%
7%
1,000
3,800
19%
33%
19%
3,400
8%
53,300
25%
2,700
200
7
20
Corp
—12.50
25%
25%
1
181%
Corp
1
25
25
25
178%
180%
180%
181%
56%
57%
5,400
21
20%
57%
21
58%
21%
8,600
15
14%
14%
2OV4
20%
♦101
3.50
com
-
58%
19%
100
,
i
183%
x56%
*14%
1
of 111
25%
181%
56%
207/8
—No par
_
25
183%
56
2
19%
104
x74%
76%
19%
*20
14%
19%
♦101
19%
104
75%
*100%
77%
75%
14%
Xl4
19%
19%
102
•100
78,
78%
1,100
14 %
2,800
19%
2,000
103
inc
80%
71,900
82%
83%
*82
84
*82%
par
34
35
*34%
35
34%
36%
36 %
25
37%
24%
25
2,600
24%
243/4
29,100
90%
90%
120
14 VB
14%
6,100
com—1
24 Vs
24%
24 %
*90%
93%
♦90%
93%
84
*90%
93%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
♦82%
84
60
2
14%
15
14 Ve
Co
1
*14%
15
14%
1.66%
19%
72%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
727/a
72
18%
72%
71%
20%
395,200
:•
72%
32%
72
33 %
33
74%
34%
34%
10,900
.
36%
35
Gas
Optical
Co
25'
No
par
Co
&
1
&
Chem
Std
No
Sany
.
15
•14%
15
100
36
10,100
53
54%
52%
53
50%
51%
52
72%
76
53
73%
75%
4,500
73%
74%
74
80
36%
36%
36%
21,900
36%
37%
37
12 Ve
11%
12 Vs
37%
7,600
12
12%
*140
12%
142%
*141
33,900
142%
142%
10
31
32%
36 Vs
ll7/8
par
com__5
preferred
■
100
141
141
*
12%
•140
Ship Building Co__No
par
17%
18
33%
16%
33%
17%
16
Smelt & Ref'g com.No par
16%
54%
553/8
15%
16
55%
56%
55%
563/8
138 %
1383/4
553/4
138%
56%
11,400
1383/4
138%
1383/i
138%
138 3/4
1,130
7%
:
82% Feb
3
31 Va Feb
23
10
preferred
American
6%
Seating Co
Co
American
25
common
non-cumulative
253/4
25%
28%
29
Stores
Co
_1
_
1
American
Viscose
American
Water
6%
Preferred
5%%
14
Mar
8
28
18% May 17
American Zinc
2
45
Jan
7
73% Jun
AMP Inc
Ampex
71
28%
29%
95
94%
95
60%
60
124%
123
39%
40%'
403/a
60%
124
41%
5
19%
25
*27%
28%
*28
283/a
25
series
&
124
1—25
Co com
*26
27
*26
20
19%
19%
"V
-
,
.
60
59 %
126
•123%
253/8
26
28
6,000
2,100
126
25%
28%
28%
.
.
'
59'A
400
4,300
4,700
74
74
77
3,600
28%
28%
28%
28%
29%
■'<
28%
72
-
29.3/4
30 Va
30%
1.20C
94%
94%
94%
94%
55,500
59%
1223/4
40%
.
'
..
,42%
193/4
.
60%
1223/4
193/4
*28
59%
123%
26
16%
15%
16
153/4
61%
63%
62
63%
23%
24%
470
42%
106,000
19%
2,700
28%
153/4
613/4
14,000
1233/4
19%
26
16%
60%
60
800
38
.
283/8
27
1
1
Smelting
endorsed shares
*
33%
u' 25%
t
30%
94%
60 3/8
series
Lead
*123%
72%
28%
30 Vs v
100
Corp
Works
Preferred
21
42% Mar
common
preferred
Dec
71%
28%
29%
12.50
—
130% Aug 31
43% Jan
4
70
28%
25
33%
-
_
Tel & Tel Co
17
*59
•
126
25
_
Sugar Refining com
preferred
Tobacco
27
323/8
25%
29
American
29% Sep
273/4 Sep
593/4
283/4
Foundries
American
6%
593/4
♦123 %
25%
Steel
1
20
60
126
*123%
20
233/4 Jun
60
preferred_100
American
1%
31 3/8
African Inv Co Ltd—£1
Amer South
American
31
100
Snuff
19 % Oct
63
220
62
46%
American
97% Sep
633/4 Oct
Jan
10
10
Photocopy Equipm't Co_No par
7%
303/4 Aug 26
117
29
American
79% Jan
Jan~20
/
American
Aug 24
27% Mar 15
51 Va May IS
117
American
20
Jun
89
3
38Va Jan
61 % Oct
22
Potash
4
25
75% Sep
85%
Co
American
4
2
18
♦59
♦46
Corp
American
Aug
4
35% Feb
*84%
Products
Amer
Jan
Sep 28
43% Mar
100
Co..:
Molasses
12
34
Jun
105
♦26%
37%
'.36%
V
100
Motors
20
126
18
21
24,100
100
American
25
8
117
28
38%
Fdry
American
Jun
9
12
30
27% Dec
38%
preferred
Nov
21
9
Jun
26% Dec
10
Climax
67
1443/4 Aug 25
62 % Aug 24
34% Dec
Mar
56,900
65%
57
13
54
125
4,300
29%
64%
200
35% Aug 16
213A Oct 14
3
25
Dec
117% Oct
18%
preferred
4%%
145% Aug 24
25
42
x69%
3
Investment Co
80
18
15 Va Nov
1
par
Power
Natural
Mar 17
27
L—No
prior preferred
News
16% Feb
May
43
International
American
1
56% Feb
25%
29%
14%
37%
20
32
36
42
—
American
11% Nov
41
36
Co
1
21
9
141/B
.
41%
8%
32%
25
Products—
9
Sep
18% Apr
18
40%
*19%
8%
par
Hospital Supply Corp
44
48 % Aug
Dec
14%
37%
.32
Corp
74% Sep
Apr 18
43 % Apr 14
43% Apr 11
24
41% Sep
14%
37%
Cable—-No
Distilling
55% Mar 23
33 Va Oct
21
15%
37%
12.50
Metal
"3
152
14%
50
23,500
98
25%
60
37'A
82%
23%
98
35
60
20
American
54% Mar
22
*34
61
40%
27% Jan
53%
Deo
35
*60
par
Machine & Metals.No
4
137
*33%
61
900
5,400
23%
36%
*60
60C
8%
46
♦81%
93%
36
8%
American
6
22
92
36%
*19%
American
38% Nov
Sep
93%
36
x39%
84
Aug 24
58% Jan
6
38% Jan
13
*92
38%
35
1
common
&
26
July""!
93%
371/8
*34
1,800
3,200
35%
8%
18%
*92
13%
50%
45%
26%
V 18%
Corp____1
80% NOV 25
1
13% Oct
Sep
-
4
18% Nov
14
25%
18%
2
Home
5%%
14
73% Apr
26
18%
50
American
American
16
Sep~21
25%
18%
10
American
9
34% Jan
60
Co
American Hardware
9
13
25%
7%
207/a Sep
14
18
13%
61
18%
30
1,000
10,600
50 %
29
25%
Foreign Power—No par
11
*26%
94%
52
♦35
70
&
103
26
22
68
American
38% Jan
4
31% Sep
20% Jun
Dec
68V2
19
198% Jun 15
15
76% Jan
16
67%
29
1,500
16%
51%
46%
68 Vs
27%
*58
33%
American
49% Jan
32% Jan
45%
18Vs
6
52% Nov 17
8
45%
19
16% Jan
84
30
60
45%
33%
20
9
13% Jun
60
45%
5
18
1
21
24 Vs Dec
61
Secur ___No par
Lines Inc
_40c
24% Jan
30
Jan
29
*45%.
Export
2
41
21% Sep
89% Dec
29
*59
5,700
16%
65'A
European
28
76% Dec
May 19
59% Apr 30
Can
American Enka
61 % Jun
45% Oct
Apr
64%
10,200
41 Va
♦93%
29%
65%
American
;
9
Jan
29%
65%
American
Jan
9% Jan
18
17% Feb
29%
66
8
42
29
94
301/4
65%
100
No
Radio
American Electric
13% Oct
May 27
18% July
9
x29%
24.80C
32
35%
40
25%
24
10
m.m.
31%
100%
25%
par
Cyanamid Co
American
16% Jun
25
♦97%
25%
29%
1
prior preferred.:
American
9%
'mm
35
23%
97%
25
1
preferred.:
36% Mar
14%
23'/4
97%
24%
50
Amer Commer. Barge Line Co
American Crystal Sugar com—
.
83%
*
23% Sep
142% Feb
July 27
!4
23%
101%
24%
31% Mar 15
18
18% Jan
33% Jan
7
19
38% July 21
' /
59% July 18
27
4
18
24Va
*97%
Corp
American Chicle Co
25
Peb
193
4
7%
*80%
'
par
preferred
American
45V4
*81%
X23%
20
American Cable &
.-."V
81/4
100
common
1
89
28
46% Jan 21
July 27
Inc
13% Sep
13
6,500
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
11
36% Sep 28
34% Apr
Arma
Nov
5%
19,900
82%
...
Brake Shoe Co
25
900
12 V4
49%
45%
*81%
...
American
24% Jan 11
44% July 5
,
45%
821/4
No
American
71'
26
46%
common
preferred
.
30%
12%
48%
8%
preferred
Note
7
23% Oct
35% May 18
86% Nov
15% Oct 30
8% Nov 27
122
convertible
4
51% Jan
8%
common
Jan
39% Oct
,
Airlines
Bank
3%%
July 12
30%
4,500
Day
35%
♦8
5,600
3%
Thanksgiving
50%
35%
131/a
1
Bakeries Co
81% Jun
May 28
Sep "2
'
Oct
•
49%
36
Corp
American
38% Aug 23
40% Sep 29
46% Mar 22
50%
35%
67%
43% Jan
July 28
50
35%
9,700
%
3%
13%
51%
12.50
American
•273%
CLOSED
Co—
preferred
Sugar Co
American
20
131/4
50%
35%
No
4
; 42% Nov
13 «/4
par
No Par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
21
EXCHANGE
16%
America-.
Petroleum
74%
51%
10
51% Jan
4
11
20% Feb
16%
511/4
Corp
American
2
Jan
16%
52 »/4
convertible
Amerada
,
19
16%
51%
13V4
No par
Leather
Amalgamated
Amerace
•
20% Jan
17
52%
13
preferred
18
30'
17
No
Limited
Aluminum
6i
♦94
52%
Cement
4
74
95
95
82
27
63
95
♦94
40%
46%
44% Jan
44% Jan
4
95
100
82
7
STOCK
41%
45%
convertible
5.00C
9%
1
1061/4 Jan
22
30% Oet
40%
41
Corp
Portland
2,600
13V4
32
5
4
July 20
50% Mar 15
23% Oct 26
17% Apr 26
9
Jan
41'A
40
—
4.08%
11
24%
35%
81/4
Alpha
61
35% Jun
10
34%
8'A
Amalgamated
39
*31 'A
35%
9%
9
Laboratories Inc_
4%
36 y4 Apr 13
28
61% Oct
9%
31%
34%
5
5
28
115% July 24
IOV4
31%
35%
Allied Stores
28
3
10%
32
Corp common—No par
preferred
—100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
10
13
84% Sep
4
10
35%
Inc
T
26
10%
83%
311/4
Corp—
Products
*80%
1
Co___
Allied Mills
4
83 %
_10
convertible preferred
22% Jan
*80 V2
11.00C
12%
12%
83 %
4,300
15.50C
88
24%
48%
*80%
24%
31%
86
30%
12%
48
17
22
30 %
13
2,500
20,500
7,10C
30%
3%
48
17%
11,000
X24 %
__
12%
25
75
30%
3%
47%
14*4 Feb
38% Sep
127% Sep
r
13
44% Feb
11
3%
48
64% Apr
17
*226 y4
3%
30y2
12%
8% Oct 27
62 Va Jan
5
Dec
3%
30%
47'%
46 y4 Sep 21
36% Dec 22
26% Feb
3%
30%
1
27
24
*272
15
17%
13 %
__
37Va
14'A
400
35%
37V4
74
5
Sep
May 31
13
73
.100
15% Oct
6% Oct
13%
74%
common.;
46
8
13%
73%
2
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
May 27
13
75
100
6,900
103
341/4
37%
preferred 1—
Inc
Alleghany
6%
.
34%
12%
*
2
Inc__
33
73%
*273aA
100
series
Corp..—;
12% Nov
22
21% Mar 20
50c
common__No
pfd
conv
4% %
5
1
_
Products
Industries
Aldens
4
131/4 Jan
J
Alco
5
44% Jan
Corp
Control
Alabama
Aug 26
1
Reduction Inc
4.50%
14
0% Jan
Corp
Aeroquip
24
32% Aug 26
19% May 12
53% Jun
3
8
77% Jun
Jan
103
42%
57%
57
17%
—
.—No
Shares
*41 %
14%
17%
Apr
17
the Week
Nov. 25
105%
37%
10
i
Friday
Nov. 24
57%
14%
22
29% May 11
38% Dec 29
Sales for
Thursday
41%
33%
63
17
y8
56%
*104 >/4
57 y8
105
par
____
Express Co
Adams-Mills Corp
*41
41%
56ya
*101
38%
1
Adams
4
57
104
14
Inc
23% May 31
16% Apr 14
28'/a Jan
41 %
1
Inc
Stores
Co
56%
104
421/4
10
—
PBICE8
Nov. 23
*41 y2
5
SALE
Wednesday
Nov. 22
__1
10
HIG1I
Tuesday
Nov. 21
P--
Abacus Fund
15
7
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
26
8
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Mar
50
24
26
26
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1959
40
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Lowest
13
•26
28%
300
26 %
30
15%
15%
2,100
63
;
64 Va
7,800
228,600
19% Oct
24
24%
"23
Maris
243/4
26 Vs
30% Sep
33% Fab
17
55% Jun
17
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp___l
39
39%
233/4
24%
38%
74% Mar 17
42% Oct
31
68% Jan
15
38%
22
Anaconda
393/8
68% Sep
39%
44
44%
393/4
41%
43%
6,700
Nov
25
54% Jan
11
45
1
60% Mar 18
43%
80% Deo
Anaconda Wire & Cable
443/a
32%
33
44 Va
32%
44%
33%
26,100
313/4
32
31
32
1,450
34%
343/4
35
35%
35
35%
92
34%
35
92
6,800
46%
31
1
Anchor
33
Feb
3
86
Deo
17
34
Mar
28% Oct
47
July 38
9
6
4
95% Apr
41% Aug
20
36% Jan
14
»
31% Oct
Jan
12
36
Feb
17
30% Mar
For footnotes, see page 24.
5
85
3
44% July 5
933/4 Oct 28
44 % Aug
12
45% Aug 31
"
Corp
1
Co
22%
_50
No par
.
,
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common':
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
6.25
;—
.—No
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
par
21.80
♦91%
37%
"
10
.
37%
38
45%
453/4
45%
93
.38
~
45%
*91
93%
37%
45%
.
*91 %
..
37%
453/4
93
50
•37%
-
.
.
37%
1.200
45%
45%
8,000
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2130)
.
.
Monday, November 28, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
23 Va
26
*8% Nov 27
40% Jan
64 Ma May
80 Mi July 29
7
40 Va Jan
5
37 Mi Nov
25
57
77 y2 Jan
4
42% Feb
19
7
Sep
24
29
Sep 28
49% Nov
25
39
Jan
26
48% July
7
75
Jan
13
24
44 ya Jun
9
12 Ys Oct
10
20 Mi Jan
11
86 Mi Apr
23
17% Nov 20
23 M» July 16
33% Oct
28% Apr
$3.75
Aro
3
11
19
25% Aug 22
24
37% Jan
5
Arvin
July 25
23% Jan
4
Ashland Oil
40% May 19
Jan
31% Feb
26
16% Oct
29 V« Jun
1
37% Jan
5
18
Feb
13
Sep
25
69
Nov
10
94% Nov
17
32% July
9Mt Dec 29
10% Mar
27
56 Mi Jan
92
10
Nov
80
106
10
63
20% Sep
27
27 Ma Jan
9M*Jan
7
5
10Mi Aug 29
11
28% Feb
1
38 Ma Aug 29
6
79Ma Jan
15
88 y8 May 11
Jan
Feb
100
40% Mar
July 18
17
62% May 25
39 Mi Sep
16
53% Apr
31
86% Mar
IT
3
31%-Jun
74 Mi Dec
74% Jan
4
28
8% Jan
26
3% Nov
21
11
July 29
41% Jan
17
-
4
8QM» Aug 18
6 Mi Jan
15% Feb
•
15
96 Ma Jan
26
96
24
24% Feb
16
12% Aug
9
27 Mi Jan
13
20% Oct
66
I
20% Jan
4
31
24Mi Jan
11
Mar 11
52Ma July 11
11% May 11
17 Mi Aug 18
21
7
preferred
1st
1
12% Jun
7% Jan
5
9
42% July 24
27% Oct
8
37 Ms Jan
4
Babcock
8
18% Dec
17
11% Oct
31
17 y8 Jan
4
Baldwin-Lima-.Hamilton
34% Nov 23
12
4% Aug 18
8
Babbitt
24 Ms Jan
26
30 Ma Aug
101 Ma Feb
5
90% Jan
18
98% Aug 30
79
11
8
80
Jan
8
88
4%
38
Nov
16
50% July
8
24% Oct
20M3
18%
20 Mt
20 Mi
20%
21%
800
18 y8
18 Mt
18 Ms
18 y2
2,700
20Mi
19%
20 y8
•.,19%
20 Ma
9,100
20 Mt
20Va
18M4:.18%
•'
20
15 Ms
Jan
7
14
Apr
common
.
3%%
14 Mi
32 Ma Oct
Beckman
2b
22
43% Jan
2
13% Jan
5
18 Ms Dec
15
Beck
Aug 10
Shoe
(A
95
2
14
49
14
67 Ma
Bell
1,100
67 Ma
67 Ma
15
15
68 Ma
.15%
34
13%.
13%
34
4%
13%
37%
89,500
13%
13Y4
13 Ma"
32,500
4%
Ma
4%
34 Mt
333/4
34 Mi
" /
12%
12 Ma
12 Mi
12 Ma
27
27%
26 va
26 Va
4
'.
33%
■
27%
49%
-36 Ma
13 Mr'
\
36 Ma
4%
12%'
95%
Sep
57MaJun
89 ya Feb
May~~ 5
19
25
92%
13
jun 28
24% May 11
11v* July 27
Bell
4
4% '
Ma'
74 Ma Jan
3
33 Ma Nov
22
Jan
7
50 Ms Oct
17
21
2
Mar 23
1
Jun
10
1% Oct
20
Apr
va
10,000
12 MI
9,900
26%
"
4
34
12
26 3/4
11,500
95%
943/4
95 Mi
83
83
82 Ma
82%
40
27%
28%
27 Ma
27%
28
28 Ma
13,600
27%
28 Ma
27
27%
27
27 va
2,300
50
50
50
50 Mi
21.-/.
,
-
31%
27
68
68 Ma
69 Mi
2,100
14%
15 Mi
15%
15 Mi
1,600
20 Ma
2oy2
-20V2
20 Ma
*49
31
-41 "Ms Apr
6
22
30% Nov
1
49 Mi
1,400
40
403/4
3,000
*95 Mi
49
•
fc'
96
•<
22%
213/4
22Mi
91
89
7
*80 Ma
62 Ma
61%
62 Ma
61 Ma
<1
20%
21
203/s
96
-V
59 Ms
July
1
8
Nov
22
57
6
151
-
11
19% Oec
5
38% Jan
33% Feb
39
6
Feb
31
12 Ms Sep
50
5%
213/s
22
90%
v
v
20%
82
*33
*33
35
July
Jan
12
83
35% Sep
10
42% Dec
36 v* Jan
6
70
2
Jun
Best
Mt
35
*33
82
20%
23
2,800
*33
2
1 peso
lMt
1%
IM4
1%
_1
32%
32%
32 Ma
32%
:
Bethlehem
4
26
3
Feb
Inc
Co
J;
8
Steel
Decker
Bliss
Col:
—
1—
4
10
May 14
21
Oct
24
28 Ms Jan
Bohn
Aluminum
18% Oct
26
22'Ms Feb
11
Bond
Stores
17% May 11
24% Feb
1G
Book-of-the-Month
56% Nov
3
Borden
48 Ma Jan
6
Borg-Warner Corp common
Sep 24
77
81% Apr 24
Jan
15
(E W)
Boeing Airplane Co__
6
79 Ma Mar 30
Co
■
24% Nov
3 Ya%
-
&
l3/a
1%
5
Borman
Boston
Edison
&
44%
Day
39 Mi
39
32 Ma
69
Sep
44 Ma
-
Maine
15% Jan
8
5% Oct
24
11% Jan
18
27% Jan
6
10 Ms Nov
1
20% Jan
18
17
17% Mar 13
8 Ms Oct
31
13 Ma Jan
4
Braniff
123/a
123/e
70 Ma
39M»
39 Ma
39
30
29%
293/4
23%
24
233/a
23%
23
:'
30 Va
.
%Z
33% Jan
6
44% May 25
20% Oct
28
41 Ma Jan
6
Bridegport Brass
53% Jun
8
38 Ms Nov
12% Sep
Oct 29
38% Feb
21
76 Ma Jan
12
25
104
38% Oct 26
Oct" 12
47% Nov
66
12%
r
•
24
4
28 M« Jan
6
33% Mar 16
29 Ms Aug
30 Ma Oct
143/a
14
143/a
6,000
35 Mi
35 Mt
353/4
43,000
23%
233/e
18%
18%
*23
19 Ma
53 Ml
53 Ma
32%
33%
,
23%
23 Ma
23Mi
18 Ma
18%
18%
183/4
19%
19 Ma
19 Ma
193/a
*19"
52%
53%
533/a
54%
54
56
33
•
'■
.
79
33%
32%
3 3 Ma
32%
33 Ma
"*77 Ma
•
*77 Ma
1 -v
23 Mi
23 Ma
63%
'64 Ma
4
35% May 28
12% Oct
Co common.
preferred
5%
10 Ma :
8%
;
79 Ma
23 Ma.
23%
64%
*77 Ma
6
.-6
19% Jan
32
Dee
79
*77 Ma
15% Oct 22
24% Jun
Z
24
24%
64 Mi
65M4
22%
5
-
50
23%
38%
38%
60 Ma
21,600
79
24%
10,700
65 Ma
*77 Ma
.10
_100
65 Ma
4,200
.
38-Ma
38 Ma
■
6 Ma
k'
10%-
6OM1
61
79
*77 Ma
28% > 28%
--28 Ma
800
10%
6,400
87/s
*
'
.
43%
61Ma'V
•i
400
39
6 Ma
1
49
5,200
22%
22%39
.6%
'
603/a
*77Ma
/ :
38 Mi
6%
48 Ma
',8%
22%
38 Mt
.
"6%
49 Ma
49
8%
"
22 Ma
-
•108
(
-
73
7g,
108 Ma
,
No par
—5
82
-
Ma
.35 Ma
7
63%
♦108
73
85%
.'34% <35
13%
,
28%
.
108 Ma
73
84%
13
28%
*108
73
.
34
-
No par
—
-
■
900
6
5%
10 Ma■
6%
5,200
60%
48%
600
625/a
-
12,100
.
——15
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co_
Corp.
6
■
'8%
22%
•*60 Mi
100
Inc
/5%
10 Ma
-
9
";v22Ma
6%
Co
:
10Ma
8%
*
48%
12
27% Jan
25
Jun
6
86
26% Jun
2
24
Jan
18
18
17% Jan
Budd Co
Sep 15
4
60
10% Oct
26
7
<
6
13% Sep 23
14% Jan
2
20%
Apr"" 8
2&M« July 28
14 Ms Apr
29
16% Sep
20
24
Jan
48% Jan
80% Apr
73% Jan
5
76 Ma
82
Mar 10
76% Jan 13
67
38% Oct 21
49% Mar 18
24% Jan
0
38% Feb
5
Nov 24
17% Oct
8
7% Oct
24
33% Aug 13
9% Mar 17
27% Jan
13
3% Oct
31
37% July 27
13% Dec 31
16
55% Dec 28
45
May 4
84% Aug 17
68
Jan
78% May
27% Nov
21
67 M2 Sep
82 Ma
8
*77 Ma
283/4
< ••
'
:
*34 Ma
123/4
2,000
283/4
28%
108
20
108
73
4
86 Ma
35
79
*72
.
73
835/s
•;
79
IO8M2
*72
13 Ma
13/
Bullock's
Bulova
Inc
Watch
400
863/4
89%
35
•;/.
13 Ma
36 Ma
12%
.14%
14%
14 Ma
8OM4
80 Mi
♦80M,
8iy4'
*28 Ma
29
*28 Ma
29Ma-
11%
12
11
30M4
30%
30%
30%/
82
*28 Ma
29Ma.,
11%
12
30%
30 Ma
-5
18%
18%
16%
17 Ma
16%
*73 Ma
74 Ma
*73 Ma
100
-—100
—5
*67
68
*80 Ma'
82
—1
22
3.33M3
*8
._5
—-—
Co
Inc
-
—
15
3 Vs %
preferred
4vi%
second pref—
—
2
Burroughs Corp
28
Sep
1
Bush Terminal Co—
16
-
14%
*80 Mi
com—,-1
100
Burlington Industries Inc
4% preferred
4
14%.
5
No par
_1
10
Sep 12
40% Jun
18
20 Ma May 27
—
Bullard Co
May 13
10
common—
$5 preferred-:
—
Buffalo Forge Co—
36% Aug
9
23% Aug 25
13
.10,300
24
...
'
6%
25
14 M» Nov
30 Ms Nov
2
:
140,900
1,300
13 Ma
.*
-
18,500
■
'
31% July 10
94% May 27
37% Jan 21
8
14
500
900
Ma
r.'*
82% Nov 27
.
2,000
•
10 Ma
8%
X48%
Brunswick
4
•
19 Mi
"
.65 Ma
*5%
•'
10 Ma
-
3
—1
35 Ma Apr
24 Ma Jan
26
Nov
-
100
No
par
2.50
89% Nov
.
1,100
14 Mi
343/4
18%
Inc
convertible
Co
5,200
2,100
-
14 Ma
23
Inc
Manufacturing
Shoe
•;so
35%
3.50
Brown
19
200
14
Brooklyn Union Gas common
5.50'Jo preferred series A
14
Aug 25
76% Aug
4
31
2
f
71
34%
& Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers
Co
common—
3%% preferred
a
1.
Aug 30
-
2,400
•
*69%
14 Ma
19 y8
-
Airways
4 Ma %
•
-
35%
5
100
Briggs
110
29
42% Jan
Briggs
4
82
Mar 22
16
12
66% Sep
,
Mar 16
Jan
11
63% Jan
4
76
Jan
12% Jan
48
17
Jan
26% Nov
6
21
31
48
23
6% Nov
43% Oct
85
9
28
Dec
9
8
66% July 20
13
-•
142
12%
•
v
—
preferred
90,100
40
30 Ma
"39,
29 Ma
39%
30 Ma
/- 23 Ma
39 Ma:
23%
*141 Ma
14 va
—.25
Common
5%
3,200
39%"
*69%
142:
RR—
T% Not 24
.
1,300
45
'39
12 va
18%
Co
11% Nov
NOV 20
200
8,400
32 Ma
69%
23
1.
Food Stores
44
39%
Thanksgiving
12 Mt
—7.50
preferred
25
32 Ma
34%
_5
Inc—
,
14% Dee 29
8% May 12
7i400
l3/a
69%
1.25
Corp
1
Club
—
22
j
32 Ma
-
'
59% Feb
" 66% Mar 17
7,600
33 Mi
51
*141 Ma
1
Brass
Inc/
Boston
18% Aug 10
33 Ma
*49 Ma
5
20% Jan
36 Ms Nov
78
66 Ma
65 3/4
.
CLOSED
l"
11
,
lMt
<
EXCHANGE
141 Ma
30%
2.50
.
Mar 28
1
STOCK
33 Ma
'51
7,100
141 Va
39Ma
i0 J
23
2
67
-
20
13 Va
12 Mi
12 va
*69 Ma
50c
12% Oct
40 Mi Feb
13 Ma
70 Ma
142
100
—
9
31% Nov
66 va
45 Mi
39
142
100
,5
Mfg Co
Co
43%,
39%
39Ma
common—8
preferred
—:
1
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
4Ma% pfd series of 1951
&
43
.43
40c
j
(Del)
T%
.
5
7
67 va
4,800
93
*89%
13 Ma
133/a
33 Ma
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
48% Dec
93
*49 va
6
9
13%
33 Ma
29% Jan
Feb"
*89%
50 Mi
28
37%
93
50 V4
Sep
1
13 Ma
19,000
32%
Blaw-Knox
25
13 va
2,700
44 y2
65 Mi.
Black
24% Sep
13 Ma
153/a
50 Mi
4
24% Apr
91
46 va
15
65
Jan
35
91
45 va
43
33%
49 M2 Mar 25
8
46 Ma
153/4
327/»
53
Jan
67% Jan
11,100
35
443/a
64 Ma.
26
16
26
•"16,500
43 Mi
*49%
24
18
par
♦83%
Ma
45
44%
_5
35% Sep
20% Sep 22
Dec
i;:e26,800
*15 va
16
44 Ma
-50
—
"27% Oct
22
July
46% Jan
•
29
76
"lO
mt
923/4
•*80 Ma
35
Co common-—1
Finance
11
30% Jan
24 Mi Mar 31
46
16
44 Ma
*16
—1
Corp
preferred
86% July 15
22
44%
16 y2
43%
100
—
Bestwall Gypsum Co
8
Ms Jan
Aug
82
-Sep 30
44%
x44Mi
10
common—No
Benguet Consolidated Inc.
13
21% Feb
28
155
Sep 23
40ys Jan
33 Mt Sep
>.-,2,500
%
62
21 Mi
.
82
61 Ma
20%
250
^ r</
90%
/,*
1,500
M9%i-
*236
*95
;•
88%'
303/a
x30%
48%
248
'
138% Jan
43% Mar 28
49 M* May 11
44
600
-
.
49
31 Ma
48 Ma
82
400
403/a
*228
96
'
1,500
,
50 Ma
393/4
48%
*80 Ma
2,900
49 Ma
21%
89%
"50
49%
26 M4
67%
248
*95 Mi
50
50Ma
*26
31 Ma
48 y8
270
953/4
26 Ma
493/4
26%
*228
,-i
*95
50
50
50 Ma
♦26
96>Ha< 96$•">/"
21
-I
(22
,—50
Intercontinental Corp
Beneficial
'•
30
4,000>
33 %
83
♦82 Ma
*228-3) 248
1
Co
preferred
Bendix
4
24
22% Feb
45
May 14
Howell
&
4%%
17 Ma Aug 30
56 Ms Oct
88% Sep
200
213/4
.
34,
12%.
2,800
/
*21 Mi
V
4%
33%
»
•
21%
34 Ma
36 Mi
13%
:
..
48Ma
Belding-Heminway
320
39,200
14 Ma
"
31 Ma
RR—*—
24,600
;
3 Mi
-.14 Ms
*21
48
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
Creek
300
6,000
3 Ma
14
*143/4
*80 Ma
20% Mar 29
8
1
21 % Jan
78
1
Beech
3
15% Nov 25
40 Ma
78
3 Mi
15 Mi
pfd—100
4%%
18
28 Ms Mar
29 Ma Oct
40 \*
78
69 Ma
88 Ma
42 Ma Apr
52
12% Jan
40 3/8
3 Ma
2l%
31 Mt
Corp
.;
43 Ma
78
*20%
X68M1
.
33 Ma-
100
100
issued
When
'
87
39%
.3 Mi
14 Mi
*14%.
68
1
_1
6
89
70
12,500
36 Ma".
77 M2
<■
15%
—2.50
12
Sep 23
32% Sep
21,600
9 Ma
36;
42%
21%
63
39%
^
Oct
32% Sep 10
45% Dec 10
137
22 Ma
9 Mi
*
39%
'
3 Ma
14 '•-
48%
Inc
Day
*
14
36% Jan
4.60O
*85
1
S)
Aircraft
Beech
!
Inc
Instruments
\/
87
*20%
12.50
81% Sep
37% Jan
lMi Dec
90
50%
<22 Mt
Thanksgiving
9%
*14%
No par
32% Mar 31
32% Dec
"
"•
Mi
39 Ma
preferred
14% Jun
10
9
14
47%
preferred
Mills
Beaunit
2
25
-
*20%
common
prior
conv
4Y2%
Aug 29
83
39
77%
1
Inc
Beatrice Foods Co
9
7
•'
49 Ma
'
'
10
Cprp
Lomb
&
25% Jun
17
"3%
—10
Corp
Works
Iron
103% Sep
21
56% Feb
77%
3 Ma
1
Bayuk Cigars Inc
1
Nov
97
3
13
78
6
9
11
35% Jan
81
1064
•
M,
40 Ma
14
54% Jan
Sep 20
62% Jan
39
77 Ma"
•
Nov
2,900
42%
49%
11
19 Ms Nov
13
600
67
.
42
20%
21
90% Feb
42
38%
'
Dec
190
42
39 Ma
Dec
July 29
43
49
Bausch
100% Mar 26
81
430
6,800
33
353/4
*85
20%
Bath
58% Jun
45
42 '
—'
Products
57% Aug 23
8
240
87
Basic
3
3
*85
8
25% Jan
7
5
88
14%
34% Mar
Apr
6,900
♦104 M,
CLOSED
223/4
-
9 Ma
353/4
14 Ma
39% May
Mar 21
22 Ma
9%
36%
15
20 Mi Oct
Mar
♦85
9 Ma
^9
preferred series B
Inc
24
42
34,100
'•<
67
*■
EXCHANGE
105%
50 Ma
*36 Va :
•
14%
9
STOCK
66
50
22%
22%
,
9%
36%
—1
11
Aug
27
37
22%
9 Ma
Basic
16% Oct
30% Oct
22 Ma
♦36 Ma
12
17
Dec
33
33%
►104 Mi
104% 105Mi,
50Mt
51 Mi
-
68%
Nov
183
,
68%
71
65
66
68
1
74% May
84 ' Feb
*33
68
Jun
Mayll
103
105
*51 Ma. ,51 Ma
„
~
10
Co—
Stamped
51% Oct
7
33
66
16
27
Aug 15
66% Feb
2
j
63 Ma
50 Ya
Apr
49
Wilcox
&
Baltimore &
43% Dec
18
33
64
33
33
"63 Ma
2 7 Mi
14% Nov
Dec
20Mt
.
26%
2
27
38% Jan
18Ma
19%
49%
62 Ya Feb
30
30
20
<
28
59
64% Jan
36 Mi Jan
13%
27 va
26
12
78
*13 Ma
100
4% noncumulative preferred—1Q0
Preferred
stamped —!
100
Bangor & Aroostook RR——.
/l
Barber Oil Corp_
—
_10
26
Oct
16
13 Ma
28%
45 % Oct
44
22
13 Ma
13
27%
24 Ms Nov
6
Dec
32%
100
Jan 20
Jan
19% Sep
32 Ma
Ohio
34
40
90
33 Ma'
82
28
204
33
33
95%
14
28
2
79
95
43% Jan
Dec
Jan~23
48 Mi
79
82
31
25
28% Jan
38 Ma
47 Ma
78 Mi
100
100
3
43 Ms Oct
I7i
37
47%
preferred series C
Sep
22 Ms Sep
30%
36%
100
Inc_—
T)
(B
4M2%
86 Mi Jun
9
35%
78 Mi
26%
7
23
Dec
23
3,700
47 Mi
79 Va
33 Ma
13%
Baltimore Gas & Elec com—No par
27 Mi Dec
Dec
Feb
13,400
Corp——13
89
Nov
64%
Topeka & Santa Fe—
13% Jan
37
64
79Mi
33 M2
13Mo
Common
10
5% non-cumulative preferred—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—4Ma
4% preferred —
100
Atlantic Coast Lihe RR——,—No par
Atlantic Refining common
10
$3.75 series B preferred-—-—100
Atlas Corp common——l
<.
1
5% preferred —_—:
:
20
Atlas Powder Co
,
20
Austin Nichols- common
No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
Avco Corp ___
6% Dec
30 Ma Feb
17% May 25
49Mi Sep 23
63%
47Ma
I
7
83
63 Mi
36 Mi
Co
20
66
63%
35%
Investment
10% Jan
28
6,100
63%
46%
78 v4
Common—1
& Refining
83 Vs Nov
86% Dec
37 y2
78
33
*13Ma
.
4 4
Oct 26
16
27
15 Mi Nov
28 Ms Dec
32%
35%
47
Atchinson
•'
IJ%£>ct 12
16% Feb
15% Jun
€8 Ma Jan
21% Jun
32 >/4
36 Mi
36%
Associates
4
Jan
58% Feb 24
4
47% Feb
5% Oct
33
34%
46%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Dry Goods Cofp—
1
5.25%
9
49 M* Oct
8
4
33% Sep
18
32 Mi
34 Ma
35%
Common
72 Mi Aug 23
'
28% Dec
33%
34 Ma
Associated
60% Dec 30
107% Mar 31
88% Jan
2
44
9O
Industries Inc—,
2nd
33Ma
34 Ma
64 Ma
—1
5
2.50
2.50
Equipment Corp
19 Ma Oct
2 <
25% May 15
13
Shares
33%
63 Ma
par
Co——
Corp,
Constable
Arnold
the Week
—1—
-No
preferred
Armstrong Rubber
Friday
Nov. 25
Nov. 24
10
5
(Del)
Co
<fe
Armour
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
Nov. 28
34
5
Armstrong Cork Co common
6
Wednesday
Nov. 22
33%
par
Corp
Steel Corp
Armco
83 Mi Aug 26
28 Ma Oct
76
37% Nov
9
May
33
35% Feb
No
Oil
Argo
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
Nov. 21
Par
Archer-Daniels-iviidland
20
July 26
Sep 19
30% Sep
11
49 Ma Feb
18
AND
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
1
Range Since Jan.
Year 1969
38 Mi Nov
LOW
STOCKS
Bulge for Previous
Jan
4
Byers Co
-
(A M)—
27 Ma
/'
;
'
<*
18
193/a
18%
19%
16%
17 Ma
73 Ma
•
1;
68
*67
*80 Ma
27%
28%
22
22 Ma
8M,
8
8
-
200
18%
16,300
; 17 Ml
21,300
*73 Ma
*67
283/a
22 Ma
22 Ma
68
82
27%
•
28
22/4
•
8 3/8
30
74 Ma
*80 Ma
273/4
*8
2(200
17
•
81
22
3.000
31
<
18
69
81
11%
30%
73 Ma
28 Mi
11 Mi
-
81%
28 V4
,
74 Ma
*67-
23,300
';' 200
14 Ma
*80 V4
<
ll3/8
♦80 Ma
,
14 Mi
'
17 Mo
•
27%
,
y4
143/4
223/4
8
8
•
24,600
1,100
^200
C
18% Nov
3
5% July 10
18
Jan
10
30
Mar 30
46% Jun 26
19
Dec
4
TO
Oct
33
17% Deo 11
For
60
49
Apr
29
32% Mar 22
43MtNov
22
33% Mar
20% Oct 28
27% Apr
18
Julyag
footnotes,
...
see page 24-
«
-65
May 20
•
«l%Aug22
r
Inc__
$4.25 conv-preferredCanada Southern By Co_
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills Co—„_
2,500
16%
7,000
15
16
79
16 Mi
16%
16 Ma
17
16%
17%
23.300
78 Ma
80
78%
79 Ma
78%
79 Mi
9,500
22%r
22%
5,900
16
43Ma Mar 14
40 Ma
16
23% Sep
87
Sep
Apr 33
44% Jun
1
.
16%
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp common
•
38
16
16
12-'
38
16%
Nov
9
37 Ma
3%
16 va
78
20'
37%
3%
16%
7
Mar
37 Ma
-3%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd——1
Mining Corp
& Hecla
37
3%
16%
20
Feb
3
36
1
18Mi Oct
19
51
34% Dee 30
5
Calumet
80
11
Callahan
5
6
18
89
Feb
California Packing Corp
■
7Ma Jan
<
9% May 13
Mar
25
26% Jan
23
22M«Augl4
41% Nov 30
36% Sap 33
-
Nov
40 Ma Nov
1.80
1.66%
No par
25
—No par
*
<
78 Ma
22%, 22%,,
*82 Va
85
*
*44Ma / 46.
.
100
No par
.
" "
*42 *
42%*
2rM0 /21Mv'..
"x57
,57
22%
85
•
*44 Ma
'23 Ma
3%
,22%
3%
23
85
*83
46
*44Ma
»<
86
46
42%
43 va
41%
.21 Ma,
.21 Ma.
.21 Mi.
21%..
57 Ma
*56%
57%
.*56%
42%
3%
1
3%
6,100
100
•84
86
46
46
120
x42
42
2,400
20%*56 ya
21 Ma
18", 500
57 Ma
100
Volume
192
Number
6007
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
123/4 Nov 20
37% Feb
10
33 Vis Dec
23% Apr 10
563/4 July 15
52 % Feb 16
31
5% Sep
39% Oct
23
Sep
21
13% Jan
Capital
Carborundum
5
49% Jan
4
353/8 Peb
25
25% Jun
88% Jan
12
98
Feb
1
16
38 % Sep
28
48% Jan
19
2
Carey
Carlisle
413/4 Jan
Carrier
45% Nov 25
62
Oct
34% Nov
6
40% Dec
1
46% Jan
27
39% Nov
25
43% July 15
26% Sep
30
313/4 Jan
16
243/4 Oct
10
29% Feb
23
Capenter
8
89% Dec
7
26% Feb
2
•»
403/4 Sep
78 % Jan
4
Carter
22% Jan
5
Case
77% Nov 23
Dec
29
1193/4 Mar 16
6
Jan
12
30
Nov
16
7% Apr 22
36% Aug 12
24
89% Nov
10
98% Jan
88
21
25
Sep 22
114% Dec 22
12
1143/4 Jan
19
22
7'/a Feb
26
Sep
19
34% Jan
6
Feb
8
94 % Sep
763/4 Sep
22
34% July 29
1253/4 May 13
91% July 9
32
23
44y8 Mar 20
20% July 22
30
20
Apr
3
17
Jun 29
19
Jan
27
Nov
23
21
Oct
25% Jan
15
22
Mar 23
17% Dec
41
Jan
30
55
71% Feb 17
80
Aug 20
Aug 14"1
18% Sep 21
30% Jun 24
22
Apr
20
38% Mar 23
41s/a
403/8
41
3,500
5,000
30
30 %
*40
41 y4
*26%
27
26%
26%
*26%
46
45
45%
45'%
Ino^-i
13
4'%%
conv
35 % Jan
15
Celotex
Corp
5%
22 3/4
233/8
22%
23%
117%
117%
117%
73%
733/8
73%
22%
22%
21%
17%
*17%
1
preferred
20
Sugar Co
Foundry Co——.
88% Jan 27
r
87% Dec
16
35
19
15
♦49
*78 %
80%
500
Central
243/4
Light
24%
" 24%
2,700
36%
36%
36%
*36 %'
37
Central
*90%'
92
Illinois
4
4%%
No par
corn-
preferred-—
Illinois
of
Co
N
Corp
Chain
24
24
"
14
Century Industries CO—.No
Cerro
de
Pasco
Certain
Cessna
Aircraft
Belt
Nov
17% May 13
22 % Nov
25
26% May
31
5
10% Oct
6
17% Mar 23
18
34% Feb
64 % Dec
Oct
46
29
26
13 % Apr
Dec
743/a July
15
8
118% Feb 20
1
19% Aug
Jan
8
38
July 14
38% Nov
16
53
Jan
363/4 Sep
23 % Nov
25
63
3
$4.50
94% Aug 19
48% Aug 25
14% Oct
383/4 Jan
6
Checker
Oct
24
293/4 Jan
4
Chemetron
14% Mar 24
h7% Oct 24
"43%
313/4 Nov
1
54% Oct
26
693/4 Jan
6
Aug
5
7% Oct 31
99% Apr
13
Jan
18
94
17.
Jan
4
8
34% Jan
243/a Oct 25
433/4 Jan
6
29
44% Mar 30
35% July 22
40% Apr
33% July
8
■71% May 22
32% Jan 22
13 % Oct
263/s Jan
6
Jan
f 5
18 3/4 Nov
23
28% Nov
23
26% Nov
23
45% May 25
36% July 28
27% Dec 24
24 % Oct
22
13
37% Apr
17
Aug
24
2
69% Feb
13% Oct
5
23% Jan
4
213/4 Oct
5
29% Jan
37 y8 Jan
2
12
32
Jan
22
18% Jun
24
107/b Oct
18
15% Jan
26% Jun
17
46% Dec
17
39% Jan
19
80% Nov
15
173/8 Nov
4
20 % Nov
4
Aug
4
71% Jan
6
72% May 20
40
Oct
30% Deo
Jan
37
8
78% Jan
4
12
04% Feb
2
35% Oct 23
47 5/a Jun
30
26% July 25
38% Jan
5
46% Jan
647/8 July 10
493% Mar
63% Nov
23
643/4 Jan
39% Jun
14
101
9
360
43:%
18.900
l
21%
213/4
21%
22
21%
22
213%.
22 Va
20.100
Inc——11
38 Vi
153V
18%
19%
Chemway Corp——
1
Chesapeake Cbrp of Virginia—1—5
8
8%
8%
73/a
7%
7%
Corpi——
Class
Chic
A-i-
Great
5%-'
Chic
St
series
&
North
25%
36
*353/4
16%
noncum
pfd
Westerh
-100
com—No par
44% Aug
5
593/4 Jun 23
99
Apr
7
62
Apr
8
35% Apr
11
'
57
Dec
33
Dec
65% Feb
9
24 3% Jan
20
39
28
12
Jun
59% Dec
14
Dec
15
136% Jan
2
16
57
Jan
32
Sep 30
42
Feb
4
17
72% July
Jan
65
28
Dec
29
5
23%
26%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 3/a
Chock
Cotton
Full
When
C
I
35%
353/a
84%
85
83 %
84%
%
*98%
99
98%
99
'
36%
37
63%
63%
453/4
463/a
353/4
84
99%
36%
36%
36
62%
63 %
62%
47%
47%
No par
Co
10
;
Co_
—_5
•
Co
Cluett
Pitts
Coca-Cola
10
.
26% Aug 24
Coca-Cola
1
26% Nov
1
41% Jan
6
82
Feb
27
71% Jan
5
78
7
No par
7%
RR
29 % Dec
18
21% Oct
5
6
Collins
&
9
72% Dec
10
413/4 Oct
24
Jun
20
Collins
Radio
34% Dec
10
14% Oct 31
353/8 Jan
4
Oct 21
50 3/s Aug
16
45
30/8 Jan
Colorado
5%%
&
58%
"
62% ::
No par
_100
1
20%
20%
20%
20%
No par
*1125
;
32%
*
1
30%
No par
*74V2
No par
1
8% Feb
3
12% Jun
23
173/B Jan
18
10
12% Sep
Ohio
20% Sep
Edison1 Co
22
73/4 Jun
0
12% Jan
12
14
May 26
36 y4 Nov
25
Consolidated
95% Deo
17
106 % Feb
25
96% Jan 13
July 20
103 % Oct
3
$5
50%
50%
50 3%
49
20%.
,19%-
20%
19%
693%
70
70
205/8
213%
20%
65%
653%
65%
66
98 %
97%
Qft
97%
16
14%
113/8
lls/8
11%
12 %
_1
33%
343/8
34%
353%
35
351%
Y
NO par
633/a
633/4
63%
63%
63 3/a
64
101%
101 %
101%
1013%
100 3/4
101
com
27
Consol Electronics Industries
25
Consolidated
Foods
6
Consolidated
Laundries
45% Sep
21
57% Feb
24
50 Vs Nov
22
Feb
25
423/4 Nov
5
42% May 18
27
Oct
5
40% Jan
4
52% May 22
613/4 Feb
82
Deo
9
7
61% July 11
88% Jan
4
96% Aug 22
$4.50
963/4 Aug 25
$4.52
preferred
22
81 ya Jan
8
88
$4.16
92 % May
8
37% Jun 28
18
55% July 29
23
107% Apr 27
58% Jan
0
100% Jim
13
75% Jan
Nov
17
Deo
18
49
92
Apr
16
32% Oct 27
4
29% Jan
5
Oct
7
48% Jan
4
94
107
Aug 22
4.7% Jan
4
83 y» May 23
8
Nov 21
14% Jan
20
Can
Inc
Industries
convertible
22% Jan
27
56% Jan
4
Continental
73/4 Oct 25
40
Jun
1
11% Jan
6
Continental
Jan
4
Continental
Oil
40% Mar 16
Continental
Steel
39%
21%
21
21
.
48%
49%
31 Va
4,800
59 Va
5,500
493%
50%
49%
31%
-
:
50'%
,
31%
32
31%-
31
5 8 3/4
593%
59%
593%
59%
59%
59%
92 3/4
93
92
93
91
93%
94
93
93
*853/4
5
223/4
*90%
common
•
5,600
400
10,400
.
92%
90%
91
680
*92'%
94
92%
92%
150
*853%
86i/2
843/4
86
85 %
85 %
No par
23
50
223%
23%
22 3/4
231/4
22%
23 Va
7,500
91%
*90%
91
91%
41%
42'%
43
104'%
104%
*104
1041%
33%
33%
325%
331/8
77%
773%
77%-
77%
-
8%
,
32%
*78
79
170
33 %
33
32,300
100
79-
♦78
-
20,300
104 %
104V4
333%
50
45
44 Va
45%
104%
921/2
*90 Va
91
42%
%
413/4
104
Steel
2
preferred
Corp.:
8%
8
*183/4
193/4
*183%'
193%
5
50%
51'%
x50 %
513%
Motors—
Delaware
8
—25
Insurance—
of
5
No par
common
10
common
19% Jun 22
For footnotes,, see page 24..
Co
Copper
44% May 11
Sep 20
39
49s/8
86%
4,100
3834 '
Nopar
preferred
13% Apr 20
69% Jan 28
31
45 V*
45
45
38'A
*21
31
£
—
23% Apr 20
66
Mar 8
57
213/a
:.\V
V,
2,100
44%
,
303/8
preferred
Continental
$5
383%
7.800
1011/4
Corp of America—
Continental
10% Mar 12
45
38%
No par
com
.
Continental Baking
$5.50 preferred
$3.75
-
45
*21
1
:
—
Common
4%
21%
.
•
No par
preferred
20% Sep 19
83
Jan 14
38%,
—10
preferred
4
9
46%
373/8
*21
8,600
64
100
53% Jan
87% Jan
30% Nov
453/8
5
2,000
8%
6334
No par
Consumers Power Co
25
44% Jun
75
1.33 y3
Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
Consolidation Coal Co
99% Mar 10
99
Feb 26
101% Oct
44
—5
Corp..
8,000
12
36%
101 %
-
410
5,400
35%
■
300
6,500
11%
8 3/8,
."
4,700
15
1134
8%
7,100
2.500
17,700
66 %
143/4.
11%
23 % Jan
25
,
.
.
107«/»
107 %
15
20%
98
*97%
■
8 3/e
39 % Nov
25% Jun
.
70
71-%
20%
66 Vs.
,
■
1
11%
preferred.
Container
147/B
v.
■..
*
11%
60 3/4 Jun
5
153/a
15 S/8
107
,
.
20 %
•>-
8%
2
Apr
106%
,
113/a
May 17
Jan
106%
20
70 3/a
.»
..
.
97%
1071/4
;
*r-
12%
May
92
107
i
\i 1
,
4,100
8 3/a
20
25
79 % Sep 24
64%
*97%
*106
,■*
'
*
:
50%
113%
26
87% Sep
1 *
„
■■
20%
65 y4
r
70%
21%
42,000
11.000
■
83/4
1
23
20%
70%
21%
%
71
54%
49 %
,
12/8
31
Dec
,
70%
1
2a
52%'
'
'
*
No par
of N
300
71
'
.
*8%
27 % July 10
87
1
11%
587/a Deo
32
*
50%
20%
•
10
29% Dec
42% Feb 17
23,900
V
36%;
53%
—No par
19
37% Oct
30,700
22
.
'
"
11%
22% Sep 23
21% Dec
2
'
20
363/4
,
50%
Cigar Corp_
Consol Edison
53%'
7*%
213/4
*513/4
5
—1
Nast
113/4 Nov
66 3/s
53%
1
1
4
*513/4,
~
:
_100
24
Jan
47
53
-100
30
59
♦46
513/4
com—25
143/4 Jun
21
463%
,
.
,4
•;
preferred—1
Comptometer Corp—i
30 % Nov
68% Jan
463/4
71
preferred—/.
0
24
19,200
—10
18
58% Dec
31,000
15%
*69 3/a
——
14% Jan
23
51" 3/4
15
,
'
52
Co
10% Sep
26% Dec
491/2"
15Vo
71
5.25%
Conde
50%
51%
Elec
Solvents—
Publishing Co
Cone
Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc_i.
6% Feb
3,000
22%,
15
*69%
14
1
23
30
483/4
51
68% Sep
30% Sep
22%
32,000
22'%
'
"
71
Credit
2
75
50%
Engineering Inc___1
Jun
33V4
75
23%
Commercial
13
—
32 3/a,
*69%
Commercial
0
*1125
75
5
Combustion
25% May
.
Southern
Commonwealth
15,800
5,900
323/4
32%
*74
No par
Co__
4
101% Sep 25
2
8% Jan
22
No par
common
25
4.64%
21 '/4
24%
Columbus
Aug 19
21%
24
24
20
73%
20%
75
6,900
133
132
71%
24%
B
5,900
62%
61 %■
.
s
,
10
70
59
71%
24
533/8 Oct
iio3/4 Aug 30
;
'
*1125
31%
*74
323/4
58%
/■
.
.
24 Vs
$4.25
preferred
Columbian Carbon
101
136
*32
-
.
21%
Columbia
4
75
-
57
70%
35%
5
20
8
*1125
31%
*133
21'/a
25
22
61%
713%
71% Nov
56 % Mar
:
37
25
90 3/1 Jan
:
213%
25
1033/4 Jan
63
136
71
53%
Nov
19
603%.
*133
71
500
*56%,
593/a
36%
54% Nov
Apr 20
9
*133
62
136
25% Jun
64
603/4
693/4
4
112% Feb
57%.-
59%
19 % Oct 31
101% Apr
57%
58%
55% Jan 27
2
.
593/4
673/4 Aug
22
3,700
95
59%
1
:
38% May 18
DeC
50%
95
,
53
Pictures
557/8 Jan
1,500
50 »/6
95%
21%
25% Nov
90
42%
49%
95
373/4
2
28% Jan
43
49 3/a
'
213/4
17
133/a Mar
42%
c,:
953%
21%
Jun
7
42%
.
50%
*95
x36%
14% Jun
18% Mar 11
21,500
100
System_2.50
System Inc
—10
Gas
-
19%
32V4
Broadcasting
Columbia
9
19%
1,600
95
<
95
noncumulative 1st pfd
Columbia
25
&
19%
47
14
14
50
193/4
47
24
12% Sep
433%
43%
9,300
47%
Feb
54% Jan
42 3%
49%
433/4..
49%
1,200
33V4
47%
Nov
25% Nov, 17
20
313/4
'
♦'.
50
57
5
19%
33%
1,200
Ry—
22
Nov
20%
15%
■
,
32
__1
series
Southern
45% Jun
43
19%
15%
32%
,
15%
15%
25
17
34%
15 3/a
.
495%
18
32% Jun
323%
15,000
18
223%
21
71
32 y4
463/4
46 Vs
47
15
18% Jun
43% July 27
39% Feb
3
30 3/s
9,300
18
22
353/4 Nov
60
153%
64 Va
46
48
7
Mar 23
15%
5,700
63%
Day
T
15%
24% Mar 13
74
15%
230
37 Va
173/4
48%
63% Feb
24% Mar 23
153/a'
370
99%
46%
22%
483A May
51% Mar 23
6,100
83
*98
CLOSED
173%
15
18
10
35 %
82'%
,
46
..
47 =/8
14
23
173%
46%
33
common
14
21
173%
46
*32%
Corp
Iron
Jan
15% Nov
60% Deo
17%
46
22
&
Oct
43% Sep
46%
17%
45
32%
common
35
Jan
43.800
34%
EXCHANGE
,
Thanksgiving
32%
.
49
50
X46
.
stock—50
4%
.193/4 Nov
20
18%
40'/a
37
58%
Co——.-
preferred
Colorado
4%
Aikman
Fuel
28.600
18%;
STOCK
*57% 1
preferred——
8"
.
V
58%
Bottling Co of N Y
47% Deo
35%
\\
200
7,600
40
*57 %
_No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co
$3.50
1 '
\A
•
gtd—50
Co—
23 % Jan
76
—15
com
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
43% July 27
23-
1
,_i
Peabody & Co com_
preferred
——
7%
5
s.
No par
Corporation-.
7
22
18%
40%
35%
63%
Corp
guaranteed
25
183%
40
36%
&
—
11%
75
41%
Milling Machine Co—10
Cleveland
17%
11%
74%
183/4
99%
preferred—J—
Nov
*16%'
11%
40%
84
Cletrac Corp
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co
Cleveland Electric Ilium
Clevite
7,400
193/a
35%
Equipment
Special
22%
41 %
—
Investing Co—_„;
City Products Corp—
$4.50
1,600
8.600
223/8
193/a
100
City Stores
2,500
26%
403/4
100
Service
14
13%
23%.
*
'
75
741/4
■
300
600
17%
*11%
19%
1,900
12,200
"26%
_25c
•
1.110
22%
*16%
113%
78
5,900
Electric—
&
T Financial
Clark
17%
75
,
,,.23%
^
/;•;
8.50
Gas
Cincinnati
Nov
21
50% Mar 11
*11%
78
preferred—
63
Dec
13
*16%
11%
77%
14%
—25
;
preferred
733/8 Nov
Sep
45% NOV
17%
11%
1
Corp
Corp
43/4 %
*16%
—5
Oil
O'Nuts
issued--.
Chrysler
137
71
7
521/4
14%
9
35
21% Jan
52%
26%
8
July
521/4
52%
*223/4
12
19% Nvo 10
52 %
513/4
14%
126% Feb
48% Mar
15 Va-
Vf!
27%
48% Feb
46
126
36
15V4:
15%
23%
14 % July 14
11
25%
36
,
36
15%
14%
2
18
25
25%
*353/4
15%
26 3/a
18% Jan
363/4 Sep 29
10
23
23%
16
47% Jan
52%
*.«***
%■
9-%
14%
Cities
90% Jan
52%
25
36
1,800
8.700
20 Va
15%
5,100
60%
10%
27%
15% Dec
,
26
City
2
25%
25%
*353/8
Xl53/a
3,500
.
103
19%
93/4'
17%
233/8
4
Mar 20
9%
18%
13,800
10,900
32
59%
*92
223/4
4
55% Jan
93/8
18%
32
60
104
14%
4
101
93/4
19%
32
59
*92
59%
103
9%
No par
Pac
*313/4
32
•
26%
51% Jan
23
58%
8
8
24% Jan
22"
32
*92
.
100
49
Dec
•
—50
Paul &
A
60%
100
8
*18%
com—i_10
Ry
32
595/a
*94
—40
preferred
5%
Chic
—_„_i—
Western
Milw
3
89
32
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR corn—No par
1
44% Jun
r
-
15%
24
5
3.200
•
91 Va
43 Va-
37 Va
40% Oct
23% Jan
2538
91 %
43%
18%
16 3/4 Nov
5
253%
42 %
*91%
15%
2
14% May
.P
92
433/8
37%
Nov
26% Nov 25
.
25%
92
18 3/a
273/4 Mar 20
7
25%
91%
42%
15
57
14 % Jan
25%
91
43%
37
9
41% May 19
100
193/a
5
27% Oct 28
25%
■
15%
6
Aug 25
26,000
37%
Jan
18
4%
48%
18%
July 19
Jan
-I A.ouO
4
*47
14%
Feb
26'
1,600
31^4^
'
4
47%
36 s/8
43
19
16,209
19 %
15
46% Nov
15 ,«mo
133%
15%
4%
30% Feb
10
11 Va
30%
13%
37
873/4 Sep
21
17
900
11
19
41% Aug 24
Jan
Dec
33/4
*46%
3,300
30
♦
13%
32%
31%
3%
14,900
22%
42 %
Common
91% Feb
Dec 23
10%
303/u
21%
37%
22 %
91
^1%
.Corp—
Chickasha
1023/4 Jan
11
77
__No par
Aircraft
Motors
Cincinnati
93
33
48
33%
■
1.700
21%
t
52%
15
15
50% Feb
15
Vought
103/4
30
xl3%
133/a
*
3%
25%
22%
313/a
*46%
25%
36%
22%
11
-
31%
33/4
47%
21%
36%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab—No par
29% Jan
21% Oct 26
32
33/8
47%
5% preferred serieS' A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool—
36% Jan
Sep 20
22
13%
31%
21
36%
22 3/a
10%
303%
13%
21%
•'
900
340
52 %
36%
26
50% Nov
11%
31
13
52%
1
7
25
20
11
91
52
1.25
21
10
22%
90%
51%
'
52
Co—
-
Chance
36%
223/4
Nopar
Fibre
&
preferred-—
1
21%
363/a
30%
5
L—1
Champion Spark Plug Co
Champlin Oil & Refining Co_
393/4 Sep
21%
*50
92%
10
Paper
3
31
15
Co__——
51%
22%
par
4
92
51%
35%
.,Corp—1
Co
Common
6
8
4
34% Mar
363/4 Jan
106
42% Jan
25% Oct 25
Corp_.
Teed -Products
93
21%
2.50.
No par
'
36%
51
-—50
J—
.—3.
"37
*92%
Service_i_10
West
Co
x36Va
-100.
Public
South
*49
Chadbourn Gotham Inc_—1
37% Dec
200
52
11
4
2,200
80%
18
9
18%
24%
45% May 28
Sep
18%
79%
70% Jan
26% Nov
18%
51
Oct 21
9
18%
243/4
3% May 11
17
18%
.
79%
7
42% Jan
18%
24 3/8
40% Apr
5 % Jan
25% Apr
18%
♦753/4
Oct
24
1,800
17%
♦49
6
24
24
79%
Nov 30
25% Sep
24
*17%
243/4
13
Jan
17%
243/8
51
Jan
88.
3,700
'
"
17%
24%
*753/8
133/4 Sep
4
21%
17%
24
-24%
13% Jan
24
21%'
2,300
100
42
Mar
22
70
73%
24%
24
183/4-
No par
com
series
Oct
99
73%
No par
Georgia Ry
July 18 '
50% Feb
Day
118
B__
of
preferred
Champion
0
118
Gas & Elec
5%
July 25
-
73%
70
12,100
42% Aug 25
953/4 Sep
6
323/4 Jan 20
40
Thanksgiving
91%
23%
Central Hudson
14
11
9
9,600
91 %
Central
59
8
27
July 27
29^4
26 % Sep
12
5
~6% Jaii
21'/a
2,100
68,800
29
Aug 17
80% Aug 17
Sep 20
16% Apr 27
79
22%
39,500
3%
22%
117%
73
8%
80%
3%
STOCK
'
23%
1
26
37% Jun
*17
—5
73%
J
5,900
7 8 3%
33i
22 3/a
117%
Soya
1
*90
117%
Central Aquirre
Central
RR
Apr
273/4
^100
100
47%
8
<
40
27
46%
,
8%
common'
&
4% May 29
30 %
39%
80
3%
preferred series A-100
Central
52
30
39%
*26'%
46%
77%
8.800
240
40
CLOSED
833A Jan
9
30
8
8 3/a
81
11%
93
27
40
23
Central
503/4 Mar
293%
30%
*41%
91%
4
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par
7% 2nd preferred—
100
Central
34% Sep 21
11% Sep 22
29%
*40
EXCHANGE
15
Mar" 11
403%
91
15
15%
41%
29
28% Feb
12
6,200
10%
*92%
28%
42% Jun
Jan
41
91
29
~8%
42%
42 "/8
283/g
26
31
42 'A
X41 y4
..
27%
19% Oct 28
32% Dec
*.—5
—1
;
91
203/8 Sep
11
31
43
91
29 % Jan
Dec
92%
preferred
55% Sep 15
28% May 23
32% Dec
92'%
41'%
_•
11%
28 %
4.20%
423/4 Jan
27
103%
93 %
4iy4
3%
99% Feb
46% May 11
31
July 27
103%
92%
40%
8%
37% Sep
10
103/4
93
40%
3%
88"% Dec 28
20
113/s
8.400
4,300
3,900
93
78%
9
Oct
11
5%
43 J/4
26%-
72
39%
8%
72% Nov
19% Mar
No par
5%
4%
8
49
26%
83%
21
75
43
26%
81%
31% Jan
8
53%
431%
25%
preferred
100
6%%
2nd
preferred
7
Caterpillar Tractor common.No par
121 % Sep
24% Jun
5%
42 3%
253/4
7%
17
22
53/8
433/4
8 5/a
25
Jan
53/8
43%
25%
Ry_100
Co common
Oct
17
5%
43%
25 %
45'/a
(J I)
1143/4 Jun
12
53/8
43
1
11
21 % Apr 16
13
Jan
5
Nov
Products
Shares
-12.50
9
3 % Nov
Co
the Week
Nov% 25
25
Corp common——_10
preferred
50
4Vs %
26
108
Steel
Friday
Nov. 24
No par
Ohio
Light
Carriers & General Corp
Nov 23
8
&
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 28
5
27 % July 22
35
PRICES
Wednesday
Nov. 22
10
Co
Power
19
—1
;
Mfg
Corp—
Clinchfield 81
5
41% Jan
Sep 22
Co
(Philip)
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Nov. 21
'
Par
-
Carolina
102% Jan
18
Inc
Carolina
8
23
383/4 Jan
Airlines
Aug 18
443/4 Sep 19
583/4 Jan
4
Dec
33 V* Sep
17
4
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
19
10% Nov 23
85
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
1
—
7%.
8
5
54%
543/4
7
38s/8
39
7%
X54
39
8
-
8
83%
*183/4
1914
49 s/a
;
.
50%
73/4
7%
55
54%
55
39%
38%
39%
8%.
7,700
8%
,
*18 Va
•
51 %'
19 Va
52
* <
21:300
73/r
7%
6.900
541%
54%
12,300
38 Vsr
38%
2.900
vv^rt»fcwJ«i-4v^f
16
i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2132)
.
.
Monday, November 28, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
4
20% Sep
19
42 % Mar
25% Sep
15
42 % Feb
25
16
50% Dee
23
Nov
45% Aug 13
6% Nov
Oct
35
4
LOW
STOCK
YORK
2
29|
July 11
Controls
of
Co
Copeland Refrigeration
Oct
25
33% Jun
17
21
337/8 Mar 17
13% Oct
24
24 % Jan
7
Copper
7
54% Dec
15
29 Ve Nov
23
55
Jan
4
50% Sep
23
59% Jun
1
77 % Nov
22
Jun
9
154% Dec
7
46% Apr
124
Feb
4
186
16
89% Feb
9
84% Feb
11
88
Sep 24
83% Apr
8
Feb
4
88
May 12
85% Jan
19
85
18% Oct
6
24% Jun 10
8% Jan
5
14% Dec
31
Jan
2
5% Apr
22
19
3
35% Jan
12
72
Nov
71 % Nov
24
85
Mar 30
87
Aug 17
5
15% Sep
9
Coty
13
Coty
International
64% Jan
4
40
72% Jan
12
76
July 18
40% Oct
14
31% Mar
4
39% Jan
23% Apr
15
17% Mar
4
22% July 21
23% Dec
23
Nov
30
29% Jan
7
25% May
26
17
38% Sep
1
Crowell-Collier
I
40% Oct
7
Crown
44
Jan
20
6
7
15% Dec
23
37% Jan
10% Jun
15
17% Mar
15
41% Jan
15
10% Sep
18
2
27% Jan
2
34% Sep
16% Jan 21
15
59% Dec
14
67
A"S 27
25% Feb
3
40% Nov 25
44
Nov
25
23
Jan
4
Sep
20
4
16% Oct
25
29 % Jan
Oct
25
109% Jan
13% Sep
22
18
Jan
11
24
14 % Jan
4
89
8% Oct
20
40% Feb
54
4
Aug 18
6
95
Jan
16
81% Mar 11
30
12 % Mar 31
33
21% Apr
2
35% Oct
39% July 25
86
63% July 26
4
5
69% Mar 23
$2
Cork
Crucible Steel
5%%
Cuneo
14
Cunningham
26
12% Jan
7
9
60% Jan
8
Feb
19
25
31% Jan
4
30% Oct 25
37% Jan
7
24%
25%
3,100
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
29%
30
29 %
29%
29%
29%
72%
.
76%
76%
77
18,000
174 J/4
173%
175
5,400
75
*84
■
•
1
75%
77%
173%
173%
171%
174%
86
'
*87
*84
90
*37
75%
174
5,100
86
.
,-
*84
86
*84
90
*87
90
*87
5,100
86
-
96
Jan
8
Cutler-Hammer
37% Nov
0
46% Deo 21
31% Jun 23
43% Jan
4
Dana
83
19%
19%
2,800
137/a
*13%
13%
'800
3%
3%
*3%
44%
45%
45%
45%
75
75
75
EXCHANGE
*74
76
100
36
CLOSED
*35
441%
45
75
*74
35%
36i/4
36i/4
36%
36
19%
19%
19
19 y4
19
19
24%
44%
STOCK
■
4
400
45%
6,400
35%
400
19
19
900
24%
24%
24%
24%
Thanksgiving
36%
37%
Day
37%
38
No par
38
38
*38
38%
*38
38%
38%
100
47 y4
48%
48%
49%
49
49%
49%
49%
20,400
90%
90%
*90%
91%
90%
90%
90%
90%
120
16%
16%
12,400
.89%
89y2
common—5
No par
89
143/4
147/3
9%
95/3
'
16%
89
10
5
100
common
16%
100
66%
*65
16%
*89
,
;
gy2
*65
16%
90
14%
14%
9%
9%
9%
9%
66 %
*651/3
66%
11%
*11%
11%
331/4
33%
97/3
66%
66 %
ny4
ny2
nya
*11%
33
33
8%
No par
*55%
8%
'8%
33
33
8%
8%
56%
*56%
57%
*56%
57 %
21
21
*38
16%
32%
—No par
11,700
14%
ny4
—1
24,600
89
32%
common
37%:
38%
17
5
.
*20%
21
♦20 %
21
8%
8%
56%
*201/8
500
15
1,700
6,700
100
■
300
•
400
8%
3,600
56%
100
21
1
16 Va
16%
16
16%
16
16%
16%
30%
31%
31%
31 %
30%
31
30%
100
<
.
16%
—1
Inc
1,400
36%
38%
91
143/4
Inc__2.50
,
67% Sep 27
19%
*13%
3%
38%
Stores
A
14
19%
13%
3%
37%
preferred
94% Dec
197/s
13%
3%
24%
prior preferred
Curtiss-Wright
common
5
i$3/a
13%
*3%
38
$1.60
69% Jan
193%
13%
36%
preferred
Drug
Publishing
prior
191/4
*74
30%
10
.
21,700
1,700
*
76%
77
75%
35
35
35
767/8
76
76
35%
*85%
75
75
1,500
35V4
35%
35%
2,100
87%
D
Corp
3% %
Nov
9
91 y4 Feb
4
87 % Aug
23
13% Feb
2
19% July 27
12% July 18
15% Jan
6
Dan
26% Jan
2
36% July 15
13
Oct
12
33% Jan
5
Dayco
49% Mar 18
27% Oct
31
49% May 31
Daystrom
Dayton
83
16
Feb
6
47% Dec
72% Dec
18
61
Jan
23
82
71
Sep
23
81
Apr 10
Feb 27
76
Dec
22
83% Apr
21% Feb
34
14
9
Jan
45% Mar
9
58
72% Jan
4
80% Aug 23
74% Feb
3
75% Jan
6
80
Sep 16
82% May 23
38% Oct 26
Aug 30
17
Sep
19
17% Jan
8
45
Dec
1
68% July 31
38 % Apr
28
51% Nov
16
26% Nov
4
33
19% Oct
7
28 % Jan
8
15
May 25
preferred series A
36% Apr 15
2
Delaware
Delta
Apr 20
20% Jun
21
26 y4 Aug
25
21
May 28
13% Sep
28
18% Jan
7% Sep
21
10% Feb 29
7% Sep
28
10
41% Jun
5
47% Mar 13
40% Mar 23
68
,Jan
47% Sep
15
31%
31%
31
31%
30%
311/4
6,200
53%
53
53
53%
54
54
54%
4,400
75
76
*74%
76
76
76
B
100
*75
77
*75
77
*75
77
*75
77
series
C
100
*78
80
*78
80
*78
80
*78
80
Inc
50c
&
Lines
Light
46%*;
i '16,400
57
58
tli
Vilbiss
De
66% Aug 29
Diamond
38% July
Diamond
RR
Alkali Co
23
59% Apr 24
20
31 ya Sep
22
36% July 29
Jan
21
25
29% Jan 23
15% Oct
7
28% Feb
15
12
liy8Oct
7
13% Mar 31
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
Dr Pepper Co
17% May 16
28% Oct
Dome
16% Oct 26
19% Jan
4
27
42% Feb
10
27% Nov
5
22% Jan
6
28 %
11
Sep
23
11
May
21
Apr 24
15% Nov 22
20% Feb
23
14
Sep 30
14% Oct 24
17% July
6
DiGiorgio
33 Va Jan
4
Diners'
(The)
Oct
24
49 Va Jan
4
Disney
(Walt)
28% Jun
24
33
4
15% Oct
20
6
24% Jan
5
99% Jan
4
Dow
19% Jun
30% Jan
4
25
20
Mar 15
33 y4
Sep
19 y8 Aug
12
14% Jan
6
14% Aug 17
18
24
Oct
24
13% Jan
4
7% Sep 27
14% Jan
22
9
Dover
9
95
Sep 17
74% Sep 21
278% Aug
3
178% Oct
106
7
96 Ya Jan
74% Jan
8
21% Mar
8
Jan
31
5
266% Jan
103
5
Aug 16
40% Jan
18
47
Mar 24
42
Mar 23
17% Oct 27
18%
19
12,900
26%
EXCHANGE
26Va
27%
18,800
31%
31%
CLOSED
1
31%
31%
2,900
177/a
18i/4
1,800
11%
11%
700
18
18%
17%
18
11%
11%
11%
11%
No par
24 %
25
25%
18
18%
18%
Inc
1
;
Co
No par
17%
17%
*11%
11%
26
25%
26%
26
26%
18%
13,900
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,400
29%
Thanksgiving
Day
30%
29%
30 Va
30'/e
30
16%
16%
xl5%
30%
16%
16
—1-5
Co
16 Ve
15%
16
77%
78%
76
77%
76%
76%
21%
76%
21%
77%
21%
27,700
21%
21%
21%
21%
30%
213/8
10,800
30%
29%
—50c
1
x30
Nem
(E I)
&
30%
30%
15%
30%
15%
15%
15%
15%
9%
9%
151/4
9%
7%
7%
7%
7%
187 %
190%
188%
1,900
15%
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303/4
i5y2
1
,
30%
1
1
*9
7%
9i/4
7%
Co—
5
191
X185
187
2,100
;
"
4,700
9
9
7%
7%
2,000
186%
189%
18,500
99%
76%
251/4
39
39
76%
26%
1,200
99%
76%
25%
Light Co
common
preferred
50
preferred
$2.10
50
preferred
*38%
99%
%
44%
*43%
42%
42%
42%
44%
99 V8
*38 y2
99%
39
39
300
.
*43 %
42
50
44%
*43%
44%
42%
42%
42%
550
44%
200
44%
*43%
44%
44%
42%
*42
*43%
42%
**2
423/4
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44
•43
44
42%
♦43
44
♦43
*18 Va
44
19%
19
19
*19
1»%
23%
__5
1,300
12,300
~
39
*12
50
—50
DWG Cigar Corp
99%
39%
44%
♦43
__50
preferred
99%
42%
50
preferred
4.20%
preferred
4.10%
5
STOCK
24%
31%
76%
44% Aug 24
July 11
18%
25
31%
1,000
25%
46
24% Jan
18%
23%
31%
No par
4%
33% Oct 27
18%
23%
x31
4,200
77
$4.15
46% Jan 13
18%
23
2
500
16
16%
25%
44% Aug 25
2
*161/4
77
11
18
15%
16%
25%
Jan
19
15%
*16%
3,600
12,700
30
78%
40
Nov
15%
16%
*29%
25%
46% Jan 27
22% Feb
15%
16%
19%
-
59%
34%
99%
1
42% Jun
15%
16%
18
59%
34
24%
40% Dec
41
16%
16%
1
*77%
$3.75
15
15%
59
5
Aug 16
44% Aug 24
29%
No par
41
46% Feb
34%
29%
No par
13
5
33%
29%
series
Jan
8
58%
33%
29%
series
37
38% Jan
59
32%
30
$4.50
27
42% Jan
59%
33%
$3.50
42% Feb
46% Mar 13
58%
33
Preferred
4
48 V* May 26
400
1
de
Duquesne
180
12,400
30
Preferred
Dec
16
58%
14%'
800
29%
Common
3
21
*291/4
Ltd
International
Pont
13
Dec
29%
|
2.50
Productions
Industries
Dunhill
26% Jan
38% Dec
29%
Duplan Corp
86% Apr
41
30
Corp
17
37
30
1
Ltd
Chemical
22% Sep
83
Aug 16
26% Sep 13
30%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
DuBois Chemicals Inc
du
202% Feb
14%
30%
i;
■
2.50
Corp
Club Inc
Aircraft
Dresser
14%
*58%
16,500
1 -i?
50c
Corp
Fund
Douglas
70y8 Oct 25
12% Oct
8
Dominick
14%
1
Fruit
Mines
14%
10
Distillers
Stores
581%
14%
Corp
preferred
Diana
46%
58%
147/a
3,500
"
.
>
25
National
14
46 Va
60
14%
Co_100
Co
32% Sep
$1.50
46%
15
W
S
42% Mar 13
9
'45%" 47%
'59
59
:
;_i
&
Corp
18
45% Jan
6,800
46%
Steel
26% Sep
27% Aug 17
100% Dec 11
26 Va
47 V*
Detroit Hillsdale
Detorit
6
6
26
7%i
24 y» Aug
7
27%
20
7
19% Jan
26%
Edison-
17% Jan
74 y4 Jan
27%
Detroit
Apr
7
2,500
27
14
28
July
28
171%*
32% Mar 24
21
27
7%
64% Oct 30
53% Jan
40%
17%
41 y8 Nov
20% July 23
40
23% .24%
15
2
40 y4
NY
13
28
39%
7%
4
of
22
17% Jan
40%
17y4
Mar 21
Co
28 % Dec
36% Oct
6,300
40
3
30% Jun
May 18
39%
6.75
Co
23i/4
33% July 29
22
39%
Inc
7%
8
Mar 26
16,500
24%
37%
16%
24% Mar
16
51%
24%
37%
22%
7
17% Jan
50%
24%
37
7%
29
11% Nov
50%
24
38%
17%
7
21% Sep
49%
24%
23
19% May
31
21,900
50%
24
7%
60
2
38
49%
24%
16%
26% Jan
8
36%
50%
24%
22%
9
11
38
49%
7%
6
Jan
37%
1
—No par
Hudson
Supply
110
17%
14% Nov
29 y* Mar
31%
20
4,500
10,800
22%
54% Jan
50% May
13 %
16%
28
17
13
*7%
27% Oct 28
Jan
131/4
22 Va
7
46
13
2.50
23
Dec
13%
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
DeSoto Chemical Coatings
i
1
5
Dec
Apr
13
20
15 % Jan
53
13%
32
Power
Air
Dentists'
13%
(Delaware)
&
31Va Aug 24
13
75
3.90%
47% Aug 11
12 Ya
53
3.75%
Co
13
75
Preferred
&
87
12%
100
Preferred
Deere
*851/4
13
A
series
Records
85%
12%
common__7
Light
3.75%
Decca
85%
13
series
&
Preferred
20
16% Nov
:
Inc
Power
86%
12%
Inc
Corp
Delaware
35
*85 y4
5
10
Mills
100
50c
River
35% May 17
24% Jan
1
common
*43%
191/4
19%
300
E
28% Deo 29
Dec
32
22
25% Sep 22
73% Dec 11
23% Sep 21
28% Dee 31
20% July 28
39
Jan
5
Eagle-Plcher Co
46% Apr
9
34% Jan 21
22
34
Jan
8
Eastern Air
24% Mar
8
85% Jan 23
75
Mar
3
30 y2 Apr
Dec
Oct
25
8
15
Nov
1
25% Jan
4
Eastern
1
94
Feb
1
136y4Jun
9
Eastman
88% Jun
9
94
Oct 26
36% Nov
6
45% Dec 31
6
63% Aug 13
28% Sep 29
48% Feb
1
46% Jan
36% Jan
83% Jan
15
89
79
88
Peb
4
34
Aug
4
18% Jan
16
89
Jan
7
7% Dec
17
38% Jan
36
14
9% Jan
7
May 15
46% Dec 24
92% Oct
6
31% July 16
55% Aug
7
8% Dec
18
92
Mar
Mar 21
32% Nov
87
3
Jan
1
15
96% July 22
6
65J/2 May 23
Aug
45y8Jan
94
5
4
July 29
17% Oct 25
26% Jan
44% Apr 29
54% Feb
25
5% Oct 21
8V2Feb
26
4
63% Deo 21
43% Oct 24
73
Jun
7
14
10% Oct 25
19y8Jun
23
24% Oct 31
27% Nov
Mar 20
33
Jan
29
12% Sep 18
23% Jun 22
26% May IX
28% Aug 28
11% May 11
32% Jan
29
41 y4 Dec
28% Nov 23
76% Dec
16
88
34%
Dec'il
Jan
23
9
Oct~29
70
Oct
Mar
5
63
May
4
17% Sep 21
19% Mar 2
Apr
2
30% Mar 12
28% Dec 15
34% Oct 22
49% July
1784 Nov
7
Jan
9
2
29% Jan
9
8
37% Apr
9
10% July 16
28% Aug 31
10% Jan
is
84
Aug 30
23
7
32% Feb
24
Sep
41% Sep
17
6% Oct
20
29% Nov 23
54% Jan
7
Feb
11
20% Jan
5
Nov
11
Sep 28
Apr
8
20
28% Oct
22
Nov
7
8
17
5% Oct 24
21
Oct
24
6% Oct 25
58
26 Va Jun
40
Jan
1
15
15%
*95%
1111/4
97 Vt
*95%
*95%
97V4
30
29%
30 y4
58%
29%
58%
30%
58%
58%
»86
87y4
*57%
58%
87 %
86
86
*86
87
50
35%
35%
36
35%
36
2,900
*93%
96
*93%
96
100
4V2%
35
preferred—
,-100
Nut Corp of Amer
1
93
351/4
93
*86
35%
*93%
Elastic Stop
19%
193^
19%
Electric Auto-Lite Co
—5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares
46y4
46%
X45%
Electric
Storage
6
6'/a
6
96
20
20
20
45%
45%
461/4
46%
2,100
6y8
27,600
48%
511/4
9,300
4,000
61,400
5,800
6
6%
48
483/4
10
x48%
49
48 y4
49%
_5
3
11%
n%
11%
11%
11%
11%
27
27%
27%
111/4
11%
27%
27%
283/8
453/4
471/4
47
47%
X27%
28%
47
47%
47%
48%
12
2
5
10
11%
4% preferred
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co__—
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
5 %
Erie
preferred series A
&
Evans
com
11%
32%
11%
32%
32 3/3
29
32
29 %
32%
28%
29
29
80 y2
28%
82
82_
*80%
83
80%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
38
37%
37%
181/4
18%
3,300
*37%
38y4
37%
38
1,000
55/3
30
*53 V4
5
11%
Inc
1
Corp
3
27
Fairbanks
Morse
26
Fairbanks
Whitney Corp
$1.60
Co
No pa
com
53/4
30
55V2
11%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
29%
29%
55%
29%
29%
*53%
56%
11%
11%
*54%
55%
11%
11%
11%
11%
4,800
30
30
21 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
341/2
343/3
20%
20%
3,000
34%
34%
34%
33%
34%
9,400
22%
22%
*22%
23%
•22%
6%
23
7%
6%
7 Va
21%
21Va
21 Va
6%
6%
6%
34%
*81
83
Fairmont
6%
6%
21
6Ve
7
21
6%
29% Mar
7
36% July 20
81
1
89
23% Feb
8
35% Nov 21
27% Nov
Falstaff Brewing Corp
34%
35
35%
34%
35
28
4
32% Oct
Family Finance Corp
34%
35
32
32
32%
32%
32
32%
*V»r
footnotes,
see page
24.
Mar
6
Foods
Co
common-,
preferred—
10
860
341/4
♦21
convertible
10,600
20%
-
preferred
40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp_
4%
70
*53%
X34 Vt
^
convertible
700
1,400
82
50
Ex-Cell-O
6,600
38
100
Eversharp
11%
18%
No par
Co
&
12 Va
323/4
29 y4
1,300
82
1
8.50
Pittsburgh RR Co
Products
11%
331/4
29 Va
100
.'
^1/,
*32 V2
Empire District Electric Co
Endicott Johnson Corp common__25
Mar 13
9
6
Battery
Co
400
20
6%
Elgin National Watch Co
El Paso Natural Gas_
Mfg
8,200
.
19%
Sep 14
11
971/4'
46
96
Jan
23,800
111%
37
31% Sep
112%
110 %
2
2
6,800
29%
7
20
290
15%
*95%
26
Sep
81%
15
113%
79% Aug 11
18% Jan
9
Feb
9,500
80%
29%
24
1
81
15%
111
11,900
'
97'A
12V4 Feb
9% Mar
81
15%
15%
113y2
1,900
22%
59%
28% Feb
35% Jan
81
29%
29 Ya
Electric
1
22 y4
29%
*58%
Radio & Phonograph
20
22
29%
81
111
50
Emerson
4
22%
22%
29 V*
82
—_1
Co
Emerson
34% Aug 22
22%
22 Va
30
Edison Bros Stores Inc common__l
4%% preferred
100
Ekco Products Co common—2.50
Eaton
21
38 % Jan
22%
223/4
293/4
151/3
10
20
Jim
55
preferred
Manufacturing
23%
22 V*
29%
81
Corp—2.50
common
Jun
5% Nov
40
56
21% Jan 28
7 y4 Sep 29
78
Mar
Steel
Kodak Co
23
22%
29'%
"
100
22V8Jun
50
17% Nov
50
2
25
4
$3.60
Stainless
10
com
23%
22%
__1
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn
4%% prior preferred
112
Apr
Inc.
30% Aug 30
82
Nov 21
18
75
_5
Lines
34%
♦81
34 y4
83
34
*81
34
83
*22
6%
23
100
7
23,200
21%
500
6%
6%
10,800
34%
34%
1,300
21%
*81
'
.
—£4*
90
24%
Inc
Press
Class
25
14
30%
38%
preferred-
18
Oct
7,400
.
America—12.50
of
Co
Packing
Jan
16
24%
6%
38
Co
$4
24%
3,700
2,800
7'"
*
7%
24%
Cudahy
4%%
Jan
25
24%
7
38
Sugar
13
14
com
:
convertible
37
Sep
7%
37y8
Cuban-American
3
20
7
2274,
28%
27%
common—2.50
Seal
preferred™
28
55% Nov
Corp
Zellerbach Corp
S4.20
Curtis
25%
13%
2
1
25
1
Corp
preferred-
Crown
10% Aug
Oct
24%
x30
25
Publishing
&
30% Sep
8
7%
'22
1
preferred-.
conv
17
16% Feb
114% July
Sep
Wheat
23% Feb
98% Apr 21
32% Feb 24
7%
100
Petroleum
Crescent
28% Feb
21
65% Dec
of
Cream
5%
28%
—1
common
July 23
9
22%
28%
Corp
preferred
60% Jan
31
104 % Sep
15
Co
3% %
23% Oct 28
28% Mar
22%
29
1,
41
9
Dec
Jan
5
Petroleum Corp
Crane
22%
28 %
100
Inc
4% Sep
Shares
22%
29%
preferred series of 1947-100
1
the Week
Nov. 25
23%
5
common
preferred.:
3%%
July 27
July 27
3
1
50% Jun
3%%
Cosden
Friday
Nov. 24
23
5
1
(Del)
Works
18% Oct
2
37% May 27
Co
Glass
10% July
Apr
16% Jan
85
Products
Corning
Corp—
Co_:
11
24% Jan 27
90
'
36% Sep
19
Corn
Range
Sales for
Thursday
28 %
,
1
—5
Copperweld Steel Co
21
PRICES
Nov. 23
1
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
19 ya Sep
SALE
Wednesday
Nov. 22
5
Corp
39% Jan
HIGH
Tuesday
Nov. 21
5
America
Cooper-Bessemer
AND
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
31
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year1959
Lowest
83
34%
35%
3,700
32%
32%
1,600
Volume
192
Number
6007
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2133)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
49 % Feb
5% Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
9
72
Oct
28
NEW
Highest
44 y2 Nov
9
691/4 Jan
4
*
6
10% Apr
30
6yB Oct
26
16% Mar 10
22 ya Apr
24
15% Oct
5
32 % Nov
10
21% Jan
2
40 % Dec
25 %
23
31% July 29
9Va Mar 29
20% Jan
July 28
16% Oct
4
Fansteel
Nov" 25
56%
21% May 26
23% Aug 12
15% Nov
25%
27% Jan
45% Feb
6
4
Federal
Pacific
51% Dec 21
8
4
9
4
Federal
Jan
221/4 Aug 15
39
Nov
20
31
May 12
35% Oct
24
677/a Jun
47
25
15
271/4
27%
17%
*231/4
23'/2
23%
23%
x33
33
33
33
25
*21 %
22ya
*22
22%
21%
361/4
37
37
381/4
37%
16'/a
16%
16%
16 y8
40
Stores
10
Corp——
80% Jan
2
31% Dec
28
32y4 Sep
81% Dec
21
99
Sep
21
26
Jun
9
23
89
38% Nov
43
Jun
15
29
Jan
28%
27%
281/4
No par
37%
38y2
Charter Financial Corp_No
par
381/4
38%
37%
38%
EXCHANGE
261/2
27i/4
26%
27%
26%
26%
CLOSED
26'%
5iy»
51%
4,800
Thanksgiving
26%
27%
24,300
6%
6%
5.50C
25%
13,400
Apr
$4
$4.50
22
45
Sep
20
38% May 10
68% Jun 29
56% Dec
23
50% Feb
5
15
27% May 29
11% Apr
28
167/a Jan
4
1
43
Mar
9
29% Oct
5
341/a Apr
18
84
Oct
5
93
22
Sep 21
11
Sep
87
Sep
13
851/2 Nov
3
20% Oct
26
287/a Apr
26
2
141/4 Apr
22
4%
25
Food
11
Sep 27
44% May 13
Mar 11
20% Aug
17
196
58 '/a Aug
230
May 31
88% Jan
13
Jun
95
23
May 31
19% Jan
351/a Jan
7
Foote
927/a Jan
6
Ford
15
21% Jan
13
12
Oct
25
19% Jan
5
49% May 12
12% Jan 21
24
Oct
24
41% Jan
29
Dec
1
21
Nov
23
3% July
14% Jan
5
19% Feb
20
12% Nov
23% Nov
20
37% Apr
22
22
18% Jan
28
30% Dec
18
17% Sep
Dec
24
77
Feb
26
68
12% Jan
28
16% Jan
33
2
40'% Oct
20
Feb
10
28
Nov
8
5
Dec
36% Feb
891/4 Oct 20
96% Jan
22
39
Nov
511/4 Feb
18
11
Dec
22
Jan
9
29% Nov
23
37% Oct
153
21
Mar 30
27% Jan
4
26
30% Feb
15
May 27
84% Nov
21
25%
82
82
Food
98
98
98
98
98
39
39
38%
39
38%
39%
4%
35%
36
35%
361/B
58%
35%
58 y»
35%
57%
57
6,200
57%
571%
13
12%
57%
12%
12%
16,600
12%
301/a
30%
12%
13%
30%
3oya
30 '/a
3,900
30%
30
30%
6,600
pfd
of
ser
1
'51
Inc
15
com
Corp
11%
12 '/a
12%
12%
561/a
56%
56%
57
24
Sep
313/4 Mar 25
29
Apr
22
19 %
Sep
2
11% Sep
9
30% Jan
6
94
liya
11%
11%
11%
11%
i77/8
jg%
17%
181/4
18 i/a
65i/8
64
65 y4
64
64%
Co
65 Va
63,800
13%
131/4
13%
13'%
13%
20,100
27%
27%
3%
271/4
271/4
3%
3%
2,000
3%
*3%
1
3%
12%
3%
12%
12%
12%
13
13 ya
25V2
261/4
25%
26i/4
26
26%
18
18 '/2
17%
771/4
80
77
__lo
.i—1
II,800
18%
17%
18%
40,900
79
78
80%
2,740
_
123/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
-5
203/4
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
5
—
443/4
45
44%
44%
45
45 '/a
—•,—
preferred——50
*25%
25%
*25%
26%
Corp
12%
Amer
5
General
Amer
11
General
com
*25%
18%
181/4
18 %
103/a
10%
*10%
231/4
233/8
233/a
preferred
_
_
Oil
233/,
23%
of
*92%
Texas-.—5.
Transportation—1.25
Nov
91% Jan
4
General
84
Mar 17
31
34'/2 Jan
27
General
Bronze
26
45% Jan
25
General
Cable
75 % Mar
preferred—
231/2
92%
92%
93
93%
203/a
20
20%
20
203/8
20
20'A
713/4
73%
74
74%
74
74%
74%
74'%
mm
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
5
18 3/8
18%
181/2
18%
*18%
18%
No par
33%
24%
3 3 3/4
341/a
33%
34%
100
*80%
81%
80%
81'/2
*80%
81
81%
81%
1
323/4
323/4
32 s/8
323/4
32%
33
32%
33
2
6%
63/4
6%
6%
6'/2
6%
20
221/4
20%
211%
20%
203/4
EXCHANGE
20 %
21
9,200
38%
39%
38 s/a
393/8
39%
40%
CLOSED
401/2
42
48,500
773/4
Thanksgiving
Day
75%
773/8
53,700
Corp
_
_
Corp com
8
82
Aug 24
14
35
Sep
6
General
7% Feb
5
9% Jan
2
6% Nov
15
8 % Jan
4
153/4 Oct
25
29% Jan
5
Contract Finance Corp
General Controls
Co
33% Sep
23
533/8 Jan
11
General
Jan
28
391/4 Mar 18
42% Oct
30
66% Jan
5
4,200
..
8%
21 3/b Apr
24
320
5,200
-
9%
2
preferred
Cigar
5,300
923/4
93
20
*138%
33 % Oct
1st
233/a
300
2
6
4%
2,100
—5
Bancshares
32% Oct
45% May 11
12
2.40Q
10%
'923/4
■
V
No par
common
16
25% July
74
18 %
10 3/8
'
'
Corp
Co
28
16% Oct
10
251/4
18'/a
*
9%
140
9%
9'%
139
9
9%
*139%
139
140
•*
K
9
■
v qW
■
:\r
140
'
42% Apr
3,800
——
Baking
Oct
7% Jun
103/a Mar 25
11,700
3%
24%
23%
100
_
Co
1,300
56%
33/i
10%
com—1
Investors
3,500
44s/8
54
18%
10%
18
1,800
21%
443/a
25%
18%
*10 3/B
——1
voting pref—No par
12%
21 %
3%
convertible
1
54%
3%
General
$8
84»/a
1,200
26%
53%
13
July 22
81
3,300
261/4
3%
21
123/a Jan
18%
i
*13
131/4
541/2
99% Oct
146
18
4
33/4
26 3/8 Jan
25
64%
6,200
27%
533/4
4
II,300
13%
3%
Jan
18%
27%
—
American
100
12
18'%
131/4
54%
General
95
11%
27%
3%
conv
$4.50
*94
12%
53%
May 18
Oct
95
2
17
9
*94
Acceptance
$0.60
6,800
*180
_1
4%%
General
500
57
27%
common
_
90
137
95
2,500
12'%
No par
Industries Inc
7
22
*94
24'%
2
100
Corp
Wood
22
80% July
♦180
1
2
1
♦180
86
_io
Corp
Sulphur Co__
Co
56%
18%
64i/4
241/4
*12
12
1
Stores
10% Sep 20
22% Sep 20
583/4 Feb
24%
94
Co
17
23%
100
Skogmo Inc
Gar
24
*180
_5
Gamble
Garrett
23%
100
Inc
Gardner-Denver
14
23%
2
Trailer
♦85
12%
57%
■
Dairies
'
86
56%
Co
Gabriel
15
*85
liya
Inc
7
63/4 Jan
86
23%
preferred
58% Oct
*85
10
—
5
24
86
—10
com
preferred
Jan
4
*85
1
preferred
Chem
27% Jan
51
170
900
36%
Foster-Wheeler Corp_.
Francisco Sugar Co-!
Fruehauf
90
98
39%
12%
Motor Co
Freeport
96%
•*381%
82%
35%
common
Markets
Mineral
"
*81%
x57'/4
21% Jan
8
—
98
par
No
25
82%
24,100
2.50
preferred
Franklin
25%
♦81%
100
—
convertible
Foremost
25
Day
271/4
Light Co—No par
&
&
Mart
STOCK
7
I,000
'
2.50
25
May 19
141/4 Jan
28
7% Feb
6
33/4 Oct
67% Mar 11
9
138
Jan
15% Jan
19
—
14
29
9
19% Sep
——
Jan
25%
82
19% Sep 29
38% May 31
42 % July 27
11
Mar
37% Jan
19
17'% Jan
50% Jun
8
8
21
12% Oct
May 11
263A July 23
56% May 21
9
4% Sep
38
66
8
26%
82
__5
No par
,
convertible
3%%
5
21
6
25%
divid
31/4%
22
45% Mar
93% Dec
18
26%
6%
'
51%
25%
6%
Stores Inc
Mach
11% Oct
5
2
5
51
25%
6%
A 2nd
Giant
17% Nov
25% Oct
50% Jan
31 % Sep
$4.20
Food
60% July 25
4
51%
25
6%
Power
Fair
80
Aug 13
5iy4
25'/a
6%
Corp Ltd
Food
2
95
July 10
14% Nov
Fluor
8
55% Aug 27
51 y4
24%
5
conv
Florida
Jan
216
50%
2
pfd
$2.25 conv B 2nd pfd
Florida Power Corp
17% Jan
9
16
No par
Co
preferred
35 % Jan
22
Feb
Feb
Stores
J
Corp
Carpet
Jun
15
40
National
84
Dec
170
Firestone Tire & Rubber
First
110
30% Dec
20,100
281/8
'
Flintkote Co common,.
22
7,400
38
28%
Firth
5
31% Mar
28
36i%
28%
Prod
Corp
Firstamerica
25
27%
._1
Filtrol
First
May 27
11,300
17 »/4
17%
137/a Jan
80
5,900
26 i/a
171/4
26%
17^8
61% July
96% Nov
41%
24%
40%
26
171/4
30y2 jan
1
40
39%
28%
17
2
3,100
40%
25
Feb
16%
28%
27
117 y2 Jun
16 yB
♦17%
Oct
381/a Apr
400
8,500
171/4
6'/a Nov
7
I,100
39
417/a
48% Oct
23% Nov
33
22 ya
38
29
Paper
22
13% Apr 28
44 % Jun
1
33
*21 %
17%
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines
5
2,200
28%
4
26
14
15,100
40yo
Fiberboard
20% Feb
39% Feb
23
18%
23%
1
5
5
9% Jan
1,400
18%
No par
26
20% Jan
27%
5,600
Inc—,10
241/4 Oct
6
19,800
23%
23%
1,700
18%
27%
331/4
6%
18%
16 y8
Dept
23%
♦33
50y8
6%
38%
16
preferred—
Inc
27ya Oct '24
19
Shares
48%
21%
1.25
4.60%
Federated
14% Jan
45% Jan
the Week
Nov. 25
18%
12
301/4 Jun
Friday
Nov. 24
27%
181/4
16
4
Sales for
Thursday
6%
171/a
57% Mar 20
24
PRICES
18%
26%
19% Jan
Oct
6%
16%
18
44% Jan
32% Oct
SALE
48%
6%
16%
27
6
22
47%
6%
16%
17
24
Oct
48i/4
6%
16%
27
Co
13 % Oct
55
47%
61/2
16%
5
Electric
31% Nov
Jan
48
HIGH
Nov. 23
com___l
Fenestra
Ferro
x47%
AND
Wednesday
conv 2nd
pfd series A___23
Paper Board Co common—5
51/2%
45
Nov. 22
1
Mogul Bower Bearings
241/2 Jun
Tuesday
Nov. 31
__2
Federal
19
15% Oct
5
27% Jan
31
19% May 23
32% Oct 24
Jan" 19
Metallurgical Corp
6
26
Oct
Monday
Par
40% Jan
33
Jan~26
LOW
STOCK
Fawick Corp
Fedders Corp
21% Sep
43%
YORK
EXCHANGE
Co
—
_
Inc
Gen
Dynamics
—
5
Corp
—1
\
9 %
5,300
140
30
8%
8'A
1,200
183/a
1
18%
341/4
700
*34
STOCK
6%
2,400
80
1,600
63/8
3,600
•
74
Sep
99% Dec
22
30% Jan
6
40
a.
16% Feb
30% Dec
28
45
8
37% Aug 25
Mar
3
28
1011/4 Dec
1
114
70% Sep
28
99% Jan
4
General
Electric
30% Apr
21
373/4 Nov
25
General
Finance
61 % Aug
a—
383/a May
9
31
May 21
18
70
Aug 29
General
Foods
22% Mar
25
112 % Mar
4
100% Jan
5
3
76% Jan
4
21% July
1
100% Dec
22
751/4 Dec
14
87
Mar
23% Dec
23
26
Nov
35% Nov
16
31% Jan
28
43% May 25
60
Nov 27
291/4 Jan
2
43
Nov
27
35
Sep
521/4 Jan
2
73
Dec
16
573/4 Sep
53% Sep
14
76
Nov
27
61
Sep
5
Apr
12
General
Mills
Aug 22
6
853/4 Aug
17
5%
$5
76%
36%
36%
37
37%
373/4
66
66 3/B
65%
66%
663/8
67'A
15,600
38
383/4
37%
391/4
37%
383/a
38'%
393/8
35,300
3
_100
common—1_1%
$3.75
General
Portland
25
66% Jun
22
General
28
45
Jun
20
$1.60
20
793/4 Jun
22
$3
853/4 Jun
22
$2.98
series
Outdoor
General
Cement
Precision
16
5% Jan
15
5% Sep
6
Public
26% Oct
23
22 3/s Mar
9
26% Jun
27
General
Public
Utilities
13
39% Feb
18
23% Oct
5
36% Jun
1
General
Mar 21
7
Jan
2
11% Jan
6
General
29
393/4 Nov
9
28
333/4 Jan
6
General
23
31
19
29% Jan
4
General
Steel
Dec
29
26% Sep
12
General
26% July
7
86% Nov
Dec
2
27
Jan
17
General
Tele
24
33% Jun
1
General
Time
41% Oct
25
General
Tire
81% Jan
4
3
91
Jan
6
96% Feb
26
Jan
26
100
Jan
5
1037/s July
5
3
25% Oct
26
40% Jan
4
42% Feb
17
99'/2 Mar
8
Jan
34% May 31
40% Dec
15
90
25
12% Oct
4414 Jan
5
23% Oct
98
2
104
541/4 Apr
24
Nov
18
57% Oct
31
19% Jan
4
59
$5
preferred
17
28
71
25
28'/4 Jan
23
May 20
12% May 17
14% Oct 26
Mar 18
68% Dec
14
59
Jan
13
.541% Dec
29
50% Jan
11
96% Apr
1
Jan
19
16% Oct
27
25% Jan
19
11% Oct
24
237/b Jan
8
Glen
Glidden
4i%
36% Jan
92
8
Nov"12
19% Nov
20
13% Apr
29
.
Mar 30
.27% Jan
8
29% July 13
42
88
.
Giant
22
Gillette
,65%-Sep
6
96
Sep 23
Gimbel
-
&
80 3/B
80%
243/4
24%
24%
24%
24%
1,700
36%
36%
37%
36%
36%
7,400
52%
533/4
541/8
551/4
9,000
*38
70
*70
Gladding
4
45% Jan
4
23
20% Jan
11
2% Oct
19
4% Jan
1% Oct
17
3"% Jan
21
Goebel
761/4 Jan
14
103% Jun
1
25
89 % Jan
451/8 Nov
19
49% Dec
15
32% Sep
27
47"% Jan
6
29
281/4 Oct
24
54 % July 15
24% Sep
321/2 Sep
29
44"% Jan
4
1% Oct
26
3% Jan
15
7% Sep 28
5% May 10
10% Jan
15
$0.60
81/4 Jan
6
Granby
12
4
11
6 'A Nov
20
10% Mar 18
30'/8 Nov
20
37% Aug
Feb
4
May 28
26
Oct
20
32% Apr
30
4
Feb
17
41% Aug 24
32
Jun
Jan
11
80
Aug 25
7% Oct
31
15% Jan
301/4 Sep
27
41 'A Jan
18
26
24% Sep
Jun
22
8 % Jan
7
35% Nov
18
74
24% Dec
45 '/a
July
44% Nov
841/4 Mar
4
16'/j July 17
55% Jan
6
7
74
15
8
Co
Goodyear
&
26%
26 '/a
26%
65,900
16%
173/8
17%
18'/a
81,700
511/4
22,800
Grand
Granite
913/4
89%
89%
90 %
54
54%
.54%
97
*95
*95
...
'
911/4
,
,54%
97
Grant
13,700
"-J i
8,400
16%
16%
16'A
16%
12%
12%
12
123/4
11%
12%
121/8
12%
29,900
35%
36
36
363/8
36
36%
363/8
363/4
3,700
5
11%
11%
107/a
113/8
10%
103/4
103/8
10%
4,700
1%
l7/a
1%
13/4
13/4
1%
13/4
1%
5,100
50
51%
i63/4
16%
1,900
491/4
50 1/2
49%
50
22,400
37%
37%
36%
377/a
373/8
38 Va
36%
37%
4
26%
27'%
271/8
271/4
27%
271/2
27%
27%
23,700
4,400
331/4
34%
34%
35%
343/8
35%
343/4
353/8
17,200
1%
1%
13/4
1%
13/4
1%
11,500
8
7%
7%
7 %
7'/a
—No par
Inc—
50
47
1,100
34
33
33 %
34%
27%
27%
28%
28%
28%
78%
78
78
10%
9
Co
2.50
common
preferred
Atlantic
&
Northern Iron
100
Stores
Pacific
Ore
1
Tea
Co—1
♦78
79
10%
27%
*78
11%
35
x331/2
35%
9%
35%
35%
10,900
19,100
24%
18%
18%
41%
42'A
41
42
41%
423/a
43
431/2
45
443/a
44%
44%
45
44%
453/8
28%
29%
293/8
293/4
291/4
30
30%
31
Feb
17
24% Aug 29
82
Jan
19
97
Corp
Greyhound Corp common
41/4%
preferred
1
x
18 3/4
19%
18%
19%
No par
28%
28%
100
*140%
141%
*140%
1
com
267/b
271/4
263/a
26%
25%
26
_3
20%
20%
201/4
201%
20'/a
203/a
92V2
29
29
283/4
28%
28%
28 3%
140'A
1401/2
140%
140%
130
24%
25VB
4,000
xl9%
20
7,700
*89
92
91
91
1
31%
31%
31'A
31%
*31/8
.3%
33/8
33/8
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5
preferred
No par
xl9%
20
*66%
67%
——
100
*90
187/s
*66
7,000
7,300
24,300
142
_i
Aircraft Eng Corp
Sugar
35 %
44%
20
Grumman
100
26,900
35%
34%
9%
22%
No par
13,400
78 %
25
2
Guantanamo
293/a
11,200
91/s
*78
-No par
(H L) Co Inc
1
28%
1,200
9%
:
preferred
8
333/8
Co
Prop
Co
17% Jan
7%
'97 V'
16% .16%
34
Sugar
Gt
541/40., 54%.
*95
33%
Grayson-Robinson
Great
r
4,500
6.25
(W T)
3%%
I V
2,500
13,300
10
City Steel—.
Western
16%
3,800
Green
For footnotes, see page 24.
16%
27
Great
11
16%
26%
15
15
16 '/a
27'
32% Mar 14
Jan
16%
11,700
%
26%
32% Feb
Jan
14
263/4
4
72
58
13%
26'/2
9
29
51
58
13%
26%
24% Feb
11
49 'A
58%
13%
26%
128% Jan
26
511/4
58%
13%
7,700
2-5
Co
9
17% Oct
50%
583/4
90%
54%,
97/
52V2
16%
91%
.
*95
27%
5
Union
5
61% Oct
.54,,..
263/4
7
8
17
90%
5
27%
*6 3/4
47% Feb
July 13
16%
13%
70
263/a
7
32% Dec
79
35%
50%
58
94
102
*63/4
1411/4 May
30% Feb
1
52 %
587/o
*93%
*100 %
6%
19
1
13%
27'/4
50'A
93%
103
6 3/4
30
5
13%
26%
27%
51.%
93%
*100%
6%
Oct
Nov
58%
50%
94
103
400
26
6%
Oct
87% Dec
x51%
52
51
*93%
*101
*253/4
5
23
24
94
103
26%
Mining Co Ltd
Financial
Aug 19
52
51%
*93
*101
26
*73/4
Western
34% Sep
8% Jan
*25%
100
7%
Great
4
14,900
2
12
25
24%
1%
34% Aug
1% Nov
241/8
7%
Paper
22 % Jan
233/4
1
Ry
16
23%
.1
Northern
Jan
23
26%
common,-
Northern
Aug 12
30% Mar 30
22%
convertible preferred-No par
Great
10
22 3/o
17 3/4
(W R) & Co.
Graham-Paige Corp
Great
89
3,700
22
10
5
22
22%
13%
26%
Rubber
4
23
22
83 %c
Batteries
53% Jan
28
131/4
22
26
F)
(B
Tire
Gould-National
52% Jan
Dec
♦13
213/8
16%
Brewing Co!
25
41/4 Dec
*12%
21%
26%
.
24
20% Oct
133/B
21 3/8
26
Inc—:—
126
83
*12%
21%
—1
37
241/4 May 29
12%
21%
16%
Co
18 % Nov
Aug 19
4,300
12%
10
26%
—
42% May 10
221/2 Oct 24
143
11,900
303/8
-
1
&
12
May 11
261/a
30%
No par
27
26
253/4
30%
26
—
60'A Aug
25% Mar 23
5,100
26
293/4
15%
Co__
59% Apr
Oct
5%
25%
313/a
—80c
1
2
5%
26
30%
26%
Co
Goodrich
Grace
'
25%
100
16
31% July
5%
.
30%
100
26% Jan
4
600
26
common——
Globe-Wernicke
1
73%
*
IOV4 Nov
16
5%
5%
800
x72 'A
26
10
Corp
34% Nov
24
53/4
70%
253/4
—25
com
Cement
McLean
Alden
27
8'A Dec
5%
5%
40
x70%
73
*70
551/4
*38
693/4
293/4
1
50y» Jan
2 I/b Nov
72%
x54 %
40
693/4
3.33%
Co
27% May 20
42% Apr
70%
600
—2.53
Co
preferred
2
4
70%
71
543/4
53%
*38
40
70 'A
80
6.67
_10c
B)
Corp
Brothers
4
Nov
*38
70%
4
17Va Dec
47
10c
40
———1
41 % Nov
28
1
Corp—_—1
(series
Rub
Portland
$4.50
*793/8
80%
j
Corp_:
Products
91% Nov
1,900
36%
Getty Oil Co
19"% July 18
104%
2.50
Electronics
&
Georgia-Pacific
Gerber
104 %
24%
_
Inc
Genesco
Oct
60
1043/4
104
87,500
80
preference—
preference—
17% Nov
46
15,900
41%
371/4
5 % %
40'/4 Jun
293/a
106
41 %
Telephone Co of Florida—
24% Jan
$1.30
106
41%
24%
Refractories
24% Oct
18% Sep
20% Oct
24
1043/4
28%
1061/2
41%
803/4
—
_
11% Dec
Castings
104
29%
♦106
41%
80%
Corp
28% Sep
May 22
106
41%
36%
No par
Railway Signal
Realty & Utilities
13
104
29%
30
295/8
106
24%
No par
Service
30
104
No par
preference
5% Jun
42
,1
Equipt Corp
preferred
26% Nov
30%
107
41%
15
Co
preferred
conv
convertible
293/a
*106
1,100
No par
Advertising
22% Nov
21
_1
No par
4
General
75%
36
66%
—
17
conv
763/e
353/4
65%
__
preferred
Preferred
783/4
35%
common
Motors Corp
Oct
25
Corp
preferred
General
393/4 Jan
July 13
43 % Oct
Instrument
108% Aug 25
5
32
General
55"% Jan
20
25
29
111
7
Oct
41
77%
1
_
31% Sep
23% May 23
101 % Jan
7
_5
No par
Corp
503/b Jun
8
58% July
Mar 25
Co
Corp
92%
19%
673/,
*90
313/4
31%
.
:
,
3 %
18 3/4
*66
.
,
313/B
3 1/8
l'/4
19%
68
183/4
*66
31%
3
18%
68
1,600
20
5,900
4,800
5,300
-/
Monday, November 28, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1959
Highest
Lowest
NEW
3
37% Dec
24
37
Jan
4
30% Nov
7
25
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
27% Feb
8
38% Jun
Jan
6
81 % Dec ,16
94
Jan
9
84% Jan
7
86% Aug 26
91% Oct' 7
88
Aug
7
91
Apr
9
87% May 18
96
Dec
30
104% Mar
3
97
Jan
4
98
Dec
22
105% Mar
4
97% Jan
11
28
Jun
Dec
32
9
80
29
Sep
89% Apr
8
13
82
24% Sep
91
23
Utilities
States
100
dividend
Nov. 24
Shares
297a
92
*86 Va
33 Va
32%
84
84%
87
87
87
92
*88
*86 Va
92
100
100
.
preferred
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
♦1C2%
103
►102%
103
*102 Va
103
'101 Va
103
*101 Va
103
307a
30 Va
29 Va
2.50
307/a
30%
44 % Feb
Feb
35% Jun
3
29% May 22
24
9
48
Nov
52
51
21% Sep
26
Hackensack
Water
51 Va Jan
19
88% Jun
7
30
6
4
Halliburton
Co
31% Apr
27
19
Jan
6
,
(W
4%
Printing Co
F)
convertible
102%
19
44% Feb
61% Nov
6
:1227a July
132
1
Jan
26 % Jun
20
32% Jan
25
Hammermill
28% Nov
28 Va Jun
25
47 y4 Jun
21
Hammond
57 V. Jan
5
lo
42
13
121
July
5
Oct
34% Oct
24
129
24
46 Va Aug
26% Sep
29 V. Jan
11
18% Oct
243/4 Nov
20
34
73/4 Jan
10
12% Apr 13
39% Apr 20
35
Jan
79% May
31
61% Feb
35 Va Nov
43 %
30
Sep 21
12% Dec
30
64% Jan
'2
16% Jan
92
75% Sep 22
27% Apr 14
30% Apr 16
8
-82% Dec
16% Jan
3
Mar
7
12
4
Aug
5
16
82%
3
5
9
Nov~19
46% Apr 27
42 Va July 29
23% July 22
72 Va Aug 25
105% Jun
82% Nov
1
7
117
July 22
92% Feb
Aug 27
30
120
May" 21
22% Oct
6
11 % Oct
27
15% Apr
27
21% Jan
>5
24% Jun
22
27% Feb
2
29% Nov 30
37
15
37% Jan
28 V.Apr
Oct
24
9% Nov
16
39%
Apr"29
49%
35
Jan
30
•00
Dec
JL5
5% Sep
Jan~21
65% Jan
9
2
47% July 22
90% Apr 13
$4%
15
23
May 20
28% Feb
37
30 V.
,13
307 a
1
Hoffman
5
Holland
7
Holly Sugar Corp
20
Homestake
65% Oct
12
Honolulu
41% Jan
25
Hooker
4
18
Sep 21
6
30
2
90 V. Sep
13
$4.25
24
26
Sep
19
Hoover
4% Oct
26
8
Jan
14
Hotel
Sep
30
21
Jan
16l/4 Oct
10
22 Va Jan
4
38% Feb
10
16
19% Jun
2
2.4
Feb
5
30
41
Feb
12
.27% Jan
2
27
2
70% Jan
26% Dec J 4
69
Dec
15
80% Mar
77
Dec -28
3B5% Mar
85
Dec
06% Jan
28
64% Sep 21
11% Jan
8
Jan
Mar 17
36 Va Mar 17
77
Mar
7
4
Jan
34% Aug 24
~9% Dec~31
19% Oct J3
31
23% July
9
79
Aug 19
65 Va Jan
21
July
88
1
11% Mar 30
19 V. Jun
30
14% Nov
24% Jan
4
25
43% Jun
29
*,
Household
preferred
3%%
preferred
177a
9Va
51 Va
6% Oct
25
13% Jan
11
26
39% Jan
5
16% Oct 27
21% Jan
7
32
Oct
28Va Oct
25
47% Jan
6
41
Jan
27
58'/. Nov
23
Houston Lighting &
Howard
Howe
Stores
Sound
Povyer—No
43% Feb
Foods
&
4
Feb
15
Hupp Corp
.J,
common—
convertible pfd series A
5%
Hussmann
Refrigerator
57% Aug 24
Ideal
4
Cement
:
Illinois Central RR Co_
Illinois
Power
Co
Aug 12
4.08%
preferred
Aug
4
4.26%
preferred
49 Vi
Aug
9
46% July 27
4.70%
preferred
4.42%
preferred
4.20%
preferred
39 V4 Jan
42% Jan
4
Feb
11
41
44
31% Nov
22
57% Aug 23
38 Va Feb
17
50
Indiana
General
Oct
6
8Va Feb
25
Oct
19
4
22% Jan
12
Industrial
86% Oct
25
*
2
Jan
Sep
65
Sep
28
86% Apr
19
Ingersoll-Rand
148
Oct
29
Feb
5
17
34% Feb
8
32
Sep
49% Jun
24
86
2
93
407 V4 Mar
38% Sep 23
139% Feb
2
22
35 % Apr
22
80
30
July 30
17% Feb
0
27% Jun
4
12% Jan
7
24% Nov
9
-7
141% Nov
Sep
Feb
15
94
14
Jan
16% Jan
15
69
Jun
21
Nov
1
Mar 20
33% Dec
;37
37
Jan
29
Feb
12
35V4 Aug 24
25% Feb
17 Va Aug
5
47% Sep 20
12% Aug
4
14
42% Dec
28% Feb
9
40
17% Jun
9
19% Mar
32
Sep
35
32
Dec
33
22
Nov
9
A
36% Ian
56
July 21
18% Dec
■15% Nov
•75
Dec
93 Vi Oct
70% Mar
2
2
41% Jun
20
139V2 Jan
8
17
38'/a Jan
15
May 10
45'/4 Apr
49% Oct
20
40
33 Va Jun
38
4
15
23
14
23% Jan
7
A
3174 Jan
28
36 V. Mar
20
115
Oct
Jan
18% Oct
31
36% Jan
4
124
137a Nov
25
10% Oct
7
13
8ep
7
44 V.Jan
26
4
20
Jan
12
18% Jan
7
27
403A Oct 24
52% Apr
21
76% Jan
22
83
4474 Jan
13
2
88% Dec
22
Dec
28
103% Feb
-40%-Nov
23
*59% July 28
106
18
76% Jan 26
537. May
87. Mar
87
footnotes,
see page
24.
437a
43 Va
*42
43%
20
37%
15,000
45%
*42
„■
"
$4
,;69 Va
6%
6%
*147
155
.
31 %
*30 Va
*30%
,3574
36 Va
89%
89%
89 Va
23
237a
237a
23%
558
56274
.
427a
3474
' 21%, ■2178
~
54%
22
15
147a 715 V4
1
96%
*93,
Salt
Co_
preferred
International
13
Power
&
$6
Jaeger Machine
Jefferson
Jewel
Tea
Co
27
897. Jan
4
25
99% Aug 24
1874 Jun 13
29 Va Oct
21
47'A Jan
8
374%
Co
Jonathan
Jones
5%
&
5
'*117%
-
Inc common
—
Corp
Johnson
14%
47%
4«
—100
5
*80%
54Va
1
1
68,700
41
467a
46 Va
; 467a
46%
49%
.20
20
20-
42Va
42 '/a
300
41 V*
42%
,2,000
377a
900
20
20
1974
42%
41
37%
^
.
.
*41
23%
117 Va
19
18%
*37 Va
23
*117 Va
18 Va
2,100
5,200
417a
-
'
.*
42%
41 Va
-^
■
••
377/a
14
119%
19Va
197a
13%
80
48
4774
48 %
83
*80%
13%
14 Va
12
80
14 Va
12,100
23 V.
23
♦117%
•
2,000
'
>'
19'%
81
,
■■■
'
237a
12%
,
Va
,
.38
119
-2,400
-
37 %
;
*
117%
•80'/a
36%
41 Va
42%
41
.
,
'
477.
12%
*80
.
13%.
82
48%
20
1,200
14
-
49
*80%
83
,
5,200
.
12,200
.
30
3,000
82
17,900
13%
52 A,
96 A
12%
34 A
14 /a
.
oj /a
547a
547a
547/8
55%
54
55%
68 Va
•
—5
Logan Inc
427/a
417a
11
83
54/a
41 Va
Va
200
33%
33
*.■
41
►80
80
2,400
•(57
571/4
33
367/a
14
14%
Laughlin Steel
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
Joy Manufacturing Co
.
\\/a
3,000
57
.
-
40'A
2274
227a
11%
80
96
33%
367a
37%
1
1878 *
1
pfd—100
—1
-1,400
957.
33%
41
•
41
119.,
-187a
5
50c
common_10
preferred series A
-100
<k
217a
50c
—1
7,500
27%
v
80
"
J
'53%
*32
42%
;
'
*
41%
Co
preferred
■
r
20
43
,
36 Va
407a
36%
46 Va
.197a
400'
'
,
417a
"..
:
417a ;
*42 7. -
33
400
.
46%
'
3674
3.774
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Johnson
16 Va Sep
-
33
••■41-%
,
52 Va
52
*32
37 Va
Lake Sulphur Co
Johns-Manvllle
22
51%
*
'
97;
27%
277a
34
34 Va
407a
I-T-E Circuit Breaker
,277a
34Va
,-10
preferred———
,28%
:
5,700
>13,600
95 % '1.96%
; %■' *13% V-14'.-,
57
:
*56 7a
,
97
36%
••
"
,
'
567a
33 Va
407a
—5
'
*927.
1374
567a
96
Electric Co—,.1
Island Creek Coal common
71% Jun
9
&
" 13 V*
34 Va
-*•32
—3.50
Light Co
14%
57%
.
22%
Va',
5674
-,
1
•
96
'
«
93V4
96
46 Va
Iowa-Illlnois Gas
93 %
95%
51%
——-—1
Co—
'.'9474
28
417t.
Power
25,900
,1574
287a
Interstate
Ught & Power Co
56%
1474
96 •' * '
Teleg_No par
International Utilities 'Corp com—5
$2 convertible preferred
-25
Elec
2,555
557a
:
.
9574
34 <•
25
&
Dept Stores
22%
557a
-2774.
10c
25
Telep
-
580
7,100
78
*77
22%
*1374
14%
59
15,700
347a
15
557a
■147/a
;977/a
,
94%
.*93
44%'
33%
f
/
97% ::
.94%
*57%
—No par
common
'
•J *13%
.-No par
:
—
■
13,100
*14174 1427a
78 Va
2174
-
557/a
15Va
•
140
4,300
-
560
43
•
34%
3374
94 V*
557a
,
437a
3,755
.
91
2374
553
1427a
*77
78%
2174
•
557/a
23%
427/a
347a
.
-f 7.7
,
36
♦89%
560
9,555
.3,500
.
31%
357a
90 Va
237a
141
142
34%.
t'
78 Va
.
36%
23 Va
555 Va
437/a
42%
141 Va
v.
89 Va
35%
•
565
559
.
141 Va
.
.
31%
367/a
/
36
*30%
31 %
347a
41
3574
35%
36 Va
*77
155
40
41%
347/a
*88%
Chemical com_^„5
*147
155
40 Va
'
5
13,300
35 Va
*30 %
'
1,800
.62.100
417/a
4174
Limited
*147
155
/
6%
187a
417a
35V4
.y 900
70%
*347/a
41 Va
35
-
■
6,9 7a
,69%
6974
i
100
t
1774
6
187a
6874
i
l55
,100
69 %
6%
18 V*
<4,800
47
*46%
19 %
141 %
International Resistance
International
Iowa
47
9,200
11,600
„
■
3474
35%
6%
"
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5%. preferred
—
—100
7%
43 Va
.
58
56 %
18 Va
100
Packers
Sep
1
627a May 31
0
50% Sep 28
95Va Mar 8
Aug 22
12 Va Oct
For
45%
6%
41%,
«
.
Paper common
7.50
preferred—-;
—No par
Iowa
Aug 29
Feb
>69% Jan
•44%
*44 Va
20
*147
preferred—
::
100
International Mining Corp.,
5
Int'l Nickel Of Canada—No par
40
4
Apr
597a Apr 27
70% July 14
48%
45 Va
*46%
4%
Interstate
57
9
-
—
Int'l Minerals &
2
46% Aug 26
42V2 July 25
1
32% Mar
4
20% Sep
88
29
43
*47%
common—No par
Shoe—
40
Sep 18
•76% Nov 13
49 Va Feb
42%
*42%
48%
.47
1
Machines^
Silver
86
■46% Dec
*41
43
•477.
>33
1
preferred
International
29
May 12
Harvester
7%
International
May 31
46% May 25
22
33% Jan
Jan
Eusiness
Int'l
Aug 24
35
17
18 Va Jun
Jan
42%
*42%
3174
100
::
58% Aug 15
25
5
50% Mar 18
*41
48%
4674
'
26
17
45
2
42 Va
■42 Va
3274
5
common
Corp—
Int'l
International
Feb
123
116% Sep 15
58'A
*44%
*
"
38
May 27
40% Apr 20
37% Jan 21
Sep .21
57
47
International
32
17
Iron
6
32% Feb
Aug 18
Interlake
19
9
6
5674
•
32
20
Inc
preferred—
21% Feb
28
July 30
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
136% Jan
44% Apr
30% Apr
45% May
30.:.
"
33 V. Jun
3
40 Va, Dec
24
57% July 11
12
6
39
25
19% Mar
21
27%
29 7»
46%
No par '
11,300
27%
30
x33
100
.
Co
48%
48
28%
42
-
Oct
80
94% Aug 15
37 Va Aug
Feb
19
5
•55 Va NOV
28
Nov 22
50% Jan
148 % Aug 25
8
69 Vt Jan
565
10% Aug
29
Steel
1,100
.17
47%
48
*47%
.43 Va
687a
200
•41
.
49
.
-
35
48
10
10,700
277.
43
*44% -45%
No.par
common
77a
7%
-
...
.
297.
42 Va
6 Va
•; 93
30 Va
i
'
8
8
10
28% Mar 19
18
*92
77a
50
92".
*91
,•
Day
21,000
36%
36
-
Thanksgiving
:
1,600
28
47%
,277a
•
.'*41 Va
19
600
17,000
16%
297a
1
;
.
14%
16%
par
—
Ctfs
28
Feb
Rayon
preferred
4%%
' ', 7%
15
467a
167a
.5574
100 pesos
Corp
85 Va Sep
•81% Dec
6%
Inland
,192
70
40
4,900
'
92
92
hi
•
Va
14
3574
35%
9;3
•'.'0*8,655
4-5 Vu
Electrica De Mexico
A__
Interchemical
86V4 Jan
172% JulylS
15
S
CLOSED
17
477/a
*42
EXCHANGE
35
5574
.
STOCK
1474
46%
s'-
87%
15
147/a
►■'.vi 1,500
91
86%
46 %
*91
82
*16%
28
*47%
81%
35
167a
*42%
7 *75
147a
.■
341/8v76i/2
35
.30%
.
-
35
54 Va
-
,•
*3474
/
30 Va
-
♦
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•337a
0>l-
•
,
86 Va
■
774
-
e
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86
91%
77a
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.,
917a
,147.
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6,100
83
82%
*89
' 367a
91%
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1,000
47a
*3674
76 %
—1
Corp
Insuranshares
6
2
*75
46
217a,
-.*17% *47%
17%
17'/^
8V
,■*.-&
33 Va
15
,357a
'
.
;
774
16%
—50
1—
15
28
23
50
12
July 11
34% Feb
27% July 25
,125
7
5
15
29
Dec
10% Sep
Jan
50% Jan
431/4 Jan
Dec
Sep
;58
154
2
Apr
08
May
24
25
57% July 10
153% Jan 14
25
86% Dec
29% Oct
95 % Feb
28
111
36% May
31 Va July
7
488
May 29
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
138
7
45
20
33
1474
,
46
-•
5% July 11
13 V4 Aug
32
27% Mar 20
14%
14%'
17%
377.
85% '8574
-
"
-
•34% ,-35
_50
—
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
Industria
28
,
170
85
41/2
*37
3374
76 Va
9,500
*21
177a
17%
5,600
*84%
.85
*17%
17%
3774
\ *75 "i.
93
'777a
—50
6
'
♦92
50
V. Aug 15
0
-47a
.*37
91 %
1_15
45
July
217a
4%
367a
—No par
common
43
May
21'A
47a
*17%-, 177a
-
15
47%
18
50% Mar 18
85
,21%
A ;X327/8
.1474
126%
18
55
' 85
82%
35%
:—5
22
163
14,100
'
10
Co_
41% Feb
8
10,300
31%
91%
.---•90%
5
Idaho Power Co—
31% Jan
Co
45 V4 Jan
21
65
30%
.3174
47a
"4574
1
3
July 28
49%
63
3274
•89
4574
50
5
34% Sep
49
627b
*-*81
1474,
100
Apr
43% May
49 Va
62
90 Va
1474,
:100
Jan
149
4874
62
21%
85%,8574
■*,
.
& Sm Ltd—No par
Indust Inc com—5
47
May
517a
'
50
109
5074
49%
*
17%
;
1,300
31
*30
517a
,82%
•
297a
"
31
84%
76 %
"
90%
29%
2974
; 337a
.
'
,.
.2,100
52
47%
61
12,600
97e
51 Va
32
73474
34%
—_1
7
17
*
"•
100
167a
97a
9%
*30
.
3,000
307a
26%
1578
17
-
'
*17%..; 17%
>,;l7.%r 17%
*37
38.V<v
.
1
(Delaware)
29
74% Nov
,
317a.3274
par
Corp,
Co
45% Dec 21
7
31
5174
4774
*81
40% Sep
July
297/a
.*30
6074-02
*75
.38% Oct
30
52
,
29 Va
■;
'
'
24
10% Feb 18
31
46%
.100
preferred series B
21
,
29%"
-
97a
29 Va
630
109
30 %
*25
26
1674
,
1,200
12,800
64%
108
108
26
97a
*63
"30%
30
..
26
167/a
29%
22
64 Va
15,150
19%
2174
*103
30 Vt
97a
*30
19%
2174
62 %
*
108
107
617a
19
21'A
64%
,'30
307a
607/o
19
22
17%
-100
.
preferred series A_
46% Dec
5
19
62
61V*
'627a
19%
61%
-
97a
,100
preferred
5%
55% Jan
8
2,500
1674
—50
—
5%
Jun
6% Dec
115
30
Finance commpn—No par
Hunt
7
21% July 25
.17% Nov
100
112
474
21
40
41% Aug 13
65
113
85%
Sep 14
94
93V» Nov
12
:S.6% Jun 26
*61
112
•25%
•
30
107%
65
112
* 26%
3
200
4,500
111
•7
*25 %
._25
*106
107 Va
•"
*63
.2174
common
80
78 Va
827a
20
35
*106
47a
36% Nov
25
90% Aug 24
17
14
7874
81%
103
103
Hudson Bay Min
Jan
Jan
147a
78%
10
67
85%
14
Apr
45% Mar 18
*14 Va
14%
i,
106
21%
54% Jan
52
47
*34%
14%
:35
14 Va
6,700
'
'
837i
*63
.—5
4%. preferred-
39
7
35
:
35
:
136
106
No par
preferred
convertible
4.40%
Nov 24
41% Oct
•3474
*14 Va
307/a
...
common-—1
—
convertible
5%
$2.25
14
42% Mar 18
40% Sep 25
307/a
1,000
•62%
5
common-
Houdaille-Industries Inc
13
Sep
29 % Oct 23
9
1,200
31%
64 Va
12.50
Bearing Co
85% Sep
-40
35
52
3lVa
*
-
24-% Mar 14
29 V3 Dec
14
&
93
84% Feb
7
Corp
of America
8
03% July 30
25
52
31
21%
——,_10
_—
preferred
Ball
Corp
9
88 % May
29% Dec 24
$V4 Jan
Jun
29
July 13
06
tit3/* Dec 10
35
22
27
*0% Sej> 21
.18
Jan
18% Sep
15
13% Jan
75
0
30
52
*307a
-
81% Feb
,'36% Dec
*515/a
207a
30
1—1
Inc
—
Corp
Chemical
21% Oct
9% Apr
32% Apr
Winston
Mining
Oil
52
-
52
*62%
;„10
preferred
Rinehart &
8374
*82%
5
:
common
convertible
5%
Holt
133%
8374
50c
Corp
500
13374
•82 Va
25
Co
>
13374
21 %
•
520
11,300
65
'
,
11
134
*82%
20
2.50
76%
11
'll
6174
No par
74%
11%
*11
"
19%
1
74
35%
107
65
100
36
35
71%
7 747a
1,600
1,300
ll
,
31
8174
3,600
9
9Va
36
•36^-36%
'72
'
•
Electronics
Furnace
52% Oct
2
27 % Oct
5
JL-
6,800
133
60 Va
(conv)
July
13
26%
9%
10,800
21
267a
5
Corp common
pfd series A
conv
52% Aug 18
29
May 19
40% Jun
pfd
Hotels
5 % %
Jan
July
30% Oct
2074
26
87/a
—1
2nd
Hilton
2074
25 %
110 Va
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3%% preferred series A
6
20 Va
25%
Xl09%
Inc
45Va
20 Va
:—No par
Co
43%
25
14%.
' 82%
*105%
1,300
'
,
160
42%
20
35
——100
Chocolate ;Corp
437a
122
*120
121
25
52 Va
35
No par
*43 Va
43%
43 Va
80
24%
'83%
*14 Va
pfd—
3,400
287a
24%
11
No par
2 1/12
common
29V2
29
247.
136
307a
-
preferred—25
—
class A
Hewitt-Robins
4
1
42% Sep
.44% Oct 22
Hertz
July 13
Nov
_10
common
Powder
conv
Hershey
Aug 22
23% Feb
W)
Motors
preferred
$2
4
68
16
41
5%
24% July 13
60 % May 11
7
Jan
(G
noncumulative
Day
27
300
417a
52%
-
1,000
247a
83%
100
—1
Hercules
25
28
—
Helme
7%
17
Nov
preferred
(W E) & Co—
27%
4074
36 Va
11
-
91
24 Va
'727a
133%
25
22
41%
9%
x72Va
—5
common
.
25%
*36
1
22
*88
*27
Thanksgiving
91
121
200
25%
20 Va
247a
_50
100
16,000
22
2874
122
52
42
*24%
25 Va
*9
_1
Inc—
Co
J)
Hercules
62% Nov 22
8
Jan
Nov
115
26
31% Jan
;
18
65
1
18% Oct
15% Mar
7
111% Aug 26
55% Apr 13
76
Mar
9
38% Feb
July
(H
3.65%
4
33 V.
3,600
407/a
CLOSED
27
437a
43
X20
—5
Inc.
Industries
Heinz
Heller
14
Jan
31
Marx
preferred
Hayes
.
30%
*5074
EXCHANGE
25 V*
*8874
•
30%
*120
247a '
—5
Co
&
,
41
1
1.25
—
43%
121
41%
43%
121
100
Corp of America common
4 '/a %
Aug 30
54% Sep
36
74% Dec
85
84
20
32% Jan
Chemical
Schaffner
Haveg Industries
21
18
118 % Apr
'8
Hat
5
Nov
13% Aug
5
61% Apr 13
19
64% Jan
Jan
25% Jun
29
Jan
13
136
17
3
—1
29%
"
9% May 25
Jan
Jan
13% Jan
22
37% Feb
27
com—7.50
Corporation
Harshaw
Hart
88 % May 26
29 V8 May 12
Sep
34
38% Apr
17
77
60
25% Dec
29
34% May 11
37% Mar 13
;2
4
6
May 20
11
Harsco
Aug 31
11% Jan
78
205
Jan
27
26
5
90% May
7
•66
8 Va Oct
2
Dec
,40% Dec
22 % May 26
1027a
i",'
STOCK
41 %
Va
22
22%
:90
'*27%
27%
29%
preferred—.
:—
Harris-Intertype Corp-
2
887.
x287/s
Co—
Refrac
*25
22%
x27Va
6%
18
21% May 24
Organ
25 Va
23
-*90
2.50
Paper <Co_
Harbison-Walker
Mar 24
100
102%
30 Va
51
41
:25%
25%
:92
*22%
1
100
417a
41%
41%
,*25
—5
common
preferred-.
*51
52 Va
-
41%
———5
..—;
Hamilton Watch Co
,
*51
-25
-
Hall
4
106 Va Jan
460
92
H
.
Sep
55
4
July 23
114% Aug 31
36% Aug 14
4
20 Va Mar 31
88
24
49% Nov
48 Va Nov .20
25 y2 Nov
Feb
71% May 19
20
110
871/2
*102
\
,
56,700
85
*83
103
*101 Va
30%
3,600
33%
87
*86 %
100
33%
30%
8574
87
88
30%
♦297.
34%
*84
•
307a
*301/4
100
$5 dividend preferred
$5.08
88
preferred
337.
34
85%
*84
100
dividend
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred—,
15
33%
No par
dividend
*29 %
the Week
Co-
Common
$4.40
103% Aug 19
35% May 31
28
29 Va
$4.20
Aug 12
103 V. Nov
8.331/3
Friday
Nov. 25
30
29 Va
2974
2974
29'A
29%
29%
29 Va
issued
When
8.33Va
Thursday
Nov. 23
Nov. 22
Nov. 21
Par
Corp
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
26% July 25
27% Oct
35 Va Isiqv
LOW
STOCKS
Ran*e for Previous
697.
69
70
687.
137a
137a
13s/a
147a
147a
69%
15%
19,000
52
53
51%
527a
517a
52 Va
26,300
967a
*967.
12%
12%
12%
127a
36/2
357.
36 Va
36
367a
>
^
-
U /a
97
r
9674
97
..
967a
97
3,900
410
127a
.1274
5,200
3574
367a
7,400
,
Volume
192
Number 6007
.
.
(2135)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Feb
37
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
65
10
120
31
48
107
Feb
10
135
July 27
107
Nov 23
130
July 27
46 '/a Oct
18
79% Sep
25
Sep
98
93
72% Sep
88% Feb
5
39% Feb
13
28% Jan
2
11% Dec
28
122% Jan
125
Jan
59% Sep
25..
17
3.80%
4%
5
6
857/a Feb
9
12
62% Sep
29
90
16% July 11
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co—
Kendall Co
117% Feb
71% Oct
25
100% Jan
6
46% Sep
30
55% Jan
8
70% Apr
31% Apr
21
7
28
43
Jan
7
54% July 22
59
Apr
1
74% Nov
26% Jan
2
25% Nov 25
34% Oct
36% July 18
21
July 22
31% Nov
7
20
62% Feb
25
11
27% Jan
2
37% Oct
22
51% Mar 13
Dec
29
85
Feb
26
77
Jan
7
6
21
Nov
16
14% Feb
17
4
35
10-.
11% Nov
21
34% Jan
18
22 v
25% Oct
281.
Oct 21
25
•
21
23% Jan
22
18% Feb
28% Nov
6
34% Jan
22
17
4% Mar 11
3% July 12
15% July
22
37% Jan
20
1% Jan
2
3% Apr
0
8
6% Dec
30
10% Jan
22
Jan
12
,Jan
Jan
Mar
6
8
2
Jan
5
,
Jan
.
" 9
24
46% Oct
9 % Oct
46% Nov
Jan
23
4
Dec
29
73% Nov
30
57% Jan
12
24% Sep
18
39% Apr
8
29% Jan
36% Apr
2
Dec
16
96
104
Mar
%! Dec
30
89
81% Dec
16
90% Mar
79
36% Dec
131% Dec
44% Nov
7
79%
*78%
79%
20
28%
30%
29
30%
30%
32%
41,300
28%
29
28%
29
28%
29
24
23%
25%
24
24%
23%
24%
11%
12
12
12
12
11%
12
1,000
29
29
30
23,300
28%
28%
3,200
23%
24
1,700
27%
27%
28%
28 Va
29%
29%
29%
28%
29 Va
23%
*23%
24
23%
23Ya
38
*35
38
28%
28%
28%
28
28
*27%
28%
400
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/a
16%
17%
13,100
14%
15%
15
15%
15
15%
15
15
11
11%
11%
11%
11
11
11
11%
26%
27
27
27%
27'A
27%
27%.
28
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
17%
17%
17%
17%
6,400
66%
67%
67%
2o%
25%
25%
5
63%
65%
65%
67%
No par
25 Va
25%
*24%
24%
50.-
50%
50 Va
51
49 >/a
503/a
10%
10
■a!
10%
10'/a
10%
10%
Lockheed
44
% Oct
Aircraft Corp
Loew's
Lone
Star
Cement
20
Lone
Star
Gas
Theatres
50,800
45%
46%
46
46%
3,000
26%
253A
26%
24,500
1
83%
84%
84
87%
85%
87%
86%
89
50,100
26%
27%
26%
27'A
27
Co
26%
15%
15%
15%
16%
15%
20%
20%
21
20 Ye
213A
10
x42%
% Sep
2
Sep
1
1
1
78% Jan
22
14% Sep
27
20% Jan
4
Lowenstein
51% Oct
24
91% Jan
4
Lukens
0
15% Oct
18
21
Jan
6
Lykes Bros Steamship Co
8
83
July 12
19
124
Aug 16
—
_
40%
*100
101%
*100
101 Va
87%
♦86
87%
87%
87%
*87
88%
*87
88%
88%
39%
39
39%
38 3A
50%
50%
138
138
51
50
50%
14%
15%
14%
54%
.55%
53%
,—10
xl6%
16%
•
26%
26%
——-
10
89%
10
39%
39%
11,300
270
140
139
50%
50
*50%
3,100
51
5,800
143A
.
'
1
14%
3,700
54
15
167/a
7,700
86 Va
'
55
16 Ye
16%
17
|
101 Va
*88%
50'A
147/a
55%
53%
15
3.33%
—
7,600
40 Ya
*85 Va
Day
51'A
50 Ve
43 %
130
*100
Thanksgiving
138 Va
52
43,000
40%
J
50%
50 Ve
_
138
138
49%
22,800
43
393/a
138
39,400
16'A
21 %
*126
CLOSED
88 Va
39%
27%.
16
20%
STOCK
41%
41%
& Sons Inc——-1
(M)
Steel Co—
..
EXCHANGE
43
130
*125
41'A
*85
(Ky)_No par
Nashville50
6
42 Va
43%
130
41
101%
*100
.—100
preferred——i.—-
♦125
130
41 %
Louisville Gas & El Co
42%
43%
*125
_100
_
•
16%
19%
B
&
26%
1
1
common—
—
"
4
;
—
Corp——!
142
Louisville
25%
25%
34 Va May 18
series
7%
v
3,400
46
Lighting
Island
5%
•
400
9,000
26%
42
Long
52% July
25%
47 %
45 %
22
1
23%
23%
Ya
46
1
26
14
4
46%
27%
90
38% Feb
46'A
13,100
146%
46%
87 % Nov
130% Mar
; *
82 Ya
146
4
,
21%
8
7
Sep
..
'82%
24%
82 7/b
47%
10%
800
26 Va
20
102
21%
'
*10%
5,600
24,200
45%
Inc
preferred
conv
Aug 19
43'/a Sep
13
46%
f
ve.50%
*
08%
25%
517/a
20%
1
Inc—
5
4.84%
47%
47%
'
10A
.
147
•146
146%
146
146
82'A
82%
82%
82%
82%
146
-
Jan
34% Apr
2,900
27%
—5
4
130% Aug 25
8
NoV
4 Va
28 Va
4%
27%
.-
1,300
4
28
4 %
27%
25"""'
17%
17
4%
4%
27 Ve
;_7
10,300
28%
4
4%
1
100
—,—5
50c
4,400
3,200
1 %
27%
No par
5
5,400
2.50
4
17
1,000
4
16%
17%
Belt Co—5.
Industries
Aug
12.800
38
*33/4
4 Ve
*3%
3%
1%
Ilk*
Litton
19
21
50
3%
2,200
*28 %
Jan
July 29
3%
*35
38
*35
*3%
81
July 10
♦78%
79%
23%
80
104% Mar
6
79
31
*35
6
88
25
27
80
29
29%
14
7
6,100
27 Va
Co com
10
preferred
—100
4.25% series D preferred
100
4.35% series E preferred—
_100
Lorillard (P) Co common
5
23
2,200
39 Va
17%
Products-
5
July
30% Jan
Jan
96
4
26
38%
1
Electronics—
Ling-Temco
Link
700
25%
10
-15
j.,
preferred
7,100
36
38%
No par
_
—
1,900
84%
*35%
,
5
Tire——
Corp
32% Jan
30% Jan
15
92
Nov
15% Jan
&
36%
26
38%
33%
84%
84'A
26
'
•33
33%
5,000
2,900
50c
;
ji.__
Lionel
17
Feb
33%
18,800
27
11%
;_25
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
r,
1
96
24% May 10
111
142% Mar 25
71% Jan
18% Nov
Apr
48% July
3
31
36% Jun -26
69
19 % Nov
26
26
57
*26%
19,100
23 %
,
4
common
34% Aug 10
18% May 11
5
37% Jan
57%
26%
84
2,500
78
28%
preferred series A
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—
4
Sep
46% Jan
56 %
26%
Consolidada 6%
7%
28
139% Jan
59%
27%
*33
9,600
29%
—10
5
1
K V P Sutherland Paper Co
5
Libby McNeil & Libby
61% Jan
28% Sep 21
36% Nov 27
7
112% Dec
57%
26%
*79
—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
61
4
Feb
60%
27%
*35'/a
•
51%
58'A
51
33
10
;
13
23
14
-
58 Ve
100
1
15
18
17% July 10
51
1
23
Nov
77
,•
27
1
25
— 1
i
Kresge (S S) Co
Kress (S H) & Co
Kroehler Mfg Co
Kroger .Co
Aug 31
43% Sep
12% Jan
20
9
x75%
51
11% Jan
151
4
Jan
14% Mar 23
10% Mar
77%
50%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
21
63
76%
51
91% Jan
5
78% May 19
140
9
76
51
Lerner Stores C0rp__
9% Sep
July
77%
50%
39
22
73
76%
-2.50
26%
25
28% Sep
70% Jan
Nov" 13
No par
38%
Fink
68% Nov
57
25%
26
Lehn
7
29
Oct. 14
25%
39
Corp
1
25'A
26%
Lehman
Jan
.<63 % Jun
25%
$1.50 cortv *pfd ser A
Apr
48
34%
25
Co__
Lehigh Valley RR
5
33%
25%
38%
15
9
34%
26 Va
22
28
34%
X25%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries coin
22
Mar
25%
1
8
84%
7% Jan
98% Oct
2,500
36%
29% Jan
13% Jan
2,800
33%
1
41
152
49%
33%
6
4
.
49%
Day
32% AUg
10
2
Thanksgiving
13 % Jan
57% Dec
31
50%
18
"
12 Va
12%
34%
35 Va
28
12%
12%
100
50
83%
8
4,900
34
33
3% Mar 11
35%
12%
85
&
35%
36
50
36%
Rubber
1,400
CLOSED
35 Va
1,800
12%
33
Bryant—
51%
50
j
Inc__—
51%
50%
12%
Corp
Co
35
EXCHANGE
50%
50%
35%
Gas
69
35
STOCK
12%
83%
4.32%
—
x69
35%
♦35
—
250
50
1
100 G
Laclede
24% Dec
<10% Nov 23
35%
,_5
La
11
7
'80% Jan
35%
—
4%
preferredKorvette (E J) Inc
2
140% Dec
35%
-
Land
24% July 20
79% Aug 27
35%
Koppers Co Inc common—:..—10
.
Jan
57% Apr, 29
County
Kimberly-Clark
18% Jan
36
50%
Lee
3% Oct
92 Va
.
78%
—50c
Kennecott Copper
4
12
31% Mar
*87%
69 %
50 Va
King-Seeley Corp,
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
25
19% Jun
91 Va
69%
50%
6
20
*87 Va
%
24% Jan
28
87%
5,500
50
Lane
l%Oct
*85
54%
No par
——8.75
1
Lear
16% Sep
87%
35%
21
22
25
*85
70'A
20
25% Oct
91
91%
Mar 15
10
12
Sep
84
91
68%
25
14% Nov
10% Feb
29
*83
92%
*34%
Nov
4
27
Jun
.
*77%
84
•87 Va
Jan
13% May
78%
•91
35%
23% Jun
27
30% Mar 23
18
10
91
*77 Va
*82
92%
♦82
69%
2
7
2
34% Apr
23% Nov
24% Jan
8
15% Oct 21
•
24% Aug 30
33% Jun 27
27% Mar 11
3% Dec
78 Va
*77%
84
preferred
non-cum
100
x54
84
79 Va
*82
4%%. conv prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
36
19% Jun
26% Mar
5
4%
Kern
33
34%
20%
36%
27% Sep 29
Aug
5
43% Mar? 3
17 % Sep
120
•77 Va
Kerr-McGefe Oil Indus common
32% Nov
32% Nov 24
29
•
.
43% Jan 18
31% Jan
6
46% Jan
4
82% Apr 11
24
*107
54%
91%
18
5
85
120
54%
69%
58% Nov
46% Jan
34% Sep 27
*106
55%
*34%
60% Nov 21
74% Aug 25
39% Apr
7
26% Sep
\
5
44 Va Oct
120
55
*87%
——
6
24
22% Sep
j
<
30% Aug 17
Jan
64
*106
55%
No par
Kayser-Roth Corp
50% Nov 21
1
120
55'A
50
11
50% Jan
*106
87%
36
13
111
*85
7
Oct
•108
87%
38 % Aug 24
23
110
♦85
-
.
1.000
110
:._100
100
4.35%
1,000
46%
112
preferred
preferred
Kansas City Southern com
8
98
*45
♦108
4.20%
w-
.,
13,100
*96
112
92
July 28
10
38%
95%
46%
94%
♦45
•108
♦91
31% Feb 23
50% July 31
45%
38%
38%
38
38%
94%
45%
100
4
:,
38
94
45%
preferred
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Kansas Power & Light Co
12
38%
94%
100
L__
37% Sep 16
54% July 8T
Jan
Shares
100
preferred
preferred
13% Dec
7
21% Sep
Oct
90
Apr
fl
30% Oct 25
the Week
Nov. 25
4.50%
5
79% Jan
Friday
Nov. 24
38%
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
41% May 12
45% Oct
19% Oct
4%%
15
Thursday
Nov. 23
45%
-
33% Nov
90% Oct
27% Jun
11
Sales for
Wednesday
Nov. 22
94
Corp
preferred
34% July 12
43% Feb
9
17
13% May
30% Nov
13
95% Oct
Chem
33%
_100
50
preferred-.
100
(ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
20
Jan
&
convertible
4
'
77
Alum
4%%
4%% ' preferred
4%% convertible
„
79% Aug
86% Jan
—
:
Kaiser
6
87
6
82% Mar 18
Mar
May
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Nov. 21
Par
Sep
50
July 27
41% Feb
Jan
6
5
47
80% May 23
38% Aug 28
34% Nov
34
74
May 20
85% July 10
547/8 Jan
Sep 30
105% Oct
3
45
Mar 8
27
EXCHANGE
111% Jan
12
101
17
89% Feb
21
42% Jan
Mar 11
82
19
86
8
24
92% Jan
23
82 '/a Jun
Feb
57% Apr
20
737/a Nov
86
July 27
July
Sep 29
Oct
5,
32
9
93% Feb
42% Dec
HIGH
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1951)
Lowest
55
6.400
16%
16%4
1,600
M
Jan
22
26
3
123% Jun
9
116
32 % Jan
6
50% Dec
21
44% Oct
28
47% Dec
21
Jan
2
78% Sep
17% Oct
47% Oct
1
32% Nov
4
35
27% Sep 28
lib
37
bep„
Mar
..
Jan
,
29% Oct
7
52% Jan
25
49 Va Feb
17
7
37% Mar
30
87% Mar 30
79
14
20% Jan
35% Nov
'
78
50% Dec
20
.
Jan
.4
3
16% May
31% Feb
2
18
17
Oct
26
33
85
Macy
19% Jan
Magma
2
Magnavox
4% Jan
6
3% Dec
31
14
1% Jun
21
15 "A Jan
5
22% Mar 16
15% Nov
17
19% July
22% Nov
6
33
Jun
1
19% Sep
26
27% Jan
18
7% Jan
26
4% Jun
6
5% Jan
22
16% Dec
7
21% Dec
9
12% Sep
8
18% Jan
4
23% Jan
2
28% July 30
22% Oct
31
29% Jan
22
16% Oct
25
40 % Jan
6
7% Jan
V
4
59% Jan
12
40 Va May 23
54 V® Jan
2
51% Dec
10
44% Feb
17
55% Jun
Oct
27
93% Jan
62% May 11
36
46% May 22 -
88
32% Jan
14
34
Oct
6
46
May 19
53% Feb
26
93
Mar 28
89 Va Jan
4
Apr
12
61 Va Nov
25
26% Oct
19
38% Jan
6
24
40% Oct
31
53 Ve Aug
1
5
78
Aug 31
Jan
19
79
Aug 26
71
Dec
22
81
Mar 26
72% Jan
71
Dec
16
81
Mar 31
72
9
71% Dec
11
72% Mar 17
82
Feb
32% Sep
22
30
38
18% Jun
9
31% Dec
42
9
1
43% Nov
27% Dec
24
71 Va Aug
Dec
65% Jan
4
72
Jan
12
18
65% Nov
Oct
5
21% Sep
31
July 29
15
McCord
29
72% Sep
28
80 Va Feb
29
McCrory Corp common
3 Va %
convertible preferred
5
19
Nov
18
May
37% Jan
30
48%
July" 16
28
Oct
72
Dec
94% Aug
5
98
Oct
20
9
39 Va Jan
4
*
90%
Aircraft Corp-,
58%
27 Va Sep
1
11
McGraw-Edison
25
McGraw-Hill
21% July 17
15% Nov
15
187/8 Jan
11
"
21% July 25
31% Oct
20
24
37% Sep
21
50
Nov
18
8% Feb
13
10% Sep
11
20 % Jan
2
27% Dec
10
Feb
2
24% May 11
51
357/8 Jan
4
Nov
2
51V4 Jun
23
6% Oct
13
16% Sep
28
32
31% Aug
Jan
4
281/4 Jan
15
4
48
Jan
7
Apr
14
9
95% Mar 26
85% Nov
17
88
29% Oct
26
20 Va Nov
21
29% Mar 16
2
29% Dec
22
30
85% Apr
7
77% Jan
2
Jun
2
Mercantile
96 Va Jun
2
Merck
38
9
91% May 15
73
Jan
26
6
70
Jan
8
84
8
82% Seo
footnotes,
see
Shoe
13
7
361/4 Sep
7
14
Melville
84% Sep
17
Dec
Medusa Portland
58% Mar
page 24.
Aug 31
6
4%
Cement
Corp
common
$3.50
&
Co
Inc
Co
Inc
common
preferred.:—
Mergenthaler
Llnotvne
Co
—1
100
3%
16%c
No par
I
• <■
29%
45%
74
75Va
67%
76
20%
38%
38Vs
34 %
33%
34 Ve
33%
*31
31'A
13
74 %
97Va
24
25'A
12%
74 %
97
23
24
,
36 'A
34%
31%
13
74 Va
97%
25"%
24%
35%
34%
12%
23%
18Va
47 Va
54 Va
92
59 Va
29
44
75
74Va
67%
76
20
39%
98
99%
16
<
36 'A
37 Va
36%
34%
*31
12%
74 Va
96 Va
24%
23%
32%
98
34%
99
15%
27 Va
25%
34%
27
26
34
35%
34%
6%
16%
34%
*85%
16%
35%
82%
6%
<77 •*
74%
27%
26%
*15%
27%
*25%
*15%
34 Va
86
20%
29%
80
<*73V8
74
28
43%
74 ."
*74Va
*66
*75
38%
35%
81 %
100
-
12%
23Va
17%
47 Va
54 %
*90%
57%
•' 28%*.
43%
<*74
73%
*66
*75
19%
38%
13
23%
18%
47 %
55
92 59%
20
34
*85%
20Va
29%
79 Vs
No par
;
1%
2
58
20
6'A
16%
10
5
'
44%:
75
75
66%
76
34
1
Co
17%
47 %
54'A
*90%
.
59%
29
97%
15%
27%
25%
.9
Inc
preferred scries B
Stores
X34
No par
Co__
Trucking
30 Va Sep
Nov
&
Robbins
34'A
33Ve
31 %
74
*96%
23
24%
—3
McQuay Norris Mfg Co.
Mead Corp common
4%% preferred (1st series)
8
Feb
70
McLean
&
25% Mar 10
67
Feb
(A G)
McKesson
30% May 25
71
85
McKee
"
12%
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
No par
Dec
**
,
1
Co—
Publishing
28%
43%
75
75
66%
*75
19%
37%
*
1
2.50
99% Nov
.33
For
Co Inc
&
45% Jan
29
8
preferred
Ray)
8
32% Dec
44% Jan
McDonnell
(J
5
9
29% Jan
convertible
McDermott
24
14
Dec
.
3
50c
100
100
Corp
65% Feb
Mar
78
$6
No par
;
31
17% Dec
23% Jan
"
:
15% Feb
16
8
18%
47 Va
55%
90%
40% Jan
Feb
12%
23
13%
22%
17%
47%
55
28
58
17
13%
22%
.
24
94% Feb
41
37
*1Vb
.
4%
5
:1
4
•_—
28% Sep
18
24
4%
12% Oct
31
25% Nov
4%
21%
4%
1
32% Nov
Dec
16 Va
21%
23
77% Dec
87
16 %
21%
40 Va Aug
5
41% Jun
16'A
21 Va
4%
397/a Jun
Oct
54
16
23Ve
44 Va Jan
19% Feb
40Va
42
36%
1%
16%
7
2
39 %
41
36%
16 %
3
31
41 Va
421/2
37%
21'A
4%
26% Feb
Jan
39%
„—5
22% Mar
13% Dec
19%
Products—1
preferred--
McCall Corp
19%
12.50
1
.
14
18
7
30
29
29
77% Aug 31
19%
41'A
42%
37%
1%
40
100
Martin
Co____
——1
Masonite Corp——
No par
May Dept Stores common
—5
$3.75 preferred 1945 series_No par
$3.75 preferred 1947 series-No par
$3.40 preferred
No par
3%% preferred 1959 series
_100
Mays
(J W) Inc,:
-1
Maytag Co
——J
No par
MCA IncJ
No par
4%%
19Va
x42%
37%
1%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
Marshall .Field & Co com—No paT
'
19%
xl9%
.
Shirt---
Marine Midland Corp,
'
43'A
43'A
84%
.1
Marquardt Corp,
16
32%
*42 %
43 Va
83 %
——10
——1
1
1
—
& Co
Automotive
Maremont
31%
43%
43'A
84%
_100
Manning Maxwell & Moore
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
6
42 %Jun
i
R)
Manhattan
8
44% Nov
Co
(P
Manati Sugar Co„
18
4% Dec
Mallory
32%
*42%
43 Va
84
43
<
Copper—-_k
7
32%
43%
83%
32%
43
43%
83
50
4%%* preferred series A__
23
55
*116% 118
32
5
*.
—
preferred (w w)
Madison Fund Inc—-
19
*116% 118
100
(R H). Co Inc common——1
Jun
,59% Jan,
Inc„_
Trucks
/ 5%%
,
2
Va Aug 18
26%
26%
*116% 118
26%
26%
common__10
Forbes
&
preferred—-,.—
50 % Jun
34% May 10
Mar 17
40% Dec*
Mack
47% Sep
43% July 10
21
6%
0
42 % Nov
,
MacAndrews
20'A
29%
79Ve
*35Va
80
.
*73.%
73%
31%
13
75
96Va
25Va
24%
33Va
98%
16
28%
26%
35%
6%.
6%
6%
16%
34%
*16%,
16%
34Va
*85%
35
86
20%
29%
80Va
86
20%
29%
79Vs
*20 Va
29Vs
*79 Va
35%
76%
35%
82'A
76
73%
.
35%
81 Va
75%
72%
75%
72%
*26Ya
26%
300
118
*116
31%
32%
6,200
42%
43'A
400
43
43%
3,600
*83 Va
300
85
19%.
19%
9,800
39 3A
40%
8,400
42'/a
42 3A
36%
37
6,400
2,200
Va
1 %
6,100
16%
16%
1,400
21%
213A
600
4%
4%
1,100
1
123A
13
1,800
23
12,700
173A
18%
12,200
47%
48%
5,400
547/a
55
*90 Va
92
22 3A
2,000
10
61%
71,500
28%
287/a
2,300
43%
44
59%
3's
9,000
73%
733A
260
67%
67%
*74%
*75
75
76
90
80
——
19%
193A
3,100
39
39%
6,900
36%
37
5,400
36
36%
3,800
31
31
200
14,200-
12%
127/a
7 5'A
753A
97
97
25 Va
263/4
17,100
24%
25%
30,700
33
33%
11,900
98
993A
2,600
*15%
16
670
90
400
4,400
28
28%
26
26
500
35%
37
11,200
6%
*16%
63A
17
6,500
300
6,200
34%
34%
85 Va
85%
40
21
22 %
3,500
29%.
29%.
3,500
*79%
80 Va
*35 Va
35%
400
75%
77 Ya
21,000
160
♦75
75%
100
73
73'A
1.000
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2136)
20
.
.
Monday, November 28, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Sinee Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1959
NEW
Lowest
Highest
8% Nov
3
18% Feb
23
July
1
45 M» Oct
25
70% Jan
4
15
37
Mar 19
24% Jun
16
41% Nov
25
74% Dec
22
88% Apr
15
74% Jan
5
84
14
6
27% Jun
22% Feb 25
18
Nov
YORK
LOW
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Nov. 23
Nov. 24
Nov. 25
Shares
48%
49%
47%
48
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
No par
37 Va
38%
38 %
38%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
pfd—100
*82%
9
9
9%
9
9
9%
*47
8%
5
1—.
Co
PRICES
Wednesday
Nov. 22
12.50
Machine
SALE
Tuesday
Nov. 31
Par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Mesta
HIGH
AND
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
82 %
16% Nov
533/4 Jan
STOCKS
♦
Range (or Previous
Lowest
41 Va
47%
47 Va
1,000
38 Va
403%
40%
41%
71,400
83
83
84
*82Va
84
83
83
9%
28,100
90
Dec
28
98
Mar 13
83% Jan
13
93% Sep
8
4.35%
preferred series
100
91
91
*91
93
92%
92%
92%
50
75% Nov
30
88
Mar 31
75% Feb
15
82
Oct
10
3.85%
preferred series
100
*81
83
*81
83
81
81
79
80
30
74 % Nov
12
87
Apr
75% Jan
19
82
Nov
14
3.80%
preferred series
100
81%
81 y2
*80y2
8iy2
80%
80%
80%
80%
84% Dec
30
28
99% Mar 11
4
95
Aug 11
100
*93 %
95
*93%
95
25% Mar 16
33
Sep
21
Middle
10
29%
30%
58
Midland
1
__5
100
*46%
52y4
48%
52%
93%
94
10
*38%
39
38%
1
1.50
17%
132y2
18 V4
18
84
Jan
23
Dec
18
39 Va Jan
2
60% Nov
12
83% Jan
2
92
33'/a Dec
29
15 ya Oct
9
33
iiiya Jan
68
40% Jun
2
24 y« Mar 20
28
18% Feb
150
July 21
29 % July 29
9
20% Sep
Feb 27
21
31
4
Jun
88
45
Jan
Nov
Jan
22
48% July 25
59% Feb
3
88
Jan
5
94% Sep
9
SO
May
2
40% Nov
4.45%
15
1
15% Oct 21
123% Feb
preferred series
South
Enterprises Iiic
Midland-Ross
5%%
Oil
Midwest
2
28
14
39
2
25
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell
5
36 5/4 Nov
10
Minneapolis Moline Co
1
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
Nov
10
9
7
15
35 y8 Oct
20
Sep 28
17
Jan
11
Minn St
Oct
24
88
Jun
17
Minn
Apr
19
33% Jan
4
31% Feb
24
17% May 12
32% Nov
25
4
27
37% Jan
4
Mission
4
18% July
22% Jan
4
19% Nov
16
31% Dec
23
41% Mar 16
30
July 12
7
MarlO
35
26% Jun
15
39
20% Jan
17
17
22% Sep
7% Oct 26
15% Jan
11
30
Feb
9
18% Apr 27
70
Aug
5
68% Jan
8
78% Aug 14
70
12 y2 Nov
24
16
Jan
19
18% Nov 23
24
Jan
29
11% May 9
11% Oct 26
11% Dec
18% May 28
14% May 28
56% July 27
22
Jan
2
8
27% Dec
28
22
Sep
21
20 % Jan
14
60
Nov
1
Oct
12
10
May
5
7
Mar
4
13% Jan
21% Jan
25
Feb
24
57% Sep
37
Oct
10
8
22
13yaNov
5
34%
34%
34%
*6,000
14,400
30%
30%
30%
31%
30%
31
30%
31%
19
19
19
19 y4
19%
19%
18%
19
8%
8 Va
common—5
preferred——:
100
preferred
Co
Inc
RR
Monon
Class
class
Motor
4
Wheel
Mueller
62
*60
3,300
62
*70
72
*70
71
10
*70
14
13
13%
13%
13%
800
par
13%
14%
13%
14y8
13%
13%
13%
13%
2,800
par
*7%
7%
7ya
7%
7%
7%
*7 Va
7%
300
2
43%
43%
43%
44%
43%
44%
44%
45 %
31,700
5
31
31%
31%
3iy2
31
31%
31%
2,100
29 %
25
Co
No
par
*10
10%
*10
10%
*10
x31
1,000 lire
*10
10%
50
10%
28 V*
29
28 y4
28%
28%
28%
28%
33%
34
32%
33Va
32%
32%
33% 33%
<fc Co
No
373/a
33V2
*31
38
37%
♦30
34
7,100
38%
28%
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,900
34Va
33
34%
33%
35%
28,800
73%
70%
71%
71%
73
19,000
28 %
27%
12
11%
11 %
11
Hi/4
10
33%
34Va
33%
69 Va
71%
7iy2
5
12%
21%
1,500
18%
18%
2,100
48%
48%
47%
47%
700
28%
28
28%
27%
28%
17,600
26%
13%
48%
26%
12%
47 Va
10%
26%
27
13
47%
10%
13
13
46
46
10%
10%
5,600
28%
29%
29%
29%
3,100
71"%
73%
149
9%
18%
1
48
48
48
10
27
28
1
26%
13
48%
27%
13%
48%
1
10%
10"%
31% July 24
24% Nov
4
29% Sep
12
Murray
19HMT1I
12% Feb
1
667/a Jun
17
NAFI
Corp
1
Natco
Corp
5
(G
12
21
18%
21
18y4
53% Mar
C)
of
America
43,200
11%
11%
20%
19
47% Nov 14
33,500
21
ny2
21
18%
-
"
11%
H3/4
21
;
38
21
11%
1
5
Co—
Inc
35
28%
28
Co
'
27%
37%
28%
Lines
*32
34
11,200
38
38Va
28 Va
Corp
Corp
*32
par
3
Brass
Co
*60
72
Co
&
Munsingwear
Murphy
62
13%
Inc—
21
1
*60
No
shares
28% Jan 22
Sep 21
61
Mining & Chemical—
(John)
Motorola
May 31
61
27,000
14y2
Monterey Oil
Morrell
3,100
8%
70 %
(when issued)—1,000 lire
Co
1
Stamped
8
70%
Co—
Utilities
Power
American
8ya
No
—
Montana
12
7%
*14%
'
A—
Chemical
Montana-Dakota
7%
100
B
Monsanto
7%
8,700
1.25
:
23% Jan
25% Sep
34%
1
Inc
98
4
34V4
Co__6.25
Industries
19
51% Aug
34
4,300
Cement
Portland
47% Jan
2
24,700
6,700
Moore-McCormack
43% Jan
1,000
32%
5,100
7
25
33%
31%
36%
14% Jan
27
33%
31%
36%
10% Sep 29
26% Sep 28
60% Oct 24
Oct
33%
30%
36%
24% Feb 24
Sep 28
33%
36%
12% Oct 27
11
33%
31%
37
Montgomery Ward
17% Oct
33%
30%
36%
4
19
34
30%
36%
10
23
,
36%
25
20
34
.
No par
37% Oct
Dec
38,400
31%
3%
53% Jan
Jan
68%
*31%
Day
22
38% Nov
32
2,900
67%
31%
33%
25% Oct 24
24
11%
68%
31%
3%
63% Dec 23
9
10%
67%
32%
36% Jan
Feb
10%
69%
31%
10%
21%
7
Sep 22
10%
67%
31%
10%
3%
3
16
10%
69%
31%
10'/a
21%
20% Oct
25 %
10,400
33%
40% Feb
21% Mar
30,200
3%
Montecatini
2
14%
21%
RR—
Monarch Machine Tool—
31% Aug 16
25
15,000
14%
Thanksgiving
32%
Mojud
23
29% Aug 31
14
35 %
3%
4.20 %
11
27% Aug 28
13%
16,300
20%
35
33 %
11% Aug 22
31% Sep
2
14
133
20
34%
13y4
130
CLOSED
20%
14%
9,700
21%
3%%
4
35% Mar
EXCHANGE
700
18%
3%
Missouri
6
55% Jan
132
19%
34%
38%
18%
32%
Mohasco
23
35% Sep 20
26% Mar 8
129%
19%
180
38%
STOCK
21%
87% Mar 23
19% Jan
18
3%
80% Mar 11
15% Jun
38%
17%
Missouri Public Service Co
1
8
38%
18%
135%
33%
15
45% July 29
10
38%
132
21%
Jan
15
200
94y2
3%
Missouri Pacific RR class A
Dec
52%
*94
34y2
21%
6
Jun
200
*51%
94
18 %
33
48% Jan
12% Jan
48%
52
94
—5
36% Sep 28
17
47%
52
33%
34
52% May 25
34
47%
52%
94y2
18 %
Development Co
<.——5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp—,—10
Aug 16
8
2
135
1
Missouri-Kan-Tex
Jan
♦46%
17,500
*94
■
35%
x68
2.50
Corp_
48%
60
95
30%
*52
■■
31%
34%
6
8
*46Va
30%
30%
31%
No par
Light——No par
Corp—_—.
._1
Maid
29%
13%
Minnesota Power &
Minute
*93%
95
30%
17'A
par
Paper
•
*93%
29%
34
Marie__No par
S
Ontario
6% Jan
41% Jan
8
S
&
& Mfg—
&
27
3% Oct
23
38% Jan
Paul
Mining
Minnesota
38% Aug 31
4% Sep
Jan
No
Mission
5
49% Apr
29% May
60
Reg
Ex-distribution
28
16
Mar
Philipp Corp
24% Jan
19
Jun
38
Corp—
178% Jun
22
Jan
16% Jan
20% Feb
common
8
60
14% Dec
Corp
1st preferred
Minerals & Chem
26% May 16
!
Inc
17
Sep 26
19% Mar 23
12% Nov
31% Apr
31% Dec
Utilities
*91
♦18%
48
27%
26%
*13%
5,000
N
12% Nov
10
18
•
12
Mar 30
16
Jun
17
50 % Sep
15
63% May
OcT 13
54% Jan
4
National
Acme
16% Dec
23
0
29% Jan 23
40
17% Jan
4
National
Airlines
34% May
10% Nov 23
25% Apr 25
49% Mar 21
32% Aug 22
National
Aviation
74% Nov
National
Biscuit
24% Sep 21
49% Jan 15
Jan
6
66% Dec
30
164% Apr
14% Jan
3
142
Dec
22
8
Sep
10
15 Va Sep
25
2o% Jun
12
46% Feb
2
28% Jun
8
35% Dec
90
Sep
21
Jun
July 18
70% Jun
3
National
National
City
National
Dairy
21% Nov
25
31
44% Jan
20
62% Nov
14
7
24% Oct
24
35% Jan
11
Apr
6
83% Nov
18
24% Jan
21
109
71
Apr 27
9
11
11
National
Fuel
4
National
Gypsum
98
26
89
Apr 29
3
78
Sep
19
145
Jun
10
159
3
144% Jan
5
134% Mar 12
Oct
4
160
4%%
10
109% Jan
9
Aug
120% Jan
19
132% Sep
Aug 18
17% Oct
19
22% Nov
44
Aug 28
25
Oct
31
43
3
38% Dec
8
25% Oct
12
40
7
98% Aug
6
68
28% Jan
37% Dec
74% Jan
23% Dec
15
17% Sep
22
9% Jun
10
13% Jan
7
Sep 28
6%
6
14
4
National
Steel
8
National
28% Jan
24% Mar 25
20% Jan
28
4
National
Tea
4% Oct
31
13
Jan
4
National
Theatres
25
29% Jun
10
National
4% July 22
18% Mar 21
7% Jan
15
Natonas
27% Jun
29
Nautec
Feb
Jan
9
26
10% Nov
12
37% Apr
13
24
Nov
1
34% May 24
36% Jan
2
43% Feb
26
36% Oct
24
40% July 11
71 % Dec
28
71
79% Aug 19
19% Jan
2
74% Dec
22
68 Va Oct
15
82% Mar
2
25
14% Mar
Jan
21
19
21% Jan
19% Jan
4
22% Aug
75% Jan
8
85
4
Co
__No par
4
—
Television
&
Fibre
Neisner
Bros
Newberry Co (J J)
Aug 30
New
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
55
49% Mar 13
May 6
33% May 11
79% Jan
16
47% Aug 22
34% Oct
Corp
Newport News Ship & Dry
29
23% May 11
32% Jan
7
New
York
Air
25% Feb
9
33% Oct
6
31
31% Jan
6
New
York
Central
29% Sep
22
8
39% Jun
13
N
Y
10% Jan
6
2% Oct 25
6% Jan
3
Common
20% Jan
B
4% Oct 25
12% Jan
5
Preferred
24% Dec
29
38% Feb
17
27% Jan
11
13
Oct
24
,25% Dec
11
27% not 13
28% May
72% Jan
29
84% Mar 11
4
29% Sep 14
80% Aug 19
33% Dec
15
41% Jan
14
83% Mar 15
39% Aug 17
65
Sep
18
73% Apr
1
65% Jan
73
69
Dec
23
74
71% Dec
5
14
7
21
77% Apr 13
85% Mar 3
69% Mar
Dec
74% Jan
4
79% Oct
29
88% Apr
60
Jan
16
100% Oct
20
108
Mar 23
99% Feb
3
92% Jan
20
2
91
Sep
17
102% Feb 26
-;
'/a Sep
16
34
Jun
17
23% Aug 25
44% July 2
84% Jan
29
20 % Nov
25
11% Dec
4
30 % Sep
23% Mar 10
18% May 5
26% Sep 29
90% Oct 25
20% Jan 19
12% Dec
11% Mar
108
52%
23
Dec
23
17
Mar" 18
4
Y State
3.40%
76
Aug 17
80% May 4
88% Aug 18
4
Norfolk
22% Sep
22
American
American Car Corp
Northern
32 %
Sep
24
35% Jan
22
100% Oct
5
108
Feb
16
99% Jan
6
107% Aug 24
5%%
102
Sep 21
100% Oct 28
6
103% Jan
101% Jan
4
13
112
Sep
8
109% Aug 17
5.80%
103
57 %
16
May 22
6
35% Oct 25
48
29% Aug 26
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
22% Jan
25
28
67% Jan
5
78% Dec
29
88% Mar 23
78
Jan
8
79
21
86% Mar
81
Apr 29
79% Dec
28
88% Mar 23
79% Jan
79% Dec
28
89
80
Dec
2
Mar 25
24% Sep
18
44% May 12
29% Dec
22
46% Apr
10
29% Dec
22
44
10
39% Dec
For
17
footnotes,
Apr
40% Dec
see page
22
24.
Jan
11
6
24% Mar 31
13% Oct 31
22
Nov
4
17% 8ep 27
17% Sep 20
7
14
Northern
Pacific
States Pwr Co
5
22
Ry
37%
xl0%
3,100
1,100
10%
600
27%
27%
1,500
38%
38%
38%
77
77
77
21%
82
64%
43Va
21%
21%
11
''
!
>
:
700
62%
8,100
3,800
par
15%
15"%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
28,900
x36%
37%
37
37%
15%
37%
37%
37%
37%
24,800
par
21 Va
*80%
63%
42%
*76
21%
82
64%
44%
21 %
*80%
62%
42%
*80%
70
10,800
82
5,500
3
3%
33/4
33/4
7,700
5 %
5%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
5,500
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
2,300
27
27%
27 %
27%
27%
27%
27%
28%
4,800
78
2%
5
par
3%
3%
3%
76%
77%
*76%
77
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
70
68
69
68
69%
72 V8
72 Va
72%
72%
77%
77%
*77
*84
86%
*84
♦105
105%
104
98%
.
*72%
;•
38 3/4
70
530
73%
150
*72%
73%
77%
*77%
*82
84
*82
105
104
104
99
78
86%
77%
1
105
78
16,000
20
84
*
98%
105
98%
97
98%
*19%
20
20
20
20%
20%
—1
25
-25
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
30
30
93%
94%
94%
95
95
97%
96%
98
98%
100
78
38%
70
38%
68%
78
77
par
20
98%
20
30 Va
770
290
600
8,000
5,700
100
♦22%
22%
22%
22%
*22%
22%
*22%
23
10
12%
12%
*12%
13
*12%
13
*12%
13
18%,
19
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
44%
45 Va
44%
45%
44%
45
44%
44%
45
x44%
65
64%
64%
160
29%
29%
29%
9,500
43
43%
43%
44%
64%
64%
64
64%
X28%
29%
29%
29%
104
104
110
110
104
104
109
109
*106%
107%
♦106%
40%
40%
40%
*64
29%
*104
104%
104
100
18%
3,000
45%
30,300
44%
6,300
104
80
70
108%
109 %
*109
110
*103%
107%
*106%
107%
41
40%
40%
40%
41%
13,100
27
27%
27%
5,900
107%
—
26%
27%
27%
100
100
100
72
.72
*72
72%
72
72
*71
72
160
*83
84
♦83
84
83
83
*82
83
30
*82
83
*82
83
♦82
83
*81%
83
85
*83%
85
*83%
85
*83 Va
85
85
*83%
85
*83%
86
*83%
84
26%
*83%
26%
443/4
25,100
1
81 Wire
Co
44%
43%
44%
42%
43%
44
14%
15
14%
15
14%
15
14%
15
7,400
25
Co
43%
10
Inc—
preferred
Steel
76
1,600
5%
19%
25
100
Pharmacal
5%
*19
43%
100
Northwestern
38
76
5,900
14,900
(Minn)—
Corp.—
conv
38
15%
62%
5
Airlines
15%
1
24%
preferred series-.
Norwich
4%
*21%
*
42%
preferred series
2
5
22
25
$4.16
27
15%
4%
21%
25
Aug 26
Jun
15 Va
5%
25
87
59
2,100
25
♦83%
22% May
18%
25%
63
$4.11
5%%
18%
25%
Aug 26
4
7,600
43%
21
*80%
87
31% Jan
600
75
19
15%
22%
18"%
1,900
30%
76%
74
10
preferred series
Northwest
25%
110
140
2,700
1
76
$4.08
4
22%
37%
76Va
21%
82
63 Va
44%
x37%
9
31% Jan
127
22
25%
27%
Sep
Northrop
-
30
27%
86
25
4%
1
100
75
10%
1
preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
44% Nov
15%
22
•
76Va
19
50
$3.60
2
Dec
67
.
18%
127
1
149
6,100
.14,000
31
27%
100
100
100
5
Northern
22% Jan
4
75
31
31
27%
—5
Ry Co
Common
76% Sep
87% Sep
Jan
*30%
149
126%
22 %
25%
27%
Aviation
Central
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.60%
148%
10%
Northern Natural Gas Co
Jun
25
148%
126%
22
25%
89 %
50c
North
28
Nov
Western
North
Jan
*148% 149%
127% 127%
21
22 Va
25%
25%
93
5
Mar 29
63% July 15
26% Feb 17
87%
100
68
36
89%
27%
100
—100
45% May 24
14
27
87%
88
10%
100
-
Jan
*91%
89%
*91%
100
Norris-Thermador Corp
73
6,000
54%
Day
5%
100
13 % July 12
22% July 20
45% Nov 16
40% Dec
1,700
23%
54
-100
18% Sep 29
29% May 6
30
42
No
Ry common
Adjustment preferred
6% preferred—
Dec
85
23%
54%
93%
85
Corp—
——:
106 % Jan
&
84%
23
53Va
*91 %
53%
19%
1
preferred——
6
7
4,400
54"%
93 %
85
22%
5%
100
._j__
15
22
Sep 21
18
Gas
Jan
102% Sep
9
32
Nov
Electric
41% Jan
Aug
10,200
25,700
Co—
No
A
3.60% preferred.
3.90% preferred-——;
4.10% preferred—
5.25% preferred—
4.85% preferred
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co_
108
59%
25%
15
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No
64
113% Mar
Hartford
series
Common
$3.75 preferred
Mar 28
22%
*19
*10%
New York Shipbuilding Corp
N
400
24,100
25%
5%
10
No
&
57%
7,900
3,100
21%
58%
19%
Dock
——
5%
56
800
25%
5%
1
Brake
New Haven
29
24
EXCHANGE
9%
'700
CLOSED
19
10"%
pfd_100
Chicago & St Louis Co_.
Dec
74%
149 Va
9%
25,300
i-
Thanksgiving
5%
par
Newmont Mining
5% Dec
22%
72%
/
7
22%
59
19%
Electric System
27
10
23
7
148%
STOCK
57%
5%
100
England
Y
22%
59%
25%
85%
9%
56
22%
58%
25Va
84%
r
—5
No
common
preferred—
New
N
5%
24"%
9%
58
149
1
22
29% Mar
15%
22%
59
29"%
74%
149
_5
Dec
36% May 22
4%
73%
19%
Inc
2
6
15 Va
22
77%
19
29%
*148%
9%
56%
22Va
10%
1
Neptune Meter Co__
3%%
x76%
18%
48
10%
5
Co
23% Jan
15% Oct
1
Co—1
Corp__
86% Apr 30
107% Mar 11
35
30%
10
Vulcanized
27% Nov
30%
Corp
18% Oct
8
par
20
25%
149%
127%
20
26
1
Co
14 Va Oct
27% Nov
*148%
*125%
100
Steel Cast_No
4
10% Mar 24
24
&
National-Standard
15
Dec
89%
Corp
Sugar Ref Co
31
Malleable
88%
10
Jan
Natl
54%
92 Va
5
—
Service
Jan
16% Oct
14% Not
5% Nov 24
preferred B
Linen
54%
92
common
preferred A
National
22%
par
No
Co
22V2
1
common
preferred
Lead
29%
73%
149%
9%
56%
58%
x22%
23%
59%
60%
25
25%
84%
84%
_10
Co
Co
98% Jan
40% Mar 13
24
5
29
71%
149
9%
100
Gas
7%
22
2
$4.50
National
7
22
1
Corp com__5
pfd series of 1951
100
Jan
97% Feb
Inc
& Chem
Jan
104
5
Products
59
132% Aug
2
Lines
Natl Distillers
24% Jan
19
10
Register
49% Oct
9
Jan
Corp
21% May 27
19
Mar
May
5
10
common
100
Cash
15
Nov
12
Can
12
Feb
22 Va Dec
National
26
Corp
Co
preferred
1
49% Oct
84
17
7%
11% Mar
5
Jan
104
120% Dec 31
25
157% Aug 12
32% Jan
24
23
8
12
54% Jun
1
52% Sep
80
12
143% Jan
Co__
;
26%
22
22%
22
22%
22%
223/4
22%
23 Va
3,000
20%
20%
21-
21
21
20%
20%
1,200
44
44
44
44%
44%
44%
44 %
3,400
5
62 %c
*20%
44
Volume 192
..Number 6007
,
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2137)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1969
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
31% May 17
38% Sep
94% Sep
83
Dec
31
953/4 Jan
16
84
74
Dec
29
85
Jan
12
75% Jan
82
Jan
13
89
Jan
96
95% Jan
16
86
Jan
873/4 Dec
86
15
100
Sep 30
34'/a Nov 13
27% Jun
46% May 21
34% Mar 4
9
16
Dec
80
Sep 25
25% Dec
41% Feb
29
18
Jan
4
9
12
35
34
34
34%
343/,
4
18% Oct
20
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Olin Oil & Gas Corp..
16% May
7
943/4 July 2
1043/4 Dec 31
9
27
13
Dec
35 %
35%
913/4
353/4
110% Dec
31
4
Otis
Outboard
19% Oct
24
37% Jan
Oct
24
23% Jan
12
15% Feb
23
Jan
25
16% Jun
1223/4 Jun
14
75
823/4 Oct
31
116
17
9
104 % Feb
16
23% Oct
26
85
Jan
5
Jun
Aug
35%
16%
34%
4,900
90%
240
*78
79%
130
923/4
•16%
*86%
30%
30%
30%
40%
40
40%
393/4
35%
34%
*16%
88
40%
88
88
15%
16
16
15%
363/4
36%
36%
36%
553/4
54%
56
533/4
55
30c
24%
243/a
233/4
243/a
23 %
24
15%
15 %
15%
15%
15
15%
Corp (The)
Corning Fiberglas Corp
1
*15
16
16
*15
16
•15
933/4
94%
94%
95%
95%
87%
86%
88
853/4
113%
113%
112
113
111%
25
25
25
90
89
90
*90
*88%
1,200
533/4
54%
13,600
Exchange
23%
15%
24 %
23,000
15%
1,550
closed
*15
113
25%
25
25,000
16%
36%
STOCK
89
....
40%
16
97%
86%
5,000
36
16
1
com—6.25
10O
303/a
40%
36»/a
55 V*
3,100
16%
30%
16
36 Ye
110
12,200
35
•86%
303/a
40%
903/4
35%
163/4
303/a
923/4
*90%
34%
4%
preferred
100
Oxford Paper Co common
15
$5 preferred.....
—No par
9
34%
♦90
35%
34%.
10
Corp
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
130% May 31
34% Jan 27
93
*86%
Shares
913/4
No par
Marine
Co.—
Owens
*16%
*91
3.125
Overland
l
163/4
88
the Week
Nov. 25
93%
5
.1
Elevator
Outlet
163%
93%
30 Va
*86%
..7.50
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4
38% Apr 28
993/4 Feb
4
24
42 3^ July
5
58% Jun 23
"
—20
.———100
Gas...
Friday
Kov. 24
79
•90%
—
Natural
Sales for
Thursday
34%
90%
*78
913/4
543/8 Jan
Oct
*89
—No par
common..5
preferred-..
34 ya
90%
79
*90 %
Oklahoma
July 28
343/8
89%
100
»_.
Co_—;—
4.24%
33%
*78
93%
30% Nov 21
16
78
*923/4
87
Jan
89%
773/4
933/4
24% May 10
373/4 Aug
4
Jan
34%
89%
•923A
83% Jun
39% July 15
61% Feb 10
85
Okla Gas & Electric Co
4%
preferred
34
100
2
16
Nov. 23
100
;
5
15
263/4 Nov
Ohio
Oil
Wednesday
Nov. 22
100
•4.44%
4.56%
Tuesday
_15
common
27
58 3%
7
973/4 Jan
Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Feb
36
15% Nov
Edison
4.40%
3.90%
HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Nov. 21
>
Par
90% Feb
30% Jun
31
15% Nov 21
79% Feb
Ohio
19
Sep
Aug
35% July 15
16% Sep 21
28% Mar
36% Mar
293/4 May
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
933/4 Sep
393/4 Jan
30 % Aug
LOW AND
NEW
Thanksgiving
16
95%
Day
96%:
6,100
113
25%
91
5,700
89%
88
►112
25%
2,900
900
25%
4,400
91%
*90
60
P
-.
9%. Sep 23
16% Nov 16,
14% May 14
233/4 Jan 16
5
153/a Jan
23% Feb 26,
11% Nov 27
18
Jun
22
51% NOV
5
58% Jun
9
45% Nov
16
25% Sep
67% Apr 20
66% Apr
3
7
56% Jan
23
126
Oct
4% Sep
29'% Oct 20
1443/4 Apr 24
21
22
30
Sep
6% Jan
29
46% Nov 24
3
11
Jan
7
12% Oct
11% Jan
26
5
18% Mar 18
46% Sep 28
May 11
60
17% Aug 17
6
183/a Jan
Pacific
18% May 11
22% May 2
Pacific Coast Co common
60% Jan
Pacific Finance Corp...
9
8
16
Pacific
32% Jan
28
Pacific
130% Feb
23
4% Oct 26
19% Oct 25
Oct
24
Feb
12
39
Jan
173/4 July
17
35% Apr 13
163/s Apr 28
23% Jan
4
25
59% Jan
40
11
1
83
Dec
Sep
21
36% Feb
Jun
8
9
28
83% Mar 18
49% Nov
913/4 Oct
50% Mar 13
8
42
2
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
67% Sep
51 Ya Jun
4
28V4 Jan
33% Oct
24
49% July 30
31% July 24
65% Mar 20
7
233/a Jan
23
42% Sep
22
Oct
12
3% Jan
30
12% Feb
26
18% Dec
14
14% Feb
12
193/4 Nov
243/4 Apr
64% Jun
8
21% Jan
12
24
11
2
1% Nov 21
44
Mar 15
Nov
393% Mar 12
36
Nov
1
Sep 20
18% Jun
Jun
29
48
45
27% Oct
28
35
Jan
27
28 3/4 Sep
7
Sep
21
11
35% Dec
13
88
Dec
11
29% May
102% Apr
84% Dec
14
5
8
98% Apr 20
15% Nov
17
20
5
10% Oct
5
17% Jan
40% Nov
27
55% Mar 20
30% Nov
7
45
493/4 Jan
5
57% Dec
30
26% Jan
2
64% Aug 11
74
Mar 23
393% Dec
31
253% Jan
89.
Jan
4
85 % Jan
18
54% Feb
Oct'li
15% D6c
99% Feb 25
193/4 Jan: 22
18
95 % Mar
3% Oct
~6% Feb~24
27
30% Sep
J. 94%
54% Dec
46% Jun>.
20
43% May
22
Sep: 22
:
23r
11
75
Dec
23
85
Dec, 17
93
Dec
89% Sep
103% Apr
88% Apr
99
28 /
21
Jan
Jun
9
77% Dec
23
84% Jan
38% Apr
8
62% Oct 21
71
60
75% Nov
Mar 23
74% Jan 14
41% Mar
53% Nov
21
183/a Sep
6
4
493/4 Aug 27
13% Apr 29
31% May 6
41
Nov
8
91
Apr
11
97
Aug
8
533/4 Deo
3
43% Feb
1
73
21% Jan
453/8 July 7
26% Dec 15
5
83
Dec
Dec
3
14% Dec
28
99 3/4 Apr
2
19% Aug 17
125% Deo
24% Jan
73 % May
16
NOV
20
813/4 Nov
88
Aug
93
Jan
14% Nov
9
19 V* May 20
124% Jan
7
55% Sep
28
803/a Jan
11.3/4 Nov 23
22% Jan
59
Nov
21
71
Jan
12
59
Nov
15
75% Jan
15
28
18
5
125
9
23 Ye Jan
5
9
9% Sep
Mar 16
113 % Oct
132
81
Dec
18
125
9
Dec
18
56% Dec 31
45% Oct 25
83% Oct 26
43% Mar
8
28
31% Apr 17
188% Dec 22
15% May 10
163% Feb
1
28% May 14
173/4 Oct 25
Jan
88% Oct
12
29% Feb 24
27
Feb
1
90%, Nov 30
81% Feb
1
Dec 31
96
14
25% May 19
73% Feb
9
83
05
Dec
78% Jan
19
80% Jan
5
22
19% Dec
22
104
Sep 21
8% Nov 23
•
85
Feb
8
98
Jan
14
41% Feb
17
76% Mar 13
65% Jan
5
233,4 Jan
13
22% May 14
117% Feb
5
20% Jan
7
20
May 11
106
Feb
18
16%
2,100
16%
16%
16%,
46%
•45 Va
46%'
5,400
5,500
29% Dec 17
34% Nov
1&
15
Jan 16
86% Jan
7
36% Aug 31
263/4
26%
263/4
273/8
95 y4
95
96
95%
96
100
92%
92%
923/4
923/4
92
92
91%
91%
80
11
U 3/o
llVs
113/8
11
10%
,11%
33,600
32%
31%
31%
323/a
32%
32%
32%
'64%
5,500
4,300
10
.5
Ac
E'astern
Milk Co
31%
.25
Ry Co
63%
64%
64%
64%
64%
39%
38
38
38
38%
38
428/B
43
42»/8
44
43%
443/a
32
32%
X31%
32%
323/a
34%
35
37
*94%
953/4
*94%
(Chas)
2nd
94%
633/4
94%
153/a
503/4
|
96
3Va
5
293/4
•100
Corp.
12.50
No par
common
preference
preferred
preferred
:
preferred
preferred...
conv
com
•
151/4
STOCK
15%
15%
2,300
54%
EXCHANGE
53%
.543/8
3,400
3
•
x293/4
.
3%
47
46
51%
51 »/8
22
21
21
98%
♦98%
102
•100
303/a
453/4
51 »/s
513/4
10,700
3,900
22/
V
983/4
98%
98'/i
983/4
82
81
81
92
91
91
91
91
80% ;-81
89%
89%,
99
99
99
100
98%
98%
313/4
32 V+
(.31%
33%
33
18 Va
17%
18%
17%
18y4
17%
63%
75%
63
63
74%
743/4
82
81
81
79
78%
78%
79
79
53%
53 y8
533/4
52
53%
5
74%
100
•81%
100
190
110
18
14%
153/a
15%
39%
39%
40%
93
93
54%
55%
54
37%
353/4
363/a
17%
173/a
173/8
•82 %
83%
♦82%
83
81%
*80
85
15
15
15
15
126
126
•125
127
2,000
6,900
94
20
173/4
53%
53%
363/8
*80
173/4
30
1,760
32,100
41
*92
210
5,200
54
82
81 %
,
753%
82%
393/e
94
53%
353/4
.
•78% "79%
53%
533/4
15%
153/4
153/4
*92
60
28,700
30,400
63%
75
*81%
39%
39
94
100
•63
74%
82
15%
558/b
36%
*92
64
74%
*81%
15%
38%
63
*99
100
150
333/8
53 Y*
3
99
78
-
31%
63
50c
30%
18
—100
353/4
37%
4,900
12,300
17%
17%
2,000
17%
82%
•82
83%
83
*80
83
15%
15%
xl4%
14»/a
Sep
guaranteed preferred
.100
&
173/4
x633/4
1251/4
125%
70
100
1,000
5,800
67%
23,300
123/4
7,100
12%
12%
60
*58%
60
60
*59
61%
10%
12
93/4
10
93/4
*113%
115
12%
•113%
115
1
Corp
53
53%
92
92
63%
65
65%
23%
233/a
223/4
113/4
*113%
52%
90
90
67
68%
22%
23
*90
*
2,300
22%
223/4
4,200
27,100
230%
240%
18%
18 3/4
18%
183/B
18%
233% 2373/a
18%
183/4
100
•883/4
89%
89%
89%
89%
90
*89%
—10
29%
2
134%
59%
30%
135
233
2363/4
"
30
293/4
30%
136
293/4
135
135%
1353/4
6,600
8,800
60%
41%
58%
403/4
411/4
40%, 41%
283/4
*283/4
29
283/4
283/4
28%
28%
•81%
*83%
84
♦81
84
*81%
83
•81%
83%
86
*83%
86
♦83%
86
•83
*85%
85
100
*85%
..100
*101%
Nopar
453/a
*70
22
..25
50
29%
,137%
29%
136
x283/4
_100
1,800
90
X41%
88%
103
453/4
71%
60%
41
41 »/a
*85%
88
•101%
103
45%
59%
,
*85%
59J/4
86%
*102
103
593/4
593/4:
-
101%
45%
45%
44%
45«%
*70
71%
701/4
70%
*70
;
600
88%
150
453/4
4,700
20
71
22
*21%
22%
*203/4
•203/4
211/4
*203/4,
500
,22%, 22%
21%
22%
21%
*21%
*203/4
113%
113%
113%
8%
8%
83/b
8%
*85%
29% Feb
4
31%
31%
31%
Pullman
31%
32%
32%
2
37% Aug 30
373/iJUn 24
39% Jan
4
Puget Sound Power Ac Light CO..10
10
Pure Oil
333/a
33%
33%
26
61: Sep 23
125% Jan 11
26
Mar 8
.36
Aug 18
27% Nov 14
No par
..5
87%
,
*85%
313/4
323/4
31%
313/4
32%
33
32%
33%
87%
33%
*113%
8%
X85
31%
X32
33%
3,200
14,000
102
25
113%
...
270
683/4
238 3/s
100
Inc
1,600
92
18%
100
...
100
2,800
68
233%
preferred
.1
150
10%
1
86%
11
61%
62
*113% 115
52%
523/4
52%
92
66
60%
*60
10
115
1133/4
8%
11% Feb
i
10
52%
•91
,
62
93/4
23
52 y4
60,
113/4
11%
60
*60
10
preferred
4.32%
preferred—
4.16%
preferred
4.80%
preferred
Aug 25
19»/a
66%
75
Co.
3% %
22% Mar 22
19
67
59
2.50
.
Public Serv Co of Indians
19
74% Sep 13
23% Apr 20
19%
653/4
60
preferred.
preferred.
preferred
4.30%
5.05%
7
49% Aug
19
66
100
4.08%
1053/4 Aug 19
19
5
Inc.
30
18 y»
65
.100
.100
100
♦125% 127
18
64%
8%
42.
46%
45%
51
•81
803/4
86 V*
54% Jan 16
,
3,300
24,900
303/a
102
*21%
113 y2
27% Jun
Day
3
•
•100
22%
100
48% Apr 18
Thanksgiving
*21%,
Publicker, Industries Inc Common
5
$4.75 preferred
No par
29
,
463/a
51
3
,29%
:
102
•86% Nov 21
Feb
CLOSED
3
29%
473/a
52
*90
_100
3
303/8
51%
98%
260
15%
53
*100
97%
803/4
100
,100
96
15%
53
102
•21
.Nopar
(NY).
3%
30%
4,500
15%
46
(conv) ..—100
*94%
330
13,200
503/4
'
& Co Inc com—33yac
preferred
520
38
42%
*38
Nopar
...
.
413/4
100
331/3c
common
63%
,11 «/8
25
7% Sep
81
7,200
26%
30% Oct
82% Nov 24
16
95%
4.18%
Aug 30
87% Aug 17
123
16 Vs
*45
26%
..10
Public Serv Elec Ac Gas com.No par
$1.40 div preference com
No par
12
86
90
16%
x27
9,200
96%
Potomac Electric Power Co
Procter Ac Gamble.—.:
Public Service Co of Colorado
137% Nov 16
Mar 20
9
273/4
2,800
10,100
263/4
Porter Co Inc (H K)—
5%% sink fund preference
66% Aug 26
6
27%
95 y4
Poor
11
29% Sep
18
200
53%
27%
1
263/s
Polaroid
41% Aug 23
Jan
23%
523/4
100
Plymouth Oil Co
Aug 16
8
48% Feb
24.
20% Sep
95% Jan
9
106% Apr
40% Sep
19 »/8
23%
52%
•23%
preferred
Plough
2613/4 Aug 22
5
253/a Jan
93
Sep 23
Sep 22
21
98
4
92
5
Jun
4
11
Jan
16%
19%
24
52 Va
24
3,000
Pittsburgh Ac West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young Ac Ash pfd
Pittston Co (The) common
$3.50 convertible preferred
71% Aug 17
2
253/4 Nov
26% Mar
52
28
Corp...
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Apr 11
36% Mar
5
43% Apr
10
5
27%
193/8
1,700
32
Chemicals
5%
6
8
58% Jan
4
26% Dec
78% Oct
273/a
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc..—1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
__10
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
4
33% Mar 3
91% Mar 20
473/4 Feb 17
353/4 Dec
80
Jan
81% Jan
124% Jan
31
26%
19%
19
300
1,300
1%
273/b
7%
4
Feb
19%
52%
19%
34
1%
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
Aug 31
8
Sep 22
88
132
8
22
38% Jan
July 23
86
34% Mar 31
21% Nov 17
22
4
10
81% Nov 21
283/4 Jan 26
82% Jan 29
30
Sep
8
62% July 31
96% Jan
25% Jan
513/4
Phillips Petroleum
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
Pillsbury Co common.
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
l
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke As Chem Co com.10
$5 convertible preferred
No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
.Nopar
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
1
43 V2 Jun
91% Mar 19
110,
1003/4 Jun
4
Sep
29% Sep 28
17% Oct 26
17% Nov 17
42
Dec
74% Dec
Mar
145
19% May
08
Mar 18
94
3
89
*23%
52
23%
33%
1%
31%
.......
preferred.
3.90% series preferred
2
16
24
51%
5
4%
25
95% May
Sep
18%
♦23%
l
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
Aug 12
80% Aug 29
85
2
20% Jan
.5
25
23%
34 y*
♦I'/b
*33
l3/«
26%
4.68%
18
Apr
5
77% Jan 20
36% Dec
32
34
16/8
3.50
Phila Ac Reading Corp
Philco Corp common
Mar 29
14
1
333/a
l'/a
31%
4.30%
6
16% Dec
233/4
35
27
Sep
90
Jan
23%
233/4
•33%
30%
96
9
23%
*23%
90
263/4
$1
6
82
393%
30
6
Sep
523/4 Mar 23
38%
27%
3.80 %
Jan
28
393/8
38%
29%
4.40%
49
22
38'A
383/a
24
26%
1
101
11% Jan
38%
*
29%
8
12
Oct
38
.
27
2
Oct 25
65% Mar 10
55
9,200
29%
833/4 Sep
Jan
4,300
31,100
89%
543/4
1%
common
553/8
48 8/8
*88%
56
1
Corp
8,500
88%
54%
47%
89
55 V4
No par
preferred
47%
88%
48 6/b
88%
55%
2.50
common
X46%
475/e
90
55%
4,400
26%
99 Y* Sep
24
48%
22,900
1,400
3
7
26
17 % Oct
47%
•89
1
100
53/4
213/a
12%
17%
46%
13
93
Apr 30
16%
5
423/4
Phila Electric Co
Aug 16
Jan
171/4
5%
42%
Phelps-Dodge
Aug 29
75
17
5%
,
•45%
4%
6
53
87% Jan
173/4
Pfizer
9
23
2
12%
17%
23
47% Mar 31
15
13
123/4
173/a
21
20% Jan
18
12%
17%
15%
104% Jan 26
84% Apr
74% Dec 22
41
57% Jan
21
493/4
73
:l
54
Jan
8
22
1
5% Jan
43% Mar
21
12%
21%
12%
.10
38>/4 Jun
Mar
56/b
20%
100
20
100
x5%
123/4
Pfaudler Permutlt Inc
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Oct
3
53/4
21 Va
4%% preferred
Petroleum Corp of America..
3
26% Mar 14
53/a
4,500
2,500
140
423%
Peoria
25
98% Jun
139%
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania
RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
11
56% May 12
36 3% May
6
7
Dec
8
Apr
22% Jan 26
15
55
5
57
9
Oct
4
Mar 30
:
70% Mar
22
,87% Dec
100
139%
42%
4%%
7
16% Jan
140
43
Pet
54% Nov
28%
42%
25
7
51 y»
46%
37
16
51%
28%
140
12%
No par
100
Pepsi-Cola Co_
May 17
51%
28 Va
433/4
17
Nov
•138
66%
51%
28
43
66V2 May 16
68% Mar 25
13 %
16,600
66%
51%
•45
50'A Jun
47
2,660
_1
15
62% Jan
140
663/e
49%
28%
51
273/4
600
22
49%
203/4
Penna
973/4 Aug 24
943/4 Aug 31
Nov
663/4
49%
66%
.50
29
Sep 28
64%
"
49%
.1
preferred
37% Nov
8
65 Va
49%
1
No par
Cement
conv
139
483/8
70c
Enterprises
prior
Ford
&
34% Jan
30
92
&
conv
Pennsalt
30% Mar 31
Jan
•20
48%
Glass Sand Corp
1
Penn Power & Light
com....Nopar
7
Jan
6
18
22
..50c
Co
Penney (J C) Co
5
July
&
Mines
4.68%
7
25% Nov
22%
Corp
...
Penn Fruit Co Inc
9
32 3% Dec
Consolidated
Penn-Dixie
4
Sep
Sep
*20
•20
52
Penick
4
38% Aug
8
22% July.25
14%
22%
14%
*20
28
Davis
5%
22
24
2,100
15%
27%
Peabody Coal Co
6
41
26
21
2,500
13%,
*143/8
51»%
Patino
17
15
30% Sep
15%.
13%
14%
643/4
Parker Rust Proof Co
Parmalee Transportation
Mar 16
543/4 Sep
31% Jan
143/4
13%
14%
..25
preferred
Parke
'60% Feb 29
3
14%
13%
14%
133/8
Paramount Pictures Corp
3
21% Sep 29
45% Nov 25
4%
14 y»
13%
Lighting Corp
No par
Telep As Telegcom.—14 2/7
preferred
100
Common
4
Jun
14%
13%
14%
48%
Tin
1
14%
13%
14%
25
„
Electric
As
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Line-
15
21% Oct
94
14
1
Packard-Bell Electronics.
Pan American Sulphur
6
5
Inc.5
.10
Gas
Pacific
4
203% Nov
:
6%
2
7% Jan
145
Inc.—
Aggregates
preferred
26% Mar 10
43
.
5%
11
Pacific
46% Mar
Fisheries
Pacific Cement &
71% Sep
53% Sep
.12
Jun
Amer
21
114%
83/a
85
330
2,600
'
210
31%
8,600
32%
7,600
14,500
33%
Q
44% Dec
29
124% 8ep 22
24
Feb 25
.
?
4
140
Mar 5
27% Oct 27—
for footnotes, see page 24.
Jan
:
-
Quaker Oats Co common.
5
6% preferred
:—
_100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp..10
58%
132
:
59
132
27% -27%
56%
•132
.27%.
58
134
273/4
57%
•132
57%
,
*27%
134
273/4
56%
•132
*27%
56%.
134
273/4
2,000
220
800
i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
.
.
Monday, November 28, 1960
.
(2138)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Predion*
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
Nov. 22
Sa'ps for
PRICES
Thursday
Nov. 23
;
Friday
the Week
Nov. 24
Wednesday
Nov. 21
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Hlghee*
Lowest
AND
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Range
Year 1959
Nov. 25
Shares
R
43ft Feb
Dec
28
47
23ft Jan
9
Mft Jan
46 Va Oct
1
5
41ft Dec 17
73
May 22
73% Deo
74% Mar
9
8
2
19
15
28
29
70
30% Feb
Sep
15 ft Sep
6
Jan
25
25
28
53% Jan
4
24
I8Y4 Jan
5
37ft Jan 28
22
Nov
14
33 Ye Feb
12 Ya Nov
22
28ft Jan
27% Jun
Jan
6
Reed Roller
Bit Co
9
14
1
41% Sep 28
15% Nov
1
28 Ya Jan
18
Reeves Bros
Inc
5
40% Apr 22
17 Va Oct
24
28 Ye Jun
16
Reichhold
8% Feb
24
*15% Sep
9
25ft Dec
28
33% Jan
17
Oct
12
Jan
25ft Nov 16
15ft Nov 27
20% Apr
17
Dec
3
8
73
16ft Jan
2
Jan
7
4
5
4%
20
18
16 Ys Jun
44
68 Ye Jan
4
Reliance
27% Feb
1
Reliance Mfg Co
-
21
24
Sep 29
Apr 18
22
7ft Nov
25
11% July
1
19% Mar 14
7% Feb 25
12 ft Nov
11
14% July
12% Jan 20
66 ft Apr
8
81% Sep
51 Yb Oct
38ft Jan
5
46 ft Jan
28
64% July
63% July 27
50% July 7
46 Ya
11Y. July 11
15 y4 Aug 23
22
70Ye Jun
24
33% Sep 28
23
Revlon
21
78% Jan
Feb 17
4
37% Oct
24
56% Juxi
67 ft Nov
16
71 ft Dec
23
37 Ye Sep
48 ft May
15
42 Ya Jan
48
Sep
23
149
Jan
5
7
HOY* Oct 27
July 24
163
3
Mar
116
23
2
4
3
7
9
2ft Jan
4
82 Ye Oct
24
Richardson-Merrell
89% Nov
25
Richfield
Jan
4
55 Ys Jan
76 ft Jan
5
12
94 y4 Nov
21
84% Mar 26
30% Dec 17
9
2% Jan
Nov
1% Sep 22
IY4 Aug
76 Y4 Nov
76
Oct
22
4
16
3
19
55
Apr
52
Jun
5Ya%
25
50
Jan
Rochester
Oct
28
26Y4 Jan
Rochester
27% Oct 26
38% Jan
30
82
Jan
18% Nov
16
13% Sep
22
3
25
21 Ye Jan
13
467/b Jan
4
21Ye Mar
2
2
40
Oct
6
16
Jun 24
12% Dec
1
22
22
10% July 2
16% Oct
1
47 ft Mar 11
313A Oct
Oct
15
3
50 Va Jan
26
31ft Sep
19
24 ft Jan
2
11 Ye Oct
25
Jun 22
12 Ya Apr
5
17
Rohr
21 Ya Jan
9Y4 Apr
May 27
Aug
4%
3
14
12% Apr
14% Mar 23
34
16% Jan
16
Sep
89
14 Ye May 12
24% Mar 12
7
Nov 17
18
Rohm
Mar 23
780
July 26
Jan
4
605
33 Ya
32 5/e
34
23,900
Haas Co
&
Aircraft
Ronson
Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co—
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Co—
24
42
Jan
22
Ruberoid
3
17
Oct
19
17%
I6Y4
17 ft
16Ya
163/e
16%
I6Y4
3,700
19 Ye
18%
18 Ya
18 Ye
18 5/e
18 Ye
19
9,200
0
26% Jun
23
(Jacob)
—
Ryan Aeronautical Co
33% Sep
19
Ryder System
.—
42% Jan 15
84ft Nov 24
Dec 15
80
90ft Aug 17
2
38
18% Nov 17
27
Sep
21
42% Jan
14
69
29% May
8% Deo 24
15
Feb
26
19
37 Ya Sep
7
3Q
22% Jan
18
69% Mar
88
•10%
16%
*16 Ye
16%
EXCHANGE
45 ft
45%
45 Ya
CLOSED
7 23 Ya
23%
23 Ya
233/4
23 Ye
^
]
57
'
18%
7
12
7
JuiyTS
45% Aug 12
13
19 Ye Oct
July 13
7
10Ys May 16
14
Jan
21
19
373/e Jan
31
6
8
Feb
10
11
62% Feb
9
82
Deo
7
42% Oct
25
81% Jun
17
39ft Feb
10
52
Dec
7
36
Oct
18
50ft Feb
t
Feb
9
mi Nov
ii
73% Nov
1
16% Feb
15
12
5
9
87 "ft Mar
71% Feb
17
8
72% Jan
73% Nov 18
81
72
May 27
23
96
Apr
81
Jan
4
Oct
31
78
Mar 17
66ft- Jan 26
80
Dec
82
Sep 21
67
Dec
31
6ft Nor 13
4
31% Nor
20% Nov 19
2
13 ft Jan
Jan
13
30% Mar 18
16
10ft Mar 11
5% Nov
16
29 Ys Sep
29
29% Apr
3
20 Ye Apr
12
77
0
8
Aug 15
92 Y2 Aug
19
Jan
15
71% Jun
15
8 Ye Jan
14
38 Ye Jun
13
30
40% May 25
26 ft July 18
93% Jun
24% Aug 22
18% Sep
May 17
22
Jan
4
Jun
23
Oct
1
45% Mar 18
30 Ye Nov
1
41
39% Jan
5
50% Nov 23
44 Ya Feb
17
59
17% Jan
6
27 Ys Jun
28
10% Nov
21
19% Jan
25
9% Jan 20
6
•1% Nov
17% Dec
16
11
Oct
25
16
Jan
4
90
Jan
4
100
Oct
7% Sep
29
37
13
Sep 21
0
35% Oct
32ft May 7
12% Sep 21
38% Deo 11
91% Dec 17
18 ft Jan
8
46ft Jan
26
Jan
26
19 ft Jun
17
49
42ft Deo 30
22ft Deo 30
16ft Jun
28
45% Mar 25
33% Sep 22
38
Jan 14
42Y4Nov
3
22 y4 Oct
5
43% Jan
11
12% Jun
27
23 V* Nov
3
Jan
4
20Y« Apr 28
22% Aug 12
24% Oct
69
Dec 23
15
15 Ye Sep 29
15 Ye Sep 12
23 Ye Jan
4
21% Jan
13
23Ye Oct 24
43
17% Sep
23% Sep 29
40
Jan
7
18% Jan
6
48% Nov 24
68
43
104%
Juiy~27
31ft May 22
Oct
31
69
Sep 26
26% Mar 24
33
Sep 29
Jun
31% Sep
54
10Ye
103/4
14 Ya
14%
143/4/
143/e
52 Ye
53
52%
52 v8
3.7%
37 Ye
37%
37 Ye
37%
373/a
47
Nov
55Ye Jan
23
4
a
14
37
Jun
44% Jan 22
64
July 23
30
Nov 23
12% Sep
9
82% Feb 16
22% Jan
5
11% Oct 25
29% July
7
20% Oct
28% Mar 23
53 Ya Oct
01% Jun
30
26
38% Nov 24
52 va Jan
6% Deo 16
9
30% Jun
38
44% Dec 15
52 ft Feb
32% Nov 12
27% Aug 21
32% Jan
2
18
Dec
4
Mfg
3.65%
Co
common
preferred.
627/8
63 Ye
63 ft"
65%
64 Ya
67 Ye
68 Ya
41 Ya
41%
41 Ya
41 Ya
39Ye
43
42
41 Ye
,
46 Ya
;;46 Y2
117 Ye
117Ye
87 Ye
877/e
•
<
8ft May 18
Apr 20
25
3
31
2
24
38 Ya Oct 11
34% Jun
2
4 Ye Jun
10
34
Jan
45 Y4 Jan
84%83%
Ya
15%
Ye
1 Ya
■" 77%
.
357/e
37
3Y»
\
■•••,;
-
•
22
28 %
28
28%
28 Ye
28%
645 Ya
636
Roebuck
Sears
Servel Inc
Shamrock
Steel
Sharon
Shattuck
(Frank
Shell
17 Ye
17Ya
17%
173/4
17%
17 Ye
7,100
4,500
HYa
-
G)
New
York
Sheller
Mfg
■■■
123/e
12
127/e
12 Ye
12 Ya
13
1,600
36
36 ft
35%
36 Ye
2,400
15 ft
15 Ye
15 ft
15
15 Ye
*15 Ye
15%
sJSYa
20 Ye
19 Ye
20%
20
20%
21 Ys
23 Ye
22 Ye
24
22 Ye
23 Ye
:
37
Simplicity
Pattern
29 Y4
34
Singer Manufacturing Co
Skelly
Oil
Co—
O) Corp
(A
-
-
:
Marchant
Smith-Douglass
Smith Kline &
Inc
15 Ya
34
33
333/4
32 Ya
33 Ye
91
91
♦90
28 Ye
28 Ya
5%
13%
8%
—
44
Co
46% Jan
22
83 Ye Jun
10
40Ya Aug 24
Southern
Natural
24% Oct 16
18% Sep
28
23 Y4 Jan
5
Southern
Pacific
48% Nov 17
60Ye Jan
15
40
Sep 28
54% Jan
5
Southern
19
167/e Nov 23
i8Ys Aug 23
13
64% Jun
16
Nov 30
Sift Oct 22
83
Dec 22
32 ft Sep
76
Oct
24
left Jun
10
For
2
9Ya Jan
11
35% Jun
30
Oct
17
90
13% May 12
16% Aug
28% May 21
97% Feb 13
83
47 % Dec
29% Mar
8
77% Feb
84% May
37ft Dec
footnotes,
2
16
7
30
see page
9
'4
31
26 Ye Jan
May 23
■92% Sep
6
43 Ye Jan
4
2
82 Y4 Sep
19
25% July 25
377/a Jan
4
18 Ye Oct
24.
473/e
45 Ya
38 Ya
1
*37
5%
non-cum
preferred
Southwestern
Public Service
& Bros Inc
Spartans Industries —
Spalding
(A G)
8%
8 1/b
86 Ya
867/e
Ye
8
8 Ye
87 Ya
,
Sperry
Rand Corp
common—1—50<J"
25
No par
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common—
$4.50
preferred
Square D Co
i
1
_No par
!
—1—5
■j
j
86
.
400
9 Ye
13,200
86Y2
8%
87
7,700
75
♦85
87
16 Ya
16%
70 3/4
16%
Ya
*70
5Y4
16%
17
16
5
16%
163/4
6,500
'
"
5 Ya
53/4
5 Ya
*
*70
71
*70
■
703/4
Ya
.
14%
15
15 Ya
30 Ya
" 30 Ye
<•
143/4
143/4
31 Ye
55Ye
543/4
55
lift
*11 Ye
3,700
*32 Ye
13,300
23
:
30%
53/e
32 Ye
23 Ya
15
703/e
5 Ye
32Ya
i
30%
,
*70
5 Ye
23%
3,500
14 Ye
15
32 Yt
32 Ye
.
55 3/4
25,300
2,400
"
30%
-
12
' 8Y4
8%
8 Ye
83/4
r
8 3/e
600
:
26 Ya
,
42
41
41 Ye
41 Ye
41 Ya
22% I
19 Ya
23 Ya
22 3/4
23ft".'
22 Ye
-23Ye
203/e
20
20%
21V*
21%
17,600
40%
41 Ye
4 LYe
417/e
40%
41
12,500
18%
17 3/,
xl8ft
18%
18 Ye
18%
18 Ya
18%
41 Ya
j
x42 Ye
17
16 Ye
16%
16 Ye
16%
16 Ya
16%
9,600
26 Ye f 27%
26 Ye
263/e
V
26%
27 Ye
17,900
30Ya
29 Ye
30%
,
28 Ya
29 Ya
2,300
*41 Y»
41%
:
30%
.
41 Ye.
42 "
70%
71
45
453/4
36 Ye *
44 Ye
373A
55%
55 Ye
43%
43%
32%
34 Ya
12%
123/4
22 3/4
37YB
•<56%
41
47
44 Ye
69 Ya
46 ft
37
36 Ye
36%
■i *
38 Ye
•28
Ye
44%
30 Ya
31 Ye
6 Ya,
6
6%
28 Ya
Ye
44%
44%
.
28%
*28 Ye
15ft
153/4
15%
r
26 Ya
26Ye
6,600
123/a
23ft,
45%
38 Ye
44.000
7 3/a
15,700
' 44%
2,800
44 Ya
*48
26 Ye
11,000
1,200
•
23,200
49
28 Ye
15
*26%
500
15%
28 Ye
15%
26 Ya.
7,300
2,800
30J/2
373/e
:
157/e
21,000
12 Ya
.
27
15 Ye
♦26 Ya
.
44%
7
29
8,500
23 % "
t
7
44%
49
700
.■
44 Ye
i
38%
*48
i
i
57 Ya
<
30 Ye
46 3/e
49
'
44
.
12 7/e
23 Ya
377/«
38 Ye
43%
♦48
28 Ya
12 Ya
23
48
69 Ya
56 Ya
x46
12 Ys
223/4
37 7/e
.
43 Ye
49
43
'47
63/4
6 Ye
43 Ya
*48
563/e
43 7/o
12 Ys '
.
i
57
57%
32 Ya
1,500
■
.
1
693/4.
45
36 3/e
<
31
22% ;
,
Ye " 42 Ye
69 Ya
:
43%
<
48 Ya
37 Ye
*
22%
47Y4
2,300
'
72
37 Ye
8,400
163/4
"*
44%
6,100
17 Ye
;
16 Ye
423/4
*70
,
3,200
•
16 Ye
,17
17%;
.16%
27%
31
30 Ya
-
2,200
10,900
99
41 Ya
■
16 ft
,
*8Ya
12 Ye
*97
1,100
:
<11 Ya
11%
99
*97
83/4
11
-
12%
12
123/a
99
54 Ye
11%,
20 Ye
19 Ye
40%
*
*97
99
*97
3,800
400
27
13
.
133/e
12%
13 Ye
12 5/8
127/e
123/e
13
.,63%
64 Ye
64
65%
6 4 Ye
647/b
63 Ye
63%
10,000
44 Ye
45 Ya
44%
45 Ya
45
46
44%
45 Ye
22,100
34%
34 Ys
35
35
35 Ye
35 Ys
35 Ya
3 5 Ye
38 Ye
39 Ye
39
39%
38 3/e
39 Ye
x383/e
38 %
8,500
20Ye
21%
20 Yet
20%
20 Ye
20 s/e
20 s/8
26,100
45 ft
453/4
44 Ya
45 V*
44%
45 Ye
17 ft
17ft
16%
17 Ye
17 Ye
17%
*67 Ye
100
—1—1
Sparton Corp
2.50
Spencer Chemical Co common-'—.&
\
4.20%
preferred—.
-100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
——1
8 s/e
86
.
-6,400
39
♦74
—20
i—1
31,100
♦37
87
—7.50
Co—_1
48%
39
;
75
(Del)—No par
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
1,700
473/4
48 3/e
47
38 Ya
*74
Railway common—No par-
19% Jan
75
Co
Gas
Co
8 7/e
Day
*85
—5
34% Nov 25
81% Nov 16
83/e
8%
87
Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
——
1,600
20,200
14 ft
75
50
2.50
Southern
13%
22 3/e
*85
1
Southern
13
*74
—15
—25
133/e
22 Ye
88
par
31
Edison
CLOSED
75 "
5
38 ft Aug
23
8 3/4
8%
18%
50 Ye July 18
6 Ye May
83/4
39 Ya
42 ft
4
84% May 10
'-8%
•
18,000
Thanksgiving
*85 Ya
—25
California
4,900
8 Ye'
*74
Southeastern Public Service Co—10c
Southern
500
30
8
13 Ye
22 Ye
23 Ye
12
26 V» Nov
13 Ye
21%
46
Ya
14%
13 Ya
.
86Y4
.
Puerto Rico Sugar com„_—5
preferred-
200
12,500
93
293/e
EXCHANGE
22%
13Ye
'
83/4
*38 Ya
13 Ya
14
13 Ya
8
8
,21%
13 ft
22
8%
8 Ye
8
14 Ye
13 ft
21 Ya
E & G Co com__4.50
preferred
STOCK
4,900
33%
32 3/e
♦92
29 ft
100
16%
74 Ya
*
'8 Ye
81 Ya Jan
5
29
2,800
33 Ya
16 Ye
*73
92
*90
29
28 %
8 Ya
8
12 Ya
39 Ys Jan
9% Mar
92
160
293/e
*33
73
15,000
86 Ye
260
29 Ya
I6V4
73
12 ft
3
89% Apr 10
21ft Maria
34 Ya
15Ye
72 Ye
1
37% Mar 16
~5ft Sep~10
•33ft
15%
12",a
11
41% Sep
lift D*T~9
293/e
33 ft
33 ft
29 ft
15Ye
—5
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
1,200
4,300
34,400
-v
37 Ya
86 Ye
♦220
73
23
Inc
French Labs—No
Co
36 3/o
260
*220
29%
29 ft
54%
24
29% Aug 18
86 ft
33 Ye
1
5
—20
25
10
Sinclair Oil Corp
8,900
•.
37
86 Ye
260
*220
260
36 Ye
86 Ye
11 Ya
Feb
20
37 ft
36 Ys
*86
<
56 Ye
30% Nov 13
21% Sep
/■:;
■
10 Ye
-No par
12 Ya
Ye
v; ei
rY i
■■
*72 Ye
-50c
_1
x—1
Co
South
4
86 Ye
*220
—No par
3
23
13
m
37 Ya
86 Y4
:
Steel
&
16
29 Y4 Jan
12%
12 Ys
-
ffrriv ?<jXsT
'•*.•.•
No par
-No par
Co
Saw
11
29 Ya Jun
123/e
200
2,900
64,300
12 3/4
-
—1
Jan
1
34
36 Ya
41%
Corp
30% Feb
18
33Yo
'
:
shares ordinary
28% Nov
20
32 Ye
55 Ye
67
Sep
323/4
no:??.'.
:
—1
South Jersey Gas Co
17
18 Ye
32 7/e
36 Ye
2.50
Carolina
23 Va May
17
173/4
123/4
15 Ya
7
28 Ys Dec31
llYe
17
18 Ye
♦33 Ye
17
8
11 Ye
18
17 Ye
x29
56 Ys Feb
19ft Apr
11 Ye
17
16 Ya
32 Ye
32 Y4
,
)
12% Nov
66
llYa
17 Ya
16 Ye
16Y4
11 Ya
17%
H7/a
18%
19 ft
23Y«..24%
V-:;
Co
Oil
590
17 Yb
:—1
Corp
639
90 Ya
No par
Gas_.
&
4,200
636
*88 Ya
1
Industries Inc
Oil
2,000
28 Ye
90%
—3
preferred
$5.25
Shahmoon
6,700
22 Ye
28 Va
*88Ya
15 ft
.
/
90 Ya
32 Ye
—5
.—5
common
41
44%.»
21 Ye
*88 Ya
12%
Seiberling Rubber Co
3,400
90 Ya
36 Ya
Co
&
37%
44 ft
'
636
634
640
.
1,800
'.4,500
♦38
44 Ye
21 Ye
3,200
3Ya
37
42
44
22%
31 Ye
Amer Gold & Platinum
69% Aug
*38
44 Ye
22
15 Ye
63% Mar 25
Jan
42
*39
3%
,
37-/8
37
43 Ya
11 Ye
35ft Mar
15
38
36%
43 7/e
*17 Ye
19
Deo
3%
17%
15
16% Deo 30
33/8
*88 Ya
84% Jun
34
3 Ya
22 Ye
South
2
36
32 Ya
South
13
36
23
5
Sep
36%
22%
25
14% Sep
353/,
31 Ye
7% Nov
Sep 30
8,900
35 Ya
28 v*
89% Dec
26
90
26 Ya
32
46% July 12
21
7,500
89
253/e
22 Ye
42% Jan
May 10
78 Ye
88 Ya
22%
630
13,200
.
35 Ye
' 3 Ye,
y
41 Ya
■
300
13,700
v,
26 Ya
22 Ya
43 Ys
'
84
87%
22 Ye
Smith-Corona
18
77%
78
76 Ye
79
31 Ye
Smith
51% Oct
lYa
—1
20
28
14 Ye
1%
-20
18 Ye Feb
15
133/e
1%
x26%
37 Ya
*38Ya,
*83 3/e
14Ya
lYe
88 Ya
*
3 Ya
37
833/e
133/e
1,100
27%
77
;27%
:
19,200
867/a
87
27
1,800
92 Ya
91
27
79
* 86Ye
32,100
46%
117%
83 Ye
■
lYa
1%
413/a
*46 Ya
117%
94 Ye
Finance
53Ye Jan
64 Y4 Jun
14%
w
40 Ye
28,200
46 3/e
91 Ya
15
1
'
Air Line RR Co
4
11
Jan
12
22ft Jun 21
14
62% July 18
55
87%
14
,
117
89%
83%
,*83%
"
2,000
j 53,500
'
1173/e
*46 Ya
46 Ya
117ft
117
41 Ya
40 3/e
417/e
467/e
<
Seaboard
Corp
s
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
19,600
413/a
Seaboard
Seagrave
1,600
.
70 Ye
41 Ya..
13
Co
•.
8,500
41
No par
No par
No par
25
100
1
_
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
Simonds
74% Apr
4
Scovill
Simmons
Jan
94 Y2 Jan
67 y# Apr
Jun
preferred
preferred
12,400
53 ft
*—1
Sheraton Corp of America
8iegler Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
207/s Jan
60% Nov 17
45
$4
;
143/a
100
Paper Co common-
$3.40
1,900
57
29 ft
10 Ya
...37% ..37ft*
100
i—
24 Ye/
2 500
t
28
*55 Ya
52%
10 Ya.... V
12 Ya
Shell Transp & Tr—• I
18% Jun 23
17% NOV 16
9
7
14% Mar 31
29ft May 23
Scott
Inc
23%
.
Day
/
10
pfd 4.40%
Schick
45%
--,14ft
Regis Paper Co common
1st
,.
163/e
44%
53 Ya
—5
series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—_i0
San Diego Imperial Corp
1
Sangamo Electric Co
5
Savage Arms Corp
5
Schenley Industries Inc com—1.40
Convertible preferences
35c
Schering Corp common
1
5%. convertible preferred
-30
6t
21 Ya Apr
1
31
8% May
4
313/4 Sep
Mar 14
Oct
19
93
Jan
13% Nov
3
34ft Nov 16
12% Mar
Feb
79 Ya
*
28 Ya
200
*16 Ye
Thanksgiving
27 Ye
28 ft
27 Ya
STOCK
57
•55 Mi
57
*55Ya
•
28 Ya,
10 Ya
10 ft
11
44%
36
A 5%
series
11
* 10 Y»
*16 Ye
14%
Joseph Lead Co——
—10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L San Fran Ry Co com—No par
Preferred
8,300
52 %
St
55% Jan
8
24% Jan
4
5
12% Oct
Apr
32
Nov
30% Oct 26
Mar 13
84% Dec 31
259
14 Ya Sep
1
8
79% Apr 30
56% Deo
3
89% Dec 14
4
9
8
238
Apr
July
97
preferredl
4.30% conv preferred
1,200
13 Ye
'
1.66%
-100
common
4%
24% Sep
29% Apr
258
30% Jan
88 Ya Aug
Stores
Safeway
7
40 Ya Apr
May 27
80
Apr 15
36% July 24
831% Dec 14
Apr
1
28
24
32 Ya Oct
123/4
13 Ye
13
I6Y4
.;oc. t,fib,
/
12%
11Y4
10
•}
.
i*
s
.
11
No par
x2.50
;
,
103/4
—5
Inc
22
v
45%
12%
Ruppert
600
12 Ya
—I
:
3,300
23
13
1
:
Inc
9%
9
*22
12 Ye
—1
Royal McBee Corp
Rubbermaid
14 Ya May 31
9 Ye
22
12%
'
14
1
—1
—1
1
20 G
Corp
9
123/e
100
Corp
9 Ye
13
,
*14%
*
5
120
(Geo D)
Roper
333/e
32 Ya
33%
<
12 Ya
10
common
9
12 3/4
27 Y4
Corp
preferred series A
•
32 Ya
9 Ys
22
23 Ys
.
Corp—
Telephone
14 ft May
7
Deo
3,900
18,500
Elec Corp—No par
Gas &
9% May
14% Mar 25
24
177/e
16%
12 3/4
.25
preferred
convertible
21% Nov 22
37 ft Sep
17%
16 Ye
10
2.50
Rockwell-Standard
28
17 Ya
16 Ye
Roan Antelope Copper MinesL—
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com__l
413/e Oct
Dec
17 Ye
16
*55 Ya
•
No par
Company-—
38 Ye Oct
92
Oct 30
10ft Jan
Ritter
July
33 Ye Nov
741
5
Inc
Corp
14
21
17Ye
16Ya
*16 ft
_1
5s
1.25
Riegel Paper Corp
4Ye Jan
3 Ye July 28
Oil
39 ft July 24
17
29 Vis Jan
2
481ft Jan 29
Oct
52 %
17 Ya
157/s
*10 y4
100
Manufacturing Co—
Rhodesian Selection Trust
Dec 22
62
23ft Jun
81
1
17 Ye
16
..,45
.
10
series
3.60%
Preferred
600
57%
'1
10
Rheem
50% Dec 18
30ft July 23
59% Dec
16
23
39% Jan
24
28% Jan 21
5ft Mar 17
19
35 ft Feb
42
23% Oct
4
Dec 16
37
Dec 30
July 15
31ft Jan
68% Mar
26
45% Sep
32% Apr 16
30
Jan
111
85
57 Ye
58 Ye
*57
22
—
Aug
24
8
65
—■—
28 Ys Jan
15
Oct
17% Sep 21
76
Inc
Oct 31
47% Jun
57 Ya
18 ft
-5I——1
Rexall Drug & Chemical/Co
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
4% % preferred series A
50
4Va% conv 2nd pfd
100
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
L5.
4
28
28
4
71 Ye Jan
Dec
30% Jan
57%
54,500
.16%
—11
50c
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass—
7,100
57 Ya
;,13Ys
series—100
50% Jan
1
43 3/a
43%
44 Ya
22
.
--L5
common..
Republic Aviation Corp.
Republic Corp common—
$1 convertible preferred
31Y4 Aug 29
-
Co
& Eng
Elec
preferred 3 Va %
Conv
Mar 14
57
52 Ya Jun
1,200
44 Ya
43%
.22;
10
.—--5
Corp
Stores
71,
9
10
preference
prior
div
57 3/a
71
x43
327/e
.
& Co—
(Robt)
$1.25
Reliable
—
553/4
703/e
17 Ye
No par
—50c
-1
—
Chemicals
19% Mar 17
36% July 23
60% Mar 5
28% Jan
42
non-cum
563/a
70 3/e
15 Ye
_50
50
preferred
2nd preferred
1st
non-cum
543/4
71%
44%
—
Reis
12% Feb
42ft Jan
20
22
12ft Nov
2
Jan
17 ft Sep
—No par
Inc.—3.33Ya
Rayonier Inc
-——
-1
Raytheon Co
,
——5
Reading Co common
'
50
Oct
547/a
70 Ye
57 %
Raybestos-Manhattan —:
9
15% Oct
73 "ft Apr
54%
71 Ya
44 Ye
Raymond International
30% Oct
9
16ft Dec 29
32
Nov 24
55
Apr
22% Jun
Inc
Ranco
30% July 10
27
25
Jan 21
9
19 Ye Feb
43ft Sep
1
5lYaSep
4
8
54 Ya
*11
preferred—,
1st
$3.50
8
53 Ye
America com__No par
No par
-5
Radio Corp of
18
Apr
74
67 Ys Jan
57
78 Ye Apr
25
68 Ya
*67 Ye
68 Ya
*67 Ye
:
20 Ye
68%
•
2,300
45Y8
8,400
17%
17 Ye
13,000
•67ft
68 Ya
44% '
V'
243/4
24%
25 Ye
253/e
25%
26
26%
20Yt
.20%
*20 Ya:
21 Ye
*20 Va
21ft
20%
21
24 Ya
253/e
24%
257/e
25 Ya
21 ya
25 Ya
27 Ye
7 Ya
.
1,600
7 Ye
7 Ye
7 Ye
7 Ye
7 Ye
27 Ye
26 Ye
27
91
90
90
14%
14%
14%
1<8%
19 Ye
14 Ya
18 Ys
89 Yi
89%
39 3/4
41
24 Ya
7ft'
27
.27%
27
89 Ya
,-..89 Ya
HYa
15
18%
19 Ys'
88%
88 3A
403/4
*89%.
41%
*'
Ya"1
■
81%
81
30 ft-
313/4
31'
81
82
1
*89 Ye
.
<
31%
300
27. Ye
90
14.%
'
'
.
18%
*89 Ye
•
Ya
40
40
81 Ye
81% ;
30 Ye
31 Ye
40 Ya
*81 Ye
:
30 Ya r
G -f
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2,600
Ye..
26 3/e
90
^
18%
90
7
5,900
19,400
-
4,200
<•'.
210
14%.
18%
53,700
3,200
110
90
41%.
4.
82
:.
31
Va'.-
13,800
.
150
7,600
Volume
192
Number 6007
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2139)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
1
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Standard
Inc
Brands
34 Va Nov
17
37
18
35 % Feb
25
50Va Nov
71 Va Dec
23
82J/4Feb 24
70 % Jan
12
79% Aug 22
$3.50
10% May 11
13 % Sep 13
Standard
Financial
Dec
5
3 Va May 29
4% Mar
July 29
1
25
2
Standard
Gas
133A Sep
21
23% May 11
12% May 11
30% Jun
20
Standard
Corp™
62% Jan
40
Jun
51% Jan
4
Standard
Oil
391% Nov 20
52 % Apr
35
May 16
44% Jan
45% Oct
23
59 Va Jan
26
39% Oct
50
Nov
16
64% Jan
23
44% May 31
85
92
23
17
1
31% Jan
6
41% July 27
Jan
2
43% Dec
12 »/4 Jan
12
19% Dec
31
24%
227/a
23%
23 %
24%
76.200
45%
45%
45
46
45%
46 Va
40,200
44%
43 %
44
433/4
44%
42,200
40
39%
39%
39 Va
39%
173,600
49%
49%
49%
50
49
%
49%
Mar
8
3%%
,*83%
85
84
84
83 Va
83 %
400
4
Standard
22%.
23%
'22%' 23%
*'14,900
102
Jan
convertible
$1.20
11% Nov
23
21% Mar 25
20
"
Stanray
29
Starrett
Co.
4
Stauffer
_20
82
18% Jun
23
12% July
6
16% Jan
5
9
59% Jun
22
44 Va Mar 24
66% Jun
30
26% Feb
6
34% Dec
23
22% Oct 25
Dec
18
23
Co
L100
xl4
—5
Inc
Drug
*80
:—1
Inc
Stores
Bros
Sterling
♦65
75
75
*65
29%.
29%
28%
29%
28
28%
28%
24"%
25'/a
247/a
26%
12
12%
11%
12%
*18
18%
18%
18%
50%
*18
49%
5
common
preferred——,—
Sterchi
5
Feb
1
85%
22% "23
29%
29
28J/4
—No par
(The) L S
*65
*83%
25
12%
18'A
24%
12%
Chemical
3%%
May 23
75
29%
—5
Corp
Corp
Jan
preferred
,
23%
22%
*65
preferred—20
preferred
__20
convertible
65% Jan
9
27
,
convertible
16
May 11
25
preferred series A
100
Packaging Corp com____l
$1.60
13
13% Jan
43
22%
45%
39%
17% July 27
Jan
24%
43.%
23% Jun
45% Nov
-
40%
Indiana
Warner
77
-•
50
6%
14
100
24
44%
44%
1
6.25
44%
Stanley
21
120
4%
39%
8
Dec
43/4 '
.
49Va
4
Apr
4%
7
4
78
*4%
common—10
40% Jan
71
4%
Jersey
37% July
42% Jan
9
*4%
12,900
New
25
2
4%
*4%
_10c
8,800
12
Ohio
of
24
76% Nov
11%
of
25
52 % Sep
11%
of
19% Oct
8
11%
Oil
26% Oct
22
12%
Oil
26% Oct
18
11%
Oil
10
Oct
74 V3
Standard
70
6
50 Va
*73%
Standard
89
July
48%
74%
Standard
36% Jan
117
49
73%
4
25
8
48%
74%
4
25
Jan
48%
74%'
12%
12
48%
74%
4
20% Oct
84
Shares
48
Jan
83 % Nov
7
the Week
Nov. 25
50% Jan
7
Apr
30
Friday
Nov. 24
56
26
39% July 27
Jun
27% Jan
Co
California
of
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 23
47
1
Industries
Kollsman
25
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Nov. 22
*73%
No par
455/b Nov
HIGH
Tuesday
Nov. 21
No par
com
Electric
&
AND
Monday
Par
preferred
Sep
5
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
50
50%
50%
50 %
81%
80
80
81%'
*80
14%
*13%
65%
63%
64
25%
25%
Cofp——2.50
29%
*13%
72
28
29
28%
28%
26
26 %
7,800
14,700
.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
.
CLOSED
2,700
11
18
50%
Thanksgiving
50%
*79
Day
"
64
18,100
11%
18
.
14
63 Va
14
64Va
4,600
200
8,300
10
81
*13%
14
200
643/8
65
13,000
23%
233/4
33% Jan
4
Stevens
25%
25%
24%
253/8
24 Va
9,400
31% Dec
29
Apr
1
33% Jun
7
Stewart-Warner
24%
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
6
27% Mar 13
20% Sep
B
25% Jan
4
Stix
—5
x20%
2C%
*20%
20"%
203/4
21%
21%
243/8
21 %
3,100
201/4 Jan
"
Jan
2
22
Aug 25
14
Jun
17
16% Jan
4
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/4
14%
14%
15 Va
2,700
May
16% Jan
11
18% Feb
19
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—1
5%
prior preference
—20
17%
17%
*17%
17%
17%.,
17 %
17%
1,400
47% Oct
24
50%
51
50%
51 %
.15%
33
29
19
52
Sep 21
5
24% Jan
65
17
Dec
29% Oct
9
9% Jun
20
Apr
Oct
Oct
28
67
8
Dec
11% Sep 23
79% Dec 21
529
16% Sep
12% Jun
23
26% Jan
4
7
Sun
Feb
6
55% Jan
21
Jan
27
20% May 27
24% Jan
7
24% Apr
38% Jan
29
21% Jan
23% Jun
14
16
15
29 % Jun
1
33% Feb
25
7
106% Feb
20
85
9
-
8% Mar 20
5% Deo
4
Nov
25
25
Apr
35
Jan
20
May
5
1
Sep
26% Feb
19
29% Jan
23
5
47% Aug 21
39% July 20 '•
14% Mar
9
11% Jan
Feb
31
3
6
5% Dec
14
8% Nov
25
48
Dec
8
Feb
44% Nov
11
87% Aug
3
11
35 % Apr
27 Va Jun
Symington
6%
29
64% Jun
2
16
Talcott
Tandy
31
Inc
Tennessee
4
Texaco
Corp
Gulf
19 Va Jan
7
Texas
Gulf
Texas
Instruments
Pacific
Coal
&
Pacific
Land
25
14% Mar 10
26% May 18
102 % Dec
30
124 % Mar 18
Feb
18
193/4 Jan
8
Jan
2
76
Dec
31
29% July 30
31% July 30
36 % Mar
4
May
6
36 % Sep
21
72
Dec
28
14% Oct
256 % May
29% Jan
20% May 17
65
Sep
Sub
Jan
11
Texas
&
863/4 Aug 25
12
Texas
26
26% Jan
11
33% Jun
15
24
613/4 Jan
7
Jan
27
93/eJuly
13
8
Inc
$1.25
4
Nov
Pacific
Textron
4
28% Oct
14
Thiokol
52
Sep
46% Feb
10
67% Jun
Nov
24
88
Jan
23
79
Feb
24
84
20% Sep
18
29 % Apr
14
16% Jun
2
22
24
16
21
21
Dec
8
45% Jan
:
2
19 3% Mar
11
153/a Dec
3
70 % May
0
10
4%
May 20
4
42% July 18
16% Jan
8
24% Jun
Sep
21
24
423A Aug
56% Jan
14
Jan
12
29
7
9
8% Nov
16
Sep
24
36
23 'A
22
413/b Aug 20
Torrington
3
31 % Nov
Tractor
9
75
56% Mar
Aug 23
4
21
293/b Jan
24
60
10
39
Jan
11
11% July 25
18
19
Jan
4
Oct
27
50% Jan
11
33
39% Jan
4
54% Oct
18
Trane
31
3
28
July 28
40% May 27
30
Transue
Jun
30
Mar
5
7
Mar 13
30
23%
36,000
79%
79%
81'/a
24.900
353/8
353/8
35%
35%
22%
23'/a
x22%
233/a
22 J/a
23
22%
23'/a
14.300
17 J/a
173/4
XI71/4
17%
173/8
17%
17%
18
48,700
179%
10
28J/2
1821/2 '
28%
178
1833/4
27J/4
283/4
177
163/a
16 J/4
1783/4
261/2
1771/4
273/a
16 J/a
I6I/4
163/a
70
69
J/a
69J/8
69
75J%
76'/a
751/2
76
50c
21%
21
213/8
20%
21'/a
No par
5
*241/4
70
24%
23
23%
233/B
233/4;
333/8
343/a
33%
343/B
Thanksgiving
*10
Day
163/4 Deo
23
12% Oct
26
18% Jan
22
19% NOV
0
30% Mar 13
10'A
10'A
100
613/4
X613/a
63%
8.00C
83%
82
83
X813/4
81%
90
20
20%
20
20%
20Vb
2OV4
12.200
213/a
21%
21'/4
21%
1.700
47%
48
473/a
473/4
21%
48%
16%
16%
163/4
16%
183/4
18%
183/4
19
39V»
383/4
39%
383/4
30
31%
30
30 Va
68 Va
69 Va
69
69
213/a
48%
493/a
16:i/a
16%
18%
19
39
1
47%
"
4,900
18
5,400
18%
19
4,800
383/4
38%
38%
30%
30%
30%
31%
4.30C
69%
693/4
69%
703/8
2,500
17
•
1.700
243/4
25%
25
25%
25%
25%
19.20C
35%
'35
35 Va
35
35Va
337/8
35 %
93.60C
Steel
No par
24
♦22
22%
22
22
22 %
22 >/4
Inc
5
11%
12 Va
113/4
12
11%
11%
11%
12
4.200
L
363/4
37%
36%
37
36%
36%
363/a
36%
9.400
54
common
243/4
*53%
200
54
543/8
533/4
543/a
533/4
54
2.300
1
30
303/s
30%
30V4
30%
303/4
30 Va
30%
2.500
l
29%
29%
29%
30%
29%
29%
29%
30%
—50.
^
11
3
10 J/a
61
35
14
10% Jan
300
24 Va
12% Feb
Oil
46.500
*22 Va
2
TXL
7.70C
36 »/8
2
1
May 17
4
23%
*82
213/a
Corp
8% July 18
19 % Jan
24%
34 '/o
20 Va
20 Va
—;
50
1
*53
55
53
53
39
40%
40%
42
40%
42
No par
*11
11%
11%
11%
103/4
11 Va
*10%
50
Twin City Rap Transit com
21
*24
x223/4'
•
83%
*82
2
9
13% Jun
243/4
9,000
*10
103/4
62
21 %
*41
43
43
*41
pfd series of 1957
Film Corp
preferred
*53
55
♦41
55
413/4,
42.%.
11%
'
7,400
200
37.70C
800
43
12
11%
11%
11%
12%
5.400
16%
17
16%
17%
17%
18%
43.700
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,900
43%
413/4
431/4
42
43%
12,900
6%
1,100
16%
17 Va
.1
No par
Corp—
*41
43
11%
133/4
13%
133/4
43 %
44'/a
42'A
1
;
*53
11%
113/4
™_1
Co
22.100
21 '/a
63
*10
No par
I
prior
10%
63
62 %
5
Coal Co
conv
60
76
'
5
Airlines
Coach
CLOSED
241/2
Co—
Corp
preferred
5%
70
76
34%
—10
11% Sep
44
Oct
1
70
•
231/4
Century-Fox
Twin
3,500
20 3/4
•
24%
—100
20th
30
1
9.500
17
Inc—
:
9
17% Apr
25% Apr
•
223/4
.
433/8 Sep
10% Sep 22
17% Nov 18
•
7.50
Williams
conv
•'
STOCK
EXCHANGE
33
Tung-Sol Electric Co common-.
5%
17,800
27%
.
.
1
Tir-Continental
$2.70
*24
2.400
16%
..
.
69
76
21 J/4
180%
27 J/a
163/a
.74'/4
:_10O
'"S
•
■...
1
8
May
233/a
231/2
79%
5
Co
Electronic
Traux-Traer
12,200
23
—
&
46 Va
80 Va
Oil
Co
World
Trans
59 % May 27
82
453/4
35'/a
Corp
Supply Co class A
Transitron
4,300
21.400
351/4
Wooldridge
Co
3,300
15%
79%
Transamerica Corp
18
Nov
25 Va Mar 14
3
,133/aMar
Jun
23
Nov
22
10
753/4 Mar
43 Va Apr
48
Oct
23
July 31
54 % Mar
18
4
153/a
23
common
Edison
633/4
4
16 J/a
4.500
80'/a
.
preferred
Timken Roller Bearing
Jun
3
50% Dec
16
23
5
Toledo
7
Nov
44
6
Jan
54 Va Jan
443/a
$1.20
233/a Mar 29
31% Oct
29
43%
4
1
34% Jan
43%
Co
preferred
Oil
12 %
351/2
-
Tidewater
243/a Jan
6,100
63%
4
43%
R)
(J
1.00C
463/4
*
'
451/4 :*,•••'
6
26
21
64
3%
46
12
15
4
63C
45
15%
19% Sep
Jan
37
63
1
3%
13.80C
.
233/a
preferred
Mfg Co
Common
19% Jun
29
65
4
3,600
7%
1022
46 Va
15
22 Va Jan
70
.>
64
68 3/4 Jan
34% Sep
-
16 J/a
17
10
46%
65
25
21
46
45%
7%.
3%
28
53% Sep
46
;
1.50C
99
1011
153/4
14% Sep
25% Jun
i
7%
64%
15% Feb
33
•
1017
1.10C
32 %
1
,98
12%
453/4 Oct
7
15
7
22%
32 %
,
1015
12%
17 Va Apr
4
99%
12%
26 Va Aug 17
693/4 Dec
Jan
32 %
99%'
12%
—25
No par
Tishman Realty & Construction
1
Jan
*22%
32 %
3.400
14.500
79%
Glass
Thompson
23%
22%,
.22%
No par
Chemical
50
23 Va
;
12%
common
conv
Thatcher
84
49%
23 %
Trust—
Ry
Thompson-Ramo
79
22%
32%
99%
7%
7%
xl023
1043
99%
20
*82%
50
•
■
243/4 Jan
223/4 Oct
22%
32%
84
%
49
23
*
1.100
4,500
15,000
x34%
Utilities Co
l83/4 July 22
*82%
50
12%
certificates
4
108
27
21
share
193/4 Jan
14% July 23
70% Jan
25
11
13 %
46
Inc
Texas
148% Oct
20
13 Va
33 %
Sulphur
193% Nov 20
19%
13%
46%
Producing Co
25
20
13
1
Texas
27
2,900
51%
No par
14
23 % Nov
1.260
39
45%
25
Jan
61 % Jan
253
19 %
23%
•
56,400
51%
21
13%
82%
23
300
57,400
8%
7%
3834
513/4
49%
3,400
30
%
236%
\«
39
52
51%
20
13%
82 Va
38%
51%
45%
L'—l—Z
Transmission
28
243
39
46%
Transmission Co
Gas
Inc
Gas
15% Sep
240
249
38%
1
—
Texas
25% Mar 16
7%
,—1
1.25
12
1
73/8
45
4
36 3/4 Aug
37
7%
45%
(James)—
Corp
25
8
600
51%
30
9
TelAutograph Corp
,51 %
8%
,—1
Corp.-
30
28
16
23
*43
:
30%
25
Sep
21% Sep
29
Nov
393/4 Jan
7
1000
4.16%
Texas
14
22Va
32%
100%
7%
1012
10c
—25
America
14
Jan
87
22%
32%
99%
Co
Wayne
Tennessee
-23%.'
23
1
25
30
Co
403/4 Aug 30
1
13%
84
49%
-12.50
California
of
of
Co
&
243/4 Aur
Feb
34
an
24 % Aug
Apr
11
22
663A Nov
4
17
Apr 24
Jun
17
27
23
Swift
24
39 % July 15
-30
Sweets
25
3% Oct
20% Sep
22
29
44% Feb
6% May
Oil
Jun
15
Co common-1
Inc
Mining
Superior
51% Feb
14
13% Mar 16
Oct~21
35% Sep
.
Biscuits
Sunshine
4
29
48%
preferred series A
5%%' 2nd pfd series of '55
20
Jan
50
3
—No par
4%%
Sunshine
1348
23
10% Nov 20
7% Oct
r
% Jun
*
855
Jan
2165
1
No par
20%
13%
*82%
common
i.—
52%
21
51%
8%
30
245
39 Va
52 Va
prefered
A
Oil Co
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil
101% Aug 22
250
38%
-
50%
♦30
7%
7%
5
Corp
series
7%
*17/8
.
.
8%
*29%
8%
1
Corp
Chemical
$4.50
Sun
29%
8%
249
-
1 ~
Sundstrand Corp
1
80
Mar 13
100
:
J
4
x29%
8%
•
1
—1
preferred
-
7%
__1
.
64% Jan
4
29
Gas
Sunbeam
;
-
—_1
Co_;
Corp__;
,„™
convertible
$5
Suburban
42% May 17
1275
63
4
Aug 26
9
Sep 21
30 % Dec
71 Va
Jan
40
issued
When
65% Feb
94
22% Nov 25
29
4
18% Sep
85% Oct
29
52% Dec
Dec
17% Jan
Broadcasting
48% July 21
14
15% Mar 20
88
Studebaker-Packard
218% July 26
25% Mar 28
38% May 29
20 'A
Storer
15
-
4.-15
Co
Webster—
&
30% Aug 15
24% Jan
May 20
7
24% Dec 28
-
Stone
Co Inc
&
Fuller
29
8% Jun
28
618
Sep 22
50
58% Mar 28
26 % Mar 24
28
P)
&
'
9% Aug 26
325
6
Apr
2
33% Mar 25
(J
Baer
u
12
9% Jun
14% Aug
24% Feb 29
28
9
51
Apr
2
150% July 27
30% Jun
19
15
98 Va Mar
80
1
Underwood
Asbestos
43V4 Jan
4
Union
Bag-Camp Paper Corp___6%
148 % Jan
6
Union
Carbide
39% Aug 19
Union
4
32
Jan
4
Electric
Co
No par
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par.
Preferred
$4
Feb
78
Apr
8
Preferred
$4.50
77% Feb
25
68% Jan
87
3
77% Jan
85
Aug 19
23
53% July 10
38 3A Feb 19
33% Mar
47
Nov
16
Union
Oil
25
31
Jan
5
Union
Pacific
Dec
29% NOV
17
73,4 Nov
18
Mar
75
Sep 28
Aug 16
0% Feb 26
7% Jan
4
8% Aug
2
29% Nov 27
373/4 Jan
6
25% Oct
21
32 J/2 Jan
6
19% Oct
1
25% Feb
4
19% Oct 26
243/4 Jan
13
30% Jan
6
45
July 15
25 % Apr
37% Jan
4
36
Oct
28
00
Mar 20
L01
Oct
14
136
80% Nov 30
Apr
3
109% Mar 20
32% Mar 26
5
32% Apr 20
88
May 10
81
May 17
23% Mar
46 J/2 Aug
22
4%
8
34% Nov
9
39 J/2 Sep
17
Nov
25
Tank
Aircraft
United
Corp
United
Artists
22% Jun
30% Jan
22
24
2S
Nov
27
38% Apr
27
Apr
18
United
Board
Oct 22
88 % Apr
10
17
2
64
54% July 25
76
Jan
25
United
Carbon
Sep 23
7% Dec
9
38% Dec
11
29 Ve Jun
38
23
United-Carr
29
29% Jan
12
Jan
2
9% May 19
Mar 21
7
37% Mar 10
1
31
23% July
Aug
1
15% Sep 28
Feb
Carton
&
(Del)—_2.50
(Del)
Corp
l
Nov
17
22% Jan
6
United
Engineering
Fruit
Electric
Coal
Cos
&
5
Foundry
23% Nov
17
6
United
31% Sep
29
9
45% Mar 9
42% Jan 22
Gas
Corp
13
59 % Aug 27
46% Apr
19
34% Aug 30
533/4 Jan 25
United
«8% Jan
United
Gas
Improvement
16% Jan
8
20% July 20
10
29
20
United Greenfield
10
Nov
15
2
27% May 20
Jun
4% Nov 22,
31J/4 Jan
Jan
25
11% Jan
8
United
Convertible
4% Nov
16% Jan
1
1% Not It
45% Jan
a
3
29% Sep 23
80% Sep 16
30% Deo
28
21
7% Jan
4
21% July 24
2% Mar 10
16 J/4 Apr
19
183A Jun
28
United
Merch
% Aug
4
13/4 Jan
11
United
Park
65% Dec
50
Apr
12
64% Jan
4
27
33 »/a July
8
34% Mar
28
4
14
86% Aug 18
51% Apr
30% Jan
30% Mar
4
83 >/2 Jan
43 J/4 Jun
16
4
92% Oct
18
Not 13
15
Jan 26
23% Sep 29
30% Jan
4
6
78
Deo 31
42
Oct 25
74% Jan
42% May
For
footnotes,
see page
24.
-
4
United
6%
U
S
Shoe
Borax
4%%
U 8 &
&
10
Corp
Co„ 13 J/2
10
Corp
pfd seriesA
& Mfgrs Inc—
Mines Co
City
Mach
preferred
5
No par
Co
Industrial
10
No par
Fastener
12
United
Corp_.
Co.™:
7% Jan
46
1
par
common
1
8.50
1
1
25
25
Chemical Corp com.l
preferred
-100
Foreign Securities
1
U S Freight
Co—
..-Nopar
13,400
39
7,800
903/4
90%
80
*76 3/4
*71 J/4
72 Va
•801/2
82
590
80
73%
72
14,200
121
38 3/4
390
50
82
82
82
45 J/4
443/4
45'/a
45
45%
443/4
45'/a
6.200
27%
27 J/2
27%
273/4
28 J/4
27%
28%
29,200
8 »/a
9.400
*80
82
8
8'/a
7%
8 J/a
7%
29J/a
28 J/2
29'/a
28%
28'/a
28 J/a
283/4
203/a
19%
20 J/a
20 >/4
20 J/4
19%
19 Ve
600
321/a
31%
32 Va
14,700
373/4
371/4
37%
20,800
8
323/4
33%
32%
333/a
32
373/8
5
pfd_100
America_l_No
of
United-Biscuit
United
conv
Corp
9
12
0
common:
(series of 1956)
33%
120'A
283/4
37%
37%
38 J/4
37%
*100
(series of 1955) conv pfd_100
4%
*
*19%
10
4%
91 J/2
*
45
5
-
'
\
903/4
72'/a
72
121 i
38%
*763/4
80
32 J/a
323/4
32
118"'
27%
*80
10
10
Inc_
72 J/2
72 J/2
No par
Co
*763/4
03/4
7
38 J/4
39
91 J/a
91
92
80
-
25
common:
Co_
Drill
Airlines
United
Co
120 %
x383/a
*76 3/4
No par
—
preferred
Car
Twist
Union
Aug 24
Mar
RR
non-cum
Union
1033/4 Aug 25
97
series
California——
of
32%
1173/4
39J/a
32 J/8
91
series
Preferred
24
Dec
77
10
common
$3.70
Aug 15
313/4
120 J/2
38%
31
No par
96
6%
7
7
119 J/2
par.
series
87% Jan
24
67
40% Dec
No
Corp
7
7
5
1
76
4
Co_:
25
10
Aug
Rubber
&
6 3/4 Nov
Sep
74
243/a Feb
Corp
Union
29 Va Oct
353/4 Mar 10
86% Oct
41
Aug 30
12 J/4 Mar
(The)
106% Oct 25
4
Jan
l20% Feb
57
Udylite Corp
1013/4
100
*95
100
8
*95
101
1001/a
5.400
100
900
88
88 J/4
86 J/4
861/4
84
85
84%
85
31%
33
32%
34 J/4
33J/2
34%
33
34%
57,100
3 7 J/4
373/4
37
37 J/2
373/a
383/a
3 7'/a
38%
4,900
24%
25%
25 J/4
22 J/2
23
22%
22 J/a
4.300
58
59%
60
611/2
60%
61
61
62%
31
31Vt
31%
313/4
313/4
313/4
x30%
30%
1,200
7 >/4
7%
7'/a
7%
7 J/4
7'A
7%
13,700
42 J/4
42'A
423/4
433/4
"
x7 Ve
x22'/4
7,300
1.700
43 J/4
44
43%
43 J/4
16 »/4
16 J/2
16 J/4
10%
16'A
163/8
16 Va
16 J/4
3.100
153/4
16
153/4
16
15'/a
15%
15%
153/4
44,200
32
32%
32%
33
32 J/3
33
32%
33
19.500
51%
51 J/2
*51'A
52
52
52
X51
51
16 J/4
I6V4
*16 J/2
163/4
16%
16 J/2
*16 »/a
163/4
500
5
5 Va
53/8
15,600
5
5
5 Va
4.200
18 J/4
6,800
5
5 V4
4%
5%
4%
4%
5
4%
4%
4%
17%
18
17%
18 J/a
18
18
18
1
700
2,500
%
IS
%
n
IS
n
55 J/2
56 Va
55
55 J/2
53'A
54 J/4
53%
54%
32'A
31 J/a
31%
31 Va
31%
32
32 «/2
160
383/4
37 J/2
38 3/4
37'A
37%
36%
37'A
3.300
'91 J/a
92
91%
91%
130
*313/8
37 J/4
.
%
4.700
91 J/»
91 J/2
91 J/a
91 »/2
"25 V.
25%
25%
25%
25'/a
26
25%
26 V4
4.600
46 V.
46 Va
47%
46 Va
47 V4
6.900
45 %
46 Vi
45 J/,.
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2140)
,
.
Monday, November 28, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
for Prevtowr
U
22
120
Apr
25
116% Jun
145% Sep 22
7% Dec 28
169
Mar 30
149
Jan
27
161
29
36% Mar a
4
Nov
21
8% Jan
4
17
Oct
19
31% Feb
12
7% Oct
24
86% Sep
28% Oct
9%
12% Jan
29
Sep
85% Oct
xi
17
14% Apr
22
8
8% Sep
30
26 % Jan
5
21
20% Oct
25% Oct
20
2
18
29% Oct
30
39 % Oct
23
76
29
40
45% Feb
96
i
Jun
7
24
41 % Oct
7
154% Aug 10
47
Oct 29
19
7
35
U
Jan
4
19
U
'
Jan
4
33
Nov
17
25% Oct
3
Jan
<
Aug 31 *
64
26
144
U
5
27
U
36% Apr
12
U
24
54 v4 Feb
4
47% Oct
5
50% Sep
19
108"% Aug 31
Jan 28
69% Sep
28
103 % Jan
5
139% Jan
4
153
26% Jan
Jun
15
34% Jan
14
22
21
37% Feb
9
148
preferred
U
Aug 25
26% Aug 25
37 % Nov
U
10
36% Jun
24
Card
S
26
17% Jan 30
8
24% Mar 29
United
12% Jan
14
9
Feb
12
13% July 11
United
Whelan
84% Mar 24
53% Oct
19
27
Nov
9
51% Jan
Universal-Cyclops
29% Oct
Apr 10
148
*8%
22%
26
8%
22%
'-'8%
8%
22 Va
22%
25%
26 Va
,45%
46%
5
5
1
100
.f,
—5
.
.
,
15% Jan
8%
*8%
21%
26
26
46%
46%
76%
44%
45
34%
26%
47 %
140%
71 Va
1,100
45%
5,800
76%
.
43 %
26%
47%
73%
26
45 Va
*75 V*
,
44%
34
140%
152
STOCK
v.-.
4
Steel
9
157
29% Deo
Tobacco
Universal Leaf
33% Nov
21
8
159% Nov
21
14
80% Jun
17
Universal
Match
31% Apr
7
Universal
Oil
51% Oct
20
Universal
Pictures
29% Feb
17
71
Nov
17
84
Jan
18
70% Feb
16
84
Feb
9
50
July 29
41% Feb
16
62% Jun
13
Upjohn
38
Jun
21
Utah
44
Jan
5
31
Jun
40
86% Feb
9
Nov
2
22% Jan
2
32% Nov
13% July 21
30% Nov
•
18
9% Jan
30% Oct 25
47% Aug 27
42
Jan 26
27
29% NOV
II
11
1,000
CLOSED
36%
27%
4,300
47%
47%
900
71%
73%
65,200
140 Va
Thanksgiving
Day
141 Va
2,300
6,500
24%
24%
25%
24%
25%
24%
25'A
36%
*35%
27%
36%
27%
♦35%
36%
*35%
36%
27%
27%
27%
27%
21,,
10%
*20
10%
20%
11 Va
20
20
20
20
10%
11
10%
11
28%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28
21
NOV 23
53
2
82% Nov
25
33% Jun
9
98% Dec
18
11% Jan
29
5
35% May 25
Sep
2
22 Va Sep
28
Van Raalte Co
38% Oct
24
67% Jun
20
Varian
Associates
Oct
24
47% Nov
25
Vendo
Co
2% Sep
12
Vertientes-Camaquey
21
Virginia Carolina Chemical com
22
102
Nov
21
51
Jun
29
•
99% Jan
108
Jan
4
78% Oct
10
86% Mar 23
80
Jan
29
85
15
91% Mar 17
82% Jan
18
89
Aug 10
Sep 29
87% Mar 16
82% Jun
23
90 Va Aug
12% Nov
11
20% Mar
9
9
7% Oct
Materials
15% Jan
4
Vulcan
19
Jan
4
5%
8
5%%
14
6 Va %
4
21% Mar
2
96% Feb
20
85
Jun
30
96% Jan
2
103% Feb
11
95
Jun
16
102% Apr
13% Jun
16
2
32%
32%
32%
32%
700
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
13,900
3,100
*28%
32%
28%
*28%
29
*28 Va
28%
20%
20%
♦203/a
20%
20%
20%
500
45%
45%
46%
453/a
47%
47
48%
37,900
45%
44%
47%
79,500
42 Va
3
2%
3%
2%
35
33%
34%
333%
98
102
48%
47%
103
100
49
103 Va
104
49
*97
50%
85
*82
85
10
85
84%
84%
*83%
85%
90
*83%
85%
*82%
85%
10%
xlO
85%
85
87%
*84
85%
10%
10%
15
15%
15
15%
*143/4
15
*88
89%
*88
89%
*88
89%
99%
*98%
99
*98%
99
*71%
*98%
100
j'i
aty.
■
9,600
85
10%
10%
10%
102
XlOlVa
16
._
1,900
49%
x49 Va
6,000
99
104
100
common—
4,300
34%
*83
85%
1
100
3
34
104
100
preferred
2%
34
100
104
84%
*84
2%
28%
*83
84%
._100
*97
101%
48%
100
preferred
preferred
43%
44%
2%
100
Co
convertible
43
41
33%
8
Co com
•
r-'.-tv
32%
20%
1
$4.04
94% Apr
8
15 % Dec
87% Jan
& Power
preferred
preferred$4.20
preferred
$4.12
preferred
Aug 31
81% Dec
Sugar
$5
106% Aug 24
7,200
33%
44%
dividend partic preferred_10o
Virginia Elec
34%
60
20%
1.25
11
Nov
34% Jan 20
29,000
28%
Co_6%
6% Jan
4
20
47%
1
35
39% Mar
83%
5
preferred
Inc
9
6%
50
10
convertible
$2.28
*49%
*82
34'A
11%
4
50
83%
34
16%
12
68,500
33%
32%
Nov
27%
46%
11%
26% Feb
27
47%
16%
:
27%
46%
32%
Co
America
of
20
146,90C
♦48%
1
Corp
1,600
160
66 va
*82
5
Steel
Vanadium
33
*158
64
49%
Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
Vanadium-Alloys
200
7,200
64%
82
48
33%
Van
Apr
,
33
160
2,400
8,600
26
65
82
49 %
83%
33%
28
62%
27%
33%
Light Co
|
25%
49'A
12.80
&
Power
5
79
■62%
47
33%
2
20
49%
*82
100
*158
160
49'A
15% Sep
21% Mar
28
33%
33%
*158
63%
27Va,
1
com
33%
159%
61%
.
1
Inc
33%
,
47%
34% Jan
36
159
28
—1
4
Mar
107
Co
Co
Co
20
31
4% Dec
19% Jan
25
Products
preferred
4%%
33%
100
-2.50
680
34%
27%
.
_
com_No par
Corp
Jan
15% Oct
20
26% Sep
•
Aug 18
1
preferred
8%
40
25% Oct 12
21
26
Jan
21% Oct 24
28 Va Jan
6
21
Corp
11,600
152%
34%
47%
72%
141
44
151%
EXCHANGE
*20
10%
1 "
30c
Corp
4,300
27'A
1'
3,100
8%
26
152
'27%
10,200
22
24%
25
Corp
7%
26%
*75%
,,
100
37
26%
22%
35
26%
47 %
71%
140%
7%
*33 Va
153
34%
-
*8%
76%
x44%
7%
37
60
11,500
17
22
46%.
xl52
.
*16%
27%
8,100
4%
*35%
No par
Vitamin
45%
154Va 155
33%
34
26%
27
47%
47%
72%
737/a
140
140%
100
,.46%
*75%
76%
44%
,
.
26
*75%
26%
4
17
7%
*33%
27%
102
154
J
41% Apr
79
8
common
Stockyards
2
18% Sep
*16%
17
36
non-cumulative preferred
& Pharmaceutical
8% Jan
Dec
17
7"%
1st preferred
14 Ve Feb
146
18
99
*152
4%
27%
Co common
Tobacco
4
*33%
Corp
50% Mar 12
S
4%
*17
1
S Smelting Ref & Min com
50
1%
preferred
50
S Steel
Corp common
16%
7% preferred
100
1%
4
8
Rubber Co common
6
U
4%
100 %
154
28
Co
Corp
22
3
♦152
4
100 %
36
preferred series B—_
29% Sep
May
153%
7%
Plywood
33% Oct
24
98%
153
27%
Playing
non-cum
Shares
99%
101
154%
*33%
S
S Shoe
the Week
Nov. 25
1
S
S
Friday
Nov. 24
1
Pipe & Foundry Co
8%
Apr
Thursday
50
common
common
S
Sales for
PRICES
Nov. 23
-————10
Inc
Co
SALE
Wednesday
Nov. 22
xlOO
*153'/a
50
preferred series A
3%%
157% Aug 11
47
Industries
Lines
4%%
U
78
»
S
S
HIGH
Tuesday
Nov. 21
common
preference
class A
4%%
U
38% Feb
27% Sep 30
45% Nov
6
138% Sep 21
22% Dec
7
40
50% Jan
40% Aug 10
Jan 26
75
19
69% July
10
142% Sep
33% Jan
88 v4 May
Deo
7% Mar
58% May 18
9
Jan
Jan
U
25
8
8Va Jan
15
1
8
25% Jun
S
AND
Monday
Par
4
100
Hoffman Mach common__82%c
Co
preferred
Gypsum
5%
22
Oct
35% Apr 20
10
Jan 26
24% Jun
U
Jan
44% May 38
S
7%
30% Sep
9
23
35
13
Aug 23
13 % Jan
40Va Oct
26Vb Dec
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Hlfhes*
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1969
Lowes*
120
10%
11,800
14%
14%
*88
1,400
89%
99
99
10
-
i'.
W
66% Sep 25
40
Deo 17
14% Jan
2
43% Sep
21
33% Mar 30
39
Sep 22
76% Mar II
46% Nov
21
Apr
55% May
41% July
52% July
12% May 19
18% May
18% Aug
83% Dec 29
94
11% Nov
4
8% Dec
10
24% Jan
8
20
Oct
26
48
Jun
12
46
Sep'll
Feb
80
21
11
29
20
19
24
20
12% July 22
50
Aug 21
28% Apr
7
65% Aug 21
64% May
4
12
9
48% Jan
38 % Feb
9
25% Jan
12
48% May 4
31% Feb 24
3% Jan
21
16 Va Dec
30
41% Jun
8% Jun 30
23% July
8
28
102
Sep 23
78% Deo 29
90
May
91
Apr
13
6
17
Deo
85 Va Dec
79
42
May
93
Dec
26
8
61
31
101
Jan
7
23% Jan
8
95
31
Deo 29
Nov 24
32% Nov 17
29% Jan
27% Sep
8
Apr
62
103
Nov 24
52% May
92% Jan
28
22
Dec~29
7
2
Sep 21
65% Sep 28
37% Dec 24
40% Mar 30
97
25
18 % Jun
8
45
Jan
14
35% Aug
4
Jun
15
NOV
1
15 Va Jan
4
21
15% Jan
15
83
69 % Sep
1
6%
27
89 % Jan
7
10% Jan
18
Ward
53 Va Nov
23
Warner
Warner
Oct
27
Feb
8
21% Mar
2
preferred
13
33% Nov
23
45 % Jan
4
23% July 14
30% Jan
15
.7% Jan
14
D)
Co
Motor
No par
53%
53%
*53%
533/4
700
41%
41
41%
41 %
41 %
4,745
5
34%
36
34%
34%
33%
34
33%
33%
1,300
5
♦26 Va
*26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
4%
10%
11
30
West
Penn
*94%
943/4
4%%
pfd
26%
100
95%
95%
100
*85%
87%
100
*82
84%
14
30% Oct
26
56% Jan
4
Mar 81
92% Feb
17
29
17% Nov
4
Western
Air
17
Western
Auto
July 29
4.80%
26
May 11
28% May
10% Apr
31
Deo" 17
38% Oct
37"% Jan
37
Jan
25% Oct
27
57
13
31
21% Oct
25
Oct
25
Jan"29
77% Jan
4
11
102
Jan
32% Jan
05
,
1
Jun
4%
.
5
06% July 7
98% Mar 13
41% Sep
93% Apr
28
Sep
22
July 20.
34% Jan
Mar
70
28
37% Mar 14.
66% Dee 22
36
102% Mar 11
July 23
80% Nov
9
61% Mar 11
Oct
Union
Sep 28
4%%
8
White
Dental
6
White
Motor
102
6% Nov 21
Aug 31
14% Jan
5%%
8
24% Nov
15
37% Nov
18
21
28% Jan
White
27% July 12
52% Jan
8
18% Oct
31% Mar 10
:
48
Oct
$3
4
White
21
Wilcox
19
Wilson
Oil
23% Jan
11
27% Feb
26
'
Wilson-Jones
14
10% May 11
15% Sep
8
:
Windsor
May 27
100
83% Aug 18.
:
(The
Co
&
$4.25
Mar 26
63% Jan
2
07% Deo 31
59
59% Nov
19
42
83
Dec
7
84% July 15
94% Feb
2
79
Nov
18
92% Aug 14
78
9% Nov 23
12% July 24
89% July I
49% Jun 34
Sep
1
25% Jun 34
29
Mar
6
Sep 29
80% Mar 10
75
60
95
Oct
13
89% Nov
25
7
10% Jan
14
19
3
25
July 14
.38
Jan
6
37% Jan
6
138% Jan
4
25
Woodward
Iron
Worthington
4
Aug 26
Prior
21%
49
49%
86%
86%
105
*103
44%
94 % ?
25%
44%-
24%
17%
7,600
321%
3,000
94
'•
*29
'
'
'
300
25
21,300
40%
40%
19,700
21%
~
40%
21%
21%
22
15,900
49
50
48%
49%
30,700
87
87
87
105
*103
105
*86%
n03
42%
94%
43%
42%
94%'
94%
94%-
94
25%25%
25%
25%
68%*:
45
K
69% '
7%
*44%
39 '
44%
39%
39
46%
39
r
*100
Co
W)
Corp
25
24%
24%
38%
38
38
»'• *
1
19%
20%
20%
20%
>
20%
20%
20%
20%
44%
44%
43%
44
%
43%
44%
43%
44
No par
37%
*79%
38%
38%.
38%
38%
40
39%
40%
*24%
25%
13%
13%
28%
10
40%
com
".
10
10
10
44%
*88
preferred .4%%
Yale
series—100
No par
& Towne
Mfg Co_
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No
Youngstown Steel Door
40%■
70
68%
45%
45%
46
89
10
5
par
No par
89
83%
8%
28
*22
88%
20
.
28%
23
89%
20%
81
-
.
84%
8 Va
28%
*22
87%
21
29%
23
89"%
21%
25%
13%
28
80
40%
80
24%
24%
100
*13%
13%
28 Va
■
28%
1,300
14,300
40%
2,600
*
100
"
40%
125%
*123
125%
X28%
29Va
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
1,000
69%
69%
70%
11,600
45%
.
28%
68%
46Va
46
46%
7,200
*89
89%
89
85
86%
87
*8
.
89%-
Z-84%
800
7,900
28%
23%
8%
-
200
1,600
*
81
40%
69%
.
300
13%
*123
29
23%
•
'
125%'
29
23%
6,700
38
27%
40%
*123
7%
24%
*37%
*79%
28%
29
7%
*241/4
38
*24%
27%
8
.
5
!•
13%-
40%
68%
common
81
7%
24%
*37%
25%
13%
•
125%'
23%
Co
*79%
*24%
7
24%
29%
28%
Corp
.
81
*123
100
10
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
1,200
"3,800
,
101%
6%
7%
70
v
6,900
68%
;
•
.
26%
*37%
Inc
Service
8,900
94
46
39
101%
300
43%
.
*64%
v45%
38%
*99%
42%
*24%
10c.
7%
43%
*64%
'
101%
*99%
10,700
.30
24%
39%
105
*64%
39Va
101 %
29%
29%
30%
'25
25%
'
■
45
38%
29%
*30
'
17%
1
!
Public
Jan
1
28
-
21%
86%
29
29%
8,900
32%
*93
50
Inc
preferred
Wisconsin
Woolwortlr (F
Apr
20% Oct
6%
Stores
July 11
7% Nov
84 h Oct
-
94
;
Co
Industries
9
29
31% Aug 17
30% Jan
8
17%
32%
*93
1
preferred
25
22% Sep
17%
♦323/a
No par
common
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
25% Feb
17 3/4
32%
20
10
Inc
Winn-Dixie
0
84 %
150
20
5
14
9
♦93
*
87
:
21
86% Mar
94%
*93
95%
20
43% Sep
127% Sep
27% Jan
37%
49Va
*99%
common
„;
29% Nov
22
37
39%
1
preferred
31
31
37%
36%
29%
25%'
•
83
25% ;
40% -
*64%^ 68%
S)— 20
83
24%
100
29
23'/4 Jun
S
*84i%
84%
29
29%
1
43%
94%
...
*94i%
87
22%
*1031
preferred——80-
36% Apr
119
Jan
28% Dec
86%
100
?5%Oct
Jan~23
48%
B
Co
16
Feb
x21%
2.50
Inc
Stores
Sep
43
25
40%
common
preference
14% Deo
9
30%
95%
94%
17%
*93
29%
30%
24
39%
Ry
Erie
Mfg
convertible
29
79
series
Sewing Machine
Prior
2
32% May
29
40
No par
preferred
preferred
0
1
com__No par
Ry
4,600
*83
94%
32%
94%
Telegraph
Co
17%
2,200
*83%
37%
*93
31%
*93
RR
convertible
48% July
14
17%
31%
5
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5
preferred
NO par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
67% Jan
31
98% Oct
6
98
2
53% Mar 20
1
62% Jan
Pacific
preferred
Wheeling & Lake
22
04
6
May 26
Apr
1
com
400
41/4
103/4
84%
36%
94%
100
3.80%
2
39% July
78
103
t
Co
96
261/4
4 Va
10%
43/a
85%
85%
*83
38%
•93
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
10
6
Inc
2nd
non-cum
37%
100
—
Supply
Western
_
5
preferred
Western
89% Aug 18
8ep
& Paper common
Western Maryland
6
4
38% Mar 18
Feb
6
4
200
54%
41
4%
Lines
2,900
12,200
37
103/4
preferred
16%
70
*36 3/4
4%
4%%
450
54
C
Deo
16 %
69
693/4
10%
Va Pulp
9,300
37
4%
West
1,900
52%
54
Co
Power
53/4
52%
16%
833/a
53/4
Day
3,900
833/a
Thanksgiving
11,800
41%
B
35
69
*363/4
500
7%
9%
54
series
85% Deo 31
56
7%
93/4
41
series
98
55%
CLOSED
No par
preferred
41% Jun
1,300
No par
preferred
16
153/4
70%
36%
4.10%
14
16%
69%
10%
6% Jan
10
16 Va
36%
4%
19% Oct
19% Nov
16%
69%
37%
37%
4.20%
Apr
1,400
38%
53%
3
17
148
51%
10%
Mar 91
7
51%
1
88
9
53/4
83%
4
45% Sep
31 Va Feb
5%
83
Knitting Mills
Corp
Kentucky Coal Co
2
29% Feb 10
5%
West
6
114% Jan
5%
51%
20
14
129
83%
5%
51%
Welbilt
78
Sep 30
83%
5%
51%
4
Jan
32% Jan
118
83%
553/a
38%
93/4
*83%
553/a
STOCK
EXCHANGE
7%
9%
Wayne
Nov
40%
55
7%
9%
Oct
28% July 21
61% July 23
22
54 va
7%
Jun
6
35% Sep
55
5
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
98 Va Aug
*54%
9%
16
22
4
383/4
55
x69
44% Sep
Jan
55%
38 va
7%
10
54% Nov
87
55%
38%
9%
1
Warren
17
55%
38%
7%
Pharmaceutical—1
Warner-Lambert
25
600
54%
1
30
24
3,900
12%
100
81 Va Aug 23
4% Oct
25%
12
7%
Inc_
37% Jun
10 Va Oct
500
251/4
12%
73
9%
Corp
Pictures
29% Sep 20
45% May
4
38% May 25
Waukesha
72%
253/a
12%
1
-
Industries
(S
*71%
24%
12%
38
*54%
1
72
25%
54%
89
7
July
Inc
common
Co
15
38
72
25
*12
2.50
Co
Bros
51
*54
Co
Baking
5
Sep 27
37% Mar 9
Sep
W
&
Tiernan
&
Walworth
Ward
G
86
7
Sep 22
Wallace
Feb
7
9% Nov
10
No par
Co
(Hiram)
1
Jan
35
2
41
12%
19
24% Jan
17% Jan 23
Walker
25
12%
100
78% Jan
36
Jan
Walgreen
4
Jan
68%
24%
preferred
Corp—
Waldorf System
60% Aug 24
40
67
15
No par
4%%
82% Feb
14
7
Electric
44% Jan
29% Feb
112
Wagner
1
1
93
88 Va
RR
Sep
38
July 23
100% Aug 12
63%
Wabash
12
97% Sep
35% Jan
88
7
23% Nov
45
77%
73% Mar
May 13
8%
8
28%
28%
*21%
87/8
22'%
89%
21
21%
28%
-
.
1,700
80
89
89%
5,300
1,100
8
28%
9,000
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22%
200
89
90 Va
10,500
20%
21%
2,500
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87% Sep
21
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17
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100 '
103%
r Cash sale,
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102%
x Ex-dividend,
104%
y
14,01
Ex-rights
Volume
192
Number 6007
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2141)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
The
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italic
when
the
letters
bonds
the
in
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column
headed
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Thursday
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Nov. 24
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Nov. 25
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102.20
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*102.18
100.18
100.26
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100.28
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100.12
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99.30
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Feb
15
1964
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98.24
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98.22
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Treasury 8s
Treasury 3s
Aug
Feb
15
15
1000
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97
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83.6
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93.24 Nov
10
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10
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series
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15
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15
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15
1964-1969
*88.10
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15
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*87.30
88.6
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15
1966-1971
*86.30
87.6
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15
1967-1971
♦86.26
87.2
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15
1967-1971
*86.26
87.2
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15
1067-1972
♦86.24
87
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15
1959-1961
*98.18
98.20
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for
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Development
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Feb
15
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1
1980
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15
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1
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85
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1
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85
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15
1961
♦99.8
Feb
16
1962
*97.24
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2s
2s
*Bid and asked price.
No sales transacted this day.
IThla issue has not
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
or
Sale Price
New York
Transit
Unification
100
98.24
been admitted to Stook Exchange dealings.
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High
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92
91%
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1-1693
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f $
s
20-year
3 Vis
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91%
92
99%
107
„
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__
68
—
June-Dec
90
87%
90
29
1966
1962
June-Dec
89
90%
98%
98%
20
June-Dec
89
89
89
15-year
4Vis
1971
June-Dec
917/a
91%
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4 Vis
1973
May-Nov
93
87%
23
98%
1969
tea-Aug
5s
1972
1978
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Mar-Sept
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April-Oof
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8)
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—
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-June-Dec
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12
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97%
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due
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2
3—
4
3%s
series
No.
3%s
series
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3%s
series No.
series No.
3%s
5
8—
1957
88.4
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86.24
♦86.24
87
*86.28
87.4
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86.18
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86.22
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86.26
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86.20
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86.28
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86.18
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86.20
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86.24
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98.21
♦98.21
98.23
♦98.21
98.23
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98.7
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98.10
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98.11
♦103.16
104.16
♦103.16
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♦100.16
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97
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1
81
81
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92
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92
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April-Oct
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1961
Feb
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1961
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45
92
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91
91%
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:
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1960
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46%
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89
89
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49
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1961
fund 6s
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sinking
1962
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97%
94
95%
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91
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1951—.—May-Noo
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1960
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1
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103
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209
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1953
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1953
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1976—_Jan-July
1936—
1972
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97%
1
1969
issue
32
97%
1967
1972
Conversion
dollar
90
42%
5%
1976—Jan-July
1
Jan
Jan
7s
6%s
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bonds
conv
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Feb-Aug
1960
fund
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dollar
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1962
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1
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fund
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of 1944
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April-Ocf
1978
3.375%)
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fund
assented
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94
bonds of 1931 due 1951
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to
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*87.16
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30
funding
reduced
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1957—Aprll-Ocf
1979
1952
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June-Dec
1941
1978
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99%
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1942
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100
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Belgium
92.22
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1961—Mar-Sepf
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1962
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1945
5%s extl loan 1973
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(Kingdom of) extl loan 4s 1964_June-Dec
Belgian
*92.14
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assented
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1961
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60
92
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5s
1979
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1980
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98
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92.20
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107
103
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15-year
99.18
1975
(Republic)
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20-year
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91%
__
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15-year
20-year
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99.18
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1978
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99% 100%
*96%
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3s
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of) 30-yr • f bonds
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*—
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Amsterdam
(City of) 5Vis 1973
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90.16
98.26
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Period
3%s
June-Deo
'
96
Interest
Brazil
City
1980
100.6
*95.28
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Jan. 1
Issue—
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95.28
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Range Sine*
Sold
Bid A Asked
3 Vis
3%
•100.4
100.6
*95.24
♦90.8
*98.22
(Range for Week Ended November 25)
Friday's
Low
yet
as
Week's Range
Last
"
90.16
May 15
Treasury 3s
06.12 Feb
Bonds (f )
102.26
*99.26
100.28
1974
15
month
100.24
15
Nov
the
100
15
Feb
HIGH
Low
<
102.8
102.26
15
May
Nov
High
Low
High
*102.18
Treasury 3%s.
86.8
Low
May 15
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3 Vis
case
Nov. 23
Oct
Treasury 3%«:
each
Wednesday
Nov. 22
Feb
Treasury 4s
AND
Tuesday
Nov. 21
15 1975-1985
May
in
Monday
BONDS
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4%«_
Treasury 4s
Exchange
indicate
point represent one or more 32nds of a point.
LOW
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Range for Year 1959
25
209
85
88
108%
98%
98
99
18
97
74%
74
74 Va
13
74
93
92
9"
89
100
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1963__Ja«-July
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95
April-Oct
♦87%
90
loans—
■
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2142)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
German
3s
dollar
part
A6s
part
June-Dec
_June-Dec
1972
paid
Conv
<Ss
5
I
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109%
97
79'A
8
78
5
28%
39%
27
20
26%
35
97%
100
April-Oct
1946
1966
6s
4 %s
0
Jan-July
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Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
Jan-July
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
series
30-year
ext
lAItaly (Kingdom of) 7s 1951
74%
74'A
16
707/a
78
74%
74%
74%
18
70%
77%
j_
—
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75
74%
74 %
—
Inc
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Japan 5 Vis excl s f 1974
Japanese
A 6
—
77%
71%
A 5
due
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BVis
loan
extl
1954
extl
due
3s
Feb-Aug
1975
to
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of)
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1958
to Plan A
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extl
fund
sink
5 Vis
(Kingdom of)—
External
56'A
—
—
Can
23
48%
—
1
60
6 Vis
1959
(Govt)
153%,
5s
153%
Mar-Sept
—
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100 %
June-Deo
sinking fund old 4'As
1965
50
100
75
41
10
100'/a
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f
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loan
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loan
1963
99%
Feb-Aug
1973
April-Oct
99%
2
98%
99
99
2
98
99%
99 %
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99%
97%
97%
3
96
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Development
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loan
1953
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1963-
to
Mar-Sept
(30-year)
1958
extl
1973
June-Dec
loan
external
1975
of)
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98%
5
99%
99%
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of)
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1960_ June-Dec
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1950
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61
89%
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1946
1926
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loan
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1956
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1958__
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1971
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,
June-Dec
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&
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112
173
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&
300
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85
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87
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160
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conv
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97%
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1991
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debentures
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s
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A General
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100%
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debentures
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Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 Vis 1988
4%s
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40
541%
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1972
1978
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collateral
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1976
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91
94
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57
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1961
B
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57
56%
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series
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96 3/4
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Lockheed
92%
102
99%
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1977
127
74 %
99%
May-Nov
1980
conv
93%
103
Mar-Sept
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93
121
115
— —
96%
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Little
1982
-
96%
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1980
92%
79
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debs
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96
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subord
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3 Vis
1974
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1980
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
78%
99
96%
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5Vis
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78
92%
gold 3%s 1998
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New York Chicago 8c St Louis—
i
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75
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A
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70
85
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Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Ocf
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Ocf
Llbby McNeil 3c Libby 5s conv s f debs '7fl_June-Dec
Lionel
(The) Corp—
37%
74%
1974
York
'
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2003
39 %
1982
N
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37%
debentures
General
79
78%
95%
95%
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contingent interest 2003
105
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100
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guaranteed
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■
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Aiehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
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Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4 Vis extended to 1974
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds—
A
90%
26
1
1983_May-Nov
Bell Telephone 3 Vis 1988
New Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
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—
81%
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„
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118
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98
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39
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219
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1959
51%
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60
26
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■-
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1997
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1986
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Corp 3%s 1983
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t AKreuger & Toll 5s certificates
debs
1976
1989
85
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2%s
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mortgage 3%s
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1961
125
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1961
1977
1st
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1961
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debs
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1980
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_
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Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961
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53%
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National
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1980
118
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Kansas
57%
94%
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99%
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57
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1979.
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debentures
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debs
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debentures
101%
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conv
1980
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K
4%s
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98%
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w
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56%
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&
debentures
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KLM Royal
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5
subord
conv
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conv
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108
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73%
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s
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subord
conv
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91
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190
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114
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mtge Inc 4Vis ser A Jan 2022_
-May
1st mtge 4s series B 1980
Mar-Sept
84
.
1
66
88
64
71%
71
__
68%
30
66 %
2
77
4s
bond
Mar-Nov
certificates
1989_
64
St
Paul
8c
Paul
Union
Duluth
RR
1st
4s
cons
Depot 3'As B
87'A
May-Woo
1989_Jan-July
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
St
*80
90%
—Map-Nov
96%
3s
Paper
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s
1st
Seaboard
Finance
Seagram
3s
debentures
f
(Jos
&
E)
debentures
Sears
Co
5 'As
1
87 Va
85
.
subordinated
—r-
82%
e
87'A
76 7A
80
93
*93
111%
104
111'A 112'A
*96%
__
87%
—
116
96 %
96
—
93
118%
96%
Seiberling
5s
conv
Service
5'As
subord
Oil
Skelly
99
*827A
100%
68
99
85
—
90'A
82%
—
—
102'A
82 7A
85%
80%
73%
99%
E 1985—Jan-July
74%
74%
11
1974—„June-Dec
ser
3% s
*76%
;—Feb-Aup
117'A
Feb-Aug
1977
f
s
100% 101'A
99 7A
9
Map-Nov
debs
*—
Jan-July
102% 102 %
101% 102'A
97
2
52
1983 .-Feb-Anp
102%
92
——
102%
%
100
97%
Gas
1979-
f
s
—-
debs
1982
—Jan-July
April-Oct
104%
82%
84%
11
82%
94%
87'A
82%
87'A
3
84'A
88
Mar-Sept
Corp—•
debentures
1982-—
J3
107%
86'A
7
Corp 4%s conv debs 1986—June-Dec
2'As debentures 1965-—
Jan-July
98'A
98'A
99'A
267
83%
94%
United
debentures
debs
2V2s
1971
April-Oct
3%s
Jan-July
1963-
Southern Bell Telephone 8c Telegraph
1979—
2%s
debentures
2%s
debentures
83%
96 Va
99%
90%
1971_ -Map-Not
1st
—.—
8c coll tr 2%s
3'As 1982—:
1980
4'As
Biscuit
America
of
Co
debs
f
s
*80%
88
,
1976— -Feb-Aug
1978—
75
_Jan-July
1967——
.April-Oct
-J an-July
94%
85
82%
95
97
15
88
88
9
89%
97%
94%
98
~5
97'A
20
86
90
95
*98% 102%
95%
95%
88'A
91
98
95
88%
—
*88
97%
91%
82
82%
90'a
*92%
•
81%
72
101
80
—
*94
100
93%
100%
93%
101
.
1976—_— -May-Nov
debentures
2%s
debentures
74
84
65
82
*82%
.Mar-Sept
84
88
88%
10
81%
68
*91
95
,
83%
1
81%
*81
1978_
debentures
f
s
1
*98% 103
Corp
mtge & coll trust 4'As
88
68
Mar-Sept
—
93%
■
77
85
88
1991. .Mar-Sept
1973——. .April-Oci
2%s 1966-, April-Oct
1977——
debentures
Gas
.
87
74
_Map-Nov
debs 1970— .June-Deo
2%s
,79
June-Deo
——_
2%s debentures
RR
Car
Rubber
S
87%
92
83
1968-
-Jan-July
2%s 1970——
1st mtge 8c coll trust 3%s 1971—
.Jan-July
1st mtge 8c coll trust 3'As 1972—
-Feb-Aug
1st mtge 8c coll trust 3%s 1975—.—.—
-May-Wow
4%s s f debentures 1972
.April-Oci
3%s sinking fund debentures
1973™. .April-Oct
1st mtge 8c coll trust 4'As 1977
.Mar-Sept
States Steel
United
United
Steel
Works
3'As
*82%
'
80
—
82%
88
*89
94%
93%
94%
4%s
131
89
90%
98%
67
92%
'
\
Corp—
-Jan-July
1968
70
67%
28
70
America—
Corp of
1969
4%s conv subord debentures
Mar-Sepf
85
106
*85'A
June-Deo
1976—
debentures
subord
conv
1983—
debs
4s
Participating ctfs
84%
93%
84'A
84%
19
83
98%
120'A
272
105
120%
Vendo Co—
4'As
Mar-Sept
1980—
debs
subord
conv
116
120
Power Co—
Virginia Electric 8c
*83%
E 1975—Mar-Sept
2%s sef H 1980—Mar-Sepf
First and refund mtge 2%s ser7
First and refund mtge
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref M 3%s ser J 1982
April-Oci
1st
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003——Jan-July
General mortgage 4'As 1983——
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
Map-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973-April-Oci
1st lien & ref 4s ser F 1983
.——May-Nov
6s subord income debs 2008—Feb-Awp
w
76%
79%
87'A
87'A
75
84%
73'A
—
*76'A
87.'A
74%
79%
87%
*84%
■3
79
84%
*88 ~
65
88
68'A
74%
*86
*74%
114%
—
*84%
__
*90%
-
95
.
84
87
10
114% 115
112'A
84%
90%
1167/s
1985—
121
121
*93
90
1987
97%
99
80'A
97%
June-Dec
April-Oct
General
West
,
mortgage
Electric
Penn
West
3%s
Power
Penn
Shore
3s 1979——
3'As 1974
1st
RR
I 1966
gtd-2361
series
4s
69
71
registered 2361
—i—
——Jan-July
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oci
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979—
April-Oci
5'As
debentures
1982—Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3'As ser A 1981
Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984——
—May
4s
Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sepi
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sepi
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967——Jan-July
3%s convertible debentures 1975—
May-Wow
Wilson
Co
123'A
87
103%
80'A
*96%
—
44
94
1
--
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
75
83
75
75
106
81%
95%
Gen
*74%
76
4'As
Central
mortgage
s
f
debs
1978-
RR Co—
*97
4s
—
2004
series A
55'A
—
Public
Service
3'As
1971
Jan-July
83%
72
77%
73
75%
Deferred
delivery
sale
Included in the year's range,
not
n
78
95%
10
—
58%
18
55'A
57%
28
—
55'A
97%
75
84%
98%
60%
54%
55
90%
80
98 %
*101'A 103 »A
*75'A
—
75
94%
*84%
—
*73%
82%
91%
90%
—
*93%
—
'
94
86%
73%
91%
2
87%
92%
2
88
95'A
02
*38'A
*78
87%
87%
included in the year'sTange
Under-the-rule sale not Included
y Ex-coupon.
58%
89%
81%
92
92%
112
85
90
—
—
57
75%
70
.
95
*91'A
95%
92%
92%
—
60%
81%
103%
82 %
91%
-T
mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
..May
Electric Power
2%s 1976——June-Dec
Wisconsin
71
53%
75
—
*81
-■-
58 A
Jan-July
69
79
50
95%
55%
—Jan-July
•
62
60%
75
—' '
49%
84
95%
*75
Feb-Anp
1980
debs
26
"82'A
Wisconsin
52
38'A
—
87%
91%
55 %
64 %
37%;
47
77
79
84
88%
dEx-lnterest e<Odd-lot sale noj.
in the year s range, r casn sa»
in-the year's range,
not
included
th<"
| Compame^refrnrted^s bei^in1 bankruptcy,
?SSrbidCand0raS£r"r!cees; ITXs
95%
75%
~2
&
Wisconsin
f
s
35
71
91%
76'A
■
*82
3'As
Corp
69
67%
*—
Map-Nov
—-May-Wow
-Jan-July
—Jan-July
68%
*77 'A
Western
Co—
Jan-July
.
:
.
Co—
RR
Gen mtge 4s income series A
Gen mtge income 4'As series
a
1979—
1976
South & North Alabama RR 5s
debentures
107%
10
99'A
91%
3%s
United
Marchant—
Oil
76%
124%
79%
99'A
*81
Tank
First
123'A
subord
81 •%
74%
23
*82%
*88
Whirlpool
86'A
conv
100
106
Co—
2%s
86
75
—
117'A 118%
^April-Oct
Westinghouse
86%
Oil
Socony-Vacuum
3s
77%
87%
*90
;
4%s
debs
subord
Smith-Corona
5y4s
75
86%
June-Dec
Oil
Oil
99
77%
88
ApriZ-Oct
conv
Union
Sinclair
&
Jan-July
1966
debentures
Pipe Line 3.20s
Shamrock
Shell
Rubber
*73
*87'A
Corp—
1982—
Co
91
72
Jan 1981——-April
B Jan 1991
:April
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Awff
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967-Jan-July
79
June-Dec
4%s
&
85%
13
97%
Wabash
93
1980
2Vas
Sons
4%s
Roebuck
10
96%
1
72%
79
Mar-Sept
debs
Acceptance
debentures 1972
Sears
92
5
63%
29
65
*91
_—Map-Nov
1974_—
debentures
92%
97%
90%
96%
-•
85 %
2%s debs 1961
Pacific
West
1980
1977
Roebuck
5s
81%
99%
72%
*79
debs 1982—_—Jan-July
mortgage 3s series B
s
84
78%
99%
76
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
3%s
fri-r
*73%
99%
—June-Dec
77
June-Dec
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Woo
debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
conv
78
*80
1990—April-Oct
67
April-Oct
1968
1971
Scioto V & New England
Scott
105%
•
Jan-July
April-Oct
1983——Map-Nov
71%
fit Louis-SoUthwestern Ry—First
104%
138
102%
Louis—
66'A
*76
—
debs series A Jan 2006
67
66%
67
ASecond
Income
95%
108
'
Ry Co—
1st
A 5s
91%
92
*90%
89%
85
-Map-Nov
Vanadium
125 y2 131
*101
105
95%
87 y8
85%
—
*85
Corp—
1977
Royal
1
—Jan-July
—Jan-July
General mortgage 3 y»s series J 1969
Rchr Aircraft 5'As conv
debs 1977
*%s
53%
—Jan-July
„
_
90
90%
90%
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C
Union
96%
Corp—
subord
conv
Rochester
1S78
53%
*87%
100
93%
1986-
Union
2%s
—Feb-Aup
94%
87
94
*90
4
Mfg Co 3Vis debs 1975
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp—
Debt adjustment bonds—
' :
86 %
80
100
94%
102%
78%
15
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975 April-Oct
mtge
mtge
4%s
Rheem
95
119
Pacific—
Oil of California
U
97
84
84%
JuriS-Dec
of Missouri
Co
debentures
1st
104
R
Reading Co first & ref 3'As series D 1995 .May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs 1985
-Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
-April-Oct
94% 101%
92 »A 109
39
——_-June-Deo
M 3%s
Union
93%
85
~~7
100% 102
Jan-July
82%
84%
—
1964-
32
65
•
99%
TJ
First
Q
2%s debentures
99%
98%
78%
112%
84%
:—
Orleans
3'As
Co
Electric
Union
160%
86'A
1
90 Vi
*82
104%
82
—
First and refunding
Quaker Oats
98%
104'A 107
99%
142
87
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
97%
102
82
90%
135
132
83%
141%
80
gold 5s 2000
Pacific-Missouri
Term
98
155
mortgage 3Vis 1983_April Ocf
1975
April-Oct
1977
Mar-Sept
99
70%
76'A
refund M 3'As series B 1970—April-Oct
General and refund
122%
91%
—
103 y4 103Vi
*86%
17
84%
80
93 Va
96%
74%
80%
and refund M 3%S series C
84
__
118% 120
93
95%
95
100%
83 VB
*84
*84%
104%
94%
Orleans RR—
New
& Pacific first
Texas
96%
98
100
100%
94%
on
74
2%s series D 1985
Trl-Continental Corp
100
103%
*90
1979
1980
and impt M 4s series O
First and
93
69
90'A
—
103
103%
*84%
8c
98%
98%
88'A
32
98
—.—May-Woo
Company (The) 3%s debs
Corp 3s debentures 1965——
98%
98%
89%
99%
ft
*—
debs
1973——
Refund and impt
88'A
—
98%
*70%
1972—.Map-Nov
3s
subord
senior notes
116%
917A
ISO
88%
62
96
Map-Nov
notes
capital
First
refunding mortgage 2Vis 1979_Jnne-Dec
debentures
103%
88'%
98%
88 y4
70%
56%
—Anril-Oni
1985
1983
conv
(James)
5s
1st
1963—
refunding
5s
senior
123%
98
—
13
107
Co—
May-Wop
First and refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1968_Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First
debs
Texas
*72%
.
Procter
2%s
Tel
Bell
debentures
89
96%
60%
94%
115%
114
60%
101 %
102%
101%
*—
84
61%
-
*
1984
June-Dec
Standard Oil of California 4%s 1983-——Jan-July
Standard Oil (Indiana) 3'As conv 1982—April-Oct
4'/2s debentures 1983—
—April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—Map-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974
——Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'As 1982
——Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973—
Mar-Sept
Sunray oil Corp 27bs debentures 1966-—Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981—_———Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971—,—May-Now
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972—
—Jan-July
Inc
5'As
debs
subord
conv
89%
*99% 100
103'A
Ry first consol gold 5s 1994—,—Jan-July
coll tr 4'/2s 1988
Feb-Aup
div first gold 5s 1996———Jan-July
debentures
Talcott
4V4s
60%
mtge
Southwestern
104%
92%
105% 106%
—
95%
100
Co—
Memphis
Southern
Corporation—
Phllco
mtge
89%
101%
70
3
83%
June-Dec
2%s 1978
3-^*6
1982
3 Vis 1983—
3 Vis 1985
4%s 1987
3%s 1988
mtge 4%s 1986
refunding
mortgage
refunding
*69%
1st
Term
mortgage
—
&
»A
*83%
First
100 Va
93 7A
1977—
A
3%s ser A '75— June-Dec
Fran
Southern Pacific RR
Spiegel
Feb-Aug
Lines)
2%s series E 1986—— Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996_Jan-July
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961
_jan-July
First mtge 5%s series 11 1983
April-Oct
——
San
100 Vt
9
Jan-July
63
128%
91
1981
22
*95
B
56'A
109%
4%s
70 %
59
63
*120
4%s
71 Vi
1974
series
5s
*55%
1973 June-Doo
4%s
92%
*83
General
-Jan-July
1994
conv
153
1
Gold
98%
*58 >A
High
131V*
—
Gold
70 Vi
Fere Marquette Ry 3Vis series D 1980—Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
General gold 4 Vis series C 1977—
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 2%s 1971
*135
First
53
April
Low
100%
70%
1984
Jan-July
F 1985—Jan-July
Jan. 1
No.
92
85%
77
57
_Jan-July
1970—.—
4y2s
Co
Range Sine*
Sold
Co—
2%s-4'As
Ry
High
Bonds
88 Ye
78
91'A
—
Friday's
88%
80
11
92%
June-Dec
1968
B
Edison
debentures
88
Pennsylvania RR—
General
convertible
3%s
77
91%
April-Oct
California
Southern
79
74%
96
*91
92
78%
71'A
90
or
Bid & Asked
Low
81'A
95%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
High
86 Vi
*88%
1964-June-Dec
Low
81 'A
*86
95%
Period
No.
Airways—
subora
conv
debentures
3%s
American World
Pan
-Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aup
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
82
86 Vi
May-Now
.
BONDS
Jan. 1
75
Mar-Sept
1991-
43/ss
Friday
Range Sine*
Bonds
Sold
75
75
April-Oci
—————
3V28
Pacnic
75
75
High
April-Oci
——.—Mar-Sept
1978
debentures
1985—.June-Dec
———
.
1987
debentures
3V4S
3 Ves
debentures
(Rahge for Week Ended November 25)
Week's Range
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
29
receivership, or reorganized under
current week.
Section 77 of
.I'll?'"i'^'U'^'.iifV'ilU/. ',5iK!li!»ti'»iinl,'Vi4l'i'it
1ft
.'VI
30
"ipifytr*! 'A,'/Y4'tTi#JAWr\\ M
Commercial and Financial
The
(2146)
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, November 28, 1960
.
i
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Nov. 21,
In the following
Range for
the American
It is compiled from the report of
Friday, Nov. 25.
and ending
RECORD
to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
Week Ending Nov. 25.
itself and
Exchange
is intended
in which any
stock or bond
American
the
on
Stock
•
Friday
•
STOCKS
Range
Low
Par
Petroleum
Aberdeen
Mfg Corp
Construction
Acme-Hamilton
Missiles
Acme
Class
A
Aero
Corp
Surpass Shoe
;
Steel Co
Wood
5%
600
21%
Oct
All
Corp
Alleghany
Airlines
41 ya
Oct
72 % May
7%
7%
3,200
6%
Oct
107/a
4% May
3%
3,500
3%
3%
18%
18%
200
4%
4y4
2,500
135
Pictures
Artists
Allied
86%
Jan
6%
Jan
21
Sep
80
2,700
class A
7,700
6% May
10%
3
Nov
4%
6%
7y8
3y8
9%
BY*
200
8% Aug
12% Mar
5%
5%
6,200
4% Mar
6% July
11%
12 y8
300
15
Mar
10
Allied
fc
Properties Inc
All-State
•
Alsco
8
1
Oil
American
Book
American
Business
Co
Inc
Systems
Electronics
Inc
American
Sep
Sep
28
15,500
27%
28%
3,400
8%
34%
8
60c
Jan
10
Mar
■,«
13,900
6%
143/8
17,800
10 %
14
12%
12
12%
500
Buell
17
Jun
12
4%
7,600
4% Aug
10 Ya
Jan
Jan
11%
12%
2,100
10%
Nov
23 Ya
76%
77%
250
74%
Jan
81% Mar
3%
3%
3%
5,000
3%
Sep
43% Aug
4%
5
900
4%
Sep
8%
46 y2
46%
48
275
Apr
50%
14
13%
15
3,900
(J
Biscuit
Burroughs
Burry
Sep
9%
Jan
Feb
lift
Jun
15%
Jan
33%
3%
Sep
15%
Jan
6%
Apr
7%
Aug
1,100
3%
Oct
8
Jan
2%
63%
10%
500
7
Nov
10%
Oct
3
13%
500
3%
12%
14,800
3
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Jan
10
10%
Apr
11
8%
700
8%
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8%
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Jun
Jan
Jan
16%
Feb
12
Oct
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6ft
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3,700
6%
Oct
9
2%
2%
600
1%
Jun
33/4
173/4
17%
18%
10,700
7%
Jan
13
11%
13
2,000
11%
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13%
15%
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May
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fa
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600
7%
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1%
3% Mar
19%
300
73/8
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American
Jan
19%
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dep rets
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Burnell & Co
Jan
19 Ya
&
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1,100
7
33/8
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Bunker
Hill
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Company
Die
Jan
39% Mar
July
63%
13%
6A
10%
31% July
13%
61J
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1
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preferred —
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serial
173/8 Aug
Nov
Oct
18%
Aug
Nov
Si
Oct
Jun
10 y4
10%
10%
10,300
8%
Oct
4%
3%
4%
3,200
3%
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50c
4%
4%
4%
500
4%
Nov
5%
Oct
14%
27%
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Butler's
Jan
22% Mar
"
Jan
37
7H Aug
800
13%
(The) Corp
1
Finance Plan common——50c
convertible preferred—
9
Oct
12% Aug
Jan
211
May
400
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14
3%
9%
42
i
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25% Aug
32%
313/4
47
118 May
66%c
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American-Internat
29%
,
3,926
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8%
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1
1,600
12%
•
1
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34%
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20
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—
9%
76%
1
pfd_100
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4%
4%
8%
A
2
12%
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-July
1
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Inc
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10
Nov
27%
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10%
8%
8%
10%
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6%
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38
350
30%
33
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+
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10
5%
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preferred ——
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Brown
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1,100
8%
5%
29 %
37
1
30c
B
July
8%
3
1
Feb
3% May
3,000
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8%
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43/8
common
B
Aug
12 y8
6
6%
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4%
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4 %
1
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Class
July
72
Feb
1
30%
Co Ltd—
ord reg
rets
dep
Amer
Oct
Jan
700
rets ord
British Petroleum
3% July
82
22%
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3 Ya
13,900
1
British Columbia Power
Oct
Brown
575
22
10c
preferred
convertible
5 % %
dep rets ord
Brown
85
22
4%
dep
Amer
86% Aug
42% Jan
84
4%
Amer
Jan
149
Sep
83
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Jan
6%
Oct
4%
L
Tobacco—
American
British
Jan
22
Jun
3%
19%
Jun
7
Oct
18
4
High
Feb
l3/4
4%
:
Co
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
British American Oil Co
107/s Aug
4,500
58
warrants
Inc
& Rubber
Alliance Tire
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo
Manufacturing
2,800
dep
Allegheny
Breeze
Jan
9%
Algemene
Amer
Sep
Jan
•50 %
15
Oct
14
500
ord_*
1—
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Low
High
20c
Works Inc
Traction Light & Pwr
5%
10
Nov
12%
9y8
3%
1
Inc
Kunstzide N V—
rets Amer shares
American Engineering Co
3,800
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Shares
.
21%
5% May
9.300
2%
48%
~4%
100
Airlines
Alaska
2y4
8 %
14%
6%
14%
1
Bourjois
Inc
Brad Foote
Gear
Brazilian
7%
10
common
preferred
Oct
1%
~9%
preferred—100
4.20%
5
Jan
3% Jan
49%
1
50
:
Southern
Great
Alabama Power
Alan
1,600
14
1
1
1
•
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
Alabama
1%
2%
10c
:
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Stores
Supply
Agnew
1%
8%
Corp
Manufacturing
Aeronca
1%
1
Inc
Admiral Plastics Corp
2% July
300
10
Aerojet-General
High
~
Co
Wire
Acme
3%
25c
1
common
Precision Products
Acme
Corp
&
31/4
for Week
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Low
Par
Low
31/4
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10c
class A
Corp
Range Sinoe Jan. I
Shares
High
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of Prices
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American Stock
Friday
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for Week
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Last
fa
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c
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American
shares
American
Inc
MARC
American
Mills Ltd—
Paper
Manufacturing
American
1
Ameri^ij Seal-Kap Corp of Del
2
11%
preferred
5
Petrofina
American
Thread
Writing
American
class
Inc
5%
A
Oil
Anacon
Lead
Mines
1
5
Pools Inc
Industries Inc
Anthony
Apollo
2,000
4%
200
1%
A
Ltd
class
Co
5,400
11%
4%
1%
Oct
4
Jun
29
Apr
1% July
400
%
Sep
10%
600
33
Oct
39
2,200
5%
32%
—1
20c
Anchor Post Products
2
Andrea Radio Corp
1
Anglo
Amer
Exploration
Ltd
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.4s
Angostura-Wupperman
J
Anken Chemical & Film Corp
20c J
Amurex
45%
4%
.5
Paper
300
11
5%
American
9,400
5
45
•
6
27
43%
12.50
Co
Meter Co
American
5%
26%
5%
12,800
6% Mar
California
Feb
52
7%
16%
4%
Jan
Apr
Nov
33
2%
Camden
Campbell
Jan
A Au«
1
15%
16
600
15
Jun
20
Aug
13%
13
14%
700
11
Oct
22% July
fa
fa
May
8%
6%
6
Jan
5%
6V2
1,500
6
4%
4%
3,600
3%
6%
6%
6%
500
43%
48%
29,500
22%
Jan
55% May
3%
3%
700
3%
Sep
7 Ya May
47
5% Mar
Cement
7%
1,000
12
190
85 Ya
Jan
95%
4,400
9%
Nov
11%
Nov
Nov
Industrial
6% May
,
9%
10%
5
40%
40%
40%
1,300
34 Ya
Jan
40%
2.50
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72 pfd—100
34%
33%
34%
18,500
29%
Oct
38% May
86%
Jan
94
Sep
Oct
29%
Feb
Nov
63/8
Jan
Capital
4% Aug
8 %
Jun
Carey
Jan
Carnation
Corp
Co
&
convertible
35c
Oil
Associated
Corp
American
dep
1
Inc
Co
lc
Supply
Stationers
Research
del
Atlantica
Co
Line
Atlantic
4%
4%
%
%
25,600
*
.
5c
5p
Corp
8ugar
Golfo
%
Nov
City Products
Baxter & Kennedy
5%
2%
5,800
1%
I3/8
700
l'/4
Oct
Jun
9%
1%
18,700
10%
103/4
700
8®/4 Aug
13
8%
~5%
10%
5,900
8%
2%
3
53%
53%
1%
1%
600
3
54%
1,000
41 %
39
40
5%
3,300
1%
Sep
1% Mar
50 %
30%
Oct
Jan
Feb
66
Castle
(A
Mining
Consolidated
Atlas
ourp
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option
Corp
&
Jun
Industries
Atlas
General
Atlas
Sewing
Centres
Audio
Devices
Sep
Jun
Jan
Plastics
Avis
class
Inc
Avien
13%
13%
1,500
12%
Jan
43/8
3,800
Nov
——
4%
4%
22%
213/8
53/4
5%
6
8%
8%
8%
900
4ft
43/8
4%
100
7%
8%
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5
5c
1,400
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2,500
400
12%
16%
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16%
12%
17%
6.900
42% x44%
12%
3
Corp
Collieries
11,200
23
1
A
Electronics
Ayshire
Oct
1
preferred
Industrial Corp
Avnet
1%
1
1
Products Inc Com
non-cum
19,700
10c
.
Corp
Automatic Steel
4,900
1%
1,600
5
May
4
12% Mar
Oct
5
63/4
Sep
4%
Feb
43/4 July
73/4 Oct
11 %
Industries
Baker
15%
16%
400
20%
20
20%
2,100
lc
Securities
Baldwin
Oil
5%
Jan
6
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Barnes
Oil Corp
Bayview
convertible
6%
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Beck
Bell
(A
class
A
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"ft
200
4V8
Apr
22%
19%
22%
24,000
15%
Oct
39%
34%
40%
33,200
21%
Feb
57%
15%
14%
15%
3,300
13%
Oct
of
Canada
Instrument
Watch
BiCKiord's
Birdsboro
Co
Inc
Inc
Oct
Oct
Jan
7% May
103/4
103/4
400
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Bobbie
Brooks
Bohack
5%%
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3
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(H
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Inc
Co
10%
Nov
44% May
13% Feb
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footnotes,
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3%
26
33/4
2,500
17%
Apr
3,200
3%
Nov
3
4
4%
1,300
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4%
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8%
200
July
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30%
30
31
5,100
16
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30%
27%
30 Ya
2,300
263/4
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97%
97%
50
94
Sep
common
prior preferred
24
_100
f.50
see page 34.
16%
14%
16%
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10%
10%
100
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3,700
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21
Mar
6
3/4 Mar
4%
4%
51
523/4
1%-
23%
5%
6%
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2.53
1
500
7
Nov
9%
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Feb
33%
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Oct
19,000
5
11%
11%
300
11% Aug
39%
Machine——.
2
—2
38%
1
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—
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14
8%
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May
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Feb
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9
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14 July
Inc
Chief
Corp
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393/8
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,
„
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400
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..16"
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33/4
4,300
2734
10,900
5%
53/8
3/4
3%
28 3/4
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43%
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33/8
383/8,
12,000
23 %
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16%
16%'
500
15%
13%
143/a
10,800
8%
8%
7,700
6%
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8%
9%
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Feb
5% Mar
Oct
33%
Jan
l3/8
Oct
3% May
20%
Nov
Jan
Oct
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Nov
23%
Jan
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Feb
11 %
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Aug
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9%
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%
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23/4
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5%
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Jan
23/4
3%
3%
100
1
1
1%
16,800
3/4
153/s
16%
29,100
11%
7%
73/4
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63/4
14%
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10 Ya
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3
.
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Oils vtc
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Electronics
Co
Inc
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*
1
of America
& Stone Co
Commercial
Metals Co—
Community
Public
Service
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to
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Jan
1
1
5
—10
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,
163/4
7%
16
16
10%
29
8_
15%
Jan
%
Jun
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10%
Jan
Consolidated Mining & Smelt
13%
—25c
50c
8%
16%
2,300
15 Ya
16
4,500
10
103/4
29
3% May
29
1,300
800
Apr
1% Aug
Sep
26% .Jan
13% Jun
Oct
Nov
10
23% Mar
7%
•
Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc
8%
2,600
6%
Jun
8%
8%
3,500
7%
Oct
x4%
x4%
300
4
Jun
173/8
Oct
19%
4
48% Aug
Jun
Diesel
8%
Consolidated
26
Sep
Nov
63/4 May
6%
Jan
9% Mar
31% Aug
383/4
100
39%
Feb
Aug
Jan
/
Corp
—10c
Ltd-—_*
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1
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*
Inc
1
Construction
Products class A
1
Continental Air Lines Inc
1.25
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental
Commercial
Corp
1
Continental Conector Corp cl A—50c
Continental Industries Inc—
10c
Continental
Materials
Corp———10c
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
—20
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
1
Consolidated
253/,
Electric
New
6%
20
1A
Ray
l.'o
35
Sep
9-%
Sep
14%
Jun
5%
Jan
Aug
6%
6,600
5%
Jun
7%
3,100
17%
Apr
20%
Jan
Feb
Ifa Nov
33/8
400
7%
Oct
93/a Mar
12,100
1%
Nov
4%
1,300
2%
Jun
33/4 Mar
9,300
5%
Jun
7%
4,900
11%
Jun
163/4
Sep
200
6%
Oct
73/4
Jan
17%
2,000
15%
193/a
Nov
8%
45,300
%
4,100
1
%
1%
7%
1%
2
2%
53/4
13 %
53/4
6
13 %
13
7
7
17%
8%
%
16%
40
40
83/4
'2%
73/8
A
83/4
40
9%
3,400
100
1,100
4
A
32
8%
Nov
Mar
9%
Jan
Jan
Aug
Nov
1
Jan
Jan
40
Nov
Oct
if
Apr
20%
7%
Royalty
Sun
6 %
19%
ill
■In
14
153/4 May
Jan
8
Compudyne
PI
9% Mar
1,900
~6%
3
I
10% Mar
13/b
40
28 % May
20%
1,400
253/8
38^
1
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.—_i
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4,700
%
3%
10
Co
22
%
3/4
3%
27 Ya
5%
18%
13%
lc
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1
Co——
1
—
Corp
3%
3%
6ft Mar
12
Sand
6
253/4
Jan
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Colonial
100
i
Sep
A AuS
13%
13%
10
2
Ltd—.
Co
Oil
Colonial
400
I_II4
Corp
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Nov
103 %
30%
Jun
4%
9(fo
653/b
Jan
Feb
Oct
25% Mar
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7%
Feb
99%
25%
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3%
7%
47%
25
Cockshutt
x8%
7%
500
26%
Coastal
6,000
l
Feb
26%
Consolidated
Benrus
8 3/8
53/a
Corp
Co—
Electric
Oct
3/4
3,200
Oct
50
64%:
102
4%
%
62%
102
Sep
Jan
25% Mar
Sep
%
1,800
1,500
5
53/8
28 Ya
21% July
7J/a
%
17 3/S
53/8
Apr
Oct
225
25%
1% Aug
ft Nov
48%
21
23%
Feb
57/8
16
50
23%
Jan
1,100
473/8
21%
Jan
11%
Jan
7,100
•
21%
15
Jan
Apr
13/8
6
17%
21%
1%
Oct
July
15%
8
1%
47%
8
Jan
4
6
50c
11%
6,200
Oct
Nov
1%
25c
Corp
%
1,503
103/a
fa
11 %
Nov
6
103/4
4,600
11%
10
iff
73%
Oct
1%
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lift
10 Ya
Sep
Jan
Jan
14
800
%
1
Corp
Nov
13%
4%
.
73/4
12%
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500
—-
1,400
11%
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7,900
——
8%
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3%
7.50
-
73/4
.%
common.——1
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—
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50c
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Telephone
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Securities
Jan
25c
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Beau-Brummel
73/8
Nov
Aug
25
50c
common—
12%
%
83
25%
"%
1
Oct
4 % July
5,100
3.50% pref—100
& Light 4% pfd
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i
Corp
63/4
9,600
%
Aug
Apr
3%
6
9,500
4%
fa
70
A
1
Co
Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp
Barry
Baruch-Foster
8
~%
5%
8
4%
%
Jan
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Jun
3Ya
i
Construction
BarChris
Jan
7%
4%
63%
Mar
3V8
Jun
60
Chicago Rivet &
Jan
14
1
Ltd
4%
Consolidated Mining
Christiana Oil Corp
.——
Jan
Jan
Nov
Jun
9% July
ll3/8
Sep
16
3%
68%
Cherry-Burrell
50c
Corp
los Andes American shares
Banco de
Banff
15%
1
Sep
800
68%
Oct
51%
15%
l
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Jan
614
2 3/4
25
23%
Nov
Jan
1%
543/»
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13% May
4%
4
143/4
10%
Feb
37% Aug
7,000
Inc_„
Rubber
Baldwin
5%
Jan
Jun
July
%
4
Feb
15 Ya
Clary
%
4
Feb
Oct
Clarostat
4%
9,800
10,500
A
Nov
18% Mar
B
5tV
%
4%
Jan
5
Jun
1 %
Century
Clark
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A__ 1
A
4%
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Chamberlin Co of America-—
Jun
Jan
2
Jun
31%
Jan
17
7
11,800
Sep
35%
26
5,200
Jan
3
4%
Jun
July
19,300
Power
$1.50
53/a
Aug
12,300
Maine
Central
1%
7%
1%
Central
2%
5%
211
Jan
Jan
4i°o Mar
533/4
Central
58 %
5%
1
Inc
Corp
Audion-Emenee
Non-voting
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Inc
Inc
Aurora
#
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350
16,700
34%
l3/8
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Central
Oct
1%
——
warrants
us
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33/4
Nov
14
10
1
1
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Corp of America—_—
Instruments Corp
$1.40
Atlas
6
% July
H
*
—
Catalin
Cenco
H Sep
38,600
31%
Jun
3
Oct
Jan
11%
33/4
Corp—
57
Xv'i
50% May
31%
4%
1
Co_L—
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59
Jan
600
4 Ya
——-i
5.50
Light $5 preferred.*
Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
(J
3A
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&
Products
Casco
11% Aug
4%
~9Va
Carter
Jan
3% Aug
lVs May
4% Nov
2%
2%
5
1
Inc—
T
1%
2 Yt
5%
Co
Power
Carolina
•
Testing Labs
10c
Atco Chemical Industrial Products—10c
Coast
2%
400
~_I/4
._1
Associated
Atlantic
4,500
Carreras
America
of
Gas
<Sz
2%
2%
2%
_£1
Stores
Oil
Associated
12,400
20
*
rets reg
Laundries
Associated
4
40c
23%
15 Ya
Industries—
Food
Associated
1
preferred
Ltd
Electric
Associated
_
23%
warrants
Aluminum Co
Arnold Altex
Asamera
Co
Gas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Armour
Oil
Fuel
Arkansas
31%
A
8
9%
Canadian
Jan
July
54 % May
33/4
Javelin Ltd
Marconi
—
25c
A
class
Electronics
Arco
100
Nov
25% Aug
.—-1
Can Northwest Mines & Oils Ltd
1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian
Williston
Minerals
6c
Canal-Randolph Corp
—
1
Capital Cities Broadcasting
1
pfd
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
90
90
50
23
1
2.50
Ltd
Gas
Canadian
Sep
6
Aug
91%
7%
77/a
common
Husky Oil Ltd
Canadian
3#
31%
20
Canadian
3%
58
Jan
3%
21 %
2% May
17%
52
Ltd vtc_l
Dredge & Dock Co—
*
Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
Canadian
4,100
*3&"
Southern Petroleums
Canadian
7% May
Ltd
Co
preference
% %
Canada
Jan
Nov
5%
4%
Bread
46,600
*
•
Co Ltd--.
Canada
Canada
Jan
16
3%
18%
45
50
-—50
50
1
Fire Insurance
5
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
preferred —
$2.50 preferred —.
6%
preferred ——
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
$3.00
Jan
15,700
23/4
17%
58
—10c
Electric Power common
1
15%
3
18
•
Ltd
Calgary
& Edmonton Corp;?
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
17%
Jan
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Number 6007
192
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2147)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Distilling Ltd
(H)
Class
B
cl
$1
Reynolds
Cott
American
Creole
Mllner
17 Va
14%
300
14
Oct
18%
300
13%
Jan
16%
6%
18% Mar
400
6%
500
5%
20
Gatineau
5%
Nov
Crown
Cork
Crown
Drug
Gellman
Jan
General
General
Builders
1% Aug
25 % July
3 Va
Jan
1%
4,600
28%
28%
31%
15,400
-—1
5
6%
6%
6%
100
6%
Sep
9%
9%..
400
9
Jun
Internat'l
"A"
Co
Cuban
Tobacco
Co
Jan
2%
Oct
5%
4%
Nov
8%
Corporation
Jan
Curtis
Manufacturing
Laboratories
1%
Co
class
class
A
6,000
20
70
52%
6,600
9%
9%
200
——
9
1
common
2
49%
52
common.l
A
1%
19
*
*
^
Electric
American
Jan
18 Va
preferred
Development
General
Jan
250
General
General
9
9%
7%
— -.
8%
% May
18
Indus
41
Enterprises
48% Mar
69
Aug
19 Va
A
General
Mar
Jun
Oct
9
9
Oct
Nov
Power
$4.60
18"% May
900
$5
preferred
preferred
19% May
7%
Georgia
Giannini
D
Glass
Controls
Tlte
Crystal Dairies
Industries Inc
Daryl
Stores
Davega
Corp
6%
5,800
5%
800
7%
7%
4,700
hi
7%
2.50
common
Rights
preferred
21,800
Ji
5:
5 %
7%
5%
50c
—50c
-—
7%
~7%
x4 %
X413«
A pref—
35
C Transit System Inc cl A com__20c
30'/a
30%
9
9
9
—50c
2%
2
2%
25%
Stores
Dennison
class A
debenture stock
8%
Mfg
Detroit
Gasket
Detroit
Industrial
&
Quality Supermkts
1st preferred
1%
Distillers
Amer
Jan
9%
Apr
Nov
hi
18%
Apr
Apr
3% July
8%
Sep
4H
Oct
Nov
35%
Apr
12
Jan
i®
70
29%
300
8%
Oct
1,300
1%
Nov
7%
8
5 Va
6
%
ft
143
Nov
14%
7%
4% May
A Nov
i
7%
10
I
r
t
Dominion
1 Va
Oct
Steel
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
Inc
common
preferred
Dorsey
(The)
Dow
Ltd
Brewery
Draper
——
Corp
.
Exploration
&
Driver
Harris
Co__i—
Jan
6 Va
9%
Lakes
Malleable
States
$7
preferred
$6
Edo
Jun
1%
1%
39,200
33%
34%
800
Mines
i
20%
Oct
16%
12%
Sep
16%
series
preferred
9 Va Mar
10%
Electric
Bond
8% May
28% Mar
§Guild Films
Gulf
States
&
Share.
Industires
47 Va
Jan
Harmon-Kardon
Jan
10
33
H
July
&
10%
10%
Plywood Corp
48%
1,300
10 %
Nov
Hartfield
Stores
38%
Jan
Hartford
Electric
Oct
11%
Oct
41% Mar
500
53
21 |j
4
200
2%
Nov
41«
Hastings
Aug
4
Oct
6%
Jan
-
G
Hazel
Mfg
Hazeltine
17% May
29%
26 Va
800
23 Va
Apr
33% July
11,000
6%
Oct
12%
8
Electronic
Research
Electronic
Electronics
El-Tronics Inc
Emery
of
Corp
new
Empire
District
Co
50c
—
common
Nov
Hecla
Nov
19%
Feb
2 Va
Nov
3%
Feb
1
1%
1%
1%
9,000
1%
Apr
2% July
common—60c
5%
5%
5%
1,300
6
Jun
8
Jan
25
Jan
9c
154
25
21%
7,000
A com—*
class
5%
pfd_
169%
>
18
32%
Millwork
Equity
$2
Erie
Corp
1%
22% Mar
25
21
common
convertible
Forge
6Vc
34%
1st
Corp
11%:
12%
.900
9%
Oct
15%
Sep
13 %
14%
2,900
11%
Oct
26%
Jan
9%
9%
1,800
8%
Feb
19% May
Oct
18,800
4
21
■
6%
Nov
'1,300
Mar
6%
22%'
23
12
13%
15,600
3%
9,500
Jan
99 -
Sep
13%
! Pine
Eureka
I—
Ltd——$1
37%
48 %
43%
350
3%
3%
3,300
3%
Sep
7%
7%
100
7
Oct
11%
"6%
6%
700
6%
Oct
12 Va
13
13
15%
13
.,"•7
a
in
10
11%
n %
6 Va
6%
Nov
13 %
Industries Inc
10c
6%
-
Fabrex
Corp
Factor
(Max)
Fajardo
.'
shs
51/4
1
28'A
1
157'A
int——1
30Va
Instrument—
&
5%
5%
26'A
6%
Apr
15%
beneficial
N^v
%
Drilling Co.—
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc_
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd—I
1.50
28%
-
100
4,000
3,300
5,500
12,400
28'A
31%
14,200
29
5%
100
5%
2,600
~1iV
10
10
2%
15,400
1
1A
_1
Fargo Oils Ltd
500
5%
Aug
11%
Nov
10%
400
9%
Jun
12%
49%
Aug
47%
50%
13,700
36%
Oct
59%
Jan
2 Va
8,800
2%
5%
12
Nov
2%
2%
5%
5%
1,500
5%
5%
5%
8,700
7%
1,900
4
4%
2,000
8
7%
8 Va
6,400
22
21%
22%
800
Va
4
7%
5%
7%
4,400
62%
62 Va
62%
600
5 Va
1,100
5
5
%
%
4%
5%
4,700
23%
3%
3%
4
8%
8%
400
new
pfd
5%%
—
,
24 Va
6,500
1,600
*
43
43
43%
400
•
common
34%
30 Va
34%
19,400
101 %
40
Jun
3
Aug
14%' Jan
27
Nov
3%
Nov
8 Va
Jan
5
Sep
8'A
Nov
Nov
32%
21%
5 Va
Oct
61
May
4%
Jun
8%
65
6%
Jari
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jun
4%
9'A
Jan
Oct
43%
Nov
28%
Nov
58% July
93 Va
Jan
102
Feb
77
5%
Jan
5%
5%
3,800
3%
3,100
3%
Oct
25c
1
Aug
7%
12% July
2% Nov
17%
Jan
6 Va
Jan
12%
Jan
com—25c
10
1
14,900
6%
100
10%
10%
3,200
7,000
6Va
Nov
8% Mar
11 Va Mar
11
500
9%
Nov
5%
1,700
5%
Nov
7%
Sep
—1
2Va
2%
2'A
1,200
2
Oct
3 Va
Jan
—2.50
common
7%
7
7%
1,100
6%
Oct
9%
Jun
7% July
Nov
1%
Sep
2 Va
Consol
Inc
Mines
2,300
19%
Oct
31%
Jan
1 Va
9,800
%
Nov
2'A
Aug
2% Mar
4%
Mfg Co—
(The)
Electric
Co
Motors
class
Inc
(Harvey)
B
*
100
2.50
1
A com—5
Hycon Manufacturing Co
Hydromatics Inc
Hydrometals Inc
Food
Products
—
10c
1
2.50
5
400
48%
Apr
61
Jun
8'A
7%
Jun
13%
Jan
7
Jun
12%
Jan
30
Jun
39%
ft
7%
3,200
3,400
34'A
34'A
25
?
160
130
129
129
115
Jun
32 Va
Jun
137
41
Feb
Oct
Oct
39%
39%
400
94
Apr
99
Oct
29
39%
29
100
29
Nov
38 Va
Jun
900
8
Oct
14
9%
9
14%
~3
15
3'A
3
24%
1,100
1,200
15
14%
15
5
common—.
55%
7%
7A
*
Co
common
—
Oct
54%
8
7.50
Baking
Hardart
Class
22 Va
%
*
A
& Co
preferred
Hubbell
21%
%
*
class
B
&
22%
1
—*
Inc
Co
Hardart
Jan
5
50c
Gold
Corporation
Ltd
Sep
10 »A
5%
3%
(Geo A)
Jan
5%
—50c
Inc__
Inc
Co
100
2%
10
10%
1%
12%
2%
6%
"2%
1 Va
12%
1%
1
100
&
Sep
Jan
3%
"warrants"
Co
Sep
7%
5 Va
—-
Oil
Apr
7% July
36
3%
24%
12,700
2,700
25
13%
13%
Sep
23 Va
Sep
22
Mar
Apr
Apr
Oct
3
24 Va
4Va
Sep
Nov
25%
Nov
25
22%
25%
18 Va Mar
43% May
34'A
33%
37
8,500
25%
36 Va
33 %c
13%
13%
13%
2,200
11% May
10%
10'A
10'A
7,600
35'A
36
4,700
7 A July
30% July
400
11% Aug
28,700
Apr
Nov
I
IMC
Corp
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American
dep rets ord reg
Magnetics
Aug
Nov
Jan
Indust
4% May
8
Jun
Industrial
4
6'A
Jan
Inland
Aug
Jun
10c
4%
Aug
3 Va
Jun
Electronics—
&
Stores
Jun
10
31 Va
10c
lft
29
1%
Oct
Oct
Inc
Inc
Products
19%
Jun
% Nov
4%
20
4% May
% Mar
26%
Nov
Sep
67
101
100
100
£1
Imperial
Oil
(Canada)
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland_£l
Indianpolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd_ 100
Nov
7%
7%
18 Va Mar
400
5
24 Va
—
Co
Jan
31%
Oct
1% May
600
8
26%
2,300
Howell
201% Aug
Jan
2%
1%
25%
30% July
Feb
14
5
8.
1%
Hoskins
8% July
Oct
21
110%
1%
3%
5%
17Mar
Jun
4% May
6,000
1
1
Jan
11%
10 Va
26%
15% Mar
5%
2%
10
ft
10
1 %
Feb
29
30
——-
Seaboard
Oct
3%
Horn
Nov
■5j
162 ft
157
Nov
A
25c
Horn
Sugar Associates—
of
preferred
Falcon
class A
Co
Eastern
Common
$2
1
&
Camera
%
50c
Hygrade
Fairchild
10% May
5%
4,100
%
Industries
Class
Nov
6,900
5,400
15%
3a
&
A
Hormel
Jan
18,200
13%
25c
(R)
Home
•
7
Inc
Payne
Hotels
Holly
Jan
Apr
&
Holophane
"
Exquisite Form
Nov
3,700
13,300
1
25c
,
Jan
l_—1
or
Nov
Hollinger
Sep
Sep
7 Va
—11—
Line
4%
3% May
~3%
42
28 Va
ft
6
Foods Inc_50c
Kosher
Supermarkets
Holly
Nov
1
__1
6%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Hofmann
Sep
8%
1
Manufacturing Co_.
Espey Mfg & Electronics
Esquire
Inc
—1
Corporation
Nov
_10
.
:
Ero
Eureka
3%
Jan
2 Va
13%
Jun
Hoffman International Corp—
July
34
90%
3%
7%
Oct
1
1%
6%
__10c
10c
•
.
Co
Gallon
Radio
Class
Jan
14
12%
common
preferred
Hoe
Sep
35 Va
16
1
preferred
Steel
&
cum
—
Co
Corp
Corp
(W E) &
Hilton
Mar
Nov
20% Aug
1
Oct
2%
22%
1
—
'.
preferred
Hill's
Jan
15%
100
-
Oct
11
25
2
——
convertible preferred
Hiller
Aircraft
Corp_-—
Jan
4,300
10c
Corp-
5,400
1
10
5%
Aug
Jun
"
Empire
2,100
1Tlff
25c
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
Jan
Apr
%ff Oct
9
.'»•
5,800
4%
3'/a
1
1
Higbie
Jan
182
Sep
18%
6%
2%
1
10c
2
—*
Light
Rubinstein
Herold
Feb
Jan
27%
*
3 Va
10c
50c
1
1
Heli-Coil
Apr
43%
44 %
Sep
Oct
17%
20c
-
153
4.800
1,\,
7%
Nov
26%.
9%
23
-5
-
Co
Mining
Helena
Feb
17%
x27-
1
—
Corp-
Electric
21%
300
America.—,
Air-Freight
4%
500
24
167 Va
Associates Inc— 10c
Specialty
1,900
4%
33%
J
Jun
10 Va
Inc—
National
Hebrew
1,400
16%
1— —10c
Jan
July
12%
7%
30
Lithographing
Bishop Inc
"in
29%
15%
_i—..-i—1
41
May
600
2%
♦
15%
Corp
22%
4,600
Inc
10
10,700
Assistance
Sep
100
8
1% July
% May
16 Va
32%
7,000
B
Nov
6% July
3,400
23%
Communications
Sep
2%
Harn Corporation —
Harnischfeger Corp
23
Electronic
8%
Jan
Feb
H
'33 Va
23%
Electronic
3 Va
Feb
Oct
__1
i__.
17% July
10%
Inc
23% May
5
Corp
13 Va Mar
2'/a
Industries
5,700
1
Aug
7% May
10 Va
Company Inc
& Industries
29%
19%
11
May
2%
Land
Western
Gulton
8
1
Harbor
21 %
18
11% July
<% July
_1
14%
Jan
10%
Corp-—
Inc
Jan
—1
Jun
Apr
Nov
1
Jan
*
A
Ltd
&
Electrographic
B
Dev
100
12,600
7%
11%
5
Products—
Jan
*
class
and
Mines
200
10c
Inc
Company
13%
154
•
Feb
200
25
A
12'%
16%
50c
10%
4%
Sep
Oct
4%
Jun
23%
68%
2,500
Oct
4%
Oct
6%
,
Feb
Oct
10%
4
_20c
39
6%
8
common——__i
series
Corporation
Elder
Inc
14,000
Feb
Havana
Iron
Nov
2%
Industries
Hercules
Corp
5,500
13%
95 Va
900
Leases
Stores
Helmerich
Freightways
55%
Apr
Jan
3 Va
Warrants
E
Eastern
51%
100 Va
85%
54%
July
3%
Producers
Grocery
4 %
Eastern
Jan
97
34% Mar
Chemical
Freehold
Heller
Eastern
Jan
10%
Oct
8
•7%
1,700
20%
9,700
7%
9%
500
14,400
25%
9 Va
23%
9%
25%
9%
1%
22%
8%
28%
Jun
3%
10% May
23
9
23%
Jun
Nov
8% May
11,200
5
—
8%
2%
1%
14%
Hydraulics
Griesedieck
Dun lop
reg.—.—10s
1
Durham
Hosiery class B common—*
Duro Test
Corp
—
-1
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co—„
*
Dynamics Corp of America——
1
1%
Oct
preferred series A
Greer
Jan
300
X46%
1
1%
Inc
25
Rubber Co Ltd—
American
dep rets ord
Duraloy' (The)
Co_.
Jun
24%
11%
Corporation-Hall Lamp Co.———
*
Co
Power
44,500
700
Industries
Amer
Gridoil
Aug
4,400
5
Fair-Community Drug-.—
Drug
Duke
17%
12
50
10%
15%
«
11
32%
9%
8%
20%
Oct
5
13%
32%
9%
16%
1
6%
12% May
14% Jan
Nov
6-A Jun
44%
1
Co—.
Nov
26% Mar
11%
—
Drilling
39%
5,200
11
'
27%
7,000
5%
10%
1,300
28%"
—
—
Jan
12
9
1
1
:*
*
Corp—
Douglas Oil Company—.
6%
13
9%
o
Nov
1
B
class
9 Va
~r*
4%
4c
Inc
8%
——32.50
-
200
12
~9%
7.50
-
Jan
4%
12%
Jan
10 Va
10
23%
5'/a
1%
Great
Jan
14%
11
,14%
Ltd——.—-—■-*
$2
4,700
Nov
17% Aug
1
Feb
15%
14%
*
Chemical Co Ltd
Co
7 Va
11
11
stock—*
ord
Coal
&
&
67A
6{f!
Jun
11%
13%
Inc
Co
Great /Western
11% May
10 V* May
Nov
8%
6,500
*
Co Ltd
Bridge
Dominion
Dorr-Oliver
—2'/a
Ltd
Petroleum
Dome
"9%
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29'/a
26,500
39%
x35
5%
4
Gulf
"8%.
4%
...
Jun
12%
Manufacturing
Great
8% Mar
4% May
1
Research
&
175
12'A
•
Guerdon
Corp
Chemical
Dixon
25 %
11%
Jan
5%
Oct
•
Consolidated
Goldfield
July
14%
9 %
—10s
1
ord reg—
25
12
~6 %
Gorham
Jun
Nov
1,200
1,400
25'A
Sep
4%
3% May
18% May
——1
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Jan
9%
5,200
7%
1%
6,700
6
3% July
1,000
4%
Jan
——1
Rapids Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Co
28 Va
Jan
24,200
%
7%
7%
135
17,600
1,700
2%
4
Sep
Jun
Corp
Grand
3 Va
18% May
10
'
12%
5%
com—10c
10
4%
6,200
3%
Nov
Feb
101
Nov
2
1
Gold Seal Products Corp class A—10c
Ltd—
Co
dep rets
Diversey
(Adolf)
30%
1
Dilbert's
Gobel
2,100
142
10
12%
1
Products
Aug
A
25c
Manufacturing
Oils Ltd
Devon-Palmer
142
1
——
~7%
4
24%
5
:
-100
Inc
Productions
Desilu
:
10 Va
Nov
6%
1,100
Dejay
__
class
Corp
Dayco
D
Inc_
Union
13%
1
Inc
Brothers
Mines
Day
Globe
5%
—20
10c
Davidson
Jan
39 Va
Feb
Jun
2
2'A
39%
-
12%
100
200
Mines Ltd
Distilleries
6% Nov
—
4%
4 Va
Co
Industries
Glenmore
5%
—
—
Giant* Yellowknife
(A C)
Gilchrist Co
5
■
2%
5
2.50
———*
50c
1
1
*
*
Fireproofing
,
—
2
£1
rets ord reg
dep
Gilbert
Daitch
Corp
Plywood Corp
Stores Corporation
Genung's Incorporated
Aug
Nov
2,200
-
2%
High
Ltd—
Co
General Gas Corp—
General
1
1
25
1
common
General
*
:
Cubic
B
46%
500
5%
Corp
convertible
Nov
250
3
16% Mar
50c
Co
66 Va
64
5%
...—.——2.50
Oil
Feb
62%
—-
common..—10c
preferred
Apr
11%
5 %
Jan
8 Va
2%
partic
*
*—25c
Co
Crystal Oil & Land
46 Va
"Wts"
Acceptance
33%
w
__
5%
Alloys Co
Jun
1%
(Md)
100
1
Co
8%
5
American
Mfg
9%
1%
Co
Low
*
common
—-—
Sep
(Del)_50c
Inc
Petroleum
Cuban
Co
Power
preferred
Nov
6U
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Feb
20
Low
n«ek
Shares
G
Jan
15%
.
Sales
for
Range
of Prices
Apr
Jan
General
&
Central
Class
15
19%
Petroleum
Cutter
14
lV/2
19%
Nov
(ord reg)_—£1
Industries
Carrier
$1.12
14
1
—1.50
dep receipts
Crane
Crowley
Par
High
Ltd—
Courtaulds
Crown
Low
16% May
——*
A
Corp
Beverage
High
15%
5
common
class
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
*
-
&
preferred
Week'a
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
voting-*
A
non-voting
Inc
Coro
Corroon
Low
(Range tor Week Ended November 25)
-
for Week
of Prices
Par
Corby
Sales
31
•
.
Hardware
Electronic
Corp—50c
36
12%
Xl2%
12%
8% May
8*0%
5Va
5 Va
50
81
5%
78%
Jan
700
4%
Jun
21% Jun
10% Sep
Jan
Apr
39
13
10
86%
Mar
Aug
6'A Jan
i
Federated Purchaser
Felmont
Petroleum
Filmways
General
:
Firth
25c
Flying
Tiger
Line
Motor
of
Ford
Motor
Co
American
dep
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(The)
Frost
(Geo
For
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4%
-1
13'A
1
10 Va
Canada—.
*
129
5 %,
5%
July
rets
9Va
4% Aug
Jun
ll7/« Mar
Insurance Co
7,300
4%
Oct
10'A
Jan
International
13
13 V4
300
13
Nov
18
Feb
International Holdings Corp
10%
10%
1,800
8
Jun
,
129
129
1,100
190
111
13%
Jan
Jan
Oct
181'A
Co
footnotes,
19%
19%
1
11'A
l'A
11%
12
——.1
Nov
19%
Nov
1,000
10
Oct
14%
Sep
1 Va
1%
1,600
1
Nov
2
Mar
-1
3%
3%
3%
4,000
3%
Aug
5
Jan
8 %
8
8%
>.
-
55,700
-—10c
1.25
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Inc
19%
—
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5
34.
27
27"
*
27
5,500
200
Homes
International
Corp—
of North America
Breweries
Inc
25c
—1
1
15%
4,700
3% Nov
14'A Nov
9%
100
8% Aug
65%, 67%
6,600
3%
1,500
4
1,900
60% July
9% Jun
31
2 300
26
* 8
400
5
67%
—1
11%
ll%f 11%
1
30 Va
29
7%
—5
Products
16%
9%
16
Jan
11%
Inland
Oil
Intex
£1
ord reg—-
Inc
class A
Co
Corp
5,800
10
4%
7'/a
Plywood
Credit
4%
9 'A
Ltd—
City Enterprises
Fox Head Brewing Co„.
Fresnillo
5 %
10
—2.50
Inc
Forest
Fuller
10c
Inc
(M H) Co Inc
Ford
.
Corp..—
Sterling
Fishman
10c
1
Inc
Financial
class A
Corp
7%
26;
Investors
pfd—100
Manufacturing
1
Public Service
Iron
Fireman
Ironrite
33'Ac
1
Company—
Royalty
Iowa
Inc
Oct
8%
Nov
Irving
'39%
Feb
Israel-American
Air
16'A
5,500
2 Va
2
1 600
2
77%
20
72
Corp
31% Jan
16% Jan
9
Jan
2'A Jan
78
Oct
Jun
21% July
6Vb Aug
10% Aug
Oct
31% Feb
15%
16 Va
500
6%
6%
7%
2,500
15%
16%
600
13%
10c
%
ft
31,600
'A
%■
14'A Feb
Sep
July
16'A
16%
Oct
6% July
8%
7
77%
1
Chute
Oil
2%
—1
—
Oct
8 Va
Co 3.90%
May
7%
7% Feb
17
Nov
11
Jftn
68
Sep
Nov
1% Jan
/
7
f
v
f
32
+
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'
The Commercial and Financial
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
for Week
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
of Prices
Low
Low
G%
Glass
Co.
—1
11%
Jetronic Industries Inc.
-lOo
6%
.150
1%
Hi
Feb
ley*
Jan
Mt
7%
6%
Jupiter Oils Ltd—
8
1,300
6%
Nov
13%
Jun
Mount
7,200
11%
lft May
2ft Jun
Kaiser
Industries
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
(D)
Gas
Drug
&
&
4 A
Corp
Company
Electric
4%%
pfd
8%
9%
18,800
8%
Oct
16%
Jan
3%
50c
3
31/4
12,900
3
Nov
6%
Jan
Muskogee Co
10
Oct
Muter
X92% x92%
100
Company
250
Kawneer
Kay
Co
(Del)
Jewelry
Kidde
Kilembe
Jun
37
78
19%
4,600
13
Apr
23%
13%
1,100
12%
Nov
19%
700
13% Aug
18 %
1
2A
2%
2%
6,700
1If
n
%
4,500
1%
13ft
104
1.25
1
20o
(IB) Rubber Co
L)
Kobacker
Inc
4
25c
Stores
Oct
6
Feb
4'/*
15,500
18%
8,700
8%
8%
Co
Namm-Loeser's
Jan
Oct
1,300
2%
2%
1,600
2%
2
2%
1,900
1% July
%
5,200
13%
19,600
A
12
Oct
17 y4
2%
2
%
!
22%
22%
17
17
46,1
Feb
2
J
100
19%
3
Lafayette
Lake
Radio
(Mich).
Brewing Co
Lamb
19
8,000
19% Mar
23%
2,aO0
19%
Lanston
2 y4
2%
2%
2,000
1%
Apr
Sep
3%
Leesona
National
Leonard
Steel
*
Jan
32%
Oct
National
7
Sep
12"%
Jan
1
11
11
11%
1,700
9% July
143/b
Jun
4
4
4Va
5,600
53/b
Oct
Natus
6
3% July
4% Sep
Transit
National
—1
6%
1,600
5%
7%
9,200
4%
Oct
16'/a
16%
200
15%
Jan
19
Jan
14
14
15%
3,800
14
Nov
26%
Jan
5
6
6%
5
Jun
6
5%
Nov
8%
Jan
Apr
Nov
11%
63%
Jan
Nov
73ft
Jan
10
500
2,000
6%
Le Tourneau
1
5
25c
Lithium
Locke
Chain
Steel
Lockwood
Class
Kessler
34
x36
2%
2%
42,700
11%
11 %
11%
700
:
22%
4%
4%
"7%
"7%
~7%
5
—
23 %
1
Inc
33
3,200
2%
1
com
America
of
36
1
10
Inc
(RG)
Corp
3
Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5% preferred
8%
5
16%
16%
17
24
43/4
2%
Sep
9 3% May
50
22
400
Video
Corp
Nestle-Le
12
12
12%
123/4
12%
13
1,400
9
100
9
May
14%
14%
15%
16
203/4
31%
32%
Mur
England
Min
825
New
13%
24%
16
25c
4%
33/4
1
1
1
2;
_1%
1%
12%
12%
84%
81%
85
5,800
34%
Jan
28%
27%
283/a
13,200
23 %
Oct
4%
2,100
1%
2,900
.
York
Auction
&
New
York
Nickel
Electronics
New
Louisiana
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Lucky
Friday
Service—
&
10
Lead
(The)
12%
Nov
17%
18 %
11
Rim
7 Va
Oct
2% Jan
Apr
Norfolk
&
55
58%
8,300
14%
14%
15
900
2.50
Co
Corp
„,
——2
~8%
83/4
"9%
Oct
July
Oct
20
May
Jan
8,500
2'ft
Oct
8%
200
2 3ft
Jun
■31/2 Mar
1%
Nov
3%
Jan
23ft
3
1%
2'ft
19%
19%
20'ft
4,700
16'ft
153ft
16 3ft
10,900
13%
Feb
12
Apr
24:i/4
Aug
153ft
Nov
173ft
Nov
12%
1,500
15% July
Oct
283ft
1,200
37%
3,700
34%
Jun
1%
l'ft
1%
10,600
l'ft
Nov
17,000
34
Jun
39
17% Mar
Sep
2%
Jan
■'
iff
A
5«
1
Jan
193ft
19 3ft
20%
6,200
18'ft
Oct
32
Jan
9%
93ft
10'ft,
1,500
8'ft
Oct
133ft
Jan
l'ft
1%
l'A
l'ft
Oct
A Sep
10,900
2 'ft May
154
126'ft Aug
27
26%
27
28%
2 8'ft
800
29
Rosario—3.33%
;
Feb
26
1,000
10
Oct
413ft Aug
253/a
Nov
43
Jan
21
*
Co
Honduras
Mines
Sep
30
Jan
153ft
%
%
A
7,ioo
U Nov
1%
Jan
~5%
5%
5%
5,000
5
Oct
10 'ft
Jan
4'/a
4%
200
4
Oct
1
Ltd
%
1
1
Inc
Southern
Railway—
,1
Jan
Nov
6 'ft July
Cement
class
10
A
North
Canadian
343ft
343ft
35%
3,800
24%
10
American
American Royalties
35
35
35'ft
1,350
25'ft
Sep
393ft
Jan
1%
600
l'ft
Nov
3'ft
Jan
3'ft
Jan
Inc
l'ft
1%
1
39
Sep
.
Jan
Jan
1053ft Aug
28% Nov
183/4
Sep
Northeast
58'ft
Nov
North
15
Nov
Northern
Oct
30
Apr
North
Nov
15
Aug
Nova
8%
3,800
38
1
North
15% Sep
42% July
12 % Sep
9,200
58%
Jan
Mar
26
.Aug
1
Merchandise
Lites
25
18%%
10c
Mines
1%
200
30c
Exploration
Silver
Lunkenheimer
Lynch
Corp
wi
common
24
50c
Class B
Loral
Nov
27
Nipissing Mines
North
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
231/a
153ft
'
•
York
Noma
25c
A
/
.
Co
2^1 Jan
16
Oct
2,700
2%
3.
~l3ft
131/4
•v
-
13%
37%
Co
New
Jan
Nov
10% May
28%
Mining Co
New
Jun
Oct
Park
Process
300
25o
&
Zinc
New
Jail
—1
Jan
Oct
Jersey
Chem
Sep
10%
37%
New Mexico & Arizona Land
Bartlett—
&
Idria
16 3ft
Oct
1
20
Co
Tel
Feb
18%
Oct
Nov
1
llift
1
1
—2
—
—
Oct
1%
800
2%
Oct
29%
■
8'/a
1,400
class A__
Corp
11%
3,900
20'ft
Oct
11
Oct
41
Jan
18'ft
10,200
1
Jan
Jan
3%
j; V
Feb
7%
4,300
7'ft
73ft
!•
Alff
13
30o
.
133/4 Aug
323ft Jan
Jan
1
28
300
1%
& Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
New
New
4% July
50
7,700
12%
Nelly Don Inc
Oct
9% May
6%
Jan
24%
A
6a/4
12%
Sep
Oct
23ft
1A
Co
7Oct
5%
5%
4%
6%
100
"
12%
National Union Electric Corp
16%
1,300
28,600
33
:
10c
8%
1,200
5
5
223ft
4
—
Ltd.
Car
3,100
1
Refineries
Jan
*
8%
Corp
Apr
6'ft
—10
Machinery-
Rubber
30%
Corp
Realty
Jan
123ft
1
Jan
8
Corp
Lefcourt
135ft
Oct
2
27
University
Sep
Nov
_25c
1
Extension
Salle
8%
3%
33
1
New
La
Jan
7%
4%
-
1
8%
Inc
8%
500
73ft
-
28%
3
Industries
Larchfield
Oct
1,000
2%
23 V* Mar
Lamson & Sessions Co
5
3,300
7'ft
Apr
Z0V2
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Jun
48,800
233ft
Sep
20%
,4
Industries
34%
4
2%
.
20%
Lakey Foundry Corp
Oct
8
7%
Sep
2u
Corp
Jan
8%
2%
Jan
20%
Ltd
Jan
33ft
5
,_5
1
Electronics
14%
8%
,
1
75 Desos
Mines
Shore
Sep
8V4 Aug
1,100
8%
._i
Hess
Oct
24%
i-'U .4
Inc
34%
7'ft
Jan
25%
Nov
20% July
13% Apr
200
National
ft Jan
A July
10%
Bellas
National
Jan
National Telefilm Associates
Apparel
23 %
_8%
8%
"33ft
-3
4% Mar
3ya
33 %c
Consolidada S A
'/a
Sep
Aug
"6%
7%
._1
National
L'Aiglon
Nov
17
29
—
50c
La
3%
Nov
Mi
30
..1
Jan
2%
1
1
Kropp (The) Forge Co.
8%
'3%
._s
3]S Mar
2%
2%
7.50
Kratter (The) Corp Class A
$1.20 convertible preferred
2
Nov
;
N
Oct
2
5
.
NOV
"7%
18%
Corp
Oct
1% Mar
5
_i
new
Corp_
2%
1,900
4%
1° ft
-5
2.50
—.———10
50c
Company
Nachman
1%
%
Hotels
57,100
8
———
—
Sep
13%
(H
2'/2
Jan
14%
1
Klion
2ft
7%
Sep
12%
1
Knott-
Nov
July
181/4
Dept Stores Inc
(S)
96
Jan
27%
July
39% Feb
14%
Minerals Corp Ltd
Kleinert
26 %
19%
1
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
Klein
1,300
5,690
14%
Inc
& Co
Copper Colbalt Ltd
Kirkland
Jan
29%
60
2.50
5
Stores
(Walter)
60
88
27 y2
54
1
Kawecki Chemical Co
* >
8"%
16%
Aug
7%
1
Corporation
Ohio Mfg Co_
Muskegon Piston Ring
May
400
6,800
2%
Murphy
Murray
Jan
14
23%
15 '/a
—1
Videotronics class A
MuntzTVInc
K
Feb
4%
3V2 Aug
24%
24%
(expire Dec. 20)
wi
Rights
MPO
Jan
4
15
12.50
Tel
&
3'A
24%
2.50
Inc
Tel
Aug
Feb
100
3%
1
States
High
2V8
900
2%
3%
1
Mills
Vernon
Mountain
Low
3%
-4
Company
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
2y8
1
com
preferred
Diablo
1,100
1%
11%
Products
Metal
Clemens
for Week
Low
Par
High
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25)
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
Monday, November 28, 1960
.
.
Friday
Mt
Jeannette
.
(Range for Week Ended November
Sales
Range
Friday
Chronicle
Oils
Airlines
Penn
RR
Ind
4%%
Serv
Mines
1%
33ft
v
13ft
8,500
84
84
Oct
3%
Nov
10
3%
62%
1%
3,200
613ft
Jun
20
3%
62'ft
79
pfd—100
Ltd
—
Feb
Jan
88 3ft
9,400
3ft
Oct
13ft
Jan
b
133ft
Jan
I
1
6'ft
6
63ft
2,400
53ft
Nov
10c
(Del)
67%
A
%
1
3%
3%. f;33ft
11,500
2%
Jun
4%.
64,200
Corp
Corp of Amer A
6% May
'
50
.—
Nickel
Industrial
1%
1
J—J
Co
Pub
Rankin
Nuclear
25
Ltd
Sep
I.A
■
5'ft Aug
M
MarFadden Publications Inc
Mack
Trucks
Macke
Inc
B) Corp class A
Airlines Inc
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Maine
Public
Mangel
Service
10%
1,300
83/4
Oct
12 3ft
16%
3,000
14%
Oct
363ft
Jan
273/4 July
21%
1%
20
21%
1%
1,700
16
Oct
1%
4,000
1
Oct
%
lc
5%
50c
7
A
5,700
1 %
1
10c
Co.
7,700
5%
3/s
Oct
% May
4% Oct
Inc
1,000
Stores
233/8
23%
100
20
Jan
•
23%
22%
23%
5,000
21%
Sep
1
Specialities
o
Jan
153/8
1
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
Majestic
10%
33%c
(G
Mackey
10 %
16 %
1
warrants
30
30
303/4
2,000
26% Mar
9%
5,800
%
2'ft
Occidental
1%
Brass
_
Power
4%%
Okalla
Old
23 7ft Sep
273ft July
1
preferred
Ltd
..
100
.
Marconi
International
Communication
Martin
Co
Mead
Menasco
8%
Corp
preferred
common
1
:
—7
Nov
30%
28
30%
19,600
17%
Apr
10
10,700
8%
Oct
7
1,900
132% 148
41,700
•
9%
9%
7
7
Co_
1
148
Mfg
1
Co
4%
4
4%
6% May
60
6,600
Jan
3%
1
13 V*
Aug
Jan
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
1
""ft ">2
3,500
%
Mesabi Iron Co
Apr
1
90
88%
90
1,900
341/4
Feb
5
22%
21%
23%
4,500
193/s
Metal
&
Thermit
Corp
Sep
ElocLHc
Inc
I0o
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
1
6%
10%
10%
7%
4%
Oct
7,400
11
1,300
10%
Nov
1
Hone
Microwave
Associates, Inc
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred
Mid-West Abrasive
11 %
11%
1
Corp
2%
10
preferred
Micromatic
6%
9%
9%
93/4
400
1
37%
35%
37%
6,400
22
Jan
4
Aug
2
2%
3,400
113/g
1,200
1% May
10%
Jun
9% July
•
12 3/4
9%
148
4%%
Mining
of
8%
16
l'ft
92
21%
43'ft
6 3ft
20%
Jan
13%
12%
13 %
2,400
11% Aug
143/4
Sep
pfd
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
"ctfs"
Mohawk
Airlines
RR
Feb
13%
Jan
24%
53/8
104
Aug
Nov
39
Jan
5
3,000
Feb
23%
400
5%
July
2%
l
43%
28
2%
300
2%
ft
li
4,200
%
35%
433%
36,600
213/4
28
15,600
5,000
ft
1
Warrants
35
Jun
95
23%
5%
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
July
Jun
10%
lOc
Inc
7
83
100
9%
Jan
4
Jan
Sep
1%
Jan
28%
Oct
593ft
18
Oct
393ft Jan
3
Oct
Jun
1
3%
3%
3%
Monongahela Power Co—
preferred
4.80%
preferred
series
B
100
4.50%
preferred
series
C
100
—
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
-Montrose
Chemical
Co
For footnotes,
see
•
84%
83 7/8
85%
80
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94%
30
Q9
146%
Q9
145% 146%
30
56
1
Moody Investors Ser' ice partic pref
I
100
page 34.
11%
11
11%
3,600
•
52%
52
52%
2
200
15%
Sep
19% Aug
16%
200
15'ft
Oct
20
1
33%
>30'ft
7'ft
Oct
Clay
com.
Products
8%
1st
5%
redeemable
1st
25
pfd series A—25
preferred—25
Jan
Jan
Feb
22'ft Aug
redeemable
34%
preferred—25
1st preferred—25
"32
1,000
30
30 %
27%-
-
-
>
-4,600
46
Oct
29'/a
.
Jun
3l'ft July
Jan
300
26% Jan
28'ft
-
Sep
253/4
253/4,..
100
24'ft
Jan
243ft
2 5'/a
900
23'ft
Jan
243/o
24%
1,100
23 3ft
Jan
223ft Mar
24%
Aug
22%
22%
300
203ft July
30 3ft
Jan
21%
21%
21%
400
20'ft
22 3ft
Sep
89%
89%
833ft
40
82
87
87
40
793ft
Jan
90'ft
Sep
85
Jan
98'ft
Aug
122'ft May
1333ft
Sep
25
243ft
1st
4.36%
33%
27 %
1st
redeemable
Pacific
Lighting $4.50 preferred
dividend preferred
$4.40
Jan
>
$4 75
conv
dividend
Jan
preferred
-i.
''
v
27 % Mar
253ft July
26'ft Aug
Jan
Chemical
Pen
Co
2%
2%
1,700
9%
91;!
20,200
5%
5%
2,300
100
1
*
1
51
24%
31%
51
52%
3,000
24%
24'ft
600
30%
313ft
2,400
24%
Oct
vlc.^2
Bol
l'ft
1%
l'ft
22,500
l'ft
Aug
2%
Bol
%
%
li
14,100
%
Nov
13ft Mar
1
7%
Jari'
Canada
Consolidated
Pa to
(C Ai
:
993/4 100%
—2
A
Corp
.
.
Ltd
Gold Dredg Ltd
MelaiProducts—.—
1
2
1
1
7'ft
—
8
Jan
275
Oct
Jun
5 %
Jun
9;,ft
Jan
Jan
100%
Apr
90
18%
21
13% Aug
59% Aug
Jan
30%
July
39
Jan
Aug
Jan
6%
Oct
12%
Jan
.12%
133ft
Jun
16%
Jan
ll'ft
Jun
153ft
Feb
Jan
1,200
100
7%.
7%
8
2,000
7%
Oct
12%
2 li
2
3%
700
2 A
Nov
4%
2 i7n
2 A
2,100
8%
9%
900
A
>
"
-
•
Sep
3'ft
Oct
11%
23ft July.
6 'ft May
Aug
73ft
Feb
'
•
Trarfii:
10'ft July
143ft Aug
Penn
46
53
Pentron
July
4%
2'ft
8
~
13%
2
:
83'ft
Peninsular
pfd
Company
Parkcrsbnrer-Aetna
Aug
5%
A
1
class
Patino
Nov
T
A
B
of
89% Aug
Jan
91i
Petroleum
Panlepec Oil (C A)
Parker
78%
—
23ft
Light
class
Corp
•"
1
Paddington Corp class
Page-Hersey Tubes.
Pall
_L
1
Ltd—...
.—
&
4-
Aug
Amcr shares—1
Petroleums
Power
—
93
Jan
5'ft
Northern
Pacific
Pancoastal
*
♦
Airlines..
Pacific
Pacific
preferred..*..
dividend
Warrants
*
*
*
preferred
dividend
$4.75
■
Sep
92%
1st
preferred
redeemable
Oct
156
;
6%
preferred
90
Mar
75%
48'ft Mar
Nov
96
Jan '
570
17%
4%
Jan
.
62
15'ft
Feb
142
Feb
17%
700
-87%
80
-
5 'ft
60%
1,700
Class
4.40%
,
16%
60%
—
4.3ft
redeemable
Park
Monogram Precision Industries
Oct
15%
4.50%
Jun
24 Va
2.50
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Mirro Aluminum Company
Nov
3%
43ft
4.80%
Feb
Nov
Nov
Oct
3%
—
\ft Jan
7% Jun
Jun
19%
5%
3,200
153ft
5%
Jan
11%
300
4%
--
--
»
pl'd—25
25
1st preferred————Aft.
—25
''5%
4% July
1,600
5%
Jun
4%
Pacific
13'ft July
16% Jan
2,600
5%
%
15%
...
Pacific Gas & Electric
9% Feb
19%
•
3%
4
2,800
Jan
Nov
27% Jan
12
50
Aug
Jan
A
May
19 %
50c
95
91
%
To
Jan
11%
preferred
87
89%
893/o
Jan
12
Canada
Jan
240
253ft Mar
Oct
Jan
19%
common
convertible
Corp
36
11%
1
Corp
$4.36
Miller Wolil Co
23'ft July
Nov
5
500
Midwest Piping Co
Mill Factors Corp
600
32%, Aug
'
Extruders
20,100
1
.
Manufacturing class A
'-51st
Miami
5
Corp
Securities
Oxford
3
Co
Merchants Refrigerating
Mfg
Overseas
Oxford
Inc
&
8
Jan
12%
27%
•
Sep
__£1
Ltd
Industries
Johnson
8%
Marine
Ltd
warrants
Massey-Ferguson
Maule
Co
.2.50
73ft
3% July
11 %
27
.90c
,
Town
40c
Jan
Oils
Opelika
Tire & Rubber.
5
11%
-ft-r
50c
.
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Mansfie'.d
4%
20o
Corp—
_
Co
Ohio
ll'ft May
193ft
_
'
Sep
36 %
_
Ohio
Feb
1%
Petroleum
Ogden Corp
Sep
Co
Electronics
2.50
Corp.—.——1
3
3%
3,400
-
6% July
2%
Nov
■
6 'ft May
IA
Volume
192
Number
6007
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2149)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
(The)
1
Perfect
51
Photo, Inc
1
300
63
22%
7%
Nov
Servo Corp of America
Oct
68
Aug
500
Servomechanisms
21
Oct
40%
Jan
Be ton
33%
Jan
66 Va
July
51
lft
2,600
n Feb
347/o
800
31Va Mar
6,500
Leather
Shattuck
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Inc
HVa
20c
9%
Oct
24'/a
Jan
3,000
7 Va
Oct
16
Jun
Jan
40
Sep
Nov
10% Mar
39
6%
100
6%
35
2,300
6%
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
—
Philippine Long Disl Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
.
Phoenix
Steel
Piasecki
Aircraft-Corp
Pierce
Corp
Industries
(Del)
600
5
4 %
800
3%
7%
7%
.—4
„
5%
4
4%
7%
2,300
-1
—
8%
9 Vb
9
8%
9 Va
May
Shawinigan Water &
Sherwin-Williams Co
1,800
6% Feb
6% Jan
Nov
7Va
100
1
*
Inc
Sep
4%
5%
10 pesos
—10c
47%
Nov
16
Shoe
16%
Co
of
Oct
Canada
Materials
&
Polymers
98
98
*
11
10%
10
Electronics
Corp
1,010
7%
39
50c
20
10
300
300
17
103% Aug
Sep
May
35
17,600
Jan
6
40 %
18Va
19
89 %
1,900
1T%
7%
7%
Inc—10c
Pneumatic Scale
Polarad
100
50
Siboney-Caribbean
13% Mar
Products
class
A
Powdrell &
Inc
Class
Jun
Oct
9'A
59%
Progress
$1.25
Jan
Simca
Oct
36%
Jun
Simmons
American
Prophet
Simpson's
Public
Service
4% %
Nov
3%
Jan
9%
Nov
21%
18'A
18%
18%
2,000
15 Va
Oct
24
9V2
Sep
11
Jan
46
45 Va
46%
1,250
44
Jun
58%
Jan
1 Va
1%
1,300
1
% July
59 Va May
3 Va
Feb
Feb
Smith
1%
•
66
Sinclair
Venezuelan
39%
7,100
27% May
.:39%
Nov
South
Coast
418
4*1
2,200
3ft Feb
5%
Jan
South
Penn
5%
5%
13%
13%
13%
19
19
24
__
1
23%
•
10%
5%
22%
10%
4,800
5 V2
Nov
9%
11%
Oct
20'A
18 Va
Oct
16
Apr
20% Aug
33 Vb Jun
2,000
10%
800
22%
5
0%
Jan
11%
5%
84 Va
12%
21
Va
22%
12%
13 Va
preferred
Co
convertible
preference
88
Sep
Sep
4.32%
cumulative
preferred
56'A
4.24%
cumulative
1,300
preferred
20 Va
29%
Jan
4.08%
cumulative
2,400
preferred
li'/a
Nov
23%
2 ft
1,300
Oct
22%
23%
3,700
22
16 V4
16%
2,600
15%
40c
•
1
3%
Jan
Spencer
Royalty
Shoe
6%
/
"
18'A
1
6%
27%
Nov
Co
4Vb
1
5c
"
1
'
Corp
Co
Metals
July
Standard
Co
Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
27
Jan
Standard
Shares
10
Aug
6%
Nov
11%
Jan
19%
Warrants
4%
Oct
5%
Oct
Oct
21%
Jan
5
Sep
5
19%
500
37/a
4 Va
600
6%
6%
2V2
5,300
15
%
2,000
55'A
56
450
12 Va
13
16 Va
Oct
11%
Oct
5%
% May
45% Feb
5,200
15%
5%
2
to
12
8 Vb
2,700
7%
27
•
30
30%
Stein
(A)
Sep
14
3,500
4
%
Nov
8%
Jan
3%
Jun
6%
Apr
•
7%
17Va
7}jj
4,200
2 Va
7%
300
7%
7ft
400
8 ft
11,100
V4
Va
ft
3,800
1
3%
3%
3 V2
1,200
Inc—20c
14%
14 Vb
14%
700
Co
52 Va
Products
pfd F.¬
77
•
29
79
27 Vb
—100
29 Va
13
Oct
28 V2
Jan
2 Va
Jan
9%
1% Aug
7% Jun
Jan
6'A July
Va July
8ft
3% Sep
13% Nov
4Vb
58%
Roosevelt
Field
Roosevelt
Raceway
£1
Inc—
6ft
1
70
73%
26
Jan
4,700
18 Va
Oct
6ft
400
-1.50
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
common
150
53
Jan
60 Va
Nov
54 Va
300
48
May
56%
21%
Sep
400
20%
Jan
Jan
82% Aug
41'A Aug
5% May
3% Apr
7
20 Va Mar
7%
15%
12
11%
58%
23
24'A
12"
3%
9,800
3%
Oct
5 Va
8Ve
7%
8%
1,700
7%
Nov
18 Va
Consolidated
2
2%
1,300
6
5*|
6%
4,300
2
Oct
4%
5}& Oct
10
Jan
Mar
1%
1%
1%
600
1%
Oct
3%
Jan
:l_i
2%
2%
2%
1,000
2Vb
Nov
3%
Jan
2%
2%
900
2%
Nov
2%
2%
2,100
2
Nov
Petroleum—
1
Haynes
1
Brewers
"2
Vb
.
•
4
Jan
4%
Jan
Ltd
•
Inc
2.50
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd
San Diego Gas & Electric
series
16
4 V2 %
series
4.40%
series
5.60%
pesos
17%
5%
7%
16%
5%
7%
17%
2,200
6Vt
1,000
7%
400
Co—
preferred
20
series preferred
preferred
preferred-
Petroleums
20
5 Va
Oct
6% May
20
200
18 Va
Jan
17 V2
20
19%
17 V2
100
17Vb
19
Jan
16
Jan
14% July
22
24V4
1,100
Jun
25%
Nov
7%
7%
10,300
7%
Oct
11%
Jan
7%
100
7%
Nov
Industries
Feb
18%
16 Va
Jan
20%
Jan
183A Sep
23'A July
Ltd
1
Scurry-Rainbow
25c
—1
Oil
Co
Ltd
31,500
Oct
Airlines
new
8
Oct
12%
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
4
4V4
1,200
4%
5
8,800
4%
5
700
1
3%
3%
3%
com__3
2'A
2V2
3
rl/256 rl/256
4,600
23,300
11,000
23/4
2%
23/4
4,400
Securities
Corp General
Freehold Petroleums
1
Secnrity
•
~3%
3%
3%
2,200
Seeburg
(The) Corp
1
22%
21
23
26,200
Seeman
Bros
3
22 Va
20%
22%
12,300
1
10%
10
10%
1,000
footnotes,
Jan
103/a
lOVa
1,700
Oct
14
23%
200
23
Sep
26
Feb
13 Va
133/4
600
11%
Oct
18%
Jan
13
Ijf
%
13,900
13
Nov
72%
2 Va
69%
72%
5,600
io3/a
9%
iq3/0
3,300
23 Va
223/4
1
10c
l
Ir.c
10 Vo
1,000
%
7,400
2 Va
3,100
A
l«c
Inc__
600
ft
2
2
——-
«...
—
1
29%
28-
30%
64%
64%
65
5
-
8
M.«r.
17
Va
Jan
Nov
24%
Jun
2Va
Feb
6%
Jun
6
Oct
12 Va
Jan
7%
Oct
12
Jan
% July
2
Nov
8
—
Nov
8%
*
Feb
73
Nov
Feb
21
'
'
Jan
July
9V2
2,000
6%
59
700
41/4
9%
9%
23Va
37/3
6%
4%
__
8J/a
Jan
%
Jan
4%
Jan
15
9%
Jan
Sep
25%
Oct
40'A
Jun
375
8 Va
5,200
64%
Oct
92
Jan
Products
5
13
1
Corp
(Del)
—
200
6% May
24
—
9%
Jan
1
Stop & Shop Inc
13%
13
Nov
20%
14%
100
14%
Nov
17
2%
6,700
2%
18 Va
Apr
3% Judy
22% Sep
1,200
—
40
40
100
—
20
20
100
31%
31%
13%
•
(S)
&
Co
~
40
•
1
Stroock
July
2%
•
5
Corp
34
14%
2%
♦
Corp
Jan
13
■
10c
—
31%
--
Nov
Jan
Mar
36% July
19% Oct
47
Aug
23%
Jun
17,750
30 Vb
Oct
42
13%
600
12 Va
Jan
3%
Sep
15% May
Corporation
Electronics
Sunair
Sunset
(Del)
1
Ltd
Superior Tool & Die Co
Superior Window Co class A
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Byntex Corporation T
3%
3%
12,100
3%
Oct
10c
Inc
International Petrol Corp
4%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
1,800
9 V2
July
3%
3%
3%
4,700
4%
3'A
Oct
1
25o
Feb
4% Mar
2%
Nov
2%
2%
2%
10,000
3%
1
10c
3 Vb
3%
2,600
2%
2%
200
4%
5
——
'
4%
6% Mar
2% May
2% Nov
4%
1,000
4
Oct
8%
Jun
Oct
42'/a
Apr
3% Aug
July
2
29%
27
29%
9,800
5
20%
20 Va
20%
900
16Va
Feb
23%
5
20%
20
20%
900
15%
Jan
23%
Apr
Apr
6 Va
Jun
7 Va
Jan
23
Inc class
4%
B
A
common
common
cumulative
preferred
10
Tampa Electric Co__
Taylor
♦
International
Technicolor
Tel-A-Sign
Teletro
Corp
5
Inc
l
Inc
Industries
20c
Corp
10c
Corp
1
Industries
Inc
Oil
Power & Light
Texstar Corp
Textron
Electronics
see page
34.
3
33
34 V4
5
103/a
2%
14%
10%
3
14 Va
'10%
3,700
25
Jan
300
5
9%
5
Nov
6%
Jun
10%. Sep
2
Feb
4Va Aug
21% Aug
30,200
2,500
15 Va
11
11%
11,300
1,700
,,
Oct
8Va Jan
1
Inc
3%
3%
3%
6,900
2
7'A
7%
7%
2,000
25c
7V2
5%
7%
35,100
6Va May
5% Nov
2
2
2'A
7,400
1%
IV2
1%
3,300
50c
1
$4.56
__
103/„
10c
Corporation
Texas
34 Va
pfd
...»
10c
Inc
91
__
1ft
50c
91
1ft
25
1%
9%
10
7,600
700
Mar
38% July
10% Jan
14% Aug
4% Nov
10% Sep
6% Nov
Nov
4% Mar
IVa Jan
2% J uly
93% Aug
2
89
Jan
lft May
8%
Oct
1%
Jan
18%
Jun
Thew
Shovel
Co
5
Thompson-Starrett
Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Thorncliffe Park Ltd-
com
Roofing
I6V2
1,500
1%
1%
1%
2,500
9
9
9V8
500
2,400
10
1
6%
16
6%
7Vb
22%
23Va
1,200
1
23%
23%
24Va
2,100
1
17%
xl7Va
25c
Thriftmarkets Inc
Tilo
16Vb
10c
Inc
18
1
4,500
15% Nov
1% July
8% July
5Vb Aug
20Va Jun
23Va Jun
13% Oct
20%
Jan
3%
Jan
14%
Jan
11%
Jan
27%
Jan
31%
Jan
22
Jan
Jan
600
4%
Serrick Corp class B
Jan
500
5
Inc
1%
Feb
7V2
5
10c
IV.
9%
1
11/21)
Seaporcel Metals Inc—
For
% Aug
% July
7%
3.50
Milling Corp
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
(expire
9%
25c
Seaboard Allied
Western
%
50c
(Del)
17%
Nov
20
Paper Corp
& Fisher Co
Jan
72% Jan
233/4
1
Co
Container
Texam
15% Mar
20
Ltd
Sep
14%
7%
10%
1
Thorofare Markets Inc
Petroleums
Sep
__
B
Tenney Engineering Inc
Terminal-Hudson
Electronics
Terry Industries Inc
s
Salem-Brosius
Nov
7%
1
Inc
Precision
Television
Corp
54
—
Corp
Aluminum
Teleprompter
Lawrence
9%
100
Nov
July
7%
Jan
2
l50c
Inc__•
6,700
8
17
Feb
1
"Company-i—in
Feb
11% May
4% Jun
Apr
8 V. July
3%
.50c
Avenue
21
4%
2,400
*
(Hugo)
Stone
Class
Fifth
4,000
15%
—*
1
1
Co
Stinnes
Talon
Russell (The F C)
8
14%
22% Aug
23
Aug
19% Mar
8
Jan
3%
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Jan
1
Corporation
Sr.
Aug
Sep
Aug
30
Canada ordinary
(J B)
Sep
30c
Inc
60 Va
25%
25 Va
54
_io
Instruments
of
63
Jan
7%
Co
class
Feb
ft July
Rolls Royce Ltd—
dep rets ord regis
31% Aug
21 Va
--
Stylon
1965
3
Aug
22%
Oct
6,200
2
Jan
8% Aug
30 Vb
Jan
4 V2
15%
~~15%
22 Va May
25c
Parts
5%
17Va
6% May
17% May
28'A Jun
600
lc
Enterprises
Steel
4Vt
50c
"8% Oct""
1,800
50o
Statham
26
Nov
Co—
Gas
Jan
Technical
Rights
17,100
25
*
Ltd
Starrett (The)
Corp commdn
50c convertible preferred
Steel
4%
A
Valley
extended
Seaboard
Jun
11%
10
—
.1
Aviation Corp
Slanrock Uranium Mines
Jan
4%
common
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Sayre
Nov
6%
58%
Stanley
Jan
58 Vb-
9% July
500
Tube
Mar
2
5Va
1
Co__
Rogers Corp
Saxon
5%
Jun
8
-1
Inc
Standard-Thomson
Supercrete
Savoy
Jun
4
25%
2
Statecourt
3Va Sep
22,900
2 Ve
%
19
1
1
series
Grande
Sarcee
4'A
3,100
—
Algom Mines Ltd
Sapphire
1,600
5%
Sep
1,1U0
4%
•
Ridgeway Corp
5%
5%
47/a
.1
(Ky)
Stetson
Bt.
5%
11%
.2
Corp—
Products
Nov
2,300
2V2
12"%
Ryerson &
Corp.
Co
Oil
3,400
6 Va
1
Corp
Mining
Apr
5%
25
preferred
Forgings
Standard
6%
19%
1
Argentine
39
5%
Co..
Dredging Corp
36% July
29 Va Aug
18%
18
4 %
55'A
Ryan
Jan
Jan
_26
Corp.._,
convertibles
Standard
1
1
Russeks
35 Va
113 Va
Jan
1.
10
1
Amer
Nov
35'A July
25
10
10
Robinson
26 Va
1,560
-25
Sep
23 Va
_.l
Broadcasting & Dev
Vtc
3,000
25
Jan
27%
Republic
-
26%
40 Va
25
Jan
27%
Remington Arms Co Inc—
Rio
Va
25
preferred..,
81 Va
200
Standard
1
Reeves
Rio
Jan
26
28
preferred
preference
$1.60
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
Resistoflex
Jan
8ft Jan
*
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stahl-Meyer
Inc
Estate Investment
Trust of America
Rico
5%
39%
•
1
cumulative
Southland
2ft
Real
Foil
Oct
Nov
36
12.50
cumulative
Standard
Insurance
5 Va
Jan
26%
Hi
Co
cumulative
4.56%
R
Reliance
3%
1,300
Va
40
£1
Corp
Oil
original
Standard
&
2,400
5 Va
\
4.48%
83%
Quebec Lithium Corp.
Quebec Power Co
(Robert)
3%
5ft
3%
Jan
2'A Jan
Southern California Edison—
Jun
Q
Reis
7,200
5%
;
California Petroleum
Southern Material* Co Knc
Southern Pipe Line
Southern Realty & Utilities
Soundcraft Corp
Reinsurance Investment
ft
fr
1
Southern
Corp
7,000
%
3%
35
83%
—
3
Rath
Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
ft
1%
Jan
100
Colorado—
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co
Reeves
31
1
Jun
2,000
'
4.78%
100
Pump
Jan
19Va Aug
1
May
% May
Corp
37%
1
20c
JReda
29%
300
Co
Manufacturing
4%
20
Oil
(Howard) Paper Mills
39%
1
common
preferred
Rapid-American
17% July
21
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
Slick Airways Inc
*
preferred
Investment
12,100
20 Va
1
Jan
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Ramo
21 Va
Sep
;
of
20'A
•
2%
.—1
;
Apr
20%
Ltd
1,600
Company
Gas
Sep
Va.
_•
14,300
4.88%
Providence
19%
Jan
preferred
2%
Corp
(The)
Oct
%
25c
14%
1
Inc
46'A Jan
17 Va
5,000
2 Va
66%
Co
Sep
Nov
Nov
300
Publishing—
12 Va
Ltd
Mfg
96
9,200
l
Shares
Boardman
conv
Boss
convertible
*
31% Jan
121 Va
&
2
2%
(Del)—2.50
Inc
Mines
Proctor-Silex
17% xl8 Va
10c
Silvray Lighting Inc
Sonotone
Preston
Oct
%
B
13%
Power
Prentice-Hall
July
%
A
—1
Alexander
Mar
89
10c
Co
1
Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties LtdPratt & Lambert Co
24%
90
2
Petroleum
_2.50
Polycast (The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A
1,800
5,000
31'A
Silver Creek Precision
Corp
Silver-Miller
Mines
Ltd
$3
Poloron
26%
118
Feb
-
Plastic
25%
115
3
Signal Oil & Gas Co class
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
26 Va
118
*
America__
11% Aug
8Va
•
12.50
100
Sherwin-Williams of
Jan
7% May
Power
common
preferred
High
5,400
8%
39
6%
Low
12 Va
7%
39
5
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11
8
•
Mining
lVa Mar
Low
1
Co
Denn
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
Feb
60
34
34 /a
13
Week's
Last
American Stock
High
1,000
48%
lft
lVs
5
Low
8%
61
22
20c
Minerals—.
&
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8
61%
Oils
Shares
Low
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Perfect Circle Corp—
.—2.50
Peruvian
of Prices
(Range for Week Ended November 25)
Sales
for Week
Last
American Stock
Pep Boys
Week's
Range
Friday
STOCKS
33
4
Oct
6Vs Mar
Tobacco
Amer
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered
deposit r.ts def registered
4% July
8%
Jan
4V2
Jun
7%
Oct
Todd
23A
Nov
Jan
Toledo Edison
2Va
Nov
8%
Amer
4%%
preferred
5 V4
Oct
V4
Nov
Tower
Trans Cuba Oil Co class
Trans Lux Corp
1/256 Nov
2% Mar
4
V.
Jjtn
2V4
Oct
5%
Feb
3Va
Oct
4% Mar
16 Va
Apr
28% July
14%
Apr
23
10
Nov
14 V2
Aug
July
£1
"
__
11
May
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Acceptance Corp class A
A
—
5%
5%
100
6%
Feb
21V2
21V2
21%
300
19%
Oct
27%
Jan
—
83 V2
85
250
78
Jan
86
Sep
100
1
1
2%
4%
50c
2%
100
4Vb
4%
5,600
22,500
5V4 July
2% May
37/3 Sep
Vb
Vb
&
1
12V2
11%
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
Trav-ler Radio Corp
1
12Va
1,300
8%
10%
9%
10 V2
2,000
8% Aug
5% Nov
Triangle Conduit & Cable
Co
6Ve
10
5%
6%
1,400
17%
17%
100
24%
•
Tri-Continental warrants
True Temper Corp
12% Mar
5s
20
Shipyards Corp
23V2
24%
7,100
20
20
20%
500
__
3%
Jan
8%
Jan
Va July
15%
Feb
Jan
13% Aug
Va
17%
Jan
7%
Nov
29
Jan
20% Oct
27%
Jan
19%
22
Jan
Nov
Apr
34
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
PONDS
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Low
High
Gas
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
of
Co
United Aircraft
United
of
10%
4
„
Omaha
500
~4
4
1
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc__
1
3/4
Elastic
3
37/a
United
~4y»
•
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Corp
Improvement
United
Industrial
United
Milk
United
Molasses
Co
N
United
U
S
Ceramic
U
S
Foil
U
57/s
6,400
4% July
7%
1%
5,200
iy4
Nov
37/a
700
4%
Nov
8%
6yas conv
Jun
Jan
30
167%
Jun
8V4
8%
1,400
8%
Oct
3%
3%
1,100
3%
Nov
5%
1st
Consolidated
Universal
Container
Universal
Controls
&;
Nov
11%
1994
6s
A
Sep
46%
Jan
May
-11%
Jan
6 »/a
Aug
6%
800
6y4
32%
32%
34%
15,800
27%
8%
8%
8%
400
25c
4'/4
4%
4%
32%
31%
32%
3y4
1,200
6%
6'/a
7
25c
14%
16
6%
Apr
Apr
1973
3%s
1978
N
•
14 %
13%
7%
7%
14%
13%
7,100
8
41%
B
'
1961
Nov
18
Inc
Corp • of
Midland
Feb
Bellas
Research
4s
Hess
convertible
9%
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber.
Norman
9%
700
8% Mar
1963
3,000
5%
Nov
7V2
3,300
4% Feb
6%
Sep
5%
7
Oct
1
6%
6%
6%
3,100
Victoreen
1
12%
11%
12%
12.000
250
14%
Viewlex
Vinco
Inc
Instrument
class
Co
A
Vita Food
Products
12%
7%
7%
7%
5 %
6%
5%s
1984
wi
Ohio
Television
1953
Power
extended
1st
to
mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power
12%
Jun
Public
6%
Feb
15%
14%
15%
900
11% July
12%
12
12%
500
9% May
8%
9%
10%
2,000
3%
West Texas
Utilities
1%
'
.
1%
700
243/4
100
1
1%
Oct
1
2
7,000
16%
Oct
Jan
3'/4s
3y4s
Safe
<fc
Gas
Co
subord
conv
Harbor
debs
Water
66%
49%
32
99%
2
24
70
75
107%
5
128
8
115
19
21157
64%
77 ;
100
94%
104
81
—
100%
9
:
85
98%
127;
27
90
113
23
91
70
70
71
98%
67%
77%
96
99¥4
98%
*99%
93%
93
*86%
*92
*90%
—
5
v
99%
93%
87%
101%
96
95
96
April-Oct
128
132
_May-Noi>
87%
97 V*
86
__
96
96
81
90
__
120% 120%
May-Woo
8
89
117%
1241
183
.
Corp
4%
28 y2
1%
Oct
1
Jun
California
Edison
1%
July
Feb
29
34
%
Apr
5ya Aug
l3/4
Oct
3%
Jan
if
400
%
Oct
IIS
Jan
%
•\
50c
100
79
■
Western
Development Co
1
4%
Western
Leaseholds Ltd
•
3ft
Western
Nuclear Inc
5c
3%
Western
:
4
94
1S8
233A
88 3/4 Aug
Feb
C
1970
series
E
series
4%s
1979
1981
G
series
4%s
1978
F
series
98
96%
101%
series
K
1983
5s
series
L
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
Gas
Gas
Gas
&
3'/is
1970
(Calif)
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3V2s 1964
86
84%
85%
84%
92%
78
84 %
81
91%
90%
12
96%
11
90
100%
101% 101%
*91
>
98
97%
5
4
21
94%
104
97%
105
96%
103%
103
107
86
91%
*87
June-Dec
Jan-July
83%
88%
*89%
June-Deo
Webb
96%
92%
83
104% 105
3s
Wasatch
76
100% 100 y2
1971_. __Jan-July
3 Vis 1970-,
Feb-Aug
Electric
96%
88
79
*99
_Mar-Sepf
Feb-Aug
-April-Ocf
1985___
Southern
65
88%
78
88
~
75%
86
92%
"
Feb-Aug
4%s
25
88
*81%
88
169
60
89%
*83%
_ApriZ-Oct
1982
124%
*83
iilJan-Aup
_M*r-Sepf
J
95%
*85%
1982
I
series
69
94%
*86%
1982
H
series
95%
—Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
,_Feb-Aup
1976
D
*64
._Mar-Sepf
11
86%
90%
99%
99%
17
96%
96%
9
90%
98
64
64
1
63
72
98
100
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
la
Oct
Jan
17%
series
series
4%«
Oct
3ya
debs '62:__Jan-July
1965
1973
3%s
Jan
100
B
3%s
Jan
300
series
1981
1973
3s
Jan
1%
A
2%s
Jan
3%
series
3%s
3% Mar
93
3s
conv
7 6 3/4 May
1%
1%
iy4
pfd.
>r
100
91%,*
Jan-July
1998_Jan-July
6s
1964
Power
3s
Jan
3%
1.29
Inc
100
1964__June-Dec
1970
Service: Electric
5%s
i-
Jan
4
Oct
61
——
53/4
July
320
85
9
1
Jun
1%
19
29,600
1%
84
Jun
Mar
70
1%
1
lOo
3%
3
— -
*
4.40%
1,500
1%
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
Products
400
3%
24%
„
commoi
Weiman & Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Chemical
3%
3%
3%
7% preferred.
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
39
12% Aug
14
Co
preference
107%
23%
175
131
Jan-July
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967
10%
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs.
series
3
; 8Vs
April-Ocf
AprfZ-Oct
.
Oct
5%
3s
$6
72%
111% 111%
*85%
Jan-July
1968
Jan
12
3,200
3%s
$2 preferred
Waltham Precision Instrument Co
Webb & Knapp Inc common
10
May-Nou
1976
1963
mortgage 3y4s
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
Waitt & Bond Inc
92
107
99%
66%,
Mar-Sept
Southern
Aircraft
82%
.
Inc—
1st
w
Waco
42
*98
Aprll-Ocf
debentures
4% May
16,700
•
Inc
90
75%
Corp—
17% Aug
19% July
9% Mar
4,600
5%
Oct
lOo
Vogt Manufacturing
Vornado
14%
1
2
25o
Corporation
Iron Coal & Coke Co
Virginia
due
82%
Jan
5%
6
22%
121
ApriZ-Oct
1974
6%s
Jun
6%
5%
f
Venture Capital Corp of America
(The)
12%
6
~5%
^
Industries warrants
91%
121
"
England Power 3»/4s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Van
130
liq tr ctfs—
New
Valspar Corp
107%
107
8ya
1970
subord
National Theatres &
5%s
~5
72%
111%
Jan-July
debs
RR
National
5s
90'/a
41
Jan-July
America—
National
9% July
50
84%
63%
75
22%
May-Nov
1970
1972
subord
Valley
20
88 y8
*98
AprfZ-Oct
6s
Jun
Nov
'41
Mar-Sepf
1975
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6ya%
11% Mar
19%
4
•
May
1963
6s
Hydrometals
conv
138
Corp—
debentures
Western RR 4s
5%s
107%
High
93
44
119
90'/8
May-Nov
1993™
Mtge Bank 5s
Development
Lithium
Low
5
89 %
*64
-—:_1975
1993—
A
series
AGuantanamo &
Jan
25
6% May
1,600
>
subord
6s
General
Jan. 1
No.
RR—
series
4s
Range Since
Sold
50
88%
Jan-July
Division—
J
4s
Bonds
y4102%,
88%
Feb-Aug;
•
j
High
U20
June-Dec:
v
debs
mortgage
General Builders
Jan
19
July
22
9
Corp
Nov
12 y«
103,100
17.78
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Oct
30 Vo May
1,900
15%
Corp cl A com_10c
Inc
8
2,900
10
Oil
Insurance
181%
Friday's
*48
June-Dec
1970
debs
ioo
Quar-Feb
Jan
6%
or
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
1970
Western
mortgage
A 1st
•«
6%
Last
Sale Price
June-Dec
1998.;
1
series
subord
Lack
Lackawanna of
Jan
170 y2 i7oya
1
Universal
3V4s
Aug
Industries
Delaware
Jan
5y«
1
B
Marion
Apr
Jan
4%
1
Rubber Reclaiming Co
Universal American Corp
Universal
*
50c
Co
Universal
1%
1%
100
S
class
debs
Chicago Transit Authority
Davega Stores Corp—
5ft May
55
Oct
(
Conditioning Corp
Co
Chemoil
Jan
1
Canal
Tile
40%
200
6s
1974
inc
4s
Power
Steel
Finland Residential
Q
Air
Oct
% July
6,800
,
Pump
debs
—10s
Pacific Aluminum
U S
3'/2
14,400
,
Jan
8Vb
Oct
&
Edison 2%s
Boston
Ltd—
United
&
3%
2,300
37/a
J*
43
287/8
Nov
subord
conv
Jan
5'/a
5
dep rets ord regis
J RR
*
13y4
1%
:
Products
American
Steel
Bethlehem
Jan
~5%
Investing—2.60
<te
"warrants"
$5
%
.43
17
9% May
200
io%
Apr
5%s
Appalachian Elec
28% May
Oct
26%
United
United
6,100
_20
Products
Asbestos
18 %
147/a
12%
16%
18 Vb
Co
Yards
Inc
AAmer
Canada
Period
High
u
Unexcelled Chemical Corp_
Interest
Exchange
Low
Alsco
Union
Week's Range
Friday
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
for Week Ended November 25)
Sales
Week's
Friday
Monday, November 28, 1960
.
American dep rets ord shares
Tablet & Stationery
Western
Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Coal
White Eagle International Inc
14,000
3%
Jan
5%
3ft
3ft
200
3
Aug
4
Apr
3
3y8
2,900
3
Sep
3%
ft
2,000
22%
850
1
"""%
%
3/s
1
2%
2%
24%
22%
27%
2\
21%
200
13%
14
24%
*
13%
1
Wllliams-McWilliams Industries.
-10
Williams
—1
(R C) & Co
Wilson Brothers
(F W)
18 y4 Mar
900
%
9%
3%
1,200
„
3,700
Jun
28% July
3% Aug
227/a
Nov
21%
Nov
Jan
15
Jun
113/4
Jan
12 y4
..
8% May
2%
Feb
9
Jun
21%
21%
22%
3,700
18% May
34%
Jan
19%
19%
19 %
200
17% Aug
20%
Feb
'
pfd
100
—"
•
-u~
1
8
19%
2
—
19%
5%s
series
A
1967_
4%s
series
B
1967
AHanover
87
Maranhao
19%
•
(Prov)
stamped
dep rets ord regular
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
!
16%
(Plan
A)
2yas
2008
*120
May-Woo
1949
*54
*90
*89
93
__
69
94%
90
92
65
67
Map-Nov
*80
Aprll-Ocf
*80
90
June-Dec
*99
98%
Parana
Mar-Sept
Jan
98
July
Oct
29
Apr
71/2
Nov
14
Jan
100
19%
Sep
30ya
Jan
Sep
11%
Aug
2% May
1
May
3%
Jan
f
1%
Jan
(not
Peru
stamped
(Republic
Sinking
(Plan A)
2V8S 2C08
*66
63%
90
100%
67
of)—
fund
3s
Jan
1
1997
46%
Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A) 2s
2012__Jan-July
9a
£1
40o
__
•
If*
1ft
1%
5,200
♦No
value,
par
Ex-liquidating
included
x
A Bonds
1
22
22
22%
600
-50c
5%
5%
5%
1,900
4%
-100
3%
3%
3%
1,500
20
Mar
29%
Jun
Sep
8y8
Jan
3% May
5y4
Jan
Deferred
year's
g
range)-,
Ex-dividenas.
46%
*45
47%
__
45
50
40
48
y
delivery transaction
Ex-stock dividend,
r
Transaction
Ex-rights,
z
for
Ex-stock
included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range).
tEfx-dis-
(not
cash
dividend.
being traded
§ Reported
Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore Co—
Zapata Petroleum Corp.
a
distribution,
in
* Friday's
15
(issue of May 1927) 1947
A7s (issue of Oct 1S27)
1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
tribution.
sale
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
*
6%s
A 7s
23%
8%
15
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
750
——
—
8
*13%
„
7%
1-
—»
*115
-
NOV
21
1,500
8%
7s 1951
Jan-July
Port & Waterways 6y2s 1952
Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment debentures—
»
.
ADanzig
German
if Mar
14 y8 May
(Germany)
Ltd—
American
6%
800
3
ABaden
Jun
-29
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth
24 y4
3Vs
9
—
50
Feb
.1
commoi
5% preferred.
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
22%
May
ft Sep
6,300
Williams Brothers Co
Jan
30
1,400
1
Inc
37%
1974
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
323/4 May
Nov
26% Mar
.
9
Stores
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Jan
oct
21
41
*--¥>'
Wickes
Wieboldt
%
y4 Mar
29i/4
10c
Corp
&
'
21.
White Stag Mfg Co
Wichita River Oil Corp.
(The)
Apr
-
•
96%
Sep
ft
21%
10
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
4%
•
20
Inc
4%
flat.
bid and ask prices;
in
no
sales being transacted during the current week.
receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Volume
Number 6007
192
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2151)
35
,<y
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Exchange
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Sale Frlee
Low
Par
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
Company
Boston
Tel—
Personal
Boston
&
Calumet
Hecla
Service
Cities
Eastern
Gas
Eastern
.
6%
&
Motor
Jan
97% Aug
42
Oct
68%
Jan
203
59%
Feb
68%
Sep
Coal
Co
Narragansett
26%
277
39%)
Jun
48%
100
24% Mar
50c
100
63%
65 %
—5
75%
78%
91%
.
—
'
'
*
4
Mathieson
Mining
Drug
'
Association
93 Va
Sep
100 Va
Shoe
91%
510
20 Va
Nov
71%
Oct
20%
112
20%
Nov
11
19%
"
12%
12%
Woolworth
We
21%
36%
37%
38
300
72%
73
13
13
Apr
Jan
22% Aug
Jun
39 Va
Nov
90
Sep
Jan
-
Jan
73
26 %
Sep
30%
Jun
75
38% Mar
55 Va
Jun
27%
41%
41%
;
Feb
Jan
242
.
29
71
27
Mar
51%
149
48
Oct
31 Va
31%
1,112
30%
Oct
39%
0
29%
50%
"l
U S Rubber Co
U S
0
Co
common-:
39%
45
15%
System
Westinghouse
inc
C
F
Allen
Wrigley Stores
32% Mar
32 Va
Jan
58 Va Mar
42
Elec
Briggs
Budd
Aug
__
Nov
31%
Jan
50 Va
-
Buell
Die
&
Consumers
Davidson
Apr
64
Jan
49%.,
42
Oct
62%
Jan
26%
Nov
36 %
Apr
Fruehauf
40
12
Oct
65 Va
Jun
Gar
65 Va
Jun
Ford
Motor
General
Sale Price
Sales
of Prices
Baldwin
Piano
:
•
8
___•
Carey
Manufacturing
Champion Paper common
Shares
Brewing
Cincinnati
4%
Gas
preferred
Cincinnati
Cine
common
Cincinnati
Ball
&
Diamond
Eagle
260
25 Va
Nov
42% Jan
83%
36%'^'
98%
98%
93%
94
-12.50
8%
30% Feb
77%
10
«110
41 Va
86% Aug
38% Jan
Jan
>.r26% July
95
60
Feb
87% Mar
237
Aug
98%
Nov
97%
Sep
8%
330
33
34%
285
—5
22%
23%
—TO
57
57
1,100
55
Jan
21
—
21
75
19%
Feb
21
27%
29%
439
25%
Oct
II—III"
137 Va
607
81%
Feb
137%
23%
67
22 Va
July
28 Ve
Gamble
Rapid American
29%
—2
common
137%
134
—1
.
Parke
Davis
Rockwell
Scotten
IIIIIII
Allied
..1
23 Va
k
___1
Allis-Chalmers
Walker
&
6%
Jan
29% Mar
American
20%
148
Sep
9
62
Cyanamid—i.
;
Motors
.!
.——1.66%
American
Radiator——.
Tel
American
Tobacco
Anaconda
Tel
Co
Armour
&
Bethlehem
Co
9% Jun
13%
42% Oct
58
1
23%
20
22
Oct
39
Jan
18%
55
18
Apr
25%
Jan
32%
211
31%
Oct
43%
Jan
Admiral
Oct
59%
Jun
Advance
Nov
29%
Apr
Akron
15%
Feb
97%
Abbott
Dept Stores
"General Electric
General
—
——_
Acme
Steel
.International
&
Tel
Ross
Sep
62%
Oct
Allied
Oct
67
Jan
63
64
143
58
Sep
May
77
Jan
-
37%
37%
19%
19%
5
13%
13%
79%
118
25
Jan
41%
Feb
17% July
23%
Jan
11% May
17% Aug
31
•
Brass
Electronics
85
11%
Jan
205
39
Nov
57%
Jan
140
23
Nov
American Cyanamid Co
American Mach ft Fdry
Can
Co
Apr
89%
586
42%
Jan
82 Va
V,
27%
Nov
39%
Jun
American
Rad
60
'
Oct
69%
Jan
American
Steel
Tel
37
39%
Jun
49%
Jan
30%
31%
99
27%
Nov
41%
Jan
American
21 Va
292
18%
Jun
22
Oct
American
75V4
13
47
Apr
75%
Nov
16%
67
16
Nov
31%
Jan
53
20
46
Mar
Motors
American
21%
45%
: '
.
46 Va
52%
Jan
21%
360
21%
Nov
27%
Feb
(Un)
Lead
65%
.
-
Phillips
Radio
Stano
ft
Reynolds
St
-
San
ft
Tei
Tobacco
Sears
Socony
10%
2%
Southern
Sperry
Rwy
Rand
—
_
Standard
Standard
Oil
(Ind)__
Standard
Oil
(N J)
Nov
14%
25 Va
Jan
Armour
1.
Oct
98%
Jan
Ashland
103
180%
Oct
265%
Jan
,
154
32%
Oct
38%
Nov
•
38%
61 Va July
Co
ft
01)
9
400
10%
2
May
4
100
12
Nov
-J6> *
38%
39%
871
36% Mar
50% Jun
28%
28%
272
28
Oct
38
Jan
22
—
22%
850
20%
Jun
24%
Feb
8%
560
8% July
24 Va
Jan
3%
200
8 Va
75%
78%
90
71
Sep
99%
Jan
41%
42%
434
41%
Oct
56 Va
Jan
the
round-lot
27
20
Feb
24%
Sep
Bastian-Blessing
42%
42%
19
49%
Jan
Bearings
Feb
5%
non-cum
46% May
8914 Jan
Belden
Mfg
Gossett
10
34% May
59%
55
38%
Apr
59%
41% Aug
Nov
32%
34%
334
30%
Nov
34 %
Binks
ft
34%
56
57'/4
103
25 y*
70
-1—
31% Aug
Oct
32% Jan
10%
11
700
10%
Nov
23%
7%
46 Va
Jan
Oct
69 y8
Jun
Booth
Oct
34%
Jan
Borg-Warner
88%
89%
31
79% Sep
45
35
30
44 Va
50
34%
Boeing
Co
Jan
Brach
May
45 Va
Aug
49%
Jun
Budd
109
&
53%
52
41% Mar
53%
Nov
54 Va
76
47 Va
Oct
77%
Jun
Burroughs
91%
50
57%
Feb
91%
Nov
Burton-Dixie
33%
50
31%
Sep
48%
Jan
Calumet
22%
30
20
Oct
37%
Jan
Canadian
56%
95
44%
Feb
58%
Jun
Canadian
400
200
33%
Sep
Carrier
'
Burlington
33
Sep
10
Nov
16%
Jan
22 %
Oct
39%
Jan
26%
Oct
35%
Jan
100
61%
Oct
700
17%
Apr
300
26% Mar
42
Nov
Jan
Industries
Jun
-3.80
79%
*74%
79%
1,700
49%
Jan
79%
Nov
20%
18%
_0
94%
20%
11,300
18%
Nov
29%
Feb
12
12%
6,100
11%
Oct
16
Feb
28%
12%
28%
200
25%
Sep
37%
Jan
2,100
94%
94%
60%
60%
100
39
42 Va
3,200
44
39%
44%
300
3,600
„
-
31
55%
Jan
43
34% May
42%
Jan
Celanese
Corp
73
39%
Centlivre
45%
60
40%
Sep
111
18%
Oct
26
Jan
16
35%
Feb
49 Va
Nov
35% May
39% Oct
44%
Nov
50%
Jan
19
49V»
44
44
44%
42
39%
39%
40%
725
63
Jan
Oct
14%
10% July
15%
500
29%
Oct
64%
300
57%
Sep
38% May
76% Jan
38
36
38
1,600
29% May
41%
Feb
19
20
200
18% July
23%
Jan
22%
22%
10%
27%
Jan
22%
2,800
9%
13%
9%
300
39
39
200
13%
Sep
9% Jan
32
Jun
10% Aug
41% Jan
13%
1,200
11% May
17% Aug
12%
88%
12%
400
11%
Nov
17
86
88%
650
77
Feb
88%
4 Va
4
4
100
3%
Jan
Jan
Oct
Jun
18
17%
18%
950
17 Va
Oct
24
15%
15%
16
800
13 Va
Oct
20%
Jun
300
56%
74
Feb
1%
400
1
May
1%
Oct
39%
39
39%
4,000
39
Nov
57 Va
Jan
45%
46%
250
38%
Jan
53% July
66%
iy*
67
Oct
34%
35%
900
25
25
100
23% July
24% Oct
33
33
33%
800
32 Va
Nov
5
36
May
Nov
31% Aug
48% Jan
35%
35%
41
2,300
32
Nov
41
Nov
•
89
82
89'A
5,500
49%
Feb
89 Va
Nov
14%
14%
14%
800
14%
Nov
27%
1
17 Va
Jan
17
17%
1,300
Sep
23%
Jan
27%
28%
70C
27%
Nov
40%
Jun
.—12.50
23%
24
600
22%
Jan
29
Aug
6
16%
16%
300
16%
Nov
26%
Brewing Corp
45%
49% July
53 Va Jan
49%
Oct
5
(Un)
45%
18%
Sep
42%
34
1
Inc
37V2
common
of
Sep
Jan
13%
5
common—*
63%
43
33%
Ipl
g
97
May
64
_1
a
Jan
33
13%
13
...
80
51% May
64%
2 50
Export Gas Ltd.
Corp
Jan
59%
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
38%
Jan
Jan
8
new
36%
/
25%
43%
—
Pacific
107
Jan
Oct
.
Hecla
53 Va
Oct
Corp
ft
Nov
31 %
a
J)
•"
Jan
40
1§
(E
8% May
8
19% July
13% Jan
3,800
I
44%
49%
•.
Jan
2,300
Co
38
19
25
Nov
14%
44%
Corp
Sons
55%
'
7%
200
32%
Corp
Corp
Company
91%
,
2,100
-
31%
,
Brunswick
Jan
22%
__7
8
Jun
43%
Airplane
Fisheries
53%
91%
»
7%
68 Va
44
10
Manufacturing
54%
_
•
1,800
10%
42
.
25
44%
53%
0
;
Oct
17
40%
Co
50%
45
'
»*
44%
Nov
High
50
42
Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
»
Low
500
II~50c
Bell
Range Since Jan. 1
31%
Inc
39 Va
56%
Nov
18
j
*
39%
25%
20%
57%
18%
j
52
34%
July
17%
65%
(Un)
25
'
8hares
High
18%
Co
176
——
'
Jun
56%
.
lo
42%
56%
'
Nov
58%
17%
I10
52%
—
3Va
Jan
for Week
Range
65%
preferred
40%
Sep
Feb
only
18 Va
Atlantic Refining Co
Avco
Corporation
52
.
July
\
Sales
ef Prices
Low
57
transactions
Week's
65 Va
common
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
20 %
*
2% May
500
jg
Jan
32%
16% Mar
100
30%
Common
Jan
Sep
Nov
Jan
May
12
29%
|
Refining
53%
38%
Oct
2%
Jan
29%
(HI)
ft
93
—
For footnotes, see page 42.
Apr
3%
Atchison Topeka ft Santa Pe—
14
Sep
——
i
2%
2%
500
f ag
(Un)
34
36%
-—a
900
300
"
1,700
"
Corp
65
:_5
Brands
Sep
12
12 50
42%
_
_l
4%
10%
111—10
Steel
122
1.40
;
,
10%
000
24%
——lj|
~ao
52%
...
Co
6 Va
35%
Armco
20 Va
13
Oil
2%
35 %
58% Aug
33%
Mobil Oil
Southern
Jan
6%
6%
6 Va
10%
of
1—1133%
Go
40 Va
•
.5
Roebuck
Sinclair
32%
10
(Un)
65%
#
...
Industries-.—
Sep
2%
2%
—
y
Corp (Un)
Anaconda Company (Un)
Apache
Corp
63%
Paper.
Schenley
28
23%
(Un)
77%
'
-5
.
..I
Jun
10%
„
Viscose
41%
a
—
Tobacco
Regis
38 Va
23%
Foundries
75%
~
33 %c
Petroleum
Nov
" 12 50
l—lio
(Un)
Corp
38%
'
_5
_
j
Corp
29
5%
*
|
Aviation—
224
981
«
__j
14%
37
5
5
American
29
29
y
77%
72
Sep
29
28%
28%
1
186% 1901/4
105
Jan
Jan
Nov
10
1
6%
.1.66%
12%
35
55
Jan
Feb
Oct
41
g
I
39%
102
3%
92%
2%
10%
of America
American Airlines (Un)
27%
,
—^—.5
Pepsi-Cola
140
9%
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres (Un)
82%
.
.Mead Corp
North
3%
18%
Aluminum Co
27%
Edison
National
30
IIIIlO
34%
'
•
Register
Distillers
61% July
17% Sep
18%
,
39
,
National
Jan
781
3%
~i
Paper Corp
Chalmers Mfg
Aluminium Ltd
American
16
Ho
.—
National Cash
39%
1,443
18%
j
Allis
36 %
(P)
McGraw
25% July
65%
50c
Nov
16%
new
Mfg
Bendix
Lorillard
Jan
55%
~
I_i
com_I
—
May
:Nov
11%
90
■
;
Nov
25 %
Oct
5
52
•
& Tel
47%
Nov
Apr
10
43
_3
Harvester
Laughlin
14 %
880
21 Va
Last
58%
.Jones
40% Mar
1,088
27
Jan
—
compilation
Co
Corp
.75%
_i%
-
International
8,529
14%
15
68
21%
_5
.1
Motors
Greyhound
Sep
47%
100
15
1
——
8%
20%
148
—5
m
.
11%
Feb
20%
44%
new —.—1.25
1
Dynamics.!
Motor
General
Oct
4%
—
60%
189%
Federated
7%
108
41%
95%
1:
Pontl_
Ford
465
7%
537
43%
14%
„
8
48
Laboratories
59%
7
,
61 % July
3%
60%
V-rnrn'
Steel
Chemical
16% May
Jan
Oct
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
Du
Nov
53%
47%
94%
.1
Dayton Power & Light
Dow
lOVa
551
—
Alleghany Corn (Un)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel (Un)
1
Curtiss-Wright
Detroit
800
1%
Par
89%
10
—
Products "
Corn
Jan
10%
59%
—
18%
—
„1
i
70%
-1
40
—„——25
—'
.'
Aug
-1
12%
10
Gas
40 Va
„1
186
.
—5
Colgate-Palmolive
Columbia
1,660
1%
39%
Jan
37%
*
—'
_J
Jan
I'
107
39
Service
Cities
40 %
II_,
19%
—^.'5
Chesapeake & Ohio
Nov
600
Jan
64
—
■
i
Corp
27%
450
Sale Prise
16
American
Burroughs
955
40%
4,198
—
common
12
13
——
Boeing Airplane
Brunswick Corp
Jan
Jan
28
Midwest Stock Exchange
10%
19%
3
Steel
3%
—
44%
——
_5
L
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Oct
—
94%
10
—
,
1 Va
.10
•L_ 1
,
12%
—1—
Corp
1,110
-5
18%
44%
Co
1%
1%
_
11%
—33%.
1
27%
.10
A
45%
43%
„
19%
_
,
Oil
Ashland
44
5
_
Steel
Armco
Avco
&
_
Nov
■*"
Oct
32
.
—1
American
American
14%
Jun
23%
v
12.50
American
—
480
1%
1
Sep
18%
0000m''
1
_____
Can——
Jan
14%
38% July
28% Jan
10%
10
Airlines
12 Va
II„
Corp
Dillon..
45%
Stores
American
Sep
Nov
41 Va
STOCKS
—-
4%
6%
1%
1
Studebaker, Packard
II
Superior Tool & Die—
Upjohn Co
Stocks
Alleghany
Feb
200
1%
1
Welding
Company
&
Jan
2%
6%
41%
common.—I
Standard
15%
—
2
Products
Sugar
High
Jun
—
Friday
Unlisted
12%
Aug
—1
..
5,101
1,690
4
3%
—1
~
v
Nov
34 Va
I
Kroger
14%
18%
41%
—10
__
Wines
Screw
Since Jan. 1
Low
64%
—
—
-2.50
„
36% Mar
1
Manufacturing
&
25%
83%
1
National—
Kahn
Procter
Feb
50
Picher
Hobart
Sep
34%
100
J
Transit
46
Sep
35%
~
-
Range
High
51,
Electric
Jan
23 Va
528
•
1
Manufacturing
(S S) Company
National
High
36
6
35%
8hares
14%
65
1
Bearing
Low
40
34%
f.
lo
Telephone
Cincinnati
35%
100
—.
Milling Machine
& Tex Pac pfd
O
N
8.50
—.
Salesfor Week
of Prices
27
14%
-.—III .66%
-J—I—II.
1
_
Chemical
25%
25%
♦
i
.
Exchange
45%
46%
—
1
Chemical
Michigan
Michigan
25 Va
50
Jun
7%
5
IIIIIIII"
;
Masco
40
;
Jun
73%
8
1
Co
Range Sine* Jan. 1
High
1
64%
10 Va
1
5
Industries
Lakes
LaSalle
25 Va
10
Feb
59 Va Mar
59%
10 %
—20
„
Lakey Foundry
for Week
-
Low
45%
50
Jan
40 %
'
Par
80
69%
*
—
Motors Corp
Kresge
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
'
Jan
27%
40%
.—IIIi
Trailer
Wood
Hoskins
Week's
Range
103%
1%
-10
common
Edison
Hoover
Last
49 VB
Sep
Jan
148
14%
-25
:
Great
Friday
69%
86%
Oct
6%
—5
Corp.:
IIIII—II—
Federal-Mogul-Bower-Bearings~_~~
50
Oct
~
IIIII
Motors
Goebel
STOCKS
81
3%
1
-
Detroit Steel
116
45%
Pewer
Bros
12
167
Apr
14
.1.5
Machine
Paper—
Continental
27%
50
73%
46%
0
I
,
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corporation
44%
49
3%
Manufacturing
12
,
Nov
Range
14%
l
Company
27%
»
—
Corp
299
32%
Sep
41 Va
14%
1,954
55%
107%
Low
.—l
Electric
44 Va
'
„
50
.
16 Va
53
5
Smelting Refining & Mining-
Waldorf
15%
Machinery Corp—._ III25
10
25
Week's
Last
Par
A
Detroit
Fruit
Friday
8TOCKS
Consolidated
i-
*
Jan
60
;
Detroit Stock
Jan
53 %
359
11%
27%
'
30%
17
401/4
10%
Jan
24
48%
48%
Jan
38% July
10 % Oct
39%
10%
--
.
Jan
23%
indebted to the M
E. HUTTON & CO. for the
transmission
of these Cincinnati
prices.
are
Jun
100
72%
1,611
56
20% May
65% Jun
69%
50
—IIIIlo
(F W)
Jun
8% July
3
80%
72
Jan
34
50
21
;
Inc
& Shop Inc
United Shoe
~~I
Westinghouse Electric
44%
60
23
119% 119%
34%
34%
l
-16%
NOV
278
,
.'.2.50
Torrington Co
United
3
,
8%
k
High
23
*
Steel.
Jan
Jan
23%
25
u
Sep
70 Va
59%
20%
/
5
u
61
77 Va
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158
257
38
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Co
u——
Chemical Co
&
^
.
—'
—
—100
:
S
S
8%
115
80%
05
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Carbide
U
U
l
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Low
50
Jan
1,229
21%
1
—100
Chemical
RR
-*■«*»
1
20
;
1
~
——
Range Since Jan.
High
49%
Sale Prtoe
!_ "-
Association-
Railroad
Union
Low
49%
61% July
48 %
76
'
'
—
Shares
40% Aug
Oct
260
•
for Week
10
~~~
30% Aug
31V4 Mar
12
,
Jan
21%
50c
T
1
%
(Ohio)
Studebaker-Packard
Sunray Oil
Jan
,
Jan
Mar
Oil
Texaco
Jan
51%
,
0
Corp
Racing
Pennsylvania
Stop
84
35
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
&
58 %
Nov
50%
New
Shawmut
Apr
Oct
I6V4
29%
50c
50 Va
45
25
35
common
Cement Corp
Star
Quincy
47%
121
125
IIII5
-
Lone
Rexall
16%
>
*
Co
Copper
Northern
55
29%
—
52%
55
"
—
Co
Island Creek
Stone
52%
46 V8
—100
Inc—.
Kennecott
Olin
79%
415
16%
common—10
General Electric Co
Gillette
2,455
65%
90%
Ford
Stores
Apr
44%
10
preferred "A"
1st
cum
National
29%
95 y8
—
Street Railway Co com 100
First
Jan
Nov
43%
a
Assoc
Fuel
30%
18%
63%
'a—
■
RR
—i—
High
21V4 July
75
93%
0
Inc
Co
Mass
996
65%
—25
Property Trust-.
Province
&
19%
Standard
.
—50
—
-
Low
26
18%
94%
-33%
i
—
...
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25%
•
«...
Sales
Range
ef Prices
Par
Shares
18%
Chemical:
..
1.66%
Corp
&
Edison
Boston
h
*
Agricultural
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sales
STOCKS
American
Friday
Sale Prlee
Friday
American
(Range for Week Ended November 25)
America (Un);
Central ft South West Corp
^Tiamplin Oil ft Refining common
Chemetron Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Milw St Paul ft Pacific
30c
25
16%
•
13
2.50
37
1,500
lft
Nov
21%
300
20%
Oct
30
600
27%
22%
10
50c
1%
21
30
1ft
21
23%
12 Va
13
lft
Jan
2H Mar
27%
Apr
Jan
41 Va
Jan
400
21%
Oct
31 Va
Jan
1,500
5%
Feb
18%
Sep
36
37
600
29%
Feb
41%
Jun
21%
1
21%
200
17 Va May
21%
Nov
_i
19%
19
19 Va
600
17% May
28% Jan
25
•
60
58%
60
700
54%
Oct
69%
Jan
15%
15%
100
13%
Oct
26
Jan
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2152)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week
Last
Low
Par
Low
High
Sale Price
High
series
Electric
&
Oct
36
Jan
Northern
22%
500
21 %
Oct
29%
Jan
Northern
8%
2,000
8%
Nov
15%
Jan
Northern
Jan
Northern
States
8%
40%
40
4iy4
800
40
Nov
711/4
3434
8.50
Gas
Pacific
22%
8%
34%
35%
550
31
Feb
41%
Aug
48%
Nov
_
Gas
22
23%
22%
Chicago South Shore St So Bend—12.50
Corp
25
Chrysler
Cincinnati
Indiana
200
23%
preferred
100
Chicago Rock Island St Pacific Ry Co.*
A
Illinois
Service
Cleveland
Coleman
Feb
Electric
Co
Gas
39
Oct
48 3/a
50%
100
Feb
59
Jun
Edison
Consolidated
750
10 %
Nov
16i/2
Feb
Ohio
Oil
40C
15
Oct
35
Jan
Oklahoma
Jun
Oct
Olin-Mathieson
Sep
21%
21%
21%
1,200
18%
-25
66 y8
64%
66 y8
1,700
38
39%
600
26% Mar
59%
59%
400
53"%
21%
56 % Mar
39 y4
Co
Power
*
68
Nov
39%
61
Jan
Oak
'*
••
July
23
10
Corn
Co
1,300
20%
Sep
29
600
32%
Nov
46%
Jan
7%
7%
22%
22%
23%
7oYo
72-/2
76%
1,000
Packing
Co
..————5
400
20%
133/4
31%
Co
38%
Apr
51%
»
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Feb
47%
21%
Nov
32%
Jan
50%
200
46%
200
23%
500
22%
22%
Dow Chemical Co
Drewrys
Ltd
Du Pont
(E I)
Eastern
Air
Eastman
El
Kodak
Elgin
National
(Un)
5
Inc.
Lines
Co
1
8%
10
(Un)
Gas
new
Watch
112%
wi
com
3
2
(Un)—5
2234
110% 1131/4
22%
27V4
28
Jan-
28 38
Oct
98%
Tire
Firestone
Firstamerica
Corp
First
Wisconsin
Ford
Motor
700
22 %
Nov
33
W
(Un)
1,100
94%
Jan
133
2,300
253/a
Nov
163/a July
100
11%
Nov
42V4
oct
48
Nov
11%
200
11 %
Nov
22%
Jun
800
5%
Oct
12%
Feb
42%
Feb
7
&
Co
Quaker
Dynamics
General
—
60% July
92%
Jan
Rockwell
12
Oct
19%
Jim
Royal
17%
Sep
30
Foods
Corp
77/a
Jun
11
Mills
General
General
Public
Tele
(The)
Glidden
8
Jan
Schering
53
Jan
Schwitzer
2,000
70%
Sep
993/4
Jan
Sears
69%
Sep
Servel
30
1,400
26%
Oct
31%
Co
8,200
41
Oct
55 3^
Jan
2534
253/4
100
22% Mar
3.33 Vi
26 y8
2,700
Oct
26%
26%
233/4
293/4
34
Aug
May
51
52
1,300
42
Oct
80 3/4
26%
27%
700
26
Oct
353/4 Mar
90%
90 y4
300
60
Jan
90 y4
Nov
1
12%
12%
200
11%
Oct
23%
Jan
36%
36%
200
34%
Nov
43 V4
Jan
14%
15 y4
150
12% Mar
15%
distributions
(Un)
10
36%
8
Jan
36%
38
1,100
32%
21%
21%
21%
100
20'/a
Oct
233/4 Mar
8.25
Co
33%
33%
33%
300
30
Feb
4134
Aug
17
17
150
17
Oct
173/4
Oct
38%
39%
400
34%
Sep
50 V2
Jan
59 y4
59 y2
300
56 % May
66%
Feb
Gray Drug Stores new wi
Bros
Com
Greyhound
Gulf
Oil
1
Hein
Corp
Howard
Industries
Huttig
Sash
Inland
Steel
Interlake
13% July
16%
Jaa
10%
10%
700
35
Feb
34 %
Nov
3%
Feb
7
Oct
6%
5%
6y4
9,500
7%
7%
7%
400
24-
24 :
253%
23%
253/4
900
30
29%
30%
1,000
•
•
Sheaffer
Class
Shell
Tel (Un)
Co
Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
(Un/
Leath
&
(Un)
&
Martin
Cement
Field
Nov
32 V2
Apr
30%
Feb
Oct
47%
Jan
Jan
24
21
1,100
37% Sep
24% Aug
43
Jan
1,100
38%
SeD
50%
(The)
Co
95%
86 y4
Sep
1353/4
Means
(F
W)
33%
Apr
32
Feb
95 y4
600
34%
50
40%
42 3%
97%
34%
42%
1,000
10%
10%
10%
1,200
9%
Oct
52
52
52%
500
51%
Oct
76%
76%
76%
83%
84
300
72 y8
300
63
5%
5%
200
2%
2,100
25
25
46 3/4
Aug
May
14% May
89 y2 Jan
25%
Oct
Jan
4%
150
Jan
2
Sep
233/4
99 y2
convertible
$7
Merck
Co
&
Co
84
Nov
6% July
3% Jan
oct
293/4
10 y4
10
10%
500
9
Oct
11%
25%
20 3/4
25%
1,700
20
Nov
253/4
838
8%
100
7
May
93/a
preferred.
Mickelberry's
Mid-lie
Southern
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Mississippi
Modine
Brewing
Min
St
Southern
River
Chemical
Standard
Montgomery
Ward
(Philip)
&
&
Mount
50c
Vernon
(The)
Co
common
preferred
Convertible
class
Cash
National
Distillers
National
Gypsum
Prod
National
New
North
Tile
York
&
*North" American
.
Jan
RR
Aviation
Car
Corp
For footnotes, see page 42.
Feb
Oct
37%
Jan
28%
Jan
Jun
Jun
Sep
56%
783/4
70
553/8
Sep
400
71 %
Jan
917/a
Nov-
317/a
Apr
28 3/s
A
—13
28%
32%
34
93/a
9%
28
200
9%
Oct
32
1,700
38
Jan
Sep
46 3/4
Jun
Jan
600
9%
11%
Apr
323/4
333/4
800
31%
Sep
54%
Jan
14 V*
133/4
14%
900
13%
Nov
46%
10
.
48%
1,100
42%
Oct
19% May
80% Jun
Sep
27
55%
543/e
56
12
12
12%
150
22%
1.90C
443/4
Feb
591/4
900
.
11%
Nov
153/8 Aug
28
Jan
Jun
A
1
8%
8%
1
8%
40%
40%
8%
8%
1
-'
1
Co
■
300
7%
Jun
400
8%
41
-73/4
30
30
36 3/a
37%
15
38%
38%
44%
45 %
600
20%
21
850
25%
25%
10C
400
93/8
Jan
Jun
9%
Jan
30% Apr
24% Sep
300
42 3%
Jan
36%
*
(Un)
Service
1
—
_
(Un)
31
Sep
551/4
42%
Jan
;
18 3/s
28%
Jun
19%
3,100
35C
29% Mar
47%
50
500
357/a
Feb
39%
Apr
May
60%
Jan
48%
Feb
Oct
50y2
jan
56
•
Jan
36 3/4
July
July
:
45.
.
45%
18%
700
-
44
43%
443/4
2.10C
39%
39%
40%
13.90C
—15
49%
49.%
49%
23
22%
23%
28%
28%
11%
11%
——.
1
common.
Sep
23% Mar
Jan
493/4 July
231% Jan
40%
7
J
Feb
183/4
45%
—25
_
38%
40
50
0.25
.
.
Sep
Jun
18"%
4
(Un).
33%
3B
40 3/4
—50c
*
Inc
60C
1,200
i*
Nov
3ft
39%
800^
l.SOCv
447/b May
Nov?
22%
26%
Jan
43
Jan
50
Nov
33
convertible
preferred../^.......20
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Corporation
Corp
—1.
-2.50
;
>
'
'
;
24
24%
53
24
—10
55
100
28
800
..
11%
525"
Nov
21 ./Mar
23
4.40C
1
-Nov
Apr
33
13%
Jan
65"% Oct
Studebaker-Packard Corp
When
Issued
(Un)
1
8%
8%
8%
1
2,500 "
..
8%
Jun
•7%
7%
200
L—
52 %
52%
2,500
48% July
193/4
193/4
20;
2,600
16%
—
Sunbeam
Corp
Sundstrand
Corp
Sunray Mid-Continent
Jun
1
5
""
7
July
Sep
20% May
39% July
24%
Jan
173/4
Jan
63
Jan
26%
Jan
Swift
St
Tenn
Gas
187
Jan
Transmission
—
7%
15%
-
23 %
1.30C
46 3/8
500
23%
23 %
23%
—
__25
24%
Jan
50%
Thompson
'■
i.
■
_50o
Ramo-Wooldridge
Tool
Power
21%
6
62%
(Un)
Oct
Feb
'•
'
'
243%
Apr
80
900
€4%
Jun
863/4
Jan
35%
35%
30C
291/4
Oct
19
Aug
36% Aug
24% Jan
21
6,600
21%
4,500
-
62%
623/4
200
47%
Feb
66%
Jun
24%
•
Co
20%
793/4
80
5
Toledo
Edison
Co
Transamerica
Trav-ler
24%
40C
23
Jun
283/4
Jan
1,000
-
Tri
183/4
183/4
18 3/4
2 55/8
241/4
25%
300
1
61/8
53/4
61%
1,000
1
363/4
363/4
100
Corp
Continental
20th
5
2
(Un)
Corp
Radio
Corp
(Un)
Century-Fox Film
1
(Un)
42
3 6 3/4
40%
42
500
Carbide
Corp
Co
_i_
Pacific
Aircraft Corp (Un)
Air Lines Inc
July
197
15 3/8
Feb
23
Oct
29 % Mar
Nov
11%
Jan
33% May
39%
Jan
30% Mar
431/8
Sep
36%
Jun
53/4
19%
Sep
May
RR
1.110
10
'
31%
120%
120%
N5 O
38%
38%
39
28
27%
28%
33%
50C
<•-
7,700 300
29%
Oct
107
Oct
1473/4. Jun
32
Jan
39% Aug
25
Jan
38
20c
32%
Sep
Apr
31
37%
46%
Aug
32
333%
600
253/8
Apr
37%
Jan
1,10c
Nov
96
•
...
(Un)
United
733/4 Mar
33%
Bag-Camp Paper Corp— u.—6%
Union
147
20
82
700
9
2,600
7%
7%
8%
15%
20
16%
300
500
9%
9%
9%
67%
69 y8
33%
18ys
13
Nov
Feb
Jan
<
300.
Nov
223/4
Feb
16
2,600
33
Nov
60 Ye
153/4
1,300
68%
Nov
7V4
300
153/4
30%
-
—
United
197
197
2934
23
46 %
5
Inc
Nov
Apr
Sep
July
16
30%
23 %
463/8
Transmission
Gas
Textron
1
—25
Co
13% July
36%
12%
8%
9
Co_—
.
Texaco Inc
Oct
147
76%
76%
Oil
Company.
Aug
95
197
Nov
19%
Jan
25% Mar
32%
Sep
Jan
9%
Nov
Oct
87 y4
30% Mar
34%
Aug
•
United Corporation
United
Fruit
Co
United
U
S
U
S
States
Steel
— -
32%
7%
1
(Un)—
20C
7%
7
Jun
*
15%
15%
16
4,600
15
Nov
4
99 %
99 %
X100
1,400
863/4
Feb
5
43 %
43%
45
300
40%
-16%
723/4
72%
73%
1,50C
Sep
69% Sep
2.50
65 %
61%
66
2,100
46
~
_
Gypsum
Rubber
Universal
(Del)
5
—
Co
(Un)
Corp
Match
—
Oct
7%
31%
116
63 3/a
Apr
Jan
Jun
Jan
103% Jan
70% Aug
1
27%
26%
28
2,300
22%
Oct
"31%
Apr
553/a
Universal Oil Products
55%
55%
2,100
253/4
Jan
60
Aug
Apr
13% July
55% Jan
Jun
7%
60
23%
23%
50
20%
Apr
253/a July
43%
45
2,100
35%
Oct
55%
28
27%
28%
1,900
25%
Oct
53
75
75
100
60%
1,300
62%
.;—
Nov
70%
Apr
Oct
75
73
Co
J an
75
Walgreen
Webcor
Inc
Western
45
723/4
1
973/8
Jan
Jun
%
'3/s
300
%
Nov
1%
Jan
%
—
%
300
%
Nov
6 3/4
July
Aug
5%
5%
5%
116
7 y4
7%
8%
1,800
57%
57%
25%
200
5
5
24%
54%
Mfg
Central
American
(Un).
(Un)
class
Packaging
800
12%
Co
National Lead Co
1,300
30
5
Standard
900
58
182
•
(Un).
600
91%
29%
'
34
5
Oil
12%
60
50c
Register
41%
30
3
Indiana
5
19%
Jan
5% May
8%
Nov
Oct
69%
Jun
i
Union
Westinghouse
88
88
White
Wilson
Co
Motor
Wieboldt
Stores
300
24%
Nov
35%
54%
300
49%
Oct
58% Mar
89%
300
79
Sep
108
Corp
Co
Public
World
Wrigley
200
38%
Nov
46%
Feb
49%
70C
25%
25%
Publisning
22% Aug
64%
34 %
Jun
257/B
1,400
383/4
38 3/4
10C
38
Oct
67%
Jan
*
20%
21%
300
19
Jan
26 3/4
Jun
Co
(Un)
82
73
82
82
82
Nov
38%
39%
40C
33 %
May
42%
Feb
40%
40%
40%
300
36%
Feb
427/a
10
29
4,90C
25%
Feb
31 %
69
Nov
73
*
——
2,000
28%
29
69
10
69%
30C
Jan
1
Co
13 3/8
13
13 3/„
200
12%
Sep
—*
Co
Jan
10
—*
Service
Jr
0%
1
Power
W)
(Wm)
4.50C
49%
i-
Electric
(F
11
40
49%
common
(Un)
Wisconsin
Woolworth
10
39%
-6.25
.
Inc
preferred
&
10 3/4
__
ft
Electric
Whirlpool Corp
Jan
51
—2%
Telegraph
Wisconsin
National
class
(Un)
Standard
$4.25
A
41
87%
20 g
(Un)
Co (Ohio)
60 y8
5
Company
4134
•*,
5
Co
_
Pen
N
Electric
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
Muter
of
Union
*
(Un)
38%
Co_
Oil
Union
3
convertible
Oil
Jan
.5
Co
Co
Oct
46%
1
Standard
Jun
1
Motorola Inc
51%
700
•
Standard Oil of California
Standard
55%
»
:
300
300
411/8
26%
Brands
54 y8
10
Co
Apr
jan
Oct
33
St
Sperry Rand Corp
Spiegel Inc
Feb
1
(Un)
523A
777/8
523/4
64 %' 69 3/8
ft
Co
Public
40% May
*
Fuel
52%
Sep
463/4 Oct
41%
Co
Pacific Co
45
1
(Un)
Jan
303/4
69 %
(Un)
200
10
Co
Mfg
Manufacturing
Monsanto
Morris
Products
600
•
Service
Oil
Co
500
4
Utilities.
1,000
41%
Corp
47%
*
Food
South
57 %
331/4
1
(Un)
Mobil
55
12.50
Meyer Blanke Co
56
32%
10
Co
Strapping
Oil
Socony
47%
16%
Merritt Chapman St Scott (Un)
Metropolitan Brick Inc
57%
33 y4
2.50
,
54%
*
(Un)_
•
5
_
*
*
common
42% Mar-
,300
Jan
1
50c
&
Nov
Jan
38
1
McCrory Corp ;
533/4
601/4
A)
4
:
411/4 Mar
39%
*
Jan
1
Mfg
453/8
Jan
Apr
Jan
Storkline Furniture
50c
common
*
.
Co
Steel
Sinclair
Union
Marquette
Marshall
900
Jun
57%
Oct
Jan
2,500
2%
...
Inc
Co
533/4
37%
Mar
38
-
*
17%
433/4
Jun
413/4
1
C)
53V4
43
100
7%
27%
•
(Henry
53V2
26% Mar
56%' 56%
13y4
21% Aug
.'I 150
33 Va
Co
Lytton's
1,100
2,500
56%
6%
43%
_*
5
.
Ubby McNeil St Libby
Ling-Temco Electronics
700
18%
8
Stewart-Warner
41%
10
Knapp Monarch Co
Kropp Forge Co
46 %
17%
1
(W
Signode
Thor
Kennecot
30
46
17V2
493/4 Aug
36 3/4 Jun
Stanray
26
5
Laughlin Steel
293/a
463/8
Jun
B
Oil
Texas
St
66% May
49% Jun
Oct
Jan
43%
•
Jones
Jan
27%
Nov
7.50
(Un)
&
Feb
31
Jan
26
Internationp
Tel
24%
18%
•
:
41 %
*
Electric
66%
34%
100
613/4
50 y4
International Shoe Co
Jefferson
100
800
-
1,200
38
•
Steamship Co
International Harvester
Paper
9% Aug
38%
50
10
RR
20
200
61%
35
1
Co
International
1,000
1
Door.:
Central
14%
60%
Inc—
Co
Illinois
Jan
Corp
Jan
10
St
Brick
37
14%
-20
—
Corporation
Illinois
Sep
26% July
300
1
—:
Ltd
Co
24%
2,000
20
3
Corp
H)
Oct
30%
20y4
30 y.
1
—
(F
Sep
29%
3
8.33%
(G) Brewing Co
Werner
39
•
(Un)
Holmes
Hupp
•
A
Corp
Heileman
Hertz
class
Cooperage
Jan
37%
*
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Greif
473/4
•
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
(W H)
Co
Gossard
Steel
Nov
171/b
Nov
83%c
Brothers
City
193/4
Oct
»H% Mar
333/4
Corp
Southwestern
Granite
Feb4
10%
Sep
41%
1
ex
141/4
1,200
29%
Inc
29%
Co
Corn
Jun
700
11%
453/4
Roebuck
623/a Aug
41%
Inc
Gillette
Goldblatt
Sep
Sep
41%
Rubber
&
Genesco
Glen Alden
6%
33%
—1
Tire
General
300
5
Corp
51
19%
11
32%
Electric
2,100
29%
Utilities
Electronics
&
1,900
19
11
Indiana.!
of
Corp
Petroleum
42
3
Motors Corp
Gen
St
Sangamo
1.66%
Inc
General
39%
19 %
33%
Paper
Jan
Jan
300
Sep
453/a
Regis
9
33/4
78%
Jan
67%
32%
Public
Jun
67
22%
33%
Louis
Oct
75%
Apr
Jun
Oct
400
7%
66
16%
413/4
633/4
:
Dutch
2 3/s
77
500
7,500
Feb
100
6%
17%
55%
•
Inc
1,200
38%
Sep
17
55
33 %o
Rexall
8%
67
—8
Electric Co.
General
42
71
38%
43%
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
2%
6%
„1
17
633/4
Radio
8%
Finance.
60% May
ft
Oats
2%
II_i
_
Jun
100
55
43
Standard
Corp
Jan
115%
__12.o0
(Un)
Brothers
9
54%
Oct
Co
Co
Richman
9
Aug
38%
43%
lUm
Jan
9
'i%
83%
(Un)
Company
St
Contract
Co
Feb
900
66 5/8
Nov
100
3
29
2,800
66 5/8
25
39
1,300
66%
Sep
Jan
7,700
.....
33y3c
Co
Jun
13%
88
Jan
37%
5
Nov
65 %.
40%
88
50
Oct
18%
40
88
\
1
Co
32
„
40
300
•
33 %
64%.
30%
(Un). .1
_
23%
10
General
Airways
550
700
400
400
:J
RR
Service
Oil
35%
t>
Co
(Un)
Petroleum
Public
34%
30 %
....6.25
Corp
Pure
34%
35%
25
400
13%
General
Corp
—_
38%
18
Corp_.
303/s
27%
131/4"
Bankshares
251/s May
35%. 35%
18%
Box
20%
39%
34%
30y4
*
25
2
General
Jan
31% May
30 % May
15
38
1
General
Aug
41%
7.50
35%
Coroorat.ion
D
Jan
29%
Nov
(Charles) & Co (Un)
Dodge Corp
(Un)
Pullman
Nov
400
6%
65%
48
14%
27%
5
Oct
Jan
2,400
2
Inc
351/2
22 %
18%
5
Co
Dairies
Trailer
500
1,100
Jun
28%
11%
6%
(Un)_.
Sep
15%
Drug & Chem (Un)
Reynolds
Metals
Co
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco
.
Bankshares
32
18%
Jan
47%
Co
Foremost
Fruehauf
F
Rubber
&
26% Mar
1
Chemical
Coal
Phillips
Sep
11%
—
1
6,400
Co
Philco
Revlon
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
Sep
29%
Sep
Phelps
Jan
Oct
47i/4
—-r-
65
29
Pictures
Pepsi-Cola
Jan
32
2653/4
251/a Mar
179%
11%
5
.
Mfg Co.
i
Radio & Phonograph
Emerson
100
200
703/4
500
22%
Elec
Emerson
78%
30%
1
de Nemours
Natural
Paso
Inc
76%
30%
188% 189%
76%
5
USA
Feb
1,800
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Aug
49%
46%
46%
-.
Sep
50 %
32 %
World
American
Pennsylvania
Nov
40 3/a
16
5
(Un)_—
433/4
1,700
31
Jan
400
800
50%
Edison
27%
5
Gas & Electric
Peabody
Jan
Oct
9%
16%
20
Co.
Detroit
41
26%
Feb
62
Co—
■'■■■
Pfizer
Deere &
40%
28%
Gas
Natural
Paramount
Nov
Oct
9%
16%
76%
Co
Parke-Davis
Jan
41 %
Sep
56 y4 July
16y8
—
1
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
8
11%
73/4 Oct
500
1
Co
29
41
High
4,400
3iy2
'
Pacific
Jan
33 y4
5
America
of
Products
Cudahy
23%
33
—1
Continental Motors Corp
Controls
22%
33
of America.
Corp
29 Vst
•
3.33
Manufacturing
Pan
Container
Continental Can Co.
10
:
5
Owens-Illinois Glass
-10
common.
(Un)
60 3,i
(Un)
15 y8
50%
1.33%
(Un)
Edison
Foods
60%
Co
11
50%
—15
*
Low
40
Jan
48
Iron Corp
System
Commonwealth
Consumers
80C
20C
Inc—
Colorado Fuel St
Columbia
47%
43%
15
Ilium
Co
Power
46 %
%
1
common
39
Co.
(Un)
Northwest Bancorporation
10%
Iron
Service
Range Since Jan. 1
High
40
(Minnesota)
43%
46
10
Co
Cleveland-Cliffs
31
Gas
Low
Shares
5
Ry
Ohio
Cities
Co
Public
Natural
for Week
of Prices
Par
Northern
Sales
Range
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Chicago & Northwestern Ry—
5%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Monday, November 28, 1960
.
.
Ended November 25)
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
.
863/4
84%
863/4
200
78%
Apr
19
86 3/4
Sep
Aug
July
Jan
NOV
Jan
6 V*
5%
6y<
400
53/4
Nov
9%
Feb
Yates-Amer
Machine
Co
5
16%
16%
15%
15%
15%
500
15y8
Nov
31%
Jan
Youngstow*
Sheet
Tube
•
891/4
89 y4
45
45
100
30 y8 May
45%
Nov
44%
44%
100
36
44%
Nov
-
Jan
Zenith
Radio
Corp
St
——
1
104
100% 104
100
•v
163/4
Nov
200
85
Oct
137%
Jan
350
95
Apr
129 V*
Sep
-
24
Jun
Volume
192
Number
6007
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2153)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
Price Range
(Range for Week Ended November 25)
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast
This list does not include
approximately 500 issues
on
dually traded
Gas
System
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Aeco
Corp
Cement
American
Factors Ltd
Bishop
Black
Oil
Chica
(Un)
Gas
Stores
Inc__
Oil
Inc
8
300
7%
Oct
10
Jan
10c
6,000
7c
Sep
15c
Jan
4,200
3
Apr
4%
33
32V4
33
1,600
27
Sep
35%
Jun
2.00
1.75
2.00
19,400
Nov
2.00
21
21
21
100
5%
5%
Corp
18 «/4
181/4
33%
33%
33%
900
4
10
A
1
common..
45c
Co
of
California
Aug
Jan
Jan
Oil
15% Mar
Plymouth
Sep
39%
200
17
Jan
22
300
29 y4
Jun
38 y4
Jan
Jade
43c
Aug
72c
Screw
&
M
J
&
Matson
M
38
Nov
Merchants
Monolith
Nordon
7%
8%
800
7
Oct
193/4
2.50
Petroleum
Portland
2.15
2.15
800
60c
63c
3,000
1.95
2.05
200
1.60
Norris
Oil
Co
1.70
16,900
Oil
Gas
1.85 July
Reserve
Oil
Rhodes
&
Ranch
Shasta
Southern
6%
Gas
Co
Cal
Victor
1.50
1.50
1.55
Co
Feb
3.50
Jun
Nov.
series
6 Va
6%
12%
13
mrnm*
•
May
1.00
Jun
Nov.
Nov
2.80
62
18__
Nov
46c
Oct
54
Sep
25c
1.00 July
4
1.50
Nov
Stores
&
16% May
233/4
Atlantic
90c
1.40
29%
400
31
100
28 y4
Feb
31
4,000
12 y2
Jun
25
25
100
23%
Sep
33
1.05
1.10
5,800
6%
500
31
600
—w.
13%
13%
100
27
27
10
1
——-25
'
„:\
.
1.00 July
14%
Nov
Week's
Last
,__10
10 3/4
24
2.45
Bucid
7%
Soup
143/a
Duqoe.sne
Co
Class
Ford
A
of
Motor
General
Nov
Oct
42%
823/4
Feb
793/8
Jan
97 %
Sep
60c
SEC
Homasote
Int'l
Madison
Martin
Az
Pennsylvania Gas
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Philco
RR
Public
&
Co
Kline
Jersey Gas
6%
Jun
1,185
14%
Nov
79
781/4
79%
944
39%
41%
1,139
403/a
45 y4 May
39% Aug
28
71%
12%
May
26%
of
Aug
101.42
Sep 23
4
Range for I960
High
109.39
Jan
8
95.55
Oct
26
Low
preceding week and with highs and lows
=
100
Percent
Nov. 11,'60
1960
Change
High
Low
112,8
113.0
—0.2
121.4
107.7
109.1
—0.5
122.0
103.6
112.9
114.1
—1.1
.129.5
107.7
104.7
-
104.6
92.1
_;
+0.1
115.1
—0.2
108.3
87.1
+0.4
47
47
47
185
463/4
Nov
50%
137.3
118.4
132.0
.
&
Service
99.5
130.8
Jan
63%
65%
2,108
60% July
93%
Jan
Mon.
123/4
13%
1,092
12
Oct
19%
Jan
18%
18 3/8
ft
35%
92.3
132.5
^
129.1
+ 1.3
134.1
120.5
73.8
—0.7
86.7
67.0
Dally, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Railroad
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Gov't
Shares
Bends
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
wT1,
■
.
3,091,680
$4,819,000
$331,000
$5,130,000
■
•
Nov. 22————
3,434,660
5,733,000
292,000
—
__10c
.
25
162
"
50
103/8
Nov
103/4
Sep
11,007
40 3/4
Oct
56%
Jan
10
50
10
Nov
273/4
28
120
18%
Apr
41%
6,025,000
2,995,555
4,663,000
243,000
413/4
100
413/8
Jun
413/4
1,051
16% May
193/4
36% Apr
73% Mar
613/4
Nov. 24
Nov. 25
Nov
19%
19%
613/4
58%
613/4
76%
76%
82
83
26%
27%
337
23
27%
27%
200
22%
26%
263/a
27
11
10%
11%
—w
Nov. 23
Fri.
Jan
1,483
Wed.
Thurs.
July
Feb
19%
Sep
313/s
513/a
10
8%
17%
Co—
953/4 May
305/u Jan
27%
253/8
Jan
28%
Sep
10%
Oct
17%
Jan
83/4
18%
30 3/8
1,641
30 3/8
.
561
2,782
2,037
2,365
9%
17%
/
26%
45 Va
Jan
47%
Apr
7%
Nov
12 Vb
17%
Oct
38%
361,000
5,484,000
$20,338,000
$1,207,000
$21,545,000
Week Ended Nov. 25
1960
of
Shares-
31%
52
834
8%
9%
251
853/4
87%
72
Feb
92%
48
382
38%
Oct
64%
28%
116
22%
Jun
28%
13 %
13%
131/8
50
48%
50
392
63
62%
63%
faol
7%
71/4
50%
521/4
53%
54%,
__
.13.50
13,668,631
678,761,233
$4,500
$12,000
$1,207,060
$1,119,000
67,594,150
63,063,600
20,338,000
24,874,000
1,129,002,600
1,358,626,000
$21,545,000
$25,993,000
744,337,776
U.
S.
Government
International
Bank
16,000
—
Railroad
and
Industrial—
Total
;
__.
$1,196,601,250 $1,421,718,200
Jun
91
12%
8%
51%
20
Jan
Mar
36
413%
Nov
Nov
18%
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Oct
13%
42% May
56 y2 Oct
55%
Jan
63%
Nov
(No. of
Jan
Shares)
50
50
7
Feb
280
46%
Apr
786
,
Jan
Aug
Sep
■
—
1959
12,709,925
Bonds—
Jun
45%
28-%
1
1960
Aug
Nov
Jan. 1 to Nov. 25
1959
Aug
45%
_5
4,906,000
5,123,000
12,709,925
____.
Stocks—Number
May
86%
10c
Sales
Apr
Feb
53
13%
2.50
Ramo-Wooldridge
United Corp
Nov
413/4
9
•
Lab
521/4
40%
40%
_
Bond
3,188,030
Total
Nov
757
13%
,•
com
Total
143/4 Mar
1,877
32%
50%
293/4
10
U. S.,
Holiday-
r__
'
•
Int'l
Nov
19%
Tues.
Jun
413/4
•
.
Mar
103/a
421/4
10
—
17
103/a
41%
'
41%
Nov. 21
Foreign
Improvement
109.60
——
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending Nov. 18, 1960, for the composite and by major
Jun
Oct
•
5
Service
Low
stock
week
Aug
Sep
72
213/4 Mar
•
Public
100.49
—
High
Jan
47
43%
.
Co
Range for 1959
100.52
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
aan
Nov
231
•
_
& French
Closing
73.3
Nov
1,986
50
_
5.234;
Jan
79%
49%
Co
Gas
1,030
14%
—3
.
Rails,
3.38;
Jan
8%
14%
26%
Thompson
United
8%
8%
14%
___50
Gas
Industrials,
Jan
48
-
Smith
Oil
16 3/4
243/4
common.,
&
divisors :
following
Sep
Nov
1
Co_
Souft
Sun
54%
11%
*
_
the
Mining
Oct
210
1
_
—
Southeastern
Sep
20
12%
25%
Co
Paper
1
Sep
39%
12%
200
Light
Power
Service Electric
Reading
Scot
_
Mfg
Jan
38 3/s
3
___„
Electric
Progress
39%
16%o
Power
Corp
Aug
277
f
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Electric
Co
Philadelphia Transportation
Potomac
31
8%
pfd_
Water
using
■
Goods
28%
31%
40%
Corp
&
by
Goods
393/,
2
Tne
daily
17.58.
No. of
——..
conv
Co__
Co
84.51
108.6
464
1
Chemicals
85.42
__i.
339
8'/4
Inc
(The)
Merelf
Pennsalt
80.30
stocks,
the
36%
1
Resistance
Fund
80.98
index
41%
8 '/a
1 .66%
$2
91.36
100.95
3?.i/4
common.—1
Corp
Corp
200.73
Nov. 25__—
35%
12%
1
Utilities
95.32
100.50
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
39%
Co
International
129.80
Holiday
Non-Durable
Jan
81/4
J
Corp
84.55
84.50
Nov. 23-_______
for
Durable
40 y4
preferred
Motors
84.58
85.46
85.49
Nov. 24—
33%
Co
Acceptance
85.74
80.40
80.19
Bait—
;
80.20
80.99
80.96
compiled
65
36%
10
Dairies
General
High
22%
non-voting_.
Foremost
20
81.01
91.36
91.36
Nov. 22
Low
High
22 '/a
91.37
200.74
Manufacturing
61%
—-
at
200.13
40
Bonds
200.04
Composite
1,153
Battery
94.13
Total
ties
■V,; SEC Index of Stock Prices
1
America
Ralls
Fri.
643/4
Storage
Finance
Rails
Thurs.
-6.75
Light
Electric
trials
94.81
Nov. 21
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
5
Light
Utili¬
Stocks
1957-59
2,512
Co
&
Grade
Wed.
Z .5
Power
Grade
Nov. 18,'60
76%
25
Publishing
Delaware
10
Indus¬
ties
for Week
1
-
Second
65
Utili¬
groups compared with the
for the current year.
95%
5
Co
First
industry
69%
1.80
10
10
95.07
Sep
93%
4.33
—Bonds—
Total
15
129.34
Nov
29
Feb
94%
Chr,"-iPr Horn
Curtis
22%
_
489
Jan
July
76%
.—
Jun
49%
Aug
453/4
12
Company
Campbell
Jun
64%
48%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Oct
4%
29
1
_
32 %
Oct
49%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
•
_
Oct
45
x21 % x21%
*»<N-
38%
Jan
33 Va
Co
21%
128.98
Mon.
16y8 Mar
6 %
Co
Transit
10
.10
Date
Sep
143/4
30%
Atlantic Research Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
Jan
Aug
293/4
14
—
30
29%
——
14%
31
_
Jan
22 Va
128.79
Tues.
Mar
8% May
28 y8 Jan
Lim
_
8%
Nov
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Oct
1.10
_
Nov
6.25
Sep
800
1
Tei_
5%
16%
roads
Jan
500
1,350
Par
Tel
50
440
269
604.54
are
Jan
14%
Friday
Corporation
City Electric
5%
16%
Rail¬
Jan
13%
Sale Price
Arundel
28%
5%
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
5% Mar
4.25
10
14%
STOCKS
American
25%
16%
602.47
1.90 Mar
May
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
American
28%
16%
—1
Co—5
Nov
25%
23
A__25
__
Sep
Jan
Nov
Feb
12c
Sep
(Un)—__5
__
4%
80%
25
Feb
27%
Nov
1.25
common
common
Sep
15% May
25% Nov
July
2.20
Apr
5
1.20
common
Steel
Jan
553/4
15
601.10
—_
_
stocks
Wood
3%
73
,
24_
The
Alan
100
23%
Mar
12
22%
1
—
4
65%
20
603.62
Averages
Feb
5,700
1.25
Co—
Preferred
4
23%
Jan
Aug
3,600
„
13
23
—.——5
Insurance
Sep
Jan
10
30
23
1.15 Aug
1,500
__1
10
Cab
22
27
1,000
1
pfd
41 %
56 %
Stock and Bond Averages
1
21
Nov.
35
2,000
25
Life
Jun
75c
24c
167,300
2.50
Co
Sep
Feb
42% July
64%
8
America
trials
Feb
1.45
10
25c
33 %c
common
1
Indus¬
2.95
Apr
50
2,000
27
18c
— mm.
—1
Petroleum
Coast
Yellow
1.35
27
21C
5i/a
Preferred
West
1.30
1.30
1.05
Co
Equipment
Westates
100
5
(Un)
Gas
Sugar
35%
1.05
preferred
Union
35%
■,
5
Co
26%
5
of
Date
32c
24,000
25c
Oil
Water
25c
1.05
Western
32%
Oct
9% Mar
21% Mar
Stocks
62c
50
1
;
153
269
22
the
are
•y
July
1.55
400
2
Bottlers
50
433%
—
Jan
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
Nov.
45c
10,600
1
„
Develop
United
48c
1.55
51%
24c
.
25c
(Un)_*
com
.
&
43c
——
1.50
51%
'
2oc
Cement
Co
Pepsi-Cola
Rice
__
*
Pacific Industries Inc
Pacific
—
10c
—
373/a
43%
7%
8 Va
10
Jan
2.15
44c
(Un)_
373/a
8.50
common
i
Below
Jan
_10c
Co (Un)
Corp Ltd
Corp
Utilities, 8.53;
Co
Navigation
Bolt
Nov
7%
46%
10
Oil
25%
—
Engineering & Foundry
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Jan
14,000
..
1.60
Co
243/4
Refractories
United
on
46%
50c
Salt
25%
High
Jun
876
9
18%
Jan
45c
(Un)__50c
Oil
Leslie
M
Corp
8%
Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
May
41%
_1
Maryland Mines
Imperial Western
8%
Oil
1.70 July
19% Mar
25%
45c
10c
Co_
Idano
Co.
Walker
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Nov.
Holly
,_5
Pgh_
124
26% May
6% Aug
45%
33 %c
_
3%
700
■
Jan
1.35
2,100
30%
19%
2,100
30%
1.60
1,200
1.65
163/4
30%
__*
Co__
class
5 %
1.60
1.65
16%
(Un)
.-
16%
2
—7.50
Co
of
21s/a
Nov
General Exploration Co of California__l
Products Corp
1
Humor
Oct
3%
Gladden
Good
Nov
May
26
9c
1
Ltd
new
1
3%
■
:_
Products
Co
21% May
10c
Co_
Capwell
Friden
100
26 V2
3%
5.50
_
Oil
26
Nov
__5
___
Co__.
Abbey Co___
Corp
Dominguez Oil Fields
Electrical
26
8
Harbison
Low
21 %
High
44c
21%
5c
Oil
Dole
Exeter
d0
Jun
__1
:
Cypress
Emporium
21%
Low
20c
*
Corp
Ink
Crestmont
191,500
2
&
California
44c
21%
•"
High
25c
40c
(Un)__
25
;
__10
Consolidated Min
Oil
Broadway-Hale
Buttes
pfd
Co
Mammoth
Bolsa
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
21%
"
Low
10c
American
Equitable'Gas
Shares
Low
—10
Duquesne, Light Co
for Week
of Prices
Shares
5
Duquesne Brewing Co
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
•
Par
Sales
Sales
Range
'
■
on
Columbia
Week's
Friday
Week's
Lant
Sale Price
Stock Exchange.
other Exchanges.
37
45 y4 May
7%
Stocks
Foreign
Bonds
Foreign
Gov't
Corporate
Bonds
Domestic
Bonds
Total
Bond
Gas
Light
common
—
Sales
54
Jan
Mon.
Nov. 21-
1,097,545
$94,000
$1,000
$27,000
$122,000
54%
Nov
Tues.
Nov. 22
1.19? 760
123.000
4,000
19,000
146.000
Wed.
Washington
*
Nov. 23
Thurs.
STOCKS
Week's
Allegheny
Apollo
Ludlum
Last
Industries
Arkansas
Fuel
Oil
Steel
Range
Shares
Inc
Blaw-Knox
Co
For
5
_____
Corp
Armstrong Cork Co__
footnotes,
5
,_1
_10
see page
42.
Low
31%
8
34%
__
__
31%
$9,000
Hifh
35%
t,otv
120
Stocks—Number
High
31%
Nov
56%
Jan
45
6%
Jun
12y8
Aug
34%
70
34%
Nov
39%
Sen
46%
46%
80
39% Mar
30V4
30%
26
18%
8
1960
Range Since Jan. 1
34%
7%
$432,000
Week Ended Nov. 25
for Week
of Prices
1
1,000
3,000
107,000
Holiday
—
$46,000
112,000
$487,000
Sales
Sale Price
Par
104,000
111,000
4,151,350
Nov. 25
Total
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
946,360
984,685
.
Nov. 24
Fri.
Oct
48% July
52% Jan
of
Shares
„
1959
4,151,350
Jan. 1 to Nov. 25
1960
1959
6,066,605
253,877,434
334,714,353
$662,000
Bonds—
Domestic
432,000
Foreign
corporate
Total
1
*
0
$26,496,000
$25,224,000
:
9,000
24,000
1,312,000
1,565.000
.".
government
Foreign
46,000
18,000
1,211.000
1,345,000
$487,000
$7C4,000
$29,109 000
$28,154,000
38
(2154)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
i
Montreal Stock
Shown
Frices
Are
Expressed
Canadian
.
Friday
STOCKS
Week'a
STOCKS
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
Sale Frioe
of Prices
Far
Abltibi Power A Paper common
4 % %
preferred
Acadia
Atlantic
Algoma
36%
Aluminium
% %
29
Canada
4%
pfd
25
Pulp pfd
Anglo Canadian
Tel
Co
46 %
4V2%
pfd
50
41%
of
pfd
Nova
Scotia
Power
Class- B
Beil
&
_
5%%
Nov
July
40%
27% July
19 y2 Mar
38%
Jan
Oct
Laura Secord
175
40
Mar
46 Va
Sep
Lewis
52
175
49
Mar
52 y2
Aug
41%
42%
175
37
Jan
43
Sep
51%
300
47
Mar
52
225
26% July
35%
Jan
920
43
49
Sep
26
2,148
21
560
20%
Mar
Feb
19%
19%
475
8,445
47% Mar
62%
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
20
4%%
preferred
4%%
Molson
Jan
Montreal
46% July
Montreal
Trust
42%
270
33
1,150
46%
47%
47%
50
Jun
71%
Feb
Jan
13,159
Morgan
42%
Jan
47% Aug
168
41%
4%%
Jan
48
45 V4
50
95
7%
4,388
49%
85
3.90
4.00
3,881
7v8
45
3.50
6,893
Ltd
90%
90%
25
42%
43%
225
81
Jan
55
1.050
31%
33%
6,602
30%
45%
45
45%
2,212
42
10%
$1.30
Iron
4% %
Steamship
May
5ya
Jun
35 V»
Jan
42%
Feb
110
40%
Nov
50
50
47% Mar
9%
Sep
July
52 Va
Sep
Apr
Canadian
British
Canadian
Bronze
Canadian
$1.75
9% Mar
11%
Jan
9%
17
Sep
22% July
35
Jan
25%
25%
26 y8
185
24%
27%
Jun
15%
15%
16
870
15% Aug
Jun
$1.00
Placer
Fairbanks
Canadian
25a
12%
45
10%
Feb
25
13
Feb
55 Va
2,801
41%
4,037
31 Va Mar
8%
600
8y8
Aug
Canadian
Oil
17%
Nov
22% May
18%
Apr
24
18%
18%
5%
a7
4.25
32 %
48
28
18%
300
a__
5%
455
1.85
Nov
a7V4
75
5% July
2.20 Sep
4.20
4.30
1,600
7%
100
14
14%
984
7
Nov
16
38
Nov
8
43%
8
8
1,100
6
Feb
4.80
4.65
4.85
1,475
21%
21%
21%
1,444
1,000
90
Mar
99 Va
Nov
7,343
20%
Oct
26"%
Apr
849
7%
Oct
13%
Feb
13
13
25
12%
16%
15%
16%
460
12 Va
Apr
Sep
17
2.15
2.15
205
2.00
Oct
3.80
3.80
3.80
305
3.75
Jan
8
513
19
20
4,622
19
19
500
33
33
al6 al6%
class
10
A
33
•
B
•
Coronation
Mortgage
Co
class
A
Seagrams
.9
Coal
Dairies
preferred
Glass
A
&
Steel
com
Coal
common.
class
3.25
3.25
15%
15%
800
12 Va
12
12%
408
9V2
27
35
25%
Apr
27
42%
43
785
38 % July
52
a70
105
66
10 y2
10%
10 y2
325
10%
61%
62 Vg
1,023
•
27
61%
14%
Gatlneau
67t
Great
Handy
Corp
common
Oil
Class
Home
&
Howard
$2.00
Hudson
Imperial
Imperial
$1.25
6%
class
Bay
17%
Investment
A
Imperial
Oil
Ltd
For footnotes, see
page 42.
48
75
34
33%
34%
4,660
26
Apr
95
95
60
86%
Apr
25
14%
Jun
11%
Jan
13%
16
3,813
,333
40
Mar
a20
a21
175
18
Jun
9.30
9.60
2,175
*
'
23 %
24
29
75
108
15
14 %'
45
•
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47
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17
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10
10
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25
50
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1,500
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22%
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23
Nov
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62
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24
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55%
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56
170
45
56
56%
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19
2,435
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1.70
1.75
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6
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17
Jan
37
535
30
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38
Nov
40
40
360
29
Mar
40
Nov
230
84
Apr
91
2.60 May
91
92
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800
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6 %c
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41
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July
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45c
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62,000
1
30c
25c
30c
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12
Bay
Beatrice
Red
Jan
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6.25
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15%
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Bluewater
32
Feb
38
Mar
103
Mining
——
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2%c
Nov
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Jan
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Apr
70c
July
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28c
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21
Bonnets
Sep
Eornite
Sep
Burnt
Jan
Eutterfly
1
Oil
Corp Ltd
Raceway Inc
&
Oil
&
Copper
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11c
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Aug
20c
Jan
4c
6,000
3c
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8c
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Jan
Tungsten Mines
Hosiery Co Ltd
Calumet
Uranium
12%
Nov
Canada
Vinegars
Oandn
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7c
14,930
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43c
3,000
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5c
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20c
24c
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Oct
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7% '
.
.
8,000
620
5%
-
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55c
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575
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7.90
8.00
255
7.40
1,500
325
325
500
35
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40%
160
9
14
&
Apr
17%
Jan
7.05 July
7.25 July
12%
Jan
11%
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Canadian
3.15 Aug
4.95
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Canadian
Food
Gen
33%
Oct
44%
Ltd
.
12c
1,000
11c
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25c
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16c
16c
20c
22,700
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34c
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3c
1,000
3c
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3C
3c
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8c
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2.50
2.50
2.50
100
14%
13%
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800
13%
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Canadian
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52
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64
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Jan
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20%
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Co
Ltd 4%
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■
8c
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1,132
62
125
10%
10 y2
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8 %
50
20 %
43
Canorama
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30
Jan
21
Sep
Aug
Mar
37
Jan
Canuba
Cassiar
Nickel
Refineries
6c
24c
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Ltd
Explorations
Ltd
1
,
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Explorations Ltd— II_1
Asbestos Corp Ltd——
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Gas
Ltd
—
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78c
15%
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81
200
56
29 VB
650
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13,125
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81'Nov
33
Jan
1.15
65c
Jun
3 %C
1,000
2 %c
Nov
7c
Jan
10c
14c
5,400
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Nov
70c
July
2c
Aug
5c
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2c
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6,000
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12c
10,040
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13%
650
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14c
2,000
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Mar
95c
6 %c
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.
2c
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Sep
28%
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a
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5c
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200
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1
Ltd
21%
75c
5,000
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Oil
29
Sep
30 Va May
78c
1.05
_
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Feb
2.50
301/0 May..
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81
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13%
13%
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Kodiak
75c
.
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Castle
Prod
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6 %
1
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12c
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&
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61%
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Collieries
42
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61%
5j43
Edmonton
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1
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4.90
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70
100
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Feb
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Iron
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15
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5c
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15
24%
of Prices
Low
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Mar
15
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100
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for Week
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100
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12
a
Oct
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~
90
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•
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&
34% Mar
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370
12
40%
Feb
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Ltd—_—14--—-—1
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Sep
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Nov
in
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100
39
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23
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Apr
Jun
1,445
20
LISTED
65
Nov
Mar
24%
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Baker Talc ltd—..
—1
23
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Shown
Friday
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40V2
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35
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23
a
3.35
35
Jan
1,620
36
Nov
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38
91
Jun
3,335
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38%
2,895
3.00
45Va
7%
10%
36
Jun
38Va
38
35
29%
18%
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Apr
45%
Feb
10
3.40
Jan
20 %
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17%
3.40
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Oct
2.75
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19
Sep
Jan
50
r._
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45%
53%
19
4.00
Jun
L_
1
100
:
common
preferred
19% July
100
Jan
57%
25%
3.00
1
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preferred
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45
26%
58
Jan
40
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(Geo) class A__
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870
26%
-
8%
48% Mar
18%
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Aug
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400
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130
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6
Nov
May
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118
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Trans Canada Pipeline——
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July
6
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48
Aug
Mar
6
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6
43
85
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20
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Jan
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45
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31%
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45%
20
11
Oct
Mar
26
32
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1,550
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120
—
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16% Jan
20% July
10% Jan
17%
13%
18% Mav
99% Nov
Feb
32
preferred
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17
9.50 Mar
120
7%
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15 Va Mar
II,581
27
10
Jan
80
90
1,115
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Jan
Nov
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27
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26
common
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•
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Sep
17
55
99
17
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10
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92
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92
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Jan
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108
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23
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16
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108
108
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common™
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__
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Aug
36
46
•
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95
297
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9.50
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36
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1,338
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class
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•
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Apr
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preferred
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Ameranium
10
50
preferred
Nov
42
12
48
•
Alscope
7.40
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11%
12
•
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Jan
17%
20c
common
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Jan
•
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Jan
42 %
A
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Feb
1
preferred
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July
Jan
•
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Jan
Apr
39
Oct
8%
100
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20
57
.—
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431
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•
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17%
206
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2.0G0
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Apr
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4,327
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:
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May
23
47%
Power
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Jan
13
41 %
.
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102
23%
1
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100
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Nov
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10
10
Paper Co Ltd
Co
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18
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.
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14%
•
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21
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Nov
23%
Jan
•
preferred
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15
8.40
4.25
20%
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200
32
21
19
1
preferred
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3.25
Jun
Aug
2.25 July
9%
•
Power
6.10
15
13%
•
Petroleum
Co
20% Mar
1,500
19
•
Players Canadian
Foundation Co of Canada
Nov
common^
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&
9
93% Mar
317
Nov
42%
3,291
3,035
16*
9%
_
105
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Oct
Nov
20 Va May
Feb
15 %
common
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17%
6.85
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5
31%
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100
10% Aug
44 % Nov
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„
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44%
Jan
8% May
42% Oct
•
common
Paper common!
Fraser
18
23%
preferred
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French
36% Aug
19% Jan
Nov
15%
•
Chemical
Textile
Electrolux
Oct
14
30%
•
Donohue Bros Ltd
Match
16Va
1
Jan
16
•
Ltd
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55
14
29
30%
common
Stores
of
Jan
Nov
425
35
Foundries
Freres
11
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common
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Steel
Feb
*
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4.90
•
6%
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.
33
44%
•
Dominion Corsets
99
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—
9%
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•
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42
10%
2.50
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Nov
Mar
Jan
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25
—
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Redeemable
14
7%
17
Jan
25%
Nov
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1
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Dominion
99
a7%
Nov
Mar
■
18%
10%
25
.
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14
•
;
Jan
8
7%
Continental Can
Nov
20%
7%
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4.90
24%
99%
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•
Enterprises
Nov
Aug
13
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May
20%
•
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•
Jan
99%
20%
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4.65
19
8
Jan
May
7%
39
preferred
19%
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17%
553
100
Ltd
8 V4
■
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:
7% July
Oct
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Corp of Canada
Bros
Sicard
12% July
1,095
1
Railway
Cellulose
Font
Jan
Jan
39
•
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8.45
12 Va
Nov
11 y8
•
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38
commuo
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(B
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7y2
7% July
2.40
7
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
5%
a„~
Nov
50
39
*
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32% Nov
—
5%
al.75
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Jan
Nov
•
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Distillers
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1,150
3,812
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Canadian Pacific
Crown
•itnsi
18
23%
32
14
Power
6,581
Nov
17%
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preferred
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41%
23%
common.
locomotive
Marconi
Class
Sep
Sep
58% Sep
46% Mar
40%
12%
22%
80
Canadian
Corbys
39% Mar
54
5%
class
9%
Jan
11
13%
.
•
Quebec Natural Gas
Jan
39%
a
7%
International
Combined
45%
39%
32
Preferred
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Sep
17%
1
Industries
Columbia
Jan
60
23%
Ltd.
Morse
Canadian
Cockshutt
83
Mar
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Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Nov
49
8%
Husky
Canadian
74
105
al.75
Canadian
5%
177
59
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Co
Canadian
Canadian
74
.25
Chemical
9%
40
,'__!
common
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23% Mar
59
54%
Warrants
Canadian
Apr
40%
series
Canadian
9%
-
Units '
74
common
17%
Corp
Mills
35
•
,
Car
Steel
Jun
Feb
4,931
59
Flour
Power
Price
24%
common
Celanese
979
*
common
preferred
Jan
24
com.
series
3,776
17%
__
6%
Aug
100
14
Co
Page-Hersey
Jan
46 Va
475
al9% al9%
Aluminum
525
15%
17%
A
preferred
Penmans
14 y4
24
.19
7%
15%
17%
•
!
Pacific Petroleums
37%
Mar
10
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
7%
15%
Nov
15 Va
Jan
•
lui
Nova Scotia Light & Power
Sep
34%
39%
Jan
29 %
10
,*
&
Ontario
Jan
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6
1,225
11%
Feb
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1,750
41%
16%
12.50
8%
33%
5
29 y4
Electronic
Nov
8%
Oct
62
Jun
7
Oct
V4
58
Oct;
13
145
•
260
common
26%
105
•
6,260
100
5%
preferred
Canadian Aviation
2,400
7
Steel
23
•
29
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7
Drug & Chemical common
33%
common
29
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Jan
36%
July
8%
;
.
56% July
130
38% May "
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Malting
29
National
24%
preferred
Canada
Canada
V
•
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22%
common
52
National
32%
Foundries
1,230
Sep
23
preferred
61%
Sep
*
Canada
59%
59%
Jan
205
10%
14
common.
250
52
Oct
51%
common.
Cement
41 Va
Oct
11%
Products
Canada
40%
10%
45%
40%
1
Calgary Power
Sep
Feb
50 %
93%
11
Brown Co
Sep
83
Nov
Mar
51 %
10%
46%
31
33
Sep
37% Mar
33%
pfd_.
6,192
157
Mar
24% Aug
40%
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Building
27%
•
-25
Chemical
54%
1,345
!
B
July
49
27
Class
38
50
Brockville
NOV
95
•
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23 % Mar
7Vs
7 y4
27
British Columbia Power.
British Columbia Telephone—
42%
36%
Locomotive
37
42
33
48%
Products
Feb
100
41
50
Forest
31%
35%
3
(Robt) class A
Breweries Ltd class
57% Aug
48
preferred
Columbia
4,010
53%
common
33% May
42%
41%
93%
com
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47% Mar
57
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preferred
5 Va %
British
Ltd
Powell River
317
47
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preferred
&
Tel
&
379
100
.
Aug
40%
94
preferred
Mitchell
Sep
Ogilvie
preferred
4 % %
Bloedel
Tel
Massey-Ferguson
Nov
58
Electric—
5%
MacMillan
1,510
•
6 V4
MacKinnon Structural Steel
Maritime
52
3.90
Apr
Power..
38%
46%
•
Oct
5%
11 Va July
36%
.__
Lawrence
63%
50
common
St
51
—60
Light A Power.
12%
1,155
54%
._
38%
—50
Traction
Jan
Lower
High
3,510
5%
A
Candy Shops
y4
42
f
—•
5
Ltd
38 v.
33
preferred
28
17% July
55
51
Service
Low
12%
7.60
.
Lines
Ltd
(M)
5%%
53%
20
Mersey 5 % %
26% Aug
19% July
19%
62%
Canada
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5%
Sep
29%
Bros
Loeb
Pipe
Public
46V4
25%
•
preferred.
22%
of
Shares
12%
25
Interprovincial
Jamaica
12%
41%
preferred
Jan
30
,,
$2
Low
0
common
International Paper common
International Utilities Corp
45%
20%
—;
—,
Paper
Brazilian
45
13 V8
53%
•
preferred
Bowater
a21%a21%
a48% a48%
10
Paper class A
*_
Corp 5%
Bowaters
4,545
20%
10
Telephone
Bo water
29%
28 V8
4,030
Jan
Jun
10
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
Bathurst
31%
9%
25
Montreal
of
30
205
25%
•
Bailey Selburn 5%%
Fnnk
13 y8
29
50
Asbestos Corp
t<anK
24% July
•
Atlas Steels Ltd
High
41%
51 y8
50
preferred
Low
35 y8 Mar
21% Julv
Corp
Nickel
for Week
of Prices
4.68%
Acceptance
51%
50
$2.90 preferred
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.50
a21%
50
preferred
Anglo Canadian
Indus
International
110
commm
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
3,493
13
Ltd
of
Shares
37%
30%
Co
6%
High
36%
•
common
for Week
a23% a23%
29
Steel
Aluminum
4
Sugar
•
Low
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Dollars
Par
Friday
Monday, November 28, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended November 25)
Exchange
in
.
2,500
.
1.35
Jun
5c
Nov-
11c
8c
Aug
23c
Jan
13%
"Nov
16c
Sep
10% Mar
10%
Oct
Jan
Volume
192
Number
6007
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2155)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Minerals
Low
2.16
2.35
49,380
Low
i
3c
3c
3c
18,000
l
10c
9c
10c
Chipman Lake
1
7c
6c
7c
1
__
1.52
Cleveland
Mines Ltd
Copper
Corp
Dlv
Standard
Sec
Consolidated
Vauze
Crusade
Mines
Ltd-
Apr
11c
Sep
4 %c
4%c
2,000
4V2C
Nov
a2c
a2c
25
2Vac
Oct
1.05
1.05
63c
Jun
„
■
Sullivan
Oil
!
3,900
Mar
Mar
95c
July
Ltd
30
Mines
70c
Nov
1.76
Jan
90,775
40c
July
1.39
45c
Nov
1.75
Jan
Inc
Copper
v
;15%
1.00
6c
500
25%
400
15%
Ltd_.L
27%
14 Vi
Aug
19
Nov
25
766
1.70
200
2.03
Aug
3c
3c
2,500
3c
Nov
7c
Jan
7c
:
—
7c
8c »
,6.500
7c
Oct
16c
Feb
Mar
r
2%c
34 >/4
35 Va
2%c
'•/
1
.
2%C*
50c
—1
3c
28
735
35%
Nov
2c
Aug
5c
Jan
100
45c
Aug
75c
3,000
3C>
3c
Jun
10c
15c
6,700
3c
4,350
IV2C
39c
1,100
30c
7c
2,000
2%c
1.05
1.05
13c
13c
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd 1
Mines
Labrador
&
Lithium
Corp
Lowney
Co
Canada
.9c
2.30
30c
'
40
Ontario
&
29%
Nov
30%
31%
505
23
Mar
31 %
Nov
4 VaC
5c
1,500
4c
Apr
9c
Aug
20
20%
2,015
19%
Oct
20%
Nov
21
21Va
30
19%
Oct
21 Vb
al4% al4 Va
_
30
11% Mar
16
Oct
30%
30%
200
27%
32%
Jan
44%
45%
2,920
35% Mar
49
45 VaO
49c
2,000
44c
Oct
95c
29c
29c
2,000
29c
Nov
29c
Oct
11
__
—5
Paper Co
*
Mining
45%
Corp
Mines
Lake
__1
Ltd
Ltd_
—
—
_1
»
Industries Ltd
Russell
Ltd-,—
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd—,—
9
«
Superior Propane Corp Ltd
—
Traders
Finance Corp
class A
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co—
of
Gas
Union
15%
Corp Ltd
Amusement
Keno Hill Mines Ltd——_—
Mines
a49%
a50'
39
50
a50
50c
3%c
46c
3
50c
13,900
Vac
3 Vac
2,500
a
18 al8Va
31c
3V2C
17
100
July
July
Sep
50 %
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Melchers
•
3%c
;
.
27c
3%c
Oct
6%c
Jan
27
Jan
61c
July
27c
: 32c
2,100
25 V*
Jun
2c
4,000
25j/4
--
160
l
Mines
Ltd
a8c
5
United
6c
Jun
Mining Co
Ltd
Dairies Ltd—
Royal
Native
Minerals
Calumet
New
58c
Aug
Jan
18c
New
Mines
Nocana
North
Rare
Quebec
61/4
61/4
Opemisca
Metals
Ltd
Ltd
—
Explorers
Nov
10%
Feb
12C
1,875
12c
Nov
16c
33c
Feb
43c
Feb
'
5c
■
'
—.
■
4,500
46
191
3c
'
3c
'
12c
12c
--
;5%c
45
'5V2C
Orchan
Uranium
Pacific
Atlantic
Nov
90c
Jan
4c
Jun
9%c
Jan
4Vac
Sep
10c
Sep
42c*
25
25"
Paton
Pernio
Ltd
Mines
Gas
Oil
&
Premier
Provo
Steel
Gas
9c
.250
1.60
1.60
2.50
2.25
2.50
8c IOV2C
1
*
com
22c
i
Mines
Abitibi
3 Vac
&
Preferred
Shown
9c
15,000
43%
90
7
7Va
1,100
1.90
*
1.89
1.90
2,700
Ascot
Copper Corp Ltd
—1
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration—
'
1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
—1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quebec Telephone Corp common
Warrants
R
&
M
Chains -Canada
Renold
Rexspar Minerals.&
Roberval
Mining
2.40
'
16c
Feb
23c
.■
14%
1,084
12%
12%
1,000
7.50
8.10
300
11% July
5.70 Mar
90C
Jun
1.87
Jan
9 VaC
Nov
15 Vac
Sep
8.00
1.10
—
Ltd—
ic
33%
Are
Ltd
Jan
1.69
Nov
Nov
2.75
Soca
Ltee
Nov
Southern
Mines
Canada
Standard
Feb
8Vs
Sales
Shares
Low
Mines
Agnico
36%
37%
8,344
23%
23%
355
13%
13
13%
3,105
9 Va Mar
13%
19%
19%
225
18
Feb
20 Vs
91%
91%
91 Va*
25
85
Jun
96
5%C
Nov
12c
Oct
36%
—
1
Gold—
1
Warrants
;,
Class
,
Class A warrants
Natural
Alba
Preferred
>
Aluminum
4%%
4%
preferred
Anacon
Mines
May
Jan
Apr
—
5c
Mar
11c
Pete
Aug
——
Mines
Lake
Ltd-
Tazin Mines Ltd
8c
Aug
19c
Jan
34
1,710
Jun
34
Exploration Ltd—
Titan Petroleum Corp Ltd
3.20
Jan
7,384
27 Va
July
33%
Jan
22
Trans-Canada
Corp Fund-
Jan
3.85 Mar
Anthes
.
Ltd
Apr
al5
25
14%
Nov
16%
Feb
Arjoo
15V2C15V2C
1,000
I5V2C
Nov
45 %c
Jan
Asamera
Jan
Ash
Oct
8c
43c
14c
375
2.10
Nov
3.70 July
5.90
2,985
5.40
Oct
6.90
7
7
7%
3,783
40c
40c
500
6
Oct
37c
Aug
Gold
"
8c
Virginia
Mining
60c
Jan
Atlas
Steels
Yellowknife
Ruffner
Corp—
Wendell: Mineral
Westeel
2.05
Jan
38c
Feb
Atlin
River
Gold
Feb
12c
Jan
Aumaque
4Vac Aug
11 %c
13c
Jan
Apr
4c
Jun
120
Gold
16c
Jan
5%
42c
Jan
.Woods
Ltd—
Mines
Banff
July
5c
Jan
Bankeno
3V2C
3%c
12,000
3,50
3.80
2,600
3.40
Oct
5.00 May
Bankfield
1.50
1.65.
25,050
1.50
Oct
2.40
Jan
Bank
10c
7c
377
10c
13c
1.40
1,000
3c
3c
V- 3,500
3c
3C
2Vac
10
10
500
3c
3V2c
6c
3c
3,000
1
35
——*
35
10
-
Alberta
Trunk
Gas
STOCKS
Line
Co
35
Nov
Base Metals Mining.
Baska Uranium Mines
Jan
Bathurst
10c
Jan
Seattle
4%c
Jan
Beatty
17 Va May
Beaver
Jan
37
Feb
cl
1«V4 July
24%
Nov
Bethlehem
425
11%
15
Nov
'Bevcon
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—_1
6.25
5.75
6.25
1,600
Aug
Bibis
&
Packers
Class
Dominion
Ltd
B
Canadian
Devonian
Co Ltd
•
plass A——
iLi—___i.-:.—
_*
Sugar
Nov
4.50 Mar
17 Va
18 V2
1,488
13%
47 Va
I8V2
Petroleums
Ltd
47%
•
47 V2
y-50
44
47
47 Va
525
4.40
4.50
5.00C
6c
6,958
28c
9
8C
39c
21%
22,835
21 %
1.12
1.24
20% ' 20%
9,179
,
7.20
Ingersol
Central-Del
Rio
Rand
40
40
-.1,490
5.00
5.05
1,300
4.25
Ltd_-
Co
Oils Ltd.
—
4.25
4.25
430
42c
*
4.40
42c
40
40%
*
i
"
Yukon
Nov
Bicroft Uran
Sep
Sep
Black
Nov
.Chromium
Mining & Smelting
-Consolidated
Halliwell
Consolidated
Paper
Consumers
'
5Vz%
Crown
Gas
class
B
—1
Ltd
Corp
Co
*
I_*
40 Va
Sep
4.25
4.85
Sep
Nov
1,000
3,136
,
39c
Nov
36 % Mar
55c
44 %
Mar
Jan
■
100
jJ.
^
Corp——
Bordulac
5% %
Oct
Jan
5%c July
19c
Jan
5.10C
8.90C
2.90
2.80
2.90
2,015
4.85
7,375
5.05
18
18 V»
18%
18
„
19%
Bowater
Mersey
3,820
30
80
38 Va
6%
200
67/a
Nov
6%
Nov
iBrlt.alta
7c
Nov
7c
Nov
British
American
British
Columbia
16
48
Donalda
•J'ord
Giant
Magnesium Ltd
Mines
Motor
Ltd
Co of
Yellowknife
.——4-—;—1
Canada
Gold
iHillcrest Collieries Ltd
Ltd——*
Mines
Ltd
7c
L—-
—*
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
5
«
Jockey Club Ltd common
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd———-
see
127
13
4.75
.—1
page 42.
-2,000
-
21
2.25
2.25
31c
35c
-
110
350
750
-
200
4.90
22
2.25
—
For footnotes,
125
12
127
1
7C
22,
-2,755
12,000
:
6,000
"
9.10
Sep
Bralorne
Nov
Bright
,
2.45
19
2.05
31c
Oct
172V4
Jan
14%
Oct
(T G)
4V4%
Jan
5.25
Aug
19
Jan
20%
,77c
Nov
1.25
Sep
Feb
27c
16,800
19c
Feb
77c
23c
11c
10%c
11c
6,666
53%
55
3,805
62%
62 V»
63%
4,982
1.77
1.69
1.77
18,890
8c
7%c
9c
9,100
9c 10%c
9c
29%
Jan
pfd
Apr
5%
20,700
Nov
s
35c
% %
Aug
7%c Apr
47 V\ Mar
13c
Nov
56% July
1.30 Apr
77 Vt
Jan
1.90
Nov
7%c
6c
37
58 V4
-17c
Nov
14c
May
51
Mar
Sep
Jan
Oct
Oct
41
42
8c
6c
5%
5%c
20 %
9c
6V4
26.C24
900
4% Aug
5%c
20 %
27%
1,400
54c
47 V*
60c
9,060
19,519
8,857
50c
Oct
6,949
10c
May
19c
Feb
21,000
5c
Nov
15Vac
Jan
II,443
43c
Jun
67c
Jan
—
.
56c
12c
45c
45c
9c
6%c
9c
5%c
—
50%
—
Jan
24 V4
Jan
25
27%
Sep
Jan
7c
Mar
31c
9,000
4 VaC
Oct
27 Vac
3o
July
100,500
4%
65c
Mar
48 V4
Mar
52
49
115
,
5.90
,
3.930
6.25
4.05
-42
13,868
42
-
60
: 125
7Va
45
Jan
Jan
57
Nov
5 Va
21 V»
20 Va May
21V4
2.05
600
1.90 May
28
16,858
24% Aug
pfd—100
77
-77
40
40%"
.
42%: 43%
42%
100
90%
90 %
91
50
48
48
48 Va
50
51%
51%
51%
Jan
Sep
....
69
Mar
78 Va
350
36
Jan
42%
475
...
Nov
2.65 Mar
35%
338
77Vt
40
Oct
Jun
49 V4 Mar
July
21
>
6.70
3.50 May
2.01
—
Sep
IOV4
4.55 May
35 Va
Sep
Nov
26%
—
26%-
50
—
Jan
May
41
45
1,715
Sep
Jan
Nov
205
33c
Feb
8c
3,210
50
Electric
92c
1,000
3.90
*
75c
47% Aug
Jan
37,400
—
*
Sep
July
5%
4.00
23
——
42%
46c
*
Oil
44c
July
47%
50%
7%
•
Sep
18c
20 Va
40c
5%
41c
6.15
7%
Jan
4VaC Aug
47Vt
50
7Vs
48 V»
5%
-
24c
Nov
100
11c
6%c
5c
6c
250
13c
6c
45c
1
preferred
preferred
43c
41
48 V4
common—
Petroleum
preferred
preferred
preferred
Jun
35
50
common
4%%
2.35
July
1,000
77c
1
5%%
4%.%
Oct
Aug
Nov
Apr
'
53%
1
Brazilian Traction
Jan
Jun
Oct
8.00
16% Mar
23c
50
60
Preferred
Dominion
3.25
4.85
16
1
Pioneer
14
105 %
2.21 May
350
1
*
1
Paper
Bowaters
48
Sep
May
39C
77c
5c
preferred
105 V2
Feb
Oct
14c
11c
7c
1
pfd
5%
13%
July
Jan
Jan
Jun
6%c
46%
56c
13c
Ltd
Corp
47 %
13%
9c
July
6c
—-1
-
Mines
Bouzan
Bowater
105 Va
100
28
19% July
Jan
Nov
5c
25
Mines..
14
•
2.10
Jan
6c
45c
46 Va
Uranium
Mines
105 V2
5
21%
dan
4.00C
25
Bay
6%
common
pfd
Zellerbach
Ltd
Aug
6.70
60c
Aug
2.50C
46c
Btdcop Mines Ltd..
4.85
1.06
Jan
Jan
May
6c
6%c
__
—
Mines
48%
40 Vs
16
1,629
6 Vac
25
50o
-
—
49 V*
Jun
9
7%c
x
CoDper Corp
18%
4.10 July
89c
5c
20
Mines
Jun
2.25
10c
Oct
6c
5%c
Corp..
July
37% Mar
25c
200
*
Canadian
May
7 Va Mar
7c
*
....
43% July
3,850
40
5.05
Nov
30c
-
*
49 Va
6%c
—,—*
—
common
Telephone
225
Canada
Feb
43
*
Paper class A
Co
Mining
13 V2
-Canada
Jan
Jan
•
•
—
Mines.
Preferred
24 Vt
■
Feb
1.02
9
—
•
Lodge
11%
*
Jan
Nov
7c
1
&
Bros
24 Va
Ltd
Co
38
30 Vb
35 Va
35c
1
Duquesne
Beaver Lumber
Bell
A_5
Power
11%
&
Oct
Aug
July
10
2.45
L--—-L"
Burns
Mines
Mines
18c
6c
Jan
26 Va Mar
1
Barnat
Aug
July
Jan
Jan
35c
Jun
65c
6c
4.90
Bank of Nova Scotia
Nov
Nov
13 V#
27c
Jun
Jun
4.10C
28c
20%
Feb
52% Aug
Aug
50
1.15
Jan
7.60
Nov
Mar
3c
10
Nov
,
Ltd
Consolidated
28
Sep
2c
120
30
1,425
1
25
25
Montreal
of
Belcher
UNLISTED
Mines
27
Aug
July
2c
7,000
:
—
Nov
1.30
.
OH
Aug
July
6c
22
24,600
1.40
.
2c
7,000
10
Manufacturing Co Ltd-
Feb
1.50
——
i
33%
50
3 Vac
_1
Ltd-——1
Ltd———.
May
29
28
71c
27%
49
-...1
preferred
preferred
29
.•
55
op.
1,600"
29%
50c
5%%
29
7Vac
21 %
•"
1
1
Mines..
6.50
14c
9
1
Mines,
Mines
5.50
49
1,200
3c
70c
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Jun
6c
210
Jan
14 Vac
"
July
'27
101
52
Nov
Jan
5 Vb
Jun
6.00
9 Vb
NoV
7c
6c
1
—
Mines—.
Jan
1.10
Sep
5Vac Aug
Mines
90c
3,55
—
•
•
.
Oct
4c
—
Products
Products
.Westville
1
,.—20
Copper
Atlas
10c
Corp——*—__1
Mining
Coast
Oct
100
28%
*
Atlantic Acceptance pfd.
Aumacho
114
31o
300
29
Feb
Jan
2,500
30'/a
Feb
65c
9c
49
40c
,
—.
common..
Atlantic
7,700
iWainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd 1
Weedon
Mines--
Oil
10c
12c
Sep
3.75
3c
,
29 V*
SO
1
_
NOV
1.10
30 Vb
,
—
Associated Arcadia Nickel
39,500
6c
44c
28%
29
_——
•
Oct
11c
28
9 VaC
_
warrants
Jan
10c,
PrincipalProperties——*
Vanguard Explorations Ltd—
1
Ventures Ltd
i'_L—
-—*
Sep
Jan
Juiy
6.00
*
A
10
7c
Asbestos Corn Ltd———1
Oct
47
26c
5c
1.10
;
A
Feb
1.00
6C
7c
__
Temple
IOV2C
United
23
Feb
36c
15,233
7,330
18,716
3.55
3.55
1
Argus Corp common
$2.50 preferred
Jan
8c
Doited
40 Va
16 VaC Mar
2,958
7c
44c
41c
41 %c
70c
16
2.30
6%c
41c
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Mines,
Nickel,
14%
14c
1
_L
—
2,100
6 Vac
6 VaC
*
B
Arcadia
11c
Mines
165
19c
6c
6 VaC
_20 0
—
Imperial class
Class
1
Tr.ebor
46
18c
6,10 Jan
Sep
July
19% May
40% Mar
387
3,000
Jun
5.65
——-10
_
3.50
30
15,257
Nov
4,500
22
45 V*
46
.100
Mines
1
—
Oct
Jan
Jan
29%
15c
Rouyn
Ansil
11
%
Tib
61c
19%
60
Oct
28%
Aug
29
16,500
Jun
16
52 % Mar
Jun
8.75
Anglo
8,000
7c
Nov
1.50
9c 10 Vac
Aug
12c
8c
8c
25
15c
Nov
Oct
7c
14 V4
220
Angle
Feb
6c
Nov
9,925
Anglo
Apr
15
7c
Sep
Nov
36c
180
8.65
Jun
2.10
*
—
Jan
7.80
14
900
51%
9%
2.75
25
1
—
-
107
Jun
Jun
3.50
3,896
——
Petroleums
Aunor
Tache
40c
16%
52%
.4.75
American Exploration
Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd —50
_•
Anglo Huronian
Oct
1,27
4
4,450
Jan
2.45 July
28 Va
Jun
1.57
.
7c
5,200
14V4
100
10,053
1
Aug
5c
8c
I,150
7.60
1.20
Nov
1.50 Aug
16%
4.05
_50c
—,,—
MinesControls
Analogue
Anchor
=■•
7
8 %c
-
11,003
Jan
31%
Oct
44
Oct
all6
50c
1,65 J
Oct
Jan
2.90
30
1
—
——
Lead
950
-8c
925"
65c
1.60
24%
45c
7VaC
1.55
1
Rare Earth
15
a116
Apr
3 %c Aug
1.50 Get
2,100
4.05
—50
Amalgamated
T4
__1
34c
5c
1.95-
bep
1.55
—25
—
Larder
Apr
5.65
pfd—100
4,130
7,625
.
40c
4.05
preferred
Amalgamated
1.62
400
Apr
16V4
'
•
Co
Feb
5c
33,300
78c
Apr
30 Va
—
—
Ltd
55c
July
12c
Sep
4.00
•
—-L,—
.————.———
Aluminium
70
lc
1.00
48c
52%
-4-
16%
:
—
Nov
2c
9c
29,791
14
—50
—
Nepheline
2,800
1.00
Jan
54c
21 %c
•
Aiminex
Leduc
7,000
lie
21
7.20
•
Oils
;
Warrants
Algoma Steel
Sep
3c
1,000
Jun
105 Va 106%-
•
common
—
Sep
17 Va
53c
106
—10
Alberta Pacific Consolidated
Algoma'Central
2.40
50
1.60
_
Oct
Oct
Jan
1,600
23%
24
7.20
Gas
HVaC
Nov
44,700
5c
55c
100
preferred
A
25 Va July
18
1.85
•
1—5
—
Aug
2.90
42c 46 %c
>
1.85
.
I
Trunk
Gas
63,050
'
Voting trust
Jan
19%
51c
5c
•
41%
Nov
18
43 Vac
1
Jan
Mar
2.85
52c
—
6c
40c
35
11c
12 Vac 12 %C
18
Distillers common
Alberta
12 VaC
2.85
Explorations
Alberta
5 VaC
6c
*
Yellowknife
Akaitcho
Alba
High
17,499
—1
Ltd-
Low
12c
1
-—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
lie
lie
*
American
2,900
1.00
Ltd——,
Nov
lor Week
-100
-
Mines-.
Nov
2c
1
6%
Power
Mines
Gold
Jan
Nov
8.10
Canadian Dollars
of Prices
*
—-
Agnew Surpass Shoe
15
1
Ltd
Sep
Jan
16%
12%
*
Exchange
In
Range
•
Acme Gas & Oil—
American
39
500
————_-2
———
Dufault
South
8,000
Week's
common
Advocate Mines Ltd—
al5
15 VaC
(1957) Ltd
•
Ltd—_•——_—.—2
Oils
Siscalta
39%
12
Nov
16c
Jan
2.40
-
33%
15
1
Corp—.
7% July
12 V4 Apr
200
9 Vac
Expressed
II25
—
—
Uranium
13 V2
*
.
Save
8c
_*
Chemicals
1.10
9 Vac
1.10
•
—
Preferred
Acadia
Jan
8.50
3 Vac
2c
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
—2
Lawrence Columbian Metals-,
1
&
3V2c
—.
St
8hop
2.25
3V2C
5
—,
—
7c-
7C
1
Bearings (Can) Ltd class A_
Nov
14%
—
Quebec
15 Va
Sep
Feb
.
Last
Paper common
Acadia Atlantic Sugar
Class A
lie
2,000
9c
*
—
Jan
15
Ltd—wm. —1
Power
47
2,000
42%
Nov
Oct
8 Va
41,220
47
3c
50
.
23c
43%
_1
Ltd
13 V*
32 VA
Par
Abacus
Mar
47
Sep
2.25
185
47
1
*
,
pfd
Oct
750
Sale Price
Jan
91c
26
;
5c
80c
2,200
20c
pfd——1
—
500
.
Nov
5.35
17,000
-
8 Va
8Va
_1
1st
Ltd
1:60
1
.
4% %
Mills
_1
Ltd
Nov
7c
5,500
Ltd 4 % %
Producers
7c
4,650
5.40
*
of Can
Jan
7c
Gold Mining Co Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Corp
Jan
44
5.35
Pitt
Power
8c
25
9c
Investm't Co__
Nov
15
25
-
5.40
Manufacturing Co Ltd
Paudash
7c
35c
16,100
1
Exploration
Jan
1,500
35c
7c
6c
2,000
(Quebec) Ltd_l
Mines Ltd——
Cdn
Partridge Canadian
6.00
Friday
Jan
Jun
IOV2C
3.000
52
5c!
46%-46%
1*
2c
Jan
July
43
19c
6c
6c
39c
July
4c
39,750
15c
'.
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6c
*
-
Sep
301)
*
1,750
*
STOCKS
Nov
2,500
_1
com
Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines
Jan
Jan
35c;
1
Corp
Power Co
Ltd
Feb
1.12
12c
1—50
(1945)
26c
Jan
34c
——
1
preferred
Obalski
12c
Sep
Sep
5%
125
32c
May
5c
'
1st
Mar
50c
1Q0
Oct
Jan
'i—*
_1
Asbestos
American
Northern
Ltd
Ltd
American
North
100
a6c
1.13
35c
50c
Mines
7,000
a52c^
30%
13 % July
*
Mines Ltd
Amulet
West
15c
6c
a6c
Formaque
New Santiago
6c
a52c
Mines Ltd
;
1
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
New
Nov
7,900
191/2 C"
6c
Sep
Feb
1
_
1.45
1,000
Toronto Stock
,
32c
July
11
45c
600
18c
•
Ltd
July
37
"l
Prices
Jan
27%
Nov
21
10
45c
1
Ltd—-
Mines
8c
200
27%
45c
—
Mount
Jan
1.00
8%
II*
Ltd-—
Oils
Wiltsey-Coghlan Mines Ltd
May
6c
23% May
50
all V» all Vi
Island
Monpre
a8c
27 Vb
27%:
Distilleries
Ltd 6%
pfd
10
Mining Corp Ltd
1
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd•
Mogador Mines Ltd
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—1
Merrill
Nov
2,500
14%
Apr
*
*
Ltd—
July
♦
8%
■
0
class A
United
15%
9
July
36%
36%
-
•
United
6.70
123
.
Nov
8%
•
•
Ltd
Canada
1.25
1.25
15%
1
Mines
Gold
9
1.21
6.50
III
Antonio
San
-
Massval
Sep
)
Osisko
Apr
20%
*
Corp Ltd
Mar
:
Nov
30%
Aug
37 V2
Ltd
23%
0
Ltd
Co
Jan
8V2C July
M)
405
t.
„1
Corp
Jan
1.00 Aug
29
1
(Walter
Nov
,5
1,000
1
of
Apr
29 V4
High
Jan
a40
Ltd
22%
28
Paper Co class A
May
9%c
Ltd——_ 1
Mines
Jun
Low
Jan
'7c
70c
9%c
Mining Co
Ltd
38c
Oct
a36%
Exploration Co Ltd
Copper
Nov
Mar
1
„_i
Zinc
1.05'
13c
common-*
Ltd
50
&
Min
Lingside
Mining Ltd
Ltd
Lead
6c
*
pfd
conv
Kontiki
Ceramic
Foundation
10%
1
3c
International
830
Feb
39c
Ltd—
7 V4
13 ya
Jan
3c
Can
Jan
4,500
50c
39c
Chemicals
40
1.45 May
1
Ltd
1.72 May
Oct
22
*
Mines
Jan
'1.70
Golden,
Age
Oct
23
_*
Ltd
9%c Jan
Jun
97c
500
16,
Mar
20,700
23
•
Inc
5c
17
1.05
1.00
.
•
1
Mines
6c
25%
-nr-
25%
1
Mines
Sep
13
Nov
500
1,000
*
Iso
Murray
85c
5V»
:—:
Minnesota
Moore
60c
Goldfield
B
Leaf Milling
Oct
1.39
•
Ltd-.:
Nickel
Bay
6%
1.30
85c
■-
Futurity Oils Ltd—,
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
,
6%c Feb
55c
1
Mining & Exploration
Mfg Ltd—
Investment
MacLaren Power &
Maple
400
21
Louvicourt
Jan
5%
13
--V
Jun
Class
High
5%
A—
B
Jan
8c
class
Ltd
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
Low
1
Ltd
Mines
Shares
5%
*
A
class
Gold
Companies
Class
May
1.10
1
Ltd
Minerals
Falconbridge
Inland
12 %c
60c
•
Ltd
Mines
&
Metal
6c
60c
28
1.12
f
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Fundy
21,000
7
1
Ltd
Engineering Works
Fleet
Loblaw
•
Ltd-,
Leaseholds
Fano
Jan
518
1
Dominion
Fab
19c
l
Mines
Empire
Apr
2,000
1
Dominion
East
8c
4c
9c
Ltd-^_:
Ltd
Dolsan
11,000
Ltd
Kerr-Addison
90c
Ltd
Chib Mines
Petroleum
Corp
Dalfen's
Dome
Mines
Rand
Copper
Jan
a24
Monpas Mines Ltd
I_—II1
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Douglas
9%c
90c
Consol
Kelly
Sep
a24
9c
Feb
3c
*
"A"
Preferred
3.20
for Week
of Prices
Par
High
Nov
*
Consolidated
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.30
Mining Corp
Cliibougamau Copper Corp
—_
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
1
Ltd
Chess
.for Week
of Prices
Par
Chemalloy
(Range for Week Ended November 25)
Sales
Range
Friday
39
37
Mar
409
80
Mar
365
42% Mar
47
Mar
Sep
45% Sep
93
Oct
50
.
Aug
.52% .Aug
40
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Par
British
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
Packers
British
Columbia
British
Broulan
Brown
25
45%
45
45%
2,742
10
10%
10%
10%
31,200
13 %
35
1
Ltd
.
200
7%
2.60
1.45
1.45
1.55
3,650
6%c
5c
6%c
18,000
34
33
34
960
*
Burlington
v
t
V
*
Burns
*
Cadamet
Calalta
Oils
*
Mines
Chibougamau
Bread
Cement
&
Cut
102
102
3.15
3.15
3.15
600
31c
31c
1,500
6.45
37,026
1.06
10,606
100
50
*
13 y2
13%
605
12 Vi
May
20
100
18 ya
July
22
19
Aug
21
Jun
18
May
22
Feb
20
20
20
16
1,445
74
74
120
300
Astoria
12% Aug
23 % Mar
74
82
Nov
56
59 y2
1,089
45% Mar
64
Nov
25%
36
23% Mar
25%
Nov
90c
90c
94c
4,620
85c
Nov
7c
4,125
6c
48
750
42 V4
May
A
B
of
47
48
540
41 Vs
Jun
49
54
47%
Jun
58
Jan
89
30
80 y4
Feb
91
Sep
3c
Nov
75c
Jan
3c
8c
4,500
2.86
2.80
2.86
1,013
39
,39%
75
1.31
1.31
1.43
4,350
7
7
350
*
1
6c
common
4,099
31
620
13
•
23%
32%
.
Drawn
2.60
2.90
2.75
690
13
13
-1,340
23
•
24
2,350
32
32%
385
1,750
1.90
:
*
3
1
Wright
•
common
Canadian
Export
Fairbanks
Gas
73c
•
5%
1.95
8,550
77c
10,900
6%
1,050
74c
73c
1,070
77c
2.00
Oct
Nov
6.60
Jan
Feb
14%
Jan
24
Nov
32%
Nov
18% Mar
28
5
;•
Nov
Food
Products
500
13 y4
747
60c
57c
62c
51,723
1.55
1.59
Canadian
Gen
Canadian
High
Securities
class
Crest
7,800
Consolidated
Canadian
Industries
Consumers
Class
Canadian
North
*
3.50
3.50
3.60
1,145
81
81
81%
524
4.65
4.55
4.65
2,400
preferred
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
7% July
Petrofina
•I
Canadian
it
Canadian
Thorium
Canadian
Tire
1.55
7%
4.00
3.90
4.00
*
14 %
13%
14%
7%
4,471
3,675
-
35c
Cosmos
Cowichan
Mines
Ltd
11
2.75
4.85
(R
Sep
Croinor
1.43
16
Jun
3.10 May
45'% Mar
4.55
Nov
60c
Aug
3.95 July
1.20 Nov
Dalex
12% July
6
20,850
Apr
35c
Oct
Co
Deer
Delnite
Devon
7,986
7%
7V2
8
283
10
9.90
10 y4
960
3y2C
33%
11,000
33%
33%
720
33 y4
33 y4
9C
91 y2
331/4
93
Jan
Nov
Donalda
Dover
_•
36%
2.75
2.80
1,650
2,60
Noc
3.95
Jan
14
10,734
35
2.60
4.75 Aug
82
Nov
4.95
Oct
17
Aug
40c
Apr
1.05
Jan
East
83C
83c
Nov
1.80
Oct
18%
Jan
16
16
16
245
15%
Sep
18
Jan
12
210
10%
Jun
Jan
9
30c
14,900
25c
Mar
42c
Sep
21c
24c
5,500
17c
Nov
6ac
Jan
17%
5.30
Feb
100
20%
7%
Oct
Nov
8.00 July
3%c Jun
1,250
3.40 Mar
597
8%c
5,000
16% Sep
7%c Sep
70c
70c
200
5,300
100 %
50
25
48
290
39
9c
9c
12c
58,750
17
17
5%
5%
6
4
4%
1,500
8%c
8%c
9c
1,700
Fatima
13%
Jan
12% Mar
6c
35
Fleet
15%
9Vic
9c
715.
10c
14% July
13% Feb
100
-
18%
183
Feb
Jan
Sep
Sep
Ford
of
43
Aug
17% Sep
"16% Aug
21
Jan
32%
Nov
45 Vi
Jan
9c
Nov
16 %c
Feb
Geco
1.4 7
Jan
3,500
6c
Mar
11c
Mar
80c
May
1.13
Jan
2.674
10% Mar
21c
13%
Nov
General
2,750
13c
49c
5.25
13,392
75 c
2%c
28Vic
78c
2%c
28c
30c
9%c
28,060
2,100
22c
9c
50c
55c
5,210
8,700
41c
45c
4.25
4.35
2,105
6.70
1.40
17c
1.29
J)
General
1.95
1.95
200
Jan
Genex
Oct
Giant Mascot
Jan
Giant
5%c Jan
Mines
Glacier
5,815
5%c
5%c
7%c
26,400
10
10
500
—10
.
8c
1.60
1
1.62
6,5 30
»40c
24,50C
5%c
32,500
4%
55%
15c
12,350
1.70
3,756
700
30
Oct
80c
Jan
Goldale
40c
July
67c
Mar
Goldfields
3.74
7%
1.90
Feb
Sep
5.20 Mar
4.90
Nov
11
Jun
42c
Oct
Uranium
22c
Jan
8c
Jan
Nov
Jun
1.53
10c
Nov
1.33
July
May
July
Jan
Jan
1.78
Jan
2.07
Aug
39%
Jan
55%
55%
40
51
Apr
68%
Jun
53%
25
50 % Mar
62%
Apr
1.00
1.05
11,900
89c
May
1.54
Jan
12c
13c
12,500
10c
Jun
25c
4%c
5c
1,500
4c
Jun
9%c
65
65
37
■
5c
10
•
.
—
—
.
35 %
15 %c 15 %C
•
34%.
600
35%
18%
Jan
Jan
18
17%
1
17
16%
17
115
1.00
98c
1.00
21,750
2.75
2.75
2.77
6%c
7c
1
55
Mar
15c
Nov
61
Jan
Jan
Nov
33c
Feb
27 % May
35%
Nov
510
22% July
Mar
19% Aug
62c
Mar
—.
1.12
Nov
2.65
Aug
2,600
6c
Jun
13c
Jan
Sep
July
85c
Jan
80c
Jan
30c
29 %c
32c
20,625
27c
3,920
40c
4.65
Jan
•
47c
47c
50c
1
11%
11%
11%
15
Jun
If
S>—.
12% July
63
63
63
25
59
Sep
88%
128
125%
128
27
95
Nov
173 %
10
10
10%
425
..20c
5c
9%
8%
Oct
4c
Jun
12
Jan
5c
5c
6,000
*
24
24
24%
667
23%
Oct
24%
Jan
96
96
96
10
88%
Feb
98%
Nov
*
...
7c
7c
9c
6%c
Nov
9%C Jan
—.—1
15%
15%
15%;
15,110
150
1
5%c
5 %c
5 %c
7,200
35
35%
930
32
Feb
38
—100
class
107
107
107
65
100
May
10«
17%
17%
18%
2,861
15
Mar
A
common
—
*
*
7%
13%. Apr
7%
210
1
11%
11%
12%
3,825
11%
40 %
38
40%
200
33%
40%
40%
41%
615
40
58c
58c
720
50c
—
—
class
A.
50c
58c
*
1
7%
Ltd
1
Mines-
class
6% Aug
Nov
A
7C
Feb
Sep
Sep
19%
Jun
9
Feb
22
Jan
50 %
Jan
Oct
53%
Jan
July
1.10 July
8
835
9C
9 Vac
3,400
8c
Apr
21c
Sep
28c
2,500
17c
Feb
32c
Nov
7
Nov
13%
11%
13'/a
5,476
—1
17c
16c
17c
6,350
15c
July
4c
4c
4%c
5,207
4c
Aug
*
15%., Sep
Sep
—1
—
*
Jan
28C
9 %c
;——1
Mines,
2.10
4%c Mar
1
—
Drill
Jan
Jan
100
...
11
11
11
7.50
Jun
16 %
14%
3
Jan
Oct
v
Jan
5c
Jan
•
Goodyear
Tire
2.65
Jan
62c
July
Great
Lakes
26c
Jan
Great
Northern
5,998
2,500
3Vic
8c
Jan
Lakes
10 %c
Oct
22c
Nov
11,550
17c
Oct
40c
Jan
17 %c
17c 18 %c
5,333
125
125
125
80
43%
43 %
195
*
7
15c
120
Oct
Jun
July
42 % Mar
11%
30c
180
44
Oct
Feb
Jan
%
Jun
Paper
7
6.00
6.00
200
Feb
6.70
Oct
10c
11c
1,000
9%c May
17 %c
Jan
1
Power
6%
5
*
1.10
1.20
1.800
1.00 Mar
1.40
Jan
39
•
common
Gas
Warrants
B
17,881
21c
43%
Mmes
Mar
20c
20c
—50
Mackay class A
May
19c
21c
common—,—*
preferred
Granduc
10%
19 %c
1
Canada
950
1
—
Mining
44c
Feb
.-
17%/ Nov
15
*
Mines
12 Vic
10 %c
4,391
1
—»
Goldrav
Great
8,047
.1
,
Mines
Ltd—
Envelopes
5,200
4Vic Sep
Sep
1.40
1%
Glenn
2,000
Nov.
Feb
53%
1.04
1
Jan
42c
20c
Feb
lie
10
r
1.63
Jan
Jan
4c
35 %
Aug
July
10%
8,100
1.62
Sep
Jan
Feb
Jun
26c
1.55
*
Ltd
9c
4c
35%
10
——_
9%
4%c
29
-
5c
64
Nov
4c
—
36C
Mar
8%
36c
—
—
—
•
_I
..
Explorers
52c
5c
10
Ltd
18c
5c
9%
Mine—
51c
'
9%
A„
Yellowknife
17c
3%c
20
Trust
Granby Mining
Grandroy Mines
445
7,000
16 V8
18% Mar
1
Petroleum
Sep
2.675
22c
12% Julv
Steel Wares common
Feb
8%
41
225
1
General
Gordon
4.00
2,822
1
General
19Vic
20c
8
15%
8,894
1
Sep
Apr
7%
100
Apr
Oct
14%
.
Mar
12c
3.80
Jan
6%
10%
19%
Motors
4%
10,500
97
300
315
62%
Development
43 %c
2.90 Mar
110
7
10%
Jan
19%
Dynamics
May
May
9c
^
7
'
Jan
Jan
61 Vu
;
Bakeries
Oct
14c
—~:'
9%
5.45
52
38 % July
10%
——
•
13% Aug
1
Jan
•
99%
Ltd
3.95
3%c
99%
Canadian.
Power
25%
3%c
Oct
2,272
...—
Oct
18c
1.80
43
common...
July
1
75
42%
42%
1
preferred
2.73
*
2.25
*
12%
2 so
Oct
Ltd
(-U
7,550
*
Feb
5%
Nov
Nov
*
Co
4,755
20c
9%
120
13%
-
3.75
7%
450
5%
._
16%
*
12%
5%
•
_
3.40
*
12%
'
15 y«
Metals
12 %
25c
13c
Enterprises
Jan
15
19%
Candy
3.75
Combined
Apr
21
5,800
1,960
1
16%
Combined
Oct
9.00
Aug
6.90
16 %
14%
Nickel
•
13c
27%
July
6.75
15%
J an
3.70
32
62%
Insurance
1
Celiuioac
Jun
6.00
25%
Jan
6.80
1
Globe
42c
4.30
50c
16%
24
1.04
Nov
2.20
common—*
preferred
General
Oct
Nov
3,495
25%
43c
15%
*
preferred—
Mining
General
2,150
4.00 July
88c
July
Jan
10%
Jun
27% Mar
common
Mines
Mmes
97c
13%
8.55
Feb
55c
Sep
7,756
1
Ltd
Gatineau
6%c
Oct
Apr
27c
10,250
*
Developments
Frosst. (Charles)
Gaitwin
6c
20c
5,360
21,694
14 %c
28,381
Co
(A
-rohisher
55c
5.05
29c
_100
i..
Companies
Freiman
51c
49c
Jan
29c
Feb
6%c July
32
Canada
Foundation
93c
20c
29c
common—*
Chemical
Co
Corp
Motor
Ford
5%%
5,766
49,746
14c
19c
Jan
45c
Manufacturing
Fraser
34
5.10
29c
•
Ltd
Fleetwood
Francoeur
41C
Jan
•
Steel
Mining
Mining
Jan
16 y2
&
Uranium
Farwest
38
Mar
Aug
33c
Oct
3.35
common
—
Oils
Apr
Nov
28
87
May
*
Plavers
Oct
2,650
83
43c
Mineral
Farmer
16%
13%
8,200
10%
7%c Jan
3.00
.
&
Falconbridge
95
15 y4
20
6c
18,700
7%c
Jan
30%
' Corp
37% July
20
I3y2
3,808
20c
7c
Apr
20c
6%c Jun
8c
19c
44c
Oct
18c
7c
10
4c
Sep
%
9%
8%c Nov
2,800
19c
10 %
19
Oct
3.30
Coal
class
Empire Life
12% July
37
5
Jan
Jan
13c
30%
Mining
27
32 y4
52c
86
8c
Peb
5
Jan
29
5n%
Apr
15%
J an
13c-
Feb
J"1
5c
Vl50
19c
Nov
1,50
2
«
Mines
605
32%
.
86
18 %c
290
.
1
common
Investment
100
16 y4
151/4
86
18 %c
i—1
Gold
Mines
Nov
Nov
Jun
May
Jan
10c
Sep
5c
5.85 July
22 %
2.35
Paper
26 %•
33%
Mar
69c
28
Petroleum
13%
•
i
7.00
33
72
5.50
17%
7%C
•
&
Common
Feb
28c
Aug
68c
12%
24c
common—— *
—
&
Jan
28 %c
2.50
Mines
Sol
Jan
80c
16%
25c
Sullivan
Eddy
July
14c
—1
—
Amphi
Elder
33c
Mar
2.25
Copper
Apr
Nov
7c
7 %c
Oils
East
Jan
7%
5% July
12%c
17%
Mines
Jan
Jan
847
1
Malartic
4.65
Sep
4.30
16%
•
Oils
Sep
106 Vs
Jun
16%
1
Textile
Economic
16
Mar
3.00
31C
1
East
8.55
17
11% Mar
99
16%
«
Mines
36%
36 y4
16%
1
r-ohimbia
Sep
2.75
7c
Minerals—
Industries
13 V*
1
For footnotes, see page 42.
9%c
47%
Mines
Foundry
Dominion
36%
1334
*
•
4c
1
Consolidated Beta Gamma—
Apr
27%
Preferred
Mar
20%
Smelt
Mines
4c
1,847
Mines
Preferred
90
20%
.
Bellekeno
4,500
100
Electrohome
35
2c
Mines
6%c
1
Dairies
100 100 %
J
Mines
6c
—-10
Ltd
Dominion
Fargo
2,000
Consolidated
6c
1
Dominion
Jan
1
Petroleum
11c
106
Bridge
24%
Aug
Commonwealth
Jun
47%
Petroleum
Aug
July
July
Equipment
5c
27%
Mines
Dominion
Apr
10,000
1
Dome
19
8c
Mines
Jan
Jan
5c
—1
Dominion
1,633
21%
70c
Willans
10c
3.20
Mines
21%
21 %
2,700
Farm
54c
—10
Seagrams—
Faraday
6,491
Gold
6c
Sep
Aug
3.10
Mines
Famous
121,600
Lake
Jun
4c
1
Dome
Fanny
91c
Cochenour
3c
23c
2,000
13%
—
Palmer
Jan
12c 15y2c
Cockshutt
1,833
4,500
——1—5
Brewis
Distillers
Jan
5c
5c
*
preferred
Dickenson
Jan
25c 25 %c
:—1
1
Gold
Denison
Sep
89c
Smelting
4%c
4%c
105%
Mines
Feb
July
13c
&
4%C
22c
5c
common
—
Horn
Deldona
27c
1
Mining
Mar
14
Mines
Decoursey
43c
4.40
90c
Chromium
12c
106
Explorers
Daragon
El
1
&
12,010
Jan
1
—
Mines
Daering
Eldrich
Porcupine
Mining
13c
—u*
Zellerbach
Cusco
Jun
Central
Chibougamau
Timber
Nest
Jan
1
/JChimo Gold Mines
12c
Aug
1.24
■-*
1-1
International
4.50
•
Mines
12c
20 %
*
Ltd——
Crush
12 Vi
Rio
Copper
Nov
Oct
12
Crows
Jun
Gold
Kayrand
2.80
3.20
Crowpat Minerals
Nov
Pat
Mines
Jan
■
Trust
Crown
7 y8
Del
Ohesterville
99c
1
Pershing
Crown
Sep
Nov
62c
Central
Mines
41,150
•
Mines
Crestbrook
Oct
*
Oil
2.64
L)
Nov
15
Mar
25c
Central
Cheskirk
2.52
*
Zinc
Crestaurum
Oct
_1
Corp
Athabaska
Jan
2.59
Crain
16c
*
Quartz
26c
*
10c
*
Ltd
Gold
Sep
.—50c
2,075
1
Asbestos
12c
Mines
5,332
1
Cassiar
2,500
100
——
Tar
Oct
ft
Cariboo
15c
Copper
23,355
20
Mines
12c
Craigmont
11c
_20
Exploration
15c
1.50
•
—
.
—
Lead
18c
*
4preferred
May
Imperial
Coulee
4.80
*
preferredCanadian Westinghouse
Erin
B
10c
100
'^5%%
Mar
69c
6,260
9,545
16c
•
com
17
2,826
5c
Rand Chiboug
Distillery class A
Class
He
1
Gas
6,646
85c
86c
Copper
Corby
18c
-
Natural
1.92
19%
83c
3,120
3.80
1,327
39c
4.70
*
Western
1.72
19%
83c
13,740
900
10
A
1.00 Aug
3.20 Feb
6
3,140
7%
37c
A
Wallpaper Mfrs class
Canadian
7%
4.80
25
Vickers
May
8c
Dominion
9%
4.20
4.35
B
50c
14c
Jan
2.20 July
13% July
100
Canadian
12,707
8c
•
Canadian
70c
Nov
1
Stores
16yac Aug
7 Va
pfd
62c
5%
Dominion
10
1
5%
63c
12 %c
Feb
1,715
•
Utilities
July
8c
85c
2.00C
1.20
Common
Jan
87c
14c
Steel
65c
*
Canadian
72c
Mar
1
Magnesium
23c
•
class
52c
Oct
26c
1
Mines
Dominion
13%
1
Corp
Corp
Jan
37c
Puohmmg—
Dominion
65c
4.15
Superior Oil
26c
54,100
*
common
Feb
23c
7%
preferred
34,100
99,475
49c
__I
Mines
preferred
Jan
2.40
41c
39c 45 %c
40c
1.72
Petroleum
1.34
13%
1.20
Railway
West
11%
23c
.
.
34c
19%
Mines
Oct
13%
*
-
34c
Feb
1
Mines.
Jun
*
10c
Mines
Mar
5%
Duvan
common
Feb
7c
•
1
Northwest
Oil Cos.
32c
May
•
Dynamic
Inca
Canadian
Nov
4c
Coppercorp Ltd
Eureka
Canadian
Lie
5,000
Copper-Man
Duvex
Locomotive
11,431
5%C
1
Exploration
Clark
Copp
Apr
f!
Canadian
15c
5c
2
Northland
Gas
B
conwest
Jan
Canadian Malartic Gold
Canadian Marconi Co
13c
5c
Nov
Jan
45c
•
Red
consolidated
Jan
common
15c
31 %C Aug
*
Exploration
Sannorm
7%
20c
Gas
500
44c
Ltd
Consolidated
10%
2.50
Indl
%c
41 %c
Smelting
Consolidated
5% July
1
Canadian
Oils
Poplar
Regcourt Mines
8% Mar
,
31 %c 31
Jan
45c
1
Nicholson
consolidated
275
Hydrocarbon
31 %c
1
Mines
Oct
6y4
20c
Warrants
Canadian
Nov
7
Mosher
220
A
12%c
1
Negus
10
;
20,300
3.95
1
&
Consolidated
7%
-
Canadian Homestead
Canadian Husky
Oil
15c
12c
1
Mac
Consolidated
10
Energy preferred
12 %c
Arrow
Mic
7%
100
Gas
13c
1
Consolidated
1.70
Oct
42,275
15
1.57
common
Jun
Mines
Consolidated
A_50c
class
2.95
1
Marcus Gold Ltd
*
Morse
10,000
Mines
70c
75c
4.50
1
B
Key
YJ05"*Jan
Feb "
6,400
'<
90c
4.35
12%
Jan
2.00
Oct
16%
Oil
&
16
12
70c
15
13
Sep
Nov
1
1,200
81c
4.35
._*
Dredge Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
3.75
Warrants
1.75
6%
•
Petroleum
Steel
74c
6%
58
42
Mar
8y4 Aug
,
Feb
7.00 Aug
46% Mar
8,922
Jan
8c
Nov
55
Petroleum
Devonian
4.50
8%
A
common
9%
Aug
41%
:
Curtis
4c
8 %
5%
Chieftain
Aug
40%
Chemical
Collieries
Jan
2.20
53%
-25
,
45 %
54 %
2.70
Celanese
Canadian
700
Feb
Sep
6V4 July
40%
2.60
class
5.25
Oct
1.30
6,390
4.70
39
Jun
•
warrants
Canners
Canadian
6C
4.50
*
warrants-
Canadian
6c
2.50
20
common
com
3.50
Sep
436
89
8c
preferred
oniaeas
Sep
53%
1
Commerce
Canadian
Con
Jan
50
48
common
Aluminum
Warrants
Coin
39c
54
*
British
Chib
Jan
10
Bakeries
Bank
Charter
1.35
Oct
47
*
Breweries
Cayzor
Jan
25%
Minerals
Canadian
Captain
Jan
Jan
59%
1
class
Canadian
Can
18%
25%
100
Lines
Candore
Jan
May
27% July
33% Jsa
July
6c
Preferred
!5!
Oct
20
13%
20
B
Canadian
'5/
24
20
warrants
Steamship
Tungsten
Canadian
"it
127
100
pfd
Wire
Class
26
_*
Canada
Canadian
'.it
26
15%
Canadian
k
26
-
Canada
5%
4.25
52
22% Aug
16
Petroleum
Canadian
p
974
20
*
Preferred
»!'
24%
10
A
Oils
Canadian
tJ
17%
*
Southern
Class
3.45 Aug
_
Oct
24
Mar
7.20 Aug
Oct/
24
A_*
.
Ltd
Southern
Canadian
4 8 y2
Feb
•
.
Canada
$1%
63c
9% May/'
3.35 Oct\
3.60
Jun
3.75
*
Consolidated
Nov
3.55
4.30 Mar
23,735
Sep
102
Nov
2.35
48%
_
class
Canada
Canadian
July
16%
3.60
B
Class
24
Feb
3.15
1.52
Stone
Permanent
Canadian
94 y2
31c
5%c
Halliwell
Marbenor
High
7,700
Nov
Feb
*
Lands
Safeway
Class
22 %
May
26
Canada
Canadian
Jan
16%
48%
common
Canada
Canadian
57c
13 %
•
-
Packers
Canada
Oct
5,175
*
Oil
Class
Jan
14%
common
Malting
Apr
Jan
4,015
*
A
7
16c
14%
5.55
Consolidated
Consol
Low
6c
.
Lake
Morrison
Nov
23'/a
25
Golden
Consolidated
May
13%
50
Warrants
J'
26c
Gillies
Consolidated
Jun
Nov
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5%c
1
Fenimore
Consolidated
Low
5%c
Consolidated East Crest
Mining
Mogul
16 y4
Shares
*
oil
Consolidated
Consolidated
22%
20
Foils
Canada
tf*
7,375
Dragon
Consolidated
20c
6.45
common
Crushed
Canada
.«»
7%c
Flin
Aug
12%c Sep
17% Jan
Jan
16%
common
preferred
Preferred
i!
6,325
5%
1
Canada Foundries & Forging class
Canada Iron Foundries common
414 %
preferred
-!
8c
1
Lake
Canada
1
3,583
2.30
Red
Preferred
t
590
13c
100
Canada
0
6%
14
Warrants
d,
6%
22%
1
Canada
Nov
Apr
Mar
-6
Oct
11
13,612
8c
Aug
14y4
6%
*
Class
5c
Feb
2.26
35
Feb
•
Oils
B
Sep
•
Oil
Class
5
12
,
Mar
Oct
11
28c
Feb
8c
Jan
11%
26c
5.30
5c
162
26c
Consol
Canada
15
10%
29 y2
200
15
8c
Gas
Canada
1.28
2,000
7%c
.,
preferred
Campbell
,
9c
7%
Calvan
Campbell
...
7%c
25c
Petroleum
&
•
1
:
Calvert
I
)
15
.
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
5 'r
——
5
Jun
Oct
Oct
5c
13c
Burrard Dry Dock class A
&
5
—
Jan
Jan
1,900
*
Aug
11 %
Jun
21,000
^
.onsoiiaaieu
52c
1
A„
Jan
16%
2.85
—
class
37%
Oct
6%c
Discovery
Consolidated
9% Mar
6c
Extension
Cable Mines
18c
Par
Callinan
July
47
for Week
of Prices
'
Consolidated
15 y8
Sep
9%
2.70
——
Jan
Feb
*
Lake
Products
Bullochs
h
17%
42
6c
l
14%
30% July
1
Building
>
13%
17%
*
Smelting
Ankerite
Red
31c
13%
High
Sep
Jun
1
<fe
Gold
Buffalo
14
900
30c 31 %c
9%
10,164
1
Mining
Hill
10
33%
Mines
Buffalo
Bunker
3,005
14
31 %
Company
Buffadison
Low
11%
14
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10%
14
33%
Bruck Mills class A
Brunswick
Low
11
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
*
•
Monday, November 28, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended November 25)
for Week
of Prices
•
B
Telephone
pfd
Chem
Reel
class
Power
Columbia
Brockville
Products
.
Sales
Last
Sale Price
.
common
.
warrants
400
6
6.00
Nov
7%
Apr
40%
1,090
35
Mar
*
4<t% May
26
25%
26
1,050
19
Mar
26
1
5%
5%
5%
450
65c
70c
2.81C
1.00
1.05
520
66c
5%
Nov
Aug
6 %
60c
Nov
2.25
Jan
90c
Oct
2.25
Jan
Apr
Volume
192
Number
6007
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2157)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
of Prices
Par
Plains
Great
West
Great
Class
class
8.25
July^'
4.20
4.20
25
4.05
July
1958
High
13
5.00
Par
Jan
Magnet
Jan
Maher
Consolidated
Shoes
2.65
2.75
425
2.65
Oct
3.85
Jan
2.10
2.15
600
1.50
July
6.75
Jan
Malartic
11%
Jan
Maneast
11
Jan
Manitou
9%
9%
674
8 %
May
9%
9%
9%
1,588
7%
Jun
1.80
1.80
2.00
540
1.50
Trust
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
Lead
9%
*
Mines
11%
555
10% Aug
29
29
30
618
25%
1
4C
4c
5c
11,400
1
11%
4c
11%
Products
Gwillim
Lake
Gold
4%c
2,000
7.55
7.40
7.60
6,330
*
common
4c
1
—
Mines
Gurney
7
7
7%
300
5c
5c
31,500
1
5.55
Apr
10
Mines
•
12%
t
30
Jan
11c
4c
Aug
4c
May
6.25 Sep
7%c
10%
Jan
Sep
Nov
Mar
Leaf
Maple
Leaf
Maralgo
Marboy
Farms
•
common
Hard Rock Gold Mines
Jun
Lakes
of
Headway
Heath
Hees
Iron
Hendershot
Mar
11%
Jun
4% %
Jun
15%
Jan
Class
Home
16,000
5C
25c
25c
27c
20,000
5c
5c
10,000
1.05
1.35
620
100
94%
100
267
1
1.53
1.50
1.57
17,500
50
Gold
5
50
20%
21%
3,135
Jun
15c
Jan
23c
Mar
40c
Sep
Corp
May
8c
Jan
100
Jan
75
1.32
1.80
Oct
55
Mar
50
Nov
Apr
May
Oct
19
29%
Jan
8.00
5,291
7.10
Jun
12%
Jan
7.50
1,984
6.90
Jun
11%
Jan
3.15
3.15
3.30
1,600
3.00
Nov
205
33 %
July
1
2.50
*
45%
45%
2,137
9.20
9.65
3,177
9c
7%c
9C
11,200
58
58
105
26 c
26c
27c
1,060
10
Flo
280
9.25
20
Bank
Investment
45
2.50
1
1
Imperial
2.50
*
Exploration
Imperial
5.00
Jan
■
Hugh Pam Porcupine—
Huron & Erie Mortgage
Imperial
7.75
7.35
35
Glaze
62
61%
63%
30
30
50
10 Va
10%
1,430
3.25
51%
May
14%
8.75 Aug
6%c
12c
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
Mar
48
Mar
62
Nov
24c
May
42c
Feb
64%
Mar
30
30
10%
preferred
20
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Industrial Accept Corp Ltd common
*
43
52
1*
A
44%
Feb
2.31
1,430
_*
class
$1.25
Nov
37
Sep
10 %
Oct
8%
20%
Nov
May
&
Inland
Cement
Inland
Natural
Co
preferred
Gas
Mill
City
5,069
12%
Oct
42%
Jan
95
Sep
18
Nov
4.00 July
16%
16%
314
78%
16
6%
3.60
16%
13% Mar
90c
Jan
6%
Jun
110
Apr
21 %
Jun
410
International
Utilities
Credits
Interprovincial
Pipe
Line_
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Investors Syndicate common
Irish
1.90
Jun
Iroquois
Iso
Mines
Glass
preferred
Jan
Nov
Jan
Corp
Murray
Nama
Mining
Creek
5,309
3,481
New
Davies
68c
67c
70c
7,415
65c
1.86
1.95
2,300
11%
11%
Sep
Apr
43
Nov
May
38
Jan
Nov
1.75
Nov
1.45
Sep
3.70
Apr
Nov
14%
Sep
62c
28c
27 %C 29 %C
7,100
22c
Oct
67C
Jan
85c
81c
90c
11,225
76c
Oct
29
29
29
150
26
Oct
*
1
lie
5%
1
1
9c
Preferred
Mines
31c
9,420
37c
234,060
Oct
7%c May
1.95
8%
23c
Feb
Aug
Jun
28c
7%
14c
16C
2.45
9%
45c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Sep
Jan
28c
26c
20c
May
8%c
9c
1,500
8c
Aug
17c
Jan
26c
26c
27C
10,412
25C
May
43C
Jan
14c 14 %c
3,000
13c
Jun
25C
Apr
*
37c
Nov
5%
of
Kerr-Addison
5%
5%
825
Nov
7%
Apr
2.20
2.20
2.35
250
2.05
Nov
3.95
Jan
5%
Oct
10%
Jan
3c
Sep
9%c
Jan
Jun
22%
•
Canada.
*
:
Gold
Copper
7%
7%
8%
675
1
5%C
5 %C
6c
7,000
1
Mines—
127/a
12%
13%
20,769
2.32
2.35
1,000
%c
VaC
3c
3,900
21c
22c
4,243
16c
14 %c
23C
74,000
1
common
warrants
Minerals
1
Developments
Ltd
•
5
10%
1.55 Mar
%c
17c
14 %c
Nov
Apr
3.80 Mar
1.90
Delhi
Goldvue
New
(John)
Labrador
Lafarge
Ltd
Mining
Jan
July
42c
Cement
43c
Sep
Class
29%
29%
29%
777
24
Apr
30
Sep
•
Exploration
con
18 %
18%
18%
1,780
17
Jun
27%
Jan
Lake
10
Lake
Mines
Osu
I
Langis
Latin
Mines
Silver
Leitch
class
A
:
.
:
Gold
class
A
14,000
540
20
41%
41%
145
39% Mar
63c
69c
53,196
64c
10%
4c
55c
Jun
Oct
Mar
Aug
Newlund
Nov
70c
Jan
47c
46 % c
51c
111,000
35c
Mar
96c
July
July
20 %c
8c
8c
14
550
4c
5c
42,250
27%
27%
25
4%C
20
B
8c
14
•
•
3.20
3.00
14,500
8c
13% Aug
3c
Jun
257/e Mar
49% July
Nov
Jan
16%
Jan
10c
Jan
27%
Sep
57/8
Sep
3.20
1,356
1.49
1.43
1.53
3,700
1.43
Nov
2.60 Mar
11%
11%
11%
403
11%
Nov
19% May
4c
Jun
1.50 Aug
Gold
4c
4%c
1
9%c
8c
9%c
64,130
1
3%c
3%c
4c
10,967
6%c Aug
3%c July
30c
28c
32c
25,875
21c
5c
2,000
Sep
9c
18c
Jan
Sep
7Vac Jan
40 Vac
July
1
5%c
3,505
35c
33c
36c
10,200
26c
Jan
43c
Feb
•
Canada
5%c
1
of
23c
22c
24c
8,575
18c
Sep
35c
Jan
9c
July
50c
9c
1
Jun
19 %c
Feb
3,000
9c
19c
Mar
8%c
9c
5,000
8%c
Nov
17c
Apr
4c
4c
8,116
4c
Jun
19c
7%c
1
1
6c
8c
3,784
6c
Jun
19c
Jan
45c 49 %c
21,600
Oct
1.14
Jan
9Vac Jan
4c
45c
1
38 %c
Jan
5%c
6c
3,200
3c
Nov
•
8c
8c
8%c
20,500
7c
May
14c
1
Manitoba
11c
10c
12c
'65,685
10c
Nov
25c
Mining
&
Smelting
Jan
22c 24%c
2,000
20c
Jun
42c
Mar
26c
Jun
1.27
Jan
1
July
Exploration
changed
to
New
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd.l
Rouyn Merger
1
New
Senator
Class
Oct
177/a Mar
48%
59c
35% Mar
1
Oil
Mylamaque
Rouyn
1
Mines
Wire
Nov
1.00
Sep
1
New
Niagara
Jan
42%
Nov
Mines
Taku
Feb
May
50c
Mines
New
New
10c
26
23c
Mines
Name
12%
Jan
Feb
35c
37c
44c
62,900
5%c
5%c
500
4c
4%c
16,200
3c
May
13C
13c
I,050
12c
May
4%c
*
*
B
■
10%
10%
10%
10
*
common
10%
10%
10%
4%c Jun
200
10% Aug
9
Aug
12c
6c
18%c
Jan
Jan
Oct
12
Apr
12
Sep
Nickel Mining & Smelting
1
36c
36c
40c
15,025
Jun
72c
Nickel
1
25c
25c
30c
3,200
25c
Nov
75c
1
72c
72c
76c
4,800
70o
Aug
4c
8,500
4c
Jun
14c
14c
15c
4,500
lie
Apr
20c
Jan
41
41%
2,969
86
Jun
48%
Jan
46c
46c
49c
3,013
33c
Jun
4c
3%C
4c
2,000
3c
May
7c
Jun
20c
21c
26,500
19c
Aug
2.55 Sep
26c
Nov
Rim
Nipissing
Mines
Mines
Nisto Mines
Nor
Acme
1
;
Gold
1
Noranda Mines
•
Norbeau
•
Mines
Norgold
Mines
Norlartic
_1
Mines
1
Normetal Mining Corp
Norpax
4c
41 %
2.85
26c
Jan
7c
Jan
1.10
2.80
2.90
.1
6%C
6%c
3,300
1
4%c
5C
5,200
»
4%C
5%C
4,500
1.62
1.75
340
1.58
Nov
2.95
35C
35c
500
30 %c
Oct
1.04
1.30
•
Nickel
Norsyncomaque
Mining
5,208
Jan
Jan
1.46
3.70
Jan
Jan
Sep
13c
Jan
4%C Nov
12c
Jan
4%C Nov
13c
Feb
6c
Northcal
Oils
Ltd
Canadian
Oils
25c
common
Warrants
North
Coldstream
•
84c
89C
5,950
74c
Mar
1
Exploration
84c
49c
45c 49 %C
114,141
26c
Jun
59c
«3c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
9%
Feb
North
Goldcrest
Ltd
1
20c
19c 20 %c
8,667
17C
Nov
1.01
Jan
North
Rankin
1
37 %c
35 %C
42c
9,400
35c
Oct
1.25
Jan
1.01
Jan
Northspan Uran Mines "A"
warrants-
25C
25c
26c
4,250
200
Jun
81c
Jan
2.60
Jan
North
1.90
6c
Jun
Feb
13c
Oct
Star
Northern
Oil
Mines
preferred
Canada
Natural
18c
18c
3,000
10 %c
Jun
23c
Oct
Northern
Ontario
4.10
1,505
3.30
July
5.00
Oct
Northern
Quebec Power
2.75
2.80
700
2.75 Aug
4.20
Jan
Northern
3.60
750
30
30
50
63c
21,000
45c
31c 36 %C
60,700
♦
50C
32c
_
'
50C
Jan
Sep
July
4.75
33
1.00
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.40 July
_
1.53
5c
21%
26c
Jan
15%
15%
430
12
Jan
15%
21
100
17%
Apr
22
Jan
_
1.50
4%c
21%
1.55
9,850
5c
2,500
21%
335
1.32
4c
20
Jan
Aug
July
1.64
9c
21%
Norvalie
_
_
Uranium
-
Mines-
Warrants
—
Jan
2.25
Nov
29%
30
31
30%
28%
277/a
31
30%
31
46
46
46
75
90c
100
6
6
10
25%
31
335
267/a Mar
28%
490
22%
339
223/4 Mar
40
Jan
Feb
Mar
1
Nov
90c
Sep
1.00 Mar
6%
2
Feb
8c
6,000
6c
Nov
18c
37c
Oct
67c
Apr
56c
60c
59,800
19 VaC
Feb
6C
7c
7,300
lVacMar
5c
5 VaC
2,000
3 Vac
24
Jun
River_
*
For footnotes, see page 42.
July
16%
Jan
25
20
24% May
26%
Oct
3.10 Aug
4.90
1.75
1.85
4,891
1,700
11
2,100
9%C 10 %c
75c
Jun
9c
Oct
7,250
6,950
6c
Nov
2,100
10c
Jan
July
7%C
12c
5c
5%c
3,000
4c
Gold
Mines
54c
9,700
150
50c.
1
Rare
Metals
2.10
20c
Oct
Nov
Jan
15Vac Jun
Orchan
52c
10%
10%
9%C
10%
Nov
65c
Oct
10c
July
7%c Jan
&
26
9c
Apr
16c
25c 26 %c
6,550
22c
Jun
61c
12c
12c
13c
18,100
9c
Aug
36c
Sep
10
27
26%
27
400
29
Jan
5.40
5.15
5.50
7,356
8.60
Jan
1
Mines
7,500
25c
1.68
Nov
11c
1.57
1.56
1
24c
28c
•
7%
7%
7%
30c
26 %c
30c
21,700
Wholesale
Lake
Mines
Express
'
5
common
5
Preferred
Pacific
*
Petroleums
8%
9.40
Warrants
Jan
Pamour
19c
Jan
6 VaC
6c
7c
8,100
60
Feb
15c
Jan
Paramaque Mines
Pardee Amalg
Mines
Parker Drilling
2.84
3.05
6.35C
2.40
July
Oct
Patino
18,940
4c
of
Jun
32c
8 VaC
Feb
1.28
Nov
Paymaster
19
Jan
Pee
Oct-
Peerless
3 Vac
Jun
1.20
6,925
1.00
Sep
11,044
13%
2.93
3.10
13,595
6,000
Porcupine
15c
153/4
Aug
2.50 July
3.45
'25c
5
Oct
Nov
8%
35c
Feb
Oct
Jan
8%
J un
Canada
8% May
7.80
Jun
9%
Oct
5.25
13% Aug
Nov
9.00
Jan
24
2,920
20% July
29%
Jan
33c
23,300
25c
Jun
44c
Consol
Ltd
Exploration
780
1.00
Jan
Oct
82c
82c
85c
II,000
52c
Jan
1
4%c
4c
5C
21,000
4c
Nov
23c
Jan
1
17C
17c
18c
8,916
11c
May
23c
Jun
Gold
1
1
2.55
Sep
3.40
200
3.05
3.85
150
3.00
Jan
4.40
Jun
4c
5c
2,300
4c
Nov
66c
Jan
2.35
•'
2.55
3,100
2.35
Jan
Sep
3.20
Oct
10c
Jan
18c
14,433
15c
Jun
33c
lie 14 %C
16c
1
1
4.40
3.40
3.85
5c
Consolidated
Expl
5.50
5,534
•
Warrants
Pato
9.60
5.30
365
87/a
9.30
23%
2
19c 21 Vac
15
37c
Feb
32 %c
*
2.96
1.15
1.73
Oct
6%
33c
5.30
July
3 Vac
Jan
20c
23%
Page Hershey Tubes—
Pamoil Ltd
8c
1.18
80c
13
5%
Oct
Jan
-
125
15%
5.15
600
1
25% Mar
32,550
3,000
Oshawa
16,000
Jan
Feb
9%c
9c
3.10
Jan
Jan
Feb
1
Debenture
Copper
Overland
10c
80c
13
1
Ormsby Mines
Osisko
Jun
Jun
Feb
_•
:
25%
Apr
9%
17c
90c
Loan
Opemiska
52c
*
—
8c
3.05
1
Powell
48% Aug
1.50 Aug
4.80
7c
25%
1
Cockshutt
Jun
25
Jan
12,550
20c
—
Explorations
49
Sep
59c
•
Mar
4.65
r
12c
8c
Mines
&
31%
47c
6 VaC
_
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
Blodel
31
Sep
313/4 Aug
297/a Nov
6c
1
—
471
29%
44c
6
—
Macdonald Mines
29%
8c
*
Lowney (W M)
Lyndhurst Mines
7c
1.00
•
Malartic
4c
Jun
—
10c
13
41
•
:
—
Oils
Apr
1.60
—
12%
20o
;
Cement
Oka
2c
13,145
47c
—
13
25
4.80
1
Mines
Oleary
20,000
•
Ltd
Okalta
3c
—
1,400
1
Mines
O'Brien
Ocean
2.10
*
200
1.05
•
Obaska Lake Mines
Jan
2c
50
47%
1.03
1.80
Oils
Nudulama
ADr
1.87
—
—
_•
common
Warrants
Northland
Nov
2c
*
—
Gas
47
1.03
Nov
Nov
21
15%
I
2.95
27
2.10
*
A
—
*
Telephone
3.55
•
60
Mines
4.00
90c
.
Louvicourt Goldfield
MacLeod
1,360
4%c
23%
Il
18C
—
Long Point Gas
MacMillan
12
4c
23
11%
4c
23%
2.80
Nov
—30
pfd
Hosiery class A
Long Island Petroleums
Macfie
12
2.00 Jun
Jan
Apr
7,709
L
4.00
Minerals
Macassa
1,400
29c
Jun
•
London
Lorado
2.35
Oct
Nov
5%
1
——j
preferred
Preferred
Locana
2.10
15c
•
2.75
20
Mines
Cos class
B
1,669
2.05
35r
225
_1
preferred
Groceterias
Class
17c
.
11,748
Mines
Kelore
Ontario
Loblaw
16 %C
Jun
25c
10,675
1
Mines—
Gold
B
17c
1.40
120
540
2.00
3
Long Lac Gold
Class
6,030
15,050
9%c
1
Gold
Loblaw
1.50
41c
-8c
50c
Jones
Lexindin
1.40
25c
_•
;
:
Industries
Little
1.45
75,362
common
class
10
Gold
Lencourt
Levy
Jan
85c
75c
1.95
1
Loan
&
Jun
63c
Nov
»
•
Secord
Lawson
19 %
Nov
33c
1
1
.
'
Mines
American
Laura
Mar
24c
69,003
5%
2.00
1
Mines
Shore
Lambton
8
11,380
50c
5%
39c
1
Gold.
Luz. Mines
Lamaque
200
26c
36c
38c
r,
1
Gas
Lingman
Lake
La
12%
25c
48C
75c
A
Dufault
Lakeland
12%
25c
64c
Karricana
Northgate
ion
Warrants
Lake
Feb
Jan
Nov
•
&
Jan
14Vac
27c
New Hosco Mines
New
Jan
1.15
Jun
45%
Mines
New Jason
20c
Nov
6c
60c
Petroleum
New
North
Labatt
Mar
45c
8,000
23c
Mines
New
New
Apr
Jan
8%c
Petroleum
Gold
Kirkland
9%
405
6c
*
Warrants
C
21,295
Nov
4% July
Jan
Mar
1
Ltd
Co
Kelly Douglas class A
Class
2.35
11c
Jan
1
Mines
Pound
Kilembe
31,500
28c
30c
Mining
9%c
7,500
2,060
34,111
9%
Warrants
Kenville
2.25
10
Quebec
5%
6%C
9c
2.30
*
common
12c
5
6c
6c
1.40
31
15c
4,250
14,730
May
1
Club Ltd
Kopan
Nov
11%
Mines
Kelvinator
Bldlamaque
61%
3.95
Apr
Jun
64c
Mines
59%
30c
(1939)
Jumping
Athona
59%
137,500
Service
Gold
Jowsey
New
Calumet
Jun
Jan
Apr
2.34
1.40
I—III
Ltd
Mines
Continental
2.45
Jan
8c
47c
27c
Uran
Alger
New
52c
Lake
Jonsmith
Nesbitt Labine
New
New
32
31o
Oct
Aug
1
:
New
20c
Mines
Joburke
Mines
Jan
23
May
240
7c
1
Car
Jan
130
15o
4%c
49c
40
;
Mills
Steel
Apr
1,940
Jan
45C
I*
Hosiery
National
36%
43
30%
6%C
IIIIII
National
43
32%
Jan
July
7c
•
National Petroleum
Feb
30
13 %c
21
•
preferred
Feb
62
Jan
|
Grocers
5% July
51% Aug
9%
Nov
4.85
47c
*
common
National
39%
45 %C
Explorations
Jellicoe
Power
Mines
31
50c
Mining
Public
Jefferson
Jcliet
July
,35c
Jamaica
Jockey
,50c
Jan
13%c Jan
56 %
Jan
6.70
5%c Jun
8,739
16c 16 %c
10c
1
Exploration
100
2.75
1.70
July
1
-
National Drug & Chemical
125
40%
1.60
5c
16,900
1.69
Feb
4.05 July
2.75 July
5,540
30c
Development_50c
National
5%
31
5c
28 %c
1.25
Corp
40%
2.75
5c
29c
Jan
Nov
102
1
36%
40%
5c
•
common
5%
lo
Jacobus
Jaye
«
1
Waite
25,400
18c
1
Minerals
40%
200
17c 18 %C
1
Wright Iron—
35%
1
2,660
Trust
5%
3.00
27%
"" *
40%
•
Mines
Jack
Nov
25c
Mines
Bay
July
4c
45% Mar
25c
,—
Copper
Iron
25c
1
A
12,100
26%
Mines
36%
1,681
6%c
27%
♦
*
com
6c
Petroleums
5
Bide
6c
Mines
Mines
25
Preferred
20
Mining
__5
common
Interprovincial
Class
5,250
2,660
3.00
12 %
101
93% Mar
2,000
6.35
6c
Nov
8.50 Mar
24,014
230
44%
410
21,700
99%
Jan
47 %c May
Sep
45%
1,060
5c
99
1.33
Oct
Oct
•
92
55
99
8%
97
Sep
4.05
30c
45
Nov
16 %
5c
15,896
101
July
16
30c
9%
100%
42 %
4.00
53%
Mar
9%
101
11%
91%
5c
.30c
9%
45
Jun
31
54%
84,200
36c
Oct
1,750
4.05
♦
66c
12%
Mar
11 %
4,998
1
Nickel
17,550
40c
48%
Mt
1
Molybdenum
International
67c
35c
11%
Nealon
International
63c
48%
*
Inspiration
64c
6%c
Brick
Multi
2,630
Jan
11%
Jun
1.10
Jan
11c
Oct
48%
Jan
4.20
13c
4%c Nov
25c
•
88
16%
5%c Aug
9,500
5
37
4.05
6,500
5c
Moore
Apr
16%
26,033
8C
Montreal
Mar
4.10
29c
7c
4%c
;
Montreal Locomotive Works
30
12%
Nov
•
Ore
19%
41%
Jan
6c
Molsons Brewery class A
Preferred
Moneta
Porcupine
73
12%
Nov
17c
3.00
Mining Corp
Min
Oct
16%
6.00
Oil
Milton
29
11% Mar
7c
6.00
Lake
&
Mar
Jan
Jan
8,000
35%c
*
Midrim Mining
Midwest Industries Gas
370
16%
26c
26
Jan
8c
1,515
-
•
Lake
Light
Midcon
235
40%
Red
Island
Mexican
15,196
41
20
,
8c
IIIIIIIIIHl
Uranium
35%
1.10
Preferred
Meta
84%
Warrants
15%
8c
100
Medallion Petroleums
Mentor Exploration &
20 %
12%
1
common
14%
100
Gold
34%
10
15%
3 00
Red
84%
125
7
1
common
Mines
McKenzie
20%
*
28
1
McWatters
35
50
_—
Co
28
1.05
99c
Nov
Nov
16%
preferred
(John)
28
Ltd
McMarmac
84%
Warrants
Oct
Apr
5.00
Sep
7.90
34%
Sep
3c
30c
1
I
Mines
Mclntyre
4c
1.00
7.40
•
common
70o
6,260
~*
Maybrun
20c
Pitfield
5,900
2,000
7c
Mattagami Lake
Maxwell
*
Consolidated Gold
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson
Bay Oil
»
21%
Jan
Nov
Jun
3%c Jan
35c
4 i/2 c
preferred
Merrill
Smith Paper
4%%
95
12c
27
l%c Jun
78c
26 %c
preferred
Matachewan Consol
16c
•
—
.
Howey
Inglis
50
•
Co Ltd—
&
Hydra
6%c
5c
——.
B
Howard
5%c
5%c
1.35
A
Class
Aug
July
—100
Paper preferred
Consolidated
Oil
Home
13c
•
Bell
Hollinger
5c
500
15 %c Mar
Feb
6,400
29,900
1
.
Dauch_.
&
lie
5c
16c
Sep
22% Mar
3%c
1
Ltd
13c
30c
8c
5 % %
5c
1
Co__.
Hinde
9
10
16c
—*
&
Highland
14c
1
Mines—
H)
900
1
Red Lake
Gold
(Geo
2,350
10%
2,600
High
Jun
75c
HI*
Mining
2c
4%c
3%C
I__Il
Martin-McNeely
150
30c
1
Marigold Oils
10c
1
Hasaga Gold Mines_.
Head
12%
11%
14c 14 %c
11%
1
;
Minerals
Harrison
11%
♦
—
common
Marcon Mines
Maritime
16,600
•
;
Mines
Feb
Apr
9c
25
2c
«
.—III
Milling
'Low
7c
75c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
*,
Gardens.
Jan
10
Nov
5c
Fields
Uranium
Barvue
Maple
July
7%
.II—II*
—III—III—1
Shares
24
24
.
Gold
for Week
Low
1
Ltd
Massey-Ferguson
Hardee
Harding Carpets
Mines
Majortrans
2.10
Saddlery
warrants
Gunnar
Low
Sales
Range
Sale Frioe
2.65
Voting
Gulf
235
Winnipeg Gas
Greater
Gulch
9.40
4.20
A
High
9.30
Week's
of Prices
Last
Range Since Jan. I
Low
B
West
Great
STOCKS
Shares
9.30
Develop
Coal
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Prioe
(Range for Week Ended November 25)
Sales
Week's
Last
41
7,500
4,500
lOo
July
18 %c
Sep
Nov
39c
Jan
16c
10c 10 %C
10c
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2158)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Par
Pembina Pipeline common
1.28
Preferred
Penmans
Pernio
&
Gii &
29
75
108
10
43c 49»/2C
15,675
400
lie
Jun
1
85c
Jan
1956
21 %c
Jan
1957
preferred
Exp
Ltd
Pipeline
36c
6,950
35c
Nov
66c
65c
67c
10,106
63c
July
Transcontinental
4c
May
Jan
Trans
Nov
94c
Jan
Triad
Jan
14%
Nov
80t
45c
41C
45c
20,000
17o
Mar
60c
Jun
40c
40c
90C
27c
May
Powei
Iron
Premium
Prospectors
Provo
Jun
55%
Nov
2.90
Feb
Ultra
Jan
Union
2.35
8c
10c
11,500
4.70
4.80
1,550
2.30
2.30
•
Ltd
1.08
96c
1.24
1.86
1.85
1.97
4c
4c
4%C
1.40
Jan
5.15
Jan
Gas
of
Oct
Class
A
preferred
Apr
Class
B
9Vic Nov
May
Union
8%C
6,166
7c
Nov
23c
Jan
United
Canso
16c
14,205
140
May
29c
Jan
United
Corps
3c
3VaC
8,200
2c
July
6c
Jan
7c
14c
1
3%c
1
1
1
Sep
3.50
7c
7c
7c
1,500
7c
July
13 %c
Feb
Quebec Metallurgical
*
66c
63c
67c
34,435
45c
Mar
78c
Aug
Quebec Natural Gas
I
5%
5%
6%
3,559
United
Quebec
Lithium
Corp;
Quebec
Manitou
Mines
2.00
Queenston Gold Mines:
Quemont Mining
—
Quohto Petroleum
Radlore
1
Mines
Uranium
Rix
A—
Yarns
Dran
Cotton
Rockwln
Rocky
Roe
Consol
Russell
Jan
3 Vic
4,000
16
220
15
15
11,800
90
7.75
7.95
13
1.35
100
6
13c
Apr
20c
136
14c
48,900
6c
16c 16y2c
3.50
St
Cement
Lawrence
Lawrence
Corp
preferred
5%
St
Maurice
4.30
4.75
10,935
79
79
5
6c
7%c
69%
5,270
5.80
5.95
4.30
9,000
67%
8%
*
A
9
5c
5.65
1,695
20c
84,500
17 y8
8%
7c
6%
Nov
81
Mar
Jan
Sapphire
210
70c
10c
Petroleum
Satellite
Class
Nov
55c
53c
61c
43,700
37c
Oct
32%
140
29
Nov
68c
13c
1.04
47
68c
2,300
65o
Jun
16c
6,250
14c
Jun
5,720
3.25 Mar
4.00
4.00
200
3.80 Aug
8
8%
8,300
7%
Nov
3,404
23%
Oct
25%
Sep
Creek
25 Ve
26
26 %
26 y2
26 %
20
40 %
40%
41%
378
Gold
Decalta
8iscoe
S
K
Mines
D
Slater
class
10%
26 V*
Southern
-
Stafford
Foods
Standard
Radio
,
1.20
Wiltsey
Apr
Wood
Wood
(J)
Bros
Class
50
22 y4
22%
22%
Sudbury
Gold
9c
12,000
8c
65c
25,450
14c
15c
16c
8,300
5C
lie
9,700
9c
3.80
3.85
800
13%
14
420
Sullivan Cons
16%
16%
16%
265
t.
33-
33c
33c
3,870
050
25c 26 y2c
5c
33
63%
6.50
6.75
Oct
'
~
Tancord
Tidal Petroleums
Tip Top Tailors
TombUl
Torbrit
Toronto
Toronto
Mines
Silver
5c
1.41
1.52
4,050
17c
19C
15,900
Dominion
Elevators
Zenmac
Toronto General Trust*
Toronto Iron Works class A
Toronto
Star
preferred
500
20c
14c 14 %c
4,050
50<
38%
1,793
29
Feb
38%
Nov
39%
40 Ya
1,410
28% Mar
40%
Nov
91
100
105V4-
Jan
Andian
24
Sep
Jan
55
May
40c
July
1.81
Nov
10c
Asbestos
Bulolo
Gold
Canada
Jan
Canadian
Jan
Consolidated
5%
200
29,825
90c
26C
Jan
44c
July
Dominion
Dominion
May
-
•
jj0
35c
4,700
10c
27,000
7c
Jun
lie
3,042
9c
17%
May
Jan
Gaspe
1.04
Jan
25
25
25
21%
40
80
38
3.50
325
49c
55c
9,400
1.70
1.36
1.80
50c
9,445
52c
1.52
40
Jan
Mar
5.00
250
23%
400
22
Nov
29
Jan
14%
705
14
Nov
19%
Jan
4.50
90
Nov
8.25
Jan
1.17
1.15
1.20
2,360
1.01 May
1.45
lie
11c
lie
9,850
2%c
2%c
2 VaC
2c
Aug
4%c Aug
6c
6c
3,700
5c
Jun
9%c Jan
.1.03
1.00
1.Q5
18,900
83e
Jun
70c
70c
74C
20,530
56c
May
4C
3%c
4c
4,082
2 AO
2.40
2.45
2,152
,
.
,
.1
4.25 Mar
3.70
10 %c
3,000
1.25 Mar
Prices
Shown
16c
17c
17,500
16c
22c
25c
8,975
13o
Expressed
in
Canadian
Week's
Last
Ogilvie
Jan
2.15
Jan
40c
Jan
59%
Jan
Apr
Jan
85%
Oct
94c
Mar
10%
5>/s July
3s/aC
5,038
3c
Nov
40c
8,290
33c
Oct
14
14
300
13
Nov
39c
10,708
28c
4,500
24 %c May
55%
57
3,628
48% Mar
11
170
9
May
13
jan
43%
43%
75
39
July
45%
Nov
14
14
205
58
58 Yz
12%
55
57
7c
1.15
17
68c
July
l"
v-v;
Sep
Oct
Jan
5c
3.00 Mar
29c
Jan
37c
July
Jun
Oct
Dollars
Range
for Week
Shares
8
Low
V
.
300
6y8
35%
41%
42
255
6%
6%
3,800
25%
25%
25%
—5
—
Range 81no» Jan. 1
High
6%
—5
5.65
18%
28%
.
6
5.70
Price
&
Flour
Third
Yukon
Lino
m
(1956)
Mines
I
6.00 Oct
Jan
40
Apr
3,200,
36% Mar
44%
Jan
5,500
13o
Aug
22c
70
70
100
66
July
90
Feb
23%
120
Oct
40%
Jan
19%
20%
1,591
19% July
26 Y»
Jan
Aug
23
Jan
Oct
130
40
,
.
370
40
700
.
40%
20
1
18%
18%
18%
.7.50
92%
92%
92%
1
A.
;
12
11%
12
-2.50
22
17%
50
179
84%
9% May
530
-
14
NOV
Jan
Jan
Jan
20%
1,350
22
22%
200
.2.50
30%
31
285
•_»
47
47
Hi
Paper
20%
.2.50
—!
35
2,50
2.50
100
Aug
3.15
37%
38%
1,160
Jan
1.50
300
1.45
Sep
July
46%
1.47
2.25
Jun
6%
6%
900
5%
Feb
7%
Sep
57c
61c
1,886
"35
35
10
common
Mines—;
—
•
2
Inv
Consolidated Gold
37%
H*
Trust
^*
Petroleum
Zellers
Jan
26% Aug
13c 13 %c
70
Paper
Gen
Feb
33 y4
—
.'
Canadian
Sep
May
18%
40%
Bros
Southwest
Nov
8
23%
J
Ontario
.
45
Jun
29 Va
40
;
class
,.,,8.
Apr
3.90
2,110
'
July
13 Ya
.1,556
.
High
'
27% July
37y4 Mar
Rand
&
Feb
20%
.-833
18%.
17
29%
;
Oreille
31c
—
Corp—
_i
;
19%
■
Oct
20
Oct
26 Va
40
Sep
July
2.30
37
55c
Aug
20%
Nov
22%
Nov
31%
Jan
47
Nov
72c
Jan
,
35
F0R
Feb
•
May
a
Mar
57% Aug
Feb
37
Jan
July
par value,
Odd lot sale-(not
range).
d Deferred delivery
in
e
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
No
year's
t
Included in year's
sale
range).
(not
included
.
18
Feb
59
Apr
r
wd When
,
t
■
.t
:
delivered,
Issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights.
fFlat
May
Ex-liquidating dividend.
f
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
wi When
Selling ex-interest.;
price.
Cash sale (not Included In
year's range)
Jun
I/"
32
Jan
Feb
*
~
% *
1.13
Jan
38c
^
Oct
Jan
88c
Oct
Jan
Sales
of Prices
Low
7%
Sugar
new—
Minhesota
Perid
Nov
31e
27c
Oct
2.30
23c
,
Are
Investments-—_
*
—
new
Class B
Jan
Mar
43e
Maclaren
Apr
2.80
Jun
76
5.00
2%c Aug
16c
'
,
Copper
8.00
45
800
Aug
Feb
14
,_1
Develop
Dupont Co of Canada
69c
July
14c
7,600
7
25 y2
Feb
Mar
2.50 Aug
37c
Jan
17c
14c
4.95
1
Paper
International
12
1.05
Aug
Jan
23%
Jan
3.60
800
1.67
H
1
Oilcloth
Sep
3,425
25 %c
T/~
32c
8%c
Jan
7% Mar
Nov
Oct-
14
20o
;
Glass
2.10 Sep
20%e Aug
200
23c
11
20
5%
9
♦"
;
Dredging
Dalhousle Oil
1.85
Mar
3c
56%
Aug
16%
23%
.1
Mines
Ingersoll
Jan
6%
'
Aug
107
Mar
9%c
•
General
4.50
45
*
92
Mar
10
1.33
"
1
Dominion
<te
Canadian
2.00 July
82%
,
Feb
100
5%
15%
0
Corp
700
82%
aTZ
77
82
35
1.22
National' Corp—
2.55
385
-~0~
110
1,240
1.27
Sale Price
2.45
3,900
?
91
105 105%
15%
Par
Jan
2.25
Feb
37%
STOCKS
16%
13%
30c
Jan
39%
Friday
Mar
22 %c
Apr
Jan
%c
55c
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
12c
1.40
12
Sep
Oct
37%
Mining
13
•
"
23c
-
Anglo Newfoundland
4c
10,600
*
'
23c
32c
Mines
Metal
Zulapa
810
16c
HHHlO
Bank
3.50
Jan
33c
_
3.15 Aug
Electric
15%
1.43
*
__
100
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
17.
8,100
56%
Ltd
Mines
3.15
;
Jan
July
15c
IIH~in»
I
3.15
Mines
Jan
40c
50c
55%
•
_
;*
1
Jan
1,000
50c
eg
Park
7.
38%
: 32
4.50
13%
.
Feb
isc
~J"q0
Mines
Mar
;
Oil—:
Bear
Jan
53c
Nov
I*
—
60
Nov
*
87%
46
~l
common
Thompson Landmark
Thoracliffe
Tiara
7e
7' Yk
Canada Ltd
36%
A
Oct
3.25
=0"
t
Preferred
Jan
36%
*
class
Nov
40
1
Hughes Gold
Temagaml Mines
Territory Mining
Texaco
25
*
~
Mines
Teck
Jan
1.55
A
Ltd
Jun
15c
13
""50
II"
Industries
Taurcanis
1.35
July
,j..
5.90
46
2.25
22 %c
•
Preferred
Nov
72c
.*
Mines
15
•
;
26c
6,650
_•
?c
38%
10,000
-
I-I-35o
common
1,100
89c
100
Loblaw Inc
Tamblyn
30c
85c
89C
Sep
19%
5c
*
-
26c
1_
Jan
50 Ya
5oc
2 45
Industries
19
17
18%
4 4g
Sylvanite Gold Mines
17% May
—L
Feb
56c
16c 17«/2C
1
ordinary.
1
Jan
Jan
33
4.50 Aug
July
50 Vb
m
Petroleum
'*
2.15
Feb
:
A__
61%
1,946
Nov
10
23c
31
2.998
16,363
99c
Sep
10% July
400
61%
133/.
Warrants
Switson
Canuck
Yellowknife
1.60 Mar
3%c Aug
32%
204
Jan
Feb
10c
12,600
g 5g
Mines
Exploration
Superior Propane
Nov
19c
Nov
25c
fi1TT
1.00
Jan
5 %c
78c
2.35 Feb
Oct
10,200
5y2c
Nov
Sep
!
►
1
8unburst
Jan
24
May
3.60 Aug
13 %
May
Jun
23 %c
Oct
3 on
2c
46c
36% July
Oct
10C
1
.
Oct
1.24
18% July
1,160
9c
50c
1
Gas
Jan
3.00
Mar
ioc
1
Contact
Supertest
25
4,000
16,475
70c
Nov
3c
48c
10
32%-
'
9c
1
&
33%
Jan
50c
20
River
Oil
Yankee
Yellorex
Sep
Nov
Jan
10
Zinc
Zenith
27%
,,
Trusts
Sturgeon
Submarine
Lead •&
Young (H G)
Yukeno Mines
11%
July
22c
3c
1.00
1
Wrlght-Hargreaves
Jan
3.35
9%c
July
46c
•
warrants—!
IA
32c
2.00
8c
Jan
3.50 Mar
32%
class A——'.
class
Stores
Oct
27
*
of Canada
Sterling
Indus
Woodward
16 %c May
25%
3c
13c
Jun
6c
102
(Alexander)
Apr
542
79c
1,500
-
8c
1
5%
1,000
26
3c
•
1
11,000
25%
3c
;
-
;
4.65
9% Mar
2.50 May
100
Coghlan
11
23c
2,200
3,055
10
Windfall
13% July
30% Jan
1.00
Nov
6c
3.00
j__*
Warrants
Jan
1.00 July
Mar
3.50
1,250
6c
2.75
Feb
32%
-
22c
Hi
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
Apr
3.50
6c
Jan
6.90
32%.
Yukon
10%
1
Starratt Nickel
Steel
&
Mar
100
"*
"
Stanwell Oil & Gas
6.00
3.50'
-
July
2.95
Is
;,
Mines
43c
«
.
Stanrock Uranium
Stedman
Pass
27c
4,599
,*
Paving
Nov
5.75
2.45
Nov
15%
Jan
43,200
30o
Ltd
1.25
26c
1
4.50
75c
15c
Standard
Oct
1
:
preferred
Jun
%
•
Oils
As
60c
1.07
•
Jun
1.19
.
Mines
2,644
Hi
—
class
2.96
2.70
Warrants
fcpooner
98c
B
2.01
1.05
\
Services
90c
ggc
•
class A
preferred
310
2.70
•
Union Oils
Air
(Geol
500
1.07
,
Nov
Petroleum—:
Inlet
8,150
*
—_
common
Southam
Spartan
Surf
91c
•
Ltd
Manufacturing
38%
Ii
Petrol,:
22c
A
Ltd
Simpsons
Naco
3.80
Mines
Dairies
33% Mar
■
__i
Leaseholds
25c
Standard
Silverwood
■
warrants———:
Grocers
3.05
Mines
Silver
9,957
■
—„
Breweries
Copper
91c
Miller
1,420
38%
-
Canada
3.75
Quebec.
Silver
•••'
II
Gas—
Products
2.96
Mines
5.95
37
42% July
26
Gordon
dherrltt
Sigma
&
Westates Petroleum
Yale
Sheep
5.80-
331/4
"
"
"500
450
WUlrov
42% July
37% Mar
8%
50
!
preferred
5 80
5,700
'
30c
White
Jan
3.60
•
com
77c
1.45
Warrants
Jan
16c
66c
Apr
72c
1.35
22c
$6
Sep
3.55
1.60
Nov
Feb
48c
Western
Mar
16c
Apr
38%
Jun
72c
Sep
7
Feb
*- 3c
Western
Jan
3.60
*
A
1.50
May
6%
33
72c
--
«
—
Western
6.50 Jan
4.00 Mar
125
;*
Class
4%C
200
38
Mines—______,_I—__1
4% %
48c
6%
Jan
Jan
315
•
Water & Power
6%
37%
II
Feb
Jan
Jan
22,000
40c
10,139
Mar
98c
27,345
Jun
32c
Jan
Nov
1.88
10%
6c
24c
29c
7c
2.25
21c
Sep
1.30
28%
12c
Nov
4.85
Apr
Oct
Western
1.21
Jun
21%
Jun
Weston
4.60
May
25c
Nov
18% May
4 Vic
3c
100
5,498
7c
Western
Oct
•
A
Class
13%
4,900
4C
28%..
Oct
Jan
82c
99% Aug
5c
•
Shawlnigan
3ic
Nov
35c
27
2.55
1.05
200
,
10c
Western
Jan
1
Arts
Seven
35c
,
2,294
Feb
8%
3%c
20
1.30
July
2,500
60c
6,120
1.05
>
87c
1
3,500
15 y8 Mar
3,000
10
1.05
i,—
.
3%q
•
10,045
11c
89
1.25
50o
Metal
Security Freehold
Selkirk Holdings class A
1.17
90c
Westeel
Jan
60c
Nov
1
_
1.10
Sep
12
Nov
Jun
29
Petroleums
^ 1,13
17% July
1.35'
_j
Oil
Warrants
9.50 Mar
Oct
1
Gold
Debentures
Barcee
80c
9%
4.75
River
Apr
West Malartic
*
Jan
80;
July
1
Gold
Antonio
Sand
7,085
9%
Warrants
Ban
17%
99%
70 c
•
10%
7,085
99
1
Horsey common
10 y8
16%
100
—
12%
Westburne Oil
JLflc,. Jan
65u!; July
2,855
8%
15y2c
10%
•
common..-—.
Gas
Shirrlff
flalada
class
600
....
11c
Canadian
Western
St
15%
85c
Jan
4.75
17c
Jan
14%'
~~
35c
Jun
July
•
Jan
8%
85c
West
Sep
4c
1
1.89
Nov
*
Wespac Petroleums
Sep
150
Apr
Nov
Jun
1.25
Nov
9.997
28c
9c
4.85
1
Nickel—
4.50
17,540
Nov
90c
;•
—
Lake
J 8 Vic
4yac
66
Weedon
Werner
Jun
4c
29c
Sep
Apr
Apr
July
8.25
"li:
H
Knapp Canada Ltd
Mining
;;
Jun
4%c
■
Industries
7%
Sep
«fe
1.25
Jan
5.30
1,190
1
Webb
6.15 July
24,900
!
—
Jan
7.90
5.20 May
27
;•
Nov
3.50
68
Wasamac
24,373
•
W—
46c
3.50
5.80
&
8.25
Oct
July
22% Mar
•
90
18y2c
6%c
Aug
1.95 Mar
Sep
G
7.40
3.40
74c
,
2,750
10
Mines—
Jan
11 Vic
79
Walker
62
Jan
27,130
__i
Nov
Vic
1
~
—
Ref
&
16c
100
10
Ryanor Mining
15
Mar
Jan
3,851
Sep
24c
lie
1v
Waterous Equipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
13c
16c
28
Amulet'
4,500
76c
Jan
Nov
5%
^
—:
80
3,156
6%
Oct
Waite
Jun
56
1.16
>
Violamac Mines
0%c Sep
Apr
14%
600
16c17Vic
3c
25
1.73
6%
'
i
Prod
16 %c
54
Feb
Nov
3.80
.*
common-—
Grey Trust
.'■•Wainwright
49%
55%
slOc
Jan
60c
16%
Apr
50
50
1.08
.
Victoria
68c
12%
,8,105
v
Jan
4.85
__Ii
Jan
&
Jan
Nov
1
•
^
Power
Ventures Ltd
14c
16%
10%
26 y8
__f
Explor—
Apr
Jun
90
19
i
Jan
Apr
,75c
c.00
Jan
5.50
Nov
26%
•
17c
4 85
Alloys
Cons
3.50
47c
Jun
Jun
1,000
*n^;'
Aug
6c
3.50 Aug
9%
19c
3 75
Mar
21c
6c
19c
;
Jan
8
53
1
Aug
4.10
Nov
125
56
;
Venezuelan
Nov
Mar
13% Mar
125
•
Mines
1.50
16%
45c
16c
100
Royal Bank of Canada
Royali te Oil common
38c
Nov
Nov
18 Vic
7.85
-X
preferred
Rowan
9c
75c
50c
—
Can Ltd common
ifV)
4,700
14%
~~
19
Apr
115
*
.
53
Corp
—
2,150
14%
30
Fortune-
Vespar Mines Ltd
Viceroy Mfg class A—...
27,800
*
Petroleum Ltd.
1956
Mar
1.58
1
Mines
Jan
78c
41,700
15
1
Mill:
9c
Nov
81c
16
•
Mines
May
57c
*
A
5c
42c
15%
3c
I
class
Vandoo
53c
—100
—
Vanadium
Jan
15%.
*
:
Oct
11%
Jun
18 %c 21 Vic
54c
21 %c
1
Athabasca
Roche
80c
20c
Jun
7.90
1,00ft
9c 11 Vic
9C
81c
10c
35,600
5c
46c
2
—
Minerals
Robinson
5c
43c
1
Reynold Alum pfd
Rio Algom
Riverside
Feb
3,245
New
14%
Jan
18c
July
1.58
17,000
9%
10%
56
—
United Oils
Steel
11c
9%;
Universal Controls' C.li__'___i^.__i___25c
Upper Canada Mines
1
Jan
5.80
25,106
•
Mines
Rexspar
80%
1.05 July
16c
.1
Chemical
class
39 y2 July
9.50
*
—
_.
485
United
United
Feb
1,180
14c
*
,
.—.«
Rapid Grip Batten
Ray rock Mines
Realm Mining
Reef Explorations
Reitman
18
5% Aug
43
9.00
44 &
.
(
1.50
Vic
*
Ltd:
Mines
Ranger Oil
Renabie
Jan
40
9.25
14
1
•
1
Reichhold
2.00
470
1.30
4° %,
Warrants
Rainville
2.05
Keno
9%C
10%
—
trust-.
Jan
12c
800
10%
1
voting
12
11%
2,795
50
preferred—:—
Hill
4
Jan
4,375
4.75
50
Asbestos
14c
1
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold
Quebec Labrador Develop
23c
8 %c
•
.
-
Mining Corp
United
10c
r*
preferred—_v
4c
4,000
I
8c
>
Canada common
2.05
2.70
21c
4.75
»c
1
1_
—
Jun
Hi
::
l
.
Jan
26
10,275
l
Feb
Jun
7% July
643
1.80
Jan
65c
16
15,550
17
1.58
—II*
Mines
Acceptance common
preferred
Union
12c 12 %c
16%
5.00
Jun
8,259
4 7g
Shawkey
2nd
8%
lfiVi
—
u
1.60 Aug
35c
17,706
1
4.35
Feb
6C
3 40
239,550
•
Oct
Nov
2.00
650
8c
4.75
8%
•
3.00
30c
10,626
*
—
Jan
1.40
•
Airways
Minerals
4-iVa
850
1
Ltd
Producers Ltd
Gas
Purdex
200
Ore—
Mines
1,032
1.60
19%
38% July
2.10 Mar
8,267
-
18%
8%:
,
43c
12c
_—I
1
-
45 y2
18%
•
..
—
44
1.60
1
:
Electric
President
Preston
Royalties
41c
_•
Pipeline
'—
4~ic
•
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Twin City Gas—
Oct
43c
1.60
•
Corp
Prairie Oil
Line-
Resources
Oil
10 y4
PiDe
Prairie
30c
1
7c
Transmountain
Jan
2,140
;
,
Jan
8,000
Gold
35
,i
40c
18,450
Oils
Nov
Canada
33c
Rouyn
Feb
16c
Canada
14%
Ponder
32
Trans
4%c
Mar
150
Trans
"
77
150
1.17
4c
25
730
1.44 Mar
14
Sep
-
35
July
30c
Sep
88
-
22c
Mar
30c
Sep
38%
2.55
74c
4V2C
39%
Apr
18c
48c
14%
-
,
Feb
34%
2.55
1,100
•
87%
32%
100
~~
17,200
1.02
87%
Hign
3.920
~~
60c
85c
36%
II
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
Low
:
37
36%
40
1.10
Jan
36%
.
4
High
IIHI
warrants
1
Powell
3R1/.
HIlOO
a
warrants
Place Oil & Gas
Ore
Low
*■
preferred.
Placer Development
Pitch
:
—
Shares
_*
;
36c
1
Uranium
5%
A
for Week
Par
55c
59c
1
•
Mines
4% %
Jun
B
class
'
1.06
•
Gold
13c
Finance
Class
Sep
110
Sales
Range
of Prices
3
—II—1
.*
Mines
Gas
Crow
12 %c
Traders
July
30%
Feb
102
*
Sep
45
Aug
3,200
44C
21
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle
8%
28 y8 Mar
29
Mlne»
Oil
Peruvian
High
Mar
108
Oil preferred
&
40
25
42 %
42 %
«
Jun
*
—
Gold
%
6%
665
8
-.100
common
uat
Petrol
1
42
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7%
8
50
Preferred
Perron
Low
STOCKS
Shares
Monday, November 28, 1960
.
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
.
(Range for Week Ended November 25)
Sales
Week'*
.
1
Ex-stock- dividend.
Volume
192
Number
6007
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2159)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
<Q»o.,uo„,fo,F,id.y,Nov,mb„25)
The
following
bid
asked quotations are obtained from the National
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
They are intended as a guide to the range
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
Association
of
and
bought
or
Securities
(indicated by the "asked")
at the time of
compilation. Origin of
The "National" list is
composed of securities
wide national distribution.
any quotation furnished on
request
not represent actual transactions.
which have
a
Far
Industrials and
Par
Aerovox
Air
Corp
Inc—
8ya
7(4
Gas Service
Co
10
35(4
37%
Gen
1
17'/a
18%
Gibraltar Finan
5%
5%
22 y2
2434
—
Allied
Development
Radio Corp-_
Alside
Inc
—1
Telep
16
Green
(A
18%
19%
Green
Mountain
Cement
5
10 y8
11%
Grinnell
American
Express
5
39%
423/4
Grolier
_1
35(4
38
Arden
Farms
Growth
Capital
Inc
32
341/3
Hagan
Chemicals
&
37%
Haloid
Xerox
7.50
9
10'A
Hamilton
28
30 y8
Hanna
Inc
Co
37%
,_4
_—
39 3/8
B
97
Roadway
32'/a
34iA
Robbins
22 Va
233/4
Robertson
33%
36'/a
Rockwell
11%
12%
Roddis
Hathaway Instruments
1
297/a
12
Hearst Cons Publications clA_25
Helene Curtis Ind class A
1
Co
10
Corp
1
Associated Spring Corp
Ayon Products
Aztec
Oil
Baird
&
Gas
Co
Oil
Bates
Mfg
Tools
-1
_
Inc
Bayles
(A
Behlen
Bros
Beneficial
Black Hills
Black
Brown
Houston
45(4
49%
18'/a
11%
*
39%
3%
4
6(4
$1.20
Light Co__l
31%
331/4
1
12%
I
4%
Brush
Calif
Water
&
Recreation
Corp
13%
"
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14
381%
Ionics
24%
Iowa
28%
30 y8
3%
,
4%
Iowa
Southern
Itek
Co
Corp
Utilities Co
10'/a
Jervls
25%
Jessop Steel Co_
Kaiser Steel Corp common
$1.46 preferred
Central 111
Central
Elect &
Indiana
Gas
Central
Louisiana
Central
Maine
Central
Gas
Co
Co
Vt
Public
Serv
42
16%
4%
Colonial
Id
Stores Inc__.
14
58(4
l—2%
Colorado
Interstate
Colorado
Milling & Elev Co
Colorado Oil
$1.25
&
Gas
Gas
Commonwealth
Gas-
Products
Control Data
Corp
Cook
Coffee
Co
Cook
Electric
50c
.
Long
Ludlow
Madison
Engine
9%
67
14%
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16
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19
♦
34
36%
1
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&
59
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Co
Gas
17 y4
20y4
16
26*A
28%
193A
21 y8
22%,
243/a
Mattel
1
16 Va
173/4
16%
18%
11%
12:%
McLean
(W L) Corp
Industries
16
16
I71/2
McNeil
20
22
Merchants
McLouth
171/2
Steel
&
Fast
3/4
3
8
2»A
2%
343/8
1
11%
12 ya
5
Publishing Co
Metropolitan Broadcasting
39
32
40
431/2
_1
Lines
36'A
5
Eng
Motor
IVa
2%
Corp
Machine
10
9%
lc
Meredith
39%
.
Electric Co
&
Inc
Maxson
36
63
cl B_5
34/8
Corp
1
Herrington Co Inc
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry
50c
10%
44%
Inc______5
6%
6
Marmon
1
Co
com
61/2
31 Va
Marlin-Rockwell
5
Co——
Inq
Corp
Macmillan
9%
17
18%
Danly Machine Specialties
—5
Darling (L A) Col———-—-I
121/2
13%
Michigan. Gas Utilities Oo__,_
5
141/2
153/4
Dashew
2014'
22%
Microdot
*
17
18%
13%
Mid-American Pipeline Co
15%
Mlehle-Goss-Dexter Ino—
Business
Dejur-Amsco
Machines
Corp
class
.71/2
10c
A
121/a
1
Delhi-Taylor
14%
Gil Corp_
1
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge Co„
1
Di-NOc Chemical Arts Inc.—
1
Dial
Finance
Co__
Diebold
1.
Inc
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,
$1.25
&
Dura Corporation
Duriron Co
44%"
-
62.
66
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•
53/a
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./'
National
.,4%
2
Inc
_
19
Gas
&
Oil
Corp
National Shirt Shops of Del
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
13%
14%
Nicholson File Co
39 %
41%
North
1
21%
23%
Nor
American
—
Coal
Corp _~__I
Electro-Voice Inc
2
Electrolux
1
___——
1
Farrington
Mfg
5
Ohio
Natural Gas
Water
Oklahoma
Old
Ben
Otter
Serv
Service
Miss
Coal
Tail
Pabst
Pub
Co.
River
81/8
83/4
33/4
81/2
9%
Co—5
143A
57
81%
Pacific
2.50
17 %
19 y8
———1
Pacific Power & Light Co
18%
19%
Packaging Corp of America
Fisher Brothers Co—
Fisher
Governor
Co_
Florida Steel' Corp___—
1
Foote Bros Gear & Macn cl A—5
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.—
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Franklin
Frito
.
Corp
——
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13-1%
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9
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1
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32
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Pantasote
Co
:
Parker Hannifin Corp:
Pauley Petroleum Inc
Pendleton Tool Industry
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
Perkin-Elmer Corp
Permanente Cement
363A
31/8
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.1—_10
341/2
1
53
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43/4
14%
•
67 %
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Pacific Far East Line
Pacific Gamble Robinson
4%
131/2
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Co
.28%
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29%
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.
51/2
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*
30%
27%
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Power
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Federal Natl Mortgage Assn_100
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1
71
10%
13
35%
11%
Co—J
12
253/a
23%
183/a
8%
4%
33
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73/4
93/4
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7
23%
1
1
8
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1
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1
161/2
251/2
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24
25%
30c
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1——
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91/2
1
8
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691/2
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18
19
9%
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49%
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83/4
8%
-
29%
45
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
77/b
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Electronics Capital Corp
Bmhart Mfg Co____^
Empire State Oil Co
23%
28
2.50
Carolina Natl Gas
North Penn Gas Co
46i/a
30%
213/4
1
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10
(Texas) —•43
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10
20%
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5
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24%
.
28
29%
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1
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65
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551/3
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32
343/B
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1
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1
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Sabre-Pinon Corp
20c
6%
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United States
1
6
6%
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1
29
31%
*
12
10
23'A
7%
20y*
Rose
Manufacturing
Corp
Plywood
Marie
San
Jacinto
Sanders
Petroleum
Associates
Inc——
Tubular
Prod
Schield
Bantam
Co
Inc
13%
Co
1
13%
14%
Pwr
5
31»A
33 V*
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp
United States Chem Mil
1
22'A
24>/a
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l
States
Servateria Corp_l
United States Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines
Inc^l
United
4'A
Upper Peninsular Power
4'A
1
3%
Scott
5
38
41%
2
58
113A
12
4
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9
101/4
37%
40%
15
16%,
43%,
45%
9
29%
313A
2
43
46%
42%
45%
12 »A
61 «A
1
11
10
5
5
Scholz Homes Inc
19 ya
37%
1
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Elec
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32
*
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Transval
1
73/,
6%
29 %
Corp
Co
63/4
1
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
.
Inc_3i/a
A—25c
29%
1
—
Time Inc
15
&
Searle
Fetzer
(G D)
& Co
Service Corp
Seismograph
Sierra
Pacific
Simplex
Skil
Co
Power
Wire
v
13 Va
Co—42
Cable
&
*
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Corp-.
45%
Utah
15%
163A
5
27%
13%
29%
Mfg Co
Corp of America
Vitro
213/8
22 %
*
133A
15 y®
Von's
18'A
19%
39
42
Oil &
Dev
Grocery
_50c
10%
163/4
173A
16 3A
18%
48 Va
263/4
28%
Warren
Producing Co—1
6%
7y2
Power
Co—*
Power
Southern
New
Southern
Co..—1
Union Gas Co
Tel Co—-25
Eng
Gas
Wash
Elec Service Co—1
17'A
18%
States
Co—1
24V*
253A
1
2V2
8V4
9 Va
183/4
20%
Wesco
2Va
44
Tel
Spector Freight Sys Inc
Speer Carbon Co
Brothers
Natural
Southwestern
Co
Gas
—5
Co
10
Washington Steel Corp
l
Watson Bros Transport A
1
Wellington Mgt Co class A—10c
WeBt
123/s
Westcoast
29%
West
& Steamship—2.50
Pressed Steel——1
3'A
213/4
23%
Western
Massachusetts
Register—
43 Va
47%
Western
Natural
19%
Western
Standard
Screw
1
Co
20
4
18
Lt
&
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35'A
393/8
27%
13%
14%
19
20 3A
Statler
Hotels Delaware
Stepan
Chemical
Corp
Telephone Co^_10
15%
16 V2
Wilcox
43/4
5JA
46%
Cos—1
23%
25 ya
1
93A
10 ya
1
69%
73%
7.50
Gas
43%
33%
36
Co
Co
Whiting Corp
25
Corp—1
non-votings
Stanley Works
Co
26'A
28%
Wood
&
8%
7%
343A
37
34%
37
Witco Chemical
25y8
7%
3
Light Co_10
5
Power
23
1
Co
5
Electric
Wisconsin
6'A
25%
Manufacturing Co_*
Weyerhaeuser
Stanley Home Products Inc—
Common
Western
21%
53A
14 ya
Publishing Co Inc
Fruit
19%
23%
Transmission
Point
28'A
*
47'A
263/4
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29 ya
24%
22
1
11%
—
(A E)
46 a/8
22%
26'A
10
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Coast Telephone Co
1
Oil Co
433A
27
13%
Financial
—10
Sprague Electric Co
Standard
93/4
l
Co
45'A
Nevada
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Mills
1
Colorado
Southern
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Waddell & Reed Inc class A
l
Walter
(Jim)
Corp
16 %c
Warner & Swasey Co
1
Southern
Southwest
Mining Co
Inc
Vanity
Victor
Co—10c
Shore
&
Co
Mould & Iron Corp
5
Vance Sanders &
Company—50c
Southern Calif Water Co—.—5
South
Inc
Valley
373/4
34
Utilities
Const
19%
18
2
Stouffer
1.25
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
Wells
Struthers
Stubnitz
1
4'A
4%
2'A
1
363A
39%
6%
7%i
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20 y4
213/4
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Greene
Corp
Propane Gas
Suburban
16
5%
61/2
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38%
403/a
5
119%
21 y8
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5%
6%
1
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21%
1
143/a
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1
15
1
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Co
5
Co
8%
9
10%
10
143A
16
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55%
59%
6%
7%
5%
6
Wyandotte Chemicals
Yellow
Yuba
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of
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America
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Francisco)
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Transit
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Bank
of
of
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Bank
of
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(Newark)_25
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41'A
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County
161/2
12%
431/4
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18 ya
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(Brooklyn N Y)
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Trust Co
20
(Philadelphia)
48 y4
Manufacturers Tr Co
Trust
&
103
•
413/4
109
10
31
35'/a
5
34
36%
58%
61%
27 Va
29
Long Island Trust CoManufacturers
Ask
39%
Co
24 3%
Bank
Louis
(N
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51
(N
Y)—10
•
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20
65
69 ya
(Phila)—_10
52
56 Va
Meadow Brook Nat'l Bank of
32'A
35 Va
45%
48%
Nassau County N Y--—
5
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)-25
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)
12.50
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—10
45'A
49 y4
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_10
Chase Manhattan
593/4
62%
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Broad
St Trust
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Co
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Co
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Central Natl Bank of Cleve
Chemical Bank
Trust
Bk
16
(NY)_12ya
New
of
York
12
.Band
&
57%
44
47%
70%
74%
New
5
-
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)-25
(Fairfield
Detroit—'—10
of
59
62 ya
10
323/4
35%
Westchester_5
383/4
41%
79
843/4
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Bank
National
City
Commercial Trust of N J——-25
92%
97%
National Commercial
Connecticut Bank & Tr
Co_12%
44%
473A
6
16%
17%
Natl
Bank
352
Trust
New
York)
5
(S F)_10
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
50
(N Y)
Fairfield County Trust Co_
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY>_10
Fldelity-Phila Trust Co—
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
First Bank Stk Corp
First
Co
First
&
Natl
Bank
Natl
6%
(Atlanta)
10
(Baltimore)
10
of Boston_12ya
Bank
First
National
First
Natl Bank of Dallas
Bank
First Natl Bank
First
National
Passaic
of
Chi—20
10
(Jersey City)_25
Bank
&
First
of
25
of St
Louis—20
Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
Trust Co (Philadelphia) _10
Westchester
Natl
36 %
34%
Trust
Hanover
Corn
Bank of
New
5
Hartford
Hudson
York—10
(Chic)
Co
National
20
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(Union City):—8
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Bk of Com
Industrial
National
Providence
R
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10
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footnotes,
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&
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(N J)
67
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Natl State Bk of Newark
12 "A
54
57%
67
71
New Eng Trust Co
New Jersey Bank & Tr Co—-11
Northern Trust Cn (Chicago)_20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack
37
N
(Boston) -100
J)
5
32%
34%
Philadelphia Natl Bank
51'A
55%
Pittsburgh
68
National
10
Bank—20
71 »A
47 V*
55%
& Trust
(Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)-12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
44ya
30
108
48%
32%
113
22
24%
443/4
473A
35
37 V,
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
42
52'A
37%
40 7A
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64
71
74%
69%
50V2
60
64
68
137
146
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
45 %
60%
Boston
—10
—
Royal Bank of Canada
-10
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48
53%
69 V*
73
19
20%
73%
39%
41%
St
69
733A
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71
753A
67
71%
75
78%
Louis
Union
Trust
Natl Bank
10
Co
(Wash)—20
of
Phila—10
Security First Natl Bank
(Los
Angeles)
12'A
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
—
52
55%
State Street Bank 81 Trust
26%
28%
50
54 %
48%
51%
34 Va
37%
68
71%
21'A
23
62
66%
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
26 3A
28%
603/4
51%
54
81
85%
41
44
20
23
Natl Bank & Tr Co_10
County
Hudson Tr
Newark
7.50
63
(New
Exch Bk—15
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
(Albany)
38%
57%
Girard
&
Co
(Boston)
10
Franklin Natl Bank of Long
Island N Y
Bank
40%
273
Bank
Rochelle_
New
38%
260
(Cleve)—16
25
Second
County
First Natl
124
of
Bank
First Natl City
First
119
Trust
(Camden N J)
First Natl Bk
First
(Minn)__ 10
Natl Bk
Camden
Co
National
of
Bank
Banking Co
Co (Chicago)
33 Va
County Trust Co <White Plains
Empire Trust Co
49 y4
National Bank & Trust Co
33
Connecticut
45%
100%
373
50
Co
45%
27 ya
144
97
30«A
Trust
41
25
Cbmmercial Bk of North Amer-5
Cleveland
25%
137
Co
York
National Bank
Southern National
(Savannah)
(Buffalo)
68%
10
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»
'
19%
39%
42%
18
20
York>
-—25
Trade Bank & Tr Co (N Y)„10
Trust Co of New Jersey
2%
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Bank
o
Union Trust Co
10
of
Maryiand-10
States Trust
(Boston)
—10
(N Y)
43%
46%
22'A
preceding page
20
(Phoenix Ariz)_5
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20%
743A
58'%
54%
58
32'%
9%
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N
46 Va
50%
33
96%
61
363%
Co
;
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Valley Natl Bk
69
54
30%
8%
Commerce
(Cleveland)
United
463/8
17
Co
22'A
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323
310
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100
49%
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Kings
55%
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51 *A
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25
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IO1/2
233/8
1
National Homes Corp A com.SOc
Class B common
.50c
18%
22%
2'/a
Rubber
Mountain
Naico Chemical
'
17
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.
...
34%
72
32
Electrada
Oil
13%
Mohawk
•
Equitv
34%
121/a
45 ye
68(
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9%
32%
381/4
„-1
—
Co
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1
36(4
——1
Eastern Utilities Associates
Economics Laboratory Inc
Electric
1
;_6
,41 '4
Si
Paso
71'/a
5
Dynamics Corp of America-
El
321/2
8
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Missouri Utilities Co
1
—,——2
preference
Eastern Industries
30ya
X67i/a
1
Co—
21
2
Mississippi Shipping Co
143/a
'
7Va
common
331/2
4%
Inc.
2
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
Laboratories Inc
Miller Mfg Co.—
Minneapolis Gas Co
21 i/a
13
191/2
•
Miles
231/4
19%
_5
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Dunham Bush: Inc
Class A
31
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Bradstreet
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Donnelley (R R) Sons
Drackett Company
;
Duffy-Mott Co—,
Dun
211/2
:
I61/2
;—5
1
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—5
common
conv
14%
—-
Dictaphone /Corp,/——
^
8'A
33%
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass—*
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
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8%
31%
Thermo King Corp
Thomas & Betts Co
.46ya
3
Mills
7%
13%
5%
1
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Lucky Stores
17 %
23%
Tnermo-O-Dlsc
43
103/4
12
1
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27
343/,,
145
27%
Transmls CorpI?
Texas Industries Inc
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Textron Inc 1959 warrants
51 %
9%
Corp
Steel
1
Craig Systems Inc.
Cross Company
Cummins
,
211/2
Co
IO1/2
48
1
48
.
313/4
5
139
261/4
9%
5
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Loan
1
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Crouse-Hinds
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Blower
Star
8%
Continental Transp Lines Inc__l
lc
(Eli)
15%
5
25
Lone
7
24
Co_3
Plus
Lilly
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25%
-
Rock
Chemical
Lanolin
9y8
Connecticut Light & Power Co_»
Consol Freightways
—2.50
Portl'd
17
6(4
Co
-
Liberty
18%
♦
Inc
Co
Keystone
19 y8
6
47%
16
10%
Lau
8%
Corp——1
Consolidated
93/8
1
Inc
Utilities
38 y2
:.
17%
6'A
1
151/8
36
1
51/4
45l/a
13
36%
1
Koelirlng Co
Laboratory for Electronics
Laguna Niguel Corp units
Landers Frary & Clark
,
36'/»
25c
class
Myers
33%
62
■'
151/2
Co„_5
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preferred
;
25
conv
20%
5%
_1
14%
44
34%
ICetchum
Prod__
571/2
303A
223/4
3%
33%
10
21
15%
191/8
10
10
191/2
Clute Corporation
Coastal States Gas
5%
35%
101/4
Kentucky
32%
Rice
Express
Standard
9%
Kennametal
181/4
174
261/4
28%
Citizens Util Co com cl A__33'/:iC
Common class B__
33'Ac
Clinton Engines Corp_
_1
163
32%
1®
31
53
131A
41
24 y*
271/4
5
203A
34
1
Corp
Brand
Stand
211/4
26%
19%
8%
16 ya
251/2
307/a
153/a
251/8
10
Corp__6
14
19%
Co. 5
Chattanooga Gas Co
—1
Chicago Musical Instrument
1
22 Ya
1
20%
7%
23
15%
:
•
15
14%
Co
333A
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
4i/a
391/2
31 %
l
Supply
Corp
_5
Electric
Power
Telephone Co
Central
10
Jack
29
•,
56i/a
15
& Helntz Inc
Jamaica
Water
3%
23
1
45
27 Va
19%
5
213/4
11%
1
Eastern
Southwestern
21'A
5
56%'
23%
53A
52ya
1
Service
10
,
6 '/a
x5
1
Inc
Public
42
Steel Products Corp
10
Point Field Trust ctfs
Central Electric & Gas Co___3,/a
27%
1
53
Ceco
243/4
25%
5Mi
*
common
Carpenter Paper Co—
Cedar
23'A
5
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Cannon Mills class B com
—25
1
45%
1
Corp.
Securities Co
Class A
23%
10c
41V2
Investors Diver Services Inc—
36%
12 %
41/a
1
Engineering Corp
Interstate Motor Freight
Sys
22%
25%
5
Bakeries
831/2
*
Interstate
12%
13 ya
3 Va
50c
Interstate
20'4
23%
x79%
1
Rectifier Corp
International Textbook Co
23%
21 'A
12%
10
International
•
41/4
*
42
53
33/4
8%
1
Inc
26%
1
Ltd_
Oil
Mills
21
491/2
33y*
1
19(4
10c
Telep Co
Delhi
Internat'l
8
31'A"
1
Indianapolis Water Co
International Bank of Wash
17%
10
.
Co
39
1
Tel
"units"
24
California Oregon Power Co__20
California Water Service Co__25
Canadian
133/a
16'A
•
Co.
16%
preferred__25
Trust
Head
Texas
5
A_.
Saw hill
6%
,
1
*
Indiana Gas & Water
7%
•
Production
Indian
149
10 3A
1
Gas
8
.
10% /
1
Corp
Gas
common
Oil
28%
1
Fearless
Husky
51/4
6%
common
Interstate
%
10c
Beryllium Co
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Burndy Corp
Byllesb.v (H M) & Co
2%
.
Hugoton
7%
343/a
27
9%
139
' "5%'
14%
•„
1
A
Hugoton
42%
1
Co
Corp
Natural
Class A
25% ;
32 %
1
Oil Field Material
Hudson Pulp &
Paper Corp—
12 ya
_1
Pet
11
Houston
17 V.
5
•
7%
1
Mining
class
1
121/2
Stoker
(H
1
14%
20%
1-5
Telecomputing Corp
Hamp
Gas
II
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
5%
_1
class
Riley
&
18%
1
River
241/4
_„5
Co
Corp
Houston
Sharpe Mfg. Co____110
(Charles) Co Inc
._3
California
Houston
1
Power &
Inc
&
Hoover Co
25
Products
Bruning
13
571/2
16%
Inc
& Bryson Inc
Botany Industries Inc_
Bowling Corp of America
Bowser
Hilton Credit
9%
Inc_
preferred
53
"
,
1
Voltage Engineering
11%
Sivalls
Bowman
High
15
Corp
Corp
Bettinger
Btllups Western
*
6%
10%
__L
Hathaway
Beryllium
23
Co
1
Co
Bag Co
Corp
Berkshire
14 1/2
;
1
-
Splendor
1
Manufacturing
Bemis
Hidden
Inc
12
1
-Markets
771/4
8%
10
J)
Hewlett-Packard
21%
_1
Co
Baxter Laboratories
Heublein
13%
13(4
„1'
10'4
73(4
___2.50
Atomics1 Inc
Baker
97/e '<
12
10
Inc_
^
32
17
4%
of New Mexicd
Natural
Richardson Co
100
30Va
5
1
—*
Broadcasting Co
10c
Raiston Purina Co_—*
100
10%
Construction
Co
of New
Radiation Inc
90
27%
Metal
&
7Va
j.
Republic
x94
Harvey Aluminum Inc
Co
Purolator Products
x94
211/8
Brace
42'/a
1
Co
10'A
Taft
Alegre Sugar Corp
10
•'471/4
Arvida
"
x39%
18 Va
44'4
Harcourt
Punta
10
com.
common
Susquehanna Corp
Systron-Donner Corp
Purex Corp Ltd
16%
Xl9%
Co
21%
155
68 y2
5
Art
-
201/2
21 ya
Arksansas Missouri Power Co__5
Arkansas Western Gas Co_
5
Service
Co
44%
16
Public
Serv
19%
55
-Arizona
Pub
65
147/a
Mining
19%
•
Inc
(M A) Co class A
Class
Co
41
51%
Hanna
Serv
1
1
common
preferred
Pub
xl45
Electric
Pubco Petroleum
8'/a
5
—-3
Participating
12%
1
Controls
Inc
Cosco
Producing Properties Inc
7%
5
25%
9 "A
Potash Co of America
18'/a
i'
34 y2
Co—-—— -3'%
Anheuser-Busch
Corp
"
•
1
Pipe & Const Co
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp
Sterilizer
Power
Corp
Inc
20%
223/4
* Ask
Bid
sya
233/4
Co
Portland
Qenl
Ask
73A
*
Co
39%
111/2
1
Brick Co
2
.
American
Amer
Fire
Rubber
Bid
3%
2
Gas
19%
5
14%
American Biltrite Rubber Co_10Q
American
Natural
21
5% ptd „ro
Corp of Calif_l
2
P)
Pioneer
Ask
371/2
(Calif 1
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool
Glasspar Co
1
Corp
Co_
American Greetings cl A
American-Marietta Co
Bid
Plymouth
Co—1
_
Land
Pickering Lumber Corp
Far
—1
Inc
Allco
Utilities
Ask
Bid
1
Products
fid
43
C)
100%
Co
5
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
24%
58%
26%
F2
.
44
(2160)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Mutual
2.31
fntl Resources Fund Inc
7.09
7.67
Investment
Co
1
4.25
4.53
Investment
Trust
_1
Fund
American
Business
al4.03
Shares
American
Investors
Fund
Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
Research
Dev
&
21
Corp—1
~9.20
Istel
22 %
8.42
1
Investors
1.44
1.58
4.69
5.12
Associated
Trust-
Fund
B-2
(Medium
B-3
(Low
B-4
(Discount
Elect'nics
11.12
12.09
9.02
Corp lc
12.78
al3.25
4.20
&
11.69
Mutual Fund.l
Funds—
Bonds)
1
8.76
Axe-Science
1
Fund
(Investment
5.53
Inc__l
12.08
(The)
B-l
3.84
"B" Inc
11.05
34.37
9.86
K-l
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Grade
Priced
Bonds)_1
24.64
25.71
21.17
23.10
1
15.46
16.86
1
9.18
10.02
Bonds)
Bonds)
1
(Income Fund)
8.58
9.37
K-2
—1
Ltd
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Boston Fund Inc
Broad
Street
11.22
1
17.19
13.28
Bullock Fund Ltd
-12.01
1
California Fund Inc,
13.17
1
6.70
7.32
1
13.06
14.12
1
15.51
16.79
14.91
16.27
(Income
Fund)
19.50
21.28
11.01
12.01
1
12.42
13.56
Sties)._1
12.09
13.19
Keystone Fund of Canada LLd_l
13.82
14.95
S-3
18.58
12.28
1
(lligh-Grade Coin Stk)—1
1
12.20
50c
Investment
(Growth
S-l
S-2
Canada
(Growth
S-4
Stock)
Com
Priced
(Low
Stocks)
Com
Knickerbocker
Com
Fund
5.52
1
Knickerbocker Growth Fund
1
Lazard
1
6.05
6.40
7.01
Canada General Fund—
Ltd
(1954)
—
Canadian Fund
Inc
Canadian International Growth
Shares
Ins
Lexington Income
Life
Insurance
10.70
11.70
—1
16.85
18.42
Inc—1
5.76
6.28
10.06
10.99
Loomis-Sayles
Fund
Can
1
a25.72
8.60
9.42
Loomi.s
Mutual Fund
•
al4.26
Managed
lc
2.73
&
Fund
Stk
Sayles
of
Century Shares Trust
1
9.18
9.92
Chase .Fund
1
14.24
15.56
Electric
shares
50c
11.07
11.97
General
Industries
of
Boston
Chemical Fund Inc
preferred
1%
Colonial
Energy
Colonial
Fund
12.38
1
—
Commonwealth
10.96
9.43
Investment-
__1
9 53
__1
15.39
.16.73
Composite Fund Inc
18.73
20.36
7.99
shares
14.04
15.18
17
—1
Inc
18 y2
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
18.51
20.23
7.08
1
De
33 %c
interest—1
Fund
Mutual
beneficial
16.14
56.10
16.30
56.67
11.12
12.23
Balanced
9.21
10.13
Boiul
National
Investors
National
2.93
3.18
21.31
1
1
10.30
11.26
5.38
5.88
1
3.50
3.83
1
7.23
7.90
_1
5.68
3.18
7.57
1
14.75
16.03
Baton & Howard—
Electronics
Growth
Stock
50c
11.26
12.04
New
England
11.96
12.79
New
York
Corp—1
Investment
Fund
Energy
7.20
a20.37
7.74
7.87
10
Ino
Series
Series
50c
Fund
Fund
1
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Eurofund Inc
—1
19
20%
One William Street
Federated Growth Fund
25c
12.26
13.40
15.42
15.87
17.98
16.76
13.43
14.43
16.51
Inc_l
4.05
4.43
Penn
10c
5.67
6.20
Peoples
1
1.95
2.13
Philadelphia
&
Over-The-Counter
Fund
Industrial
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Florida
Inc
Fund
Mutual
Founders Mutual Fund—
Franklin Custodian
•
Preferred
stock
11.55
Securities
5.75
6.32
lc
2.68
1
1
12.39
13.39
1
11.78
12,87
1
9.03
9.90
Mutual
1
Inc
General
Capital
General
Investors
Corp
1.17
1.31
1
17.15
18.64
1
6.84
lc
8.15
8.93
Group Securities—
Price
al2.77
Fund
1
18.29
20.04
•
10.40
11.28
50c
11.02
11.13
2.50
8.56
9.30
Inc
(T Rowe)
Growth Slock
Fund Inc
Puritan
1
(Geo)
7.38
7.98
_1
14.14
15.37
1
13.78
14.98
1
Fund
Growth
14.15
6.79
7.42
Inc
Putnam
14.01
1
Fund
Quarterly
Fund
8.54
6.24
of
Inc
al2.15
al7.86
Stevens
Common
Selected
1
8.89
Inc
lc
lc
11.97
13.11
Smith
(The) Stock Fund_lc
11.75
12.87
Southwestern
lc
7.48
8.20
Fully Administered shares
lc
8 89
9.74
General Bond shares
State Street Investment Corp—•
lc
6.70
7.35
Stein
Food
shares
Industrial
Machinery
Institutional
shs
Bond
6.32
lc
shares
6.77
6.93
lc
7.91
8.24
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
lc
12.75
13.96
lc
5.36
5.88
Petroleum
lc
9.61
10.53
Railroad
shares
Bond
shares
Roe
Balanced
Texas
2.23
5.41
9.29
Twenlieth
8.13
8.91
United
8.87
9.72
United
lc
11.49
12.58
18.97
19.54
Guardian
1
al9.52
Mutual
Fund
Inc
Series
H-DA
7.50
8.17
—1
X9.46
10.34
ic
6.10
6.67
7.19
7.86
Inc
Inc—
Continental
10c
4.94
4.83
1
a25.52
Inc—_lc
8.48
9.27
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.50
2.74
Wall SLreet
Income
7.50
8.20
Washington
Imperial Capital Fund
Fund
of
Inc
Boston
1
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
12.73
13.84
1
6.98
7.63
Value Line Fund Inc
8.88
9.70
8.15
8.81
5.08
5.55
3.33
3.64
Situations
Line
Investors
Special
1
Mutual
Inc
10.19
11.15
11.23
Winfield Growth Ind Fund
6.09
6.67
1
1
Whitehall Fund Inc
10.26
Institutional Income Fund
lc
Wisconsin
Fund
Assurance
5
Boston
40
44
25%
27
1%
2
1
2%
3
1
x7%
5
40
44
National
54
59%
Nationwide
Lift
21%
23%
New
15%
16%
New Hampshire
32
34 %
New
Ins
Standard
Commonwealth
Co
10
(N J)
2
Lite
J
:
—5
Co;
Life
Continental
10
400
Co
5
Forster
Co
Insurance
82%
71 %
75%
g%
3%
Co
Franklin
Fund
I.ifo
(S
Great
Home
Indemnity Co
10
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y—10
Jefferson
51%
82'A
52%
55%
66
69%
Republic Insurance
116
123
33%
St
21%
23'A
Seaboard
Life Ins of
85%
46'/8
$6.50
Standard
Travelers
Title
61%
4%
5%
U
of Amer—
50c
Standard Life Tns__10
2%
3%
tJ S Life
Co
United
US
Corp
Bid
N
Y
43%'
46%
32
10
35 Va
.9.13
14.10
15.37
12.41
Bid
Federal Home Loan Banks—
3'As Jan. 19, 1961
4%s
12.69
13.87
1
6.29
6.79
Bonds—
Bid
1985
1992
100
100%
Nafi
Opt 4%s__1979
Burlington Industries 4'As—1975
114
117
National
100
102
Natural Gas Pipeline 5s
& Tel 4%s
Lomb
Canadian Pacific Ry
Carrier Corp 4'/as
4s
1969
Credit
92
107
101%
1980
General Port Cement 5s
.1977
Oen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww 1982
All ton
Hotel
47/as
6s
.1990
ww
98'/2
165
94
Feb.
15,
118%
99%
100'A
87
130
1973
Sperry Rand 5%s
5s ww..1967
ww
1982
1971
Corp 5'As
1971
Union Electric 4%s
1990
94'A
U S Industries 4%s_—
1970
101%
1990
101%
101%
WW
1977
99%
& Sons—
5%s
77
-
4%s
97%
97%
100%
.
&
43
(N Y)_2
54
35%
107
46%
6%
7%
8
Amer
25
28%
5
Co
87
90%
2.50
32%
34%
403%
29%
2
42%
45%
2
31%
39%
Insurance
Insurance Co in
3%s
the
3%s
100.11
3s
100.6
Federal
99.4
5.40s
100.15
4s
100.24
101
101.24
100
100.12
1960
1961
100
99.31
—
Land Bank
Dee.
20,
June
100.1
Bonds—
99.31
1960
20,
Sept.
20,
100.4
.
102.20
99.16
3'As
May 2,
100.28
101.12
4%s
97.24
: 100.24
102.4
98.4
1964
-101
101.16
102
103
98.20
3
99
98.20
99
106
Oct
20
1965
;
99.22
19(i6
96.8
20, I9604%s March 20, 1969—
4%s July 15,19695%s Feb. 20, 1970—
98.24-
100.16
1972
.100.20
March
101.20
4s
100
;
100.24
100.2
100.1
100.3
100.1
100.6
100.13
100.6
101.1
100.28
101.4
102.20
98.16
101.20
99.30
97.8
101
101.24
%s April 1,1970—
102.8
103.8
106.8
—
107.8
94.8-
5%s July 20, 1970
4%s Oct. I, 1970-1967
107
100.2
100.29
1961
4%s April 20,
101.4
-
100.9
—
1961
May 1, 1962
4%s Aug. 20, 1962
2%s May 1, 1963
99.4
1971-
10,
1,
102.4
April. 10, .1969
Feb.
1,
4s
101.16
4%s June 10, 1965
3%s March 11, 1968-
Aug.* 10,
Feb.
4%s
100.28
11, 1963
12, 1963—
4%s
100.18
100.11
1961
6 VaS
Dec
April 3, 1961
3%s April 3. 1961
100.14
Ask
Cooperatives—
April 3, 1961
3'/as June 1, 1961 wi__
100.20
April 10, 1970
Sept. 10, 1970
point
a
3%s
100.2
March
4%s Nov.
of
4s
13, 1962
Sept. 10, 1962
4%s
32nds
Bid
100.15
98.24
Feb.
11,
more
for
100.4
4%s
April 10, 1961
4%s May 10. 1961
4%S June 12,1961
Sept.
or
100
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
4%s March 10, 1961
5%s
one
100.13
95.8
106.8
107.8
100.24
j 3 %s May 1,19714 %s F'.b,
15, 1972-1967
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
101.24
93.24
99
96.24
94.24
100
97.24
U. S. Certificates of
Indebtedness and Notes
Bid
Ask
Certificates of Indebtedness—
4%s Feb. 15, 1961
4%s May 15, 19613%s Aug. 1, 1961—
100.16
100.18
Feb.
Feb.
3'As
15.
15,
Feb
48 Aug.
1%S
15,
Oct.
99.22
100.12
100.24
99.4
100.18
100.22
100.30
1962
101.2
100
;
——
1962
point
a
Bid
15,
15,
100.4
97.30
98.6
i
101
98.15
.
96.2
101.16
95.4
103.24
94
103.12
101.4
l%s
4%s
May
97.12
l%s
15,
.
Oct.
95.12
103.28
94.8
103.16
100.16
104.16
93
1, 1965
15, 1965
93.8
104
1964
April
1,
98.19
96.10
101.20
100.12
Aug. 15, 1964
l%s Oct. 1, 1964
101.24
101.4
104.12
5s
101
97.4
1963
4%s Nov. 15, 1963
1%S April 1, 1964
4%s May J5, 1964
3%s May 15, 1964
4%sNov.
Ask
(Continued)—
1962
%s April 1, 1963
4s
May 15, 1963
l%s Oct. 1, 1963
101.16
—
of
1
99
1962—.
1,
Nov.
2%s Feb.
100.10
1.962
1%S April 1, 1962
4s May 15,
1962
3%s
100.6
100.22
1962
15,
32nds
Notes
100.23
99.18
3%s May 15, 1961
4s Aug.
1, 1961
1%8 Oct. 1, 1961
4s
more
100.21
April 1, 1961
3%s
or
100.4
Treasury Notes—
1%S
one
Maturity—
Treasury
104.4
91.16
91.24
103.10
103.14
90.12
1965
90.20
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Debentures
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Bate
r>..»«.1
»—
»!•"
-
■
—
-
Bate
09
90
98%
75
97%
116
1
100%
77
98%
120
115%
117%
88%
89%
195
98%
98%
82
80
98%
Ask
12-
1-60
100
100.2
3.30s
4.40s
4-
8-
4-60
1-
1-60
3-61
5-
100.4
100.6
1-61
3.10s
100.3
100.5
2-60
9-
2-
1-60
1-61
6-
100.8
100.10
1-61
3.35s
100.1
100.3
56-
1-60
3-
1-61
100.14
100.16
3.20s
7-
5-60
4-
3-61
100.9
100.11
3.15s
United States
Yield Price
December 1,
December 8,
99.988
99.990
I960;
99.961
99.965
3-61
100.5
100.7
8-
1-61
100.2
100.4
1-60
9-
5-61
99.934
99.943
99.913
March
99.888
April
6,
99.784
99.799
April
13,
99.415
99.358
99.384
30,
1961
1961
April
April 20
99.671
99.685
99.623
99.639
April 27, 1961
May 4, 1961-
99.567
99.586
May
99.517
99.534
May 18,
99.489
May 25,
1961
99.425
June 22,
1961
July 15,
1961
October
16,1961——.
—
1961
99.299
99.327
15.
99.208
99.126
99.160
99.076
1961—
99.744
99.199
99.176
1961
99.727
Ask
99.280
99.183
-
I960—
99.731
1961—
100.1
99.250
1961—
99.713
99.471
99.31
Yield Price
16,
99.875
1961
9,
7-
1-60
Bid
Marcl
March 22,
March 23,
January 5, 1961
January 12, 1961
January 15, 196)
January 19, 1961
January 26. 1961
February 2, 1961
February 9, 1961
February 16, 1961
February 23, 1961
March
3-60
12-
Treasury Bills
99.903
December 15, 1960
December 22,
1960
December 29, 1960
2
1011wi
Ask
I960—
93%
98'A
Bid
1-60
1961_
99.111
99.025
99.063
00.
11,
98.984
99.003
98.943
1961
98.983
98.892
98.875
98.770
98.816
98.708
1961_
98.933
98.831
-
98.737
98.645
98.675
98.386
—
98.404
98.181
98.206
97.424
97.460
83
90
Due
3-
85
1988
Dated
4.80s
March
100%
1971
—
Westcoast Trans 5%s
Youngstown Sheet
r
76
5s
Underwood
Louisville
—1981
1980
Textron Amer 5s
161
99
5s
Sheraton Co of Am
88
126
Lighting
4%s—1992
Phoenix Steel 5%s
1969
San Diego Gas & Elec 4%s_1990
111
92
4%s"
104'A
5%s
117%
101
Elec
103'A
Pacific Petroleum
1981
&
98 »A
Elec
10
Ins
33
102
38%
100.9
1961
Bid
97%
&
50%
2
27%
4.45s
81
95%
Telephone 4%s__1997
Pacific
170
1984
Gas
94
101i/2
York
5
5
100.4
k—
100%
Pacific Gas
98%
Household Finance 4%s
Lowenstein (M)
78
1980
5s
108%
101'A
B1 Paso Natural Gas 5'As_ •1977
Ferro Corp 3s/as
1975
Florida Power 4%s
-1990
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
.1976
Power
1975
1976
5'As
Can
1980
New
1985
4%s
Corp
61
Ask
100.2
15, 1961
3%s April 17, 1961
3.30s May 15, 1961
3%s April 15, 1963
Ask
Northspan Uran 5%s ww—1963
93
1982
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
Georgia
90
Mueller Brass 3%s
1977
Chance Vought 5'As
Columbia Gas 5%s
Commercial
k
57%
3
Banks
4.45s March
13.42
10c
Inc
American Tel
&
10
Obligations of Government Agencies
14.33
1
American Optical 4.40s
B»usch
4%
38%
10.03
13.18
59%
4
35%
City of N Y
Westchester Fire
Figures after decimal point represent
& Conv. Debentures Issues
Ask
1
Fire
4%s
Security
of
59%
363/4
56%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
S
3.80s
Bonds—
Co
55
33%
5
Insurance
Ins
243/8
Amer
Guaranty Co (N Y)
58%
22%
10
Sec Life
55
94
46%
b.zo
Accident
51%
5
Marine
preferred
89
10
&
Standard
4.55s
Recent
Fire
4%
44
2
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
Springfield Fire & Marine
19 Va
43%
Paul
18%
3%
5
Surety Co
80
10
1
(Texas)—10
Insurance—2
Republic Natl Life
35%
64%
of
22
17%
47
Co
31%
58%
48%
17%
Jersey Insurance
29%
54
20%
5
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
(D Cj_1.50
Ins
39%
78%
1
Insurance
12%
37'A
12%
Pacific
5
59
Life
34%
42
il3/4
10..
44%
Owners
Ins Co of N Y
Seaboard
(Fla)
54%
39
2.50',
——.—
10
8%
5
Co
58%
31%
Providence-Washington
50"%
5
Insp & Insurance
55
50%
5
Phoenix
—5
Insurance
2
10
Co
58%
7'A
Hartford Fire Insurance Co—10
Hartford Steam Boiler
Home
28%
Casuulty
10
Co
26%
65%
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
Insurance
16%
38%
5
A
4
American
Gulf Life
110
15%
36%
39%
47%
4
Gov Employ Life Ins
106
1
55%
2.50
(DC)
10
36%
1
F)
113
Peerless Insurance Co
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
-5
Insurance
14%
57
105
—5
class
Ins
13%
53
10
Fire
Fire
River
39%
61
4
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fireman's
York
42%
35%
36
168
78%
10
Inc
Corp
37%
39'A
10
Fire
Amsterdam.
Northern
416
5
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc
—•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Federal
'
Union
12
57
230
33
5
Northeastern Insurance—3.33%
20%
160
Assurance
Casualty
&
19%
Life
35%
Ins_5
—
North
_2
General
53%
220
1
&
NaLl Life & Accident Ins
Natl Old Line Inc AA com
8%
62%
17%
11%
10
Monument-Life .(Bait)
National Fire
Ins
(Ky)
Connecticut
1
10
Merchants Fire Assurance—12,50
Merchants & Manufacturers—_4
8
1
(Wash D
Insurance
Inc
Indemnity & Life Ins
.))__2%.
N
Corp
Shippers
Bankers Natl
Beneficial
7%
22%
16%
3
Maryland Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
32%
Ask
59
1
Institutional
Fund_lc
8.35
9.18
Investing Corp
Fund
6.43
10c
—
Inst Foundation Fund—lc
Growth
16.57
5.88
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
Institutional Shares Ltd—
14.70
15.24
1
Fund
Value
1
11.85
13.45
Inc—1
Value Line Income
1
10.90
1
1
Ltd
Canada
Fund Inc
Haydock Fund Inc
—1
Fund
Income' Fund Shares_l
Funds
_10c
5.39
&
10%
Tenn
Mass
C)
Amer Nat Ins (Galveston)
American Re-insurance
Bankers
9%
30
Maturity—
International
&
Accumulated Fund
UniLed
Mercury
1
Figures after decimal point represent
1
United Science Fund
United
H-C7
Amer
Co
Co_1.50
!_1
(Newark
Investors
J
Fund
United
1
Series
Inc
12.10
S
Life Insurance Co of Va
Lincoln National Life
Ins—
Fla)
Home
Amer Ins Co
American
38.62
11.19
Funds
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Hamilton Funds Inc—
36.62
a28.94
U
16%
20%
Co
14.66
Century Growth Inv_
Growth
8.48
lc
13.39
1
Townsend
4.93
Life Companies
11 %
14.37
Inc_l
Fund
2.02
American
a36.49
Television-Electronics Fund
lc
shares
Fund
12.26
13.29
Farnham
Fund
Slock
45%
10
15
of
al4.41
1
Sterling Investment Fund
lc
Utilities
&
11.22
1
Investors Inc
Investors
lc
shares
Tobacco
,
(Jacksonville
Ins
Insur
4%s
9.62
1
(Edson B) Fund.
__lc
RR Equipment sharesRailroad Stock shares
Steel
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Sovereign
42
5
Life
4%S
a8.81
Shares—1.25
Fund
Chemical
shares
Fidelity
4%s
Clark—
&
Stock
American
Capital Growth Fund
Common
6.17
Fund
Shares
Canada—25c
9.36
5.69
Dist
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-I
Scudder
lc
lc
Shares
6.54
Inc
Fund
Fund
Scudder
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical Equip
Building shares
6.01
14.21
7.43
Trust
Automobile shares
13.00
Corp
Securities
Putnam
Futures
1
Inc
pine Street Fund Inc
2.96
Fundamental Investors
Inc
Fund
Fund
Square
Pioneer
lc
series
Shares
19.44
Funds Inc—
stock series
Common
10.63
Electronics
5
Casualty_5
Heritage Life
11.43
Oppenhcimer Fund
Fidelity Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial
American
9.31
10.57
1
of Canada Ltd
8.02
8.52
1
Series—
Fund
Chemistry
31'A
Assur
&
American General
Amer
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
Life & Casualty. Ins
preferred
8.27
Income Series
Series
Stock
87%
29
6.21
1
2 90
Stock
15.29
——1
25c
Dividend
14.14
Series—
Series
Preferred
Equitable
Fidelity
Hanover
19.69
Corp
Securities
9.51
Stock
10.09
1
Co
Series
10.54
Balanced
14.85
9.19
al3.71
Inc_l
interest
9.62
Dreyfus Fund Inc
13.73
1
84
Bid
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)—2
10
15.86
22.81
89%
.._5
Insurance
conv
Par
92%
85%
Agricultural Insurance Co
$1.25
Ask
88
10
Co
American
Bid
10
General Reinsurance
Corp
Glens Falls
1
Inc
.
Wide o^-curities
8.68
Shares
21.10
Life
Surety
Globe & Republic Ins Co
Government Employees Ins
7.75
Inc—1
Dividend
14.67
Insurance
Aetna
&
14.18
Shares
Trust
1
Stk Fund
13.12
Fond—
Corp
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Diver Growth
2.57
Stock
Growth
Investment
1
Fund
Delaware Income Fund Inc
int_33Vbo
beneficial
Life
2.34
lc
beneficial
1
1
Vegh Investing 00 Inc
Do Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
3.62
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
Mutual
of
Fund
of
2.19
3.30
Trust
Investors
Inc
Units
Nation
Delaware
of
1.99
lc
shares-
shares
Massachusetts
Investment Inc
Income
lc
Mutual Shares
Series B
Diversified
shares
Investors
Mass
8.63
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Crown Western
3.53
Fund
„1
-1
—
Fund
2.26
3.22
Massachusetts
Composite Bond & Stock
Concord
3.68
2.06
lc
Special Investment
10.36
Commonwealth Stock FundFund Inc
3.36
lc
shares
Transport
8.68
-_1
Commonwealth
lc
shares
Petroleum
Income
Fund Inc
2.99
Paper
13.53
10.03
Shares
Inc
Aetna
Crum
Funds—
shares
Casualty
Continental
Metal
Corp—100 13,500 14, 100
130%
136%
100
Securities
Christiana
15%
1
Trust
Investors Inc
Insurance
Life
15
1
-
Stock Fund:
Growth
Inc
lc
Fund Ltd
Capital Life
Fund
Monday, November 28, 1960
.
(Quotations for Friday, November 25)
Par
Aetna
American
Keystone Custodian
8.06
"A"
Fund
1
Boston
of
33.70
5.09
Fund
10.81
1
5
Axe-Houghton
5.81
*9.89
Inc
Fund
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Axe-Houghton
5.32
1
.
Insurance Companies
Ask
lc
America
of
Research
Johnston
*
Atomics Physics & Science Fnd-1
Bid
Par
Funds—
2.10
1.25
Affiliated
Amer
Ask
25c
Fund
American
Bid
Par
Funds—
Aberdeen
.
Tube—
1990
FOOTNOTES FOR
•No
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net asset value,
Exchange,
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
t New stock,
yield price, d Ex-rights, k
Admitted to listing on the
x Ex-dividend,
wi When Issued,
y Ex-stock dividend.
Volume
192
6007
Number
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2161)
45
*./
THE
COURSE
OF
BANK
Week Ended Nov. 19
CLEARINGS
1960
clearings
this
will
week
liminary figures compiled by
show
a
based
us
decrease
with
compared
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
Pennsylvania—Altoona
1,302,015
the week follows:
%
$12,343,791,210 $11,567,489,984
+
1,059,707,050
965,000,000
+
785,648,982
706,745,803
+ 11.2
442,630,244
Boston
(11
City
;
_
Louis
414,849,069
+
363,100,000
668,705,000
Francisco
336,500,000
687,755,321
+
—
7.9
+
+
6.3
349,948,648
1340,166,575
+
2.9
$17,928,898,665
$16,963,974,847
+
5.7
five
All
all
days
4,567,919,684
cities,
Total
day
one
+
9.1
+
6.4
+
6.7
1,116,979,921
all cities for
week
1,046,829,159
$23,613,798,270 $22,198,120,638
+
Virginia—Huntington
South
issue of next week.
Saturday
and
the
We
cannot furnish them today,
Saturday
figures
are
available
not
inasmuch
at
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In
we
the elaborate
Nov.
19.
was
increase of
an
increase of
an
Federal Reserve Districts in
17.3%.
which they
of
5.0%
going
to
District of 1.6%
an
656,595,565
78,339,100
6.5
70,473,200
62,762,100
14,818,200
5.5
16,979,330
15,180,675
13,910,411
6.0
14,959,968
14,557,886
458,242,273
+ 15.2
485,251,596
500,253,271
1,678,039,348
0.7
1,601,590,058
1,598,076,501
5,712,881
23,960,000
287,871,869
9,495,080
439,573,364
163,576,912
+
+ 17.4
26,832,156
272,866,880
236,743,469
+
7.6
9,019,790
9,127,749
384,460,417
+
furnish
we
present further below,
York
a
+
1.5
197,156,827
171,528,763
+
2.4
466,500,000
466,300,000
7,583,409
6,987,199
324,148,285
290,628,503
18,016,204
Total
(10
18,472,536
994,018
„
cities)
896,277
291,396,929
299,294,845
1,702,645,201
Orleans
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
1,681,236,208
—
District of 8.8%.
3, 984,201
21, 618,605
15,228,960
11, 542,408
Indiana—Fort
a
loss
of 8.6%
a
South Bend
+ 14.2
6,722,827
6,444,855
309,251,038
271,229,827
+ 11.5
253,360,809
274,601,756
—
—
17,459,881
17,310,652
866,849
935,608
2.6
240,967,610
235,185.670
1.3
1,539,336,306
1,487,782,125
+
OF BANK
Inc. or
1958
$
Dec. %
$
1,487,528,819
1,367,573,196
'
549,693
1.6
13 550.811
6.4
93,786,000
93 473.000
—
+
+ 14.7
8.6
4,032,991
3, 736,837
+
9.8
157,255,279
136 ,590,405
10, 435,265
2.7
7, 709,745
75, 103,939
22, 013,211
•1, 538,516
1,448 ,903,744
8,933,154
8 ,607,281
17 ,883,582
13 ,891,387
9 ,572,029
2,179,767,055
cities)
(17
1,948,580,868
+
1.7
7,866,612
51,757,956
+
2.3
21,024,900
+ 19.8
1,624,185
1, 362,843
+ 13.3
1,311,134,742
1,215 ,255,483
3.8
7,267,106
9, 162,470
+ 34.1
18,120,031
16 525,160
+ 31.9
12,054,947
—16.0
7,664,841
10, 765,341
6 915,472
..+ 11.9
1,757,218,064
1,619,786,913
—
+
Missouri—St.
1,022,818,460
955,774,746
+17.4
12,375,982,091
1,312,465,270
484,900,000
6.4
441,700,000
415,300,000
277,634,895
279,502,697
0.7
246,317,760
178,317,684
-
254,700,584
266,896,794
4.6
218,259,136
206,066,304
3,485,922
3,382,531
3.1
3,790,141
3,157,629
1,051,621,401
1,034,682,022
+
1.6
910,067,037
802,841,617
2.1
9,625,192
11,377,699
1.3
539,839,845
457,754,609
1.7
198,433,631
9.4
15,657,624
172,232,215
12,608,873
1,323,733,380
1,601,590,058
515,800,000
-
12,490,695,346
8.8
Louis
1,598,076,501
Illinois—Quincy
+
cities)
(4
1,678,039,348
930,190,106
10
"
1,702,645,201
17
"
2,179,767,055
4
"
1,051,621,401
1.6
910,067,037
802,841,617
North
Dakota—Fargo
7
"
841,648,361
847,695,874
—
0.7
797,196,784
684,321,820
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
9
"
878,953,716
866,553,468
+
1.4
819,866,474
724,478,099
Montana—Billings
6
"
699,962,642
766,192,887
—
8.6
697,948,786
603,198,682
10
"
—
+
0.7
—
0.5
1,681,236,208
+
1.3
1,539,336,306
1,487,782,125
1,948,580,868
+11.9
1,757,218,064
1,619,786,913
-
879,186,339„
819,893,335
Ninth Federal Reserve District—MinneapolisMinnesota—Duluth
.
1,034,682,022
+
9,134,810
8,949,911
+
Minneapolis
568,346,139
575,868,505
—
St.
9th Minneapolis
212,660,381
216,336,681
15,898,962
14,529,847
4,462,904
5,521,235
8,557,918
8,363,120
22,587,247
18,126,575
841,648,361
847,695,874
_
.
Paul
_
Helena
11th Dallas
Francisco
1,611,535,854
3.7
1,559,142,931
1,443,890,154
29,064,350,352
+10.2
25,272,818,600
14,408,531,433
+
3.0
13,342,872,172
12,544,028,685
Total
(7
cities)
w
detailed statement
showing the figures for each city for the
,
19 for four years:
1959
1960
<
$
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Kansas—Topeka
Inc. or
1958
Dec. %
1
$
I
1
1957
$
Wichita
Massachusetts—Boston
4,465,039
+
4.2
3,482,923
8,258,336
+21.5
7,140,670
7,642,302
909.171,208
+
3.5
846,448,562
0.7
797,196,784
684,321,820
4,448,768
+
1.3
4,144,764
4,300,824
2,171,858
1,986,731
+
9.3
2,032,198
1,750,439
New
5,250,566
4,408,954
+18.1
4,063,614
3,879,787
—
-24.8
1,119,102
835,856
+ 24.5
904,746
719,003
-14.4
10,974,961
9,164,947
201,868, 082
2.3
212,515,685
175,080,069
9,240, 111
—
+ 29.8
7,744,689
10,420,604
31,520,925
-
+
4.0
34,004,900
28,003,974
+
2.7
530,967,091
479,868.509
17,095, 120
6.3
16,082,261
14,065,633
7,746,207
cities)
(9
30,296, 687
585,624, 785
16,020,892
Joseph
Total
992, 704
12,968, 767
7,149, 506
+
8.4
5,553,039
6,319.499
878,953,716
866,553,468
+
1.4
819,866,474
724,478,099
793,137,097
4,505,633
Lowell
1,317, 706
990,493
11,998,354
City
2,868,213
941,297,179
Portland
16,651,125
601,162,403
—
Missouri—Kansas
St.
I "
4,650,624
10,037,073
-
8,650,153
19,332,856
197,172,613
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Maine—Bangor
5,047.141
9,169,015
+ 24.6
1,235,511
Omaha
Week Ended Nov. 19
-v
at—
>
5,138,621
2.3
+
11,106,318
Hastings
Lincoln
week ended November
+
—19.2
Tenth Federal Reserve District-Kansas CityNebraska—Fremont
our
+
24,554,472,718
14,845,224,048
City
1,673,816,984
32,032,099,466
—107 cities
16 250,583
Tennessee—Memphis
925,333,743
Louis
45 355,717
Kentucky—Louisville
$
1,689,691,762
7th Chicago
10 ,645,563
+
18,317,869
,
"
—
12,306,572
4, 665,352
164, 522,430
8,038,827
Rockford
1957
5.0
+
.
,847,525
9
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1959
15,159,690,767
090,248
19
23,989,204
'
Peoria
CLEARINGS
1,110,098,624
3
19,043,401
,10,574,099
17,000,637
1,641,472,490
Decatur
San
4,643,765
5.0
+ 31.9
1,843,260
Chicago
in
10, 058,040
+ 13.3
—
22,514,212
"
Clearings
2.5
+ 10.9
—
76,398,179
City
Illinois—Bloomington
6
add
6,544,437
4.9
5.9
—
10,155,045
—
7
now
7,183,884
37,700,557
5,065,271
4th Cleveland
We
39,866,581
180,570,884
-
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Sioux
19, 184.378
105, 056,000
11,535,237
—
Haute
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
17,798,135,196
"
10
18,887,066
111,773,000
-
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
of 0.7%.
and in the
Wayne
Indianapolis
the
In
4,513,905
20,541,492
Lansing
note that in
we
5th Richmond
York
1.9
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Grand Rapids
Total
New
819,893,335
493,300,000
316,492,834
Louisiana—New
gain of 11.9% and the St. Louis Re¬
1,165,275,716
"
9
Philadelphia-——
Outside
157,963.322
879,186,339
39,615,368
6,647,856
Mississippi—Vicksburg
3.0%, the bank clearings
Reserve District suffers
$
12 cities
1st Boston
Total——
150,604,421
207,965,237
8,656,533
Mobile
larger by 0.7% and in the Atlanta Reserve
I960
12th San
418,596,090
504,900,000
Springfield
SUMMARY
City
3.7
4.4
0.5
—
38,865,056
297,860,563
Total
following
10th Kansas
4,766,222
23,485,000
1.3
211,159,817
-
Terre
are
but the Minneapolis
Week Ended Nov. 19
8th St
4,614,158
5.6
+
—
930,190,106
Alabama—Birmingham
Francisco Reserve District of 3.7%.
8th Atlanta
12,608,149
336,118,855
658,884,288
925,333,743
cities)
(6
Macon
expansion of 17.4%, in the Boston
Dallas Reserve District the totals register a falling off
3rd
12,870,756
342,170,920
3.8
io 218 366
Augusta
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals record an improvement of 1.4% but
2nd New
3.3
Florida—Jacksonville
press.
has to be estimated.
located and from this
are
Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
In the
1,323,733,380
9.9
170,800,552
Nashville
District by 1.3% but in the Richmond Reserve District the totals are smaller by 0.5%.
the
19,915,819
1,312,465,270
14,429,034
423,166,682
Georgia—Atlanta
10.2%, the aggregate clearings for
in the Philadelphia Reserve
and
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
serve
14,597,132
8.8
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
We group the cities according to the
the New York Reserve District the totals show
The
+ 14.7
+
708,528,530
6,798,609
Tennessee—Knoxville
in
appear
previous week—the week ended
Outside of this city there was a gain of
showing
Reserve District
we
of
17,657,886
having amounted to $32,032,099,466 against $29,064,350,352 in the
week in 1959.
this center
at
statement, however, which
For that week there
the whole country
same
detailed
able to give final and complete results of the
are
time
cases
20,323,443
389,771,770
22,623,000
Carolina—Charleston
Total
the week ends
as
14,280,493
1,367,573,196
291,726,534
District of Columbia— Washington
6.4
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
+ 13.9
1,689,691,762
Richmond
4,187,316,632
—
28,507,864
7,981,009
527,824,583
cities)
Virginia—Norfolk
$22,496,818,349 $21,151,291,479
cities, five days
4,448,65+
7,202,624
14,747,380
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
4,284,053
7,956,086
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
cities,
8,038,451
1.5
—
83.431.000
(7
4.9
520,446,406
Other
3.8
+
4,762.378
8,525,436
4,888,338
15,629,294
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
365,314,639
days
3,805,771
2.8
553,040,909
five
252,000,000
5,233,706
14,910,815
Youngstown
383,164,527
cities,
5,158,364
1,240,000,000
681,874,542
Columbus
6.7
Pittsburgh
-
7,739,320
9.3
3.2
+
—
351,274,148
Cleveland
Cleveland
Ten
4.5
16,376,728
Cincinnati
2.5
Total
Baltimore
+
5,501,193
1,487,528,819
cities)
Mansfield
Kansas
5,370,982
1,286,000,000
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
0.9
989,000,000
;
2,083,570
6.7
1,049,869,145
Philadelphia
—
2,528,076
32,477,714
Ohio—Canton
Chicago
San
1959
i960
York
,2,002,290
4.3
(a)
Jersey—Trenton
Total
BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ending Nov. 26
St.
New
,
1,747.369
2,299,676
+
8,396,089
Delaware—Wilmington
"
2,046,283
—24.3
8,031,936
Wilkes-Barre
-15.5
1,989,724
5,612,556
York
for
summary
1,541,300
3,354,506
5,326,012
Scranton
At this center
Our comparative
,
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
New
Our preliminary totals stand
week in 1959.
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 6.7%.
a
*
1,405,000,000
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
$23,613,798,270 against $22,198,120,638 for the
195T
1,505,769
Chester
6.4% above those of the corresponding week last year.
there is
$
*3,500,000
Bethlehem
Saturday, Nov. 19, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
at
1958
Dec. %
Third Federal Reserve District—
-Philadelphia—
Pre¬
ago.
year
a
Inc. or
$
Bank
1959
Fall
River
Bedford
Springfield
25,060,683
Worcester
19,397,317
Rhode
New
16,141,669
65,472,756
Connecticut—Hartford
New
16,394,700
66,362,379
+52.9
16,757,777
17,958,004
+20.2
14,096,984
12,827,314
1.3
49,042,113
45,072,253
—
Haven
30,928,208
25,867,703
+19.6
27,387,784
24,825,169
Island—Providence
51,702,900
48,367,700
+
6.9
44,800,700
38,196,900
4,800,919
4,225,437
+13.6
3,420,371
1,110,098,624
5.0
1,022,818,460
955,774,746
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(12
cities)
.-+
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkYork—Albany
518,467,839
50,050,280
43,431,144
—
8,863,000
8,236,000
—22.2
6,123,140
8,063,268
—24.1
7,308,482
7,520,735
16,607,818
3.6
14,321,795
14.162,215
699,962,642
—
Falls
Wichita
Total
cities)
(6
Twelfth Federal Reserve
766,192,887
8.6
697,948,786
603,198,682
6,409,000
—
7,793,000
District—San Francisco—
244,828,511
199,562,675
Jamestown
—
York
175,209,082
3,724,182
Elmira
33,777,662
3,495,359
4,652,527
4,300,228
+153.4
24,115,657
25,599,921
+13.9
151,840,299
163,111,673
6.5
3,216,408
3,210,204
+
+
8.2
3,737,389
3,668,102
17,186,875,418
114,655,818,919
+17.3
11,929,946,428
12,010,444,033
Rochester
58,236,948
57,335,644
+
1.6
52,039,064
49,211,785
Syracuse
34,870,373
31,994,829
+
9.0
28,500,274
26,441,677
(a)
79,488,909
78,220,913
California—Long Beach
.
San
308,165,744
6,608,846
271,712,330
248,451,743
126,002,329
36,063,944
23,668,129
840,719,914
2.6
114,710,652
111,389,340
44,341,016
12,447,790
19,260,099
16,611,901
Pasadena
Francisco
San
313,834,241
1.8
12,327,281
——
-
City
230,184,190
1.3
Jose
—
—
—22.5
34,942,566
6,466,675
31,924,546
—29.8
22,594,524
19,924,024,
4.2
800,251,822
740,162,347
4.7
37,016,499
29,065,184
—
—
1.0
10,738,422
9,973,752
4.3
20,605,628
16,348,343
29,287,562
+21.0
Lake
Utah—Salt
239.961.642
+
+
42,267,324
Oregon—Portland*-
4.5
6,715,059
805,746,645
-
256,432,960
6,799,417
122,753,897
27,936,592
Yakima
85,597,430
Buffalo
New
10,753,749
604,558,016
3.4
—
53,874,390
16,013,125
Galveston
Louisiana—Shreveport
Washington—Seattle
New
13,917,213
8.6
16,794,868
662,616,543
52,021,959
Worth
Fort
—19.2
13,566,563
605,828,855
Dallas
3,316,444
1,165,275,716
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
Connecticut—Stamford
New
Jersey—Newark
Northern
New
Jerrey
1
(a)
;
106,090,668
(a)
87,691,968
118,524,975
110,067,076
17,798,135,196
15,159,690,767
7.7
103,097,663
12,375,982,091
12,490,695,346
Total
Grand
+
Outside
Total
(9
cithn)
Barbara
18,430,045
Stockton
(10
total
cities)
New
•
York
City
Estimated,
—
—
1,611,535,854
1,673,816,984
3.7
1,559,142,931
1,443,890,154
32,032,099,466
-
(108 cities)
29,064,350,352
+
10.2
25,272,818.600
24,554,472.718
14,845,224,048
14,408,531,433
+
3.0
13,342,872,172
12,544,028,585
101,499,471
+17.4
Santa
-
(a) Clearings
operations
discontinued.
—
45
(2162)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, November
.
.
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
28, 1960
Date
Company and Issue—
Page
'
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'
'
,
r
'
•
.
Automobile
i
.
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
I
FOREIGN
'
'
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
RESERVE
FEDERAL
BY
BANK
TO
M.)
Byers Co.,
Colorado
series
5»/a%
Country
and Monetary
Noon
Unit
Buying
NOVEMBER
TO
1960
18,
Rate
lor
24,
1960,
Transfers
Cable
6%%
1930
New
York
(Value
in
United
States
Money)
Xey
Thursday
*"
Monday
Nov. 18
Argentina, peso—
Austria,
schilling
franc
dollar
India,
.210637
.210637
.00311228
.204031
.239737
.239737
.210112
•
Air
of
.00161050
.00161050
.00277233
.00277266
.328600
.328600
.0800560
South
.264800
.264681
.264656
2.784732
4
2.784831
*.140325
.140350
.140331
.0349750
.0349687
.0349687
.0166401
.0166436
.193343
5%
.193337
*
.193337
Day
|
.232137
.232056
.232050
2.802570
2.802072
2.813080
2.812580
Lithium
5%
banks
of
shows
the
the
ended
Federal
Reserve
following
.232143
Nov.
16,
1960:
Increases
loans adjusted, $229 million
of
of
the
for
changes
banks, and
demand
in U. S. Government secu¬
credited
deposits
domestic
to
decrease of $239 million in demand deposits
a
ASSETS—
Gold
certificate
23,
account___
Nov.
Nov. 16,
1960
R.
Other
total gain of $280
other
and
purchasing
securities
or
million.
1809
1910
-Dec
21
2016
_Dec
15
*
-Dec
8
2063
_Jan
1
2020
mtge. bonds series B due Oct. 1, 1972 and
mtge. bonds series C due Oct. 1, 1974— __Dec
1
1915
When
Holders
Loans to brokers
Loans
The
of
Treasury
decreased
oi $175 million in
decrease
certificates
bills
S.
the net
and
increase
holdings
of
notes
new
deposits
of
17,709,689
19,292,345
Treasury
324,749
First National
371,711
358,028
First
176,055
640,558
First Trust &
45,107
30,512
'
11,660
4,311
3,367,213
3,327,713
2,692,530
securities—
12,537,298
9,142,243
S.
outright
11,010,298
2,605,071
2,483,771
27,605,325
27,683,325
.: '•
r
$4
loans
from
items
Bank
in
34,000
306,000
26,722,342
28,091,136
28,144,147
27,397,723
15
15
15
banks
of
107,117
5,578,863
99,345
Florida
■
Total
assets
53,237,125
54,230,461
52,571,176
108,869
adjustedt
I Commercial
and
Agricultural
Loans
U.
S.
U.
S.
586
+
4,044
+
388
+
2,752
31,856
+
280
+
+
5
+
145
loans
and
dealers
for
for
securities
420
111
1,578
20
137
'
purchasing
3
securities"
Sales
loans
one
to
After
Other
___
& U.
notes
Within
One
3,665
32
2
1
of
S.
five
with
71
+
r—
16
Currency
Balances
and
229
+1,560
163
+
1,887
175
+
140
2,317
16,982
with
12,848
1,259
_____
domestic
assets—net
Total
784
*i
5,054
Banks
coin
banks
3,061
assets/liabilities
143,692
597
+
484
288
U.
S.
deposits
Interbank
Foreign
demand
demand
Domestic
Time
adjusted
Government
58,561
deposits
4,048
+
33
—
46
and
From
51,301,272
CAPITAL
+
Capital
+
Other
Total
'
88,608
2,832
+
7,293
239
—2,229
412
+
1,029
619
+
1,317
28
21
32,302
.
123
tion
of
Banks
78
+
liabilities
and
accounts — ---
—
52,571,176
.
valuation
to
domestic
reserves;
commercial
+
individual loan
123
banks
items
are
And
—
+
after
shown
-
40.9%
37.8%
preferred
including
and
those
common
called
of
under
bonds,
for
4.
notes,
provisions.
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
47
143
volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given
Gas
505
530
in the "Chronicle/'
deduc¬
gross.
(R.
C.)
5%
s.
Williams
f. debs,
&
Co.,
due Feb.
1961
1962-
Ltd.
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1
t$1.25
12-15
11-11
25c
(quar.)
12-15
11-15
15c
bearer
12-
1
11-10
$1
i___
/
12-16
12-
5
12-16
12-
5
12-15
12-
1
1
*
';
3-for-l
12-15
12-
30c
-
12-
11-15
4c
1.
split
10c
,
&
Co.,
12-23
15c
12-15
12-
•
(quar.)—
class A
Co.,
12-10
2%
|
tl5c
12-21
11-30
.__
preferred
common
(quar.)__
11-29
11-29
1
*1-
3
$1
12-
1
7c
(quar.)
11-30
11-
1
12-31
12-
1
30c
■„
—
t
.
7c
Corp.
Service
Co.,
12-
1
11.-14
•'
,:
(quar.)
dividend)—
(stock
(Ga.),
Co.
Power
Co.
American
Corp.,
Oil
Co.
15
Page
2020
Nov
29
•
1
12-
1
12-19
12-
2
11-30
11-14
1-
(quar.)
.
Co.,
Co.,
$8
preferred
12-
1
11-15
1-
2
12-23
1
Finance
12-
9
12-24
12-
9
12-31
12-
5
1-
3
12-16
$1
1-
3
12-16
Corp.—
(quar.)
Oil
12-22
$2
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
preferred A
Finance
12-15
12-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
Contract
25c
10c
>
3%
Cable
(quar.)_
27'/2c
(quar.)
Corp.
25c
_
(quar.)
35c
7
1-
1
1-
1
12-
7
12-23
12-
9
12-
1
12-15
12-
General
Fireproofing
Co.
(increased)
Foods, new common (initial quar.)
General Instrument Corp
45c
12-16
11-28
General
35c
12-
5
11-14
12-
9
11-10
General
10c
12-
1
11-15
50c
12-10
11-17
Merchandise
preferred
General
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
Portland
Cement
Precision
Equipment,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1
1-
9
2-
1
1-
32'Ac
12-
9
11-18
9
30c
12-16
12-
1
15c
(quar.)
'
(quar.)
2-
$1.25
Advertising
preferred
15c
933Ac
(quar.)
Outdoor
$1.60
$3
(quar.)-..
common
Extra
General
1, 2039—Dec
11-15
8c
(quar.)--
dividend
General
4
12-31
40c
common'
(quar.)
Bancshares Corp.
Crude
11-
40c
-
Fabricators
Corp.
General
9
1-10
12-10
56'Ac
Baking
5'/2%
12-
43c
(quar.)
Acceptance
Common
11-10
Transportation—
American
General
1
25c
quarterly
Aluminum
1st
12-
3%
(quar.)——
common
(quar.)
America
4%
50c
common
$2.98
and
12-28
(resumed)
6%
$3.75 preferred
Inc.—
1,
35c
81'Ac
Funds, Inc.—
E.)
Light Co.
General
Date
Company and Issue—
11-18
$1
General Motors Corp.,
TENDER
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
Consol. mtge. 3%-6% bonds ser. A due Jan.
12-15
....
General
$5
OF
2%
■
Stock
redemption,
sinking fund
11-23
12-10
(stock
75c
General
corporate
called
stock
12-14
12-20
.
I
General
•
list
12-20
15c
25c'
Inc.
General
Fund Notices
a
1-
$1.18%
(quar.)
Corp.—
A
•
Gatineau
•
Redemption Calls and Sinking
found
12-20
•
series-
General
I
1-
5
(quar.)___
A
Canada,
stock
General
be
7
12-20
28c
(monthly)
(monthly)
Increased
Below* will
7
11-
1-
3'Ac
Trailer
A
Gas
'
11-
12-
(quar.)
preferred
Garrett
70,517
220,698
38.0%
12-
18c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Corp.
Gardner-Denver
226,562
11-25
53,237,125
54,230,461
:
12-
12-16
;
of
(Charles
Class
■
liability on accept¬
ances
purchased for foreign
correspondents
—
Ratio
of
gold
certificate
re¬
serves
to
deposit and F. R.
note liabilities
combined.^—
12-20
25c
$1.08
Co.,
dividend
Class
capital
11-30
quarterly
Futterman
228,279
+ 2,194
36
2,279
4%
868,410
Contingent
184
+
--
accounts
12-26
(quar.)
Finance,
Fruehauf
384,718
406,204
774,808
72,880
406,488
774,808
11-18
14c
22c
gains)
j..-:
Sulphur Co.
(quar.)
Inc., new com. after
Stock
Frosst
—
-
—
capital
the current
loans
51,755,718
in
887
—
Preferred
Friden,
ACCOUNTS—
paid
12-15
series
Initial
NOTICE
of
52,976,569
11-18
.
class
Custodian
Friendly
45
+
1,393
others
■(Exclusive
42,132
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
__
Reserve
50,302
538
+
298
1,568
Federal
:
Freeport
liabilities
Borrowings:
From
4,556,518
accrued
48,177
11-18
12-15
registered
Utilities
General
deposits:
■
4,747,529
availability cash items
19,237,969
18,885,833
6,116,370
18,441,151
11-18
12-15
invest¬
net
capital
Company (quar.)
Wyoming Oil, common
Common
General
145
+
12,718
Interbank
Other
326,695
268
—
—
deposits:
banks
banks
deposits
12,15
$1
65'/2c
(quar.)
Co.
Motor Co.
—1,548
31
—
4,067
_—
+
505
«
LIABILITIES—
Demand
Franco
dividends
+1,072
1,280
9,480
Other
17
bonds maturing:
years
R.
Foxboro
336,220
480
.
29,102
indebtedness
years
F.
435,422
liabilities
Surplus
34
—
28
securities
Reserves
57
—
1,574
year
five
Total
38
3,469
certificates
634,797
210,789
428,532
220,522
379,437
198
—
12,545
L
securities—total
bills
Treasury
480,206
—
11-15
Co.—
(quar.)
Foster-Wheeler
17
15,346
Treasury
Treasury
etc.
„
Government
S.
finance,
—
18,139,632
institutions:
commercial banks
loans
17,611,715
____^
1
12-19
Extra
F-.tnklin
37
+
—
2
-
banks___
domestic
to
1,150
700
financial
personal
foreign
estate
Other
U.
finance,
to
Loans
Real
nonbank
to
Loans
;
17,360,986
Treasurer—gen. account
Total
1,679
Loans
S.
Other
carrying:
or
27,924,064
Foreign
Other
Government securities
Other
U.
Deferred
pur¬
carrying:
or
28,064,415
1,944
loans
securities
loans
Other
industrial
Government
Other
+
_
brokers
to
chasing
4,524
107,295
adjustedt
+
1,082
_
515
68,713
investments
and
Loans
+
12-
1
1
lVz%
(quar,)
preferred
Motor
Ford
12-10
30c
3'A%
27,919,099
reserves
bank
5
r
$1.12'A
from
from
preferred
Markets.
12-
12-
1-
(quar.)
Corp.
2
$1.121/2
._
(quar.)
preferred
notes
Deposits—
1-
12-9
12-
___
(quar.)j.
Light
Utilities
Steel
Common
Member
Corp.
&
Telephone,
Giant
Ford
Reserve
•
dividend)
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
LIABILITIES—
11-23
25c
(initial)-
(3c
11c
convertible
Florida
186,059
1
$1.25
div.)__
:
pfd.
Fund
preferred
4%%
107,192
*
139,609
1
12-
17'/2c
(increased)
Public
122,121
7,404,488
5,861,051
____^
1
Y. )—
(quar.)—.—___
conv.
preferred
4.32%
1212-;
11-30
7c
(N.
(stock
common
A
plus
Power
$1.12
_______i
assets
B
Power
Common
col¬
______
premises
Bank
(quar.)„
Growth
Florida
3
12-16
30c
(s-a)
(increased)
National
Company,
income
Florida
28,750
27,911,325
1-
5%
"
B
12-15
15c
50c
15 c
series
ment
27,717,325
process
class
Payable of Rec.
Corp.
(quar.)__
Corp.—
preferred
Florida
26,693,592
securities
and
foreign
pfd.
Deposit (Syracuse, N. Y.)
preferred
4'/2%
'
securities
__
Govt,
Construction
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Co.
and
Flintkote
10,506,993
12,530,298
>
2,606,071
repurchase agree.
U.
Realty &
Fishman
4'A%
Due
Federal
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
A
Share
Bros. Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
:
,
(M. H.), Inc. (quar.)———
$5
bought
12
Stores
Virginia
Florida
Nov. 18,
1959
issue..
Fisher
—
9,172,743
ment
(+ ) or
1960
1960
B
Quarterly
Decrease (-—) Since
Nov. 9,
this
Westchester
Food
Nov. 16,
and
Co.—
60c convertible
Southern
First
.
ASSETS—
National
Class
^'
^
2,489
"
under
Total
Cash
Increase
in
(New York)
371,098
48,108
...
Total
Other
porations decreased $113 million.
A
Per
$2.25
and cor¬
stock
preferred
series
bonds
Name of Company
First
Notes
$567 million in the
individuals, partnerships,
Inc.—
41/4%
967,704
__
:
lection
Time
15, 1964
Carolina,
Ltd.—
Mines
mortgage
Telephone
323,214
Bonds
and bonds.
1977—
1,
18,324,641
outright:
Total
bonds for
.
DIVIDENDS
combined total of Treasury notes and U. S. Government
and
June
convertible
Uranium
322,247
Certificates
to
bonds partly reflect the exchange of maturing certificates
Dec.
North
o!
cumulative
general
1,010,045
repurchase agree_1—-_
Government
Held
of
1963
1,
June
stock
due
debs,
due
Co.
16,699,644
advances
Bills
million.
$163
due
America—
of
debs,
17,691,687
reserves
' outright.:
under
Bought
nonbank financal institutions decreased $34 million.
Holdings
Corp.—
Co.—
subord.
1,016,045
cash
ment'
in all dis¬
million.
$91
Page
-
stock
preferred
Continued from page
Acceptances—
carrying U. S. Government
increased
•
15
358,314
gold certificate
DfScftUnts ''ittfd
U.
a
and dealers for
1860
_Dec
16,675,642
nptes of other banks
Held
industrial loans increased
Date
notes
i
25,
1959
First
F.
Bought
tricts for
1
-Dec
——
1393"
North-West
1960
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
adjusted.
Commercial and
*
1
,
r/
1
Corp.
5%%
of dollars)
Nov.
million in
$388
thousands
(In
Total
in
-Dec
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
week
$412 million in U. S. Government demand deposits, and
million
1858
CALLED
ISSUE
,
conv.
conv.
Service
Northspan
rities, and $298 million in balances with domestic banks,
$619
1914
1
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
member
System in leading cities
principal
15
-Dec
_Dec
conv.
5.60%
2.812680
reporting
weekly
e
-Dec
.
1977
1,
Machinery
Radio
Fublic
2.802171
2.812920
Condition Statement of Member Banks
of
2019
5
^Announced
statement
8
_Dec
conv.
First
condition
1611
-Dec
Inc.—
Co.,
5%
First 5%
The
1914
1
,
due 1977-
Corp.—
Malting Co., Ltd.—
cumulative
preferred
'A %
Collins
Thanksgiving
.0166401
2.802410
pound
sterling—
pound
June
due
cumul.
Canada
.264806
2.785227
.193356
Africa,
Line Co.—
bonds, 6'A % series
Transmission
Reduction
10-year
.0800560
.0166401
Kingdom,
debs,
American
.328600
.0800560
.140312
.
1014
30
Ry.—
bonds
Eastern
4.50%
.00161060
.00277533
.0349875
krona
due 1965-——
A
Company and Issue—
.210112
2.785069
—
1
-Nov
.
2.812680
.0800560
—
15
Pipe
line
ENTIRE
:v."
.239743
210112
2.812580
.328433
escudo
pipe
Northern
&
mtge.
6%
1608
-Dec
1977
1,
Wisconsin
mtge.
Texas
♦
1
-Dec
Gas Corp.—
collateral bonds series
*
2.813080
dollar.
pound-
krone
•
31
_Dec
.00311228
.203987
.209862
Switzerland, franc
United
.210637
.00311228
.203968
2.812920
guilder
peseta
•
Thanksgiving
Day
''
.00161060
Portugal,
t
,f
1.023046
.00277900
Zealand,
Union
1.021770
;
.239737
I
Malaysia, malayan
Mexico, peso
Sweden,
1.022135
.210637
deutsche mark
Netherlands,
'
1
.0201237
.00311228
franc.
new
pound
Norway,
.0384000
.0201255
.204018
—
yen
Spain,
.0384000
'
1.019817.:
lira
Japan,
.0384125
.0201225
1979—
15,
Dec.
due
33A% series due Dec. 1, 1966
(William A.) Straub, Inc.—
5%
s.
f. debs, of 1947 due Dec. 1, 1962_____;
1st
.
2.241179
*
rupee
Italy,
First
Piedmont
"
_Dec
Propane
and
1st
Michigan
$
.0120397
2.241099
,UJti4125
markka
Ireland,
.0120451
2.241498
.0201237
(Metropolitan)
Germany,
Nov. 24
$
15
Co.
due Dec.
A,
West
6%
Thursday
Nov. 23
'
rupee
Finland,
France
.0120507
2.241370
.
Belgium,
Ceylon,
Wednesday
$
1
Canada,
New
$
.0120359
pound
Nov. 22
$
Free
Australia,
Tuesday
Nov. 21
,
1
_Dec
_Dec
Corp.
debs,
B
Telephone
series
1909
_Dec
Canada Ltd.—
of
series
preferred stock
------5% debs, due Dec. 1, 1972.
cumul.
Cement
Co.
of Wisconsin—
1st mtge. bonds 43/4%
series due Dec. 1, 1986
Irving Oil Co. Ltd.—
5'A% debs, series A due May 31, 1967.
Jacksonville Terminal Co. 1st mtge. 33/e% bonds,
INCLUSIVE
in
B
Consolidated
General
NOVEMBER
&
1, 1970________due Nov. 1, 1979r
Corp.—
Iron
Fuel
Foundation
■
UNDEft TARIFF ACT OF
TREASURY
(A.
Corp.—
capital conv. debs, due Nov.
7% subord. debs,
5%%
Pursuant to the requirements
Banking
1
__
12-16
12-
25c
12-15
11-30
40c
common
,___
12-15
11-30
74'/2c
12-15
11-30
75c
12-15
11-30
Volume
192
Number
6007
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2163)
Per
Name of
5e
George
Company
Putnam
(Year-end
)9
♦
*
)8
of
of
payment
Holders
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Boston—
55c
from
realized
Stock
13c from investment income)
Castings (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of California—
4% %. preferred (1956 series) (quar.)
L4
L4
Telephone
$2,375
General
of
Co.
preferred
22
Harshaw
12-20
Harbor
(quar.) —,,——
Plywood Corp. (quar.)_
Farms
%c
12-
1
11-
4
12-
1
11-
4
1st
L9
32 %c
2-15
1-25
Haveg
58
*
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Hawaiian
(quar.)
preferred
C
12-
1
11-15
5ya%
preferred
F
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-31
(quar.)
10
11-22
1%
*
Gerber
Food
Inc., class A
Giant
Portland
Yellowknife
Gilbert
(A.
20c
(quar.)
10c
A
(monthly)
Nugget,
Inc.
1
13
(B.
Goodyear
Stock
in
11-30
11-30
class A
.9
5
.8
.8
5
on
and
common
class
7
7
!0
!0
!0
33
Rubber
&
1
1
1
11
15
10
5
Stock
1
11-15
Homasote
12-
1
11-15
Home
12-
1
2
12-19
11-15
Class
B
12-19
11-15
4ya%
(H.
Co.
(quar.)__
W.) Co. (increased
Gould-National
Batteries
Grace
R.)
37 %c
quar.)
(quar.)
8%
8%
class
Granite
Grant
3%%
T.)
5%
1st
Great
'
Power,
preference
(increased s-a)
Great
Northern
Northern
Great
Southern
Great
7%
11-11
Houston
Howard
Stores
12-
1
1
15
11-22
$1.41
12-
1
$5.12
12-
11-
9
Hudson
$1.75
12-10
1-
3
1-
3
12-
9
12-15
12-
1
12-
9
11-30
1-31
I-16
12 i/a c
29
03
$5
preferred
1—
1
(quar.)___:
$4.44
0L
4
$5
preferred
preferred
$5.08
Imperial
Bank
Imperial
Capital
11-2$
6-12-51
income
(quar.)
1
Water
(quar.)-
5-26
Hajoca Corp.
(quar.)_——
Halliburton Co. (quar.)
2
Hallnor
4
Hamilton
1
5%
5
1—
Ltd
Mines,
12-
6
10-13
Less
12-
6
10-13
Imperial
1-
1
1-
1
12-15
12-15
II-21
Class
A
11-21
Class
B
(quar.)
British
4%
preferred
.
Imperial
11-21
$1.40
11-21
5
6
6
Hammond Organ Co.
Extra
7
Handy
Stock
7
12-15
11-21
12-
1
11-13
25c
12-
1
11-15
12-19
12-
12-
11-21
12-
1
1
2
11-10
2-15
12-15
12-' 1
12-15
12-
2-
6
1
preferred
preferred
Hanna
8
A.)
(M.
Fund
from
net
(quar.).
Indian
of
0L
Class
B
(quar.)
——
Mills
Gas
Stock
Indianapolis
Hansen Mfg.
Harbison-Walker
Common
6%
Refractories
9
9
Industrial National Bank
12-10
11-25
12-10
11-25
1-2-61
12-
1
12-
Quarterly
Ingersoll-Rand,
preferred
Inland
& Bell, Ltd., 60c
Container, class A
Credit
Ingram
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
12-12
11-30
12-12
11-30
12-12
11-30
Inland
12-12
11-30
Institutional
11-15
Inland
Steel
12-15
12-
1
investment
12-15
12-
1
curities
12-
11-10
$1.50
1-20
1-
6
30C
12-23
12-
9
Harris-Intertype
Corp.
Harris
Savings
Trust
&
(quar.)
Quarterly
0
Bank
(Chicago)
and
30
cents
50c
1-
3
12-19
from
Income
Fund
(from
preferred
4%%
Iron
Ltd.,
Corp.
class
preferred
12-10
11-28
12-
1
11-18
12-
1
11-18
*
iquar.i
International
Business
Cigar Machinery
(increased)
Machines
(quar.)
(quar.,)_
11-
4
12-
1
11-
4
3.80%
1
11-18
1
11-15
12-19
11-18
75c
12-15
11-30
12M,C
II-30
11-15
$1.25
11-30
11-15
11-30
11-15
1-
3
12-15
12-14
12-
$1.25
12-30
12-15
1-23
1-11
7
Kansas
12-
15c
1
11-18
57 V2 c
1-14
1-
3
12-27
12-
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-18
1-
3
12-
3-
1
2-
12-
9
11-
2
12-
10-31
1
12-15
11-
12-
9
11-18
12-28
12-15
12-
11-30
10-
12-
1
11-18
12-
1
11-18
7
12-31
12-15
ti2yaC
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
$$0.2919
12-
1
11-16
$65c
It
1
12-16
12-15
11-30
12-15
$62yac
11-23
12-
2
11-25
12-
1
11-15
12-16
11-25
12-13
11-29
15c
30c
12-
1
11-10
1-
1
12-10
.»
1-
1
12-10
12-
1
11-15
1-
1
12-15
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-
1
1-2-81
12-
5
1
1-30
12-15
12-
12-15
1
11-25
12-12
11-25
$28
1-18
11-30
2-
12-15
11-30
12-
1
11-15
12-
40c
1
11-
1
12-15
11-30
1-14
12-20
1-14
12-20
12-
1
12-
9
11-25
50c
12-
9
12-
1
12-
1
11-
1
62 %c
'
12-
9
11-10
1-
1
tlOc
12-
1
12-10
75C
25c
1
1
12-15
40c
25c
12-
12-
1-
'
11-10
12-10
11-25
12-10
11-25
11-15
(Pa.)—
$1.25
(quar.)
35c
shares
Amer.
12-10
12-
9
11-21
66c
(quar.)
com.
12-20
11-18
22 %c
11-30
11-18
12-
1
11-21
$1.03'/a
59 %C
1
11-21
12-
1
11-21
$1,183/4
(quar.)
series)
12-
$1.183/4
preferred
(1959
(increased
preferred
12-
1
quar.)
11-21
12-20
11-30
58c
(quar.)
95c
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
$1.05
;
12-
$1
J
12-
1
11-14
preferred
(quar.)
$1.08%
12-
1
11-14
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.12%
12-
1
11-14
3.80%
preferred
95c
3-
1
2-13
4%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
$1
3-
1
2-13
$1.05
3-
1
2-13
3-
1
3-
1
(quar.)
preferred
4.20%
4.35%
4.50%
Kansas
4.28%
4%%
;
—
—
$1,083/4
preferred
Gas
(quar.)
Electric, common
&
preferred A
$1.12 >/2
(increased)
$5 preferred
Natural
Gas,
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Drug
Co,
$4.50
:
-
(quar.)
Land (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Kerr
Income
Fund
Oil
Common
(monthly)
—_—
Keystone
B-l"
K-2"
income
Funds,
plus
Kleinert
Knox
(I.
Knudsen
Bond
12-
9
40c
9
12-15
11-30
12-
5
11-15
15c
1-
1
12-
10c
1-
2
12-15
1-2-61
12-15
2%
87 %c
$ey4c
60c
II-30
1-
6
11-11
3
12-15
12-15
11-25
112-
1
12-15
6
11-14
12-15
11-23
20c
12-
11-18
1-13-61
1- «
4-
7
1-
C
$20c
1
4-14-61
1-13-61
12-15
11-25
12-
11-15
$1,183/4
1
12-
3
1-
3
12-
9
1-
3
12-
9
12-
1
11-
8
1-
1
12-
8
12-15
Fund—
a
from
net
special
of
32c
Creamery
preferred C
12-15
12-15
11-30
from
—1
50c
(quar.)
11-30
11-10
—
1
12-
9
12 %c
(initial)
1-
1-
2
12-
6
10c
25c
35c
—
20c
1%%
dividend)
(quar.)—*
(quar.)
12-12
45c
Telephone (quar.)
B.) Rubber (quar.)—
(stock
56c
42c
inc.)
investment
Koehring Company, common (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)__———
5%
9
3
16c
(quar.)
Glass
12-
I-
Inc.—
Kimberly-Clark Corp. (quar.)
Kingsport Press, new common
Kingston Products Corp.
Co.
12-15
12-
3
30c
profits)
Keystone Steel & Wire
Kirsch
2
3
1-
Fund—
(10c
realized
net
1-
1-
28 %c
(from net investment
Growth
"Series
2
35V2C
30c
Investment
"Series
7
5c
-
(quar.)
Custodian
Keystone
7
12-
Industries, Inc.—
(quar.)
preferred
Keystone
12-
12-22
40c
(quar.)
4>/a%
prior preferred (quar.)
Keyes Fibre Co., common (quar.)
4.80%
12-22
25c
Utilities Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Kerr-McGee
26c
$1.25
—
(s-a)
Kentucky
43/4%
12-
25c
(quar.)
5%
3
60c
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)_—.
Kent-Moore Organization
(quar.)__
Kentucky Stone Co.—
Common
1-
$1.12%
Gold
Common
2
30c
(quar.)_
common
preferred
County
2
12-
$1.25
Chemical Co. (stock dividend)
Kawneer Company (quar.)
Kayser-Roth Corp.
(quar.)
Kellogg Company, 3'/a% preferred (quar.)__
Kelly Douglas & Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)__
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.) -1
Kerr-Addison
12-
3
$1.25
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Company,
3
1-
$1.12%
& Light,
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Kern
2
1-
$1.12%
Power
Kendall
2-13
2-13
12-
$1.08
Extra
Katz
12-27
15c
Kansas-Nebraska
Kansas
42c
$1.07
(quqr.)_;
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Kittanning
3
12-15
3
1-18
4.50%
11-30
12-15
1
1-
11-16
1
4.35%
11-30
15c
1-14
1
3c
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
5%
11-30
1
11-18
t5c
4ya%
12-30
1,
City Power & Light—
Common
6
12-15
4
$13 3/4 c
4%
1212-
9c
B
4
1
25c
Chemical,
convertible
43/4%
investment
—
Breweries
11-
12-
35c
(quar.)
&
4%%
se¬
—
11-
1
93 3/4 c
;
Airlines.
Aluminum
2
40c
International
—
—
(quar.)
income)
Interior
Interlake
1
—4—
profits)
Institutional
1
Royal Dutch
Paper
11-28
Foundation Fund (10 cents from
income
Sutherland
12-
12 %C
(quar.)
Corp
Co.
KVP
11-15
1
25c
dividend
Stock
1
$1.25
Steel Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
12-10
$15c
(quar.):
(quar.)
10-31
12-
12-
Laughlin
12-23
5%
Corp.
Homes
pref.
(quar.).
Common
12-
$3
—
1
55c
(quar.)
75c
(s-a)
(quar.)
annual
preferred
$1
6%
Increased
4'/8%
5c
9
11-16
12-
15c
(quar.)
KLM
$1.06 y.
(quar.)_
47 %C
$1
Johnson
Kaiser
50C
common
12-15
12-15
17 %c
Johns-Manville Corp. (quar.)
Johnstown Bank & Trust Co.
5%
12-15
3
2%
quar.)
A
1
(Providence, R. I.)
_——
3
3
$15c
12-30
$1.25
r
45c
—,
0
—
12-
Co.—
(quar.)—_———
preferred ; (quar.)
(quar.)
common
12-
11-25
15c
(quar.)
0
0
Co.,
1-
1-
1-
44c
(quar.)___
12-
2%
—
5%
15c
Co.
9
9
L
Water
B
11-14
25c
(quar.)—
45c
37c
(quar.)
I-14
5%
—
11-21
$1.25
12-20
(quarterly
dividend)
(quar.)
•
General Corp.
'
5
8
(stock
Water
&
&
&
1
40c
12-10
6c
dividend
Indiana
50c
■—
12-30
preferred
preferred
Jones
12-
12-30
1-14
10c
Boston,
Inc.
income)
investment
Head
Indiana
50c
'
11-28
1-14
$35c
Incorporated Investors
11c
(quar.)
Co., class A
_—1
(quar.)
—
$1.25
(quar.)
12-15
my2c
—---——-—
3
1%
4
1
Corp., Ltd.—
;
3
12yac
common
12-30
$75c
i
(quar.)
Kawecki
1-
$10c
Harman,
12-15
1-14
$37yac
(quar.)
(quar.)
i
preferred (initial)—
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada) (increased)
$1
1
&
12-31
Utd.—
Ltd.
——
Inland
5%
11-21
6V4%
Paints,
1-
12-15
25C
—
8
capital
$1.25
$1
Handy
9
7
long-term
preferred A (quar.)
,—r—
4%,% preferred B (quar.)
Industrial Hose & Ribber (initial)—
30c
Co
12-
$30c
$1.06'/4
-t
11-21
investment
$1.12'/2
(quar.)„
______—
(quar.)
dividend
Andy
from
$2.50 preferred
11-21
$1
Paper Co., common
4(4% preferred (quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)_
9
(8c
(final)
Investment
12-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hammermill
8
tlOc
12-15
$$1.25
Hamilton Watch Co., common
3>
9
tax
Flo-Glaze
12-15
122 yac
(quar.)—_
common
Johnson
50c
—
Industries,
(quar.)
12-15
60c
(quar.)_.
6-17
20c
——
12-15
f3c
—
Ltd.,
Cotton,
preferred
V
——
(quar.)
common
from
Chemical
Imperial
25c
ooc
—v
7-1-61
12-
1
11-21
20c
common
Johnnj/ Reb, Inc., class
25c
(quar.)
Canada (extra)——
32c
$1.27
—
3-18
40c
Income
Hackensack
plus
$1.10
——
5-22
11-16
1
1-
1
$1,05
(this payment clears all arrears)
4-1-61
1
1-
12-
10c
12-18
12-
11-16
1-10
97yac
preferred
6-20
6%
11-16
1
20c
Company, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Jockey Club, Ltd., common (s-a)
5ya%
1
1-10
933/4C
3%%
4.32%
Fund
$1.25
——
11-22
12-
12-
60c
—
1-2-61
25c
2-24
31
51
of
$1.11
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1-13
11-25
25c
—
12-20
11-25
53 3/4 c
Tea
$47yac
——
Co.,
(quar.)
RR.
$1.05
(quar.)—
Utilities, common
preferred (quar.)
$4.40 preferred (quar.)—
$4.20
pfd.
$1.25
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Co.
Central
$1.16
—
pfd.
—
preferred
Cement
$1.29
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Gulf States
1
4.60%
Ideal
1
12-19
$1.25
preferred
5%
Breaker
3%
Co., * 4.64%
preferred
2-
Circuit
12-19
3-13-61
«'
—
Power
Company
Illinois
9
$1.25
.«
7%
Jewel
32C
preferred
I-T-E
4-15
12-
SI .25
(quar.)
dividend
5.16%
1
50c
——
Oil Corp.
Stock
Gulf
L4
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Gulf
1
1
tlOc
(quar.)
11-18
11-18
12*20'
12M.C
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(initial)
5%
11-23
5
Glass Co.—
12-30-
11-25
9
4-29
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hyster
12-20
preferred
B
Products
11-25
tlOc
preferred
preferred
Vitamin
12-
12-
12-12
Inc.,
Corp.
35y4c
Huttig Sash & Door,
30c
Jeannette
Jantzen,
3iyac
(quar.)
(quar.)_
11-30
37yac
$£
class A
Paper,
preferred
11-30
30c
Jarecki
2
10c
12-31
—
2
12-
12-29
12-
75c
(quar.)
30c
12-31
——
11-
12-28
9
35%C
(reduced
Supply,
preferred
11-28
11-21
12-
3C
-
Service
Water
1
7%C
(quar.)
3%
12-31
9
$5
12-10
$1.06 y»
dividend)
(quar.)—
25c
30c
Jahncke
-Jamaica
9
1-
10c
(quar.)
3%
—
11-30
2
12-
$1.25
*
(quar.)
Mfg.
Co.
dividend
40c
dividend)
$1,061/4
tl8%c
—
(increased
$5
>9
(stk.
Hunt
5%
1
12-
2
1
$1.25
'
(quar.)
$1.10
.
(quar.)
com.
Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
Hugoton Production (quar.)——
Foods & Industries, com.
(quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
1
9
11-10
12-
4%
B (quar.)—
Huron & Erie Mortgage (quar.)„—
Hutchinson Sugar, Ltd. (quar.j—
(quar.)—
(quar.)-.—
com.
1212-
1
30c
Hudson
30c
22yac
(Florida)
Pulp &
1-
31>/4C
-
;
2nd
12-15
40o
.
—
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.,
Corp.,
;
Hudson
11-22
(quar.)—_
(initial) i
Extra
(quar.)
(stock
1
9.
12-13
11-15
12-
1-
10c
(quar.)
Trust
Stock
1
Inc.—;
12-15
20C
(quar.)
1
voting
Fireman
12-15
12-
28C
preferred
Irving
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
4%%
Iron
12-30
12-20
secu¬
(quar.)
Iowa Southern Utilities, common
$1.76
preferred
(quar.)
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Sound Co.
11-22
(Houston)—
(quar.)
Insurance
Howe
12-
—
Life
1
12-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Lighting & Power
12-31
12-
12-
realized
net
*
9
12-23
special
preferred
12-
11-30
and
4.20%
12-
$1
1-16
preferred
preferred
4.40%
1
93 %c
12-10
12-30
pfd.
—
1
11-li
3
11-18
12-15
5
-
Services
$1.75
pfd.
7
Gulf
1
5%
common
11-
quar,)—
Growers Wine, Ltd., class A (quar.)-.——
Class
A
(quar.)
Grumman Aircraft Engineering (quar.)
5
of America,
Finance,
12-
3%%
3
12-20
5%
dividend
1
4%
1-
from
$1.75
—
—
1
25c
Greyhound Lines of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)—
Grocery Store Products (increased quar.)
Grolier, Inc.
(quar.).
1-
75c
common
common
5%
12-
t70c
/
Insurance
Mfg.
Greyhound Corp.,
4(4% preferred
Y.),
12-10
.
12-29
5%
(quar.)
—
Stock
t62yac
—
Life
Shoe
Household
11-21
U2%c
_—
(quar.)—
preferred
Green
11-28
12-19
1
12-29
11-14
5
1-
68 3/4 C
r
3.90%
12-12
Extra
4%
Ry
Sugar,
12-15
(N.
Hubinger Company
—
Western
Hotel Corp.
t3iy4c
—
(quar.)_
Paper
Great
11-21
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
11-31
12-12
12-
15c
—
'
$1
(quar.)
$2.80
12-12
11-18
11-30
11-15
1-
15c
(quar.)
25c
—
Mfg.
11-15
1
11-10
23 3/4 c
Service, common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.06 y*.
—
Co.
$40c
—
Ltd.—
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred
Hoskins
1
12-
12-
of 20c
$1.75
—
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Northern Gas Utilities,
Common
11-21
12-
1
54Vac
Public
50c
(stock dividend).
—
Baking
Hardart
&
11-15
$1.12V4hr
—
Quarterly
Horn
2
1
——
40c
(quar.)
j
Ltd.
Paper,
12-12
93 %c
Dredge & Dock
-—
12-
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Lakes
Lakes
12-15
12-
Iowa
11-10
12-
(quar.)__..
Loan
3.75 %
12yac
-—-—
Corp.
Hardart
Quarterly
1
11-15
$12%c
——
(quar.)
dividend
&
35c
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
Extra
11-4
1
Land
Stock
Horn
$2
common
Great
Great
12-
preferred (quar.)—
class A (s-a)_.-
(quar.)—,
$2
(quar.)
Company,
preferred
12-
40c
preferred (quar.)__
City Steel
(W.
12-15
30c
Co., common (quar.)—
class A preferred (quar.)
B
2
50c
&
(W.
2
12-
11-22
1
1
15c
;
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co., com.
(quar.)
12-15
1-
.
Horizon
12-
12-22
11-30
1
12*.
(increased)--
Corp., common
6%
preferred (quar.)
Iowa Electric Light & Power,
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
preferred (quar.)
12-
2%
preferred
; 12-22
11-15
11-14
1
12-
$1.25
System
common
Investment income
Jaeger Machine Co.
(quar.)——
Hooker Chemical Corp., common
(quar.);
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Hoover Company, class A (quar.)
12-
t$2
11-15
1
Investors
37 %c
65c
Corp.
12-31
t$l
—,
1
1
12-30
split)
Company, 5%
12-15
2%
12-
15c
dividend
55c
22 %c
12-
Winston—
Oil Co., Ltd.,
Oil
11-15
tl5c
2-for-l
a
11-15
1
12-
12 %C
Class
t6c
(quar.)
approved
&
29c
(quar.)
Quarterly
1
12-15
12-
A
Company, (quar.)____i___
Mfg.
.0
L8
class
stock)
A
Reinhart
1
12-
11-15
5
t50c
'
A non-voting
(quar.)
Investors Funding, commqn
6% preferred (quar.)-
40c
(quar.)——-
—
common
(Stockholders
Holt
Honolulu'
—
Great Lakes
!5
11-18
1-3-61
1
12-
12-
Co.,
Diversified
40c
—
—
20c
—
11-25
12-
11-18
35c
profits
Common
11-14
5%
Commercial'Corp.
34 3/8 c
Extra
1-15
1
12-15
10%
Holly Oil Co._
Holophane Co.
50c
—
Great
10
11-10
year-end
1
teoc
(quar.)
•
Investors
$1.25
)
—,
!
11-28
1
11-25
12-15
87 %c
Ltd.
Investment Co. of America^—
8c from net
12-
12-
12-15
50c
Line
Investors
12-15
$1
-
Extra
Pipe
12-19
75c
75c
(quar.)
Corp., com. (quar.)
(quar.)
25C
11c
,—
Hollinger Consol. Gold Mines
12-27
2-
12-15
$1.09%
—
(quar.)
9
12-
$1.50
Mfg.
1-10
15c
(quar.)__
_4_
Gorham
8
.8
12-21
12-
12-29
75c
* (quar.)—
—
Hobart
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Gossard
1
>
$13c
(reduced)
Extra
r
-
7c
dividend
Quarterly
5
15c
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.
dividend
rity
t40c
Hotels Corp.,
common
preferred
(quar.)
5ya%
preferred (quar.)
5%
Co.
preferred
11-30
Supermarkets, class A (quar.)
Electric Light (stock dividend)-
11-15
(quar.)..
12-15
17 %c
,
11-10
1
5%
preferred (quar.)
Interstate Motor Freight
12-15
(s-a)
12-
9
preferred
20c
Ltd.
12-12
12-
5'/a%
11-15
6
12-30
12-
4.36%
5
6
com. sha.
$1
11-16
3
12-15
6
12-
11-21
7%c
12-
1
(increased)
Drilling,
Silver
Power
12-
12-30
pro¬
Co.
;
Interstate
1-
-
Hilton
//
F.)
Tire
1
11-15
12-14
7c
1-
dividend
(payable
Goodrich
11-
7c
Rubber—
Stock
ec.
5
12-14
,
-
Goodall
Hilo
17 %c
(quar.)__
A
—
Industries
Extra
1
11-23
Gold & Stock Telegraph, (quar.)
Golden
11-
Hills
11-23
__
(monthly)
Envelopes, Ltd.,
Globe-Wernicke
5
12-12
(monthly)
A
Globe
9
12-15
9
12-
preferred
(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)———
Hi-Tower
12-
12-12
5c
class
Co.,
class
Corp.,
11-30
12-
30c
1
12-
20c
4.37ya%
12-15
12-
50c
(quar.)
3ya%
11-15
1
12•
1
15c
12-23
62 %c
(quar.)
A
1-
12-28
$10c
11-10
1-
30c
11-22
11-28
12-15
a
preferred (quar.)
Stock
Chemical Corp.—
Newport
Common
1
on
Interstate Engineering Corp.
(quar.)
Interstate Hosts, Inc., common
1
12-
1-26
(quar.)
class A
——Hershey Chocolate Corp. (quar.)
12-15
17 %c
Distilleries
Class
1
2
.
Class
Class
1-
12-
12-
12-15
1
common
Heyden
1
—
5
2-
—
Hewitt-Robins, Inc
10c
A
1-
35C
—
40c
.___
class
1-15
12-15
12-12
*30c
Utilities
5c
Express,
12-15
(quar.)
(quar,)
Gilpin (Henry B.) Co.,
Glen-Gery Shale Brick
Glickman
A
Helm's
12-15
35c
Glenmore
1
1
Class
p
1
„
Ltd.
International
—
—!
,
1
(quar.)
Mines,
5
12-15
12-20
(quar.)
Textbook
1-
5C
(quar.)—
Inc.
1-
C.), Co
B
preferred B
conv
1-
(quar.)
Cement
International
1-15
—
(quar.)
Helene Curtis Industries—
11-19
$1.25
(quar.)
International
b
91V4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.23
(quar.)__
Products Co.
Extra
10
12-
6%
Heublein,
(quar.)
—
Company
Extra
1
era
1
preferred A
$1.15
(quar.)
Gillette
15
1
12-
Co. (quar.)______
Co., 3.65% preferred
(H. J.)
Extra
(quar.)
Giant
20
12-
50c
Mining
7%
Georgia Power Co.—■
Giant
33
12-16
25c.
:
2%%
-
5
1-
12 %c
12-31
.
dividend
preferred
1-
20c
11-22
^
$4.92
International Salt Co.
1-
1-3-61
4
2
(quar.)
(year-end)
1-15
2%
12-31
11-25
preferred
(quar.)
Helmerick & Payne, Inc. (year-end)
Hercules Gallon Products, common
11-25
$5
Corp.
Heinz
11-14
$4.60 preferred
5
5
the
on
Ltd.
Resistance
1-15
$2
11-
11-
78 %c
(quar.)
Petroleum,
1-15
2%
dividend
66c
——
International
Extra
-
59 %c
—
Co—
International
5
name)
jHecla
12-16
Stock
16
Stock
new
11-22
(quar.)
—
7
1-
dividend
dividend)
11-22
11-30
Marble
under
(stock
11-22
25c
dividend
Products
12-31
25c
Stock
ll-2o
12-
1-15
Interprovinclal
(see
12-31
„
Extra
12-16
12-14
28 % c
Corp.
1
1
Ltd.—
(increased)
Dec.
on
posed 3-for-l stock split
preferred
12-15
12-
12-
2%
27 %c
12-31
preferred
(quar.)
General Tire & Rubber (quar.),_____
Georgia
to Dole
Canada,
com.
Stockholders will vote
$4
Holders
*40c
25c
55c
(quar,)___.—
preferred
11-30
1-16
25c
of
Co.,
25c
54 %c
(quar.)
preferred
Georgia-Pacific
33
changed
Hawley
11-22
53 %c
preferred
11-10
When
Payable of Rec.
$1.75
dividend
2iy4c
-
(quar.)
preferred G
(quar.)
Pineapple Co.—
Name
Hazeltine
(quar.)—
4.36%
5.28%
39
(quar.)
announcement
$1.25
19c
4.40%
Corp.
E
1
12-31
Hawaiian
.
4.75 %
ge
D
preferred
534%
9
25c
(quar.)-
(quar.)
12-
1
60c
(quar.)__—
preferred
12-
25c
_
B
4V4%
5%
Telephone & Electronics—
preferred
pfd.
11-15
57c
International Paper
1-
60c
Inc
Co.
25c
5%
1
$1.30
(quar.)
"
Co..
12-
_.
4.25%
50
Agricultural
Electric, Ltd.,
12-
Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred (quar.)—
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$5
preferred
(quar.)
12-
Nickel
Share
(quar.)
com.
Increased-auar.
(increased)
1
5%
:
$2.25
Common
Inc.
62yac
(quar.)
International
12-14
48 %C
64yac
prelerred
11-30
10c
(quar.)
1-
5
7% preferred (quar.)
International Investors,
9
Per
Name of Company
Stock
59 %C
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
General
Industries,
Hawaiian
1-25
11-2J
i$1.63
(quar.)
class A
Harvey Aluminum,
2-15
11-16
12-
Lignt—
1-25
33c
12-14
International Harvester Co.,
25c
(quar.)
A
Electric
preferred
2-15
\
11-16
International, Ltd.—.
32 %c
Illinois—
5.00%
5.20%
pref.
3.90%
General Telephone
L4
Chemical
Hartford
of Rec.
12-14
33%%
11-23
12-30
27(40
(quar.)_
5.16%
11
dividend
12-23
Hardee
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1.30 preferred B (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
Holders
Payable
$2
40c
5%%
General
(s-a)
68c
Steel
General
<*
(Pa.)
When
Share
of Company
Harrisburg. Trust
gains and
General
When
Share
Fund
47
——
25C
15c
—
12-15
11-15
3
11-28
12-15
11-30
I-
12-16
12-
9
12-13
II-30
12-
1
11-25
12-
1
11-15
62 %c
12-30
12-15
68 %c
12-30
12-15
43
(2164)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
1960
Monday, November 28,
.
.
»>v
Per
Name of Company
Koppers Company,
4%
u
Share
Class
A
B
Class
I
1-
3
12-
1
11-
1-
3
12-6
12-
6
7
10c
1-20
1-
2-
6
40c
12-12
(quar.)
12 %c
1-
6
$7
11-15
preferred
Mechanics
Mellon
Superior
5%
preferred
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(Alfred)
Class
A
Lamson
i
and
&
12-
2
12-
2
1
10-28
Melrose Hotel
1-
2
12-15
Melville
1
1-
1
12-
12-
1
11-15
Merchants
12-
1
11-15
Mercantile
National
Mercantile
Stores
Quarterly
Melchers
4.75%
1-16
convertible
preferred A
t
Lamston
La
)
Lancer Industries, Inc.—
70c
convertible preferred
Lane Bryant, Inc. (quar.)
(M.
Laura
Le
H.).
Mengel
Lee
Inc.
(R.
Lehigh
G.)
(stock
Bank
&
&
12-
1
11-10
12-
5
11-18
12-
9
11-30
30c
12 Vic
J.)
(N.
(Greenville,
preferred
(Tenn.)
(Virginia)
3.85%
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
Stock
Ltd.,
$2.40
(increased
preferred B
Ltd.
Groceterias,
(Jonathan)
Star
Inc.
Brewing
11-15
12-
1
11-10
12-10
11-18
Star
Lone
Star
Cement
Gas,
Lorillard
(P.)
4
11-
12-
2
11-18
1
11-10
Milton
1-
2
12-15
Mine
12-10
11-18
12-15
12-
1
12-20
11-24
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-
5%
11-30
11-17
11-18
3
Louisiana
(increased)
(increased-quar.)__
$59c
12-
11-
2
Mission
17 Vic
1-
12-15
50c
1-
12-15
1-
12-15
25c
45c
12-16
12-12
12-
2
11-25
12-15
11-15
,,12-31
.12-15
12-31
2%
55c
1
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
20c
12-15
12-
1
20c
RR.
12-
12-19
40c
<_
12-19
$1.75
(quar.)
12-
11-15
$1
$25c
25c
(quar.)
37y2c
20c
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
1
12-12
2-1-61
1-16
11-
1
1-20
12-15
4.40%
.'v
MacKinnon
5%
'—
—
Class
9
11-30
12-
9
11-30
12-
9
11-25
1-
11-30
11-16
$3c
12-15
11-23
+3c
12-15
Macy
(R.
H.)
Maher
(from
Shoes,
Ltd.
income)__
Class
Marconi
tions,
Ltd.,
cl.
Marshall
Field
&
Massachusetts
(From
(W.
Investors
L.)
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-15
12-
12-
11-21
2Vi%
Company
5
1-16
1-
1
3
River
McCloud
McCord
Corp.,
Growth
voting
&
Co.,
(quar.)
11-15
12-30
12-
1
11-14
1-
1
4.30%
12-29
11-30
12-15
11-11
$$1.12%
12-
1
11-11
$$1.37%
__
12-
1
11-11
90c
5c
(quar.)
12-15
12-
1
12-
5
11-14
55c
12-
1
11-15
(quar.)
933/4c
12-
1
11-15
(quar.)
933/4c
12-
1
11-15
common
1
12-
12-15
12-
1
40C
12-15
12-
5.52%
5%
4%
12-
11-
7
1
2
11-15
1$
Co.
(quar.)
common
voting
,
and
11-17
55c
i
12-10
11-30
11-15
62 %c
(quar.)
12-30
12-
8c
12-16
12-
1
2
non¬
Edison
McGraw-Hill
Co.
Extra
McKesson &
Mines,
Robbins.
Machine
&
Inc.
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
11-25
12-21
12-
9
12-21
12-
9
12-
11-
1
37 %c
_
&
(quar.)—
(quar.)
50c
—
__
1
3%
1
1
12-
9
1-13
pfd.
Morgan
43/4%
12-21
12-
85c
12-31
12-
11-25
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)
90c
12-31
12-
1
12-15
11-25
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
97V2c
12-31
12-
1
12-
11-
4.10%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02%
12-31
12-
1
(Henry)
Finance
Mount
Diablo
50c
12-14
11-28
1- 2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
12-28
12-12
40c
90c
18c
12-16
Co.,
Corp.
11-30
Noranda
11-30
Norfolk
Ltd.
Western
11-22
Normetal
12-
11-16
Norris-Thermador
Corp.
1
11-14
B
Car
12-
9
12-
9
1
11-13
North
Penn
12-15
11-15
North
River Insurance
(N. Y.)
12-15
11-15
North
Shore Gas
1
11-29
Northeastern
1-
1
11-29
Northern
Central
Ry.
1
11-29
Northern
Illinois
Corp.,
1
Northern
12-27
1-30
1-10
$35c
.____
1-16
12-31
12-
1
11-15
10c
12-
1
11-18
'_
(quar.)
30c
62y2c
12-
1
12-10
1- 1
11-
12-15
12-
1
11-
40c
12-
1
11-
prior
Public
Gas,
12-31
preferred
Bancorporation,
$3.50
12-20
12-
35c
12-12
11-18
Pharamcal
O'Okiep
A
(s-a)
Copper,
dividend
common
preferred
Service,
Oak
Mfg.
Co.
Ohio Edison Co.,
Ltd.
preferred
3
12-15
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_______
$1.10
1-3
12-15
4.44%
(quar.)
$1.11
1-
12-15
12-
1
4.56%
preferred
(quar.):
11-15
11-18
Ohmart
12-
11-28
Olin
20c
12-
5
11-2H
Onondaga
20c
—
12-10
1-
3
12-16
5
(Md.)—
97y2c
-
(Fairfield
40c
12-15
12-
6
County,
12-30
12-
12-30
12-
9
1
9
approval Jan.
25,
4-
(quar.)
(auar.)
Westchester
1
3-
1
30c
(stock
divd.)
(Subject to approval of stkhlders. Jan.
common
12-30
12-20
25c
Pa.)
Ontario
Quebec
12-15
12-
5
Products
Mfg.
Corp.
4.75%
preferred B
preferred D
Building
'.
(quar.)
11-14
11-19
12-10
12-10
12-
$25c
1
11-29
2-15
1-
5
12-
20c
1-
2
12-15
12-30
11-15
$10c
12-30
12-12
$1.19
1-
1-13
12-13
11-10
Otter
Tail
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
1-
1
12-19
12-
9
12-
12-
1
11-18
12-
1
11-18
45c
12-10
11-15
11-15
11-25
$4.40
Power,
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
12-
1
$3.60
preferred
(quar.)
90c
12-
1
National
50c
12-10
11-17
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
30c
12-
Owens-Illinois
Chemical,
preferred (quar.)
National Drug & Chemical
com.
(quar.)
$1.06Vt
4%%
Common
66c
(quar.)
convertible
11-10
preferred
(quar.)
Extra
42 %c
12-
1
11-
4
National
$1.06%
12-
1
11-
4
National
Key
Food
Insurance
Co.
12-
1
11-
4
12-
1
11-
4
4%
Ox
$20c
$15c
t
40c
—
.
(quar.)
Products
11-15
Glass,
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
1-25
11-15
1-
5
62'/2c
Brush
(quar.)
Mfg., class A (quar.)
Oxford Paper Co., $5 preferred
(quar.)
1-
1
12-
9
12-
9
12-
1
12-
1
11-18
$1.25
Fibre
Oxford
11-10
25c
(quar.)
5
40c
(quar.)
12-
$1
common
12-
1
11-15
(Hartford)—
,
Co.
11-10
Ltd.—
—
Quarterly
11-10
(Canada),
1
12-15
common
1
15c
40c
;
12-
&
12-19
$1
12-15
National Distillers
5
15c
(s-a)__!
12-30
Dairy
1-16
*40c
Co.
Oshkosh B'Gosh, Inc.
Extra
9
1
7
12-
50c
(stock dividend)
Products (quar.)
11-
11-18
2%
Lines
City
11-19
12-15
National Company
National
7
11-15
9
10c
Ltd.
11-
12-
5c
(quar.)
2-10
11-30
11-30
li- 7
4%
3-10
$1.75
1
$$3
dividend
70c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
7
12-
•'
(quar.)
4%
(increased)
11-
40c
(s-a)__
Opemiska Copper Mines. Ltd. (initial)
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4%
1
12- T
;;
Orpheum
-
19)
7
12-
$1;10
25c
(quar.)
Ry.
Steel
Stock
1960)
11-
12-
40c
Opelika
1
52 shares held, sub¬
(Chambersburg,
Pottery
&
Extra
3-
4-
11-15
11-14
1
20c
(quar.)
Helicopters, Ltd.
Tyrone Corp. (quar.)
10c
dividend
1
12-
$1.12ya
Okanagan
30c
—
*
Co.
3
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
1-
1
12-10
40c
Extra
Oliver
(quar.)
Extra
$1.14
12-
12-30
$1.02
(quar.)__
Corp.
Mathieson
Ontario
—
37c
(quar.)
preferred
20c
Quarterly
prefer) ed
Co.
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
1
11-18
3.90%
(quar.)
Biscuit
2
4.40%
4.y2%
National
1212-
1-
11-15
preferred
of
12-12
12-15
11-18
4.40%
Bank
5
$2.10
11-18
4.20%
National
5
1
10-31
of Tulsa
12-
12-12
12-
11-25
National Bank
11-10
12-15
12-15
Fund.
stockholders
9
25c
11-25
to
11-15
12-
26'Ac
12-12
Bank
11^15
25c
(initial quar.)
___:
5c
ject
11-15
1
:
50c
National
1
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Extra
(One share for each
11- 4
$50c
common
Co., 4.08% preferred
preferred (quar.)
i
Stock
1
11-28
Oil
Conn.)
4
12-
12-
(quar.)
Power
Trust
11-
25c
Mills,
Ohio
&
1
12-1
(quar.)
Flour
Ohio
Bank
12-
$2.10
2
National
9
30c
27y2c
Ltd
12-
(auar.)
12-
of
11-25
B
12-31
3
$1.12y2
quar.)
12-19
Corp.
12-16
1-
per
South
1
(increased
12-12
Class
12-16
1
1-16
10c
Nation-Wide Securities
1
1-
$1.31%
.___
15c
Natco
12-16
1,'-
1
1-15
$I.12V6-
common
50c
A
1-
22J/2c
Extra
class
'
(quar.)
(quar.)______
Muskegon Piston Ring (reduced)
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.,
11-18
11-25
75c
15 shillings equal to about
American share less Union of
Africa non-resident tax
J
$2.10
Ogilvie
Muskogee
Chemical
11-18
12-30
(quar.)
55c
Nashua
12-20
—
_____—_________—
Securities
10-14
1
12-20
$40c
(quar.)
Mutual
11-15
12-30
1-
11-10
11-10
4
1
$1.45
(quar.)____
11-30
9
11-18
11-
1
12-
$1.40
(quar.)
11-30
12-
12-
1-16-61
(quar.)
preferred
Norwich
12-30
2
12-10
$1.37'/2
;__
(Chicago)
Public
11-30
1-16
1-
44c
(quar.)_
convertible
12-20
58c
preferred
11-10
11-30
35c
(quar.)
com.
5y4%
11-30
12-20
Service—
(quar.)
Quebec Power, Ltd.
Northwestern
12-
11-30
25c
preferred
4.50%
2
12-16
$1
____
4y2%
dividend)
Supply (increased quar.)—
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Northwest
2>
2
12-20
42y2c
(quar.)__
preferred
5.60%
12-
$2
1
1-15
(stock
pfd.
3
$1
held)
Murphy (G. C.) Company
Natural
Northern
11-30
12-16
27y2c
common
5y2%
11-22
$25c
(quar.)
3
6c
7%
Northern
(quar.)
(s-a).
(increased)
preferred
Northern Trust Co.
$$1.19
Ltd.
4.40%
$4
5.80%
$1.25
.
100
Water,
Indiana
Common
Co.—
Ltd.
(111.)
1-
—50c
12%
12-10
15c
(reduced-quar.)
Co
1-
12-
12-
25c
;
Refractories
$1.17
12-13
12-16
34%c
(quar.)
12-10
11-10
11-30
37V2c
12-30
Gas
12- 9
12-29
15c
common
preferred
(quar.)
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
North American
11-10
9
35c
Investment,
6%
Jersey)—
11-22
12-
35c
(quar.)
American
12-
25c
(New
12-15
35c
Corp. (quar.)
class A (quar.)
30c
$1.12V2
(quar.)
11-17
22J/2c
(quar.)
25c
<_
12-15
12c
(final)
12-
12-30
1
11-17
$1
North American Cement,
1
1
12-
>
$1:>
Mining, Ltd.
11-14
12-
12-
12-15
$50c
(quar.)
11-16
1-3-61
12-31
25c
(quar.)
Ry.
1
Class
1
12-31
$1.31'/4
Extra
12-12
Mountain States
Quarterly
Mines
&
1
2%
1
25c
common
$1.21 Vi
dividend
12-
(quar.)
Mills.
Fuel
Stock
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dairies,
Vernon
;
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Chemical Co. (quar.)
11-22
lc
Mountain
,
5.25%
Nopco
J 12-12
1
Corp.—
10c
(quar.)
&
Co.
Royal
4.85%
Power
(quar.)
36c
(quar.)__
(quar.)_.
Co., Ltd.—
shares for each
Mount
12-16
Mohawk
North American
Extra
Mount
8
$1.15
(quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen Co.
Motor
7
North
Morgan Engineering Co., common
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Morgan
45c
12-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
11-14
(quar.)
Co.,—
-
&
12-15
1
preferred
(quar.)
(Henry)
2
12-
3.40%
Niagara
$1.38
Quarterly
Co.
1-
40c
Common
(quar,)__.
Hardware
11-18
1
11-25
(increased-quar.)
Utilities,
Products
11-25
12-
933Ac
Quarterly
2%
preferred
12-31
12-12
5%
(quar.)
5%
1-10
50c
22y2C
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Moore
$1.50
—
(J. J.) Company (quar.)
Newport Electric Corp., com. (quar.)
33A% preferred (quar.)
5%
Trust
11-30
12-15
$1.07%
Co.
dividend
9
12-10
30c
(quar.)__
Newberry
$1.25
Bank
9
12-
$1
11-15
$2
Mills
12-
1
93%c
(quar.)
common
1
(quar.)
National
1
1-
$1.12%
(quar.)
3
common
common
preferred
1-
1
1-
%>%
preferred
11-25
12-
12-12
4y2c
Co.
1- 3
12-
(quar.)_
common
Tool
12-15
50c
7
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
4.50%
Moore-Handley
preferred
11- 4
11-15
Gas—
(quar.)
(Ohio)
1-
40c
(quar.)
$1.10
4.60%
4.70%
Stock
11-18
11-30
11-18
(s-a)
Flour
preferred
&
12-
5
1
30c
(quar.)
1
1212-
30c
Gas
Pipe Line,
Montana-Dakota
Montclair
preferred
3.75%
Newark Telephone
11-14
dividend
Stock
1
12-30
Co.
Electric
4.50%
12-31
1
12- 7
40c
~j._
York
Auction
1- 1
25c
(quar.)
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quar.)
12-30
12-
•
.
(quar.)
Brake
State
12-15
$1
$1.01 Vi
New
11-16
York
12-15
12- 9
11-30
& Light—
New
1-31
12-
Zinc
Air
11-10
12-30
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
(quar.)
Chemical
12-10
3
York
12- 1
10c
Power
Jersey
12- 1
Extrusion—
New
12-10
Co., (stock dividend)
Co. (quar.)
Machine
12-
1-
New
11-10
$50c
(quar.)
Jersey
12-15
12- 9
30c
20c
8
12-12
dividend
12-15
1
New
A
12-30
12-29
$$1.25
(quar.)
Aluminum
Jersey
12-15
12-23
12-30
3-31
11-15
11-15
12- 1
43c
(annual)
New England Lime
Class
11-30
12-15
12-31
(New Jersey)—
11-18
50c
__
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
11-25
11-10
12-15
6Vic.
—~
12-5
11-30
45c
(quar.)
Fuel
—
A
Brunswick Trust Co.
New
6%
(s-a)
(quar.)
;
class
-
$1.25
Birmingham RR.
National Fire
25c
common
preferred
1-
$25c
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Corp.,
25c
Engineering Co.—
Common
5%
conv.
11-18
25c
(quar.)
1
Porcupine
11-18
12-10
40c
(quar.)
Publishing
12-10
35c
._
1-
12'/2c
Light,
Co.
Utilities,
Stock
7%
35c
10c
(quar.)
&
Mohawk Rubber Co.
(3
11-21
12-
56y4c
Ltd.
Service,
preferred
Mobile
1
3%
(quar.)
85c
50c
.
12-15
11-30
15c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Missouri
Nalco
6c
110c
__
3
12-16
1
__
McDonnell Aircraft
Mclntyre
11-30
11-21
(quar.)
income)
Extra
McGraw
11-25
Fund
(quar.)
McCormick-Armstrong
McCormick
Stock
—
common
$2.50 preferred
3
$1
;
dividend)
Lumber
2
1-
62 y2 C
_
(quar.)
(stock
12-
12-19
1-
$10c
Munsingwear, Inc., new com.
5J/4%
preferred (quar.>
12-6
12c
(quar.)
-
Corp.
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Extra
4y4%
11-10
1
10c
preferred (1945 series)
preferred (1947 series)
preferred (quar.)
Maytag
Mead
1
12-
$1.50
common
May Department Stores,
McNeil
12-
$30c
(quar.).
Navigation
McCall
1-13
11-25
10c
_
com.
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Maxson
S3.40
2-
Communica¬
(quar.)
investment
net
Matson
$3.75
1
12-15
35c
(quar.)
Marine
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., common
$3.75
11-16
$20c
.
Ltd.
Co.
Co.,
preferred
4V2 %
11-16
12-20
$20c
(s-a)
ordinary (interim)
taxes approximately 4c)
Marshall-Wells
5¥2%
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co.,
6% preferred (quar.)
Marsh Supermarkets (quar.)
-
11-25
12-10
British
(After
6%
12-15
i7y2c
Coal,
_
International
11-10
35c
(quar.)
Maple Leaf Gardens,
4-
7
11-25
3-20
30c
(s-a)
Inc.
12-10
12-
6
62y2C
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
Manpower,
3
2%
—
Saskatchewan
&
B
1-
12-19
25c
__
(quar.)
5% pref. A (quar.)
Mangel Stores
(quar.)
Manitoba
11-15
5c
_____
Manhattan Shirt Co.
11-15
5
$30c
dividend
Stock
5
12-
15c
(quar.)
Magnavox Company (quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) & Company, common
.
12-
50c
__
investment
(quar.)
Majestlc-Penn State
11-30
35c
(quar.)
& Co.
Fund
12-15
35c
Madison
11-10
12-15
dividend
Montreal
$$1.25
MacWhyte Company (quar.)
11-15
30c
_
Stock
11-23
(quar.)
1
56y4c
(quar.)
River
Public
Monsanto
1
Structural Steel—
1st preferred
12-
37y2C
(s-a)_,
B
Missouri
12-16
^
■
11-18
11-30
(quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Newfoundland Light & Power, Ltd.—
Ordinary
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
New
(quar.)
(quar.)
Valley Natural
Missouri-Kansas
Montana
Extra
12-12
1
5%
Power
Mississippi
3
—
(quar.)
11-18
Co.
Electronics,
New England
preferred (quar.)__
4.05%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1-
10c
Ltd.
Mines,
1-16
12-
12-12
(quar.)
4%
(quar.)
Mississippi Glass
Mississippi Power Co.,
Monarch
12-
Inc.
Ltd.
Insurance
11-10
12-10
Co.
Aluminum
5
25C
M & D Store Fixtures
1
$15c
7y2c
37'/2c
7V2c
(quar.)—
com.
12-12
12-1
12-29
12-26
1-20
4-21
12- 1
12- 1
12-15
$l5c
(quar.)__
—
$1.50 preferred
New
preferred
12-
25c
(quar.f
Steamship
5%
12-15
$1.21
(quar.)
12-16
2-
12-12
common
Mirro
common
12-31
20c
(quar.)
2
(quar.)
12-16
12-15
15c
Minnesota
11-
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines (increased)
Bros.
$1.10
1
25c
(initial)
Minnesota Mining & Mfg.
12-
Inc.
3.3%
___,
common
$60c
$6c
Lunkenheimer Co.
New
^
Common
Luminator-Harrison,
Newark
(quar.)
Regulator
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—
Minnesota
(quar.)
Lucky Larger Brewing
Nestle-LeMur
2
1
1-
15c
Minneapolis-Honeywell
2'
Exploration
Nashville
&
2
12-
(quar.)
preferred
11-
;
Louisville
12-
1-
12-31
(a distribution of
Inc.
.
<
—
____
Nevada Natural Gas Pipeline,
Safety Appliances Co.—
4V2%
12-
1
10c
Cement
2
30c
Mining Corp. of Canada,
$12 %c
(quar.)
Special
Louisville
12-
dividend
Brick,
2
(stock dividend)
&
Falls
Stock
11-
(quar.)
Land
Millers
12-
Company,
preferred
1-1
(quar.)
Rhoads, Inc.
12-
common
preferred
Long Mile Rubber
Quarterly
2
2
50c
Reclaiming—
preferred
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Quarterly
1212-
__
•
Co.
Neon Products of Canada, Ltd.
1
1
Rubber
4y2%
Miller
12-
21c
_
11-30
1-
stock for each 75 shares held)
Midwest
10c
(reduced-quar.)
12-15
Corp. (stock dividend) —
(One share of Continental Oil Co. common
12-10
25c
Lone
$10
Midwest Oil
5%
(quar.)
income)
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Corp.
Tea
Corp.
1-
(quar.)
Mid-West Abrasive
50c
quar.)
.,
Nelson Fund,
Shops,
Neisner
$1.11 %
___
Co.
11-25
25c
quar.)
Bros,
(reduced-quar.)
Nekossa-Edwards Paper (quar.)
11-25
9
20c
Water
$12 Vic
(increased
A
(quar.)
_
Mickelberry's Food Products
11-25
15c
dividend)
11-19
11-19
Nautec
$1.083/4
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities (quar.)
12-15
60c
class
preferred
Macassa
dividend
1
National
11-14
97J/2c
4.45% preferred (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric, common
12-10
11-18
11-10
12-15
1
Steel
12-20
12-15
Middle States Telephone Co. of Illinois—
12-15
2-1
11-30
1- 3
12-
National
12-30
95c
(quar.)
Middlesex
12-10
3-1-61
12-
National
9^y4c
pfd.
12-14
12-31
11-30
2%
dividend)
3.80 %>
preferred
12-10
$1.75
Industries,
Ltd.
(stock
Inc. (increased quar.)
Cos.,
(stock
Edison,
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
Lykes
Industries
Metropolitan
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Class
7%
Merslck
6%
11-30
12-15
10%
dividend
Shirt
12-15
(Ala.)—
Insurance
12-
11-15
12-15
3c
series—
45c
5
11-21
J*"*®
7c
Stock
$2.50
(s-a)
Me.)
11-10
2
—
series
National-Standard Co.
50c
(quar.)
(Bangor,
12-
7
11-
35c
(quar.)
1
12-
(quar.)
20c
35c
75c
20c25c
15c
20c
12-14
40c
(quar.)
(Chicago)
Extra
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
—
4.84%
Publishing
Trust
Y.)
(N.
2
5c
(Eli) & Co. (quar.)
Lily-Tulip Cup (quar.)
Linair Engineering
(stock dividend).
Lindberg Steel Treating Co., class A (quar.)
Co.
11-18
2-10
12- 1
1- 3
15c
Industries
Security
Stock
11-18
1
(quar.)
1-
C.)—
Lilly
Link-Belt
1
15c
\
Securities:
Income
12-
11-18
(quar.)
National
Growth
12-
Co.
Presto
11- 30
$1
1-6-61
12-15
—
National
11-18
$1.183/4
12-
12-15
1;
Oats
12-31
25c
Bank
Co.
60c
—
11-21
$5o
$1.75
„
(quar.)
Quarterly
National
2
12-
2
11-10
50c
A
National
Assurance
10c
S.
12"*12
12- 1
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
Class
11-10
12-
12- 9
1-3
J%
$1.12/a
National Lead Co., 7% pfd. A (quar.)
National Malleable & Steel Castings Co.—
11-10
12- 9
1- 3
50c
.*
-—--—
50c
Fire
40c
__
———
Insurance
Co.
$2
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
15c
Casualty
$30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
Merrill
11-21
75c
(initial)—
A
—.—..
Insurance
Lone
1-16
(quar.)
extra
Life
Logan
11-15
11-15
(s-a)
A
preferred B
30c
Life
Loblaw
5
1
1
(quar.)
Trust
preferred
6%
(annual)
Year-end
preferred
Inc.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco,
Loblaw,
12-
12-
20c
Co.
Year-end
Loblaw
12-15
12 Vic
Liberty Life Insurance
Quarterly
Litecraft
10-28
Industries—
Refineries
Salt
7%
3
11-18
7
12-
1%
dividend)
(quar.)
Libby, McNeill & Libby (quar.)
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co. (quar.)
*w-
1-
1
12-
35c
Special
Leslie
1-15
12-
U7yac
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
Portland Cement
Leonia
17 Vic
(quar.)
1
1
12-16
(quar.)
preferred
National
^
$1
Ltd.,
3.90%
10c
convertible
$1.50
Leonard
11-30
4%
(quar.)
Valley
Lehigh
Inc.
12-16
12-10
12 %c
Shops Ltd.
Company
Corp.
10-31
12-30
59%C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
D.)
(H.
Leesona
1
10c
University (stock div.)
Candy
Tourneau
Lear,
Inc.
Extension
Secord
12-
Shoe
43A%
9
$20c
(reduced)
common
>
Salle
$10C
(quar.)
1212-
(Pittsburgh) |
__
Distilleries.
Meredith
B
Co.,
25c
Corp.—
2-
Trust
&
(Dallas)
Inc.—
class
Sessions
Bank
32c
.__
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Lambert
National
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
_
4Va %
Y.)
40c
12-16
12-16
4%
(quar.)
District Power,
11-30
(Albany, N.
20c
Portland Cement
$32 >/2c
(quar.)
Ltd.
12-15
Stock
11-30
1-
Payable of Rec.
Share
"
National Gypsum Co., common
11-30
12-15
Name of Company
12-15
12-15
Extra
$1.25
2nd
1
$1
$1.75
Bank
12-
$1.12 %
7%
62'/2c
Quarterly
Medusa
12-15
(s-a)
(extra)
(quar.)
Farmers
$1.50
,_
_
6%
Lake
&
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
12-21
12-31
30c
preferred
& Company, com.
27%c
(quar.)
common
(John),
(quar.)
5%
of Rec.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable
$2.50
(F. W.)
Year-end
6
2-21
(monthly)
Company, common (quar.)
1st preferred
(quar.)
Labatt
Co.
Means
10c
preferred
&
Meadville Telephone,
7
preferred (monthly)
preferred (monthly)
S.)
Johnson
1
11-
preferred
Mfg.,
4%%
Kroger
Mead
12-
1
12c
convertible
Kroehler
1
3
When
Share
Company
1-
10c
conv.
(S.
12-
of
12-
12c
(monthly)
$1.20
Kresge
12-20
12c
(monthly).
conv.
$1.20
[|
Par
Name
12c
(monthly)
(monthly)—
B
$1.20
Holders
$1
preferred (quar.)
Corp., class A
Kratter
Class
50c
(quar.)
common
When
Payable of Rec.
(quar.)
40c
15c
20c
1- 3
12-
12-15
1
11-18
12-10
11-30
12-10
11-25
Pacific
Atlantic Canadian
Investment, Ltd.—
Final
-
Pacific Clay Products (quar.)
Pacific Far East Line, common
5y4%
conv.
1st
pfd,
(quar.)
tec
11-30
11-15
30c
(quar.)
12-15
12-5
15c
12-
1
11-11
33c
12-
1
11-11
Volume
192
Number
6007
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Finance
Pacific
Gamble
Corp.
,
Lumber
(quar,)~__.
Co.
Package
Machinery
Packaging
Corp.
12-
5
11-25
Common
5
11-25
$1.40
12-22
12-
1
4.08%
preferred
12-22
12-
1
4.18%
preferred
4.30%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
50c
12-21
11-25
35c
12-21
11-25
(quar.)
$1.02
12-21
11-25
(quar.)
$1.04 »/2
12-21
11-25
(quar.)
.....
Class
B
Pamour
A
class
on
Eastern
B
A
and
6
11-15
12-23
Pullman,
1-10
12-23
Purolator
1-20
12-23
Pure
12-15
11-21
Puritan
11-30
Putnam
12-15
(6c
2%
t4c
Pipe Line,
45c
(quar.)_
com.
;
class
A
11-18
Quaker
12-16
12-
Quemont
Gold
Ltd.,
7
1
11-30
'>
11-30
11-25
tlOc
Pembina
Penick
(quar.)
r,
Oil
State
Penn Controls,
Inc.
12-
1
12-
I
11-18
11-18
12-29
,
Hydraulic
Radio
of
Corp.
12-14
&
convertible
$1.20
Cement
Penn
Co.,
Fruit
Extra
4.68%
Corp.
$3.50
1st
Pennsylvania
preferred
Glass
Ralston
Ranco,
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. (quar.)
Rath Packing Co.
(reduced-quar.)
10c
I-
3
12-lb
Purina
Co.
(quar.)"
1
11-15
Rayette,
1
11-15
11-15
12-
1
12-15
11-18
12-15
11-18
Reheis
12-
11-18
Reliable
Life
Reliance
Insurance
25c
1-
1
12-
12-
1
11-15
$1.16
12-
1
11-15
5
14c
12-
1
11-15
14c
12-
1
11-15
50c
—__
65c
:—
12-27
1-13
12-
2
12-13
Co.
D.
C.)
Circle
Pet Milk Co.,
(quar.)_
pfd. (quar.)
Gear, 7%
(quar.)
Revere
Reynolds
12-
11-21
1
5
&
2
12-12
2-
1
12-21
12-
1
I-30
12-
1
10-23
1
11-21
—
20c
$1,121/2
—
12-
1
12-20
1-
1
11-21
11-28
12-
preferred
Copper
&
Co.,
(quar.)
common
Stock
Co.,
dividend
Rheem
shs.
Amer.
to
$1
(quar.)
12-30
12-
2
New
Inc.
Extra
Philadelphia
Stock
&
(About
(initial
Corp.
9
11-18
Richardson
1
11-15
Riegel
Co.
4%
Corp.,
preferred
A
Finance
Co.,
(quar.)
11-18
12-
9
River
1-
3
12-
9
Common
$3.65
5%
,8%
Phillips
._■■
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
...
6
12-
9
91 y4c
12-
1
11-
2
5V2%
12-
1
11-
2
Robertson
75 c
11-30
11-18
1-15
12-15
Gas,
42y2c
common
preferred (quar.)
Pillsbury Company, common
4%
preferred (quar.)
Street
Pioneer
Natural
Gas
—
1
4%
12-
1
11-
3
1-14
1-
2
22c
(quar.)^i
Inc.
18c
—
Gas
4%%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.10%
5%%
2
11-18
Rochester
11-28
Rochester
&
Transit
$1.75
1-3-61
■J% preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Metallurgical (reduced)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.).—,
$1.75
1-3-61
12-
9
4%
15c
12-15
12-
1
Rolland
7%
(quar.)
Development, Ltd. (increased s-a)
on
a
quarterly basis..,——
Now
Plainfield
Five-for-one
Oil
Polaroid
Poor
$2.46
Industrial
Prentice-Hall,
Gardner
Prince
Progress
Mfg.
i
$2
4V4%
'4.64%
Public
—
1
11-
1
12-19
11-
4
12-24
12-
12-24
12-
6
12-24
12-
12-
11-10
12-
9
11-25
12-
2
11-18
62 Vic
1
6
25c
12-10
12-
33c
12-27
12-
2
12-
11-
7
1
6iy2c
...
12-
12-15
1
1
11-
7
12-
1
preferred
10c
12-
1
11-18
37y2c
---—
12-
1
11-15
r
1
11-15
$3
12-15
12-10
3iy4c
12-
of
$1.05
4.16%
preferred
Co
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
$1.16
(quar.)
12-
1
11-14
—.
—
on
new
11-16
9
50c
12-20
12-
12-
9
11-18
I-10
12-20
12-10
11-17
12-
11-
12-28
11-18
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
1
4
4
12-13
11-30
11-15
12-
1
11-19
12-
7
11-
12-
1
11-10
1
11-10
20%
split)
shares after split—
25c
preferred
4%
7
12-14
12-
2
12-14
12-
2
preferred
$5
Regis Paper,
San
common
.'onv.
preferred C
4.70% preferred D
5Vi%
preferred E
11-15
$1.30
11-15
Sawhill
12-
1
11-15
Stock
26c
12-
1
11-15
5%
Savage
Corp.
Industries,
preferred
Tubular
Stock
—
Lock
37 Vic
12-31
12-
1
1
12-
1
1-
1
12-
1
12-20
12-
1
—
11-25
25c
12-
40c
12-17
12-
2
25c
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
36c
35c
$1.10
3%
1-17
121-
1
1
1-16
12-
2
12-15
1-15
1-16
12-15
12-20
32y2c
12-
1
12-
c
1-10
10-28
2-15
29H
29 H
(quar.)
9
12-
1
11-
9
11-
9
2
12-
2
11-
9
12-
1
11-15
12-10
11-30
1-
12-
1
11-
to
»-*
11-15
9
&
11-21
1-16
12-28
2%
1-16
1-15
12-31
25c
12-15
12-10
(quar.)
12-10
7
1
11-
7
11-30
1-2-61
11-30
1-2-61
11-30
12-12
11-25
12-
11-23
1
12-15
12-
12-15
11-18
12-16
12-
12-15
1
2
11-15
12-10
11-10
50c
(quar.)__.
12-
12-
9
1
65c
12-12
11-18
$4 Vic
—
i
12-16
12-
5
45c
Fund
B.)
(quar.)
:
to
Utilities
4.78%
Edison
£nd
4.88%
Co.
(stock
original
(quar.)
—
4.15%
4.25%
Investment
Co.
Public
(Dallas)
(quar.)
5
11-30
11-
12-
1
II-14
12-
1
11-14
26 ,'.c
34c
12-
12-
1
1
11-14
11-14
35c
12-
50c
12-14
11-30
70c
12-15
11-15
6
11-
7
12-15
11-15
28c
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
1
12-
12-15
12-15
12-
$1.26 V*
12-15
12-
$1.33%
12-15
1212-
12-16
15c
12-
1
11-15
30c
12-
1
11-15
$1.25
1-
1
12-16
$1.16y»
1-
1
12-16
1-
1
12-16
12-15
12-
12-
1
11-15
2Vac
12-
1
11-15
1-10
12-30
20c
3
22c
12-
1
(quar.)
92yac
2-
1
(quar.)
97 Vic
2-
1
1-20
(quar.)
$1.0375
2-
1
1-20
$1.0625
2-
1
1-20
quar.)
$100
4.40%
preferred
4.40%
preferred $25
preferred
4.75%
preferred
-—
1-20
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
$1.15
(quar.)
preferred
par
par
11-15
27yac
(quar.)
2-
1
1-20
1-20
$1.1875
J.
(quar.
(quar.)
6% convertible
(quar.)
com.
preferred
2-
1
2-
1
27>/2c
2-
1
30c
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-
36c
—
$1.40%
33c
(quar.)
Southwestern States Telephone,
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
12-
1
11-
1
12-15
12-
5
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.50
class A
(quar.)
10c
1-20
1-20
l
1
Food
Products,
Stores
(initial)
(quar.)—
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc.
11-15
12-15
11-15
5c
11-30
10-31
(quar.)
35c
12-
1
$1.05
Spencer Chemical Co., common (quar.)
preferred
12-15
2c
Chemical
B
Speedway
5
Service—
(increased
Corp.,
11-
12V2c
(quar.)
—
preferred
5
11-30
19c
4.60%
4.36%
11-
Service—
(quar.)
5.625%
5
11-30
$1.07
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.90%
5
11-
75c
(quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance
3.70%
5
11-30
$1.18%
$1.25
:
—
Common
5
12-
29c
(Increased-quar.)
Southwestern
I-
12-
12-31
25c
Corp., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Power 5% pfd. (quar.)
4.65% preferred (quar.)
Extra
2-24
12-31
65c
$1.06 y4
i-
Gas
Southwestern
9
10-18
12-14
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)——__
common
Electric
12-
12-28
30»/2C
com.
convertible
Southwestern
3
29 %C
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
2nd preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5.05% preferred (quar.)
5.35% preferred (quar.)
preferred
12-15
1-
11-30
26>/2C
4y*%
4.28%
12-30
$1
25c
Water,
Royalty
1
2
25y2c
—
(quar.)
Southwest
12-
12-
27c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Southern Company (quar.)
Southern Natural Gas (quar.)_.
Southern Railway Co., common (quar.)—_—
Southland
1
12-15
4%
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Gas,
2
12-
divi¬
5.44%
preferred
12-
12-15
preferred
Public
4lA%
Southern Union
12-30
27'/ac
(quar.)
Commission
preferred
11-18
12-30
of California
approval
Southern California
10-31
12-16
*20c
preferred (quar.)
participating original
4.24%
11-18
12-10
15c
common
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
11-18
12-10
5c
-
4.32%
4.08%
12-10
20c
5c
Platinum
&
common
on
1
38%c
(increased-quar.)—.
California
dend
subject
11-29
7c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
12-12
11-22
31%c
(quar.)
common
•
Southam
11-29
5
50c
*—
(quar.)
Gold
11-
12-12
35c
(quar.)
—
Oil
11-30
25c
(quar.)
& French Laboratories
12-
30c
25c
Co.
Gas
4.20%
11-
12-
12-15
25c
12-28
37'/ic
1
50c
Development,
Class
11-10
12-
$1.20
Co.
Texas
Speedry
11-21
11-30
Oil
Jersey
12-16
11-10
9
t$1.25
(quar.)
American
10c
11-10
9
tl5c
co
South
Sparton
9
12-
15c
South
2
11-30
pfd.
5%
South
12-
1212-
60c
Extra
(quar.)
II-14
*25c
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing
(quar.)
$1.44
7
II-15
1
15c
$1.55
9
12-
1
12-
4%
(quar.)
preferred
$1.20
1-16
12-
»7yac
Sonotone Corp.,
5%
7
61c
Extra
4%
12-
U5c
Sons, Ltd.,
class k
(Edson
Kline
5%
7
2
2%
.
class A (quar.)__
Oil
Smith,
'
12-
1-
and
!
Skelly
Soss
2
2%
Corp.
Smith
$1.25
1-
20c
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
M'ines,
Ltd.
(annual)
9
17c
1
10c
Siscoe
Singer
11-
183/4c
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Venezuelan
11-
32y2c
class
dividend
Oil
Sinclair
12-
12-20
12-
2
12-14
2
25c
(quar.)„,
Co.
(quar.)
Sinclair
12-
5%
*15c
Simpson's, Ltd.
34% c
(quar.)
12-15
1-
20c
Steel
29 %c
—
12-15
$1
4.
Cable
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
12-15
1
3
$1.25
(year-end)
the
on
&
9
(quar.)
J
1
25c
&
9
preferred
12-
1
$1
Saw
11-
75c
I-
12-15
1
12-15
1-
25c
(quar.)
Wire
11-
(quar.)
1-17
1-
7
3
1-
t56y4c
Ltd.
Simplex
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Simonds
12-
*
I-
1-
t50c
B
c
(quar.)
dividend
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(H.)
29%c
Products
Co.
$1.07 Vi
5%
div.)__
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
Schlage
—
(quar.)
pfd. B
4.70%
1
10-24
11-30
3%
4%%
Arms
II-28
27 '/ic
preferred A
1
,—
dividend
Diego Imperial Corp. (stock
Jose Water Works, common
1
12- 8
Co. (quar.)
(initial)
Stock
11-18
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)
& Marine Insurance
(quar.)
$4.40 1st preferred A (quar.)
Salant & Salant, Inc., class A (stock div.)
St.
9
1-
preferred
(quar.)
Specialty Mfg. (quar.)—
St. Joseph Lead (quar.)
St. Joseph Light & Power
(quar.)
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.,
com.
(quar.)_
St. Paul Fire
12-
$1
i7y2c
(quar.)
Clair
12-
Carolina—
—
4.30%
St.
12-
11-15
5c
Royalty Corp. (s-a) ——-——
Safeway Stores Inc., common (increased)—
12-
$0.2644
12-20
10c
Sabine
$1.20
52 y2 c
...
1
7y2c
Aeronautical Co.
(quar.)—
Ryder System, Inc. (quar.)
27c
of Nortfi
preferred
dividend
12-
1-17
7
$1.25
Simplicity Mfg.,
11-15
1-3-61
11-15
22 V2 c
—
dividend
Ltd.
Simon
11-15
12-
20c
Ryan
87 y2c
—
12-
12-
Russell Manufacturing Co.—
Stock dividend (a six-for-five
Savage
——
(quar.)
4.32%
Service
12-
$1.06%
(quar.)
preferred
11-18
1
—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
12-16
12-
25c
class A (quar.)
Royalties Management Corp. _J
Rubbermaid, Inc. (quar.)
San
11-14
Indiana-
3Vi%
12-
12-31
2 J/a%
—
Register Co.,
Class B
of Colorado—
Co.
1
12-15
tl5c
——
Cash
11-25
5c
}20c
$25c
(quar.)
—
12-15
50c
—
(N. J.) (extra)
Paper,
dividend
B
Simmons
11-25
6
22V2c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
Service
5.60%
11-
1
61c
...
4.80%
Public
62yac
—
preferred
preferred
Common
5c
...
(quar.)
Insurance Co.—preferred (quar.)—.
Service Co.
14.20%
1
Washington
convertible
Public
—
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
.—
Prospect Park National Bank
Providence
iy2%
—
.
common
(quar.)
Inc.
12-
10c
(quar.)
(1958 series)
preferred
2-24
.371/2 c
(quar.)
Power,
preferred
3-17
25c
Inc.
Forests,
Electric
$2.44
'
11-21
(quar.)
(H. K.) (Mass.)
Portland Transit Co
Premier
1
—
dividend)
(quar.)
(quar.).„._.—
(quar.)—:
Porter
Potlatch
12-
J.)
(quar.)..
Company
Potomac
Royal
$1.75
(stock
common
preferred
2nd preferred
&
11-10
tl5c
12-10
$1
1
—
6
50c
(quar.)
preferred
12-
11-18
12-
75c
$1.25
9
12-20
1-12
12-
$1.12
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd.,
6
2%
„.
11-25
12-
(quar.)—__
common
11-10
t30c
12-
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.,
dividend
1
12-
split
Co.
Corp.,
Haas
12-20
2%
1st
5%
(N.
Standard
12-
_—
12-20
40c
$1.37 y2
dividend
Plymouth
5%
National Bank
State
Trust
Stock
y
Rockwell
Stock
11-30
37 Vic
$2
(s-a)
RR.
(Boston)
Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)
Rolls Royce, Ltd.
(interim)
Ross
Gear
& Tool
(quar.)
11-25
6
12-22
2%
Rohm
preferred
Placer
Mfg.
&
12- 15
12-
12-21
11-30
i2yac
*
(initial)
(quar.)
Power, $2.44
Socony-Mobil
$1.37 ft
(quar.)
Corp.
11-30
12-20
11-15
1
12-
(quar.)
Genessee Valley
9
55c
11-15
1
11-15
12-
2%
1
2-
11-15
25c
i—.
1212-
1-
12-21
$1.31 >/4
B)
Corp.
Silknit,
11-15
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Forgings (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Common
(quar.).
...—...——
12-
11-15
1
(quar.)
(reduced)
(payable in cl. A stock)
Signode Steel Strapping—
New common
(initial quar.)_
11-15
L
12-27
15c
*
(quar.)
dividends
Pacific
Southern
dividend
Stock
5
12- 15
12-
$1.02 Vi
(quar.)
dividend
11-30
12-
Bank
.'Stock
11-25
9
12-
Rockwell
Pittsburgh Steel, 5Vi% preferred (quar.)..
.5%
preferred (quar.)
—
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.—
7
12-
12-
Rockland-Atlas
:
12-
20c
$1.233/4
11-16
9
11-21
$1.02 Vi
11-10
12-
11-21
12- 15
$1.18%
11-16
...—
12- 15
(quar.)—
1
Stock
11-23
(quar.)
1
1
7
J
12-
12-
11-25
I
12-
25c
—
(quar.)___
12-27
v,
common
(quar.)
Stock
11-10
12-
—
K (quar.)—
$1.25
preferred
1
Electric—
&
$1.20
$5
$4.80
.
—-
(quar.)
12-10
1- 25-61
11-18
B
Class
3
t25c
(quar.)—
Co.
1
3%
8y3c
pfd. A
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)_
9
60c
F (quar.)
preferred H (quar.)—
11-23
12-12
2-
3-10
|
11-25
Class
4%
C.)
(J.
12-15
12-
(H.
1-
1
12-10
11-30
class
11-15
34 %C
(quar.)__
H.) Co. (quar.)
preferred
4.95%
9c
12-
7
Dec.
(quar.)_
com.
1
12-15
Sierra
11-15
2
12-31
Controls,
11-21
1-
10c
Mines.
Snap-On Tools
dividend
4.10%
_____________
stockholders
of
Rochester
12-16
of
out
approval
II-
11-15
12-31
$1
to
12-12
10c
25c
Extra
12-15
4
5
112-
shares—
preferred
Stock
12-15
35c
(increased-quar.)
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, com. (quar.)
Pitney-Bowes.
12-
12-
30c
Robinson, Little & Co., Ltd., com.
$1 class A preference (quar.)
12y2c
(quar.)
(quarterly
income)
investment
net
Inc.
Fund-,
1-15
65c
17 Vic
12-
25c
preferred
Co.
common
Siegler
1-11
payment of approximately 31c sub¬
Robertshaw-Fulton
$1.37 y2
(quar.).
$5.50
Pine
40c
1
—
Robinson
—
(quar.)
Co.
Natural
15)
1-
12»/2c
Petroleum
Piedmont
(Final
ject
(quar.)
preferred
American
2
Philadelphia; Title Insurance (extra)--—,--Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
Common
11-15
11-
3%
2-
68 %c
——
(quar.)
(quar,)
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
1
_______
(quar.)
preferred
Roan
Mills
1
11-20
12-28
Corp. of America—
(Stock
1-11
7c
(quar.)
Rice
1
2%
31 %c
Inc.,
A
preferred
Class
2
1
$1
(quar.)
A
12-
17 Vic
11-10
12-
2-
7c
—
class
(quar.)
preferred
Brand
$1.25
dividend
preferred
B
5»/2%
12-
40c
(quar.)
Stock
11-10
1
12-23
•
12-
32yac
(initial-quar.)
12-15
25c
Roadway Express Inc., class A
Ritter
Class
12-15
11-25
12-30
25c
;
3
1-16
12-16
subject
(quar. )__„
common
5
11-30
11-21
12-
12-15
Shop Rite Foods (quar.)
Shulton, Inc., class A
(quar.)
'K
(quar.)
Textile
1-
11-30
1
75c
12-
25c
Shoe
12-
$1.12Vi
quar.)—
11-18
20c
12-15
90c
Special
12-
2%
1-1-61
14c
12 Vic
(quar.)_
11-21
1%
Corp., common
(quar.)
&
Sherritt-Gordon
4%
59%c
(quar.)
11-18
—
11-23
12-
12-22
11-28
Sherwin-Williams Co.—
Inc.—
12-20
(quar.)
12-15
12-30
50c
Transport
(quar.)
Water Co.—
11-11
12-12
12-20
i
Suburban
Suburban
11-11
12-15
$1.12 Vi
8 7/10c
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Reading
dividend
12-22
1-10
50c
<•
4%
preferred B
Stock
56c
;
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
1-10
$1.25
(s-a)_J
Shenango Valley Water, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Shepard Niles Crane & Hoist (quar.)_
11-30
12-15
12 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
Bank
12-12
50c
(quar.)
common
$1.50
National
11-21
50c
Oil
12-
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norrlstown RR.
Philadelphia
12-22
7VaC
preferred
4'/2 %
11-21
Co
common
Richfield
75c
...
1
3%
(final)
Oil
Ranch
75c
Dodge Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.).
12-
12-16
approval Dec. 16)
Richardson-Merrell,
2
—
Co.—
preferred
convertible
11-28
12-
6%
(quar.)
12-22
$1.56 »/4 ^
Insurance
common
Sheller Mfg. Corp.
Manufacturing
4V2%
12-13
11-28
1
11-18
10c
_.
_—
Rice
12-30
12-
11-30
flhodesian Selection Trust, Ltd.—
9
12-13
12-15
4%
75c
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred A (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co., com.
3.60% preferred (quar.)
Rexall Drug & Chemical
(quar.)
11-18
87V2C
(quar.)
preferred
1-10
1-10
1
preferred
New
4V2%
15c
—
Phelps
$1
•
;
$5.25
(John)'
1
tl2c
(quar.)
Brass,
Metals
12-
35c
(Dallas)
(quar.)
12-10
20c
preferred
Corp.
50c
Extra
4%
1-
12-
(quar.)
(Charles)
12-15
25c
$1.18%
(quar.)
(initial)
preferred
Ltd—
Bank
Corp.
12-15
20c
(quar.)
11-12
Shawinigan Water & Power—
*28c
Canada,
A
2
$2.25
(annual)
Ltd.
Steel
11-25
$1.12 y*
$1.75
(quar,).'
common
preferred
Peter Paul, Inc.
,3Vi%
Republic
12-
25c
preferred
common
B
5%
12-
16c
.
11-25
1
12-29
(quar.)
Shops,
Inc.,
4Vi%
12-15
55c
(quar.).
8
12-
25c
common
Sexton
15c
(Mo.)
Co.
(Phila.)
1
12-
J25c
dividend
Candy
Class
7 Vic
(quar.)>_
(s-a)
National
Republic
11-25
$2.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
Corp.
Machine &
Pfizer
class
$1
;
Valley RR.
4%%
Corp.,
%
Chains
$1.10
12-15
15c
Perkins
Renold
12-10
40c
& Bureau
Perfect
Mines,
$1
(quar.)____
(quar.)
preferred
11-17
12-
ny4c
(quar.)
Seiberling Rubber,
12 Vic
(quar.)
A
Corp.
Bros.,
Servel,
10-28
10c
,._i
(quar.)
Co., common
Arms
preferred
15c
(quar.)
common
Quarterly
Perfex
4Vi%
Resistoflex
Peoples Union Bank & Trust (McKeesport, Pa.)
Peoria
Remington
Renabie
Extra
4%
Industries
Remco
*
11-16
11-29
11-17
.—
Co.
11-30
11-ltt
—
Reeves
12-10
(Washington,
Peoples Telephone,
91 y4c
(quar.)
(quar.).
preferred
See's
2
(Wash., D.C.)
Semi-annual,
Insurance
12-
11-21
1
Bros., Inc. (quar.)
Refractory & Insulation Corp.
1
12-30
8
1st
Insurance
class
12-10
5%
12-
11-30
Fibre—
Insurance
11-17
dividend
Stock
9
12-
12-15
5 Va %
non-cum.
Company,
Seeman
11-30
12-
50c
12-
1
11-16
3
683/4C
12-15
4%
Title
1-
(quar.)
Real
Company,
12-16
(quar.)
Reading
58V2C
Peoples Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Life
1
Marine
preferred A
Stock
pfd.
Raytheon
11-10
Power
5%
2
preferred
11-15
12-
Co.,
12-12
85c
3%
12-14
Estate
12-
12 Vic
15c
Voting common
(quar.)—
Non-voting common
(quar.)
Peoples
12-
Security Insurance ((New Haven)—
1-3-61
6c
——
...
12-23
9
12-19
12 Vic
Corp. (quar.)
Rayonier, Inc. (stock dividend)
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
Penobscot
Inc.
.
Raymond
1
3%
12-31
35c
12-
*62 Vac
dividend)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
1-13
25c
A
Securities Acceptance
i
30c
(quar.)
12-
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4.64%
11-30
11-11
11-30
Co.,
&
2-
1
lnc
preferred
12-10
3
12-15
Plywood & Lumber (stk. dividend)
Seaboard Surety (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Seagrave Corp., common (stock dividend)
11-15
11-10
2
3-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fire
12-10
85c
preferred
Seaboard
12-29
87yac
(quar.).
Inc.
12-
3iy,c
(quar.)
4.24%
10-31
12-15
30c
—
11-10
12-
$1.06
Sand
11-30
40c
(quar.)
11-30
—
convertible
$4.75
America—
preferred
11-30
(quar.)
(increased)
common
5
*30c
Machinery—
preferred A (quar.)
2
(quar.)
Penn-Dixie
Finance
Sealed
Racine
30c
1st pfd.
Assoc.,
Seaboard
$6.25
...
30c
(stock
Seaboard
$5 preferred
Refining (quar.)
Ltd. (final)
Mining,
12-15
$1
Products
2
1-
11-10
(quar.)
Ltd.
12-
1-25
12-10
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
Co.,
11-10
26c
12-15
Ltd.
Metal
&
.
10c
Ford,
Inc.,
Scythes
20c from
and
capital galn„,
135c
.
Pipe Line, Ltd., 5%
&
Peninsular
preferred
Scripto,
12-14
1
11-15
3-14
55c
(quar.)
Inc.
common
5
"
5c
Co
Mfg.,
(quar.)
common
12-
10c
,
.
120c
tlOc
(s-a)
common..,
preferred
(quar.)__
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)
5% convertible prior preferred
(quar.)
Brewing
Co.,
35c
......
1
12-13
5%
40c
(quar.)
12-
5c
Sons
preferred
11-30
11-25
25c
7%
Pearl
&
Williams,
$3.65
Holders
Payable of Rec.
8%c
Seaboard
25c
,
Dredging
12-
3
M.)
Paper
&
Scovill
11-28
12-14
(initial)
—
5c
Ltd.___
4
11-
Co.
15c
dividend
$3.40
Scott
11-18
11-30
1
1-
50c
Growth Fund—
11-30
25c
(quar.)
^
from investment income
realized
11-
5c
Mfg.-,
•
1
12-30
&
When
Share
(quar.)
49
17c
(O.
Scott
11-25
11-30
45c
(quar.)
Sportswear
(initial)
8c
»
(quar.)
Consolidated
1-
11-25
12-21
12-
Foresman
Stock
12-15
Ltd.
Common
Scott
$1.18%
12 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
11-28
12-21
Scott
$1.26%
pfd.
Timber
&
(quar.)
Products
Oil
50c
(quar.)
1
Canada,
12-15
Pulp
Inc.
$1.07%
(quar.)
Telephone
Sound
8c
.
of
•
$1
Puget
lie
Pictures
Extra
Rico
1-10
B_.
Corp.
(quar.)__
Parker Pen Co., class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)
w
:
Patino
Puerto
5
12-
(annual)
(quar.)
Parsons & Co.
Pueblo
12-15
25c
(quar.)
Electric Co.,
Class
12-
Industries, $4.75
Supermarkets
11-15
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Corp.
Paramount
Publicker
lc
preferred
Paragon
11-28
6
(s-a)
Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
Papercraft
11-15
37V2C
America,
clas3
dividend
Panhandle
11-15
1
12-15
12-
(s-a)
Stock
1
12-
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
12-
25c
Per
Name of Company
Schlumberger,
(increased)
preference
5.05%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Gas—
12-
10c
—
(quar.)
of
preferred
Paddington
Paton
&
$2
(increased)
When
Share
Electric
10c
(quar.)
Extra
Pato
Service
20c
__
_
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp.
4%
Public
11-15
$4
Pacific
6%
Per
Nameof Company
of Rec.
1
3%
Products
dividend
Stock
Holder»
12-
2%
(quar.)
—
Hawaiian
Paciiic
Payable
65c
(quar.)
Robinson
dividend
Stock
When
Share
Name of Company
Pacific
(2165)
12-
1
11-10
12-10
11- 4
20c
11-10
50
(2166)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name
of Company
Share
Bperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Springfield Fire & Marine
Common
$6.50
Co.
D
Staley
E.)
divd.
share
(1
Standard
Standard
Standard Motor
class A
of
(Indiana)
Stock
dividend
Oil Co. of N.
lots of
Oil
Oil
Standard
Oil
in
lieu
Standard
Co.
(New
Co.
Ltd.,
B
Stedman
Stephenson
5%%
___.—
(quar.)
Class
Elevators,
Toronto
General
10c
1
2
11-15
Traders
12-
$1.25
$10c
.
10c
(quar.)__
12-15
1-
2
12-15
12-
2
11-
1-
2
12-15
12 %c
12-
1
11-19
12-
1
11-19
c
25c
v
130c
12-
9
11-25
I-
2
12-15
25c
12-15
12-
45c
12-
1
11-18
12V2C
12-
1
11-18
56y4C
II-30
11-11
$1.12ya
11-30
11-15
57c
1-2-61
12-15
1
par)
(quar.)
par)
(quar.)
Textiles, 4%%
pfd.
Co., 8%
pfd.
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
12-
1
11-15
35c
12-10
,11-18
(quar.)_
9-15-61
8-31
y8c
12-15
11-30
3-15-61
6-15-61
5-31
9-15-61
8-31
12-
2-28
9
11-25
12-31
12-15
75c
:
12-15
10c
(quar.)
1-
3
12-
1
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
208
$5
11-30
11-30
11-10
2-28
2-10
Payment
$1.05
Union
and
Acceptance
11-15
Union
11-16
Union
Carbide
Corp.
12-15
11-22
Union
Electric
Co.,
12-15
11-25
Bank
$4.50
(Los
preferred
(quar.)
$4
preferred
Window,
class
9
12-
9
10-31
Common
12-19
12-
5%
12-19
12-
Union
Investment
33c
Union
National Bank
10-31
12-15
11-
12-
1
11-
12-
1
9
-11-
Union
Gas
System,
Union
Sugar
Union
11-
11-22
Class
A
Class
B
11-10
Union
Tank
12-15
11-15
Union
Trust
12-
1
11-18
17x/2c
12-
1
11-18
20c
1-16
1-
2
isc
12-10
12-
1
preferred
(quar.)
Car
Co.
(quar.)
of
Md.
Ltd.
(s-a)
Stock
dividend
1
11-15
11-15
12-31
12-15
11-28
11-
8
United Board & Carton
II-28
11-
8
United
27c
12-15
12-
1
12-
1
11-18
1-
3
12-
1
10-31
2%
and
12-15
12-22
12-
1
12-
United
net
(quar.)
11-21
1-17
12-
9
12-15
11-
3
United
1
6%
28c
12-13
11-18
1-
1
12-
9
$1.06%
1-
1
12-
9
$1 15
1-
1
12-
9
(quar.)
12-
9
$1.16x/4
1-
1
12-
9
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
5.10%
preferred
$1.22x/2
1-
1
(quar.)
12-
9
$1.27%
11
1
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
$128
1-
1
12-
9
$1.31%
1-
1
12-
9
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.12 V2
1-
1
$1.18
_
1-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
common
America,
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
1-
1
7C
-Jc
$40c
11-30
12-
1212-
9
9
9
12-30
12-21
11-30
10-31
Food
Vogt
(Del.)
Von's
Fuel
Coal
plus
cents
15
cents
25C
Cos.
Investments,
Vulcan
United-Greenfield
United
Industrial
5%
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
12-31
12-
5
12-15
11-30
12-10
11-30
12-15
11-30
10c
1-
3
12-14
12-12
11-18
12-
11-15
1
11-30
11-15
12-
2
11-10
12-
2
11-10
12-
9
11-18
2-
1
12-15
1-20
12-
2
11-28
11-15
12-23
11-21
(7c
B
(quar.)
from
from
net
investment
profits)
income
and
1-
1
12-15
1-
3
12-
12-
11-17
Weeden
Co.
&
11-14
11-14
1
12-16
12-
1
12-15
12-
5
12-15
12-
5
12-
11-30
9
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
40c
12-
II-
9
1
3%
12x/aC
3%
2-15
1-23
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-15
50c
12-10
11-17
12-15
i 2-
20c
25c
12-
1
12-10
1
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
year-end
Wells
11-25
t25c
2-15
1-31
50c
12-12
11-28
12-
11-23
9
11-30
1-
1
11-30
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-23
12-
1
11-21
16c
12-
1
11-15
5x/2%
12-
5
11-
9
12-
5
11-
9
32c
11-30
11-10
11-17
12-
1
11-16
9
11-15
25c
(quar.)
12-15
11-17
12-15
12-
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-15
2
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-15
5c
15c
11-30
11-15
12-15
11-28
12-
11-23
8
30c
12-19
t20c
12-10
11-22
$1.25
12-30
12-30
12-12
11-16
r
(quar.)
40c
12-
1
1-16
1-3-61
12-14
$1.37%
1-
1
12-15
31x/4c
12-
1
11-15
30c
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. A (quar.)
2-
6
1-13
12-10
11-25
12-28
Co.—
37 %c
(quar.)
12-10
11-25
$1.12%
1-
3
12-31
22 %c
12-
1
11-10
$1.13
12-
1
11-10
8c
12-
1
(quar.)
income)
25c
5%
End
West
5%
income
and
(quar.)
(s-a)
common
(s-a)
12-15
11-15
12-20
12-
12-
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
5
12-30
12-19
12-30
12-19
12-
1
11-14
12-15
12-
1
12-20
12-
9
$1.25
1-3-61
12-
9
30c
Co.,
12-15
11-25
30c
(quar.)
12-
11-
7
7
1
95c
12-
1
11-
30c
12-
1
11-15
tl7%c
1-
1
12-10
1-
1
12-10
tl7%c
$$1.12%
11-15
12-
12-10
11-18
50c
(quar.)
12-
12-31
85c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
12-22
12-
$1.31 X/4
pfd. (quar.)
(increased)
1
12-12
35c
preferred
common
12-
30c
1-
1
2
9
8
12-17
$1.12%
12-
1
11-21
30c
12-
8
11-23
1%
12-
8
11-23
____
dividend
Co.
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
12-23
12-12
20c
Corp.
(increased)
Electric, 5% pfd. (1946 ser.)
Wilcox Oil
(quar.)
^
12-
11-15
62 %c
12-
9
1
25c
12-20
40c
12-10
1%
Industries,
2-21
183/4C
Co.
(quar.)
Williams & Co. (quar.)
1-3-61
11-21
1-31
12-
9
11-18
Inc.—
dividend
Bros., 5% preferred
(s-a)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
12-
2
62 %c
12-
1
11-15
$1.06%
1-
1
12-12
Stores—
common
(initial-monthly)
6c
11-15
9
12-27
12-
12-
1
11-18
45C
12-
1
11-
6c
(quar.)_
preferred
11-30
35c
Winter & Hirsch
Inc., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Wisconsin Electric
Power, common
3.60%
5
1
$2
Wilcox
New
5
12-
(extra)
preferred
Winn-Dixie
11-
12-
1-3-61
1
(quar.)
Inc.
convertible
Wilson & Co.,
5
18c
(quar.)
White Stag MCfg.., 41/2%
Whitin Machine Works
Wilson
11-
Stationery—
preferred
Bros
5
10c
(George), Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
4x/2% preferred (quar.)
__;
Weyerhaeuser Co. (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)
William
1
12-
$3.50
common-
Weston
Stock
11-
3c
Co.,
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric, common
5x/4 %
11-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Securities
Tablet
Motor
11-18
1
1
$1.20
common
Western
White
1
12-
$1.50
Publishing Co., class A
Railway of Alabama
4x/4 %
12-
12-
$1.50
<
:
3.80%
11-18
25c
Co.,
Telephone
Insurance
preferred
1
$1
,
(s-a)
Western
5%
6
12-
32c
(quar.)
&
5
12-
36c
(quar.)
Extra
12-
10-31
50c
Supply
5
$1.25
(quar.)
,
preferred
1-
1-16
12- .1
25c
(quar.)
(Pittsburgh)
Western Carolina
Western
11-30
J30C
(quar.)
common
common
special guaranteed
Gas
11-22
12-28
40c
(quar.).
(quar.)
preferred
Auto
12-20
48c
10%
Ltd.
Jersey & Seashore RR.,
Ohio
9
11-18
11-25
securities profits)
Products,
Bank
10-31
12-
12-10
62c
Breweries,
Telephone,
conv.
12-15
50c
dividend)
investment
preferred
12-30
50c
dividend
Canada
(quar.)
1
1-13
90c
1-31
(quar.)
$1.50
1-31
1-13
Service, common (quar.)
Wolverine Insurance Co., class A
(quar.)
Wometco Enterprises, class A
(quar.)
32 %C
1-20
11-30
25c
12-15
12-
5
17 %c
12-15
12-
1
6%c
12-15
12-
1
IOC
11-29
11-10
6%
preferred
Class
Wood
Public
B
(quar.)
Conversion
(G.
5x/2%
12-20
50c
12-15
12-
10c
H.)
&
preferred
(reduced)
Co.,
_
_
__
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Harman, Corp., $3 pfd. (s-a)
Woodward Governor (quar.)
Woodward Iron Co.
(quar.)
Woolworth
(F. W.)
Co.
(quar.) I
Woolworth (F. W.) Ltd.
_
deposit
6%
receipts.
preferred
(s-a)
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-23
50c
12-
6
11-22
40c
$$1.37 x/a
Wood
1-10-61
1%
10%
."
from net
West Chemical
WOod
$2.50
11-15
—
Monthly
12-
11-15
1
25c
Fargo Bank-American Trust
Stock
Stock
2
1
1
12-
10c
Williams-McWilliams
1-
12-
12-
$4
15c
preferred
$1.25
net
Whitaker Paper
11-21
12-16
12-15
1
$1.25
Wickes
12-12
60c
tl2%c
dividend)
(quar.)
Pharmaceutical
Co.
11-28
11-21
9
1
(quar.)
(increased).
11-17
12-12
12-16
12-
Pictures
Westmoreland,
10c
12-15
1
D.)
from
(14c
4.80%
12-
12-
11-18
9
62 %c
investment
Western
12-1
1
12-23
12-
15c
Company (stock
Wellington Fund, Inc
West
1-20
12-
15c
Weiman
4
1-20
12-23
50c
Washington Natural Gas
Washington Water Power
1-20
I-20
9
15c
(From
11-28
2-15
7
12-
Washington Mutual Investors Fund—
2-15
2-15
11-
37 %c
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
6%
2-15
6
2
12-20
4%
preferred
12-
11-
1-
12-
35c
(quar.)
(S.
12-28
1
1
1-16
50c
Extra
7
25c
—
30c
'
Common
West
Fund—
securities
12-15
extra
Bros.
$1.44
50c
—
12-31
.(quar.)
West Coast
Molasses, Ltd. ordinary (final)—
equal to approximately $.048 per
depositary share free of British inc. tax
Science
11-18
57c
(quar.)
4x/2%
4
pence
United
11-18
1
(quar.)
Company
A
Warren
10 %c
United New Jersey RR. & Canal Co. (quar.)_
United Screw & Bolt Corp., class A (quar.)
1
(quar.)
Iron
&
Year-end
Class
11-21
United
5
1212-
$31 x/»c
Walgreen
Wisconsin
(reduced)
75c
$1.37%
(stock
5%
11-15
15c
America
12-12
(quar.)
Wakefield Company,
11-
2IV2C
A (quar.)_—
Industries Co. (Texas)—
12-27'
(The Goodwill Station)
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)
Waite Amulet Mines, Ltd.
1
$1.06 x/4
(quar.)—
60c preferred (quar.)
United Insurance Co. of
A
Co.
1
12-12
WJR
12-10
(Del.)—
preferred
United
Mold
12-
t75c
—
2
11-15
20c
(quar.)
Co.
Industries,
Ltd.—
(quar.)
12-
1
12-27
dividend
Ward
40 c
(quar.)
A
preferred
Grocery
12-10
25c
—
1
5c
Vulcan-Hart Corp.
Warner-Lambert
from
i—_
2
1-
$0,356
(quar.)
Warner
from
(extra)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
United Gas Improvement Co., com.
4%%
Co.
Industries
11-10
30c
(10
12-
Co
com.
Products
Mfg.
12-16
3%
(quar.)
income
Corp.
Electric
class
Class
11-21
Vita
Baking Co.,
50c
;
Fastener
investment
United
1
1
Tenney Corp. (monthly)
Monthly
of
Co.
11-15
1
(quar.)
Ward
$1.25
realized
gains)
Corporations, Ltd., class A
12-
1-
12-15
12-16
—
__i—*___
Elastic
12-
$1.02 y2
(quar.)
Ltd.,
_____:—__________
(Baltimore)
(quar.)
Corporation
net
11-30
$1.16
Canada,
1-4-61
30c
12-28
(quar.)
preferred
1-4-61
12-15
Corp.—
dividend
United-Carr
12-16
(quar.)
preferred
1-4-61
50c
(quar.)
Biscuit Co.
Carbon
Stock
37c
preferred
preferred
preferred
United
35C
preferred
4.72%
12-18
12X/2C
United
4.60%
(4.50%
Aircraft
5%
1
32c
4.64%
preferred
United
2%
(increased)
Tennessee Gas Transmission, com.
4.10% preferred (quar.)
preferred
9
1-4-61
$1.50
United
Income
dividend
preferred
12-
15c
;
(s-a)
1
1-
1
class
Iron
Ltd.,
preferred
Western
12-15
$1
from capital gains)
preferred
3
40c
_—.—_____________
12-
J5c
Television-Electronics Fund—
Corporation
1-
$1.25
(subject to stockholders ap¬
proval on Jan. 16, 1961)
United Air Lines (quar.)____—.__
12-14
5c
dividend
Tennessee
9
—_
___
12-
33c
$1.25
9
12-
Stock dividend
ioc
i8c
Investment
12-
3
10c
20c
net
3
1-
____________
___—.—_—_______
65c
Extra
5%
$1
Gas
45c
(James), Inc. (increased)—
Tampax, Inc.
(quar.)
from
1-
United Artists Theatre Circuit—
_
Talcott
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines,
Tejon Ranch
(annual)
9
92x/2c
(Troy, N. Y)
50c
(quar.)
Taylor & Fenn Co.. 4.32%
Taylor Fibre Co. (quar.)
Taylor Instrument (quar.)
12-
(Kansas)—
(quar.)
1
3
87 %c
.—
$1.06 >/4
'
Virginia Dare,
90c
(quar.)
11-28
&
11-10
12-
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke (stock dividend)
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)_
45c
(quar.)
Natural
12-15
12-
1-
32c
(quar.)
11-30
12-
12-15
(accum.)
Trust
Ltd.,
Coal
Stock
12-17
UOc
(increased)—
Texas
Mtg.,
$1.12 V2
.
4c
_
Broadcasting
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-22
5c
__
Inc.
Extra
$4
_
(reduced)
70 cents convertible
preferred (quar.)
Symington Wayne Corp, (quar.)
Syracuse Supply (quar.)
Syracuse Transit (quar.)
;
1
5
8%
(interim)
(increased-quar.)
preferred
30c
A
2-
1-
65c
(quar.)__
5c
Super Valu Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Superior Cable Co.
Superior Oil Co. (California).
2-15
62 %c
(quar.)
preferred
12-
2
1
35c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.50
12-
1
12-
15c
(quar.)
11-15
65c
(quar.)—_—
common
(quar.)
&
Extra
12-16
$1.10
11-
12-15
62 %c
Ltd
12-
41 Vic
._
1
5c
:
12-28
28x/sc
5x/2% conv, 2nd preferred
(quar.)
Sunshine Biscuits, Inc.
(quar.)
Sunshine Mining (quar.)
Corp.
common
2%
dividend
12-
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
;
12-31
$1.75
(quar.)
Angeles)
6%
(quar.)
1
2
10c
:
$3.70
dividend
12-
$1
series)
65c
25c
11-25
3
40c
1
Corp.,
1
1
1
12-
1
1-
expenses.
12-
Gas—
(quar.)
12-15
12-
40c
Ordinary
12-
11-15
(initial-quar.)
Company—
Inc.
Bank
Virginia
2%
35c
series)
Viceroy
amount
to
approximately
depositary share based on cur¬
of exchange and deduction of
rate
fees
12-16
11-30
12 %c
Veeder-Root,
11-15
will
per
rent
9
11-15
15c
Extra
35c
(quar.)____________
■
3%
dividend)
____
(quar.)
Street
(quar.)
Non-voting
1
11-30
25c
Vanadium
Alloys .Steel
(quar.)
Vanity Fair Mills Inc. (quar.)
Vapor Heating Corp. (increased-quar.)
1
40c
...
pfd. A
Inc.
4
common
B.)
U-28
12-19
12-
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
12-
Corp.—
.
(quar.)
Salle
new
(J.
11-28
12-
2%
preferred
Raalte,
Sciver
5%
West
Uarco,
conv.
$1.14
$1
Unilever
11-10
$2.28
11-15
5%
.
Forging
2
1
9
11-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Industries, Inc.—
Norman
1
t30c
J.)
(1957
Oil
$5.50 prior preferred
12-
$25c
Extra
11-25
11-30
11-15
12-16
11-25
5%
La
11-30
1
$22 %c
(quar.)
Clutch
South
12-
t50c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Disc
12-15
150c
_
9
2
(N.
Coal
Chemicals
9
I-
Co.
6 V4C
(stock
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil, common
4%% preferred series A (quar.)
Texaco
5%
3
t$1.12%
Tuboscope Company (quar.)
Tung-Sol Electric, common (quar.)
Twin
1-
12-15
125c
Steel
of New Jersey
dividend
Stock
12-15
t60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Corp.
A
,
Trust Co.
Trylon
12-31
Pa.)—
.
Insurance
Trunkline Gas
11-25
11-18
$1
class
1-
12-10
9
12-
12-22
(quar.)_.—/___—.____
Valley Mould & Iron,
Van
Voi-Shan
(Hazelton,
.
Truax-Traer
Van
Van
12-12
12-10
30c
Williams
Trust
11-19
11-25
25c
(quar.)
1%%
Ltd.
5.20% preferred (1951
Sun Oil Co. (quar.)
5%
Trenton
2
—
Triangle Conduit & Cable (reduced)
Troy & Greenbush RR. (s-a)
12-
$1.25
(stock dividend)
com.
Co.
Apartments
5.12%
5%%
Travelers
12-
12-15
6%
.____•
Quarterly
12-
4%
Corp.
4.65%
&
11-19
35c
dividend
100%
dividend)
dividend)
Propane
Trust
6%
preferred
Trans-Lux
Corp.
Transue
11-10
t40c
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Stock
11-10
2
UOc
Common
10c
(stock
Corp.,
Oil
(N. Y.)
12-15
12-
12-
10c
Extra
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Trans-Canada Corp. Fund—
12y2c
(stock
__
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
B
45c
Corp.
(quar.)
dividend
Sundstrand
5-31
43%c
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
A.)
2-28
30c
preferred
(D.
11-30
y8c
common
12-15
3-15-61
6-15-61
y8c
Hall
__
4%%
9
yac
Stuart
____
(quar.)
Finance,
Class
34%
;__
Traders
12-30
1
12-
8%
&
Industries
1
1
12-15
dividend-.
$1.06 x/4
dividend
Bank
12-
Stock
11-30
5%
Ltd.
Trusts
Annual______
130c
(quar.)
12-30
12-
&
1-
2
25c
Trade Bank & Trust
87 %c
Utilities
1-
12-15
12 %c
Corp. (increased)
Universal Pictures, 4x/4%
preferred (quar.)
Utah
Power
&
Light, common (quar.)____
$1.28 preferred series A
(initial)
-
2
Stock
2
12-
3%
Towmotor
12 %c
Struthers-Wells
4%%
Tsronto
11-23
12-
3
10c
Trans-Mountain Oil Pipe Line_
Furniture
B)
4
Shop, Inc. (quar.)
Broadcasting, common
Stock
1
12-15
3
1-
Engineering Corp.—
9
11-23
11-30
1-
12 %c
-
(quar.)
&
11-23
12 %c
Stuart
and
dividend
12-15
1] -30
.1
11-18
9
25c
———
Co.
12-
17 %c
(quar.)
Extra
Vermont
12-
12 %c
B
A
(quar.)
12-
—
Webster,
class
preferred
Stock
12-15
12-15
11-21
$1
(quar.)
4.56%
1
60c
_
on
Co.—
Tool Research
12-
35c
30C
(quar.)
12-
common
Strawbridge & Clothier,
(5c
3
1
(Del.)
11-25
11-30
75c
U.
Lines
11-25
12-15
12-15
12 %c
11-17
3
$2
(quar.)
common
United Stockyards Corp. (quar.)—
i
United Whelan Corp., common (quar.)
Co.—
preferred
12-15
12 %c
1st
Stock
1-
12-
Reclaiming
12-15
Truck
11-25
1-
55c
—__
12-15
25c
11-
B
Taft
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.)______—
1
S.
12-23
12-23
30c
common
Co.,
2
27 %c
1
25c
2
B
Superior
1-16
12-15
12-19
4%%
Steel
12-
22 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Rubber
4
2
12-28
50c
1-
35c
12-30
■
Class
Stock
12-31
Corp.
Edison
S.
Co.,
(quar.)
1-
22 %c
12-
(quar.)
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co.,
_
(quar.)
30c
B
Stock
12-12
1-16
Toledo
S.
U.
25c
2 %
B
Suburban
12-28
Tokheim
1st
U.
12-15
4%
dividend
8%
11-25
1
1-
$1
L_
(quar.)
A
Class
Sunbeam
9
37V2C
__
A
Sty Ion
12-
Manufacturing Corp.—
Class
1
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Townsend Corp. of America (stock div.)
Tractor Supply, class A (quar.)
A
Studio
12-28
Rubber
t4c
(increased-quar.)
Packing
(extra)
Tobin
S.
1112-
7%c
Match
A
25c
A
Stock
11-25
U.
4
Foundry
Card
Consolidated
(quar.)
Products
25c
T
($100
Storkline
12-10
4
11-
&
Insurance
Roller Bearing
(Stock
Class
11-
Pipe
Universal
Roofing (reduced)
Time, Inc. (year-end)
11-15
11-25
15c
(quar.)
preferred
&
1
Playing
Universal
Tilo
12-
12-10
S.
4 x/2 %
Universal
Telephone, common
preferred (quar.)
Timken
S.
U.
10-31
Tidewater
Tip Top
U.
4
11-10
Thriftimart, Inc., class A (quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores (increased quar.)
11-15
4
11-
11-30
11-10
11-15
4
11-
2
11-30
12-30
11-
1
11-30
12-16
1
1
1
12-15
dividend
1
12-
2%
____
12-10
1-16
J.), common
preferred (s-a)_—
12-
12-15
(s-a)——
(N.
12-
1
60c
;
12-
12-28
$1.75
(N. Y.)
35c
Mfg. (quar.)_
(stock div.)
Markets
Insurance
12-
Thorofare
12-
Lines
30c
(quar.)
11-10
12-
Life
S.
Oil
&
12-16
11-14
S.
U.
11-28
12-16
11-18
U.
11-28
35c
9
4
4
12-15
Thompson Paper Box Co. Ltd
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge, Inc.—
Common (quar.)
12-13
1111-
12-13
11-14
12-
1
1
15c
11-10
5%
1212-
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
10c
—
1
preferred
Holderi
12-
30c
B
Extra
When
Payable of Rec.
15c
quar.)
(quar.)
U. S. Gypsum Co., common
7%
$1.12%
(quar.)
25c
Chemical
preferred
Class
A
(quar.)
10c
(reduced
class
pfd.
$1.35
__
9
5%
Corp
($50
Class
(quar.)
1
11-15
4
Foil,
4x/2%
$1.31 x/4
.
*—____—_____
preferred
Class
—_—
___________—
12-
15c
____
Class
Glass
4
11-
$1.24
12-
115c
Bros., Ltd. (quar.)
Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc. (quar.)
Sterling Drug Inc. (quar.)
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
(John)
Thatcher
Thiokol
130c
—
Stedman
Still-Man
11-15
11-15
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores
Stewart-Warner
1!
11-
1
Envelope
S.
Share
Chemical,
(quar.)
Sulphur
Coal
(increased)
com.
(quar.)
Producing
Pacific
1
35c
_—
(s-a)
common
Finance,
Stern
Texas
12-
8c
—____■
Ltd.
A
—
Ltd.
(Michaels)
11-16
12-
30c
Steel,
Co.,
preferred
Bros.
1
40c
—
Delaware
Bros.,
12-
30c
(quar.)
Steinberg's Ltd., class A
Stephan Company (initial)
Stouffer
preferred
93%c
.____
preferred
_
Class
5.40%
62 %c
Ins.
dividend
Hotels
&
Transmission,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gulf
1
S.
&
$1.40
.
Gas
Gulf
1212-
1
4.96%
Texas
4
1
5.25%
1
4
11-
12-
1212-
11-
1
12-
11-23
11-15
1
12-
$1.46 '/4
1
12-15
12-
$1.67%
5
12-15
35c
(quar.)
1-
1
U.
(quar.)
12-
60c
—
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)
Stone
preferred
12-
140c
preferred
Storer
6.70%
U.
4
Borax
$1.45
(quar.)
_____
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Mass.)
Life
Chemical
Stock
Stop
5.85%
6
4
12-
S.
$1,433/4
.
$1.05
__
——-
7%
11-21
11-
12-16
(quar.)
12-30
on
(Raleigh)
(quar.)
State Exploration Co. (stock dividend)_
State Loan & Finance, class A
(quar.)_.
Class B
(quar.)
6% preferred
(quar.)
Class
6
: (quar.)
preferred
preferred
Stock
(s-a)
Capital
Stetson
5.80%
12-12
U.
$1.333/4
63c
stk.
(year-end)
common
(quar.)
class
Market Co.
&
5.75%
shs.
Jersey)
Steel
Structural
Stanfields,
Stern
11-21
11-21
4%
shares_
65
(Ohio),
Pressed
Standard
4%%
6
6
4
$1.37%
—
(quar.)
___
-
fractional
Kentucky
Standard Register Co.
Standard Shares
4%%
12-
Standard
shares held)
(New Jersey)
than
of
preferred (quar.)
Packaging, $1.20
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Stern
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
50c
$1.60
Sterchi
5.60%
5c
of
65
3%%
Statler
12-
183/4C
—
(quar.)—.
of
Standard
4
12-31
40c
—
(quar.)
share
Oil Co.
less
Co.
Standard
California
(one
is
of Standard
Standard
3%%
1st
11-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
5c
(quar.)
J. for each
payment
Stauffer
5.50%
Per
12-12
$1,183/4
—
C—
Monday, November 28, 1960
.
Name of Company
65c
$1.12%
(quar.)
5c
Co.
Class
12-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Star
preferred
12-31
preferred
Texas
(quar.)
Oil
State
5.35%
50c
—
Products, class A
Oil
6%
5%
Texas
preferred
Standard
odd
4.75%
12-
87Vic
Standard
This
12-
12-
12-
(quar.)
Milling,
B
preferred
3
93c
(initial)
common
—
Transmission, com.
preferred (quar.)
12-
._
.
Holden
25c
__
Eastern
3
Dredging Corp.—
Standard
Texas
1-
held)
50
_
convertible
Class
1
(Detroit)—
Industries
Inc.,
12-
_
When
Payable of Rec.
2%
___
;
dividend
25c
_
_
Chemical
Brands,
preferred
$1.60
each
Accident Insurance
Standard
$3.50
for
(quar.)
Quarterly
Stamford
Stock
.
Extra
1
12-
35c
(quar.)
—
preference
12-15
11-15
Share
(quar.)
25c
.
Stock
$3.75
3
Inc.
1-
___;—1%
common
Per
Name of Company
Texaco,
25c
—
-__
Mfg.,
1-
11-15
12-31
25c
_____
-
Holdert
4.50%
$1.62
(quar.)
dividend
(A.
12-15
—______—
>
Extra
37%c
$1.12V2
(quar.)
Extra
Stock
20c
$1.12ya
12-31
Insurance—
(quar.)
preferred
Square
When
Payable of Rec.
.
$1.50
.
'
12-10
11-21
62 %c
12-
1
11-
2
3%
12-
9
11-
2
Ordinary 8t Amer.
p
\N
s?
Volume
192
Number
6007
,
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2167)
;
51
f.i
Per
Name of
Company
Wrigley
(Wm,),
Jr.
(quar.)_
Holders
12-20
12-
12-
12-
1
11-18
12-
1
11-18
25c
—
1-
3
2-
1
(reduced-quar.)
1
12-10
11-14
$1
12-10
12-
.
shares
6%
Yocam
37VaC 1-31-61
for
37Vac
7-31-61
12-15
11-30
3-15
2-28
-6-15
5-31
(quar.)
______
-10c
____
Corp.
(stock
dividend)
class A
Ziegler Coal & Coke
1
books
not
2%
11-30
12-
9
a
Less
y
Previously
British
date
and/or
t Payable
Less
income
12-
9
in U.
Jamaica
incorrect.
was
is
date
indicated
*
11-29
12-
12-15
income
stock,
per
a
per
shares,
on
the
The
to
payment
It
units,
one
$10
face
Co.
In
and
is
(3)
45,000
debenture
45,000
offer
to
unit
consisting
amount
8%
debenture
headed
addition
to
$15,
to
tax.
Finish-it-Yourself
sale
and
Homes
were
of
Homes,
engaged
In
be
to
Steel
organized
the stated
for
homes
of
States
was
the
March
lower
presently
than
being
and
service
company's
temporary
customers
prospectus,
the
lack
of
the
and
its
subsidiaries
sufficient
$500,000
construction
will
net
to
Steel
the
by
Mortgage
the
entity
and
activated
yet been
as
the
Of
due
the
allocated
be
not
&
as
proceds
the sale
from
of
Ia|>
recapitalized
was
stated
value
In
^
at
machinery.
■
Jack & Heintz is engaged-primarily in the design, developand
ment
-and
for
Used
recent
of
has
of
outstanding
stock.
common
man
the
electric
John
certain
Oh
Board.—V.
indebtedness
Brooks
192,
without
value
par
former
for
of one outstanding share for 241.5876
indebtedness, the company has
shares, of which Baron owns 280,000
vice-president,
o\vns
50,000 shares.
;
-
is
listed
and
President
as
.
shares
Chair¬
1,872,466
and
upward
shares
shares.
outstanding
shares
and
.
;
corporation has called for redemption on Dec. 1, next,. $6,000
5% sinking fund debentures of 1947 due Dec. 1, 1962 at 101%.
Payment will be made at the St. Louis Union Trust Co., St. Louis, Mo.
its
—V.
188,
2293.
p.
South American Gold & Platinum Co.—Bolivian Gold
Production—
/
.
•1
'
-
-
*
V
•
This international
mining and exploration firm announced on Nov. 18
its wholly-owned subsidiary, South American
Placers, Inc., has
successfully placed into operation its gold dredge on the Kaka River
Bolivia after a dramatic two-year relocation
program involving an
that
in
airlift
of
Guinea
the
in
Lewis
the
Par
dredge
from
its
to
of
purchase
in
produce
6,000
that
only
of
ounces
"dredging
at
$3
gold
gold
the present
in
Bolivia,
is
mine
month
per
constitutes
and
important
addition
to
South
American
Gold
&
Platinum's
gold
at a time when gold is selling in free world markets at
exceeding the U. S. price of $35 an ounce." He added that
the operation "significantly enhances the mineral production of Bolivia
which, in turn, participates through a sliding scale gross royalty based
on the tenor of the ground dredged."
Patrick H. O'Neill, South American Gold & Platinum Vice-President
share
per
on
before,
in
of
company
was incorporated
under
York
on
Sept.
1, 1944, as National
New
proprietary
medicated
skin
conditioners
specialties under
specifications and formulas by
;
of mining operations, explained that the dredging site is
accessible only
by air.
The dredge, displacing 2,000 tons, was dismantled in New Guinea, shipped by freignter to Arica, Chile, lightered
ashore, and hauled by rail to La Paz, Bolivia, and by truck to the end
of road transport at Caranavi.
The company constructed an air field
Caranavi
at
and over 5,000 tons of equipment,
involving more than
flights, were flown 30 miles in two tri-motor Northrop companyowned airplanes to the construction site at Teoponto.
A complete living
community was established at Teoponto for over 100 personnel con¬
nected with the project.
Reconstruction, overhaul, and modernization
of
the dredge was completed late last year.
A diesel electric plant
supplying 700 kilowatts for the dredge and camp was installed and a
1,000
fuel
supply
rubber
program
tanks
miles
40
developed
was
downstream.
involving
After
floating
several
delays
1,000-gallon
due
to
|;|
houses of the Bolivian Congress in December, 1957.
vides
The contract pro-
all
that
equipment and supplies may be brought into the country
duty free, that all gold bullion produced may be eAported and sold in
the free world market, and that no taxes other than those agreed upon
in
the
contract
may
190,
agreement.—V.
Directors
the
of
which
holders
of
record
p.
1463.
The
5.
and
In
the
original
/,.
will
enable
tion
action
the
.
•'
,.
of
Edison's board does not expect any change in the com¬
dividend policy on common stock, he said.
He pointed
cash
that
out
the
declaration
liberalized
taxes,
but
This
Co.
depreciation
based
was
is
the
since
first
its
annual
declarations
be
Speedee
The
Hogle
be
to
purchase
to
7988
the
fiscal
be
share
per
exercisable
after
year
The
shares
the
company
at
was
any
of
stock.—V.
La
Mesa,
Nov.
21,
The
of
192,
regular
1653.
p.
for
price
Calif.,
19uU,
public
and
of
filed
underwriting
effective
incorporated
in
Oct.
,
2,
Boney,
dent,
46,900
1960,
to
,
owns
7,600
shares
indebtedness,
52,733
President,
shares
owns
30,300
shares,
(62.3%> ).
capital.
be
This
1959
The
$75,000
to
and
the
are
option
an
prospectus.
of
the
;
common
shares, -J.
1956
and
fixtures
1
•
had
stock,
Algert
management
(a)
used
working
to
the
to
cash
funds
and
•
,
of
which
Baukus,
officials
as
stock¬
>
as
of
Henry
A.
a
Vice
a
group
The company proposes to change its
100,000
shares
of
the
$100,000
to
for
to
with
Field
Presi¬
the
192,
drug
advertising,
products;
(b)
for addition
$60,000
bulk
in
and
thereby
stores
to
prepay
earning
addi¬
1442.
p.
Inland
Steel
Products
Co.,
192,
Cash
in
contrasts
the
TelAutograph Corp.—Proposes
The
corporation
of
Bellanca
8700
Subscription
Ave.,
Los
Offer—
Angeles,
Calif., on Nov.
registration statement with the SEC covering shares of
its
common
stock
to
be
offered
for
subscription
by
its common
stockholders.
The
number
of
shares to
be offered,
the subscription
terms, and the underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Baird & Co., Richard J. Buck &
Co., and Chace, Whiteside & Winslow,
Inc., are listed as the principal underwriters.
filed
18
net
proceeds
the
from
sale
the
of
be
offered, the company
will
devote
development, tooling, inventory
and
to
producing
a
approximately $400,000 to
production expense
compatible
usable
and
with
American Telephone & Telegraph Co. analog subset and will devote
approximately $400,000 to the tooling,
inventory
and
other initial
to provide
of
expenses
production
Hogan
the
Faximile
The
company.
retire
part
Bank,
outstanding
addition
4%%
the
of
to
of
developing
of
the
for
which
manufacture
its
sub¬
and
sale
the
debentures
stock.—V.
187,
due
July
15,
1965,
and
2046.
p.
Texas
Instruments Inc.—President's
President
P.
E.
Haggerty
of
Texas
last
1956
previous
and
Mr.
presentation
In
at
stated
assets,
which
number
of
10%
The
10%
was
of
rate
for
1956,
return
will
analysts
employees increased from 4,200
working abroad in 1960.
taxes
about
to
able
Square
footage
sq.
ft.
other cities
of
the
During
technical
from
the
United
1956-1960
effort
$6,000,000
was
made
on
13.7%
average
for
1960.
total
The
and
seven
other
countries.
expenditures for the company's total
development
and
engineering)
increased
about
$38,000,000 with, on
average,
supported by others and the balance by the company.
about
half
Mr.
Haggerty forecast net sales billed for 1960 at $232,000,000 to
$233,000,000, representing a growth over 1959 net sales billed ($193,000,000) of approximately 20%
and an average annual growth over the
5-year span of about 50%
Net sales billed in 1956 were $46,000,000.
.
He
said
about
outside this
He
at
of
total
1960
sales
are
expected
to
come
from
country.
estimated
about
12%
1960's
$15,250,000
net
to
by¬
the
was
164%
totaled
gain
$621,059
contributing to
in
output
the
Magnolia
as
this
Beach
which provides the market for this gas.
depreciation and depletion) increased
totaling
$806,503 or
reported in fiscal
$427,719
(The per share figures
of
$1.56
per
share.
which was
1959,
based
are
weighted
on
investors
the
have
consistent
Thrift
gains
and
the
the
M.
Beecherl,
Jr.,
President,
added to the per¬
1960,
become
stockholders.
lines
of
bank
Beecherl
We
credit
said
are
now
favor¬
on
"Management
Extensive
year.
to
programs*
sustained, barring the
that substantial gains in
fiscal
year."—V.
phases
30,
of
1960,
the
were
192,
is
are
past
our
be
good
1961
Corp.—Annual
all
dividends
of
1959
un*
net
1496.
p
Meeting—
company's business for the
reported
to
shareholders at
is
share
cents
series;
Jan.
2,
the
on
per
and
dividends
payable
Dec.
on
per
31 lA
1960
Preferred
dividend
to
cents
series;
stock,
stock.
record
report
37%
of
stock,
common
Hickox,
share
12 %
are
both
$1.50
the
on
cents
payable
classes
per
Dec.
payable
15.
shareholders, George A. Getty, President, and
Vice President, stated that the most sig¬
Executive
event
occurring during the fiscal year was the merger of
Snyder Co. of Pittsburgh into Thrift. This brought six new
in the Pittsburgh area, into the Thrift chain of consumer
F.
offices, all
finance
land
18
*
.
A.
fiscal
Mr.
the
preferred
common
their
M.
nificant
the
in
preferred
shareholders
In
year
aggregating
a
fiscal
very
in
Sept.
quarterly
on-
Paul
"
.
fiscal
1960
meeting. Net income showed a gain of $48,470, or 18.8%
income rose 13.4%, or 9 cents over last year's figures.
the
annual meeting,
Thrift's Board of Directors voted
cumulative
to
'•
its
wells,
share
per
Following
31
in
have
new
appear
registered
ended
annual
in
already been implemented. We expect
Investment
year
Louis
improvement
Prospects
Substantial
'
*
*
14
,
had
outlook,
the
about
be
'
rate
of
far-reaching, positive effect on
banking; communities' appraisal of the company.
on
some
will
out
achieved
have
drilling program also added
:
success
anticipate will be fully adequate for the expansion
for the new fiscal year."
planned
of
This
assets,
we
optimistic
income
taxes.
79%
a
arranging substantial
which
expected.
had
years,
institutional
record
income
results
and
process
terms
offices
and
which
South
extends
Carolina
into
the
well
as
as
states of Ohio,
throughout the
Virginia,
Mary¬
state
Penn¬
of
sylvania.
Income
for
the
was
merged
Snyder, which
like figure (for
after
of
for
in
During
County
in
tions
for
fiscal
the
by
the
and
to
of
for
earnings.
the meeting,
a
the
stated
growth
of
fastest
in
that,
newly
optimism.
rates
since
growing
their
township
opinion,
in
opera¬
established
They also said
last,
spring
should
offices
as
the
that the gradual
reflect favorably
shareholders re-elected three directors whose terms
include: Harry C. Engle, retired Secretary, and
These
of
the
company;
partner in the Pittsburgh
and
Butler
•
At
Kyle
the
produce "somewhat better earnings." They
efficient
supervision
of branch
offices
made
of three new divisions during the past
their
interest
expired.
of
merging this business
office
to make
this
the
Thrift also opened a new
offices.
32
Hills,
business
November,
Butler
area.
Hickox
expected
reasons
Treasurer
alone
should
more
lowering
had
Thrift
establishment
principal
in
of
Penn
Mr.
1961
to
possible
chain
in
the
over
last
Pa.,
established
Pittsburgh
and
took
also
Butler,
Thrift
pointed
year
1959.
merged basis, rose from 67 to 76 cents
increase in shares occasioned by the exchange
Without the Snyder figures, Thrift earned 62
Thrift
in
Eastwood
Getty
in
the
previously
Metropolitan
Mr.
1, 1960.
of $257,751
including
income
of
This compares with a
1959.
on
the
year,
Co.
the
at
Aug.
on
companies)
$306,221,
1959.
the
Loan
largest
the
for
Thrift's
office
two
Snyder.
fiscal
totaled
year
in fiscal
share,
per
allowing
into
the
$211,071
stock
cents
five
and,
Buerger;
Investment
offices
are
Virginia,
Corp.,
V.
Pa.,
states.
Emory R. Kyle, counsel for the company and
law firm of Buchanan, Ingersoll, Rodewald,
Harry
p.
Corp.,
operates
a
Wilson,
E.
a
vice-president
of
the
with headquarters at Two Gateway Center,
chain of 32 consumer finance offices in
In
Maryland and South Carolina, these
of Thrift Plan Finance Corp.
In
Pennsylvania,
managed under the
the
name
operates under the name of Consumer Finance
in Ohio, the subsidiary company is Signal Finance Corp.—
and
191,
company
549.
Times-Mirror Co.
For
the
revenues
man
Revenues
earnings after taxesrand preferred dividends
$15,750,000, or approximately $3.90 to $4.00
Oct.
higher
the
the
Oct. 2, 1960, the company's consolidated
for the comparable period last year, Nor¬
$83,927,188
1959.
A
American
New
of
results
than
President, announced Nov,
were
4,
(& Subs.)—Revenues Up—
weeks ended
forty
were
Chandler,
ended
in
factor
main
gas
completing
11
•-' "
to stockholders,
recent
Commenting
17,000 with slightly more
span,
(research,
to
States
plant
1960.
the sharp increase in
of the Carancahua Bay
company's
of space occupied increased from 320,000 sq. ft. to
This includes manufacturing plants in Dallas and
in the
gasoline
fiscal
was
presently has interests in eight completed
by a major extension being added to
company's
Gas
fine
of
activities
of
2,400,000
of
year,
the
the
&
report
Pittsburgh,
the
described
Inc.
aspects
after
be
to
Oil
"The
the
in
the company's total assets after depreciation were expected
approximately $120,000,000 at year-end 1960, up from $27,000,000
1956.
out¬
before
fiscal
with
investment
Several
said
year-end
than
York
New
some
shares
possible
System
for Federal
his
Thrift
Remarks—
Instruments
the
to
Haggerty
of
company.
basic strengths of his company to the New York
Society of Security
Analysts on Nov. 16 and termed them the seeds of what TI will become
five and ten years hence.
TI's
and
in
total
The
activation
(income
drilling activities,
producing zones.
net
proceeds will be used to
loans from the California
30, 1960, in an amount of. $500,000.
In
company has outstanding $2,070,500 of
convertible
common
equipment
outstanding
of%ept.
as
indebtedness,
560,227 shares of
is
Corp.
balance
company's
subordinated
facsimile
new
the
highlights
1959.
company
1960
reserves
an
sidiary
year
number of shares outstanding during each year.)
Although intangible development costs are capitalized on the com¬
pany's books, they are deductible in computing income taxes.
During
the fiscal year under review, Tex-Star Oil & Gas conducted an active
drilling program with the result that these costs made it unnecessary
proposed
initial
Telescriber
new
stock
common
high
average
a
the
Of
fiscal
Bay
earnings
89%
earned
747.
p.
number
average
gathering
of
operating
made
was
This
Net
above.—V.
52%;
for
the
the
This
Carancahua
Income
own
authorized
where
wells.
available
working
application, will
present
(c)
merchandise
chain
be
additional
priority of
for additional
company's
development;
purchase
advertising
expended
the
product
new
capital
be
of
to
company
needed
a
the
to
rose
reported
years
gas
was
share
of
weighted
1960,
year
in
$1.25
6%.
equal
was
31,
$299,326
annual report released on
to $1.13 in contrast to $0.73
for only five months.
during the year under review
sales, including condensate, which
gas
improvement
and
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Rental Plan for Subsidiary—
is
outstanding
of
purposes,
including
such net proceeds, in
distribution
and
regular
sale
the
1960
noteworthy
oil
convertible
the
from
income
Aug.
the
over
production,
against $235,420
Outstanding
at
ended
company's
on
year's
company
Also
in
260,000 shs.
interest
about
revenues from
the company's 20%
ownership
Gathering System and from the liquid hydrocarbon extraction
plant in which the system has a 40% interest.
Gas gathering and gasoline
plant revenues amounted to $240,311, which was 241%
higher than
the previous year's volume of $70,424 when such income was available
$40,000
with
optimistic
Gas
own
FINANCING
and
so
Corp.—Annual Report—
year
in the fiscal
accounted
the
750,000 shs.
bank
a
proceeds
the
to
discounts.—V.
See
three
in
necessary
company
net
of
use
and
cooperative
tional
payable
net
based
condensate
and
products)
$50,000
cents)__
10
corporate
follows:
as
He
A.
the
California
notes
added
be
promotion
to be
J.
terms
receive
PRESENT
the
drug
its
stock, after deducting expenses, will be approximately $235,000,
will
general
regis¬
through
company at a price
public offering price, such option
during the six months beginning one
outlets, equipping new outlets with
ing them with initial inventories.
addition
for
90,000
a
covering
sale
underwriter is to
stock
of
to
to
do
to
(516,941 in 1960; 407,454 in 1959.)
ended Aug. 31, 1960 were $1,272,181.
was
107%
higher than comparable revenues of $614,021 in the
fiscal year. Revenues from sources related to gas operations (gas
their
EFFECT TO
detailed
growth during the 1956-1960 period.
engaged
in the business of enfranchising others to manage and
operate retail
food stores under the name "Speedee Mart."
The net proceeds from
the sale of stock will be used as W"-king capital
in order to expand
the
number
of franchise-operated
"Speedee Mart" stores,
and more
specifically
will be
applied
to
the
acquisition
of
additional
retail
In
which
the
time
the
in
on
common
th&n
less
date
common
in
offering
of
by the Edison
said
this action
policy
a
it
fiscal
improvement
share
1959,
abilities
our
1496.
Gas
&
the
96%
Total revenues
fiscal
:
value
(par
PROCEEDS—The
income
for
for
use
Offering—
offered
be
of
Ave.,
Sx^C
to
supplied by amendment.
$.60
the
of
declared
Quinton
Mr.
adoption
payable
Normal
public
9,000
result
a
provision
stock,
in
1909.
in
as
the
stock,
The
Co.
not
was
computing
the
earnings.
payable
dividends
with
common
to
of
of
statement
&
ai\icend
Mart, Inc.—Files
company,
of
in
interpreted
of
■"Consists
normalized
on
incorporation
not
shares
the
dividend,
should
tration
ox.
stock
by
.
of
stock
program.
pany's
proprietary
others.
GIVING
indebtedness
relative
the board, Chairman Harold Quinton
dividend, in lieu of increasing the cash dividend,
the company to conserve cash for its continuing construc¬
announcing
that
■"Sundry
Common
the
Co.—Stock Dividend—
Nov.
on
other
and
manufactured
names
Authorized
to
distributed
-be
CAPITALIZATION
r
'
Public Utilities Commission.;.
said
the
17 declared a 4%
common stock
on
or
before
Feb.
24,
1961,
to
participating
preferred
stock
of
action is subject to the approval of the California
company
will
common
Jan.
the company during the term of
on
California Edison
Southern
dividend
be levied
brand
own
of
p.
standing during the respective
ex¬
ceptionally heavy rainfall, floods, bedrock reefs, and large boulders,
the dredge
was successfully
moved 2%
miles upriver to its present
location.
The company anticipates that the dredge will operate in the
general area approximately 15 years.
Reflecting a 25-year agreement reached by the company with the
Bolivian
Government
in September,
1956,
on
a
concession covering
37,050 acres, this program is the first major U. S. mining venture in
Bolivia since 1952.
The agreement with Bolivia was ratified by both
U
its
Per
planned and
the
of
Healthaids, Inc.
changed its name to Sulray Inc. on Jan. 22, 1960,
The com¬
pany's offices-are located at 273 Columbus Ave., Tuckahoe, N. Y.
The
company is principally engaged in the business of marketing a line of
production
charge
laws
which
premiums
in
the
in
a
according
16.
most
"best efforts, all of none" basis.
a
BUSINESS—The
New
at
Nov. 16
a
prospectus, J. A. Winston & Co., Inc., and Netherlands
Securities Co., Inc., both of New York City, offered
100,000 shares of the company's common stock (par 100)
State
Harder, President, - stated
representing this country's
expected
point
East.
B.
location,
an
dismantled
Via
—
income
$586,286,
formance
-
Sulray Inc.— Common Stock Offered
the
192,
Tex-Star Oil
Net
of
the
v
sustain the annual growth
rate of 50%
in
during the years 1S56-1960, he said: "We could
such a rate of growth from the $200,000,000
coming five or ten years.
We do plan to grow,
can
confident
are
Tex-Star
Straub, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
The
of
for
we
new
(William A.)
TI
equal to $1.05 per share.
a
330,000
new
certain
Halma,
having
common
exchanged
rate
to
common
Joseph
in
1441.
p.
'
generating systems
and
equipment.. Such systems are
shares
1,000,000
power
support
and commercial aircraft, ordnance vehicles and,
missiles and related ground support equipment.
for
years,
of
accessory .and-:
military
Siegler
•:
manufacture
the
addition
.330,000
into
of
$100,000, and the 1,365.965
prior
to
recapitalization
were
outstanding
equipment,
*
Nov.
be
sustain
future."—V.
to
working capital and used for general corporate purposes.
7/ 1960, the company's former authorized common stock
3,000 shares without par value but with a stated value of $30,000,
On
shares
8
page
added
whether
Among
mortgages for
subsidiaries.
According
operating
have
capital.
loans
the
sold
In
November,
1960,
North
American
Bond
organized in Pennsylvania
by
the company
was
the
of
to
and
company.
of constructing
purpose
priced
models
by
will
sales billed achieved
TI's
State
Delaware
of
1959'
"While the fourth quarter upturn is not
growth in TI net sales billed
the percentage
expected,
we
hardly expect to
Sloss
mortgage subsidiary for
the
purpose
of
financing the
construction
of
homes
sold
by
the
company and its subsidiaries,
$100,000 will be allocated to the devel¬
opment and promotion
of homes,
and the balance of $100,000 will
General Corporation and
Investment News
As
net
$15,000
is
homes.
as
over
approximately 20%, a respectable increase
in any year and
certainly in an economy which has shown definite
softness throughout the year."
accounts
own
Inc.)
"buyer-completed"
All
organized
series
a
United
or
grant
be
1960
one
has agreed to issue to the principal
purchase 37,500 common shares at $2 per
respectively,
to
tax.
taxes, Mr. Haggerty said:
sharp
level
four
and
estimated
their
8%
these
of
Marron,
by
an
for
war¬
for
underlying
proposed
purchase
may
and
8%
each
underwriters
of
&
1981,
one
shares
common
$18
(formerly
State
securities,
Continued from
Net earnings after taxes in 1956 were $2,349,000, or $.72
and in 1959 they wcre$14,143,000, or $3.59 per share.
presenting his estimates for 1960 net sales billed and net earnings
as
company
warrants
selling
the
here,
Canadian non-residents
The
1,
and
registered.
group
a
Sept.
shares
underwriters
units.
subsidiaries
Crest
Co.
corrected
due
in
sale
Harrison
1960,
All
company.
The
share.
share,
In
45,000
common
being
construction
April
1960,
1
Non¬
source.
/
Square, Pa., filed a registration
22,
1960,
covering:
(1)
180,000
8%
subordinated
sinking fund
Nov.
(2)
stock,
the
company
the
and
at
and
to
funds, less 15%
common
Homes, Inc., a Pennsylvania
corporation,
and New Jersey Division, All State Homes, Inc., a New
Jersey corporation, was organized by Stanley M'. Baron, president of
Steel
Crest.
All
the
outstanding shares of these companies were
contributed by Baron to the company in October 1960.
Also in October
dividend.
tax deductible
resident tax 7%.
record
S.
3V3C
funds,
date
of
Nov.
The
tax.
published
shares
outstanding i52,733
Center
on
underlying
public
through
2,250
202,
amount,
two
common
Inc.
to
and
11-29
"
this
500,000
Inc.—Registers— ^ f
SEC
also
are
expenses,
in
11-15
15c
closed for
to
the
shares.
share.
11-15
(stock dividend)
X Payable in Canadian
resident tax 15%;
split
stock;
face
90,000
for
underwriters
11-25
12-15
Co.,
up
11-15
12-23
$1.25
(initial)
&
for
11-15
12-
$2
(quar.)
Manufacturing
x
11-30
5%
Extra
Transfer
which
warrant,
8-31
-
15c
York Research,
*
4-19
9-15
2%
Young (J. S.) Co. (special)
Young Spring & Wire (stock dividend)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (quar.)__
Zero
-
iOc
Research
$10
purchase
shares-of
7-10
10c
10c
Batteries
4-29-61
Quarterly
York
to
securities
1-10
37 Vac
Quarterly
Quarterly
common
debentures,
rants
1
Route
the
with
of
debentures
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
shares
to
210,932
in
of
company
statement
11-15
Yellow Cab Co.—
6%
and
into
after
1-20
12-
30c
(quar.)
Wyandotte Chemicals (increased-quar.)
Co.
120,000
basis
Steel Crest Homes,
The
12-20
25c
20c
Company
Wyman-Gordon
from
value,
par
1
_
12-15
25c
$i
Monthly
Monthly
stock
witnout
four-for-one
1
_.
Wurlitzer
capital
Payable of Rec.
62V2c
$1.12V2
(monthly)
Extra
When
Share
Worthington Corp., common
4V2% preferred (quar.)
as
against
18.
$72,794,545
for
the
period
large portion of the increase came from sales
Library of World Literature, Inc.
Operating
paperback
publishing subsidiary,
book
acquired June 2,
parent company figures from
arrangements.
Earnings
interests were $3,553,933, equal
to 88 cents a
share on the 4,019,209 shares of common stock out¬
standing at Oct. 2, 1960. This compares with $3,453,003, or 96 cents
a
share
on
the
3,593,940
shares
outstanding a year earlier after
adjusting for the 4%
stock dividend paid in January, 1960, and the
three-for-one stock split effected in April,
1960.
An
exceptional performance by New American Library and gains
by Publishers' Paper Co. and Times-Mirror Press were not sufficient
to
offset
a
decline
in
newspaper
profits, Mr. Chandler commented.
Times-Mirror Broadcasting Co. approximately held even
with a year
1960,
Jan.
have
1
been
under
consolidated
pooling of
after taxes and
a
with
the
interests
minority
ago.
Book
sales* of
New
American
Library
exceeded
earlier ^expectations*
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2168)
/
Monday, November 28, 1960
...
\
Heavy
newsprint
Paper
had
for
to
demand
months
contend
to
insureThe
come.
with
operations at Publishers'
Times-Mirror Press, which last year
moving
costs
to
its
facilities,
new
Fusz-Schmelzle &
Hanrahan
increased
has
its
printing sales while holding costs under rigid control.
revenues
were
slightly higher than a year ago.
New
introduced and intensive circulation promotional effort had
the
desired effect of
increasing circulation.
Initially, increased cir¬
culation
proves
a
drag
on
earnings
through
higher
promotional,
delivery, newsprint and other production costs, Mr. Chandler explained.
Hirsch
Newspaper
Division
earnings
should
be
improved
through
com¬
higher advertising rates and subscription prices, which will
be fuily accomplished
by early 1961, he concluded.—V. 192, p. 1243.
Jones,
Newspaper
Edward
Carl
&
Smith
Inc.
and
associates
offered
1,250,000
shares of the company's $1
par common stock at $35 per
accounts of
APPOINTMENTS—The
of
Boston,
York, N. Y. The registrars
Mass.
and
selling stockholders.
transfer
Boston, Mass.
are
agents
and The
State Street
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.
Manhattan
Bank
<fe
inc.
Murch
Bank,
Trust
New
BUSINESS—Transitron is in the business of manufacturing and
selling various- types of semiconductors (such as
transistors, diodes,
and rectifiers) for
commercial, industrial and military use and carrying
on research
and development
relating to semiconductors. It has about
4,800 employees. Its plants are located in
Wakefield, Melrose, and
Boston,
Mass.
corporation
in
Transitron
in
1952
was
and
originally
organized
reincorporated
as
as
Sales
EFFECT
TO
FINANCING
Common
first
mortgage
notes*-
1959,
Outstanding
$882,500
the
have
been
reserved
for
the
under
below
the
have
Shares
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
&
ner
Smith
Inc
Stock
Blyth & Co., Inc
Eastman
The
First
Glore,
18,000
Dillon,
Securities
Co
Boston
Forgan
Harriman
18,000
Corp
18,000
Co
&
Co.,
Lazard
Freres &
Lehman
Co.
&
Co
Carl
M.
Co
&
Prescott,
&
Lynch_
&
3,000
Singer,
3,000
Watling,
Baker,
15,000
&
&
Dabney
of
Watts
&
Co._
and
Brush,
Co
Co
"In
2,500
2,500
of
Canada
land
acre
this
block
areas.
2,500
11,500
A.
Dominick & Dominick Inc.
11,500
El worthy
11,500
Clement
Francis
I.
Kayden,
E.
F.
Lee
&
Co—.
C.
&
11,500
11,500
and
Stearns
A.
Becker
G.
Inc._
Co.,
Securities
Bear,
<fc
Corp.
Co
&
Co.
Inc—
H.
J.
Stieglitz
Haupt
Hentz
J.
B.
&
Tucker,
Janney,
Dulles
Brown
Estabrook
Salomon
&
Spencer
Co
A.
Kormendi
John
Hutzler_
W.
2,500
McDonnell
Miller
Rauscher,
Inc._
Inc
Co.
&
—
Inc.
&
7,500
7,500
Co.,
Chas.
W.
Stein
Inc.
Co._
Scranton
Bros.
&
William
Blair
&
Coffin & Burr,
Co
Boyce
Johnston, Lemon & Co
&
&
Co.,
Hopwood
Inc
&
5,000
—-
Bltint
Ellis
&
J.
Dain
Dick
Inc.
Abbott,
Proctor
5,000
Abraham
Adams
5,000
Anderson
5,000
&
Paine„
Arthurs,
Reid
Granbery,
Corp.
Co., Inc.—
&
Marache
&
Co.
5,000
5,000
&
&
Co._
.
Peck___
&
2,000
2,000
2,000
—
Strudwick
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Newhard, Cook & Co._,
2,000
5,000
Burgess & Leith
5,000
Burns
Reinholdt
5,000
Carolina
5,000
C.
5,000
Richard W.
3,000
Julien
Stroud & Co., Inc
Bateman,
Eichler
Bosworth,
Sullivan
&
Co.—
&
Co.,
J.
C.
Bradford
&
Co
3,000
3,000
Chace, Whiteside &
Wlnslow,
Courts &
Crowell,
Davis,
3,000
—
Co
3,000
Weedon
&
&
Co
3,000
Co
3,000
DeHaven & Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine
Dempsey-Tegeler
R.
S.
Dickson
Farwell,
First
&
&
Co
Co.,
Chapman
Southwest
&
3,000
3,000
Inc.
Co._
Co
3,000
3,000
3,000
Folger, Nolan, FlemlngW.
B.
Hayden,
J.
A.
The
Hibbs
Miller
&
&
Co.,
Co
Hogle A: Co
Illinois
Co.
Co.,
Co.,
Inc
Draper,
Inc.
Elkins,
Ferris
The
3,000
First
plant
Co
192,
of
the
financing
the
to
will
certain
will
debentures
been
route
engaged
connects
Lake
City.
and
The
from
hinges,
REVENUE—For
operating
gain
on
its
In
major
be
into
an
other
among
the
nine
revenues
sale
on
of
months
of
the
sale
of
used
credit
of
the
aircraft,
provide
convertible,
prior
stock
common
at
value,
and
25,000
of $95,000, of
400,000 shares
stock purchase
common
r
,
fir
U.
S.
common
1960
President,
Plywood
'
'
contractual
the
and
relationship
,
which
cities
at
optional
York Stock
the
on
and
flies
Los
East
routes
their
Harriman
to
broom
the
of
into United,
things,
ended
issory
plywood
\
-
stock, it
and
announced
was
541,500 shares
Nov. 22.
on
Exchange.
coast
into
The
cover
company's
Plastics
wide
a
glass
business
was
Moulded
Universal
of
changed its
has
pany
fiber
Division
Vactron
The
SEC
Products
to Bristol
name
formerly
conducted
Nov.
18,
filed
1960
by
with
British
the
1960,
30,
the
of
Civil
notice
a
of
a
amount
below
have
debentures
of
set
had
severally
opposite
Amount
Drexel
&
&
Dominick—
Co
Inc.
& Bona
~~
E.
2,000
Julien
Corp.
2,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co._
Collins
Co
&
Co
&
First
of
Folger,
325,000
Clark &
has
W.
375,000
Co.,
been
in
petition
appointed
remaking
United
Fort
trustee.
reorganization
District
States
Worth.
The
burned-out
Vactron
than
of
as
standing
Sept.
30,
Court
(the
the
for
"debtor")
3,300
corporation
principal
Texas
a
with
its
$1,603,010 and liabilities
of
petition
stock,
common
is
tubes,
The balance sheet filed with the
assets
The
1960.
shares of
stockholders.
791,431
debtor
television
shows
for reorganization
$360,598
See
states
$2
that
there
value,
par
of
out¬
are
held
by more
Lunn
Plastics
Laminates,
Corp.—Merger Off—
Inc.,
above.—V.
192,
945.
p.
v;.
Co
&
Stockholders
of
this
York
New
one
at a .special meeting
split of the common
authorized to 1,750,000
Nov.
on
voted
15
at
$1
nounced.
the
par
number
The
for
within
each
the
The
to
stock
Becker
Mr.
company
five
for
Sidney
shareholders
Becker,.-, chairman,
B.
to
$1
should
the
an¬
,
of
four
Nov.
additional
15,
1960.
Gibbs stock
broadening the
plans .for
the
&
thus
immediate
no
issued.
Willcox
of
record
Willcox
investors,
has
company
increase
the total
to
bringing
basis
place
additional
many
be
proposal
par.
on
shareholders
split
the
to
old
101-year
held
the
of
said
shares
of
distributed
share
said
approved a
by > 750,000,
shares
2,500,000
was
reach
He
the
authorized
of
shares
new
shares
City
a
stock,
common
time,
same
authorized
of
1'
■
the
At
approval
,
Gibbs
&
is
a
of
manufacturer
industrial
as
well as high frequency electronic heating, and
equipment.
Recently,
the
company
further diversified into
textile machinery field
with the introduction of a revolutionary
sewing
sealing
the
machines,
cost-saving
doffing
machine
manually.—V. 191,
which
automates
operation
an
now
27,94.
p.
(R. C.) Williams &
The
375,000
Boston
Michigan
Hibbs
Inc.
Corp..
Corp.
250,000
1,150,000
325,000
Fleming-
Corp.
1961
325,000
250,000
Fulton, Reid & Co,,
175,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
750,000
175,000
Hayden, Miller & Co
325,000
Lee
500,000
Higginson
Corp
Inc.
the
for
and
1961
(EST)
p.m.
$40,385
1962,
and
and
sale
Nov.
to
to
100V2%
Co., Inc.—Tenders for Debentures
Trust
on
$62,241
Winn-Dixie
It
an
of
Co.,
29,
44
1960,
3%
Wall St., New York, N. Y., will
receive tenders of Airline Foods
sinking
amount
prices
at
to
debentures due Feb.
exhaust
the
sums
fund
sufficient
not
for debentures due
The
250,000
company
e'xceed
to
100%
1962.—V.
191,
debentures
for
1,
of
due
246.
p.
Stores, Inc.—Registers—
filed
registration statement
a
covering 406,000 shares
Diversified
members
written
by
&
„:
Manufacturers
3
$500,000
175,000
Co
Nolan,
B.
Split—
stock by, changing the 350,000 $5 par shares now
500,000
First
Bosworth, Sullivan &
at
the pro¬
petition for reorganization on Oct. 21, 1960, which
approved by Judge T. Whitfield Davidson.
Ben M. Gilbert of Fort
engaged
debt;
159,000
4,648,209 shares of
and
Boettcher & Co
350,000
the
in
Texas
place of business at Mansfield, Texas.
funded
and
named
The
of
*
.
in
appearance
voluntary
a
Worth
financing, out¬
pro-forma basis will
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
—
the
Cabinet Corp.
current
Elworthy
W.
line
$5,991,000,
Estabrook
Brown
was
and consummation
250,000
Co.,
filed
pending
Corp.
District
market.
325,000
Co
by
The latter com¬
Corp.
Corp.—SEC Reorganization—
on
Vactron
additional
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—
&
of
Northern
providing
Bateman, Eichler & Co._
175,000
Blyth & Co., Inc
1,150,000
Barth
prom¬
common
manufacturing
company's
products
performed
on
Dominick
$2,575,000
,
operations are located in Bristol,-Va.
variety of reinforced plastic products in¬
cluding radar reflectors, Navy and Coast Guard boats and structural
It is presently
members.
among the largest manufacturers of giant
radomes.
It has also developed a new continuous process of manufac¬
turing which greatly reduces the cost of many fiber glass items de¬
signed for industrial applications.
i
J
Its
Honolulu.
ne't earnings
stock
underwriters
Ripley &
,)
...
.
of
re¬
below.
Co., Inc.
*
has completed the private sale for
1972
due
'l
plants,
Fiber Glass Corp.—Private Place¬
company
notes
.
.
five
of
cash through the First Boston Corp. of $2,850,000
to
approval
on
Sent.
payable
preferred
principal
million
,
consist
;
ment—The
60
plant that turns out 20,000 handles
manufacturers.—V. 191, p. 2793,
implement
and
Universal Moulded
until
purchase
com¬
a
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machines—Stock
stock.
names
two
approximately
to
...
operations
Oregon
plant, five sawmills and
merger
Angeles
agreement
company,
notes
Stewart,
L.
the
"•
amounts
annually.
Plywood's
for
day
The
in
>
Loran
between
t
to
of
the
of
series
interest
.
disclosed.
not
was
production,
feet
S.
veneer
a
'
Inc.,
Plywood is presently purchasing under sales contract Bohemia's
plywood
U.
purchased for cash a
one-half
of Culp Creek, Ore.
/ "
has
Co.,
.•/
S.
square
a
Plywood Corp.—Acquires Interest—
Brewer,
$37.50
for the sinking
Application will
and
case.
New
$3,720,000.
completion of the
of
$244,052,000
5%%
•■•■".V"
had
r
.
Bowling' Centers
the
principal executive offices in
air
transportation
of
persons,
$278,910,000,
aircraft
capitalization
of
of
agreed
2,000
be
sale
will
redeemable
also
Francisco
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
Alex.
Co
'.-FVa'-TJ-'Yt
United
events.
be
company
San
2,000
Southeastern
;•>. t
of-
President, sr.id in a joint announcement Nov. 17 that the move
"solidify
shares
with
company,
has
merger
2,000
Turner,
Cleveland
'
*
companies
1346.
p.
involved
Whitehouse
ranging from 104%%
to par,
plus accrued interest in each
1985
the
agreement,
debentures
debentures
bank
J.
Co
U.
order.
on
in
will
the
from
from
proceeds
credit
adjustment
initially
United's
under
proceeds
Airlines, Inc.
the
shares
&
Harri¬
—
2,000
&
C.
panies."
1862.
p.
underwriting syndi¬
an
2,000
Stokes
11
new
Aeronautics Board.
2,000
&
150,-
Other
Debentures Offered
aircraft
company
has
entered
the merger of Capital
consist
2,000
First
of
One
process.
Pacific.
the
including
capacity
Amount
Sullivan
3,000
Salt
Columbia,
The
2,000
Inc.
3,000
and
standing
Faulkner, Dawkins &
3,000
Union
of
one
borrowings
1985
&
Inc
Inc
Guerin
said
Corp.,
program,
total
previously redeemed, into
list the
111.,
2,000
I
Co.
Eppler,
subjec
to
2,000
Morris,
—
the
jet
UNDERWRITING—The
Co
&
Chemical
&
expansion
with
leading Pacific Coast cities, via such prominent cities as Pittsburgh,
Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Omaha, Dsnver
Securities
Co.,
million-
a
and
.
and
that
under
new
unless
transcontinental
2,000
&
2,000
Sears
Fosdick
»
2,000
Corp..
Co
Schmertz
Robertson
&
on
raw
a
property and mail since Dec. 28, 1934.
United's system consists of
11,613 unduplicated. certificated route milest and scheduled commercial
flights totaled 348,743 airplane miles as of Oct. 1, 1960. The carrier's
2,000
Pancoast
Dittmar
estab¬
to
as
foreign nations.
Carbon
an
patented
a
from
reduce
believes
BUSINESS—The
Co., Inc.—
Inc
Dewar,
discoveries
double the investment of 1960.—V.
proceeds
to
for
100%,
Chicago,
and
Clarke
Union
in 1961,
prices
at
total
Inc.
Dallas
19
of
plants
Coast
available
1975,
made
2,000
Eddleman, Pollok &
—
be
2,000
&
midst
Atlantic
REDEMPTION—The
2,000
&
Collins
Davenport &
Inc
Skaggs
Cassell
1,
Corp..
Securities
Cunningham,
3,000
Butcher & Sherrerd
Co
Bros. & Denton, Inc.
F.
the
using
United
share,
for
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc.
Brooke
Agnew & Co
and
Collier
napthalene
company
demption
2,500
'»■,
5,000
Gardner
of
in
annually,
required
fund
5,000
&
States
president
CONVERSION—The
2,500
Lester, Ryons & Co
Irving Lundborg & Co
Shurnan,
use
which
funds
per
Lestrange & Co._
Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath
&
oil
three
Ripley & Co. Inc. managed
the
Dec.
2,500
Michigan
of
Fulton,
Wainwright & Co.
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
5,000
to
192,
Lumber
Gene
would
to
the
2,500
2,500
C.
Co., Inc
Merle-Smith
&
First
Simmons
methane
addition
methane
in
States,
plants
were
two
the
on
million
funds
2,500
5,000
&
M.
Co
Inc.
5,000
Co
$11
and
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
H.
yquid
as
John, Alberta, and discoveries in other
exploring in Central and South America, Australia,
Libya."
-
PROCEEDS—Net
2,500
Sutro
&
gas
St.
United Air Lines, Inc.
2,500
McDowell
6.500
6,500
Bacon, Whipple & Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus
Barth
Co
6,500
Jaffray
Walston
&
6,500
The Ohio Co,_
Piper,
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Straus, Blosser &
6,500
of
2,500
Co._
Stern
6,500
Inc
there
Fort
was
of
pounds
be
2,500
&
6,500
Baker, Weeks & Co
Collier,
agreement.
2,500
6,500
Brothers
the
United
fertilizer
debentures, funds from operations,
Saunders, Stiver & Co
&
haVe
of
C.,
par
States
amount
Bohemia
projects include a sulfuric acid plant in Los Angeles and an anhydrous
phosphoric plant.
The Collier Corporation plans capital expenditures
by
2,500
2,500
Co
Baird
2,500
Co.,
Inc.
Rotan,
&
the
of
of petroleum carbon.
developed tremendous gas
processor
Co.
$1
corporation
The
from
industry.
sales
stock
common
Bohemia
with
offered on Nov. 23 an issue of
$25,000,000
company's 47/s% subordinated debentures, due
Dec. 1, 1985, at 100% and accrued
interest, to yield 47/s%.
2,500
—_
7,500
&
will
of
2,500
Co
Pierce
a
Oil
such bowling centers now under con¬
Westhampton Beach; N. Y., having
operate
S.
capitalization of the company will consist,
loans; $343,867 of conditional sales contract?;
The
Addi¬
the
and
25,
revenues
gross
United
the
major gas recovery system
gas and process them into
a
will
lanes. ': l v ■'
56
warrants.—V.
in
and
plants in the United
cate
2,500
2,500
Co
Mosle
partnership
Aug.
on
of $1,130,819 and net earnings of $131,760
for
the
year ended
June 30, 1960.
*'
r
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, out¬
pxpect-
feet.
and
organization
man
2,500
Co
Inc...
&
Mead,
7,500
Co.,
Co.,
&
In
Delaware
in
ceeding under Chapter X of the Bankruptcy Act for the
Space
Co.__
Wood, Struthers & Co.____
Robert
&
&
Newburger &
7,500
&
Trask
9,500
2,500
2,500
Legg
we
year
cubic
of Union's research program and its
relation to
pointed out by" Tower.
Union's latest patented refining
known as Unifining, is already licensed for use in more than
000.000
which
which
Battles,
Lane,
Kidder
C.
7,500
Co
&
M.
liquids
Ohio
coast
year
also
are
construction
2,500
Johnson,
Corp.
9,500
Sons
Bros.
Schwabacher
&
Mason-Hagan,
—_
&
&
2,500
2,500
Son
&
Inc.
The
9,500
Co
Co..
billion
organized
over
rate
was
Robert
his
2,500
Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs and Co
9,500
Anthony &
R. L. Day
G. H. Walker
Alex.
&
Co
Hilliard
9,500
Pressprich & Co
Rothschild
&
100
2,500
Howard,
9,500
9,500
&
9,500
W.
F.
J.
9,500
Ira
&
Co.
L.
11,500
11,500
9,500
Goodbody & Co
Ladenburg, Thalmann
R.
2,500
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.—
Co.
Allyn
American
_:
Halle
Moseley & Co.:
Shearson, Hammill & Co._
A.
Inc.
11,500
11,500
S.
Shields
11,500
Co
Next
year.
50
14%
of
a
was
Columbia,
in
additional
bank
dramatic.- '
been
significance
profits
process,
Co.,
Co._:
&
We
The
2,500
2,500
■
&
Corp.,
Hutton
Higginson
*
F.
duPont &
Stone
& Sons
Co,_„
Evans
the
has
increase
an
'
.
standing
hydrocarbon
producing at
-
.
.
of
dioxide
near
Spanish Sahara
&
for
another
production
investigating
west
2,500
A.
feet,
been
company
REVENUES—Affiliated
Collier
Carbon
&
Chemical
Co.,
fertilizers, chemicals' and..carbons, has.-*
the past two years to a record high
The Collier subsidiary is a manufacturer of dry
chemical
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Edwards
liquid
.
engaged
consolidated
end
million
270
;
acquire all the outstanding stock, of three corporations al¬
in operating modern, air-conditioned tenpin bowling
with a total
of
140 lanes, in Connecticut, and
of two other
to
corporations
grown
the
material.
Cooley & Co
G.
have
.
.
the financing
from
struction
an
"At
j
proceeds
BUSINESS—The
1960,
petrochemical
33%
Union and
are
the
and
the
marketer
dollars.
and
reserves
cubic
diversification.
extract
by
company's common stock at a price of $5.50 per
offering marks the first public sale of the
the
ready
,
By the end of 1960
cubic feet.
Union's
present
production
gas
leet
subsidiary,
and
15,000
Co.
about
be
1
the equivalent of
our
have
least
at
in
sales
15,000
Drexel &
San
increased to
year—Taylor
years
trillion
4
are
as
billion
cubic
to
use
Reynolds & Co., Inc—
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc
—■„
much
will put on
major
its
lishment
Slocumb & Co. Inc.
and
will
said.
Common Stock Of¬
—
initially will be added
company's general funds and applied toward the completion
of constructing and equipping Richland Bowl, Inc., ?.t Columbia, S. C.;
equipping of Westhampton Bowl at Westhampton Beach; N. Y.; pur¬
chase
of
land
and
building at South Windsor, Conn.; advances to
wholly-owned
subsidiaries;
and
for
the
acquisition
of additional
bowling centers.
'
■
► ,-V
.V
been
liquid cabon
2,500
Burnham
for
Alaska,
2,500
Inc.
and
billion
Louisiana
million
and
Japan
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
Boettcher
of
excess
natural
105
geographic
increased
2,500
20
Taylor
1957.
p.
The
PROCEEDS—Net
to
completed in
Louisiana, facilities installed,
agreed upon and a pipeline connection is under construction.pointed out that Union is also accelerating its program of
South
24
in
increase
Co., Union
"In
in
as
past
trillion cubic feet.
3'/2
This year we
have
components
ice
the
industry,"
'* *'I *
associates offered on Nov. 25 200,000 shares
company's common stock.
of
125
to
wells
Taylor
3,000
one-half
produced
exceed
product
in
of
reserves
increase
we
production
tional
during
the
as
192,
—V.
Centers, Inc.
Bowling
and
the
share.
those of
higher than for
1961
lor
750,000
Co
1
250,000.
——
centers
current value basis
previous year.
will
expenditures
&
Dean Witter & Co—, 730,000
i;.u
Grimm
exceed
19%
were
Weld
White,
.....
750,000
..
fered—Emanuel, Deetjen & Co. and Hill, Darlington &
the
of
members
to
-
Inc._,
750,000
—
375,000
Walker & Co.—325,000
1G. H.
2,000
...
1959
of
Co
told
expected
months
nine
reserves
fast
as
a
oil,
manufacturer
&
&
board,
Co., Inc.
250,000
350,000
.
&
Barney
2,000
will be 35% higher
anticipated for 1961,
1960
Pierce,
Smith
&
United
2,000
Co
Union's liquid reserves have
20 million barrels over last
have risen spectacularly." : \
reserves
reserves
on
"Union's
In
while
have
to
3,000
3,000
Lerchen
Beane—
&
Inc.
year."
gas
had
we
reserves.
the
this
twice
Union's
Scribner_
the
Capital
that
Oil's
reserves
barrels
1959.
"gas
3,000
Deane
Townsend,
Tyson
15,000
Rhoades
3,000
Inc
of
first
the
in
for
that
expect
gas
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
in
company
Analysts on Nov. 22.
for the year are
barrels—nearly
than
Goliad
Co.,
Inc.
the
chairman
for
out
million
contracts
&
Shepard
18,000
comparable increases are
as
same
we
3,000
The
15,000
Weeks
Loeb,
3,000
Putnam & Co
15,000
&
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Hornblower
Co._
Jones
18,000
Inc
Co
Hallgarten
Co
Leonard
18,000
Co.
&
3,000
Templeton
18,000
Witter
Bache
Mitchum,
18,000
18,000
Corp.
Dean
3,000
"
Co
&
&
Milwaukee
18,000
Brothers
Weld
Meeds
3,000
18,000
_.
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.
Stone & Webster Securities
White,
&
Inc.—
3,000
The
Moore,
18,000
Kidder, Peabody &
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Co.
Manley, Bennett & Co
18,000
Ripley &
&
McCormick
Union
&
Bissell
Loewi
by
million
1959
of
Shares
Laird,
220,500
gas
and
earnings
"Union
-
purchase from the selling stockholders the number of
shares
opposite their respective names below:
set
2,000
2,000
of
1959
profits
stressed
severally
to
&
Biddle
of
Pointing
more
issuance
named
Williston
R.
Lynch,
500,000
325,000
375,000
Spencer Trask & Co.—
325,000
Co.—,
3z5,000
2,800
—
of California—Forecast—News—
Co.
Taylor,
90
540
,,
agreed
underwriters
Co
&
Fenner
comparable
with
Plan.
UNDERWRITING—The
Yarnall,
J.
Smith,
750,000
Merrill, Turben & Co.,
"The
stock
shares
Woodard-Elwood & Co.
Co._—__—
&
*-
Co
McDonald
period a year ago," Taylor said.
general improvement in the profit picture reflects the return
on
capital expenditures
during the past several
years.
This year
capital expenditures will approximate
105 million
dollars, compared
$369,375
($1 par)___
tlO,000,000 shs.
7,502,500 shs.
*
4Vi% note due in annual installments to
Sept. 15, 1965, $75,000;
4%% note due in quarterly installments to
Dec. 20, 1963, $24,375; and
4-%% note evidencing $270,003 borrowed on
account of mortgage loan
of $800,000
approved by a bank, such loan being
repayable in quarterly
installments aggregating $84,000 each
year
1961-1964, with balance
of
principal
($434,000 if the entire
$800,000 is
borrowed), due on
demand after Nov. 1, 1964.
I
1 375,000
Westheimer
&
&
325,000
"
Loeb,
Irving Lundborg & Co
.175,000
McCormick & Co.—325,000
2,000
Sons.—
&
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
Wheat
1,150,000
Co
&
Rhoades &
2,000
C.
M.
Merrill
Inc.
J.
Co
&
Brothers
Ryons
500,000
Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood —
Reynolds & Co
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co,, Inc.
Schwabacher & Co.——
750,000
175,000
1,150,000
2,000
f-_
Co
Walker
Loeb
Co
&
2,000
:
&
Bros.
2,000
Security
as
2,000
1345.
"Union's
PRESENT
Authorized
Subsidiaries'
Option
H.
Francisco
GIVING
Inc.-
natural
of
those
Reese
corporation
1959.
CAPITALIZATION
Co
&
2,000
192, p.
than
Carl
2,000
Union Oil
Massachusetts
a
Delaware
a
—V.
Lester,
2,000
Inc
Co.,
2,000
Hughes
Lehman
and
Joseph
Wulbern,
Co—
&
Kuhn,
2,000
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
2,000
Inc
Co.,
2,000
325,000
175,000
Inc.—
Co.,
Richards
2,000
:
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Co.
Illinois
Youngberg
Strauss
S.
Sutro
2,000
i.—
Rippel
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—
Kirkpatrick-Fettis Co.—
J.
&
Strader
Co.,
&
Inc.—
Co.,
Carrison,
Raffensperger,
Co., Boston,
2,000
Co
Co
&
2,000
;
Inc.
of New York.
Kay,
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
Stone
175,000
Co.
2,000
Eubanks,
&
&
:—
Co.
Stix
2,000
Co.—
Wells & Co..
&
&
Meyerson
2,000
:
Pierce,
Inc.
Co.,
Beissner
Moroney,
Shawmut
&
Securities
Mullaney,
•
National
The
are
Chase
Co
Co.^__
&
Steele
J.
Friedricns
The
$325,000
Milwaukee Co.—._
F. S. Moseley & Co
Pacific Northwest Co.—
Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis
The
'
Labouisse,
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
Co
&
McGlone
McKelvy
2,000
$750,000
Weeks.—
&
—
2,000
Co.
&
&
Coe
Mid-South
Stringfellow
Stewart,
Corp
Newton
&
Howard, Weil,
2,000
Jones
Co.,
Mackall
Electronic Corp.—Common Stock Offered
Nov. 17 prospectus, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
share, for the
D.
Hornblower
2,000
&
Amount
Amount
2,000
Inc.—
Simon & Co
M.
2,000
&
Lentz,
H.
Corp. of
Kreeger
Laird
I.
2,000
Snyder
Scott
2,000
Inc
Norfolk
ner
Bank
&
&
2,000
Fay,
Investment
Transitron
a
&
Russ
Renshaw
Rodman
2,000
Inc
&
Co.,
2,000
Co., Inc.
Co.,
Co
&
Ingalls
pensating
—Via
&
Hooker
features
Shares
Shares
capacit.v
of
and
Locations,
the
offered
the selling
Merrill
wide
Davis
of
all
family.
to
the
stockholder
stock
common
Inc.,
the
Of
public
to
key
to
shares
these
and
on
sold
which
shares,
56,000
employees.
Nov. 22
be
of
by
350,000
will
(
be
with the SEC
a
stockholder,
owned by
will be under¬
offered directly
'
are
Fenner & Smith Inc. will manage a nation¬
group of underwriters which will make the public offering.
Lynch,
Pierce,
At June 25,
1960, the company operated 510 retail food stores in
South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, Alabama,
Kentucky, Mississippi, Indiana, Tennessee and Virginia.—-V. 192, p. 748.
Florida,
Volume
192
Number
6007
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2169)
53
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
CALIFORNIA
Alvord
Unified
the
$69,000
County, Calif.
A. Pequegnat, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids at
Riverside
in
until
1, 1961. Due
sewer revenue
terest
interest (J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office
payable
(J-J)
.Bank of America
at
N T
& S
the
A,
the
at
First
National
of San Francisco.
cisco.
Sale
$1,220,000
school,
series B
bonds offered
Nov. 22
v: 192, p. 2067 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
10:30 a.m.
(PST) on
Nov. 29 for the purchase of $195,-
the Bank of America N.T. &
000
—
of
San
Francisco,
100.07,
3.93%,
A
S.A.,
price of
$125,000
4s. Due
as
Is. Due oh Jan. 1
as
1986,
Harris
follows:
as
Savings
Pierce,
Trust
1
A
from
&
Bank,
Fenner
Witter
D.
&
Co., and C. N.
C
Counties, Cal
bonds.
on
Dated
Treasurer's
Riverside Parking District No.
Riverside
Calif
ap¬
;
Strohecker,
ceive
School
District,
Offering
headed
sealed
Clerk,
bids
until
J.
will
9:30
rea.m.
Dec. 6 for the purchase
on
1962 to
County Clerk, will receive sealed
of
bids
until
the
11
office
a.m.
purchase
in
Santa
1960. Due
on
Ana
1986 inclusive. Callable
tional
Dec.
1
from
Bank,
tion
office,
the
at
or,
000
Cerritos Junior College District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
ABond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Clerk,
until
the
9
will
receive
a.m.(PST)
purchase
of
on
$2,-
300,000 series D bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1961. Due
to
interest
County
from
1961
the holder, at any fiscal
of the City in Los Angeles,
Chicago,
or
New
York
City,
1
or
at
agencies
of
the
City,
or
the
of the fiscal
County in New
Chicago, at the
anv
.
>
School Diet.,
San Mateo County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $1,100,000 general
obligation school series
F
bonds
offered
2008—were
High
Nov.
National
Bank
Bank
Trust
&
22—v.
awarded
cate headed by the
Francisco, at
a
to
192, p.
syndi-
a
Crocker-Anglo
and
First
Co.,
Western
both
of
San
price of 100 00009,
net interest cost of about
a
as
3.48%,
follows:
$520,000
80,000
F.
as
as
from
Providence
and
,
a.m.
tax
Dalton
Bond
eraj
(EST)
on
anticipation
to
1980
120.000
and
1974
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive."
33/4S.
Due
Jan.
on
as
33/4s.
1,
Due
on
Jan.
sewer
9
a net
'
Due
on
Jan.
improve-
Nov.
22
—v.
at a P?ce °*
interest cost of about
$475,000 as 3s. Due on Jan^ 1 from
1962 to 1969 inclusive.
675,000 as 3V4s. Due on Jan. 1
from
on
Jan. 1, 1985
1986.
1972 inclusive.
1,100,000 as 3V2s. Due
Jan.
on
1
from 1973 to 1976 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
were
follows:
as
Courts
&
Co.,
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc., Citizens
and
Southern
£>«■
National
Bank,
of
Merrill
Lynch
Pierce,
Smith, Inc., J. H. Hils-
™an & C°
NomS & Hirshberg
a"<* ,,Clark-
Landstreet
Kirkpatrick, Inc.
&
iiiXu/%
&
Co.,
Salomon
Bond Sale*—The
works
Boise
Ind.
Sch.
Dist.
Will receive sealed
(MST) on Dec. 12
for
the
purchase
of
$2,159,000
school bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961.
Due on Jan. and July 1 from 1962
City
Clerk,
noon
to Jan. and July 1, 1980. Interest
J-J. Legality approved by Chapman
& Cutler, of Chicago.
Sale—An
waterworks &
ment and
issue
sewerage
refunding
100.59,
4y2s, at a
basis of about
a
IOWA
Sale—The $997,000 hospi¬
tal bonds offered Nov. 21—v. 192,
Centerville, Iowa
cate
a syndi¬
by Halsey, Stuart &
at a price of 100.026, a
headed
Co., Inc.,
interest
net
as
of
cost
about
3V4S.
from
Due
to 1964
1961
3y2s.
as
on
1
Due
on
Dec.
1
Due
3.70s.
as
on
Dec.
1
from 1977 to 1980 inclusive.
Co.
and
Farwell,
Nov. 28 for the pur¬
$65,000 sewer bonds, as
on
of
Due
June
on
30,000
Dec.
from
1
1961
to
inclusive.
1970
Co., McMaster Hutchinson &
Co., Allan Blair & Co., Mullaney,
&
8 p.m.
$35,000 special assessment bonds.
&
Wells
Han¬
follows:
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
Goldman, Sachs
Due on
1979 in¬
bonds.
revenue
1 from
1961
to
clusive.
Chap¬
& Co.
man
oral bids until
and
(CST)
chase
1965 to 1976 inclusive.
sold
receive
will
Clerk,
Town
sen,
sealed
inclusive.
$8,000
was
Elk Horn, Iowa
Offering — Paul K.
3.57%,
Dec.
of
to The First of Iowa Corp.
Bond
as
issue
construction bonds
sewer
follows:
$142,000
Sale—An
Bond
2008—were awarded to
p.
Dated Dec.
1, 1960. Legality ap¬
proved by William O. Lewis, of
Georgetown, III.
Harlan.
Bond Offering—Audrey Greene,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Ottumwa, Iowa
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
Bond
Offering—Genevieve
29
for
the purchase of $200,000
Howard, City Clerk, will receive
general obligation sanitary sewer sealed and oral bids until 7:45
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1, 1960. Due p.m.
(CST) on Nov. 28 for the
on Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1975 inclu¬
purchase of $58,000 sewer con¬
sive.
Interest
J-D.
Legality ap¬ struction bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1962 to
Chicago.
1967 inclusive. Legality approved
by Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers &
McHenry County School District
No.
140
192,
Cooney, of Des Moines.
(P. O. Marengo), III.
Sale—The $262,000 school
Bond
1961—were awarded
p.
Spencer, Iowa
18—
to
Bond Sale—The
tric
$2,230,000 elec¬
offered
bonds
1960
revenue
Barcus, Kindred & Co., at a price
Nov. 17
v. 192, p. 1961 — were
of par, a net interest cost of about
awarded to a syndicate headed by
3.30%, as follows:
John Nuveen & Co., at a price of
$112,000 as 3s. Due on Dec. 1 from 100.015, ' a net interest cost of
1961 to 1968 inclusive.
about 3.57%, as follows:
65,000 as 31/4S. Due on Dec. 1
$240,000 as 4s. Due on July 1 from
from 1969 to 1971 inclusive.
85,000
3y2s.
as
from
1972
to
Due
Dec.
on
1961 to 1966 inclusive.
.
1,180,000 as 3V2s. Due on July 1
,
1
1974 inclusive.
Bond
Kuhlman, City Clerk, will receive
(CST) on
Dec. 8 for the purchase of $1,810,000
sewerage
improvement
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1973 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay¬
able at the
City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Park
improve-
revenue
bonds
s0|d to the Channer Newman
Securities Co., as 4%s. Dated Oct.
1, 1960. Due on May 1 from 1980
to
1985 inclusive. Legality
ap¬
1979 inclusive.
3%s.
Due on July
1985 inclusive.
as
from 1980 to
Other members of the
were
1
syndicate
follows:
as
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Smith
Inc.,
Hornblower
&
Weeks, Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
&
Bosworth
Braun,
Stern
Brothers
&
&
Co.,
Co.,
Inc.,
Becker
&
Cownie, Inc., and Frantz Hutchin¬
son
& Co.
District
(P. Ot 4400
Street), III.
Bond
Sale—The $464,000 gen¬
eral obligation park bonds offered
Nov. 16
v. 192, p. 1961 — were
Cottonwood Falls, Kansas
Grove
The
to
Harris
&
Trust
of Chicago, and
Renshaw, jointly, at a
price of 100.058, a net interest
cost of about 3.56%, as follows:
Sale—An
Bond
3V2s.
as
Savings
Bank,
on
&
Dated
clusive.
$120,000
3y4s.
as
Due
on
Jan.
1
3.60s.
as
from
1968
to
Due
1979
on
Jan.
(M-S) payable at the State Treas¬
office.
Legalitv approved
by Dean & Dean, of Topeka.
Emporia, Kansas
Bond Sale—An issue of
of
$1,500,000
bonds
North
&
Dec.
1960.
Due
1973
inclusive.
terest
on
(J-D)
1
from
<■
1963
to
Due
1968
and
.
182.000
23/4s.
as
1969
from
52,000
as
to
1961
78,000
Co.,
3s.
$203,000
1,
Principal and in¬
payable at any Chi¬
sold
was
school
Nov.
$515,000
[series
system
sewerage
tion, will receive sealed bids until
5 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 30 for the
bonds. I Dated
1960. Due
general obligation waterworks and
Offering—E. H. Veerman,
purchase
building
1,
1
urer's
1
inclusive.
Dec.
from 1962 to 1969 in¬
Principal
and
interest
Sept.
from 1962 to 1967 inclusive.
344,000
issue of $54,111
general obligation bonds was sold
to the Columbian Securities Corp.
Rodman
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
$77,000
810,000
KANSAS
Skokie
Bond
of
1967 to
from
Quincy, III.
Offering — Lawrence
Tazewell School District No. 108
ILLINOIS
Bond
of
4.43%,
Bond
awarded
Idaho
Bond Offering—Emily M. Glimp,
bids until
bonds offered Nov.
revenue
17—v. 192, p. 1961—were awarded
price
Will Cos., Edward
—
IDAHO
-
was
Other members of the syndicate
as follows: Ira Haupt &
Co.,
Richards
1970 to
Ind.
$143,000 sewage
Batesville,
*, ■
3-52%> as follows:
Carthage, III.
1
INDIANA
•
—
^ded .to a
**s0u0rance
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
to K. J. Brown & Co., as
Hospital District (P. O.
Naperville), III.
v.
Ga
offered
bonds
1
were
Hill
Trauer¬
(P. O. Pekin), III.
to.1984 inclusive.
Is. Due
Legality
Charles. &
nicht, of St. Louis.
1976.
3V2s.
inclusive.
by
building bonds offered Nov.
Sale—The $2,250,000 gen-
obligation
ment
1977 to 1979 inclusive.
as
m
ioa
5s. Due
and
120.000
Moore,
Secretary of the Board, of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (PST) on Dec. 14 for
to
1975
Community Services
Offering—Alta
as
1962
260 000
Dist.,
Mendocino County, Calif.
Bond
Sequoia Union
Los
option of the holder.
Covelo
approved by O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles.
and
Angeles,
York
Feb.
Principal
(F-A)
payable
at
Treasurer's . office,
on
inclusive.
1981
of
GEORGIA
Atlanta,
for
a
by Paul Smith, City Attorney,
Fenner &
bids
3.85s, at
,,
„
district
first
&
3
as
City Treasurer, will receive
nessy,
Legality
County
Manhattan
composed of
Co., and Shearson, Hammill
Co., as 5s, 4V8S, and 4y2s. Dated
Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Sept. 1 from
260,000
basis of about
a
sealed bids until 11
op-
of
agency
Dec. 1,
1961 to
Principal and in¬
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity
approved
by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Jan.
Chase
bonds
revenue
group
&
$2,330,-
syndicate
Torrington, Conn.
1980, inclusive.
sealed
a
Note Offering—Francis A. Hen-
terest
vig,
the
Tripp & Cov, Inc.
as
July 1, 1970. Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the City
Treasurer's
(PST) on Dec. 6 for
of $250,000 election
1958 series E bonds. Dated
by
Bank, of New York,
terest
his
at
sold to
was
a
lips
595,000
syndicate headed by the Equitable
Virginia
$1,650,000 parking bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1961. Due on July i from
L. B. Wallace,
—
bonds.
Sale—An issue of
192> ?'
1
of
Orange
County, Calif.
Bond
City
to
bank
designated
by
the
purchaser, or
any
other
bank
mutually
agreed
upon
by the
purchaser and the district. Legal¬
cago
Reinholdt & Gardner, White-Phil¬
:
(PST)
Centralia
Offering'—
Bond
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran*:
cisco.
1960
Bridgeport, Conn.
Bond
of the City in Los Angeles,
Francisco, Chicago, or New
York City. Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Jan.
Legality
student
Dated °ct196°- Due on 0ct- 1
fr°m 1963 to 2000 inclusive. Leapproved by Tallmadge &
Tallmadge, of Denver.
San
Jan.
office.
as
agency
15,
15, 1963 to 1985
inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
Due
Dec. 2 for the
on
$1,330,000
notes. Dated Nov. 29, 1960. Due on
May 11, 1961. Legality approved
of May
1, 1971. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
City Treasurer's office, or at the
option of the holder at any fiscal
Offering—Betty L. George,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids, at her office, in Sacramento,
until 10 a.m.
(PST) on Dec. 14
for the purchase of $29,000 school,
1961.
of
Nov. 28 for the purchase of $500,-
and interest
Bond
series
(MST)
a.m.
able
Center Joint Sch. Dist., Sacramneto
Placer
Trus-
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on May 1
from 1962 to 1991 inclusive. Call-
White & Co.
and
g:30
building
sold
was
Turner,
of
tees, will receive sealed bids until
,
&
Blake
Board
price of 100.159,
.
Fred
the
Jan.
Merrill
Lynch,
&
Smith,
Inc.
Co., Weeden &
Napa, Calif.
Cp., Shearson, Hammill & Co.v
Bond Offering — Allen R.
Cruttenden,
Podesta
&
Co.y Thorpe, City Clerk, will receive
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Stone sealed bids until noon (PST) on
& Youngberg, Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
Dec. 13 for the purchase of $965,liams & Stern, J. A. Hogle & Co.,
000
waterworks
revenue
bonds,
Dean
of
Buildings Com., III.
$259,000
Du Page and
and
Other members of the syndicate
were
(Denver),
1, 1961. Principal 2*822'
interest (J-J) payable at the
other members of the syndicate
County Treasurer's office. Legal- were as follows: C. J. Devme &
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Co., Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.,
Herrington &> Sutclifft?,of 'Sa'nn'Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath,
J. A. Hogle & Co., Industrial Na¬
Francisco.
Dated
1972 to 1985 inclusive.
j,
Secretary
000 bonds
Jan.
on
of Colorado,
TrusteJ 0f
d of
E
series
1960,
public
approved
Colorado
from
1962 to 1981 inclusive.
/
Jan. 1 from
on
B
Public
from
inclusive.
school
Due
1
1655
CONNECTICUT
series
Jan.
on
1982
bonds.
inclusive.
1971
to
1960,
Due
p.
Federal
COLORADO
follows:
as
school
to
70,000
Jan. 1 from
on
bonds,
bonds.
1962
5s. Due
as
.1962
50,000
school
follows:
as
700,000
a
net interest cost of about
a
$470,000
at
192,
the
fusing /^mie
Costa County, Calif.
Bond; Offering—W. T. Paasch,
The
—
to
Adams StaU Cot|
purchase
Lafayette School District, Contra
Cajon Valley Union School Dist.,
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond
$3,700,000
Bond Offering—Glen C.
option of the holders. Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
*
awarded
*
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
1961
Bank, New York.
July 1, 1960. Legality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran-
1
The
—
Nov. 18—v.
City
Dated
of St. Louis.
California
Housing and Home Finance
Agency as 3s, at a price of par.
°f at the option of the holder,
S.A., in Los Angeles, or any fiscal
agency of Riverside Co., in Chi¬
cago, or New York City, at the
-
Sale
on
—were
bonds. Due
on July
1 from 1963 to 1990
inclusive. Principal
and in¬
at the Bank of America N.T. &
or
Bond
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Chester
of
offered
(J-J) payCounty Treasurer's
office.
and
the
at
University
student center revenue-1960 bonds
81,000
fr6m 1962 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
Bank, of Seattle.
Prin-
able at the
Jan. 1
on
inclusive.
1990
cipal and interest
11
chase
Dated Jan.
Bros. & Hutzler, Schwabacher &
Co., and Seattle Trust & Savings
Due
to
1963
(PST) on Dec. 5 for the pur¬
of
$455,000 school bonds.
a.m.
general obligation
on
July 1 from
sewer,
bonds.
Offering —-G.
office
his
as
District,
Riverside
r
Bond
purchase of $150,000 bonds
follows:
School
-
as
to
to
1960-A
Fitch,
Barret,
follows:
on Dec.
inclusive.
1 from
,
Dec.
Due
on
1971
1
inclusive.
3s. Due on Dec. 1, 1972
1973.
as
3y4s.
Due
on
Dec.,
*"
from 1974 to
1980 inclusive.
1
d
54
Principal
the
at
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2170)
interest
and
State
Legality approved
Dean, of Topeka.
by
office.
&
Dean
Bond
*
Sale—An issue of $19,285
lateral district No. 14 general ob¬
An
bonds was sold to The
Columbian Securities Corp. as 5s.
Dated May 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
from 1963 to 1984 inclusive. Prin¬
payable
cipal and interest (M-N)
the
State
office.
Treasurer's
Legality
approved
by
Stimson,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
sold
was
The
to
Securities
Webster
school
Stone
Bond
Nov.
from
1
1960.
1,
to
1961
Due on
inclu¬
1980
Principal and interest pay¬
the Boston Safe Deposit
sive.
able
Dec.
at
Trust
and
of
Company,
Boston.
Bond
Sale—The $310,000
building
Nov.
15
192,
v.
—
awarded
Pohl
to
Associates, at
interest
net
as
bonds
revenue
school
offered
1961 —were
Co., Inc., and
p.
&
price of 100.036,
a
of
cost
about
a
4.44%,
follows:
$114,000
Due
1
Dec.
on
from 1961 to 1979 inclusive.
196,000
4Vfes.
as
Due
from 1980 to 1985 inclusive.
Daviess
"■
ceive
chase
Nov.
on
of
revenue
Due
bids
sealed
(CST)
on
until
10
a.m.
the
for
29
pur¬
$155,000 school building
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1972
will
Commissioners,
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
29
Nov.
the
for
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1976 inclusive.
series
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
at the County Trust Com¬
the
at
or
of
option
1960
Bond
Sale
—
Offering
Bond
of
Secretary
mission
until
C.
—
in
offered Nov.
17—v.
192,
1961—
syndicate
headed by Fox, Reusch & Co., at
a price of 97.05, a net interest cost
of about 4.43%, as follows:
awarded
were
$507,000
3%s.
as
from
447,000
to
Due
1962 to
on
Due
on
Sept. 1
from 1966 to 1968 inclusive.
898,000
4s.
as
from
648,000
Due
41/£s.
Sept.
on
1969 to 1973
as
1
inclusive.
Due
on
Com¬
Sept. 1
from 1974 to 1976 inclusive.
11
and
K. J. Brown &
Co.
New
chase
1962
Baltimore, or at the
Bank,
New
City. Legality approved by
York
Manhattan
Somerville
Smith,
Case,
&
of
Boedecker,
MASSACHUSETTS
able
the
at
First
and
pay¬
Peoples
Bank, of Russell.
LOUISIANA
sard A.
p.m.
(EST)
1999
1959
on
Dated
April
1
inclusive.
proved
by
Hecker &
April
Legality
Vandewater,
Town
sealed
1,
No.
Parish
Sewerage District
(P. O. Shreveport), La.
5
Bond
Offering
C.
—
E.
Lear,
Secretary of Board of Supervisors,
will
a.m.
receive
(CST)
of
purchase
provement
sealed
on
bids
Dec.
$287,000
bonds.
1961.
Due
1991
inclusive.
on
Feb.
until
16
for
public
Dated
1
from
Interest
11
the
im¬
Feb.
1,
1964 to
F-A.
Le¬
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans.
on
Dec.
inclusive.
Bank
Sykes,
fered
Nov.
were
S.
will
from
1961
The
Sartain,
ceive
(CST)
chase
sealed
on
of
bids
Dee.
14
$60,000
until
for
6
the
street
p.m.
pur¬
awarded
by
Ropes,
of
Gray,
ap¬
1960.
Best,
Holyoke, Mass.
Bond
Offering —
Joseph
Lucey, City Treasurer, will
to
II bonds.
1 from 1961 to
16—v.
1, 1960. Due
to
and
1965
on
will
until
8
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Sept.
inclusive.
1
from
1864
1961
Legality
ap¬
—
—
were
as
1961
150,000
from
150,000
from
awarded to
;
a
Dell
—
Auditor,
000
nursing
county
bonds.
Dated Jan.
1965
as
3%s.
on
of
of
Interest
J-J.
by Faegre
apolis.
(CST)
Due
on
June
on
home —1961
1, 1961.
Due
31/2s.
1971
to
Due
1975
on
Legality
1961
June
1
to
County Supervisors
to
1965
inclusive.
MONTANA
Great Falls
City
Special Improvement
&
Offering
Clerk,
Benson,
of
Minne¬
fered
Nov.
were
awarded
provement
bonds.
1961.
from
Due
14—v.
192,
to
a
interest
net
1865—
p.
group
1969
2.40s.
1961
3s.
to
to
cost
Due
of
about
Dec.
on
1966
Due
1971
1
inclusive.
on
Dec.
1972
Dec.
on
1
1,
from
1963
1,
to
1969 inclusive.
NEBRASKA
Alliance,
Bond
Sale
housing
system
offered
Nebr.
The
—
$2,050,000
19 6 0
revenue
Nov.
18—v.
192,
p.
sold to the Federal Hous¬
was
ing and Home Finance Agency, as
3s, at a price of par. ■;
The
$1,750,000 electric system
bonds offered Nov. 17, v.
awarded to a
revenue
192.
1865—were
o.
syndicate
headed
by
the
Co., at
interest
net
a
Kirk-
price of
a
cost
of
about
follows:
as
$560,000
as
3%s.
Due
on
Dec.
15
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
320,000
as
3V4S.
Due
on
Dec.
15
from 1968 to 1971 inclusive.
240,000
as
from
240,000
as
390,000
3V2S. Due
1972 to
from
3%s.
15
Dec.
Due
on
to
1977
inclusive.
3%s.
Due
on
1975
as
on
1974 inclusive.
Dec.
15
15
Dec.
Co., Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, AllisonWilliams Co., Columbian Securi¬
ties Corp., and Coughlin & Co.
Due
to
1974
on
NEVADA
Washoe
Bond
Dec.
1
inclusive.
County (P. O. Reno), Nev.
Offering
Dec.
1, 1960. Due
1961
to
1975
(P.
O.
Bond Sale—The
s
t
r e e
offered
1538—were
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1 from
Principal
payable at the
Treasurer's
office.
Le¬
&
Howard, of Denver.
NEW JERSEY
$23,000 general
improvement
17—v.
awarded
Bank,
Brown,
gality approved by Dawson, Nagel,
Florham Park, N. J.
t
Oct.
K.
Minneapolis),
Minnesota
obligation
H.
interest (J-D)
County
Sherman
Minnetonka
—
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 5
for the purchase of $75,000 gen¬
eral obligation juvenile detention
home (limited tax) bonds. Dated
and
inclusive.
3.10s.
as
from
Jan.
1,
com¬
follows:
as
15,000
Dated
Jan.
Other members of the syndicate
as follows: William Blair &
Minneapolis, and First National
Bank, of Fairmont, at a price of
as
Hill,
sealed
were
of
15,000
L.
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Dec. 5
the purchase of
$3,500 im¬
posed of The First National Bank,
of St. Paul; First National
Bank,
as
Fred
receive
from 1978 to 1982 inclusive.
Sale—The $102,000 drain¬
ditch 1960, series B bonds of¬
a
—
will
for
approved
to
192,
The
p.
First
of Minneapolis.
Bond
Offering—Milan De Witt,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on Nov.
30
for the purchase of
Offering—Ethel C. Sand¬
erson,
Borough Clerk,
ceive
sealed
bids
until
(EST)
Mora, Minn.
Bond
inclusive.
1961
Bond Offering—Jack E.
Harper,
Jr., Chancery Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST on
Dec. 5 for the purchase of
$10,000
improvement
bonds.
Due
from
on
Bond
age
1
1966 to 1970 inclusive..
1 from
Legality approved
Dist., Nos. 1, 2 and 3 (P. O.
Indianola), Miss.
of $165,-
County (P. O. Fairmont),
National
inclusive.
Dec.
on
Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
by
receive
Minnesota
bonds
June 1 from
Hamp Jones Co.,
Dated Oct. 1,
Louis.
par,
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
as
3%s.
1976 to
Due
on
June
1986 inclusive.
1
>.
village
''
Due
1970 inclusive.
3.61%,
Leaman,
will
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
Dec. 6 for the purchase
as 2.70s.
Due
1967 and 1968.
group
the
to
3V2S, and 3^s.
000
for the
school
1959. -Due
1975
8
re¬
p.m.
purchase of $618,Dated Oct. 1,
bonds.
on
inclusive.
terest
will
Oct.
1
from
196Lto
Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at the Trust
$350,000 'Company of Morris County;-Morbonds. ristown. /- Legality;/'; approved ;' by
Madison Heights, Michs
Dated Dec.l, 1960. Due orr Dec. 1Hawkins;! DelafiekU& Wood, >of
Bond
Offering — Myrtle from 1961 to 1974 inclusive. Le¬ New York
City.
410,000
from
system, .refunding^
4s. Due
to
as
sold
was
patrick-Pettis
10,000
The
& Co., Inc., at a price
100.042, a
net
interest
cost
about 3.71%, as follows:
Gilmour,
Jr., Township Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
bonds.
improvement,
^
Offering
County
from
Rapids), Mich.
Sale
ley
Offering—John
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1
village
bonds.
$62,000
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., Blyth
&
Co., Inc., Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., and H. V. Satt-
Bridgeport Township (P. O.
Bridgeport), Mich.
inclusive.
bids
p.m.
County (P. O. Park
Rapids), Minn.
2.79%,
$130,000
Dec. 6 for the purchase of
$200,000
8
Hubbard
re¬
p.m.
$840,000 gen¬
eral obligation building and site
bonds offered Nov. 17—v. 192, p.
MICHIGAN
water
C
until
Dec. 7 for the purchase
on
$685,000
series
Sealed
—
received
.
Nov. 1 from
revenue
Clerk,
bids
on
Grand
inclusive.
improvement
com¬
(P. O. 2700 Breton Road, S. E.
Boston.
and
1864—
p.
group
Kentwood Public School District
National
supply
a
re¬
Bank, of Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Bond
(CST)
of
par,
Bond
$110,000
special street improvement bonds
1867
Hills, Minn.
Offering
be
Stevens, of Counsel), of Detroit.
E.
Principal
interest payable at The Mer¬
chants
will
Bond
proved by Dickinson, Wright, Mc¬
& • Cudlip
(Claude : H.
Bank,
Room
421, 40
Boston, until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Nov. 30 for the purchase
of
$150,000 sewer bonds. Dated
1961
City
revenue
1970
St.,
Nov.
Arden
Bond
|
192,
to
MINNESOTA
&
of
Dec. 5 for the purchase
Due
Oxford, Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond
Sallows,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Dec.
5 for the purchase of $65,000 auto¬
Kean
Shawmut
Water
McKean
Stevens,
$240,000 motor vehicle highway
fund
MISSISSIPPI
District No. 987, Mont.
Martin
National
paving
certificates! Due from 1961 to 1971,
sani¬
series
sewer,
Stone, of Detroit.
Highland Park, Mich.
Bond Offering — Thomas E.
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Rouge Parish (P. O.
Baton Rouge), La.
Offering — El wood
Parish Clerk, will re¬
to
by
Barcus, Kindred & Co., and Ryan,
1963
Legality
1995
approved
Sutherland & Co.
interest
and
First
Boston.
to
to
1961.
posed of Stranahan, Harris & Co.;
c/o The First
Principal
at
of
proved
1
1962
from
1
Legality
1,
Township Unit Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Frankenmuth), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $375,000 school
building (limited tax) bonds of¬
National Bank of Boston,
East Baton
Certificate
obligation
general
tary
re¬
Frankenmuth
ap¬
Treasurer,
bids
Oct.
Jan.
Dickinson,
Wright,
Cudlip
^Claude H.
Counsel), of Detroit.
Galloway, of New York.
McNeilly,
Dated
Le¬
gality approved by Howard, Pet¬
LeFever, Lefler & Haertr
zen, of Minneapolis.
>
erson,
bonds.
1961
1974 inclusive.
p.m.
obligation
general
bonds.
on
8
1932
from
Brookline, Mass.
Offering — Matthew
Bond
Due
will
until
Dec. 8 for the purchase
inclusive.
pur¬
Due
Jan. -15 from
Clerk,
bids
$2,500,000
sewer
2
Dec. 5 for the
on
bonds.
revenue
to
until
bids
$605,000 dormitory
of
1959.
sealed
on
of
A., Treasurer of Trustees,
receive
sealed
(EST)
Assumption College, Trustees of
(Worcester), Mass.
Bond Offering—Louis R. Bras¬
ceive sealed bids c/o The National
Caddo
II
1 from
Bond Offering—Maomi
City
ceive
on
Principal and interest (M-S)
series
Sept.
sealed
on
p.m.
1 from 1964 to 1981 inclusive.
sani¬
assessment
sewer,
on
Lansing, Mich.
Bond Offering — Dorothy
(EST)
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Sept.
1
from
1961
to
1980
inclusive.
tary
East
Baltimore.
Dated
Sunflower
follows:
as
time for the pur¬
receive
2
Nov. 29 for the pur¬
$37,000 drainage bonds.
Jan. 1, 1961.
Due on Jan.
on
of
bonds
payable
bonds.
special
19,000
until
E.
re¬
Dec. 6 for the purchase
on
$33,000 bonds,
Principal
sealed/bids
(CST)
1960.
troit, at the option of the holder. able at a bank or trust company
Legality approved by Miller, Can- to be designated by the purchaser.
field, Paddock ^/Stone^'of1 De¬ Legality approved by Miller, Cantroit.
field, Paddock & Stone of Detroit.
Company,
ceive-
chase
as
1969
to
building
tax)
1, 1975. Interest M-N. Le¬
approved by Miller, Can-
Due
— Arleigh
Auditor, will
County
Lund,
as
interest
sealed
(limited
Callable
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
of
Offering
Dated
of Nov.
from
$3,000,000 street railway
ceive
phens, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
bonds.
inclusive.
Principal mobile parking system revenue
(J-J) payable at the bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on
current official bank of the City July 1 from 1963 to 1979 inclusive.
in New York City, Chicago, or De-~ Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
and
Minnesota
Bond
Due on Nov. 1 from
Tecumseh, Mich.
Due
Pope County (P. O. Glenwood),
Offering—Mr.
also
Jan. 15, 1961.
1, 1969. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Mercantile-Safe Deposit and Trust
Chase
Bond
same
Shawcross,
Ste¬
15
series 1961-A notes. Dated
revenue
of Jan.
as
of
Due
Roscoe
—
site
and
1961 to 1986 inclusive.
dock &
until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on Nov. 29
for the purchase of $73,000 school
Offering
Oct.
on
(A-O) payable at the
bank of the City
Municipay Division, 45 Milk St., Boston,
until 11:30 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 30
for the purchase of $105,000 health
school bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
Bond
g—Harrison G.
n
York
bids at the
interest
receive
Greenup County Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Greenup), Kentucky
building
Nov. 1, 1960.
official
Dowling will
inclusive. Call¬
1976
1962 to
chase
Co.; Pohl & Co.; Robert L. Ccnners & Co.;
Cincinnati Municipal
Bond Corporation; Ball, Burge &
Kraus; Herbert J. Sims & Co.;
Rand & Co.; Hendrix & Mayes,
Inc.; Thornton, Mohr, Farish, Inc.,
i
e r
8 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 1 for
purchase of $500,000 school
gality
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barber, Marquart & Windhorst, of
Minneapolis. ;
1976 inclusive. In¬
Wilson, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
dated Oct. 15,
are
inclusive.
Additional
bids
sealed
purchase
will
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows:
Westheimer &
O f f
$14,000
Detroit.
a.m.
the
Sept. 1
1965 inclusive.
3y4S.
as
p.
a
to
Due on Sept.
City, Chicago, or
1965 inclusive.
at
the
option
of
the
holder. Legality approved by Mil¬
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Legality ap¬
ler Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Pease,
R.
Roads
State
receive
will
able
$2,500,000 in¬
building bonds
1985
current
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
and
The
revenue
pur¬
Detroit,
from
dustrial
to
series
sewer,
mature
and interest
Baltimore. Legal¬
approved by Smith, Somerville & Case, of Baltimore.
&
Georgetown, Ky.
and
1963
(EST) on Dec. 7 for
of $12,500,000 state
highway construction, second is¬
sue,
series! Q
(revenue) bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1
Fahey, of Louisville.
Bond
(EST)
bonds.
All the bonds
the
or
Trust Company,
a.m.
bonds.
public
60-M
at the principal office
Mercantile-Safe
Deposit and
holder,
p.m.
Sheboygan, Mich.
60-P
3,000,000
of Maryland, at Prince Fred¬
pany
re¬
8
the
for
Bond Offering — Oscar E.
$1,280,000 general public improve¬
ment, series 60-N bonds.
Anderson, City Clerk, will re¬
1,250,000 public utility lighting, ceive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(limited tax)
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
bonds.
1962
follows:
as
purchase of $1,-
000,000 school 1960
until
28
of1
from
the
(EST)
on Dec. 6 for the purchase of
$5,530,000 general obligation bonds,
receive
(EST) on
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Owensboro
National Bank,
Owensboro. Le¬
gality approved by Skaags, Hays
inclusive.
1
until
sealed bids until 10:30
ity
Bond Offering—Katherine Grif¬
fin, County Court Clerk, will re¬
Callable
Bond
County
of
Board
the
of
bids
Nov.
on
Monday, November 28r196Q
.
$160,000-1961
Motor
highway
fund
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due on Jan.
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Detroit, Mich.
Offering—Henry P. Dowling, City Controller, will receive
(P. O. Prince
Frederick), Md.
Bond Offering—J. Wilmer Pres¬
of
County (P. O. Owensboro), Ky.
Due
1990
to
MARYLAND
ident
sealed
(EST)
field, Paddock & Stone,1 of Detroit.
erick,
1
Dec.
on
Chamberlain, City Clerk, will
ceive
July 1, 1971. Interest J-J.
Legality' approved by Miller, Can-
able
4^4s.
as
A.
Russell
—
of
as
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
KENTUCKY
Kentucky
Offering
1, 1960.
1962
Calvert County
Calloway County (P. O. Murray),
Le¬
.
Alger, Secretary of the Board of
terest J-J. Legality approved by
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 7 for Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of Detroit.
the purchase of $1,650,000 school
site
and
building bonds.
Dated
Newhall School District, Mich.
of about 3.38%.
Dated
inclusive.
1981
Community School Dist.,
vehicle
Michigan
and
Corp.
to
chase
Davidson
&
& Shafto, Inc., jointly, as
3.40s, at a price of 100.143, a basis
Nov.
1962
gality approved;'by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Lyons
ligation
at
Kittery, Me.
issue
of
$145,000
bonds
Quindaro Twp. Sewage Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Kansas City), Kan.
from
MAINE
payable
Treasurer's
.
electric
Revenue
Volume
Regional High Sch.
O. Mt. Pleasant Ave.,
(P.
East
Bond
6007
Park
Hanover
Dist.
Number
192
Road,
Hanover), N. J.
Bond
Offering—Robert H.
Education, will receive
bids
until
for
29
(EST)
purchase of
Mc-
bonds.
on
Dec.
N.
d>oonna
from
1
Offering
Passaic
of
Bank
Dec.,
on
the
for
6
$418,000
bonds,
purchase
from
15
1961
sive.
of
to
Due
Dec.
on
15 from
1,
1975 inclusive.
Dated
15,-1960. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
First National Bank, in Harrison.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
York
&
McCarthy,
City.
•
of
.
n8ia
eral
The
offered
1865—were
New
to
seler,
7
.
192,
a
John
Clerk,
will
group
bonds,
follows:
as
improvement
districts bonds. Due on April
from 1961 to
1
189 000
various
to
Dated
School
and
districts
inclusive.
1, 1960
Principal
(A-O) payable at
interest
bids until 11
for" the
Delafield
&
Due
of
New
by
Due
York,
on
May 1 from
890,000 school bonds.
1960.
1,
1962
Due
on
Principal
and
at the Bank
of
Dated Oct.
Oct. 1 from
interest
Saddle Brook
■'
and
option of the holder, at the
principal office of. the Chemical
Bank New York Trust Company,
York
Legality
City.
ap¬
Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
by
Brook
South River,
Offering
on
sealed
O.
Henry
Nov.
23
$166,500
for
the
8
p.m.
purchase
of
improvement,
general
15, 1960. Due
1961
Babylon
to
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1977 inclusive.
1974
of
on
Aug.
inclusive.
pay-
offered
N
School
Hew
$123,000
Nov.
District
District
York City Housing
fire
10—v.
No.
1
Note
,
Offering
Dated Dec.
1
from
1961
Bank
Chemical
New
York
Trust
1, 1960.
to
York^ Legality approved
City.
(P. O. Elizabeth),
New Jersey
Hempstead Union Free Sch.
No. 9 (P. O. New Hyde
Dist.
Bond. Offering
Pearsall,
receive
(EST)
County
sealed
—
Treasurer,
bids
until
will
a.m.
Heckler &
M.
Dec. 14 for the purchase
on
of
$1,820,000
general
bonds, as follows:
$308,000 park bonds.
1
11
Almwich, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids until
2
p.m.
City.
(EST) on Nov. 29 for the purchase
$2,215,000 school bonds. Dated
1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 from
1961 to 1990 inclusive. Principal
™
Z
from
Due on Dec.
Bond
interest
p^Tnn
1,
1960.
Principal
waS S if
\
AffWMin*
(J-D) payable at the
to
1979
York City.
City.
office,
option of the holder,
Natonal
State
Bank
-Washburn
of
or
at
at The
Elizabeth.
approv^
Legaty ,
York Citv
interest
(J-D)
a
con¬
bonds
2070—were
syndicate headed by
until 3 p.m.
(EST)
OHIO
Bond
City
revenue
Due
on
bids until noon (EST) on Dec. 5
for the purchase of $150,000
grade
crossing elimination bonds. Dated
April 1, 1960. Due
Ward,
Dec. 5 for
on
Sale
The
—
to
awarded
Circleville
receive
3V2S.
$1,750,000
on
inclusive.
Due
on
to
Is.
as
1986
Due
June
to
1983
inclusive.
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
First National Bank of Circleville.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Local School District,
(P. O. Gahanna), Ohio
Bond
Offering — Jessie
Alff,
Clerk of Board of
receive
June
on
North Carolina
Dec.
6
for
purchase of $2,000,000 school
11
a.m.
on
Principal
payable
interest
and
at
(J-D)
Bank,
approved by
the
Citizens
Gahanna.
Legality
Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler &
Niehoff, of Columbus.
Madison County (P. O. London),
Bond
Offering—Forrest R. Han¬
Clerk of the Board of County
until
noon
(EST) on Dec. 5
purchase of $26,632 oak
the
heights subdivision road
1
Surry County (P. O. Dobson),
until
until
Dec. 8 for the purchase
$900,000 school bonds. Dated
bids
Co., and Carolina Securi¬
Corp.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
Education, will
bids
for
1988 inclusive.
to
sealed
1
inclusive.
1985
wick &
received
p.m.
Commissioners, will receive sealed
Alex, Brown & Sons, Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,. Fenner & Smith,
Inc., Vance Securities Corp., J. Lee
Peeler & Co., Howard C. Tray-
be
1
1
Other members of the syndicate
were as
follows:
.
until
and interest
son,
June
Due
1981
1982
from
bids
Ohio
June 1 from
3%s.
as
225,000
follows:
as
on
to
1976
from
Cress,
1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 and
June 1 from 1962 to 1984 inclusive.
inclusive.
1975
as
300,000
M.
Education, will
(EST) on Dec. 8 for the purchase
of $550,000 school bonds.
Dated
Jan. 1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1 from
net interest
a
3.57%,
6s. Due
to
500,000
sealed
V.
—
Clerk of Board of
,
about
1962
Offering
Dec.
a
by R. S.
price of 100.014,
as
City School District
Ohio
Bond
(EST)
syndicate
Dickson & Co.,
headed
of
at
Jefferson
school building series A bonds of¬
fered Nov. 22—v. 192, p. 1963—
$725,000
Principal
payable
Bank, Bryan.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
of
a
(M-N)
National
Sanders &
$880,000
Randolph County (P. O. Asheboro), N. C.
cost
First
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
interest
The
NORTH CAROLINA
at
1990
dormi¬
of
Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
of New York City.
were
to
and
1999 inclusive.
Bond
Offering—Robert Hamet,
will receive sealed
Clerk,
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Oct. 1 from 1962 to
purchase
tory
Bank,
Bryan, Ohio
1962
Offering—Paul L.
President, will receive sealed bids
the
St.
of
Paul, Northwestern
of Minneapolis,
Allison-Williams Co., J. M, Dain
& Co., Inc.,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood and Shaughnessy & Co.
p.
(Bronxville), N. Y.
Bond
1
May 1
on
1976 to 1982 inclusive.
National
(sec¬
offered
Sarah Lawrence College
will
the
tax)
Due
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
on
Dec.
15 from
(limited
15,
1962 to
I960.1968
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at The Central Na¬
tional
Bank
of
London.
Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
North
Royalt on, Ohio
$67,000 special
assessment
road
improvement
.(limited tax) bonds offered Nov.
16—v. 192, p. 1866—were awarded
to Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., as
3%s, at a price of 100.314, a basis
of about 3.69%.
Bond
Sale—The
con¬
struction bonds.
OKLAHOMA
NORTH
Hempstead Union Free
School District No. 4 (P. O.
Nov.
22
—
2070—were awarded to
p
Sr°uP
offered
o£
sb
v.
a
composed of Dean Witter
Mercantile Trust Company,
Loui
and
Newburger,
100 1279
a
'
'basis of'about
North
Dakota
$495,000
improvement
bonds
sold to a syndicate composed
refunding
Allison
Williams Co.,
J. M.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Kalman & Co., and Juran
& Moody, Inc., at a price of par,
a net interest cost of about
2.75%,
-
Dain & Co.,
3.17%.
Ossining Crotonville Water District
(P. O. Croton Ave., Ossining),
New York
Bond Offering — Charles L.
Brieant,
Jr.,
Town
Supervisor,
will receive sealed bids until 11
City
Beadle,
as
110,000
as
as
as
from
Jan.
on
Due
3.40s.
Jan.
on
Due
3.70s.
Jan.
on
Due
3.60s.
Jan.
on
1976 to 1979 inclusive.
Sale
fered
Nov.
were
headed
The
$860,000 re¬
improvement bonds of¬
funding
—
21—v.
awarded
by
192,
to
the
a
p.
1980 in¬
Osage County Dependent School
(P. O. Hominy),
District No. SO
Sale
Bond
The $4,000 trans¬
portation bonds offered Nov. 7—
v.
192, p. 1866—were awarded to
follows:
—
The First National Bank, of Paw-
huska,
2%s, at
as
price of par.
a
Salina, Okla.
Bond
Sale—The
tary sewer system
17
awarded
—
v.
to
192,
$25,000
sani¬
bonds offered
p.
1866
Shoemaker &
—
were
Co., as
4.90s.
2070—
National
at
a
price
of par, a net interest cost of about
as
to
OREGON
syndicate
First
Bank, of Minneapolis,
3.57%,
1952
clusive.
Nov.
Fargo, North Dakota
Bond
receive
$284,000 sanitary sewer series "A"
bonds. Due from
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
110,000
will
Oklahoma
Due
3.10s.
from 1968 to 1971 inclusive.
110,000
Clerk,
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Dec.
6 for the
purchase of
follows:
from 1962 to 1967 inclusive.
Washington), N. Y.
school
bonds
1960
192
Bond
Dickinson,
$165,000
Sale—The $945,000
Bond
Hugo, Oklahoma
Offering — Waldo J.
DAKOTA
Bond Sale—An issue of
as
y'
North
Loeb & Co., as 3.20s, at a price of
Legality approved by Reed, Koyt,
& McCarthy,
of New
the
Treasurer's
Legality
cUv
New York
?°°,n^e >TSe b?nds' 1Dfated PoeRCV
Due on June 1 from 1961
inclusive.
from
Due
revenue
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Drexel
& Co., Glore, Forgan &
Co., and
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
of
^ j.
Principal and
payable at
The
Oysterman's
Bank
and
Trust
Company in Sayville. Legality approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
County
awarded to
J"i
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 29 for the purchase of $95,-
}•
$25,000,000
instalment)
21—v.
192,
Nov.
was
Port
1961 to 1975 inclusive.
Dec.
ond
3.60s.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: First National
and
Branch.'
Bond Sale—The
May
on
15,
Principal
solidated 14th series
May 1,
on
Due
1973 to 1975 inclusive.
as
1961
New York
T
?.
chase Manhattan Bank
Bohemia
Fire District (P. O.
Bohemia), N. Y.
Offering
Joseph Hlavac,
Dec.
from
Due
of
;
-
inclusive.
Nov.
Galloway, of New York
from 1961 to 1975 inclusive.
Dated
and
New
obligation
.1,512,000 public improvement and
equipment bonds. Due on Dec.
1
land Trust
Company of Southern
York, Horseheads. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Donald
15
May 1
on
1972.
3V2S.
reconstruc¬
Dated
June
on
Authority (P. O.
Eighth Ave., New York 11),
Ill
Park, Long Island)
Bond Offering — Mrs. Florence
1965
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Marine Mid-
receive
Port of New York
ties
North
from
Bank,
Y.
Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York.
William Reid,
McGovern & Lane, of New York
Ifandj
Dec.
—
loan notes. Dated Dec. 21,
i960. Due on June 7, 1961. Principal and interest payable at the
school
bonds.
1974
from
p0rary
and
on
bonds.
Due
Pelham
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 29 for
the purchase of $18,845,000 tem-
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Bee. 8 for the purchase of $89,000
Due
Clerk,
of
interest (J-D) payable at the First
National Bank of Mount Vernon,
Authority,
inclusive.
Union County
to
New York
^ Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan,
(P. O. Horseheads), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Leigh W. Pot-
ter,
Freeport,
C°., New
Horseheads, Veteran and Cayuga
Central
Bank,
Diet.
Baldwin, Big Flats, Catlin, Erin,
South
..
Sale —The
bonds
Meadow
the
Y
Fire
Babylon)
192, p. 1758—were awarded to The
Principal and interest payable at
the South River Trust Company,
River, or, at the option of
holder: at the First National
Bank, of South River.
Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
Babylon
West
interest
at the option of the holder at
bonds..
Security National Bank of Long
Island, Babylon, as 3s, at a price
of 100.051, a basis of about 2.99%.
*
the
We.t
O.
Bond
until
purchase
purpose
Company, of New York. Legality
approved by Sullivan, Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane; of
New York City.
N. J.
—
the
National
at
to
and
Trust Company, New
York city- Legality approved by
Vandewater Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
(EST)
a.m.
able at the Marine Midland Trust
1960
bids
for
11
&
Schlegel, Borough Treasurer, will
receive
1960
1960.
1987
1961
Bankers
Y
Eugene Kel-
Principal and interest (F-A)
(P.
Bond
30
from
15
until
general
Dated Aug.
payable
at the
proved
Nov.
on
$712,000
Lodi, Saddle Brook Township, or,
New
bids
sealed
payable
or,
ley, City Comptroller, will receive
inclusive.
1981
to
N
Offering—J.'
Bond
from
1
Principal
(J-D)
'
Auburn
Dated May
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
City.
inclusive.
1980
incinerator
tion
schoolbor^ds,, Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
lows:
to
000
(EST) on Dec. 1
purchase of
$5,350,000
York;,Buffalo, or, at the opof the holder, at The Marine
approved
Galloway,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EST) on
Nov. 30 for the purchase of $140,-
a.m.
Marine Trust Co. of Western
Trust Co.
Dec. 7
$1,190,000
bonds, as fol¬
on
&
shak, Village Clerk, will
1959.
New
Legality
1961
New York
The
Kowal-
Heckler
and
as
285,000
Le-
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes,
Due
3.30s.
as
1971
150,000
pay¬
District Clerk, will receive sealed
,
100,000
inclusive.
Trust Company of Ossining.
3.10s.
as
55
from 1963 to 1970 inclusive.
able at the First National Bank &
Long
Hempstead Union Free School Dist.
No. 9 (P. O. Freeport), N. Y.
Bond offering—John T. Cotter,
ESS ?n ,Apri1 1 fr0m
1989
Oct.
Midland
1, 1960.
of
York City.
1985 inclusive.
water
tion
$300,000 school bonds.
Bank
City. Legality approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New
various
sky, Jr., Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
obligation
National
Franklin
York Trust Company,
$348,000
bids until 8 p.m. (EST)
for
the
purchase
of
general
Vos-
receive
000 various
p.
1961
Township
District, N. J.
—
Town
Island, Uniondale, or, at the option of the holder, at the principal
office of the Chemical Bank New
•
Brook
Offering
York
1980
Principal and interest (M-N)
Bradley
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 29 for the purchase of $537,-
gen¬
water
and
Nov. 21—v,
3.27%.
j.
_
1, 1961. Due on July 1 from
1961 to 1988 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
(P. O. Williamsville),
Bond Offering—Albert C.
$492,000
awarded
offering
Bond
he% }■
New
Trust Co., of Newark,, and MacBride, Miller & Co., as 3.30s, at a
price of 100.107, a basis of about
Bond
of July
as
to
$325,000
May
on
1961
Jan.
composed of Boland, Saffin, Gor¬
don & Sautter, the Fidelity Union
Saddle
Galloway, of New York City.
,
improvement
bonds
May 1
on
ov,
• Lambert,
District Clerk, will rebv fi
by Dawson. Naeel SherDawson,; Nagel, Sher
ceive se;,ed bids until '3.30 pjm.
& Howard, of Denver.
(EST) on Dec. 6 for the purchase
of $2,080,000 school bonds. Dated
NEW YORK
man
Livingston), N. J.
—
Callable
k
nroveri
proved
Amherst,
Sale
highway garage—1960 bonds.
Hempstead Union Free School Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Goodrich Street,
Uniondale), N. Y.
Principal and interest
Payable at the First Na-
Livingston Township (P. O.
Bond
on
Purchase of $48,-
^7 Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
July 1 from 1962 to
on
1970.
(J-J)
Dec.
and interest
Washburn
Due
1981 inclusive.
to
1961
(EST)
1961
Due
Pelham Manor, N.
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive. Prin«pal and in}e™st (M-N) payable
at the First-City National Bank
of Binghamton. Legality approved
bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
revenue
1960.
from
1
1, 1960.
Bond Offering—Julius J. Dwor-
Jones,
receive
will
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due
Mae
Eva
City
,
73,000 public improvement bonds.
>.
000
Dec. 1 for the purchase of $1,350,000 electric light and power systern
.1
■
Supervisor,
Nov- 30 for
—
Nov.
New York City.
*
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
MtYien
Clerk,; will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on
in-
1975
v./'.;:
3.62%.
Bend Offering—Edwin M.
Town
IVISAIUU
Off ering
Sproule,
Dec.
on
price Qf 100 90>
a
about
of
County,
Raton, New Mexico
Bond
follows:
as
$340,000 school bonds. Due
v
1;
Co-> and Tilney &
'
until
bids
a
(P. O. 842 Front St.,
Binghamton), N. Y.
A.
Clerk, will receive
8:30 p.m. (EST)
Darby, Town
sealed
Charles
to
on Dec. 1 for the pur¬
$46,000
water
bonds.
of
Dickinson
West
Milford. - Legality
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
V
kic-uif
$1,000,-
sold
was
x.
I. uu jt^il & Co.;
du Pont
3 7Q^ fit
ag
^
basis
a
J. 1
—
Cq
inclu¬
1965
chase
Dated
comPosed of Roosevelt &
group
riauus
to
York
bonds
(EST)
a.m.
p.m.
nur-
School
(P. O. Patchogue),
Sale—An issue of
school
+
1961
■
Bond
8
the
Bond
000
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
at
the
First
National
(M-N) payable at the Trust Com¬
pany,
Morristown. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City:
,*
Harrison,
until
for
8
Union Free
24
New
sive.
interest
and
bids
Deo
on
X
u
Dated
Principal
District No.
^wt)^°?o«Dnno- LtfJe,Cross; Francis
^ °nftpH Dec. ieeiQfinSen,^eon R- D- White &
bonds. Dated
1, 1960. Due on
on
May 1, 1960.
May 1 from 1962 to 1980
inclusive.
sealed
ceive
sealed
(2171)
Brookhaven
Twp. (P. O. Main
West Milford), N. J.
Offering—George F. EckTownship Clerk, will re¬
hardt,
Nov.
$700,0C0
p.m.
the
school
Due
8
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
West Mil ford
Corkindale, Secretary of the Bd.
of
.
,
Linfield
College of Oregon
(P. O. Portland), Or eg.
)>
Bond Offering — Wm. J. Max¬
,
well, Secretary
of
the
Board of
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2172)
.
Monday, November 28, 1960
.
.
A*
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until
11
SOUTH
(PST) on Dec. 5 for
the
purchase of
$825,000
dor¬
mitory
and
cafeteria
revenue
bonds.
a.m.
Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
Due on
Bond Sale—The
by
to John Nuveen
land.
of par, a
3.47%,
PENNSYLVANIA
Valley College of
Science and Agriculture
(Doylestown), Pa.
Bond Sale
The $430,000 dor¬
mitory
revenue
bonds
offered
Co., at
a
from
3%s.
1961
105,000
—
awarded
192,
The
to
1759
p.
Due
Federal
Due
price of
a
College (Huntingdon), Pa.
Offering—Calvert N. Ellis,
President of the Board of Trus¬
School
tees, will receive sealed bids until
Bond
(EST) on Dec. 12 for tRe
purchase of $385,000 men's, series
1, 1960.
Dec.
Offering
civic
(EST)
a.m.
for the;
29
Nov.
on
Callable
1961 to 1980 inclusive.
1 from
civic
office
the
at
of
&
1961
Edgefield), S. C.
Bond
Offering
—
Lewis F.
Due
Principal
ity of the municipal center bonds
by Wood, King,
&
Logan, of New York
City, and the school bonds will be
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City. ' r.v
until
Nov. 30 for
TEXAS
sealed bids
the
(EST)
noon
purchase
on
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
Due
on
1961 to 1979
Dec. 1 from
Legality
J-D.
Interest
inclusive.
approved by Sinkler, Gibbs & Si¬
mons,
Abilene
of Charleston.
Offering—Morgan
will receive sealed bids until
(CST)
1:30
pur¬
chase of $1,750,000 school building
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1985 inclusive.
Callable
NOTICE
DIVIDEND
Dec. 9 for the
on
cipal
the
at
Jan.
of
as
First
Abilene,
1, 1976. Prin¬
(J-J) payable
interest
and
National
at
or
Bank, of
option of the
the
holder, at the First National Bank,
in
Dallas.
McCall,
Call
Crowe,
Horton, of Dallas. -
Sale—An
school
000
sold
was
Bank
November
an
ing
28,
23,
stock
shares,
1960,
record
entitled
of
-
will
shares
as
thereto
paid
in
45,000
not
sold for
from
Dated
be
the
2M>s.
Due
Due
as
2%s.
Due
cash
to
on
15
Dec.
on
Dec.
15,
on
Dec.
15
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
Dec.
Secretary
Phila.
16,
Pa.
29
for
the
purchase
of
$3,825,000 bonds as follows:
$2,750,000 utility revenue bonds.
1,075,000
general
obligation
bonds.
as 2%s, at a price
basis of about 2.60%.
a
Institute (P.
Building,
Polytechnic
Room
Finance
101,
Richmond),
Virginia
Offering—E.
Pendle¬
B.
ton, Jr., State Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
until
bids
noon
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
any
suitable bank designated
by the successful bidder within 48
hours after sale. Legality approved
by
Dorsey,
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961.
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1981
Due
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's
office,
Legality
Richmond.
approved
County Sanitary Dist., No.
(P. O. Yorktown), Va.
Bond* Offering—William
fan,
1
Owen, Barber,
Windhorst,
of
quart
&
neapolis.
Fort
MarMin¬
V.
.
Winnebago and Marcellon Jt.
No.
Sch. Dist.
(EST) on Dec. 7 for the purchase
$1,000,000 student activities and
physical education building-1961
revenue
1980 inclusive. Prin¬
at
1
(P. O. Route 3,
Portage),
of
Bond
Wisconsin
Offering—Leo
R.
Frede¬
District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until. 8 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 28 for the purchase of $60,rick,
school
000
1960.
bonds.
from
Due
Dated
1961
Sept.
to
1980
1,
in¬
clusive.;' Principal
and .interest
payable
at
the
First
National
Bank, Portage. Legality approved
by
&
Bogue
Anderson, of Port¬
Quarles,
Herriott
&
demons, of Milwaukee.
age,
and
.
Schaf-
Sheboygan Falls Joint Sch. Dist.
Executive
Secretary of the
County Board of Supervisors, will
receive
(EST)
about
Due
3.92%,
$456,000
follows:
as
Due
5s.
as
from
as
3.80s. Due
as
1
April 1
on
No.
as
3%s.
Due
321,000
Due
4s.
as
April
on
April
on
inclusive.
1, Wisconsin
3V2S. Due
First
follows:
as
1,
syndicate
Southwest
Co., Fridley & Frederking, Eddieman, :
Pollok
&
Fosdick,
Inc.,
Rotan, Mosle & Co., Columbian
Securities Corporation of Texas,
R.
J.
Edwards,
Inc.,
Moroney,
Beissner & Co., Provident Bankof Cincinnati,
Russ & Co., Inc.,
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, and
R. A. Underwood & Co., Inc.
King,
WEST
ans' land series
Bond
Offering—H.
will
receive
1, 1960. Due
1966
to
and
interest
in
bank
1 from
inclusive.
1992
State
Dec.
on
Principal
payable
in
(J-D)
New
of
Texas
York
(with
and
at
a
permissive
for Chicago co-pay¬
arrangement
ing agency). Legality approved by
1, 1960. Due
to
Mark New-
the
Board
sity
of
until
10
the
dent
1
Agriculture and Applied
will receive sealed bids
a.m.
(MST) on Dec. 10
purchase of $300,000 stu¬
center
1960
revenue
April 1, 1960.
from
1963
to
Due
1995
bonds.
L.
Duncan,
until
bids
State
Board
of
Bond
O.
(P.
Sch.
Dist., Utah
(P. O.
300 East and
Penny Ave. (3545
So.) (Salt Lake City), Utah
Bond
Offering—Dow
Clerk of Board of
P.
Brian,
Education, will
a
QUEBEC
Offering
to
—
H.
K.
Baer,
1989
inclusive.
Legality approved by Cald¬
Marshall,
Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
Public
West
Service
District,
Secretary
of
series
revenue
cipal and interest
the
tion
of
Public
A
bonds.
National
payable
(J-D)
Bank
Charleston,
the
and
or
holders
of
at
at
51/2S, at
Com¬
the
the
First
Bond Offering—Cecil H. Under¬
sealed bids until 1
will
p.m.
receive
(EST)
on
Dec; 6 for the purchase of $2,U00,000
road
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1,
1960. Due on Dec. 1 from 1961 to
1985
inclusive.
Quebec
Co.,
Ltd.,
and
5s
as
price of 94.86.
Offering
—
G.
Raymond
ceive
sealed
(EST)
of
on
bids
to
town
Due
1981
re¬
p.m.
on
improvement
Jan.
1
from
1962
inclusive.
Fort
Bond
Town
8
Dec. 6 for the purchase
$230,000
bonds.
until
Chambly, Quebec
Offering—Pierre Demers,
Secretary
Treasurer,
will
receive sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
(EST) on Dec. 5 for the purchase
of
$30,000
town
improvement
Due
1976
on
Jan.
3
from
1962
inclusive.
Lachine
Catholic
sion,
Bond
School
Commis¬
Quebec
Offering
Geli-
Bernard
—
nas, Secretary Treasurer,
ceive
sealed
bids
until
will
4
re¬
p.m.
(EST) on Dec. 6 for the purchase
$278,000 school bonds. Due on
of
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
op¬
West Virginia (P. O. Charleston),
West Virginia
Governor,
a
De
&
Girard, Town Secretary, will
Mont-Joli School Commission, Que.
Bond
bonds
1760
wood,
Prets
Frank¬
Dated July 1, 1960. Due on July 1
from 1964 to 1995 inclusive. Prin¬
merce,
Ruel
to
Mary
the
—
Service Board, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Dec.
6
for
the
purchase of $220,000
at
-
Grenier
bonds.
Virginia
Offering
sold
composed of J. E. La-
group
flamme, Ltd., De La Montagne
Quebec, Oscar Dube & Co., Inc.,
Garneau Boulanger, Ltd., La Cor¬
Interest
well,
water
a
$230,000
was
Chapis, Quebec
M-N.
Pinch
to
Bond
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 8 for
the purchase of $1,648,000 dormi¬
tory revenue-1959 bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1 from
1962
Bond Sale—An issue of
city improvement bonds
Charleston),
Virginia
able at the First
Granite
at
Carleton-Sur-Mer, Que.
West Wing,
403,
Bldg.,
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Security Bank of
Utah, Cedar City, or at the option
of the holder, at the Bankers Trust
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
payable
be
to
v0; CANADA
National City Bank of New York.
pay¬
(F-A)
Bank
poration
West Virginia
Education
West
&
April
Principal and interest (A-O)
Dated
demons, of Milwaukee.
on
inclusive.
on
on
$550,-
bonds.
designated
by mutual agreement between the
purchaser and the District. Legal¬
ity approved by Quarles, Herriott
3
May 1 from 1963
Legality
approved
by
2000.
fort,
of
sealed
Concord College,
UTAH
Secretary
interest
Construction,
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
Bond
Offering—L.
of
(EST) on Dec. 5 for the pur¬
chase of $350,000 men's dormitory—1960 revenue bonds. Dated May
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall
& Horton, of Dallas.
College of Southern Utah
(Cedar City), Utah
addition
school
Feb. 1, 1961. Due on April 1 from
1962 to -1981 inclusive.- Principal
p.m.
Capital
1960 bonds. Dated
Dec.
000
&
College, Inc.
(P. O. Philippi), W. Va.
John
Parker,
Secretary of the Veterans' Land
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Dec. 5 for
the purchase of $12,500,000 veter¬
the
VIRGINIA
p.m..(CST)
Nov. 29 for the purchase of
Alderson-Broaddus
(State of)
—
and
.4
Room
Texas
Offering
First
sealed bids until 8
and
Superintendent
Other members of the
interest
and
the
at
Legality approved by Wood,
Dawson & Logan, of New
1
1991.
were
Principal
payable
Rich¬
B.
ardson, District Clerk, will receive
Wisconsin
April 1,
on
sys¬
1,
Offering—Ruth
Merchants National Bank of Rich¬
1990.
as
Sept.
1960.
Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1990
1989 inclusive.
from 1986 to
Dated
Bond
p.m.
disposal
sewage
bonds.
on
York.
from 1982 to 1985 inclusive.
289,000
1:30
Dec. 6 for the purchase
on
$475,000
tem
bids
mond.
inclusive.
3V2S. Due
sealed
(M-S)
April 1
on
from 1976 to 1981
251,000
April
on
1975 inclusive.
1962 to
310,000
for
Bond Offering—The City Secre¬
tary will receive sealed bids until
Nov.
O.
of
Bond
Garland, Tex.
such
Virginia
syndicate headed by Under¬
wood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc., at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
Dated
pro¬
Ave.,
1867—were awarded
p.
a
berger,
Boothman, of Dallas.
entitled.
Philmont
$2,000,000
second
offered Nov.
bonds
1960
192,
National
15, 1960.
Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
delivery of the stock certifi¬
cates, if any, to which they
13500
First
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
as
255,000
the
and
W. B. ASHBY,
to
$450,-
1965.
stockholders at the time of the
are
3s.
100.089,
bonds.
revenue
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
"
17—v.
bonds,
stockholders
the
series of
The
—
refunding,
Science,
in
1960.
8,
but will be
account
ceeds
5%
payable December
to stockholders
of
Fractional
issued
of
all outstand¬
at the close of business
December
of
1960
on
declared
1960,
on
&
of Trustees of Utah State Univer¬
$150,000
Directors,
dividend
extra
common
Mc-
in
from
of
The
to
Bank
follows:
notice
Board
issue
building
Texas
Dallas, and Underwood,
Neuhaus & Co., Inc., jointly, as
ctwicbiict
The
by
approved
Parkhurst,
Bond
COMPANY
INCORPORATE!)
Sale
schoolhouse
Elysian Fields Independent Sch.
District, Texas
American
METER
&
Legality
on
bids until 2:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
28
for the purchase of $320,000
municipal hospital
W.
F.
to
York
Bond
Jones,
Jr., President of Board of> Trustees,
p.m.
to
Bloomer, Wis.
Offering—Charles H, Cole,
Clerk, will receive sealed
from 1963 to
awarded
were
—
by Mitchell, Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
City.,
Texas
Bond
1, 1960. Due
1962
the
at
Independent School Dist.,
school
$250,000
of
tax)
'
,
1867
Co., of Dallas. Legality ap¬
proved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
(M-S)
payable at The Chase Manhattan
Eank, of New York City.
Legal¬
be approved
Va.
The
—
Trust
-
Holmes, Chairman County School
District, will receive
from
(limited
(J-D)
1
373,000
interest
and
sealed
sive. Principal and interest
Sept. 1 from
on
C. Hos-
inclu¬
1974 inclusive.
to
Dawson
Edgefield County Sch. Dist. (P. O.
V,
-
1, 1960.
*
1990
Due on
clusive.
will
CAROLINA
SOUTH
bonds.
1, 1960.
750,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
Development Bank of Puerto Rico,
1
San Juan.
Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly
Mitchell, of New York City.
March
March 1 from 1961 to 1980 in¬
Government.
the
Dated
on
series A
center,
Dated March
of July 1, 1975.
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable in New York i
City or at the option of the holder,
obligation
bonds. Dated Dec.
1985 inclusive.
to
Texas
receive
will
'
'
$280,000 re¬
funding series LL (limited tax)
bonds offered Nov. 16—v. 192, p.
Bond
Offering—Dr. G.
Mayor,
general
Callable as of March 1, 1971.
200,000 municipal auditorium
as
terest
Due
1959.
1961
auditorium
bonds.
center
March 1,
11
purchase of $5,000,000 improve¬
ment, 1958 Series B bonds. Dated
July 1, 1958. Due on July 1 from
municipal
Mc¬
bids until 8:15 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
29 for the
purchase of $608,000
Bond
Duncan,
will
$1,000,000
Sale
Spring Branch Independent School
District, (P. O. Houston), Tex.
receive sealed bids
until noon
(EST) on Dec. 6 for
the purchase of $1,950,000 general
obligation bonds, as follows:
Pico,
until
bids
sealed
Legality
Bond Offering—John J.
velopment Bank for Puerto Rico,
receive
kins,
Knoxville, Tenn.
t
Mayor,
Rafael
inclusive.
TENNESSEE
President of the Government De¬
will
1980
by
approved
Richardson,
Bond
payable
to
Roanoke,
Bond
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall &
June
school
Minneapolis.
RICO
—
Clerk,
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
ber, Marquart & Windhorst, of
Capital of Puerto Rico (P. O.
San Juan), P. R.
Bond
Legality
1
.
Bond
Craigie & Co.,
1963
York.
Principal
1961.
1,
WISCONSIN
approved
VIRGINIA
Horton, of Dallas.
County, Selby Independ.
No. 27 (P .O.
Selby), S. D.
in¬
1968
to
City Bank, New York.
Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York.
Trimble &
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
of
building bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1 from
Newport Township School District,
(P. O. Wanamie), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $90,000
PUERTO
1
will receive
(CST) on
6 for the purchase of $320,-
000
Le¬
funding
and
refunding
school
(limited tax) bonds was sold to
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., as 4%s.
Dec.
on
Due
1960.
of the holder at the First National
City
improvement
April 1 from
(A-O) payable at the
Dallas, or at
option
of
the
holder
at
Colonial
Trust
Company, Hills¬
District
District
son,
gality approved by Mudge, Stern,
Baldwin & Todd, of New
Due
1963
Legality
First National Bank,
boro.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
1960 bonds.
Due on June
revenue
1 from 1962 to 2000 inclusive.
1,
Offering—Robert Mickel-
p.m.
Dated June
Dec.
1977 to 1980 inclusive.
Walworth
Bond
1
1976.
3.60s.
as
from
Dec.
on
from
1
the
inclusive.
Due
Sept.- 1,
inclusive.
on
and interest
on
1974
to
Jan.
Jan.
on
from
1
1979 inclusive.
to
Dated
1
July
street
Due
Dated
clusive.
sewer revenue
on
1981
to
1965
Dec.
on
Due
3V2S.
as
70,000
par.
B, dormitory
1972
1975 and
3s,
Juniata
4
3.40s.
as
35,000
Housing
1962
Due
bonds.
1965 inclusive.
to
p.m.
(CST)
on
purchase of $450,-
follows:
as
bonds.
Brooks Hord,
—
$200,000 water and
1
Dec.
on
from 1966 to 1971 inclusive.
from
were
—
Home Finance Agency, as
and
at
vi
bonds,
250,000
3 Vis.
as
55,000
000
follows:
as
7:30
Nov. 29 for the
price
—
10
bonds.
Offering
until
net interest cost of about
as
$85,000
Delaware
Nov.
(MST) on Dec. 6 for the purchase
of
$1,050,000
school
building
bids
$350,000 school
&
receive sealed bids until 6:30 p.m.
Texas
City Secretary, will receive sealed
building bonds offered on Nov. 14
—v.
192, p. 1760—were awarded
Shuler,
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Port¬
approved
Hillsboro,
Bond
County, Canton Indep.
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Canton), S. Dak.
Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1999 inclusive.
Legality
DAKOTA
Lincoln
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the State
Treasurer's office or at the option
Sale—The $750,000
offered I Nov.
Banque
and
awarded
were
—
Canadienne
Morgan,
as
interest
school
192,,
to
p.
The
Nationale,
Ostiguy
Ltd., jointly, at
net
7—v.
&
Hudon,
price of 97.54, a
a
cost
of
about
5.86%,
follows:
$509,000
as
1961
240,500
5s. Due
to
as
1965
5V2S.
from 1966 to
on
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
Nov.
1972 inclusive.*
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