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The
and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED 1839
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume
192
Number
6001
New York
7, N. Y., Monday, November 7, 1960
Price
$1.25
In
Copy
a
2
Sections
Section
—
1
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
Admiral
Sales
earnings
highs,
Harold
for
L.
the
ended
year
Schwartz,
Jr.,
June
chairman,
President, jointly announced on Oct. 24
published annual report. •:
'<
Earnings after taxes rose 69%
to $171,649,
man,
the
on
610,000
shares
been
the
in
for
the
with
pared
Mr.
fiscal
fiscal
Schwartz
pany's
1959
houseware
tinues
strong
growing.
also
They
indicated
tinue
to
sales
and
be
just
sales
that
of
ended
56%
rose
first
growing
that
_
Period End.
&
of
■*
.
:
■
'
the
con¬
advertising
Vnrlc
IMpw
in
com¬
specialties
Boston
earnings for the current year con¬
they anticipate substantial advances in
1961.—V.
191,
of
as
Sept. 1, 1960.—V. 192,
B
as
Page
Stock
manufacturer
of
business
acquired The Accounting Card
Co.,
ry.
—V.
1960—Month—1959
MiHwect
Pacific
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$423,173
$4,478,381
that
the
volume
annual
of
Accounting Card's present
business approximates 20% of American Business
acquisition of the
(.tJonas;
preclude
Exchange
o2
Exchange
*
Mr.
new
possible
any
Gaynor,
the
dilution
acquisition
should
add
share in the next two years.—V. 191,
37
192,
361,629
3,461,462
$131,772
$61,544
$1,016,919
c;tr>nlr
LOCK
Fvnhanw
6,950
308,781
Railway
oper.
amounted
quarter last
to
;
$20,252,333
with
compared
$22,469,009
in the September quarter of 1959, equal to 51 cents
Stock
40
Por
30,
the
I960.
This
Net revenue
$1,310,370
$11,696,170
$12,500,436
1,087,049
1,093,852
10,726,324
10,752,817
$100,846
$216,518
$969,846
Sm0ntLs.
nine
net
billings
were
Net earnings
a
79 cehts
share, compared with $5,466,601,
45
*30.139
70,706
*371,885
Markets
The
Net
ry.
*
incorne___
oper.
Deficit.—V.
192, p.
Period End.
Railway
Railway
Sept. 30—
oper.
1960—Month—1959
$216,870
revenue--
oper.
140,525 '
expenses
Net revenue from rail- 1
ry.
—V.
192,
$116,184
$614,935
21,176
59,011
T.
.215,834
"Their
sales
pointed
out
tax
the
In
for
the
which
during
are
compared
year,
President,
divisions
gains
in
12%
up
and
weeks
of
Norton
flow
textile
".
in
as
is
It
.
these
funds
last
for
enhanced, not
but
profits
balance
assets
by
For
the
of
In
up
$2.14
to
up
after
exceptional financial
approximately $27,000,000—
has been
of
generated and continues
management
to
into
a
nucleus
for
the
weeks
36
ending
Sept.
last
11
share, after an operating loss in the
15 of $596,585. Total sales were $37,:
|
per
period
of
1959,
in
$1,673,788,
profit
in
the
the
to
consolidated
had
company
equal
$2.55
division
textile
share.
per
$956,641.
of
This
Sales
$40,336,114.
net
the disposal
which
reserve
exceeded
Amerace set
36-week period by
earnings
for
the
The divisions of Amerace now include Ace Bowling Co.,
AIC
Chemical
Co.,
Gavitt
Co.,
American
Wire
Cable
&
Hard Rubber Co.,
Co.
New York
°
Snares
—V.
of
192,
p.
Amerace
are
traded
Electric Manufacturing
Supplex
and
Co..
Ace Comb Co.,
on
the
697.
:
-
.
Stock
-
Exchange.
-
,
diversification
The
guided
missiles
Paul
Hardeman,
shares
of
company,,
of
through
will
Earnings
equivalent
for
forward of
1959,
year
ago,
'
•
.
common
60
a
to be
stock,
cents
Co.
a
Greenfield
Corp.
said
1960
is
a
loss
the
earnings established
throughout the third quarter.
trend
continued
of
improved
diversified holding
company
of
Last
August,
Universal
the
American
expansion
original
two
carry
25%
on
corporation
acquired
Portsmouth, Ohio_
a
I2V2 %
stock
Corp. through purchase of 403,932
City, Los
Va., and
,
;
interest in
shares.
common
for
public sale
at $4
per
terms
production
about
$1,300,000
for
of
sale
dental
additional
the
of
of
and
stock
production
the
and
stations
balance
as
for
for
a
group own 307,020 shares
(69.3% ).
company's net earnings for the nine months ended Sept. 30 were
or $1.74 per share, a decrease of 8%
below the $40,028,000,
$1.89 per. share earned in the same period of 1959, it was announced
on Oct. 26 by W. G.
Malcolm, President.
Sales for the first nine months of 1960 of $442,004,000 were sub¬
25,000
and
shares,
common
to
of
warrants to purchase two shares
of the next offering after this
discount,
the
company
for
the
of
purpose
of
part
are
I u
nil
on
stock at a
that, may be made
its business.
explore for and exploit phosphate mineral resources existing in the
part of Israel, in the area known as the Negev. The phos¬
southern
rock is to
phate
be
mined,
the mine site, and
The company,
America-Israel
wholly owned subsidiary in Israel. Accord¬
company
has entered into contract with
which authorization is granted to prospect
treated
in
plants
near
beneficiated phosphate is then to be sold for export.
with
principal
offices
in New
York, has
organized
the
Phosphate Company, Ltd.,
to
the
prospectus,
a
the
explore for phosphate for
one
extension of another
with an
year,
If the existing phosphate is of suitable quality and adequate
quantity the Israel Government will grant a concession of long dura¬
tion, authorizing the mining and processing of the mineral. The net
year.
a
of
program
area
and
The
which
prospecting,
making
exploration, proving
economic evaluation.
an
has
company
Albumina
outstanding
will be used for
Supply
management officials
listed
Albumina
Board
as
Supply)
as
of
Co.,
a
group
Chairman
is
listed
reserves
in
the
Negev
of common stock, of
New York, owns 123,000 shares, and
own 45,500 shares. Oscar L. Chapman
179,500
and
shares
Walter
B.
Frank
(President
of
President.
as
Net
with
the
American Art Metals
The
SEC
has
issued
trusteeship
of
an
Dr.
tures for two debenture issues
to involve
to
a
under
of
an
6c
Art
One
subordinated
indenture dated
Dec.
1,
Indenture Act finding
inden¬
Metals Co. is not likely
National
of American
convertible
Order—
Trust
the
material conflict of interest.
$1,250,000
issued
under
Southern
&
of
Bank
under
the indentures relates
debentures
1958. "The
$442,007,000
in
the
first
nine
months
of
third
by
the third quarter amounted to $136,850,000 as compared
lower
which
near
said
sales
and
New
third
quarter
earnings in
sales
retroactive
price
price
Orleans.—V. 190,
p.
the
1959
$145,401,000
and
quarter were
third
for
affected
reductions on antibiotic products
to druggists on their unsold
late August at the Fortier plant,
rebates
strike that started
a
of
1960.
that
volume,
involved
stocks,
the
quarter of
Malcolm
in
1729.
*
American Hospital Supply Corp.—Record
Sales
record
and
of
due
1968
and
other relates to
earnings
highs,
Sales
last
of
in
the
first
nine
months
of
the company reported on Oct. 24.
in the nine-month period
$74,027,404
1960
were
reached
19.1%
*
ii!
Highs—
II!
new
ahead
all-time high of $62,164,347. Net earnings after taxes
from $2,783,221 to $3,068,921.
equity financing of 200,000 shares earlier this year, and
completion of acquisition commitments, earnings per share in the nine
climbed
year's
10.3%
"
Despite
months
increased
to
$1.16
from
at
$1.15
the
close
of
1959's
third
iir
quarter.
In
a
Thomas
were
report
G.
to
share
Murdough,
Foster
owners
president,
said
G.
the
"generated by three primary factors,"
McGaw,
chairman,
and
sales and earnings gains
probably with about equal
weight:
The company
is favored by operating in a growing market.
It attracted a larger share of the health dollar in
goods and services.
It
acquired
additional
manufacturing
and
"f
marketing
*
I J
exchange for its
components
during the period.
"Markets for our products will continue to grow," their report said.
They noted hospital executives at the recent American Hospital Asso¬
ciation cited,
as indicators of increasing needs,
"the backlog of con¬
struction and the inevitably changing requirements for hospital sup¬
plies and equipment to keep pace with the technology of patient care."
American
7
•
Tit 1
fui
Supply is the world's largest manufacturer and
equipment and supplies. It is comprised of four
operating out of 12 regional sales and distribution
centers, and 21 subsidiary companies.—V. 192, p. 794.
distributor
Co.—SEC
order
Citizens
the
as
for the
$144,510,000 for
second
sales
that
same
earnings
quarter were $8,533,000, or 40 cents per
share as against earnings of $12,852,000, or 61 cents
per share for the
same period of 1959.
common
the company proposes
1960,
the
1959.
the
one,
carrying
stantially
share
The underwriter
Also included in
best efforts basis.
selling commission.
a
Organized under Delaware law in March
is
in
follows:
as
Sales during
registration
underwriter's
compensation. Such warrants entitle the holders thereof to purchase a
like amount of common shares at $4 per share. The remaining warrants
are
attached to the 125,000 new shares offered. Each new share will
with subsidiaries in
and gas
the motion picture and TV film processing,
metal products
utility fields.
They are Pathe Laboratories, Inc., New York
Angeles and Toronto; Virginia Metal Products, Inc., Orange,
Belmont, Calif., and Portsmouth Gas Co.,
of
a
prospectus are 310,900 common stock purchase warrants, 35,900 of
which were granted to a promoting group as part of their purchase
shares.
a
offered
share
per
filed
York,
New
2, 1960, seeking registration of 125,000
Nov.
on
Rogers
Casper
receive
Street,
Beaver
82
proceeds from the sale of stock, estimated at $425,000,
.
1960 totaled $932,227,
of $627,335 for the first three-quarters
tax credit of $310,000 produced a net loss of $317,335.
the first half of
America
a
months ended Sept. 30,
preferred
common
compared with
before
Mr.
nine
dividends, to 22 cents a share on 3,183,229
Since the company had a tax-loss carry¬
$2,000,000 in 1959, there was no tax provision this year.
after
outstanding
This
the
a
the
and
had sales
with $20,Gordon K. Greenfield, Presi¬
(formerly Chesapeake Industries, Inc.)
of $22,980,767' for the first nine months of 1960, compared
173,268 for the same period
dent, reported on Oct. 26.
into a basic phase of
U.. A. subsidiary, is a
Corp.
Inc.,
America-Israel Phosphate Co., Inc.—Registers—
This
statement with the SEC
ing
America Corp.—Shows Profit—
corporation
America
put
move
since
pioneer designer and prime contractor of guided missile launching sites.
—V. 192, p. 989.
;
-
the Israel Government under
This
the
(a)
The
of Bachmann Uxbridge,
$8,639,394.
underwriting
in
or
by
with
and
engaged
$36,970,000,
employ
profitable
of
price
are
and
officials
Uxbridge
Bachmann
the
and
Board
contraction
Aug.
taxes
operating
an
connection
a
•
offering
amendment.
47
Clearings
year
.
H
purchase of trailers, liquid storage vessels and cus¬
the storage and distribution of liquid oxygen;
and
working capital purposes.
.»
In
addition
to
indebtedness, the company now has outstanding
426,986 common shares. M. F. Coyne, Executive Vice-President, and
J.
P.
Coyne,
Vice-President, own 68,417 shares; and management
pre¬
reflects
now
disposal
vour
our
comparable
income
totaled
sheet
are
the
of
earnings
or
division
included
.
public
by
cylinders; and (c) the manufacture
equipment. Net proceeds of the sale
the
48
...
7
a registration
I960, covering 150,000 shares of
public sale by underwriters headed
27,
for
used
be
tomer
48
Norton
Mr.
$1,867,000
The
supplied
Oct.
on
offered
medical
this
liabilities."
983,474.
net
earned
weeks
36
ago,"
year
a
"They
in
by the conversion of assets whicn were not produc¬
funds available for profitable
employment."
net
$1,360,606,
textile
....
Co.
SEC
be
American Cyanamid Co.—Net Down—
August.
intent
only
also
into
Consolidated
were
22%
income-producing operating assets through acquisitions
developments," he stressed. "The carrying out of this
growth has been stimulated and its prospects for success
program
divisions,
result
a
up
compared with $1,469,000 last
"substantial cash"
the
strong
made
Banks
The Course of Bank
&
be
facilities
—
2197.
p.
*eg\ste™
the
to
company and its subsidiaries
sale of liquid oxygen and
oxygen
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
seven
in
internal
ing
profit
period
1960,
current
our
said
Division
.
and
times
have
Amerace
the
that
21
.
current
our
...
nine
Mr.
to
their
shareholaers.
to
period.
"Currently, the Amerace
about
Oct.
on
comprise
similar
the
letter
36
reported
now
Reserve
Earnings—
same
strength
Federal Reserve System—.
$3,848,949, or
share a year
Common—
will
48
the year.
with
a
first
___.
:
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Norton,
non-textile
55
11
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
$1,208,980
22,016
-
1393.
p.
financial
Dividends Declared and Payable
a
nitrogen, gaseous oxygen and nitrogen,
acetylene and argon gases; (b) the manufacture and sale of acetylene
cylinders and
certain
cryogenic equipment and the
distribution
of
1
Offerings
Foreign Exchange Rates
Amerace Corp.—36-Week
Victor
1,375,687
$76,345
income
oper.
1,444,985
*
operations—__
way
Net
154,666
State and City Bond
$2,584,667
•
to
and
$2,059,920
Rppi^tpr^
The
General Corporation and Investment News..
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$270,850
Tnc
nf
with
stock,
Courts
are
with
compared
to
$1.15
or
quarter and nine months figures in both years consolidate
two wholly-owned subsidiaries, Graham Brothers, Inc.
T7 "
by
1960
of
statement
Miscellaneous Features
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern RR. Co.—Earnings—
amounted
Thls flrm, of New Savannah Road, Augusta, Ga., filed
39
common
1393.
earlier.
year
American CrvoirenicK
QO
.
30,
September
of $2,404,699
share on the
a
and M F- H*ckey Co., inc., acquired in i960.—v. 191,
39
TT
A
Transactions American Stock Exchange
third
operations
557,316
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.—
a
earnings
$55,031,047
$57,446,460
44
$1,747,619
from rail¬
operations
way
to
outstanding at
with
compared
41
Stock and Bond Averages-
the
share on 4,524,263 shares of
Exchange
39
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 39
SEC Index of Stock Prices.—.
39
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$1,187,895
expenses
to
per
q"a,rtef. amou"ted to $1,740.361, equal to 36
common stock
40
Stock
Dow-J ones
RR.—Earnings—
t
Sept.
in
cents per
September
StOCK Excnange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
I
...
I960—Month—1959
revenue
oper.
cents
year.
*et ®a™1"8rs1 for
39
ctnnir
—.—____
Railway
25
„,
61
39
Stock
oy
Montreal
319,129
Southern
Period End. Sept. 30—
The
basis
According
1318.
p.
EArrianlhCement«onU?het DoT~ ;
Billings of this corporation for three moths ended
"37
Excnange
o
Coast
i^lttSDUrgn
$1,113,280
35,067
Great
sales.
cash
approximately
Toronto
3,396,507
1489.
p.
Systems'
was accomplished on a
of equity in the stock.
company
Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange.
$4,509,787
369,357
Alabama
and
tabulating
Farmingdale, Long
wholly-owned subsidiary of American Business Systems.
a
AES estimates
.
15
.
(Rrmrlc)
Exchange.
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
$501,129
income
iper.
forms
Inc.,
97
(Stocks)
J^xcnange
Philadelphia
has
Over-the-Counter
Net
to
1605.
p.
Island, producer of tabulating cards.
Accounting CaTd will continue to operate under its present personnel
_
Sit?ouns\L?k°Exchange"?!::::I?
197.
p.
expenses
operations
way
_
^
Fvnhnntyp
^tnrlr
American Stock
Net revenue from rail¬
r
——
v
revenue--
oper.
_
•
Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
oper.
_
_
New York Stock Exchange
lViiaweSL
Railway
Railway
cards
"
StOCK and Bond QtlOvdllOIIS
com¬
supermarkets,
in
sales
'•
for
indenture dated
an
and
and
fiscal
Akron, Canton
This
'
*
-
to" $1,539,051,
demand
sold
are
while
''.i- '.
.
convertible subordinated debentures due 1970 and
issued under
American Business Systems, Inc.—Acquires—
In This Issue
-
share,
per
'
noted
which
sales
,,
,
$985,653.
Fishman
encouraging
in
f
.
Mr.
and
earnings
be
.1
'*<"
products,
be
to
company's
cents
outstanding.
Earnings for fiscal 1959
stated, that had the same number of
share earnings would have equaled 16
per
year
and
28
$500,000 of 6%
MISCELLANEOUS
r
Fish-
Harry
1
.''
Sales
the
or
zmII3ZIIIIIZI!IZIZZZir
reached
1960,
A.
report
outstanding,
j
cents.
are
and,
30,
and
INSURANCE
•
shares
common
$101,719,
were
INDUSTRIAL
•
Plastics Corp.—Record Sales and Earnings—
and
record
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Hospital
of
health
divisions,
Uk
American Machinery
The corporation
Corp.—To Redeem Notes—
Bank,
Orlando,
■
has called for redemption on Dec. 1, 1960, all of its
outstanding 10-year 5% convertible notes due June 1, 1963 at 100%
plus -accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the First National
Fla.—V.
182,
p.
209.
J;v|
hu!
]■hi
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1810)
associates
their secondary offering
that
announced
Ann Arbor
Sold—Bache & Co.
American Tobacco Co.—Secondary
and
Railway
Railway
of
60,000 shares of the company's common stock at a
price of $61 per share has been oversubscribed and the
closed.
books
concession
The
dealers
to
$1.35
was
Net
a
Net
share.-—V. 192, p. 1089.
Americana
Americana
company
was
organized
two shopping areas
in
Oakdale
in
under
and
Roosevelt,
construction
used
be
The
company
shares
171.460
of
its
and
at
L.
has
of
I.,
other
Park,
stock
stock
Santa Fe
1960—Month—1959
I.
expenses
39,697,363
39,526,609
363,259,359
359,327,116
5,785,777
8,153,178
Net
from ry.
rev.
ry.
—V.
income...
oper.
192,
ops.
990 and
pp.
1,129,871
held
to
of
first
for
in
all
equal
the
outstanding
amounts
the
to
are
reduction
stock
bonds.
reduction
The net
of
bank
In
stock
loans
$8,658,000 for construction
that
such
to be
SIDNEY
1960,
(The larger issues
are
the
for
the
months,
at
expenditures
for
the
$450,909
71
*1,223
24,394
83,780
ry.
oper.
income—,
192,
1394.
p
Coast Line
Co.—Earnings-
11,237,634
9,585,812
1960—9 Mos.—1959
expenses
123,080,416 121,659,332
98,969,376
98,854,139
12,377,959
10,328,041
1,651,822
443,840
revenue-.
oper.
RR.
1960—Month—1959
Net
a
sold
The
fiscal
applied
sale
2,049,918
714,187
30,
ending
year
operations
oper,
192,
p.
income...
1394.
24,111,040
6,870,986
22,805,193
7,923,605
Audio-Dynamics Corp.—To Merge—
which
of
See
the
109,186 shares of
($3,800,000) to the
company
rv.
—V.
Teletray Electronic Systems, Inc.,
Automatic
expended
and
Sept. 30,
To
1960,
Canteen
Stockholders—The
Co.
below.—V. 190, p. 1831.
of .America—Rights
on
company
Oct.
27
Offering
fixed the
subscription price of its proposed common stock offering
in publicly offered stock issues, and a
long term note issue and a $495,000 stock issue. ■ *',
privately placed $25 million
calendar of Nov. 3—of securities of $1 million
municipal sales in the week ending Nov. 2 came
$63,154,000. Pending municipals with dates not assigned approximate $450 million
and includes the $100 million New York State Housing Finance Agency negotiation
or
via
(Nov.
14-18)
separate
utterances
made
recently—one
.
by
effect, the impression is enjoyed by this writer that it is proposed we ought toadvisory body with our Secretary of the Treas¬
ury Chairman, of that group.
The Federal Reserve, in the terminology of the Rad¬
cliffe Committee, would only be free to advise and execute within the limits of policy
determined by that newly proposed body or, in other
Treasury member of the Administration. This is not new
financing will
larger, than two week's ago. The fairly sizable momentum for municipals does
not show any signs of continuing in the subsequent weeks. The remaining weeks of
the oncoming four-week period, then, are not able to
keep the float as high as in
previous four-week intervals.
COMMITTEE'S PRESCRIPTION
STRANGLE THE FEDERAL RESERVE'S INDEPENDENCE?
In
A hectic
if not
-
make the'Ffcderal'RgSferve part of an
billion dollars encompassing corporates, compared to the financing
Though the corporate financing will be less, municipal
~
Presidential Candidate Kennedy
in several of his speeches analyzed by Joseph R. Slevin in the New York Herald
Tribune of Nov. 2, 1960, and the other by Professor Robert Triffin in a letter to
the New York Times on Oct. 30, 1960—suggest that some of the important recom¬
mendations of the Radcliffe Committee presented to the British Parliament last
August, 1959, are receiving a greater receptiveness than hitherto in this country.
Two
certain, with
seems
Phelps Fenn & Co.*
TO
"
-
$75 million and
ARE WE GOING TO USE THE RADCLIFFE
announce
dates.
more—were
to
an
that the week's total dollar financing appears as though it will be as large,
so
$421,515
$62,834,340
identified at the end of this column.)
week
the
of
thereof
outstandindg.
led by A.T.&T.'s $250 billion debenture issue. The second week
ahead promises to include more issues and hence should be a more active week on
score.
$44,641
ops.
at com¬
be
purposes,
in the fiscal year ended Sept.
of two weeks ago
increase
2,392,961
$46,493
rk
from
rev.
way
filed
Ga.,
will
sale
time
the
company
a
half-billion-dollar calendar for the second
that
$2,843,870
2,347,389
Additions to the Chronicle's municipal
The data below depict the four-week float of issues with set sales
a
$308,171
263,530
$2,768,904
262,578
Net revenue from rail¬
for public sale
bond
construction
the net proceeds
then
BROWN
forecasts compared to 1960's performance.
third of
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$309,071
Railway oper.
1960 covering $9,000,000
1,
offered
from
made
$10,200,000
September,
and applied
bank
of
1985,
spending plans similar to General Motors, there
entirely different story. Actually, General Motor's plans
spending for this year by that firm and, by itself,
is not spectacular in terms of several previous post WW II years—particularly when
adjusted for price changes and population. Nevertheless, though some newspapers
went overboard, in the writer's opinion, in hailing the figures in purple prose, fujl
credit should be given to General Motors for its announced willingness to continue
its 1960 spending pace in 1961—a year which has been the recipient of many bearish
a
43,622,674
;
-
Atlanta,
E.
N.
Nov.
on
amount to $50 million more than
about
31,496,337
Offering—
Street,
proceeds
loans
to aggregate
expected
new
Passavia
by
Peachtree
mortgage bonds due
petitive bidding.
indebtedness,
various
243
company,
common
issued
is
This
registration statement with the SEC
themselves, account for the decline. The reason is the changed external
financing plans by industry and by State and municipal bodies.
to
the
expenses
Railway
do not, by
be
por¬
of
revenue.
Atlantic
1394.
decline in the four-week float has defi¬
nitely set in. Though November presents this picture, it still looks as if the month's
total financing will not be less than that of last year. The two holidays in November
course,
a
RR.—Earnings-
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Sept. 30—
.96,371,240. 116,411,994
r
3,058,008
Atlanta Gas Light Co.—Bond
construction of the
in addition
In comparison with the past two
corporations
funds
by
475,739,110
oper.
The election week's relatively quiet capital financing plans in the corporate sector
add up to $5.1 million in debt and $77.2 million in equity issues—assuming they
would, of
financed
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
459,630,599
proceeds of this
Net
complete
By
Were
be
oper.
Net
1959
1960—9 Mos.-
47,679,787
estimates
anticipated.
Atlanta & West Point
Net
45,483.140
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
appear as
will
990.
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
-Earnings—
Ry.
revenue.
Net
officers.
two
192,
which
by short-term bank borrowings,
the proceeds from the sale
with
retired
Railway
oper.
two bowling establishments located
N. Y.
Another bowling facility is
L.
to
outstanding,
This
be
It has six
and
$100,000
common
subsidiaries.
the
Ozone
follows:
as
*133,616
Railway
offering
bowl¬
ing facility in Ozone Park; $20,000 for construction of stores on the
second
section of its Oakdale-Sayville Shopping Plaza;
$177,000 for
reduction of bank loans; and the balance of $163,000 to reduce sundry
current liabilities,
..
.»
will
$577,550
99,804
Railway
1960, by Vincent R. Passavia,
subsidiaries through which
April,
$769,977
*48,211
1394
$
'
operates
$36,876
will
6,038,717
37,823
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
"
The
5,454,647
$96,064
ops.
Atchison, Topeka &
Highway,
share.
President, and two other officers.
192,
655,650
and
operations
bonds.—V.
which
Monday, November 7, 1960
$9,477,000,
approximate
from
of
new
$6,616,267
Offering—
Inc.—Proposes
855 Montauk
with the SEC
Inc.,
ry.
income
oper.
$6,224,624
$692,526
tion
570,305
expenses
from
rev.
$666,369
will
generated
1960—9 Mos.—1959
.
.
Railway
Oakdale, N. Y.
filed a registration statement
on Oct. 27, I960, covering
100,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at 36
per share.
The offering is to be made on a best efforts basis by
Plymouth Securities Corp., which will receive a selling commission of
75 cents per share plus $15,000 for expenses.
The company has granted
the underwriter an option to purchase 14,290 shares at 10 cents per
it
oper.
ry.
1960—Month—1959
revenue.
'Deficit.—V.
Properties,
Properties,
oper.
1961
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
.
'
words, determined by the
unique. France, England
and Canada have nationalized their central banks and the only problem that remains
in England is to spell out more clearly the nationalization intent.
In this country,
Marriner S. Eccles, former Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, and now a mem¬
ber of the C.E.D.'s National Commission on Money and Credit (which is researching
a complete monetary and banking study as ambitious as the Radcliffe Committee's),
Elliott V. Bell, Editor and Publisher of Business Week, House Representative H. S.
Reuss and, in a more extreme mode, House Representative Wright Patman, among
others, have made the same proposal. They, too, do not want the Federal Reserve to
be an independent administrative tribunal carrying out statutory laws which leave
the Federal Reserve in
position to check
a
or
or
offset political-economic
moves
of
an
administration, and which
CORPORATE AND MUNICIPAL FINANCING AHEAD
Corporate
Bonds
Nov.
7-Nov. 12__
Corporate
Stocks
Total
Total of Both
Corporates
*Municipals
Financings
$112,134,330
542,079,570
105,995,000
94,142,450
$5,100,000
$77,153,330
$82,253,330
$29,881,000
Nov. 14-Nov. 18
208,638,000
145,184,570
75,600,000
21,150,000
353,822,570
96,750,000
188,257,000
Nov.21-Nov. 26
6,750,000
26,642,450
33,392,450
Nov. 28-Dec.
3
9,245,000
f60,750,000
"are
28-Day Supply $296,088,000
429,238,000
$270,130,350
$566,218,350
284,310,290
713,548,290
$288,133,000
280,441,000
$854,351,350
994,520,280
one
was dead set against the creation of a permanently low interest rate. It,
also, deemed it appropriate to have tight money, disapproved of cheap money but,
nevertheless, recommended inherently conflicting policies.
policy and
In this
country, the best recapitulation of
a proper
monetary-banking system, in the
writer's view, was recently done by the Economists' National Committee
tary
Last Week's Data
may enhance its re-election chances, but not the health
The Committee insisted that monetary action and debt management
and indivisible." Fortunately, it agreed to allow contra-cyclical interstate
of the economy.
on
Mone¬
Policy in their publication A Proper Monetary and Banking System for the
United States (The Ronald Press Co., N. Y., 1960) edited by Prof. James Washington
Bell of Northwestern University.
When one speaks of
*
$1 million
t Total
or
$45 million Oklahoma City Improvement Authority, Okla. negotia¬
by John Nuveen & Co., Allen & Co., et al, will occur in the early part of
assumes
tion led
leaving the "constitution of the Federal Reserve System alone,"
specifically indicate what changes, then, are proposed. And, if
of the Radcliffe Committee's recommendations, he should indicate
should adopt all, or which ones, and not leave the suggestion hanging
then he should
more.
December.
V
pne
writes
whether
we
more
in mid-air.
,
THE TOTAL BACKLOG REMAINS UNCHANGED
LARGER ISSUES IN
A
The larger
holders'
Week
healthy boost of approximately $84 million Mountain States Tel. & Tel. stock¬
rights, filed last October 28, was given to the total backlog calendar. The
backlog registers a falling off; however, equities register a gain, keeping
the backlog figures as safe as last week's. The
figures immediately below aggregate
entire bond
corporate issues with and without tentatively assigned dates.
They do not include
"indefinite," "indefinitely postponed," and "possibly contemplated" issues, but they
include registered secondaries and cover
replacement as well as new capital
do
financing.
Total Backlog-
THE
OFFING
corporate and municipal flotations in the next four weeks are as follows!)
7-12: 750,000 shares of Champion Spark Plug Co. common;
of November
$20 million Federal Street Fund, Inc. common; $4,802,412.75 Summers Gyroscope Co.
common; $3.5 million in debentures and 350,000 shares of Dorsey Corp. common;
/ 196,000 shares of Telex, Inc. common; and in Municipals—$3,075,000 Bethlehem &
New Scotland Central School District No.
6, N. Y.
Week of
November 14-18: $12 million State of Mississippi; 423,750 shares of Auto¬
matic Radio Mfg. Co., Inc. common; 450,000 shares of Bzura Chemical
Co., Inc. com¬
mon; 200,000 shares of Cannon Electric Co. common; 375,000 shares of Mary Carter
Paint Co. common; $20 million New Jersey Bell
Telephone Co. debentures; 635,800
This Week
Last Week
Corporate bonds with dates—
$443,088,000
Corporate bonds without dates
103,340,550
$582,238,000
88,570,000
of Texas Butadiene & Chemical Corp.
common; $50 million Deere (John)
Credit Co. debentures; $15 million Idaho Power Co.
bonds; $10 million Keyes Fibre
Co. debentures; $10,288,000 National Airlines, Inc.
$546,428,550
$670,808,000
& Shop,
Total
—
shares
debentures; 625,000 shares of Stop
Inc. common; $60 million Goodrich (B. F.) Co. debentures; $7.5 million Mer¬
preferred; $30 million Wisconsin Electric Power Co. bonds;
$6 million Public Service Co. of New Hampshire bonds; 1,250,000 shares of Transitron
Electronics Corp common; and in Municipals—$3.2 million
Orange County Texas;
rimack Essex Electric Co.
Corporate stocks with dates
Total
Total
Corporates
$314,480,350
264,944,650
$340,977,790
145,146,260
$579,425,000
—
Corporate stocks without dates
$487,124,050
$5,096,000 Hudson County, N. J.; $34,750,000 Massachusetts; $14 million Port of Los
Angeles, Calif.; $3,600,000 San Diego, Calif.; $50 million Tennessee Valley Authority,
Tqnn.; $4.8 million Dayton, Ohio; $35,085,000 Philadelphia, Pa.; $3.2 million Riverview Community School District, Michigan; $5 million South Carolina*
$7,950,000
University of Illinois; $3.7 million University of California, Calif.
$1,125,853,550 $1,257,932,050
Municipals with dates—
$326,133,000
Week of
$365,941,000
November 21-25: 211,000 shares of Foxboro County common* 430 000 shares
Leasing Co. common; $75 million Consolidated Edison Co. of New York
bonds; and in Municipals—$3,945,000 Maricopa County, Scottsdale School District,
Arizona; $4,080,000 Montana State Board of Education, Montana
of Berman
CHANGES IN THE LAST WEEK
Chronicle's corporate calendar of Nov. 3 amounted to
$128,032,000
(because of the Otter Tail Power Co., Jan.
24, 1961, and Virginia
E ectric & Power
Co., June 13, 1961, have not submitted a fixed but a minimumto
$135,032,000
tnaximum
offering
range)
of
which,
however, $25,957,000
!vpr<T«joK f?7rfq/in0r £*?e week 9^ Oct. ^ through Nov.
of
were
2 totalled
in
an
equities.
impressive
Corsum
$325,075,340 which comprised $236,750,000 in
publicly offered senior debt issues,
of November 28-December 3: $6 million in bonds of Central Maine Power Co.;
817,391 shares of Ginn &. Co. common; and in Municipals—$14 5 million Florida
Development Commission, Fla.; $45 million Oklahoma City Improvement
Authority,
Week
Oklahoma.
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November 3,
1960
-
Volume
192
Number 6001
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1811)
of 540,266 shares at $24.75 per share.
that subscription rights to
The company said
stockholders,
they
purchase additional shares
may
under
the basis of
on
Romard Industries, Inc., Kansas
City, Mo.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
which
one
The
additional share for each ten shares
held, expire Nov. 14,
1960.
The offering is
being underwritten by an invest¬
ment banking group headed
by Glore, Forgan & Co.
PROCEEDS—(The proceeds
the
exercise
which
to
poses
the
stock
be
granted
general funds of
may
the
the
of
options
under
or
sale
of
the
UNDERWRITERS'—'The
subject
opposite
stock
common
exercise
option
of- additional
as
to
underwriters
certain
of
stock
stock
plans
will
their
conditions,
respective
not subscribed
are
to
of
1960
filed
letter
a
covering 50,000 shares of common
per share) without underwriting.
($1
The
proceeds
upon
to be
are
and
used in
working
Bonneville
options
be
stock
to
of
The
SEC
Glore, Forgan & Co._
C. Allyn & Co. Inc
Bache
&
Bacon,
Baker,
G.
A.
have
at
in
the
the
24,
H.
1.75
shares
of
to
are
filed
of
Portland, Ore.
used
•
letter
a
for
&
Co.,
lease
'
..
of
stock
common
through Auld
be
Boston & Maine
common
Whipple &
&
M.
Co.,
Richard
W.
Julien
Dallas
Francis
I.
Eastman
Eppler,
First
of
The
.50
&
& Co.—
,
&
,
2.25
:___
.
Co.—
&
Northwest
Curtis
.90
•
Turner,
Inc.
Pierce
Reinholdt
&
.50
—
Co.,
Reynolds
.
.50
._
&
Co.,
Shearson,
Hammill
.50
Shields
&
Inc.
&
Stone
Wm.
G.
the
&
&
Walker
has
1.75
Hutton
&
..50
Co
1.75
Johnson, Lane, Space
New
'
-
,,
Corp.
Lemon & Co,
191, pp. 1489 and 1394.
York,
Harold
~
.90
—
Sons
&
/•preferred,
the
E.
had
in
the
highest
nine
Wood
&
Co..
sales
'
-
•
net
sales
$113,445,686,
in
ported
Net
the
shares
cents
the
24
by
operation,
nine
based
Pre-tax
the
on
shares
net
is
in
a
income
in
$18,103,615
$12,070,166
and
$1.13
the
"the
A.
for
the
9,520,346
leading
30,
in
amounted
nine
months;
.
respectively.—V.
191,
re¬
'
.....
<jj
J
Railway
oper;
revenue.
34,940,352
.
Avon's
expenses
26,129,193
Net
from
rev.
at
4,722,586
3,410,584
...
51,604,637
763,221
the
•-few
$500,000
of
$1
as
a
group
71%
own
ended
192,
1299.
p.
the
J
1
9,486,333
watch
the
sales
just
and
of
the
tends
will
is
And
of
Aroostook
&
Railway
Railway
"to
into
Hat
Net
from
rev.
Hat
Corp.
Hat- Co.,
of
$8
the
Street
be
ry.
806,599
9,275,830
*$91,664
$1,262,226
1,516,659
the
from
^Deficit.—V.
192,
Bros.
V' '
1607.
p.
Acquisition
a
of
manufacturer
Oct.
28
by
'
~
,
interest
blow-molded
of
Bemis,
in
plastics,
by Bemis
in
containers
the
of
will
season
It
is
priced
the
retail
by
also
he
mark
trade."
to
Ivan
being
Products
was
Corp.,
announced
Chairman.
•.
on
to
and
its
line
25
Within
to
and
$395.
the
Resistol
191,
five
or
six
years,
Air-Formed
expects
to
attain
containers ;have enjoyed a growing market
the familiar squeeze bottle in the late '40s.
to be far over-shadowed by the rigid and
that
now
can
be produced from newer plastics
plastic
development of
market is expected
flexible
and
•
the
containers
from
those
known
to
be
under
sidiary operations include Morgan Adhesives Co., Stow, Ohio, and Ross
go
& vaiuun Mfg. Co., Inc., Harrison, — Carbon
N. J—V. 190, p. 1626
Ribbon
uuii
—
—>
of
Ellis,
the
.
sales
AND
wn?la^^?nf?Seibert
g
of
March
NOTE:
3
On
1879'.
account
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Treasurer*
Illinois
George
(Telephone
J.
STate
the
fluctuations
at
anticipated
by
the
purchase
substantial
Pacific
of
Carolina
Ply¬
loss
carry-overs
the
operating
obtained
acquisition
in
1964.
about
uses
31,
money
85%
in recent months.
1961,
that
suggests
residential
the company's output—may
depressed levels.
improved conditions now existing in
from
Morrissey,
2-0613);
U. S.
Editor.
Copyright
of
C.
inde¬
plant,
company
its
own
"supernatural"
of
recent
and
that
that Carolina Pacific
in the current fiscal
expeots
profit
a
by the
end
of
the
period
191,
earn¬
1771.
p.
Oct.
on
p.
additional
company
the
of
Byer-Rolnick
self-conforming
2087.;
hats,
Hat
and
,
Co.—Annual
investments in
$24.4
million
Campbell's Soups
in Continental
the
coverage
for
plant
next
*
company
year—two
Campbell
in
and
three
and
earlier
the
end
acquire
equipment
in
the
of
in
fiscal
Switzerland
plant
a
the
it
U.
plants
into
Chestertown,
would
Net
of
S.,
Canada
year—spending
been
The
purchased in Paris,
report
economies
adds
which,
that
along
Texas and
recent
with
capital
other
this year's record earnings—up
16%
to
assets
the
of
assets
the
1959.
$23,474,591,"
totaled
1960
substantial
a
improvement
predicted.
Ochiltree
manufacturer
diverse
of
William
B. Dana
the
for
the
Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$3,153,184
3,01Q:511
3,061,271
27,796,954
27,950.465
$567,726
$3,451,366
$5,153,963
*97,007
expenses
$3,628,997
$142,673
revenue__
oper.
318,164
997,287
2,853.459
$31,248,320 $33,104,428
adjoining
production
income—
oper.
192,
p.
1395.
30,
earnings for the three-month and
1960,
reported
were
Nov.
on
1
12-month
this
by
periods ended
of
corporation
Y.
N.
company's
$1,175,579
was
$5,592,233 for the 12
totals of $1,119,852 and
months,
for
On
as
of
quarter
with
Sept.
cor¬
1959.
30,
per-share basis, the 1960 earnings are equivalent to 29.9 cents
and $1.46 for the 12 months on the 3,369,228 common
a
the
quarter
shares
outstanding,
1959
versus
equivalents of 28.3
cents and
$1.39
their
joint
quarterly report to the company's more than 18,000
common
stockholders, chairman of the board Ernest R. Acker and
president Lelan F. Sillin, Jr., point out that the company's quarterly
dividend rate has been increased from 23 cents to 25 cents per share,
since
"based
expenditures
The
abroad by 20%
Additionally, plant
and new plant sites
the
on
excellent results for
have
company's
stantial
of
pace
12-month
operating
the
revenues,
year
to date
resulted
in
plant
materially
to
purchase
in
future
a
To
October,
meet
and
prospective
on
and
installation
Among
increasing
and
have
grow
the
at
at
its
Danskammer
Point
its
serve
the
the
up
Cruger's
Acker and Sillin report that
indicated that "foundation conditions
Island site sufficiently large to permit
just been
favorable
growth
factors
cited
in
the
report
is
the
County
Beacon
announced.
usage
of
electricity
and
gas
is
expected
to
accelerate
,
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Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday). Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
1960 by William B. Dana Company.
Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
per year;
are
the
summer
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. ClaudeD. Seibert, Publisher and President;
in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year.
in the rate of exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and, advertisements must be made in New York funds.
a
en¬
to 2,000,000 kilowatts of electric generating capacity."
commercial development of the southern Dutchess
another million-dollar resort was completed last
for a $2,500,000 year-round resort hotel at Mount
.
to
as
Messrs.
where
plans
power
decision
to
site.
of
Residential
sub¬
were up 9%
for both the 3-month and
the expanding demand for electric service
Valley service area, Central Hudson com¬
1959, and announced on Sept. 21
property on the Hudson River
Regarding the new site,
gineering evaluations have
area,
to
768-acre
a
plant
suitable
continuing
recent years,
periods.
throughout its Mid-Hudson
pleted a
140,000-kilowatt addition
Australia.
Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00
on
shares.
3,366,152
In
third
the
compared
as
$5,338,767
1960 figures represent an increase of 5%.'
Both
the
income
net
and
1960
earnings."
its
contributed
from rail¬
operations—_
ry.
responding
reached
$354
million,
more
than
Stockholders' equity at the end of the
Company,
a
over
products
■
.
Patent Office)
show
Mr.
Sept. 30—
Deficit.—V.
The
of
company
10 years ago.
of
of
"
sell
The increase resulted largely from the sale of one million shares
trustees under the will of Dr. John T. Dorrance, former com¬
president.
Total
for
quarter
should
national
a
of
Poughkeepsie,
annual
double
share
a
third
year,"
last
is
revenue
Sept.
the
pany
the
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.—Net Up—
report also reveals a 28%
increase in the number of
stockholders—up to 19,584 from 15,302 at the end of the 1959-60 fiscal
by
$1.99
or
over
year
of
oper.
Increased
4% increase in sales. (Earlier
the company announced 1959-60 record sales of $516 million,
up from
$497 million in 1959, and record earnings of $39.9 million ($3.71 per
share) up from $34.5 millioni ($3.21 per share) for 1959.
The
27.
quarter
year,
and
expenditures
factors,
on
the
Steel
way
Net
Md.
increase
approximately $24
million.
capacity at King's Lynn, England," is being tripled
have
'
new
at
one
that
mailed
report
a
the
Ochiltree,
a
period
Railway
,
for
brought
Canada
announced
in
A.
quarter
shipments
officials revealed.
Period End
Rolli
the
Also,
-
President,
showing
below
ran
quarter
Central
Mc-
The plant was owned by Industries
S.P.A.,' a leading Italian food processor.
Earlier
Campbell announced the acquisition of Kia-ora,
a
major Australia
food processor, with two plants in that country.
last
Jr.,
quarter,
Ned
by
building and construction industries, including steel forms, concrete
.reinforcing, joints, curtain walls, windows, metal lath, roofing products
and steel buildings.—V. 190, p. 868.
operations—outside of the U. S.
S.A., -formed
to
third
Report—
at
arranged
company
Brown,
the
quarters, ;but
announced
was
are
Ceco
Pty. Limited.
(Aust.)
preceding
it
declined
months
in
are
improve during
two
3V2%, compared to the same period last year.
The
$21,337,274 compared to $24,386,811.
record
backlog pf unfilled orders and our new steel bar
operating close to capacity with lowering costs, the remaining
mill
Corp." are
Kevin
Corp.—r^ett Down—
1959,
Foster
first
year,
same
Hats,
Panama
to
the
over
third
to
"With
products
Italy,
t
(Reg.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S.
of
than
firmed
Improvement
orders
force.
_
POMMFRCIAL
this
earnings are $548,829 or 56 certs a share,
earnings of $117,924 or 12 cents a share,
earnings of $405,408 or 40 cents a share.
The
third quarter earnings were $944,315 or 94 cents a share.
The
months'
comparison
is
$1,072,161 or
$1.07
a
share
for
this
figures
Ecuadorian
the
r
(
THF
company
$418,821,
outstanding
$23,234,683 for the same period
the
Despite the increase in shipments, the company's backlog of unfilled
orders as of Sept. 30,
1960, rose to a record $28,100,000.
This com¬
pares with $26,100,0G0 for the same date in 1959.
Reflecting a drop in contract awards for new construction, new
last
Europe;" Campbell's de Mexico, S.A.
de C.V., which is conducting agricultural research,
looking toward' the
establishment of manufacturing operations in Mexico, and
Campbell's
year.
development.
produces over $130,000,000 worth of paper, textile, and plastic
and other forms of flexible packaging annually.
Its other sub¬
Bemis
bags
the
of
lower
were
plywood industry have improved
period
1960
slight
company's installation at Felegara.
company,
Blow-molded
That
subsidiaries
,
manufacturers of. bags and other forms of
flexible packaging,
regards the acquisition as an important step in
its
growth program
and plans to invest substantial sums in AirFormed's
production and
marketing facilities.
since
to
Alimentari
rigid
next
1959,
shares
company's assets.
the
Carolina
continued
gains
second
1959
expected
are
In
a year ago which resulted from the development
equipment to use high-density polyethylene.
This
or
flexible containers with a high degree of
acids and other chemical compounds, as well as to stress
Bemis
that
to
Products
and
compared
and
$10,000,000 annual rate of sales.
The
profits
The
of
introduced
$175
maintaining
own
the
gave
Hats," Ltd.,
Canada—totaled
Soups
cracking,
has
opened entirely
new
areas
for efficient,
economical
packaging, and blow-molding is expected to be the fastest-growing
division of the entire plastics industry.
a
year
occasioned
recovery
Steel
stockholders
to
.
"breakthrough"
resistance
30,
the
have
and $1,996,466
Shipments during
M.
operate
subsidiary,
subsidiaries
Hatmaker.—V.
Campbell
Products, with headquarters in Nashua, N. H.,
is a
development of blow-molded plastics for
industrial
and
shapes—a field
of explosive growth potential since
forming
in
some
Chairman,
reflect
Oct.
on
from
initial
jewelers.
company's annual report. "Our overseas processing
their early stages, but are moving along on schedule
to expand gradually," the report states.
During
the
year,
the
company
formed three
additional
foreign
subsidiaries and arranged to acquire
two new food businesses; The
the
machinery
plastic,
fiscal
increasing supply of mortgage
comparable
to
million
according
Air-Formed
pioneer
200,000
out¬
and near-term prospects are enhanced
by
cutback in production throughout practically the entire
industry.
Railway
and
>
Air-Formed
of
which
April
on
substantial
$250, Mr.
Rolnick said that they will
of braid, novelty and play hats.
Commenting
said that it added volume to Byer-Rolnick's
types
new
carriage
Churchill
and
"
,
Co.—Acquires—
controlling
a
G.
F.
Bag
value
ending March
Net
<
♦
.
Bemis
31,
income
net
shares
common
still
Ceco
Mercer
that'
and
company's
$7.95
Campbell's worldwide
1,350,851
42,739
the
or
-
Camden, N. J, company on Oct. 18 reported spending $106,000,000 for plant construction and equipment in the U. S. and Canada
during the last five years.
'
$1,01.1,669
6,328
prices
consolidated
1
The
9,192,750
income—
oper.
selling
$12,759,
ings may be running well above the year-earlier level.—V.
Texas, has acquired the
Street, New York, in
President, has announced.
303
continue
address
wholly-owned
Andrew
RR.-MEarnings—
-
sales
it
show
year
Garland,
Inc.,
announced
.will
Campbell Soup
*$24,880^
ops.
ry.
to
200,000
March
the
Granting continuance of the
plywood industry, the management
Inc., should be able to earn
Corp.—Acquires—
wholly-owned
a
to
; operations are
Net
ended
on
Plywood,
21,279,292
818,359
expenses
weak
caused
decline
consolidated
1960
relation
company
an
nine
acquisition,
Other
1960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$793,479
$714,955 $10,538,056 $10,206,419
revenue
oper.
oper.
the
construction—which
traditionally
show
to
introduction
timepiece."
and
said,
ended
purchases
Christmas
1960
impact
fall
further
as
retail
present
,
57,071,487
*•
this
President,
Mercer
the
on
.
Bangor
the
of
year,
share
per
write-off
In
prices
20%
a
year,
Henshel
ago,
period
Christmas-season
the
Panama
addition
expand
; «.••••'
Period End. Sept. 30—
Up,
net
period.
earned
for
book
Conditions
12.7%,
a
report
anticipates applying against income taxes over the next
The company used $6,456 of the total in the past fiscal
has a balance of $349,450 which expires each
April 30
follows: $38,429 in 1961, $135,034
in 1932, $93,603 in 1963 and
Selling
'
—V.
each
costs,
however,
to
year
for
fiscal
had
$2.09
charges,
the
of
material
raw
fiscal
the
showed
2
cents
end
to
small
but
soon
Oct.
Subs.)—Sales
subsidiaries
years.
as
par
1707.
p.
its
and
last.
which
year,
1490.
Rolnick
In
•
297,829,587 296,252,374
24,897,475 246,224,950 239,180,887
8,811,159
'
income
oper.
ry.
ops.
ry.
shares
six
the
$83,508
is
that
and
all cash transaction, Harry Rolnick,
Ecuadorian, a ;50-year-old company, manufactures high-quality straw
for
men
and
distributes
them
nationally through department
stores
and
men's
specialty shops.
It
also
exports
to
Europe and
pendently,
'
-
V.
J
year
a
26-week
fine
that
of
markets
p.
Panama's
.
Net
foreign
Bermuda.
t
29,620,061
oper.
of
company's
about
firm
latest
preceding
31,
The
the
that
the
Oregon
the
earnings
wood
hats
'1960—9 Mos.—1959
Railway
results
Byer-Rolnick
which
1960—Month—1959
pay
of
exceeded -the
pay
_
4
..
Sept. 30—
used
to
a
(&
owing in substantial part to charging off before income taxes $40,000
of financing expenses and $83,508
representing ;a portion of the amount
by which the cost of acquiring Carolina Plywood, Inc., in March 1959
ofy the
be
estimated
160,757
last
an
This
$22,939,575 as
provision was
tax
the
1960
predicted
key
Mr.
to
the
share
per
that
highest for
:. Ecuadorian
9,544,574
period.
shares.
cents
Byer-Rolnick
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
'
192,
period
'Accutron'' electronic
192,
The
■
Period End.
the
of
company's
of
Plywood, Inc.
for the fiscal year ended March
31, I960. This represents
above net sales of $9,135,012 for the
preceding fiscal
in
at
the
The
European
and
the
City,
equal
March
Co., Inc.—Sales Up, Net Down—
corresponding
out
of
first
32
after
2199.
p.
is
been
("large
will
of
Pacific
year
$8,583,269, equal to 89
in the first nine months of
outstanding
October, 1959.
period
equal,
the
on
the
of
in
shares
part
It
officials
stock.—V.
268.364
subsidiaries
being
1960
$91,339,495
of
in
1959
of
share
end
Management
$894,569
370,770
income
$82,384
the 26-week fiscal period
56
or
Bulova's
of
dividends,
latest
per
the
at
income
3-for-l
Sept.
$10,869,408
was
played
debentures
marketing
of
$1,500,000, of which
and
$950,347
42,389
•
and
has
common
the
pointed
Henshel
its
John
'
number
same
split
were
to
outstanding
over
ended
sales
over
months
dividends,
increase
months
period.
share, after preferred
common
against
latest
nine
increase
1959
stock
common
the
24.2%
a
preferred
26.6%
per
1959,
in
for
of
a
for
comparable
income
provision
was
sales
net
for
second
—V.
Consolidated
totaled
has
machines,
field and to
indebtedness
$117,523
73,146
White
For
used
are-also
pin-setting
products.
$144,267
income,—
1395.
p.
standing
committed.
or
company
over
089,845
,
income
Oct.
on
which
initial
and
certain
Committee.
influences
and
the
in
about
operations..'..
oper.
192,
net
company
common
its
of
1,605,083
rail¬
operating expenses and
plywood and heavy special
for
,
Highs—
months
additional
leases
1,419,553
from
2.25
the
according -to figures released
Ewald, President.
Avon, in its 74th year of
producer of cosmetics and toiletries.
the
game
a
of
$2,499,652
181,250
High
Curtis
underwriting
machines
bowling,
recently
sale
$2,309,900
151,123
equivalent
distributes
-pin
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$298,773
expenses
oper.
gain of 16.4%
a
.75
<
1960,
&
Ry.—Earnings-
1960—Month—1959
$295,390
of $10,639,368
-
and
bowling,
the
North Western
revenue..
year.
Harry B. Henshel,
President,,- reported,,on
Oct. 26. Sales totaled $35,568,541 compared
to $31,536,566 for the corresponding period last year.
'4
^ Earnings were $9451291, equivalent td 48 cents per share of common
.50
\ j stock
subject to year-end adjustments compared to earnings of $1,.50
Inc.
:
Avon
Jackson
and
oper.
ry.
The
V
for
duck
company's
Bulova Watch
Net
increase
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.—
Avon Products, Inc.—Record
of
1395.
p.
Net Down—
initially manufactured and'*dis¬
candlepins, the "small bail"
used
More
78,955
spent
to
outstanding
He
history
been
the
Executive
.50
1,000,017
Carolina
.
outstanding 789,553 shares of common
stock, of which 29.9%
is owned by R. Lionel Barrows, Vice-Chairman
of
the
Board,
and 29.2%
by Howard M. Dowd, Chairman of
the
.50
Dean Witter & Co.
.75
Johnston,
Walker
&
1,408,627
way
1.75
Jennings, Mandel
Longstreth
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson of
2.25
_-
<
including the financing in
and
Warner,
.50
_i
Paine;-Webber,
offering price
The
amendment.
ninepin
development
will cost
addition
.50
Co.—
by
Co.-
games.
for
the
all
already
In
3,680
Net
Mass., filed a registration
I960,, covering $2,000,000 of 6%
due 1975, to be offered for
public
company
machine
.50
&
Co.—
&
for
tenpin
2.25
*13,002
ops.
192,
Net revenue
Littleton,
manufactures
involved
engineering,
.75
:_
Co.—
$2,012,159
$10,514,510
1,375,596
>
entering the tenpin
entering the nine-pin field, and the development
market
•:
$2,431,439
•Deficit.—V.
28,
headed
the
of
sales
costs
of
costs
Securities
Youngberg
Tegtmeyer
Joseph
Inc.
Rd.,
by
proceeds
working capital,
certain
1.75
30,411
ry.
income
oper.
$6 205,609
be
44,317,006
2,188,448
Offering—
Oct.
rubber-band
and
Net
conditional
.75
Co.
Co
&
40,268,994
developing machines to be -used for tenpin
the bowling game played in
most
sections
December
in
'for
4 1*3,450
$61,534
from
rev.
ry
Carolina &
of
States,
Countries.
sale
Scribner
&
Staats
Webster
H.
H.
I960—9 Mos —1953
3,726,748
operating
.
machine
bowling
process
United
2.25
Fay,
W.
—V.
R.
Maine—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
$6,158,187
the
to
.
&
It., also
and
ball"-,
.75
Corp.
1.75
Clegg & Co
E.
.in
1.75
&
Barney
Co.—, .75
&
Hurd,
The
Stone
2.25
Co
1954,
pin
.75
Co—
Ripley & Co.,
in
game.
duck
"small
:
Inc.
Rowles, Winston & Co.^_
.75
Smith,
ago.
431,311
$51,581,116 $54,831,516
■
Inc.—— 1.75
Inc.—
&
years
$521,722
1960—9 Mos,—1959
152,243
debentures
supplied
pin-setting
a
bowling
for
.75
Co.,
Gardner—
Singer,- Deane
Stone
&
Co.—__
&
be
Organized
.90
/—
Rauscher,
Corp.
share,
per
ten
346,648
Net
'
1395.
Marache
ball")' bowling,
Hopwood
^
1.75
.90
Hornblower & Weeks..;
.
&
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
Corp._L
$27.92
expenses
Ore.
and
$1,116,797 $11,312,122
*127,766
underwriters
to
are
tributed
1.75
.
William
&
terms
Co.—„.75
i
Jaffray
Granbery, Marache & Co.—
.75
Grant,
Brownell
&
Co.—
.50
Halle & Stieglitz
'
-50
Hallgarten
&
Co
———1.75
Hooker
.90
_____
$895,516
.
"
Piper,
i—.50
Co.:.—
&
Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
~
.
to
$14.20
oper.
Railway
Railway
4,482,511
Co., Inc.—Proposes
Granbery,
Pacific
.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—i._i. 2.25
Goodbody & Co._
:
i
.75
Hirsch
through
and
1.75
Co.,
Sept. 30—
Period End. Sept. 30—
4,432,913
...
subordinated
sale
.50
S. Moseley & Co.—
1.75
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
.50
Newburger, Loeb & Co.—
.50
Nugent & Igoe
'.
—.50
O'Neal, Alden & Co., Inc
.50
.75
Marshall
Harriman
•convertible
^50
;
—
Milwaukee
cents)
building
$5,599,308
This company, of Newton
statement with the SEC on
*,
.50
Co.113—
&
Co
1.75
Co.—
Reid
Hay den,
.90
P.
Securities
and
$408,182
Files
—
notification with
Portland,
a
$5,328,429
ops.
192, p.
Bowl-Mor
.75
—
___
.75
Garrett-Bromfield
,
♦Deficit.—V.
Co.;
ry.
..income
oper.
.50
Co.
Company—
Co.,
Inc
.75
equal
year
revenue.
—V.
from
rev.
.Net ry.
2.25
Inc.
Lewis
Securities
&
Fulton,
&
Co.
&
Albany
Foster
,
expenses
MacNaughton Greenawalt
McKelvy
Deetjen
Fahnestock
oper.
Net
1.75
Loewi
&
million,
last
oper.
Net
.50
_.
&
McDaniel
Dillon, Union
Equitable
Ryons
.50
Guerin &
——l,1
'Inc.
:
revenue.
-Railway
.50
:
Brothers
Lester,
.75
Dominick
Securities
Stern
Lehman
.50
duPont
Emanuel,
oper.
3.00
__
1.75,
——
&
Co.____
2.25
Co—
;i_
&
Corp.—
Corp._^__
Union
Inc.
(Inc.)
Inc.—
Co
&
&
&
Dom.inick
.
&
Josey
$300
share
Canadian Pacific Lilies in
Period End.
.'
■
(par. 50
1960—Month—1959
•
Railway
Lawson, Levy, Williams &
.50
Clarke
Collins
Coughlin
.
Co.
Co.
Securities
Courts
.90
Inc.
Inc.—1.75
—,2.25
&
&
Clarke
Clayton
.
Co.,
Co.
Inc
Dodge
W.
Co.—____
&
&
Byllesby
Clark,
John
1.75
Simonds
I.
par
'
RR.—Earnings-—
Period End. Sept. 30—
%
-
& Co.,
Inc.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co;___
W.
C.
Langley & Co
.50
at
percentages
Kalman
Co
offered
record
per
Railway
1960
shares
share,
per
'
•
,.
Oct.
on
32,000
$5
proceeds
capital,
severally
by the exercise of subscription warrants.
9.45
&
Co.__
Becker
Blyth
H.
Lestrange
be
a
$25.97
794.
p.
with
payment of tooling, additional factory
Manufacturing Co.,
company
covering
offered
long-term
.
Arthurs,
notification
capital.
'
A.
of
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
added
The
below
purchase,
such
names,
for
reduction
named
19,
at
was
to
191,
Railway
the
the
upon
any
of
equipment, the
and the augmenting, of working capital.
debt,
set
the
Oct.
on
SEC
equipment,
the company available for such
corporate pur¬
the Board of Directors may desire. Such
purposes, may include
as
acquisition
agreed,
4
from
the
corporation
also
year
compared
—V.
3
Other Countries, $72.00
per
year.
4
further
still
electric
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1812)
in
Home
Arrowhead Petroleum Corp. and Isobelle W. S. Rogers, who
to sell 4,150, 4,150 and 5,000 shares respectively.—V.
propose
Period End.
Ohio Railway Co.—Earnings—
Chesapeake &
Period End. Sept. 30—
1960—Month—1959
$
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
ry.
expenses
from
rev.
ry.
♦Deficit.—V.
192,
oper.
expenses
Net
259,343
Net
*1,072,971
ry.
—V.
Decreased
earnings
ended
year
Aug.
by
reported
were
192,
*
*
e
the
for
Soya
the
on
sales
Net
totaled
before
Earnings
$276,073,360
taxes
Net
after
*
30—
1
^
•
'
'
*
'
*
compared with $14,224,919 in
provisions amounted to $4,170,705
ended Aug. 31 totaled approxi¬
included the completion of the
Chemurgy division's new isolated
soya
protein "Promine" plant at
Chicago, which was dedicated early in the fiscal year.
Working capital increased to a total of $48,422,908. Inventories were
'
expenses
$
$
185,502,093 196,394,718
152,656,814 159,717,254
21,090,983
17,000,239
2,991,329
income—
701,200
11,485,877
1,522,269
oper.
2,444,765
expenses
oper.
Central
has
Soya
Chattanooga,
at
plants
and
Ind.;
Pa.; Memphis
191, p. 2743.
Iowa.—V.
this
of
stockholders
21,381,232
$283,906
Deficit.—V.
192,
$4,142,875
$5,979,677
*115,449
Income—
oper.
$510,948
32,818
312,958
1,887,065
1396.
p.
all
changed hands
corporation
Oct.
on
25
at
Railway
oper.
expenses
Net
special
a
Net
acquisition
of
The
"Special"
Corp.,
Special Machine Tool Engineering Works—
controlled by Victor Silber—in exchange
three companies produce precision mechanical
Century
stock.
Silber
Victor
The
made
components
elected
customers'
to
specifications.
Century president and board
chairman and
announced that the primary nature of the company's operations would
change from oil and gas production to the custom manufacture of
mechanical
named
of
with
the
Louis
S.
York
New
Based
current
on
They
also
of
Grumet
Stock
Railway
page
vice-president,
will
serve
Brand,
Exchange,
operations,
Grumet
Isidore
board
new
in
be
predicted
of
excess
that
Net
258,731
1,819,548
2,817,583
1960—Month—1959
$661,707
$686,154
403,140
expenses
BUSINESS—The
Connecticut
in
the company has
1950,
the
of
$245,418
present
quarters
in
this
Again,
192,
facilities,
the
at
so
feet.
square
be
built
the
The
current
would
it
addition
an
time,
present
plant
volume
of
is
from
it
tripled
occupies
first
home
for
at
production
'
1960—Month—1959
22,000
equipment is owned outright and includes machinery
printing pressure-sensitive tapes, plastic sheeting and papers. The
also
has
photographic
equipment
and
die
cutting
and
company
slitting
equipment.
The
products of Chart-Pak include materials for the easy prepa¬
of engineering
drawings (including office and plant layouts),
ration
graphic
charts,
electronic
visual
charts,
organization
schematics,
printed
and
newspaper
circuit
advertising
drawings
layouts,
and
other
192,
consisted
which
60,246
authorized
shares
of
to
Sept.
1,
to
had
two
a
1960,
stock
one
of
issued.
been
for
number
shares
250,000
Period End.
20,753,870
16,752,047
split
this
thereby
causing
the
rail¬
outstanding
120,492.
of
thereof
have
thereof
dividends
will
the
On
liquidation,
tion.
board
of
They have
and
out
of
Railway
Net
Net
declared
as
all
and
ry.
from
legally
time
available
assets
entitled
to
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
from
the
sale
the
ry.
shares
2,706,354
33,431,046
37,374,348
248,918
598,537
6,636,147
of
$50,000,
Applied
purchase
to
in
ment
the
Magnetics
Corp.
additional
production,
approximate
amount
in
of
the
approximate
office
$35,000,
and
to
increased
turing
and
sales.
amount
mate
of
businesses
licenses in
The
remainder
$97,000,
and
will
to
related
of
be
seek
and
fields.—V.
the
used
to
provide
in
proceeds,
acquire
exploit
192, p.
amount
related
working capital in the approximate amount of $35,000 in
of
Pursuant
—
stock
Co.
to
Rights Offering to Stock¬
—
Oct.
an
the
on
BUSINESS—The
on
basis
3
manufac¬
imports,
patents
1491.
one
share
new
for
par
each
company
from
comes
the
PROCEEDS—The
enable
the
direct
tration
statement
of
common
public sale
by
vestors
on
Co.
outstanding
holders
the
selling
share
for
to
through
The
and
at
an
175,000 shares
$3
per
basis.
The
offered
be
the
the laws
shall
retain
additional
underwriter
compensation,
will
15
an
also
public
after
to
additional
of
of
during
sum
"A,"
of
Of
1960,
higher,
or
Kentucky,
only
Florida
obtained
less
the
and
by this
premiums.
$252,650
to
be
Indiana.
will
have
by
$572,397.86
available
was
invested
and high grade
Period End. Sept. 30—*
oper.
Railway
in
free
tax
invested,
for
but
investment.
bonds
stocks.—V.
common
1960—Month—1959
revenue—
oper.
$2,760,747
.
with
192,
an
additional
$0.1285
outstanding
per
from
shares
present
if
all
the
the
sale
per
share
ry.
—V.
1396.
p.
sold
for
the
account
of
the
company,
to
up
a
total
of
9 000
shares.
The
for
company
the
purpose
distribution
the
at
organized under Delaware law in February 1960
of engaging in research, development,
production and
high heat resistant synthetic ion exchange resins and
was
commercial
according
The
of
net
to
production
the
from
will
be
$40,000
the
used
such
resins
for
industrial
use
(but,
yet engaged in such business).
company's sale of the new stock, estimated
as
follows;
$175,000 for the purchase of
prospectus,
proceeds
$413,000,
equipment,
of
it has not
for
development of sales force and advertising,
$40,000 for inventory, $35,000 for staff and
labor, $48,000 for working
capital, and $75,000 for research and development.
The
which
company
has
Lisle-Cannon
Director,
owns
a
own
group
outstanding
owns
18,500
91.5%.
102,000
shares
The
157,150
shares
shares
of
(64,9%),
common
John
S.
stock, of
Rogers, a
(11.8%), and management officials as
selling stockholders are listed as Henry
Gas
share
per
p,t the fiscal year-end). This, compared with income
depreciation of $2,426,677, or $1.26 per share in
oil
the
and
this
that
deductible
were
tax provision
result, no
a
on
gas
earnings of
books,
the
on
As
taxes.
(based
for
computing Federal income
required in fiscal 1960.
It is
was
will
status
tax
continue
view
in
of
the
contem¬
year.
income
Net
of
or $1.52 per share in fiscal 1960, was 86%
when net income of $1,586,315, or $0.82
Per-share figures are based on shares out¬
$2,951,440,
higher than the previous year,
share,
reported.
was
standing at the close of each fiscal year.
(A net gain of approximately
$1,200,000, or $0.62 per share, was also realized on a stock transaction
begun in the last quarter of fiscal I960 and concluded on July 11,
wnich was credited to capital surplus in the
1961 fiscal year.)
Stated
1960,
Mr.
Wyatt, "Based on the dollar value of new reserves added
in fiscal 1960, as determined by the findings of an independent geolo¬
gist, Coastal States' drilling program in the year under review was the
most successful in the company's history."
is
Wyatt reported to stockholders,
excellent.
exceed
to
We
all
the
on
outlook
"The
threshold of
Coastal States
for
yet
year
are
previous achievements.
is
1961
should
and
for Coastal
growth period
a
Fiscal
States
that promises
expected to
be
the
gains
2516 and 2200.
re¬
impressive
see
pp.
2,373,291
of
agers
Nov.
3
The
the
21,983,427
$664,554
$5,403,794
$8,132,684
353,238
487,246
4,177,815
the
proceeds
working capital
advances
to
corporation
on Oct.
28, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
covering 95,000 shares of .common stock (par 10 cents) to be
$3 per share, through Rodetsky, Kleinzahler, Walker & Co.,
City, N. J.; L. C. Wegard & Co., Trenton, N. J., and L. D.
at
REDEMPTION—The
1968.
the
On
and
after
at
102%,
notes
with
Co.,
York,
New
proceeds
to
are
N.
Y.
used
be
general
corporate
sales
used
in
will
and
purposes
BUSINESS—The
sists
primarily
addition,
finance
the
for
scaling
reduction
the
has
States
not
are
in
engaged
deferred
and
the
down
J.
payment
The
—
jointly,
of
chairman of City Products, reported on Oct. 27
operating earnings for the company reached
record
highs for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1960.
Sales and revenues
for
the
period totaled $191,154,000,
including sales of
the
Butler
months
nine
after
taxes
months
of
of
ended
stock
common
It
was
30,
$3,506,000,
and
equal
the
year,
for
the
$2.62
on
a
Sept.
shareholders
to
since
the
Butler
for
company
the
1960, amounted to $6,800,000. Earnings
an increase of 9%
over
the first nine
to
outstanding
reported
of
income
pretax
net
Sept.
totaled
1959
months
8
that
share
30,
a
on
the
1,339,290
shares
1960.
percentage of
company's total revenues is now derived from the growing volume
of
sales
of
its nationwide merchandising operations which are also
making a correspondingly large contribution to the company's profits,
Sinek
ment
been
told
that
the
sound
a
Commenting
step
and
of
one
the
the
"it
buy
is
already
Butler
evident
Brothers
to
has
your
business
obligations
but
subject
to
,
to
have
the
Corp."
on
Butler
your
industry,
be
the
first
estimated
business
of
nine
that
the
of
months
profit
conditions
do
spending patterns
for
the
final
Company's
pattern
the
of
for
commitment
of
the
industry.
this
the
year
year
company's
Earnings
represent
as
a
the
to
not
of
In
materially change, and if
follow anticipated lines, your
quarter
of
the
current
year
merchandising
earnings is now
the
company
approximately
whole.
other
60%
words,
consumer
acquiring
instalment
accounts
of
the
principal
amounts
of
the
In
The
enterprises
receivable.
named
to
con¬
insurance.
largest
and
underwriters
below
have
and
terms
respective
(000s omitted)
1-
agreed,
of
conditions
the follow¬
company
notes.
Amount
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Stanley &
Morgan
&
—
Blyth & Co.,
Inc.—
Dillon,
&
Harriman
&
Spencer
Trask
1,100
Webster Securities
Shields
Baker,
1,000
v
a.
Ripley & Co.,
F.
\
&
1,000
Salomon
Bros.
&
Robert
Garrett
Dean
Witter
Stearns
&
G.
A.
&
&
R.
Sons
S.
for
of
Inc.__
Co.,
—
Pressprich
&
&
Reynolds
G.
600
600
Co
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc
Baker,
&
Inc.
&
Jackson
W.
&
&
Co.,
270
—
Fleming-
Hibbs
McDonald
Curtis
Evans
Nolan,
B.
270
Simmons—
&
A.
$
Folger,
600
Webber,
Ellis
270
270
270
Co.
&
&
310
310
310
310
310
310
310
Co
&
Weeks
Clement
Rhoades
Co.__
Walker
H.
Blunt
Co.
-
Co.__
950
Co
„
& Co., Inc.
Miller & Co.—
W.
600
Paine,
Corp.
750
Co._
Loeb,
L.
R.
&
Dickson
R.
Co
&
430
430
430
Boyce___^_
Securities
Mead,
Co., Inc
Noyes
430
...
430
600
M.
&
&
600
Carl
-
Anthony
Blair
Co—
&
Hutton
E.
430
Co.—
600
&
Becker
Bros.
1,000
Inc.
Co._
&
430
Co.___.l_
&
1,000
Weld
•
&
1,000
Hutzler__
Barney & Co.,
White,
500
Co.; Inc.___
Day
1,000
Smith,
-
Moseley & Co.—
American
Smith Inc.__
500
Cq._____
&
Watts
Tucker,
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
Co
S.
500
Co.—
—
Allyn &
Stein
1,000
ner
C.
&
Co
Hallgarten
1,000
Inc.
&
Rothschild
Estabrook & Co..
'
Union Se-
Co
Freres
F.
$500
Legg & Co..—
L.
1,900
v
Co.—_
Corp.
John C.
7,935
1,900
Sachs & Co
Amount
(000s omitted)
$7,935
First Boston Corp.—
Goldman,
&
270
Inc.
Co.,
270
Co
270
600
The
500
Newhard, Cook & Co
270
Clark, Dodge & Co., Inc.
500
Pacific
270
Dominick
500
Putnam
Alex.
Brown
C.
Sons
Dominick
Securities
Corp.
Co
—__
Northwest Co..
&
Co.___
270
._
270
500
Reinholdt
&
Co
500
Stroud
Langley
&
Co
500
Swiss
500
Watling, Lerchen & Co.—
Hieginson
—V.
Milwaukee
Stone
Hayden,
Lee
&
&
Equitable
Corp
192, p. 1491.
Commonwealth
manage¬
proven
1,
under
subsidiaries.
three
ing
Holders
of
Edison
Commonwealth
&
Inc
American
Co.—Stock
Edison's
Gardner
&
Co.,
270
270
270
-
Corp
Dividend—
common
stock
taking
are
all
but
10,201 of the 453,968 shares comprising the 1960 stock dividend
of 2-4/10% to be distributed early in December, Willis
Gale, Chairman,
announced.
*
retail
the
ings
to
direction of expanding City Products
the
Impact
of
the
acquisition
of
Sinek further advised shareholders;
result
a
tending
and
in
further
Brothers, Mr.
"As
shareholders:
decision
of
Nov.
subsidiaries
and
Underwriting Agreement, to purchase from the
W.
preponderant
the
Mr.
after
premiums
its
financing
Hornblower & Weeks
Sinek,
the
com¬
receivables,
reduction
par
of
manufacturing
the
and
For
to
and
company
forms
several
collectively
UNDERWRITERS
severally
of
specialized
company
United
obligations,
Hemphill,
sales
the
in
of
for
and
elimination
or
W.
William
included
purchase
may not be redeemed before Nov. 1,
the company may, at its option, redeem
premiums
business
of
the
companies
Drexel
City Products Corp.—Net Up—News—
that
be
the
for
subsidiaries
notes
new
that date,
provision
v.
for
is
conditions.
Bear,
&
the
of
which
investments
or
loans.
5,537,947
SEC
Jersey
First
The
—
an
PROCEEDS—The
Circle Controls Corp., Vineland, N. J.—Files With SEC
offered
Offered
issue of $50,000,000 of the company's 4%%
notes, due Nov. 1, 1980, at 99% to yield 4.83% to maturity.
$30,116,111
22,137,159
Notes
—
Kidder, Peabody & Co. are joint man¬
group
that offered for public sale on
Lazard
acquisition,
sold, and Richmond Lisle-Cannon, President, will sell to the under¬
at 10
cents per share, one share owned by him for each
19
ever
cash earnings increased 79%,
(based on the 1,940,633
1960,
$2.24
or
Merrill
writer
shares
than
and
year
realistic
anticipated
Stone
1396.
p.
Brothers
as
talized
The
$369,398
income—
oper.
192,
new
sold,
In
curities
operations
way
Net
division.
shares
ended June 30,
$4,355,796,
to
depletion
Eastman
Brothers
company,
new
of
More
operations.
1,927,568 shares outstanding on June 30,
industry, "cash earnings" are considered
a company as depletion and depreciation
entail no expenditure of cash.
During the year under review, the company's drilling program re¬
sulted in substantial intangible development costs which, though capi¬
from rail¬
share
per
record of $17,-
a
1959.
company's
the
This
rating
a
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$3,037,847 $27,540,953
2,391,349
expenses
Net revenue
188,300
the
cents
reaching
fiscal
in
in
-
the
be
the
regis¬
a
factor
production, gas by-products and condensate
production presently account for about 92% of all
gas
previous
1959).
to
in
subscription will
This
approximately- $250,000 to be invested in high grade
the last three months of the year. During the first
principally
was
of
funds
reinsure
creating not
sum
months
States
to
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
offered'for
be
company's
45
a
receive
common
sale
the
receive
cents
will
9,000
are
before
Ohio
of
working capital.
share through East Coast In¬
remaining 13,300 shares, being
for
underwriter
underwriter
and
The
expenses.
efforts
are
commission
sold
which
company
best
shares.
additional
are
the
a
stock,
thereof
new
stock, of
$10,353,573
gas
shares outstanding
certain
incorporated under
was
additional
company
result
The
of 122 East 42nd Street, New York, filed
with
the
SEC
on
Nov.
2,
1960, covering
with
foremost
the
months
12
the
1976,
1950 and commenced doing business on Jan. 23, 1951. The
writes Fire and Allied Insurance, Casualty Insurance, Fidelity
Surety Bonds. The bulk of its business is written in Ohio. The
Sherman
Chematomics, Inc.,
year."
in the 1960 fiscal year,
70%
systems,
amounting
offering circular, this
5,053 shares of its $20
of
2,
Aug.
and
equip¬
anticipation
the approxi¬
is
from
pany's
company
increased
related
foreign
of
Ohematomics, Inc.—Offering and Secondary—
shares
gas
8,792,980
income
six shares then held, at $50 per share.
Railway
offered
fiscal
compared
Boston Corp. and
1396
p.
common
time
be added
to the
working funds of the company and used for'
general corporate purposes. In general, the additional working capital
thus
provided
will
be
used
to
reduce
short-term
indebtedness
by
approximately
$45,000,
to
finance
product
research,
including the
..
this favorable trend has continued during the initial weeks
Commercial Credit Co.
$
168,904,919
131,530,571
2,572,068
ops.
to
-
of
13,705,868
$
will
activities
before,
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$
16,700,650 162,890,923
13,994,296 129,459,877
firm offered to its stockholders
distribu¬
pre-emptive or similar rights.
no
'29,716,9:25
32,089,362
' 5,058,085V.", 9,502,413
I960—Month—1959
Cincinnati Insurance
therefor.
for
Wyatt,
rose
as
best
expenses
oper.
holders
latter
holders
S.
current
585,845
for
nine
the
upon
available
151,899,003
1,171,104
16,277,936
from
192,
outstanding
The
are
183,988,365
143,508,722
4,001,823
1,177,869
revenue
oper.
rev.
—V.
1,
Nov.
on
held
assets
to
presently
non-assessable.
share
basis
entitled
are
company
stock offered
paid
each
for
directors
they
the
of
common
non-cumulative
a
by
its
be,, fully
vote
one
on
stock
common
the shares of
and
issuance
5,321,460
V.v
fiscal year was a period of record results and
importance to the company's future progress,
Jr., Chairman of the Board and President, in
1960
far-reaching
that
the
Mr.
4,212,171
Sept. 30—
oper.
securities
shares
The
are,
173,225,647
v'J
$
common
On
$
"
1300.
p.
Railway
the company's authorized
stock, $1 par value,
date,
the
stockholders
$5,842,948
4,482,286
....
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
balance
CAPITALIZATION—Prior
$5,078,289
509,196
,
ported in both revenues and earnings."—V. 191,
"
of
"*
'
15,953,895
expenses
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
and
presentations.
capital
'
•
20,166,066
revenue
operations-
way
Net
equipment
required.
Production
for
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$
$
*•
double
least
additional
some
879,287
modern
approximately
:
$567,670
report to security holders released on Oct. 18.
"New highs
registered in all phases of our business and we are pleased to
were
report
per
Net revenue from
floorspace.
its
,
annual
his
$2,192,380
800,636
level
a
increased
and
its
doubled
adequate
although
its
new
own
which
presently
business,
its
which
$2,051,741
142,201
$
employees
from
been
1957
in
to
$330,167
1300.
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
in
time
has
3,272,430
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
of
increased
Space
move
Mass.,
full
laws
employees
time
60
have
1959.
the
under
full
force of
a
Conn.,
a
Stamford,
(Northampton),
year,
four
sales
in
including
in
Leeds
to
net
$339,771
to
occasions,
rented
building
Annual
1955
From
1949.
expanded
time.
in
several
on
in
November
incorporated
was
company
$5,464,810
3,534,865
119,221
Pursuant
—
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$5,586,606
355,987
$258,567
income—
a
at
of
Oscar
fiscal
operations—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
•
Common Stock Offered
—
50
-
161,666
192,
Nov. 1 offering'circular, Schirmer, Atherton & Co.,
Congress St./Boston,'Mass., publicly offered 49,000
4shares of this firm's $1 par common stock at $6 per share.
to
$7,613,410
revenue
oper.
ry.
—V.
Century's
$2,000,000.—V.
is
596.
plated expansion of Coastal States' drilling activities during the current
SiegeJ, mem¬
Gold, former
&
Charles
and
Silber
Mr.
would
volume
Chart-Pak, Inc.
....
18,108,337
$6,808,076
Net revenue from rail¬
way
and
the
on
1395.
sales
17,859,703
$810,993
Sept. 30—
oper.
''
annual
1,986,079
$729,092
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
Period End.
secretary of the corporation.
total
2,057,298
ops.
1396.
p.
Railway oper.
components.
Silber,
George
were
secretary-treasurer.
directors
bers
electro-mechanical
and
officers
New
Minkin,
of
was
ry.
income
oper.
192,
it
surplus
revenues.
and
Inc.,
electro-mechanical
and
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
The
and
earned
States Gas Producing Co.—Record Highs—
company's
gathering
1960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$2,785,390
$2,797,072 $24,667,779 $25,721,747
revenue-
oper.
Brooklyn-based companies
for
Coastal
the
the
approved
Products,
Period End. Sept. 30—
1300.:.
p.
Revenues
operations
Railway
meeting and a subsequent directors meeting.
Shareholders
Silber
192,
In
and
192, p.
the year."—V.
$563,751
546,415
ops.
ry.
income
oper.
ry.
states
21,810,566
2,342,389
from
rev.
events
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
Gibson
Harrisburg,
Ohio;
Moines,
Des
Indianapolis,
and
Decatur
Marion,
111.;
Tenn.;
Century Natural Gas & Oil Carp.—New Control—
Control
Net
of
*
to
I960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$1,577,189
$1,695,195 $14,923,559 $15,831,236
1,013,438
1,127,525
9,845,270
9,988,288
expenses
derived
Chicago,
and
oper.
Net revenue from rail¬
ry.
earnings
RR.—Earnings-
Sept'. 30—
Railway
13,666,816
1960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$2,728,671
$2,853,337 $25,953,441 $27,360,909
Railway oper. revenue—
Net
be excellent.
covered by current
substantial addition
a
for
revenue-
1300.
p.
way
be
payments
oper.
36,677,464
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
the year
expenditures
will
Railway
—V.
32,845,279
4,090,744
$28,342,563.
City
dividend
situation continues to
amply
is
rate
there
Period End.
1960—9 Mos.—1959
operations——
Railway
that
Clinchfield
Quincy RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
* '
$ «* N * * * *
$
'
20,846,024
17,854,695
revenue—
oper.
192,
of
program
1707.
Period End. Sept. 30—
for
The
41,019,297
The
$8,354,512,
were
expenditures
$2,600,000.
37,342,040
oper.
ry.
—V.
fiscal
in
$235,020,459
with
compared
while $7,364,836 was set aside the year before.
Capital
mately
•'
'
way
as
the preceding fiscal year. Income tax
year,
3,928,856
Net
1958-59.
this
4,488,454
shares.
of
number
same
believed
Net revenue from rail¬
earnings were $4,183,807,
based
67,517,256
financial
company's
dividend
64,506,356
fiscal
against $6,860,083 for the preceding
fiscal year. The earnings equalled $1.50 per share on 2,790,181 shares
outstanding at the year's end, compared with $2.46 a share in 1959
Net
"Your
6,027,046
p.
'
'
'
acquisition
and
potential.
income___
oper.
Railway
Central
$
of the earnings
the company is
continuing.
Various possible acquisitions have been, and are
oeing
studied.
It is hoped that before long we shall be
able to conclude
and
announce
the
purchase
of an
interesting growing enterprise
in the merchandising business, with substantial earnings and earnings
6,815,319
Period End. Sept.
1960.
31,
$
27,128,760 261,615,254 261,068,898
21,101,714 197,108,898 193,551,642
and 60%
quarters.
three
diversification
ops,
ry.
Chicago, Burlington
4
Soya Co., Inc.—Net Down—
from
rev.
Railway
Central
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$
29,146,444
22,331,125
revenue-
$5,829,874
69,364
$6,667,453
1299.
p.
first
current
$817,758
$1,314,017
345,930
ops.
income—,
oper.
oper.
1960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$4,860,397
$4,304,120 $38,790,898 $39,436,217
3,546,380
3,486,362
32,123,445
33,606,343
reven:e_
oper.
Railway
Co. of New Jersey—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
the
for
between 50%
equal to approximately
amount
"The
Railway
Central RR.
192, p. 4.
both
appliances,
gas
Schlachter,
of the company's promotion of the alland the Blue Star Home featuring nat¬
consequence
Medallion
Gold
of which were opened for public inspection
in the Hudson Valley last month.
A special rate reduction which went
into effect on July 26 provides added incentive for the installation of
electric
house-heating and water-heating equipment in homes served
by Central Hudson.—V. 192, p. 496.
ural
Monday, November 7, 1960
.
.
,
or
Stockholders
having
10,201,
or
it
were
sold
about
tinental Illinois
as
agent
for
given
for
2%
National
the
a
them.
of
the
.choice
of
receiving
their
dividend
stock
Tney took 443,767 shares, leaving only
total, to be sold to underwriters by Con¬
Bank
and
Trust
Co.
of
Chicago,
which acted
stockholders.
if
income
company's earn¬
alone should add an
The
10,201
shares
Glore, Forgan & Co.t
The
Edison
were
purchased
by
The
First
Boston
Corp.
and
which are offering the shares at $64.25 per share.
who chose to sell their dividend stock will
stockholders
Volume
192
Ijlumber 6001
.
.
The Commercial
.
and
Financial Chronicle
(1813)
receive
checks
penses
and
s^n-ie,_
^
which
chose
An
full
to
Edison
share
the
on
from
the
service
bank
charges.
based
receive
their
this
on
Checks
^hat st°ck certificates
will
will
be
go
dividend
price,
basis
of
charges.—V.
same
p.
Dec.
plus
price,
200,000
have
group
fractional
a
the
bank
share
about
allocated
expenses
to
and
shares
been
an
2
H.
and
of
the
Plank
Harry
Co., Inc.—Merger-
becomes
merger
today under the
headquarters at 15 Exchange
Co., Inc., with
Jersey.
investment banking
New
The
gotiations.
December,
firm
of
Drexel
&
Co.
of
name
Place,
in
.
in
1947.
products,
1920.
It
used
in
It
floor
manufactures
slabs
manufactures
roof
and
and
pre-cast
specialties.
concrete
Porete
light-weight, pre-cast concrete
floor
construction
insulating wood fibre slabs for
buildings.
and
roofs
roof
began
and
for
cement
corporation, of
$24,931,625 for the
of $3,992,556 or 19%
Net
income
earnings
pany's
annual
During
•
slabs
from
3
to
13
cents,
to
$162,465,
corporation
has
been
to
detailed
as
in
engaged
in
president
the
a
of
should
reflected
in
improved profits.
a wide variety of equipment for the
airlines
and
other
Inc.,
transducer
The
backlog
of
military
million, compared
2516.
to
business,
$16
million
Oct.
on
at
that
15
date
this
one
year
ago.—V.
year
$23
191,
dropped
reported
that
>$97,906,628,
year
8%
an
common
the
12
12
weeks
the
past
last
meeting
fiscal
weeks,
the
He
noted
that
meeting
on
$1
and
rate
increased
to
$2.27
for
the
it
is
of
at
expected
fiscal
death
years,
increases
totaled
period
a
stock
dividend
the
had
the
Arthur
Charles
of
in
the
for
the
first
30,
12
that
this
attract
He
'
in
and
the
Hires
other
diversification
just
the
on
of
entered
the
company's operations,
company
the
over
16
stressed
past
several
Coast.
entry
the
industry.
in
company
of
is
into
this
"continues
our
our
We
are
tons
phase of the food business," Mr. Cummings
policy of stressing wide diversification within
already,
perhaps, the most diversified food
continue
reviewing the results for the fiscal year and discussing current
operations, S. M. Kennedy,' president, stated: "During the past year
we have
made expenditures of $6,628,147—the
largest in our history—
in capital improvements for
our
various operating units.
We
intend
to
keep our facilities modern and to provide new facilities both to
accommodate
to
example,
we
are
planning
now
expansion
an
figure
to
August,
$190,273.
shares
588,948
12
were
cents
now
and
upturn
traditionally
three
months
uptrend
both
in
But
revenues.
it
good
cents
as
Net
for
that
October's
from
and
the
the
$1
net
50
income
cent
surcharge
Interstate
that
the
and
and
the
nine
Cooper-Jarrett
to
months'
operates
coast.
The
connect
the
and
Kansas
City.
its
environs,
routes
of
New
involving over $1,000,000
capacity."—V. 192, p. 1396.
S.
provide
much
needed
additional
bakery
This
firm,
statement
standing
shares
time
of
of
be
may
the
Penrose
SEC
Ave.,
should
that
31,
^onimon stock.
offered
for
sale
1950,
According
has
company
the
at
current
bv
the
two
time
he
show
hn]->c*K
in
or
thereof
from
time
up
report
a
share
per
than
more
16%
to
for
the
compared
of
commercial
Ohio
approved
in
engaged
in the
business of selling women's,
misses, juniors, and children's ay a*- \
The other operates a chain oi' no retail scores m
Philadelphia, Balti¬
more,
Maryland, Wilmington and in towns of Eastern Pennsylvania
and
Central
debtedness
5,832,223
shares
of
and
and
shares
are
own
and
New
stock
of
at
issuance
value
of
Jersey,
issue,
stock.
common
for
reserved
subsidiaries,
man,
Southern
preferred
a
In
addition
to
various
in¬
company has outstanding
additional
955,350
common
the
An
Net
with
$27,639,959,
to
with
net
sales
$2.52
the
tion
of
for
sales
with
$3
76,375
more
shares.
common
of
The
the
selling
Inc.,
stockholders
acquired
company
shares
Stern,
Arnold.
None
b
en
of
'
and
1962.
group
are
ended
of
to
Jan.
to
stock
the
31,
sell
except
family,
of
1960
the
and
They have indicated
options, covering 76,500
up
to
a
company,
income
of
for
an
own
the
own
of
years
intention
of
number
ending
to
Harry
shares
of
40
shares.
$100,000,
Vitamins
Jan.
have
1,000,000
of
for
exercise
by
by
any
will
maximum
the
Dollar
150,000
16,531
and
will
Stern
whom
Vitamin
additional
An
Chaiken,
consideration
in
purchase
net
Mr.
from
Dollar
shares.
D.
Weinberg
stockholders
sale,
family,
of The
466,959
Maurice
by
Bernard
selling
such
options
Josefowitz
the
to
offered
bv
Josefowitz
common
related
momhs
the
after
the
granted
shares
being
per
of
be
125,000
of
include
the outstanding stock
proposes
to
are
stock
company
Members
who
and
254,250
Samuel
all
shares
the
10
31,
1961
the
first
shares
on
Jan. 3,
1961, at $3.35
payable in preferred stock of Dollar Vitamin,
These shares
included in the shares being registered.
Pursuant to the agree-
share
whereby
the
company
acquired
the
stock
of
Dollar
Vitamin,
1960—9 Mos.—1959
4,452,193
$131,240
$83,056
$887,018
70,524
16,345
$962,330
451,836
from
ry.
ops.
income
444,552
1301.
reports for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1960,
net
sales
and
operating revenue's of $105,000,819
$117,588,887 for the same period last year.
for
with
the
nine
$3,072,936
stock
month
for
with
the
period
amounted
comparable
$2,229,402
amounted
with
same
to
cents
80
period
period
to
last
total
com¬
$3,667,896
year.
on
Chase
limited
Sept.
loss
a
Manhattan
common
Earnings
ago.
share
per
of
2,809,173 shares
outstanding,
shares outstanding at the end
year.
ended
with
year
a
$1.01
2,803,315
on
last
quarter
compared
The
the
30,
of
there
1960,
$195,493
a
Bank
has
stock, £$1
been
was
net
a
ago.—V.
year
profit
192,
Ltd.—Appointment—
appointed
transfer
agent
value, for the corporation.—V.
par
of
701.
p.
of
192,
1709.
page
Electronics, Missiles & Communications, Inc.—Common
Stock Offered—Pursuant to an Oct. 28
offering circular,
Frank Karasik & Co.,
Inc., 285 Madison Ave., New York
City, publicly offered 150,000 shares of this firm's 100
par common stock at
Ohio,
and
20
$2
share. The stock
per
all sold.
was
BUSINESS—The
company
proposes
to
manufacture
and
sell
Very
High Frequency (VHF), Ultra High Frequency (UHF) and
Microwave
Equipment for a wide variety of communications equipment and other
applications.
Tms
equipment will include devices srch as amplifiers utilizing tun¬
diodes, parametric diodes and new high frequency transistors, as
as
equipment consisting of conventional components, television
re-broadcast translators,
amplifiers, exciter units, UHF to VHF converters and
transmitting antennas.
nel
by
William
■"
period
comparable
period
T.
ended
a
Sept.
year
Brady,
30,
The
were
share
reported
in
the
first
nine
isolated
tion
results
part
that go back
changes
low
in
"to
a
time,
some
profit, marginal lines,
191, p. 2636.
of
program
and
is
or
sold
the SEC covering
offered
The
at
$3
26,
share,
to
are
than
will
letter
a
of
stock
the
(par 50 cents)
with
to
floor
of
ski
a
resort
proceeds
and
is
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
oper.
the
of
ry.
—V.
at
discounts
of
penses
$16,379,308
ticipated
expenses
11,837,666
11,797,275
agement
intends
order
$279,883
$186,900
$3,625,981
$4,582,033
2,520,515
3,223,502
52,105
a
RR.—Earnings-
1960—Month-^-1959
:
revenue
oper,
$556,730
$5,201,950
$5,903,212
374,604
3,517,427
3,733,934
$182,126
$1,684,523
the
$15,000.00
for
Net
ry.
—V.
$2,169,273
12,577
40,939
254,912
450,255
This
ment
of
Fund,
wi h
of
the
stock.
mon
providing
with
gain
of
Trust
L.
method
for
and
Bache
able
for
to
the
the
asset
per
share.
The
value
-•
at
Boston,
1960,
hold
in
securities
of
their
tax
of
the
in
Boston
dealer
subject
to
offering
the
date
a
as
of
its
and
for
of
Shares
or
Fund's
which
■
is
of
of
time
the
of
purchase
the
Robert
President;
Fund
will
deposit
of
be
nature
accept¬
be
be
to
for
said
the
in
Corp.-Seagrams
fiscal
the
to
year
ended
corporation's
July
31,
Annual
showed
1960,
Report
higher
and
Samuel Bronfman,
,
and
the
of
$7,500.00.
the
offering
an¬
Man¬
in
test
the
equipment;
of
during
additional
agent
,,,
if
Registrar
Assuming all shares
include
the
ment
at
th(S
10c
the
and
of
the shares
as
a
it develop that less monies
offering for working capital,
capital will be used for the
equipment.
,
'&
registrar
Transfer
for
EFFECT
shares
192,
10c)
the
TO
Co.,
Jersey
PRESENT
N.
J.,
FINANCING
Outstanding
1,500,000
—
City,
company.
"'364,118
offered hereby are sold. This figure does not
which, pursuant to the underwriting agree¬
be
called
p.
upon
the
to
issue
cash;
the
the
for
public
company,
officers,
214,118
consideration
in
in
of
sold,
are
will hold
group
company
$115,062.50
the
—V.
may
flow,
work¬
the
to
underwriter
share.
of
affiliates
of
company
per
all
If
shares
8,500
to
new
a
cash
any,
allocated
been
working
necessary
(par value
of
this
of
for
GIVING
little,
have
period
ShoutJ
need.
and
initial,
with
monies
proceeds
required
the
for
directors,
shares
their
will
which
or
58.8%
services
hold
150,000
they
to
promoters
of
the
the
shares
will have
and
shares
company
or
42.2%
paid $300,000.
1195.
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
I960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—1959
*
Report—
sales
of
substantial
this
the
so
Period End. Sept. 30—
•
Ltd.—Annual
Limited
$8,500.00,
from
'
.
adequate
satisfy
from
not
transfer
Railway
Ehstillers
of
amount
their
$12.50
„
Corp.-Seagrams
the
securities
will
"V
pay¬
expenses,
and the ex¬
this offering.
This figure
Authorized
*
retained
general
shares
amount
in
proceeds
purchase
are
that
Common stock
com¬
exchange
has
securities
expected
the
net
state¬
tax
realizing
adviser.
the
other
minimum
the
issue,
;
Distillers
feels
required
monies
purpose
low
"without
Fund
investment
securities
$15,000
the
relatively
the
The
for
Ralph S. Henry as
securities
price
at
Fund."
manager.
of
registration
a
1960
having
holdings
purposes
the
exchange
filed
October,
in
company
the
expenses
this
as
CAPITALIZATION
covering 2,000,000 shares of
diversifying
income
shares
company's list
Fund,
exchange.
net
Street,
1,
Board Chairman
is
investors
in
of
Corp.
as
Co.
&
to
specified
capital
the
Inc.—Exchange Plan—
organized
who
for
Management
Moore is listed
offered
Nov.
was
Federal
securities
such
Federal
on
Fund
investors
a
loss
or
80
SEC
The
after
and
with
for
APPOINTMENT—The
Street Fund,
ade¬
the estimated
^233,000.00
approximately
be
needs.
for
operating
such
management
is
Devonshire
the
business
1301.
p.
be
connection
sold,
are
design
will
future
in
feet
facilities
production,
installation
shares
located
square
plant
purchase of machinery, tools and supplies;
promoting the company's products;
addition to the company's working capital and
tor general corporate purposes.'
'
1 '
$74,000.00
are
income.._
oper.
192,
the
all
offices,
this
5,000
The
the
$100,000.00
ing
rail¬
com¬
Translator
.
$ldo,633
from
the
near
facilities
foreseeable
priority:
for
While
336,307
operations
way
of
$50,000.00
,,(4)
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$436,940
expenses
Net revenue
the
use
(2)
,1(.-
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
of
to
(3)
163,133
.
opr_r.
(1)
that
commissions
in
plant
$5,700.00.
company's
that
underwriters
$15,463,647
1,296,335
1301.
p.
the
by deducting from the total offering price of $300,000.00
or
commissions in the amount of $45,000.00, the ex¬
the
$1,483,235
income
oper.
192,
loca¬
to
stations.
This
the Translator
engineering dealers,
personnel,
and
who
from the company.
approximately
of
felt
will
company
1,266,754
ops.
comparable
Television
of
support
years
reasonably
event
company
$1,546,637
ry.
is
underwriter's
the
revenue
from
rev.
the
It
its
companv's
live
rental
and
the
expenses
oper.
Television
communities
distance,
originating
service
technical
for
house
present
the
to
of
arrived
the
1960—9 Mos.—1959
reception
the
network
a
the
containing
be
ment
1960—Month—1959
and
annual
an
and
to
leased
facilities.
its
sell
through
York,
herein
to
research
penses
Period End. Sept. 30—
has
at
area
for
to
promotional
Vernon, New
quate
;
to
of
the
known
are
PROCEEDS—In
operation
entertainment.
most
company
referred
notification
television
close
for
enables
served.
whom
receive
The
underwriting.
for
used
of
many
organ¬
equipment
because
receiving antenna of
advantageous point for reception
company
hopes
Transmitter
equipment
sales,
and
in part to the elimina¬
emphasis on higher profit
of common
without
be
filed
erecting
be
Translator
signals
being newly formed, has neither manufactured nor
equipment, and none of its equipment may ever be com¬
acceptable.
any
Mount
1960
100,000 shares
per
proceeds
related
Oct.
on
enjoy
viewers
The
and
corporation
be
by
the
to
to
to
will
Television
television
company,
mercially
ago.
Davos, Inc., Washington, D. C.—Files With SEC—
The
at
munity
The
planning
available
accomplished
products
The
from
topography,
Station
months
and
more
are
reception
compared with $23,564,023 in 1959. This
share on the 10,939,403 shares outstanding,
per
initial
Systems.
which
chairman.
as
per
$2.16
company's
Translator
according
ago,
company
company and its domestic and
international sub¬
nine-month period were $519,236,792.
This compares
these
'
ment
1960—Month—1959
Electronics International Capital
of
bases
Plan,
July
year
$5,339,211
the
For
the
the
of
items."—V.
William
addition,
sub¬
of
4,364,104
compared
early
all
Pittsburgh
$511,497,207 in the comparable period a year
Erady, in pointing to the greater rise in earnings
Mr.
agreements covering acquisitions
per share.
Harry S. Svik, Board Chair¬
H.
Sylk, President, together with their families,
36.8%
of the outstanding voting securities; and, in
outstanding agreements require them to buy 270,3o0 and
sales
amounted
$5,326,434
income
the
of
•
attributed
under
beneficially
of
of
491,061
firm
$50,904
August carried
zone
with
1959.
sidiaries
at
is
Inc.,
distribution
$574,117
compared
through
nine-month
the
over
stockholders
totaled
equivalent
Railway
which
o^o
Co.,
subsidiary,
the
478,505
with
836,363
Earnings for the first nine months of 1960 make this the best such
in the
company's history. Net income applicable to common
period
shares
to
transactions,
private
Another
imports
$609,745
■common
com¬
a
.
offering.
or
divis^ns
filed a registration
covering 1,012,750 out¬
to the prospectus,J these
of
deducting 4'/2%
preferred
dividends
and
State
tax
refund
requirements, net earnings available for the common stock were $2,-
we
Corn Products Co.—Record Net—
Net
Philadelphia,
Oct.
on
American Stock Exchange
prices
The
the
shares
on
market
8000
with
line
Wine.
well
Net
Consolidated Sun Ray, Inc.—Files for
Secondary—
liqueurs.
its
sub¬
subsidiary,
income
following
to
to
and
S.
figure.
connects
south
and
added
Italian
wine
U.
&
After
15
York
It
runs
the
expenses
compared
in
company's
cordials
Inc.
operations
sales
oper.
Net
revenue
299,253
new
of
U.
192, p.
pared
net
hauls,"
long
fleet
within
revenue.
consolidated
good
us
important
Commission
Cooper-Jarrett
operations
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—Net
Up—
charge increase
shipments under 1,000
all
its
oper.
rev.
The
our
mininmum
on
Commerce
to
rose
oper.
ry.
—V.
A
year
a
of
revenues
on
States
of Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc. and
to $702,991,020 for the
year
ended
$665,578,940 were reported for the fiscal
31, 1959.—V. 191, p. 2304.
July
Net
months,
gives
year
is
freight
United
cents.
as
gross
the
Before
characteristic
the
of
diversify
Classico
net
Net
Railway
Railway
and
outstanding.
94Vi
in
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.—Earnings—
Pennsylvania to the West
Virginia panhandle and Baltimore,
goes through eastern Pennsylvania
and Delaware, and blankets
the states of New Jersey and Connecticut.
Cooper-Jarrett, first motor carrier to be listed on a national (Ameri¬
can)
stock
exchange, has paid continuous dividends since 1947.
—V. 192, p. 399.
expansion and to effect cost reductions in
products to the consumer at lower prices.
For
our
months'
from
sales
with
Period End. Sept. 30—
'
as
freight over 2,193,955 truck and tractor miles,
months, 306,543 tons for 16,859,753 miles.
The ton¬
smartly up
from
1959,
when
35,208
was
the
monthly
coast
miles
continuing
bring
climb
properties
gas
to
Co.,
companies
1960.
ended
com¬
tallied
the
working
domestic
Consolidated
31,
similarly
gross
$731,352,-
of
United States,
the corporation's main
Seagram & Sons, Inc., acquired Leroux
Brolio
results
sidiary
:
nine
were
Its
it."
In
order
Freight
September
$12,356,988
with
9u%
over
Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc., a
are
included
in
the
above
figures.
Joseph E.
Seagram
&
Sons,
Inc.
and
subsidiary companies totaled $15,107,707 for the year ended
July 31,
1960.
Net income of $13,600,732 was
reported for the year ended July
31, 1959.
18
states and by
interchange,
terminals are in Kansas City,
Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Zanesville. Alliance,
Columbus, Toledo,
Pittsburgh, Uniontown, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Trenton, Jersey City,
and Wallingford, Conn.
we believe
this policy is to the best interest
suppliers, stockholders, and our employees and it
to
of
months
with
healthy
nine
our
alone
the
of
the
The
existence;
customers,
intention
our
month
nine
traffic—truckload
believed
increase
izational
"Our
the
The
a
the
on
closing
Cooper reported
total,
the
carbonated soft drink field," Mr.
Cummings said,
"through the purchase of The Charles
E.
Hires
Company, - the nation's best known and largest distributor of root
beer, and we expect to purchase the business of the Shasta Water
Company, distributors of carbonated beverages in cans, on the West
stated,
the
earnings
increase
which
in
from
is
Cummings, in commenting
The
20.
October.
to
elected.
were
Oct.
on
history,
took
continued
a
shipments,
pounds,
director
E.
year
revenue
he
Earnings
year.
Charles
will
said
all
on
the
on
Atlantic
compared
the
of
for
Consolidated
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc., pro¬
highest peak in the 26-year
President of the long-distance
and
a
move
in
Joseph E.
wholly-owned
to
a
equivalent
were
previous
Hires
Mr.
at
for
ago.
of
field
rights
of'
their
further
a
producers
Cooper said, although he declined to prophesy the
year"Through our expanded territory we now serve 54.9%
territory of
the
United
States.
It
is
inevitable
high
fortable
previous
Consolidated
a
1960.
operations
those
to
commented.
dividend.
of The
Jr.
the
continue
1960
the
Allyn,
Hires,
25,
increased
from
will
stock
in
$1.89
Oct.
been
$1.20
the
June
director.
a
record
rate
new
C.
E.
of
from
from
up
as
shown
already
rate
ended
year
of
announced
earnings
able
not
oil
compared
Browne-Vintners
other
industrial
Chicago
board,
in
regular meeting, just preceding
a
5% common stock dividend
resulting
share,
16
have
5%
a
high
new
a
annual
shares
nominated
increased
for
stockholders
to
an
the
was
"We
sales
13
declared
dividend
to
common
directors
years.
•
cash
the
than
more
Mr.
•
for
of
Company
1960
corresponding
Consolidated's
the
continued
had
1960
27
that
per
former
the
of
of
directors
14,
number
Because
24,
Oct.
on
Mr.
tallies.
of
nages
meeting
:
view
the
of
Aug.
Earnings
^
meeting,
Nov.
on
Sept.
in the
adjustments
chairman
in
and
board
stockholders'
■payable
-
ended
$90,900,543
after
year,
that
year
the
weeks
with
stockholders'
increase.
paid in October, 1959.
Nathan
Cummings,
at
annual
In
manufactured,
is
in
owned
sidiary,
1959,
taxes
the
expect
income,"
and
Earnings increased to $1,594,043 from
gain of
17%.
Earnings were equivalent to 50 cents
share outstanding Sept. 24,
compared with 43 cents for
a
per
its
the
compared
ago,
$1,366,631,.
>
for
at
the
with
year
seasonal
during
to
Mr.
corporation,
products
operating ratio, 94.2, while not
healthy 2.5 points from August.
a
normal
reason
46,671
This
which
corporate
$38,036, bringing
"The
p.
Consolidated Foods Corp.—Net Up—News—
a
in
ago, per share
The September
which
was
in
$1,716,916
after
three-quarter
end
of
initial
as
pasw
preceding year. Profit before
accounting for oil and gas
$28,685,949 as compared with $27,741,474 the
previous
as
spirits
firm's
and
we
$22,768,736 in the previous year.
The
interest
in
190
producing leases
at
year's end, with operations in
California, Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana,
New
Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas, plus royalty interests under
33
producing leases in Louisiana and Oklahoma. There are 293
producing
wells on the leases in which the
corporation owns working interests
and 85 producing wells in which
it has royalty interests.
offered
the
32
the
in
Condec
subsidiary, Consolidated Controls
Corp.,
is
now
supplying instruments for the latest nuclear submarines as well as two
other advanced
navy ships.
The second largest contract in
Condec's history was awarded during
the year to the Aircraft
Equipment Division, Stamford, Conn. The Air
Force contract, in excess of
$10 million, covers the manufacture of 663
aircraft fueling, tank trucks with
5,000-gallon capacities.
of
year
nations'
located
being made in
French, Italian
for
tax, income for September was $84,036, and for the nine
$432,273.
Earnings were 6Va cents for the month and
Another
•
income
industry
February
I960,'.Condec
acquired
Ultradyne,
Albuquerque, N. M. Its basic product is a pressure
is sold mainly to the missile
industry.
now
controls
revenues
$1,405,516
$11,957,522
reached
industries.
In
products
Oil
integrated
Cooper-Jarrett
ago,
produces
program,
month
operating
revenues
with
Net
total sales.
company
full
been
gross
against
prices
be
The
first
made
I.
Highly competitive price situations and the general business decline
during the second half of the fiscal year caused some slow down
in commercial
sales, and consequently, in profits.
However, Mr. Schafler explained that any favorable
change in
missile
Co.
plant.
the
Gross
com¬
military work by increasing commercial business. Commer¬
reached a peak this year of
$8,000,000 and accounted for
the
Controls
m
Canada.
was
Investment
704.
p.
$768,228,848
As
year.
outside
per
the
$23,943,488,
at
history of the company, Guy D. Cooper,
motor common
carriers, said in Chicago
decrease
to
program
189,
in
corporation
stock
president-.of
of
have
pelled
and
Norman
owners.—V.
being
totalled
from
year.
in
These
common
are
share
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc.—Gross Up, Net Down—
pare
Condec,
convertible)
and
him.
to
of
Holland plant, despite recent
enlargement,
growing demand.—V. 192, p. 700.
The
^
according
year,
is
shares
shares
European markets will be the
Lines
business
32%
v
on
same
61,250
sales
preceding
operations
services
transaction,
additional
Sylk
Josefowitz
lor
the
came
profit for the year, after all
charges including income taxes and
after taking oil and
gas operations into
account, amounted to $28,367,102, or $3.23 per share, compared with
$27,131,333 or $3.09
all
and
in
Net
William
Mr.
The
shares
Consolidated
933
voiume
organization
Holland,
the
meet
reported net sales
This is an increase
preceding year.
period rose from $40,276,
stock
received.
6,531
acquisition
the
to
stock
common
they
ownership.
stock
400,000
Pursuant
acquisition
have sold
because
31
1960.
wie
said
Southern
the
over
went
past
the
reliance
the
31,
report.
the
Schafler,
cial
in
share
per
Oct.
on
respective
the
Arnold
10,000
(and
preferred
located
Nijmeg.en,
manufactures light-weignt
large industrial and municipal
Stamford, Conn.,
year ending July
the
plant
production
in
Consolidated Diesel Electric Corp.—Annual
Report—
This
•of
wim
-
of
which
and
1960.
the
as
stock
beneficial
Harry
transfer
stock
Vitamin
stock
preferred
this Schiller Park, 111.,
company has an¬
of Controls France, with a new 27,000
square
Schirmeck, France. Operations are scheduled to
begin Jan. 1, 1961, in the factory which is
nearing completion.
According to Louis Putze, Controls France will supplement
present
also
of
the
Putze,
nounced
foot
nail-
business
the
by
Louis
Plank Co., Inc. was
incorporated in New Jersey in 1935.
engaged in the manufacture and installation of
pre-cast concrete
planks used for constructing roofs and
floors, particularly in schools
and
industrial and large commercial
buildings; ■' Duffy Concrete was
able
which
will
to
time
same
shares
of
family,
in December,
Controls Co. of America—French Plant—
ne¬
is
established
of
hereby,
City,
the
Concrete
It
193,000
Chaiken's
shares
Josefowitz
issued
the
preferred
for
common
into
Concrete
Jersey
assisted
1960
shares
Manufacturing Co.
effective
Plank
the
stock
at
12,250
the
the Dollar
S.* Sylk
of
this
into
of
and
of
to be
are
entered
lamny
also
transferred
rendered
in
connection
Announcement was made on Nov. 1 of the
merger of Concrete Plank
Co., Inc.; Duiiy Concrete
Products, Inc., and Porete
The
members
shares
sellers
shares
accepted
Concrete
to
agreement
the
stock
common
common
agreement
service
of
issued
additional
a
Nov.
1396.
192,
ex¬
the
1
majority
to
by
the
allocated
about
the
to
stock.
stockholder who rounded out
dividend stock will be billed
of
less
mailed
out
5
profits
President,
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
revenue.
oper.
expenses
rev.
ry.
oper.
$1,169,299 $38,732,539
$35,191,457
3,002,799
1,603,368
30,164,966
26,245,486
ops.
$488,289
*$434,069
$8,945,971
income.—
41,347
*291,196
$8,567,573
1,482,153
from
'Deficit.—V.
$3,491,088
ry.
J92,
p.
1301.
2,045,162
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1814)
430
Empire Millwork Corp.—Changes Name—
a
special meeting of. stockholders on Oct. 28, Empire Millwork
Corp. changed its name to "Empire National Corp." Harry Gilbert,
president, announced. Shares of Empire National Corp. will be traded
At
American Stock
the
on
The
Exchange.
change in name was made, Mr. Gilbert
did not reflect the expanding nature of
name
tions.—V.
192, p.
said, because the former
the corporation's opera¬
Empire National Corp.—New Name—•
See
Empire Millwork Corp., above.
Co., Seattle, Wash.—Files With SEC—
Ernst Hardware
The
SEC
letter of notification with the
a
(par $10) and. $55,000 of
for subscription by present
4,500 shares of common stock
covering
subrrdinated
6%
Oct. 18, 1960 filed
company on
debentures, to
offered
be
of their present
stockholders, who will be limited to purchase up to 10%
holdings and will be required to purchase a $100 debenture with each
shares of stoek purchased.
Prices are: stock, $23 per share; deben¬
<10
No underwriting is involved.
tures, at face value.
The proceeds are to be used,
-
of
period
and
shares
This
cording
3201
of
company,
stock
statement with
and
35,348
his
In
and
common
Farnam St., Omaha, on Oct. 31 filed a
the SEC covering 282,830 shares of com¬
of $50 par junior preferred stock.
Ac¬
shares
Dairies
Abbotts
the
on
preferred
into
shares
.8
a
a*
of
rau.o
and
.1
ui
con.crsi-n.
common
one
share
snare of
of junior
Fairmont Foods.
Stockholders of Fairmont Foods will
proposal at a special meeting called for Nov. 28,
of
preferred
vote
the
junior
merger
I960.
The
common
and junior
preferred stock of Fairmont Foods is
being registered by reason of the possible control relationship between
Abbotts Dairies and certain of its shareholders who will tender their
.
stock
of
.
in
the Fairmont Foods
exchange for
Fairmont
stock
Foods
the
are
Principal recipients
stock.
trustees, under
the
Will
of William
the
Griscom,
Christian RJ
of
trustees
Lindback,
the
Frances
E.
residuary
Paulson,
share
per
quarter of 1960 were $21,238,276, compared with
quarter. Net income amounted to $1,750,$2,154,842 for the third quarter of 1959. On a
per-share basis, the third quarter earnings were equivalent to $.77 in
1960 and $1.02 on the smaller number of shares in 1959.
Mr.
Leece
said new orders are coming in at
a satisfactory
rate,
indicating that the increase in sales will be continued throughout the
rest of the .year.
He attributed the decline fn operating profit margins
to heavy expenditures for research and development, to the introduction
of new products With high initial-costs and to generally higher costs
and expenses.
: •
1
He said sales prices have been steady, but that some- increases will
be necessary to improve profit margins.
Gardner-Denver is a-leading
manufacturer of pumps, drills, compressors, pneumatic tools and other
equipment used by construction, mining, petroleum, electronics and
general industry. It is anticipated the companyV earnings per share
372,
1959.
in
president
•
the final quarter
,
.
Coast Ry.-^Earnings—
Period End, Sept. 30—.
Railway
oper.
Railway*
1960—Month—1959
1960—9 MosA-1959 1
$2,132,395. $23,253,438 $24,930,408
1,656,335,
1,928,061
18,756,946 " 20,741,865
.
$1,718,694
oper.-expenses
revenue,-
will
Net
from ry.
rev.
Net ly. oper. income___
—V., 193, p. 1301,
♦Deficit.—V.
192,
$4,496,492
$204,334
♦188,153
$62,359
ops.
♦284,015
6^2,-307
and
of
.
Mr.
Roby pointed out that Federal Pacific's two Canadian companies
Wu'-ld be kept as separate entities, with their own managements. He
said
Richard
that
Pioneer's
and
Noonan
D.
E.
Mathesoa
will
continue
as
vice-president respectively, and no significant
staff are contemplated.
"T- ls acquisition will also benefit us greatly in the United States,"
changes
Mr.
president
of
the
and
Nov.
"Not only will
be able to take advantage
Pioneer's advanced computerized transformer designs, but we
we
here of
can also
in
1
The
and
earnings cf
continued
at
period
the
in
thi3 Lodi,
bonds
and
■>'
from
resort
The
General
Florida; Including
Beach,
service facilities
related
for redemption on Dec. ly next, through
fund, $70,000 of its first mortgage bonds,
% plus accrued interest. Payment
will be made at the Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co. of
Chicago, 231 S. LaSalle Street, Chicago 90, 111. or at the Bankers Trust
Co., 16 Wall Street, New York 15, N. Y.
1
10 miles
REDEMPTION—-The
north
bonds
of Fort
will
value
3,400
shares
701.
Fotochrome Inc.
Inc.
offered
on
stock
common
.
—
*
offered
Fotochrome
Elmsford,
of color
that
is
York
City
and
States.
that
it
is
the
among
Fotochrome's
leading
business
also
color
the
the
the
wholesale
levels
record
company's
following the most successful rine-month
history, according to Frederick I. Kantor,
President.
....
cents
per
Mr.
months of
this
year
amounted
to
$24,765
or
8.3
Kantor
$1,250,000.
declared
For
payment
is
It
of
notes
that
expected
construction
due
and
to
banks
of
some
and
the
mortgages
proceeds
all
ing to be started in Ohio
proceeds
will
be
added
to
of
west.—
'
-
sales for the year should
approximate
Ferrodynamics reported sales of $815,000.
and
First Finance
The
company
on
Co., Nevada, Mo.—Files With.
Oct. 20,
1960 filed
a
Florida.
EFFECT
with
the
used
The
balance
of
for
the
covering $250,000 of nine year 5V&% and S%
capital debentures
be offered at par in denominations of $50 but not to be purchased
than $100 at one time. No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used, for
redemption of outstanding class A
debentures and working capital.
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
fcr
tbe
nine
months
ended
Sept.
30,
pany's
stock,
($1
par)__,___^____„
150,000
restricted
shares reserved
stock
option
UNDERWRITERS—Under
severally
holder
compared with $2,667,108 for the first nine months of
were
$3,097,374
1959, according
Georgia
Power
short-term
bank
bonds
be
for
loans
construction
Incurred
pur¬
for
con¬
will
redeemable
at
regular
re¬
Georgia,
and
at
retail
at
wholesale
in
to
50
633
communities,
municipalities
as
and
weil
39
in
as
rural
co¬
the
12
months
of
ended July 31, 1960, Georgia Power
$152,867,000 and net income of $19,-
the
total
their
the
number
respective
of
Bradford
Webber,
Curtis
A.
C.
&
Co
Jackson
Allyn & Co., Inc
&
shares
and
subject
to
common
and the selling stock¬
stock ' set forth below
\
\
&
&
—V.
192,
4,500
p.
V.
4,500
3,000
—
Heller & Meyer——
Henry, Franc & Co.
3,000
Hill, Darlington & Grimm
Kohlmeyer & CO.
David A. Noyes & Co.,
v
Irving J; Rice & Co._
3,000
3,000
6,000
6,000
Gradisori & Co.
'
3,000
Moyer,
Fricke & French, Inc
6,000
3.000
3,000
3,000
3,000
6,000
period.
last
sales
for
the
Up, Net Down—
first
nine
months
of
1960
.
325,179
351,986
year's
these
record
oper.
1960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—1959
revenue™
$716,188
$806,136
$6;580,606
$7,681,636
expenses
530,006
540,900
5,140,349
5,077,598
$265,236
$1,440,257
43,036 "" ♦339,646
$2,604,038
oper.
ry.
operations-—
oper.
$186,180
income— !
192, p.
*3,023
514,792
1397.
Getzen Co., Inc.—Merger—
T, J. Getzen, President of the company, Elkhorn, Wis,,. manufacturei
and Importer of high
quality band instruments, announced the mergei
of
Getzen
with
Milwaukee interests headed by Harold M. Knowlton
Participating in the financing and expansion of this company was the
Investment Corp. of Milwaukee.
•
-
Marine Business
Sheldon
B.
Lubar, who
Corp.,
financing
said
directs
for
the
funds
the
activities of
will
Getzen
were
be
the Marine Business Investment
Corp.
provided
the Marine Business
the
in
the
of
form
con¬
second
major investment by
Lubar reported that others were
currently under consideration. "When financially-deserving small com¬
panies with sound management and demonstrated
growth potential
or even impossible to obtain the
operating capital they
everybody suffers—the community, the state, the nation,
Many of the giants in business and industry of today were once small,
struggling companies. We are proud to have a part in helping some of
the small, struggling
companies of today become the giants of to¬
find it difficult
need
were
sales
of $55,672,973
figures are not
strictly
for
the
to grow,
,
morrow."
Mr.
his
Knowlton is the President of the new corporation and will make
in Elkhorn;
A former Milwaukee attorney, Mr. Knowlton
considerable experience in executive management and was
residence
had
formerly Vice-President of the Western States Envelope Co. of Mil¬
waukee.
Currently, he is Vice-President of the A-C Supply Co. of
Valley Property Corp., and holds active interest in other firms in the
\
the
quarters
He said
18,633
Deficit.—V.
has
President, has reported sales totaling $63,239,318 for
of this year.
This is an increase of nearly
three
17,056
898 and 1397.
pp.
Woodcock,
6,000
D,
1196.
Leece,
over
$584,063
income—
oper
192,
The
highest in the company's.101-year history, but profits were lower than
in the comparable 1C59 period.
l.
;
first
$609,969
vertible debentures.
W.
Gardner-Denver Co.—Sales
12%
$49,151
Investment
'
Straus, Blosser &
McDowell
^™„
Birr & Co., Inc
8,000>
!
Gardner-Denver's
$61,706
4,500
6,000
Co.
Co—
Goodbody & Co
5,483,934
ops.
from ry.
4,500
8,000
Co., Inc.™
&
Bateman, Eichler & Co.Hayden, Miller & Co.
Rodman & Renshaw—™-
8,000
Blair
E. F. Hutton
Shares
-11,000
8,000
Co
Staats
$6,067,997
5,067,936
way
Net
conditions
the
8,000
R.
$643,641
594,490
$5,677,905
565,941
..
.
company
of
,
&
Co
William
$627,647
expenses
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
com¬
the underwriters named below have
the
11,000
—
1960—9 Mos.—1959
revenue-
oper.
Railway
Railway
♦
the
to
t
terms
names:
1,681,780,shs.
pursuant
Shares
C,
' V I960-—Month—1959
oper.
rev.
ry.
—V.
Outstanding
-
*4,000,000 shs.
plan.
agreed to purchase from
opposite
v
for issuance
contained in the Purchase Contract
the
1960
from
Net revenue from rail¬
Authorized
G.
Flexible Tubing: Corp.—Net Soars—
rale?
Net
net
to
amounts of less
Net
process¬
SEC
In
bid
a
the
:
...
Granbery, M'arache & Co.
Laird & Company, Corp.™
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.—
SEC—
letter of notification
on
came
associations.
Period End. Sept. 30—
I. duPont—
duplicating, packaging and distribution for recording comFerrodynamics recently introduced its own labels, including a
six-tape stereo set entitled "Royal Music of Europe." A 20% increase
in tne overall magnetic tape market also was credited
by Mr. Kantor
for the improved 1960 operations.—V. 192, p. 993.
4%s
as
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
f
GIVING
.follows:
&
custom
ran'e;.
be
capitalization of the company as of .Oct. 1, 1950 was, and after
giving effect to the sale of the shares offered hereby, will be as
Shields
into
also
The
that
1959,
company
by
of
new
Period End. Sept: 30—
properties.
'
CAPITALIZATION
Francis
the
of
areas,
Railway
Railway
working capital and used for general
coiporate purposes.
The, company is seeking additional photographic
processing operations primarily in Illinois, California and the south¬
to
of
will
its
on
working capital of facilities for Kodachrome
Bache
entrance
state
REVENUES—For
company intends
to use the net. proceeds from
sale of the shares to purchase inventories of
photographic supplies
the expanded needs of its film distribution
business,-to expand
Kodachrome and
other color operations
in New York and for the
the pre-recorded tape field is con¬
tributing substantially to the year's sales increase, he said. In addition
The
Nov. 3
on
PROCEED3—The
Paine,
share.
used
total operating revenues
032,000.—V. 192, p. 1709.
for
J.
nine
be
payment
bad
,
Shearson, Hammill & Co,
38,500
Emanuel, Deetjen & So—_ 38,500
the
will
the
operative
photographic film, cameras, and photographic accessories
and
supplies produced by leading manufacturers.
La addition,
the
company is engaged in the design; development and sale of equipment
for the automatic
processing of Kodachrome type film.
' r ■
income
for
Co.,
and
rural
dis¬
of
Mr. Kantor reported sales for the nine months ended Sept. 30, I960,
$753,000 compared with $598,000 in the nine months ended Sept.
30, 1959.
Earnings for the period amounted to $38,865 or 13 cents per share
of common stock, before provision for Federal income tax, contrasted
with a loss of $12,300 In the comparable 1953 period. After taxes, net
of
first
demption prices ranging from 104.88% to par, and at a special re¬
demption price of 100%, plus accrued interest in each case.
BUSINESS—Georgia Power, an operating subsidiary of Southern Co.,
is engaged in the generation, purchase and sale of
electricity within
and
in
processors
includes
company's
struction.
one
area
tribution
New
competitive sale
Other bids for the bonds
REDEMPTION—The
in
$12,000,000 of the
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the financing, together with proceeds
the sale of additional common shares to Its
parent organization,
Y.
Its principal activity is the processing of all types
black-^and-while photographic film. The company believes
of the largest film; processors in
the, metropolitan New
N.
and
it
of
from
quickly oversubscribed.
located
•
99.167, and Blyth & Co., Inc., Kidder,
Peabody & Co. and Shields & Co., jointly, 99.11. Bidders
a
5% coupon included First Boston Corp., 100.83;
Morgan Stanley & Co., 100.661; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
100.653, and Equitable Securities Corp. and Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., jointly, 100.64.
sold by the company, and 20,000 shares by a
This first public offering of the company's
is
62,077
:
for
2, 220,000 shares of $1 par value
through an underwriting group headed
Inc.
,$333,705
396,037
1301.
issue
an
of 99.239%.
poses
was
♦$45,801
39,887
Lehman Brothers,
Nov.
BUSINESS—Fotochrome
192, p.
the underwriters at
shares
stock
"$3,261
36,687
mortgage bonds, 4%% series due Nov. 1, 1990, at 100%
and accrued interest.
Award of the issue was won by
Southern
were
♦$1,110
deficit-—.
oper.
Deficit.—V.
by Shearson, Hammill & Co. and Emanuel, Deetjen &
Co. at a price of $11 per share. Two hundred thousand
stockholder.
2,264,234
,
Georgia Power Co.—Bonds Offered—Harriman Ripley
is manager of an underwriting group wnich
the
,
—
$2,5^7,939
2,536,523
:■
& Co. Inc.
through
Common Stock Sold
$2,490,722
259,684
operations™—
way
Net .ry.
preferred stock ($100
stock, $1 par value.—V. 192,
,
"v
common
.
1980—9 Mos.—1959
$240,992
244,253
$256,574
expenses
oper.
Net revenue from rail¬
non-convertible
value), and 574,517 shares of
par
p.
6%
of
.
1960—Month—1959
revenue™
oper.
Railway
of the current' financing, out¬
capitalization of the company wijl consist of $2,180,000 of
debt;
6,347 shares of 6%.
convertible preferred stock
(par
$35);
1986 at 100
1,
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
sinking
fund beginning Feb. 1, 1963, at redemption prices
ranging from 103Vizr/o
to par, and at optional
redemption prices receding frpm i07% to*-par,
plus accrued interest in each case.
;
; V
funded
sinking
the
due Dec.
,
Lauderdale, Fla.
redeemable
be
called
has
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings-
hotel,
a
of
series
4% %
recreational1 facili¬
and various
Co. of Wisconsin—Partial Red.—
Telephone
company
operation
property
and around
share, without underwriting.
- '
{
proceeds are to be used to purchase new machinery, equipment,
of a research laboratory and for wording capital';
'
per
The
has been operated as a winter resort for over 30
years, generally during a four-month period from December to April.
Since acquisition of the property by the company, additional improve¬
ments have been made including, construction of 30 new air-conditioned
rental units and related indoor parking facilities, -and a swimming
pool and adjoining lounge and bar. As a result of planned improvements,
the
company
will increase its available rental units from
144 to
approximately 185. Fronting on the Atlantic Ocean and on Hillsboro
Bay, the property is located about midway between Palm Beach and
Miami
corporation on Oct. 24, 19d0 filed a letter of notification with
75,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
The
The
property in Hillsboro
Files With
construction
BUSINESS—Florida Hillsboro, Inc. was organized in July, 1959 for
the purpose of acquiring, operating and developing a facility known as
the Hillsboro Club,
consisting of about 16 acres of improved bcean
guest cottages,
—
will not be transferable
stock
common
•
at $4
proceeds from the financing will be applied by the
.company
toward the repayment of existing mortgage and other in¬
debtedness, for improvements and expansion of its facilities, and to
increase working capital.
•
'
•Includes
magnetic tape manufacturer
,
the SEC covering
PROCEEDS—Net
Sales, Net—
N. J.,
-
Seattle, Wash.
and Exchange Commission—
Securities
separately until Dec. 31, 1960.
Common
Sales
nine, months of I960 were approxU
Depreciation for 1960 is estimated
General Azumatics Corp.,
$1,000,000
units,
produce and market dozens of other Pioneer products."—V. 192, p. 1609.
Ferrodynamics Corp.—Record
assets
Current
Capital expenditures for the first
of junior lien bonds, 7%
series due 1975 and 150,000 shares of common stock, of
Florida Hillsboro, Inc: Each unit, consisting of a $500
bond and 75 shares of common stock, is priced at $500,
plus accrued interest on the bonds from Sept. 1, 1960.
Pioneer
Roby said.
the company's current assets totaled $58,446;798
$10,302,486, leaving working capital, of $48,144,were 5.67 times current liabilities:.
Labilities
mately $2,500,000, Mr. Leece said;
at $2,200,000.—V. 191, p. 1110.
Securities Offered — P. W.
-Brooks & Co. Inc. and Lee Higgmson Corp. offered on
United
Pioneer
1959.
in
than
lower
I960,
30,
.
Florida Hillsboro, Inc.
York
Electric Ltd., one of Canada's leading
electrical equipment manufacturers, by Federal Pacific Electric Co. has
been completed, it was announced by Frank H. Roby, Executive VicePresident of the Newark-headquartered electrical equipment -and elec¬
tronic components manufacturing firm, on Oct. 31.
acquisition
Sept.
current
312.
1301.
p.
somewhat
be
At
$4,188,543
316,858
the
The
with
compared
.
trust
Federal Pacific Electric Co.—Completes Acquisition—
equalled
30,
$20,368,957 for the 1959 third
164,785
on
,
William
under the Will of
B. Griscom, Jr.,
Charles L, Flounders, the trustees under the Will of Mary F. Lindback,
Jj ce-s-ci, Residuary Trust, and Ridgway Kennedy,
Jr., wno wU re¬
ceive
common
shares
ranging in amoa.it trum -*4,231 in the case
of the first named and 20,574 in the case of the last (as well as
preferred shares).—V. 192, p. 1198.
G.
cents
was
Sept.
at
then outstanding.
Sales for the third
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion
-
Fo^ds shareholders
aut.-.orising
10
or
like period
shareholders,
to
into
goes
Florida East
jtyr working capital,
will provide for a charter am.uaissuance-of 65,000 shares of 5%
cumulative
junior preferred stock, $50 par.
WLn certain exceptions each share
Om
AbbJits Dairies common
will be exchanged for Fairmont Foods
ment
$16,270
with
the
income
Daggett noted that the
of the year with a very healthy
picture.
As of* Oct.
15, order backlog amounted to $1,551,666. ' He
also pointed out that prime government business was on an upward
swing, with expectations that the fourth quarterwill produce over
$400,000 additional prime-government contracts against a previously
projected quota of $128,000.—V. 192, p. 897.
prospectus, on Nov. 29, 1950, Abbotts Dairies, Inc.,
into Fairmont Foods. Approval of the merger
the
to
Fairmont
for
net income
the
standing
181,068
for the 1959 period. After preferred dividends,
equal to $2.38 per share on 2,254,294 shares out¬
1960.
For the first nine months of 1959 net
$2.72 on the smaller number of shares—2,070,100—
with $5,677,112
pares
month
nine
of
compares
message
company
will be merged with and
by
the
for
average
commoa shares
standing
mon
an
income
Net
equal after provision
on
Monday, November 7, I960
.
which joined the Gardner-Denver group in April of this year.
for the current nine months was $5,400,344.
This, com¬
Tool Co.,
period of I960,, after taxes, was
for preferred dividends to 34 cents per
common shares outstanding.
For the
comparable period in 1959, net income amounted to $21,060, equal to
10 cents
per commoa share on
164,714 shares.
For the i960 third
quarter, earning* were $4,233, or 2 cents per share on 187,84* average
share
.
approximately $3% million, sales by Apex Machine &
1960 total includes
30,
for-the corresponding
-
Fairmont Foods Co.—Files Exchange Plan—
registration
For the quarter ended Sept.
president.
Daggett,
195y.
income
Net
$65,568
ties.
401.
K.
sales aggregated $969,120 against $975,812
1960,
Buckley Street, Bristol, Pa., filed- a
registration
stacement with the SEC on Oct.
28, 1960, covering
60,000 outstanding shares of capital stock and 5-year warrants to
purchase 6,000 new capital shares.
It is proposed to offer these
securities for public sale in units, each consisting of one share of
stock
and ons-tenth
of a warrant (no sale will be made of less
tna:i 10 unl;s>. The principal underwriter is listed as Warner, Jennings,
Mandei & Longstreth.
The public offering price of the units will De
related to the price of the company's scock on the over-the-counter
market during the period immediately prior to the offering; and the
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The under¬
writers also will purchase from the company, for
$1,000, warrants
expiring in 19J5 to purchase 20,000 shares of company stock at $20
per snare.
The registration statement also includes 840 outstanding
capital shares to be offered for public sale (following the initial
public sale of the units) by Robinson & Co., Inc., of- Philadelphia,
and Michael A. Cruise and Adele Anne Cruise, of Devon, Pa.
Organised unaer Pennsylvania Jaw in January 1959, the company
designs, develops, manufactures and sells specialized instruments and
equipment intended to perform instantaneous, precise- measurements
i^SvS *or science* and industry.
At the time of the company's
formation, Herbert A.
Elion,
Presiuenv
aud bo_rd Chairman, and
Robert J. Zeigler, Vice-President, each received 150,000 shares of the
company's capital stock
in exchange for the one-half interest of
each in certain instrument developing models and related equipment,
for
which
interest
each had paid
$2,500.
The company now has
outstanding (in addition to certain indebtedness) 434,640 shares of
capital stock, of which Mr. Elion . owns 135,000 shares (31%) and
^%icr owns 141,000 shares
(32%). Each proposes to sen 30,000
shares, and they have agreed to «wa co tne company the net pro¬
ceeds received by them from such sale.
They ha *e agreed to man
tne
net
proceeds of such stock sale to the company on its 3Vt%
notes-, maturing one-half in five years and the balance m jlo
The agreement requires that tne notes oe subordinated to bank debt.
The net proceeds from said loan together with the proceeds
($1,000)
from the company's sale of 20,000 stock- purchase warrants, will be
used by the company to in part to pay off bank loan* aggregating
$15,000,
which were used for working capital,
the balance to be
added to the company's general funds.
The company also has granted
options to 18 persons to purchase an aggregate' of 25,300 shares
at an average price of $6-per share
(but as low as $2.48 per share).
—V. 190, p. 564.
Inc.,
Instruments,
Frederick
to
Instruments, Inc.—Files for Secondary—
Elion
Elion
.
corresponding
comparable because the
Milwaukee
well
as-
area.
T.
J.
Getzen
Gibraltar Financial
For
the
Oct.
the
like
31
yvill serve
as
Chairman of the Eoard as
consultant and advisor.
first
period
in
a
nine
of
report
Corp. of California—Net Up—-
months
last
to
of 1960, net earnings rose
president-Herbert J. Young
shareholders.
year,
22%.
over
announced
Volume 192
Net
for
earnings
the
Number 6001
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
975,996
the
on
stock
Sept.
30,
number
same
5%
a
at
1960,
paid
$1.37
versus
shares
of
dividend
72
or
58
cents
a
share.
cents
after
a
share
estimated
Federal
to
This
in
insurance
was
the
Federal
1,
which
tion
based
adjusted
are
for
in
and
attractiveness
financial
tar's
ings
v
accounts
to
Mr.
the
to
30,
He
the
made
to
Real
this
estate
$84,154,000
at
loan
the
to
by
the
soundness
unusually
loans
large
period
paid
of
sound
1959,
to
line
on
Total
lending
interest rate on
7%said Mr. Young.
exceed
policy
assets
spurs
-
in¬
remained
feel that
but
the-
of
at
the
this
is
basic
real-
"It
estate
is
indicative
economic
loans
level
onlv
n^t
health
of
at
the
of
end
the
1960
third
quarter
gain of more than $24.5 million over the assets of
recorded at Sept.
30, 1959.
Since the beginning of the
Mr. Young pointed out, assets have grown more than $20 million.
"Our ratio of. reserves to savings is
being maintained at a relatively-'
stable 7.2%,-" stated Mr
Young. "Under the Internal Revenue Code
of
amoun:
savings."
Construction
;
scheauie,
the
said
level
'
to
up
12%
Mr.
will
be
available
structure
will be completed this
month,
for
occupancy
the street
across
he
"Earnings for the first three
the
from
of.
/ '
added.
'.
.
Glen
Hudson
Mr.
Corp.—Acquires—
has
contracted
Coal'.Co. 'of
Albert
."Hudson
become
A.
Coal,
President
the
nation's
Bradbury,
The
the
of
Glen
purchase
Alden
Glen
sales
Alden
of
•continue
the
to
191,
market
sells
assets
of
2
Nov.
on
Alden
Coal
will
be
Co.,
Wilkes-Barre,
President
of
Pa.,
the
anthracite
The
comparable
under
under
its
the
period.'
brand
"Sterling
name
"Blue
Coal"
will
Hudson
and
at
chairman
the
of
directors
ago
history
the
record
by
26,
filed
1960,
of
similar
the
net
1.6%
three
of
quarter
equal
was
of
letter
a
with
notification
Mr.
months
nine
earnings
this
for
nine
nine
record
months
with
Based
the
were
the
Good
..
Goodyear
to
addition
In
shares
in
of
board
year
Tne
directors
of
dividend
cash
both
a
is
shareholders
to
Nov,.
in the
that
1959
of
year
.
V
ry.
a
15,
of
.
192,
*$775,241
-.1,590,129
1301:
cents
oper.
/
new
per
stock
dividend Dec.
I960.—V. -192,
ry.
—V.
p.
597.
tatement
$44,492,009
Mr.
39,557,683
36,178,800
$16,355
,
,v
\
,
"
\
52
rirl
in
hip.
rom
ists
the
Mr.
E.
of
World"
Guber,
Y.
West
SEC
Harburg, •
Oct.
on
be
;
'
the
to
24,
New
1960,
York,
covering
filed
a
et
by
$350,000 of
limited
ndian's
Rock
for
the
a
hearing.—V.
been
;
V
will be built in the heart of the
reservation in McLaughlin, S. D., Rudoipn
plant
Division
makes
were
in
bers
for
truck
will
the
191,
filed
of:
will
months
12
the
company
of
Lynch,
July 31,
common
stock
to
1959
year
stock
31,
and
debt;
value,
par
Kallgarten
Hemphill,
adjusted
1960,
first
mortgage
shares of
215,000
and
underwriters
the
3,075,000
named
the
company
additional
approxi¬
to
bonds,
cumu¬
shares
below
have
of
$10
following
severally
respective
Securities
Corp.
W. Pressprich & Co.^
Shearson, Hammill &
American
22,500
3,000
R.
3,000
3,000
Co,
6,000
Co.
Co.
&
Inc._.
Pacific
2,000
Northwest
Company
2,000
4,030
Spencer Trask & Co.-—
4,000
Tucker,
4,000
G.
Anthony
L.
R.
Jackson
.
2,000
A, Hogle & Co.»^—*.—
MiDonald & Co,
4,000
Co.
Webber,
J.
6,000
6,000
Co.. Inc...
&
Noyes & Co,__—
192,
Shares
Union
&
&
num¬
stock;
common
22,500
Curtis
&
stock
common
21 to stockholders
additional shares now
stock dividends since 1917.
Nov.
July
on
long-term
Pierce,
&
Weld
Paine,
were
the
on
common
common
of
quarterly
payable
paid
has paid
from
the
Dillon,
Becker
—V,
of
88%
ended
calendar
recent
is
be
not
stock, $100
stock.
purchase
Witter
G.
be
expected
are
common
Securities
A.
from
will
construction
1960
applicable
for
most
additional
$160,000,000
shares
White,
$88
Day
2,000
Walker
H.
2,000
&
Co
&
2,000
1197.
p.
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings—
already Lave been made
of
1961
to
cars
Period End. Sept. 30—
letter
stock
$
{jj
oper.
revenue.
21,043,064
22,283,793
193,640,232
200,459,891
Railway
oper.
expenses
17,325,959
16,930,100
158,958,511
159,950,752
Net
offered
be
■•/■.-/
5,353,693
34,681,721
40,509,139
1,434,689
8,795,224
13,133,689
Terminal
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—1959
oper.
revenue.
$812,788
expenses
625,018
$889,339
707,897
$7,094,479
oper.
5,797,805
$8,049,347
6,808,380
$187,770
$181,442
$1,296,674
$1,240,967
17,145
17,058
65,605
*20,559
Net
months
nine
3,717,105
1,208,053
Railway
,\.
and
ops.
ry.
Railway
'
-
'
1398.
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
par
$
'
income...
oper.
192,
with
at
capital.
quarter
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
Illinois
notification
of
to
1960—9 Mos.—1S59
tf>
Files With
—
1960—Month—1959
Railway
2090.
p.
a
comparable
period
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
ops.
income
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
1960
of
192, p. 1398.
to
$1.21
a
Sept.
of
as
quarter
third
30,
This
quarter.
$755,000,
the
or
compared
shares
$721,929,
was
:
■
sales
the
the
for
first
last
' "■
'
'
'
at
one
at
$4
it
which
in
said,
of
Dietrich
100%
of
electronics
moves
on
the
time
nine
current
of
the
although
year's
25,000
mil
each
Oct.
192,
■
mix.
duction
better
shares
797
pp.
on
•'
as
announced
of
of
projector
for
These
use
in
nuclear
systems,
stock
into
the
and
all
This
fields
of
manufactured
years,
Calif.,
to
NRI,
is
Inc.
advanced
plotting
.
./
Research
Gantz
and
assets
ox
gyroscope
over
One of its
Jack
star
approximately
continues
and
for
$100,000
a
and
have
as
ground
of
the
fastest
•
control
growing
and
optical
products
for
president,
companies on the
as
has
company
and
warrants
on
issued
to
purchase
warrant
efforts
cents
60
class
for
per
Edward
to
sell
to
agreed
share.
per
best
a
of
one
of
basis
has
$4
him
shares
A
each
five
recently moved
into
a
new,
The
at
company
(convertible
basisK
Net
$365,000,
of
has
now
into
class
will
be
for
used
300,000
outstanding.
A
proceeds, of the
Oct,
after
machinery
1961,
1,
sale of the
cla$s A
equip¬
and
leased
production,
controls,
for
for
and
Infrared Industries, Inc.—Merger Talk—
E.
Douglas Reddan,
Mass.,
and
terbrook,
Peter
F.
Conn.,
President
of
Infrared
Industries,
Inc.,
Brophy, President of Cramer Controls
jointly
Waltham,
Corp.,
Cen-
respective
managements have reached a tentative agreement, subject to approval
by the directors and stockholders of each company, to a combination
of
Cramer
Controls
Corp.
with
Infrared
Industries,
Inc.
In
connection
its
to
shares
of
after
of
common
announced
the
the
of
27
combination,
shares
equal
stockholders
stock
Oct.
on
proposed
additional
which
Infrared
of
for
to
that
would
Infrared
5%
Cramer
each
their
of
its
share
of
issue
outstanding
would
receive
common
two
stock
Cramer.
Plans
call
subsidiary
for
of
two
of
the
and
643,761
and
its
net
net
sales
of
Cramer
continuance
a
President of
of
have
Cramer
been
manufacturing
sales
net
as
directors
automation
Cramer's
with
Cramer
development,
industrial
operation
remain
present
Infrared
a
the
Infrared
Mr. Redclan will
in
with
stockholders
shares,
Infrared's
~
Development, which
'
a
prin¬
Franck,
tracking,
variety of fiberglass reinforced
Thomas A. Feeney, who continues
one
the
on
stock
share
adaptation
and
gyros
delivering,
a
into
,
astrodomes
five-year
fileda
125,000
N.
at
commission
stock
B
J.,
covering
1960,
facilities,
and
start-up costs for semi¬
advertising, research, inventory of electroworking capital.
The prospectus lists John A. Herbst as
President, Richard F. Leask
as
Vice-President, and William Lax as Secretary-Treasurer; and they
own, respectively, 17.5%, 21.7%
and 20% of the outstanding class B
stock. An additional 17.5%. is owned
by Joseph Grillo.
expansion,
president.
a
Hawthorne, Calif., firm developing and manuequipment for digital data logging functions, pro¬
industry.
Parabam
Coast.
William
systems,
devices,
and
built
Allen
and
The
class
of
items.
B
for
estimated
is made up of former
research,
costing
selling
a
expenses.
each
these
class
share
a
hydraulic
completion
president.
Berkeley,
for
25,000
stock,
.
continues
2,
for
company
conductor
24
industries.
of Plymouth,- Conn.,
has
equipment for more than 20
Uniconn.
Township,
Nov.
on
is engaged in the design and manufacture of electrical
and
electro-hydraulic
control
systems
and
subcontracted
precision
machining. It has recently undertaken the
manufacture of
doublediffused, broad base silicon diodes, but is not yet In commercial-pro¬
than
product
v*."' '•> " V *
common
Fearless
Caldwell
SEC
offered
receive
shares
share
per
The
operating
lower
"promises ' a
year."-—V.
J
related
and
Houston
the
to be
will
$20,000
Hindley
or
Corp.—Acquires—
Noah
Road,
with
stock,
shares sold.
in
experienced
was
plus
J.
three
the
in
for
share
income
A
Products, Inc.—Registers—
Clinton
78
statement
class
basis,
with
compared
46 cents per share,
increase
of
Control
of
public sale
The offering Is to be made by Edward
Hindley & Co.
1960.
Net
firm,
registration
share,
$20,705,170,
were
Industrial
,
1959.
in
after providing for preferred dividends.
periods were computed on the basis of
year
both
that
equal
were
Research Instruments,
Parabam
has
figures
share
per
and
the
of
the
in
Income
net
Power's
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
leasing divisions.
comprise
the
for
for
costs
funds
bonds,
Shares
all-time
an
approximately
Incurred
•
with
of
revenues
The company
to
of
mortgage
is
an
operating
public
utility
Idaho, which accounts for about
Oregon and Nevada.
in
and
cents
25
preferred
agreed
&
group
$6,902,000.
45
Oct.
Easanan
delivered
to universities
and
scientific
laboratories
throughout
country, with a present backlog of five additional systems.
Dr.
Alverez, University of California physicist, will serve as a con¬
West
Power
UNDERWRITERS—The
with
together
first
Construction
Comparable
and
of
value
par
-
.
sale,
loans
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
lative
preference
the
short-term
$35,683,000
sale
Fenner
$26,370,000.
$7,744,000.
record
from
facilities.
DIVIDEND—Idaho
i
Kidder,
—
Pierce,
underwriting
an
$15,000,000
f
power
Merrill
models
and
Inc.,
of
ftcuring
,
of
repay
operating
reflect
Y.—Files
Gideon
sultant
r
proceeds
sale
partially
being sold.
Purchase—
Car
third
period
1953
than
million
measuring
Luis
1,249,062
•
Offered
Lynch,
of
managers
portions
1
1196.
p.
Houdaille's
photogrammetry.
the
Merrill
electric
of
192,
notification
of
-
con-
with
1338.
p,
Stock
.
dividend
was
com¬
factual, stipulation
a
personnel from the Radiation Laboratory at Berkeley.
cipal products is the "Franckenstein," developed by
Jacques
Corp.—New Plant—
Standing
suspending
postponement
192,
1960
the
•
testing
jector
manufacturing
A
20,
September
Chairman
tracking
new
that
"y. Nuclear
play
compared
402.
p.
182,
Common
and
and
■
-Luffalo-Eclipse Corp.
acquisition
founder
in
play
profits.
Harn
the
companies
defense
A
1933
gyros
to .the
military
services
during
this
time.
Hofmann,
formerly
with
the
inertial
guidance
section
of Litton Industries, h?;s Joined Uniconn as a vice-president and will
direct
gyro
development
at
the
Plymouth
facility.
Fred
Jackman,
registration
producer acquired the right to present the
Fred Saidy and Henry Meyers. The music
composed
in
last
for
reported
Dietrich
Dr.
Offenbach. Mr. Guber has conracted with Cyril Ritchard to
direct the production and perform the
;ading .nale role. The total cost of opening a first-class production
f
the musical in New York City, including
all production expenses
nd the cost of an out-of-town try-out, is estimated at $3J50,000. The
roceeds
of
the
sale of partnership
shares will be applied to such
roduction. Purchasers of the shares will be entitled to 50%
of the
music
issued
of
design and manufacturing, nuclear instrument systems, ground support
equipment, and digital data systems for military and industrial u e.
$963,099
192,
publicly on Nov. 2 a new issue of 100,000
company's common stock at $50,375 per
this
ment,
of
213,032
80,939
are
'$33,615,000
10,
general
fleet.—V.
outstanding
the
quarter
Board
$7,000 units. The interests to be
presently entitled "The Happiest
"Happiest Girl Co.," a New York partrer-
offered
musical
and
the
Street,
54th
Oct.
Houston Fearless
$773,667
$88,919
Co.
aggregate
,was
City,
Nov.
Act
non-voting
company's
newest types,
sizes,
the
1960
share
in
703./•',
Mr.
-
the
in
Uniconn,
to
in
operations
a
.
the-
to
1
"
2,604,533
the
Rent
all
1960—9 Mos.—1959
rail¬
13,713
of
fourth
,2,514,840
to
York
New
counsel
letter
the
the
1,255,121,
above.—V.
share,
to be used for working
earnings
Peo
-v
RR.—Earnings-
$90,064
on
are
shares
said
He
and
&
of
to
1960
of
The
profits for this period,
1959, approximated what it expected from this
•"Presently^ anticipated business," , he concluded,
■
4,263,068
,
296,996
shares,
for
to
1959.—V.
—
REVENUES—Operating
without "underwriting.
funds of the corporation
months-primarily reflected inclusion for
$4,934,317..
$3,479,200
1,195,200; * 4,373,189
305,627
with
relate
the
of
cents per share, versus
months to Sept. 30; 1959.
(Lee)—Files for Offering—
artnership
ffered
be
for
a
Co.
revenues,
evidentiary
per
for
although market
year,
fleet.
44
$459,000 $39,658,000
4,242,645:
$1.37
Net1 sales
expenses
25
$12
of
providing
■
Securities
convertible
Record
$61,221,000 for
$20,101,000
$3,567,632
Guber,
and
needs.
included
of
of
quarter
Lee
1961
corporation
sales
gyro
Guber
the
number
be
1,408,547
$3,288,507
1398.:
p.
of
deliveries to
Per-share
19,
$385,915
income—
oper.
1S2,
at
previous
the third quarter.
It was also
has declined further and is now
in
a year ago when prices were rising.
amounted
to
$35,242,629
for
the nine
amounted
Corp.,
Power
Inc.
new
to
the
on
cartridges
Nov.
negotiate
filed
loans.—V.
including
cars,
1610.
p.
reported
with
1960—9 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
operations
way
Net
cents
of
L.
Earnings for
share,
$395,691
from
the
Bishop.
an
Alden
forthcoming
used
..
revenue—
oper.
revenue
57.4
Inc.,
from
SEC
four
Net
the
by Ralph F/Peo, Chairman and President, on Oct. 26.
/ For the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1960, the company earned $2,023,189 on sales of $67,570,520. This compared with $2,254,000 cleared
the Good¬
year-end stock dividend.
2%
■
Green Bay & Western
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Railway
Bishop,
on Nov. 1 announced
26,100 new vehicles, valued
of
acqui¬
Co.—Acquired—
PROCEEDS—Net
earnings
30/ 1960,
Dean
large
were
•'
.
p.
net
Sept.
filter
-/■/•>-
*
staff -to
used
the
$33,411,663
months
BUSINESS—Idaho
oil
opportunity
of
milled
which offered
*\
Results
rail-
income
* Deficit.—V.
the
Houdaille Industries, Inc.—Net Down—
and
the
•
Glen
Net
com¬
sales
RR.—Earnings—
;-3,198,241
,
operations*.—.--.
oper.
be
that
prices received in the 1960 nine-
the
copper
sales
with
for
dropped
share.
reported
at
15%
results
way
to
are
The proceeds
„
,
Net
of
part
now
ended
against
as
rings;
covering 225,000 shares of capital
($1 per share), without underwriting.
on
and the
$2,423,000
expenses
Net revenue from
25
under
1960
than
zmc
metal
first nine
Peabody
both
period,
the
both
construction
1960—Month—1959
revenue__
oper.
offered
be
192,
for
systems
operation.
said
last year.
Estimated taxes on in¬
$2,806,000; compared with $3,007,000 in the 1959 period, t
ore
Idaho
willingness
Cherokee
plans
will
the
stock
this
-
of 22 V2
Nov.
Grand Trunk Western
Railway
in the
declared
1
record
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper.
are
purchase
The
a
first
the
of
dedication
reported
India
payable Dec. 15
of
the
See
of
period.
for
It
of
Smith
facilities
months
Hazel
21,
cash.—V.
sue*-
'
.
Holden-Day, Inc., San Francisco, Calif.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
in
set
common
months
$1.77
formal
made
New Delhi,
cash dividend
near
to
the
in
venture
order-should
an
shares
unsecured
customer
•also
a
$52,899,557t
earned
nine
with
France,
is being
progress
plant
utilize
proved
Tne* Hertz 1961. model-year fleet will include
mainly deluxe "hard¬
top" four-door sedans equipped with automatic transmission, power
steering/radio and heater. Convertibles, sports cars and other models
Goodyear's widespread foreign operations had been running
substantially ahead of a year ago. The new French plant is now in
full operation, he said, as is the new Canadian plant at Medicine Hat,
Alberta.
Oct.
the
Smelting Co., Ltd.—Net Up—
current price of
was at this time
from
consisted
on
handling
head
president,
1959.
ana
Hudson Coal
Indian
cooperation
Chiefs- and
Oct.
Hazel
necessity
Corti'.—Plans
only
$1,184,526,548,
amounted
first
share compared
Amiens,
at
has
"The
Hertz, corporation
a
meet
of
plant
of
plants- to
plant
that
our
'
;
SEC
and
Fenner & Smith Inc
Compact
.
new
profits
industrial
postponement
approximately $20.7 million
highest
exceeded
$1,203,521,622
$58,917,842
Thomas,, just returned from the
pany's
the
22,820
to
reduce
Initial
year
second
bei*g
were
of
33,207,597
on
for
income
per
capabilities
Jacobs, Hertz President, said the planned j purchase will
Include
14,400 1961 model-year cars costing approximately $45.4 mil¬
lion for Rent A Car service, 8,000 1961
model-year cars costing approxi¬
mately $22 million for long-term fleet leasing, and 3,700 trucks at
on
this
of
were
period,
months
previous
first
net
for
manufacturing unit
and private indus¬
in
compared
Tons
best
was
the
totaled
come
the
Harn,
-..,'/
covering
Walter
year.
compared,
$1.59
to
and
the
the
1959.
of
outstanding,
now
what
Net
for
last
the
for
-with
Council
1S59.
from
,10.2%
of
first
company
in
sales
period
income
Net
decrease
the
sales
Both
1.
the
Council
preceedlngs
the
stock
higher
were
copper
Revenue
•
1959
for
a
afford
for
-.
proceeds
to
The
.
the same
level-as in
the correspondingearnings were moderately lower, E. J. Thomas,
board, announced after a meeting of the board of
of the
Consolidated
decrease
during
results
the
Cherokee
piston
?.
stop
filed by
to
avoid
...V"
million.
but
Nov.
on
the
,in
whether
order
(par $2)
.record
substantially
year
out
Tribal
for
adding
made
the
oounsel
statement
counsel
Hertz
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.—Net Down—
a
that
below
he added,
abundantly
Inc.—Hearing Postponed—
of
corporation
mately
maintained
site,
also
are
worked
about
"The
components.
hearing1 in
in
SEC
The
Coal."
label.
.
period
noted
*
the
.
Goodyear
plant
ior
months,
establishing
of
to
government
outstanding,
in
producer
materials
Fearless
noted that average metal
period
prices
Railroad
States.
Development Corp., Albany, N.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
stock
covering 85,000 shares of class A common stock (par 10 cents)
at $3 per share,, through Dean Samitas &
Co., Inc., New
York, N. Y. V''/ <//'*'■;
•'
The
proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes and
working capital.
/•=./,.
of
the
-
authorized
would
With
offered
Sales
United
period
Tne report
month
1
Oct.
on
comparable
Heartland
a
Coal.
Hudson
the EEC
be
the
and
which
.'■'"/
revealed.
during
'
corporation
shares
a
has
p..17,10.
Vn
to
of
is
request
of
pany
by
Alden.
Golden Crest Records, Inc., Huntington Station, N. Y.
'•—Files With Securities and Exchange CommissinuTrn
The
the
requested
the
.
■
the
deal
has
stock
common
registration
operating
announced
was
Glen
Corp.,
anthracite
*1218.
p.
it
the
nation's largest anthracite producer, recorded
$30,000,000 in 1959.
Hudson had sales of ap¬
$17,000,000
Alden
Glen
Coal,
Rock
$605,508 in the corresponding period of 1959.
earnings were equal to 42.8 cents per share on
1,055,700
SEC
1930,
largest marketer of anthracite, will.,
subsidiary of Glen Alden.
Harry
W.
notr
was
approximately
proximately
'—V.
price
Standing
almost unlimited
an
water
plans
it
company
on
in
the nine
taxes
automotive
At
the
third
new
*
Harn's
'
,
purchase
of
wholly-owned
President - of Glen
a
division
to
Scranton,' Pa:,
List,
of
of
themselves
to/determine
Alden
when
said,
both
of
continue
profit
-
Cherokee
satisfying."
Hazel Bishop,
-
;;/
.«
Alden
Cohen
for
were
variety
will
Houston
Hudson Bay reports for the nine months ended
Sept. 30, 1960, net
of $8,045,768, equal to $2,92 per share on the 2,757,973 shares
outstanding, compared with $6,821,941, or $2.47 per share, for the
lease
then
clause.
quarters of 1960 have
2202.
Glen
.
and
;
..
been
the
great
a
a
Allen
Shillito,
Hudson Bay Mining &
with
of
other
'•/'1
,
,
plant
renewal
plant
and
our
after
Hastings
profits for the entire year
page
the
for
central
.
had
Out
feasibility
Mr.
number
same
already exceeded
of 1959," concluded Mr/Young. "With
a
continued strong demand for loans and a
growing total of savings,
.1960
will
be
a
record
year
in
earnings and total assets."—V. -191,
•total
sitions
J.
Park,
Calif.,
designs
and
manufactures
vehicles,
missile
loading
devices,
missile
handling equipment.
In addition, the com¬
service
cargo
Robert
Barry
plant at McLaughlin will
merchandise and distribute its broad
north
and
1959.
Hastings,.. Mich.,
$451,946
shares
of
vver
,
industry,
Cherokee,
Buena
and
manufactures
pany
new
Harn's
These
The
To
The
,
on "
1961.
1,
Gibraltar
of
compared
floors
some
Feb.
on
in
at
weapons
shares
total
proceeding
kind
its
Hastings Manufacturing Co.—Net Down—
•-
seven-story Gibraltar Tower is
Young, and. it is ant.cipated that
parking
of
//'„../;'.
the
on
structure
four
*
7
free
tax
the
Cleveland, Ohio, plant
Cherokee operation.—V. 192, p. 898.
$96,877,000
are
build
option
Indians.
expectations,"
Bureau's personnel, the Tribal
•All
•
year,
reserves
the
and
of
the
people
profitable and
were
which
Affairs
learn
beyond
the
the
will
,
in
to
labor.
a
.earnings appropriated to
George
utilities
experiment
drawn
expected
workers
rtf
of
second
Mr. Cohen for Harn
Schmidt, Area Director as
highways. adjoin
electric
plant
an
as
first
cessful
over
of
the
plant
hydraulic
by
advantage of having
effectively
arterial
Indian
Indian
interesting
low
same
of
described
were
modern
•
Bureau
Sept.
at
the
reservation
31
Cherokee
'
,
Cherokee,
The
tne
throughout
out..that
Oct.
25-year
the
location
more
major
and
available.-.
-
area."
Gibraltar
of
$121,475,006,
Indian
with
reservation
to
tne
to
the
,
on
Sioux
a
like
only
products
pointing
sav¬
Gibraltar
at
of
Gibral¬
concluded."
$108,695,000
average
delinquencies
California
■
on
tnat
addition
Harn
of
amount
just
outstanding
Sept.*30,
12-month period.-. We
Southern
plant will be
signed
The
Corp.
reservoir,;
enable
try
date
continued
that
past
.our
to
year
has
note
the
.'**
afforded
three month
rate
in
of
comple¬
and
transporters,
Cherokee
was
of the Sioux,
employ
said
labor
a
strong continuing demand for loans has
slackening in this demand has been seen in
no
the
on
said
Construction
immediately
leading producer of quilts, comforters and
domestic and Institutional use, pioneered cue
last,year.
Harn
Cohen
will
unit
1960.
"In
.
from
safety
the
interest
annum
the
Mr.
31.
begin
Harn,
contract
Agard
Oct.
on
to
•
reservation
interested- witness.
an
It
,
that-
and
date.
to
year
creased
per
attracted
during
added
evidenced
4Va%>
our
the
position
Gibraltar
Young
been
of
and
1961.
-
.
Savings
plant is
of
nursery,
plant
year
announced
foot
Rock
Carolina
Chief
Harn
March
States.
D&oy
such
25
A
i
Total
savings and the number of account holders increased sub¬
stantially between the two periods, Mr. Young pointed
out,
At Sept30, 1960, savings amounted to $101,098,000, a
gain of $20,115,000 over
the
$80,983,600. in savings' At
Sept.; 30, 1959.' •
•
,*
«"In
the
past quafter alone,'*' stated Mr.
Young, "savings enjoyed
a
substantial increase-of $9,000,000.
Unsettled economic conditions,
the
United
lor
first
of
square
for
Standing
North
earnings are
appropriations
before
slated
the
Net
year.
and
25,000
is
The
earnings totaled $704,801
over earnings of $570,000
gain
of last
income
President
modern
pads
1960,
period
on
reserve.
share
common
Cohen,
shares
common
1960.
24%
a
like
taxes
per
outstanding
April
j In the three-months ended Sept. 30,
or
7
three
quarters ended Sept. 30, 1960
amounted
to $1,550,286, compared with
$1,272,362 for the like period a year ago.
Earnings amounted to $1.59 per share based on
outstanding
(1815)
as
of
a
its
separate
present
division
or
management.
Infrared, and it is proposed that
become
directors
of
Infrared.
participating for some time
sales program of infrared-type
jointly
and
controls,
for
its
income
for
its
fiscal
for
fiscal
year
such
year
ended Jan. 31. 1960, were $3.after taxes was $142,552.
April 30, 1960, were $1,-
year
ended
812,442, and its net income for such year was $122,207.—V. 192,
p.
798.
8
(1816)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
PROCEEDS—The
International Motor Hotel Corp., Anchorage, Alaska—*
The
corporation
the
SEC
par
($1
sale
25, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock to be offered at
multiples of 50 shares. No underwriting is in¬
Oct.
on
300,000
covering
in
share)
per
hard-bound
Exchange Commission—
Files With Securities and
plates
next
the
two
funds
The
to be used for working capital.
proceeds are
in
acquisition
at
years
company's
largest
will
manufacturers
net
use
expansion
of
of
New
from
proceeds
which
program
as
Board
will
program
Insurance
and
Co.
from
come
from
loan
a
cash
mutual
fund,
of
with
the
SEC
on
capital stock.
The
registration
statement
shares
of its
250,000
of
shares
fund
the
in
vestors
Keystone
will
exchange
of
Co.
listed
is
Boston
investors
with
securities
their
of
tax
without
realisation
of
to
the
I
Jahncke
Funds,
fund,
it
generated
the
by
Service,
Inc.
Testaments
luxe
de
limited
Railway
1960
the
cents
cash
„
,
of
Boston,
out¬
on
the 701,786
For
the
in
463
and
1,000
,
...
,
Offered
mon
of
the
the
oeing
sold,
shares
23,000
the
from
proceeds
the
and
company
shares
sale
selling
for
the
of
the account
stockholders.
None of
98,200
23,000
for
are
shares
will
by
received
be
loans
incurred
BUSINESS—This
Inc.,
company
all
operators
in
the
producer-distributors
dredging
of the largest
one
family-owned
business was started
about 1875
until this sale, was held by descendants of
The
improvements.
-and
hydraulic
and
(ready mixed concrete, sand, gravel, shell and
the greater New Orleans area. In the past two
has spent over $2,000,000 in new facilities and
in
products)
the
years
public sale of stock of Jahncke Service,
major
materials
building
related
first
the
five
United States
southeastern
of
is
the
of
one
proceeds from the sale of its shares to
unit currently under lease, to retire shortfor expansion and for working capital.
will use
dredging
major
bank
term
capital
stock,
founder.
the
sell,
and
EARNINGS—Revenues
for
and
net
income
was
$8,518,129
and
net
income
of
the
two
subsequent
months
seven
$8,307,898
In
ended
$337,642,
$187,157
months
the
and
earnings
17 V2
tives,
entitled
be
the
Dec.
the
the
than
30,
Bache
cash
of
declared
dividend
1961 to
cash
a
payable Jan.
11,
Purchasers of the stock being offered
The board has declared its intention
1960.
dividend.
dividends
the
retained
company
and
directors
common,
on
bulk
basis.
for
quarterly
a
earnings
its
of
expansion.
in
funded
of
$100
$2
debt,
10,710
value,
par
shares
and
of
non-cumulative
4%
shares
602,424
of
preferred
stock
common
stock
outstanding
value.
par
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
names
the
several
underwriters
and
company
the
selling
stockholders
forth
set
are
below.
Clark,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.— 31,200
& Derbes,
Inc.:
2,000
Cassell
&
Co.,
Investment
Crane
Dempsey-Tegeler
A.
Kohlmeyer & Co
2,500
Nusloch, Baudean &
10,000
3,000
Rowles, Winston & Co._
Scharff & Jones, Inc
I.
Co.,
Co
&
:
Co
Robert
equal
forth
set
selling
the
to
Son
&
in
2,000
St. Denis J. Villere &
5,500
u.—
J.
Winslow,
Williston
R.
Labouisse,
&
Cohu
below,
Co.
have
for
acting
are
Lee
purchase all
(but not less
sold by the selling stockholders.
Shares
the
stock,
company
of
to
SEC
Net
compensation
plan
1960.—V.
19,
officers
adopted
192,
p.
and
the
to
pursuant
&
Inc.
Co.,
Mitchum,
1,300
_
—V.
Pacific
5,200
Reynolds
Corp.
5,200
Shields
-
the
by
403.
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
1960—Month—1959
192,
p.
Railway
oper.
revenue,
$429,904
$373,579
$3,882,334
5,200
J.
5,200
Sutro
&
Net
oper.
expenses
236,275
235,199
2,227,196
2,297,698
Net
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
ry.
$193,629
$138,380
$1,655,138
$1,839,681
115,875
ops.
56,170
614,775
654,270
income
oper.
192,
1398,
p.
real
dian
real
This
of
3,200
for
convertible
Lehman
public
estate
5,200
Brothers,
development
and
unissued
at
per
share,
$5.87 V2
Limited,
stock is
whose
company,
on
on
Oct. 28 that
publicly-owned Cana¬
a
listed
both
on
Exchanges, had approved the sale of 400,000
Toronto
and
Park
shares
Canadian
funds,
Limited
Park
Thorncliffe
of
will
Kratter
and
stock
the
have
option to purchase up to 95,000 additional shares at the same purchase
there are approximately 470,000 shares
of stock
presently outstanding, 495,000 shares will give Kratter ma¬
jority control of the company.
by
Dec.
31,
Since
1960.
shareholders of Thorncliffe Park Limited held
yesterday at
Toronto,
Canada,
an
overwhelming majority—383,013
shares, were voted in favor of the sale to Kratter and 3,381 shares
At
meeting
a
voted
Entry
the
of
against
into
Kratter
of
with
the
proposal.
the
—V.
191,
of
picture
the
funds
necessary
site
a
metal
forge
Period End. Sept. 39—
capital
1960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$4,260,136
$3,020,354
$498,381
$73,055
283,323
168,428
2,501,966
2,382,809
ops
$215,058
*$95,373
$1,758,170
shares
of
511
Mellon
Bank
income__
oper.
91,830
*51,937
773,233
315,737
ry.
Pa.,
Latrobe,
manufactures and distributes
company
a
broad line
of
aluminum
accessories, coated materials, aluminum railing and columns
and exterior use, and a
variety of aluminum combination
storm-screcn sash and doors and related products.
The products are
used primarily for improvement of
existing residential structures, but
siding and
interior
for
also
in
new
sale
pany's
residential
for
ance
construction.
additional
of
construction
and
stock,
installation
Of
the
$150,000
of
net
will
proceeds
be
additional
an
used
of
tne
com¬
finance
to
paint line
the
and
the
bal¬
working capital.
company now has outstanding 267,245 shares of common
addition to certain indebtedness.
AH
the stock is owned by
President,
Zappone,
other
one
Of
are
holders
is
a
the
to
whom
of
C.
F.
seven
owned or
shares to be
sold
by
balance
by
107,755
shares,
will
Elmer C.
members
the
of
continue
to
are
sold
Keller
the
three
John
and
by
by
and
about
Zappone,
the
of
J.
32
family and
three Zappone brothers.
stockholders
7 500 shares
members
family.
brothers
50.6%
StOCiC*
A
and
officers,
Zappone
stock
the
selling
Zappone
Zappone
own
B.
members
controlled
company
75,000
be
families
and
of
his
After
and
of
the
family and the
the
sale
members
then
of
of
(he
their
outstanding
Kingsport Press, Inc.—Common Stock Offered
Public
offering of 121,000 shares of common stock of
Kingsport
Press, Inc. (Kingsport, Tenn.) was made on Nov. 2
by
an
underwriting group managed by Lehman Brothers
and W. H. Newbold's Son & Co. at
$22.50 a share. Of the
shares offered, 70,000 shares represent new
financing by
the
company
and
51,000 shares
shares already outstanding.
a
1399.
p.
and
Period End.
secondary offering of
of
company
as
Rothschild
22
all
Its
in
which
in
area,
other
It
venture.
and
extent
licensees
licenses
oil
It
50%
including
it
the
law
in
October,
individual
both
and
cor¬
lease
has
carry
rated
stock,
Board
under
owned
the
The
Petroleum
by
and
properly
all
to
owned
the
to
owned
of
In
of
1960,
Corp.,
1,000,000
and
by
the
and
the
Ltd.,
Water
of
the
incorpo¬
Israel Corp.
50%
by
the
joint
in
Israel
oil
In
and
to
property.
The
"Matsada"
pursuant
1959,
equipment
certain
to
Matsada's
of
November,
drilling
in return for
proportion
by
on
Corp.
cent
per
IOP.
venture,
carried
were
and
credits
the
of
company
ownership
assumed
oil
other
and
43.4%
proceeds
for
the
owned
of
will
the
be
used
logical and
IL.
1,841,209,
and
a
debt
Matsada
of
acquired
control
corporation,
by
Israel-Negev
of
the
purchase
capital
from
stock, for cash, at 50 cents
three of its directors of 588,000
Simultaneously with
agreement with Negev,
Petro¬
from
I960—9 Mos.—1959
170,697,452
expenses
15,456,183
13,692,985
139,023,088
137,974,929
2,637,140
4,778.326
30,507,033
32,722,523
1,220,278
1,731,059
11,958,228
13,202,814
Net
Net
from ry.
rev.
ry.
—V.
income
oper.
192,
ops.
1612
p.
sales
the
over
period
for
Net
the
company's
and
company
where
to
the
drill
per
it
of
share,
shares
at
sale
exploration
of
of
ordinary
the
oil
shares
lease
will be
and
oil
used
licenses
and
company
exploratory
producing
owns
wells,
wells.
to purchase
geophysical work, and other related
owns
3,100,000
of
for
as
compared
increase
share
nine
the
earnings
of
new
the
first
months
nine
of
shares
(combined)
amounted
year,
to
class
of
and
A
compared
as
first
the
for
$2,036,020
for
$2,842,543
with
1959.
style
introductory
in
including
programs
merchandise;
the
with
McGregor's
new
general
economic
1
line
D.
Basics
costs
in
F.
R.
expanded
increases
mer¬
and
labor
of
Completion
trend.
of
phases
of the new
programs
is
expected to result
beginning early in 1931 with resultant improve¬
earnings-sales ratio.—V, 190, p. 1939.V ' -'
increased
ment
for
taxes,' amounted
to
$991,020
preceding year, a decline of 27.8%.
against $1.31.
as
current
a
income
the
program;
coupled
in
line
with
the
materials
the
in
company
advanced
in
the
period
is
McGregor-Doniger
and sports wear.
Sept. 30, 1930 were $40,206,926
the like period
in
1959.
This is
for
taxes
earnings for the same
Harry E. Doniger, Chair¬
by
casual
earnings
cents
before
net
today
1,025,000
on
97
were
—
increase
an
ended
for
$1,372,543
Eown
showed
Doniger attributed lower earnings to costs involved in launching
several
of
Net
1960
President.
boy's
$38,170,795
of
but
ago,
months
provision
with
months
same
and
nine
5.3%,
earnings
Messrs.
year
Doniger,
men's
with
stock
B
N.
the
of
compared
Net
announced
was
Up—Net
months
a
after
year,
nine
it
William
sales
Inc.—Sales
first
period
declined,
and
man
Per
the
same
volume
the
McLouth Steel Corp.—Net Soars—
The
for
Detroit
the
share
months
after
based
earnings
of
corporation
nine
earnings,
of
$7,463,567
1959.
Net
shares
outstanding.
$1,95
or
per
that
23
$3.62
to
This
The
common
per
with net
like period
compares
share
common
earnings
net
$13,120,965.
were
the
in
/;
earnings
cents
Oct.-
on
Sept. 30,
1960
dividends, amounted
3,471,254
on
announced
ended
preferred
per
resulting
for
common
from
the
third
share.
quarter
This
of
compares
the
industry-wide
the
first
steel
1960
with
strike
loss
net
a
in
or
93
$3,193,566
$3,445,658
were
of
third
the
quarter
of
1959.
Net
sales
in
'Pared
with
$135,101,878
nine
in
quarter
net
sales
of
the
the
third
of 1960,
$6,213,221 in
M.
A.
have
Cudlip,
the
the
stated
Maine Central
of
1960
of
that
of
$167,035,092
1959.
In
•
with
compared
com-
third
sales
the
net
1959.
McLouth's
ingot
present
were
period
$49,871,452
quarter
company's
completion
of
same
were
President,
increased
represent
months
capacity
facilities,
new
to
expansion
2.530.000
plans.—V.
net
192,
which
tons,
598.
p.
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
1960—Month—1959
196"—9 Mos.—1959
shares
Railway
oper.
revenue,
$1,848,368
cper.
expenses
1,606,827
1,640,696
14,473,714
15,124,386
ops.
$241,541
$355,223
$3 959,733
$7,505 534
income—
122,466
147,818
1,495,038
1,287,225
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
oper.
192,
ry.
$1,995,919 $18,443,447 $18,629 920
1400.
p.
such
The
(20% )
and
geo¬
activities.
Israel
Marine
View
Electronics, Inc., Jamaica, N. Y.—File
Exchange Commission—
With Securities and
*u™««orpora.tIon
SEC
the
covering
offered
The
at
$3
per
proceeds
on 0ct- 28- 196°. filed a letter of notification wit
100,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to b
share, through Fund Planning, Inc., New York, N. Y
are
to
be
used
for
general
corporate
purposes.
proceeds
equipment, for
The company has outstanding 15,565,000 ordinary shares,
Mekoroth Napht Ltd. owns 6,673,109 shares
(42.8%), Israel
Corp.
RR.—Earnings-
1960—Month—1959
Railway
company
its
of
from
the
than
192, p. 8J9.
oper,
oil
liabili¬
by Universal Petroleum.
The exploratory
and development work Is expected to be carried out
principally in areas
other
outstanding 1,740,444
by Leon Alpert,
Lorenz, Executive
owned
William
Railway
a.vs
the
certain
$1,099,355.
development
by
has
is
by
by all officers and directors.—V.
Nashville
&
Sept. 3C-
Matsada
15,500,000 ordinary s
their
a
stock
acquisition,
the company
entered into an
pursuant to which the company
will drill for Negev on certain oil licenses in Israel owned bv Universal
Petroleum Corp., a Delaware corporation, wholly owned by Negev.
The
net
20.6%
19.4%
169,536,121
United
Ltd.,
Co.,
Ampal-American
Fifty
with
aggregating
purchase
price.
venture
Co.,
Delaware
a
shares
same
the
company,
issued
Matsada
July,
leum
residents
are
by
and
venture.
and
the
by
licenses
oil
of
together
to the
Petroleum
to
two
Mekoroth
by
Israel,
joint
Petroleum
company,
lease,
ties
latter
Corp.,
Drilling
the
licenses
assigned
the
of
of
operations
with
held
was
the
owned
was
laws
terests.
lease
and
Development
United
contract
company
Chairman,
18,471,311
commercial
respect
were
both New York corporations. IOP was
by Solel Boneh, Ltd., Mekoroth Water Co., Ltd., Israel Develop¬
Corp., Xavier Federman, and other persons owning minor in¬
ment
the
which
of
18,093,323
pro¬
by
Petroleum
Israel
greater volume of receivables and inven¬
^
;
.'vP.
a
been
one
in
are
with
stage
oil
an
oil
only
present
which
wells
26
and
which
on
at
owns
development
licenses
Such
Israel
of
license
a
It
operates
in
still
State
owners,
production.
which
is
under
Israel, who had theretofore been operating
formed to explore and develop an oil lease
was
in
corporations,
States.
electro-mechanical relays and certain
the sale of debentures will be used
revenue-
chandising
Lapidoth Israel Petroleum Co., Ltd. ("Petroleum"),
40%
by
Israel
Oil
Prospectors
Corp.,
Ltd.
("IOP"),
5%
by Sam
Friedland, and 5%
by Max Orovitz. The first two. above* named are
Israel
of
defray
oper.
Boulevard,
various
of
in
Israel,
is
licenses.
of
organized
was
consolidation
a
of
joint
a
and
Oil
I
to
Railway
this
■
The
were
The
in
products,
proceeds
indebtedness,
Vice-President, and
class
and
The
192,
Tel-Aviv, Israel, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 27, 1960, covering 1,500,000
ordinary shares, to be offered for public sale by employees of the
company. The public offering price is
to be supplied by amendment.
Such price will be
payable in State of Israel independence issue or
first-development issue bonds, or partly in cash and partly in such
production.
filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 28 covering 107,755 shares
of common stock, of which 32,755 shares are to be offered for public
sale by the issuing company and 75,000 shares, being outstanding stock,
by the present holders thereof.
The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Singer, Deane &
Scribner is listed as the principal underwriter.
Building,
to
to
common
President
$637,545
from
"Lapidoth" Israel Oil Prospectors Corp. Ltd.—Registers
1959,
are
.
addition
In
Net
revenue
"Lapidoth,"
ducing
of
company,
wire
Net
$2,000,000
tories.
as
found
Keystone Alloys Co.—Offering and Secondary—
This
sells
and
products.
working
RR.—Earnings—
expenses
oper.
oper.
ry.
terms
'
McGregor-Doniger
rev.
Peabody & Co.,
The interest rate,
to be supplied by
Stone.
&
of
Superior & Ishpeming
Railway
Roland
underwriting
and
2639.
p.
Lake
1,' 1980,
the cost of additions to plant, equip¬
ment and other facilities,, of which about $1,000,000 will be
used in
connection with the company's commercial operations; and the balance
to be used in whole or in part to acquire the stock or assets of other,
businesses if suitable opportunities arise for such purchase, or to meet
the
working capital requirements arising from any such acquisition.
Any proceeds not so used will be used to meet expected increased
requirements arising from the growth of the company's business, lor
Thorncliffe Park
with
its current
provide
ahead
Dec.
is primarily engaged in the research, development and
use; and it also manu¬
Louisville
will
to
York, filed a regis¬
covering $5,000,000
to be offered
New
1960,
of electronic equipment for military
follows:
as
.
approximately 360 acres situated 12 minutes
away from downtown Toronto.
Approximately 1,500 apartment suites
nave
been
completed in this development and 3,000 additional suites
are contemplated.
A shopping center of 112,000 square feet of rentable
area
is presently under construction.
Future plans call for the con¬
struction
of
commercial office buildings, industrial factory buildings,
as well
as the completion of the 4,500
middle-income apartment suites.
development
due
debentures
Model,
and
price
company
factures
this
the
of
announced
Exchanges,
Offering—
825 Bronx River Avenue,
the SEC on Oct. 27,
with
amendment.
'
whose
company,
Coast
/
Corp.—Proposes
subordinated
offering
The
the board
stock is listed
1493.
p.
$6,093,102
683,184
public sale through underwriters headed by Kidder,
1,300
of
192,
statement
3,200
—
*405,545
Electronics
$3,583,050
*1,901,480
$860,179
131,371
$229,234
ry.
corporation,
5,200
Co._
&
ops.
income—
oper.
tration
Boyce______
from
Loral
—
&
$5,865,605 $47,061,768 $51,816,465
5,059,426
43,478,718
45,723,363
5,034,736
♦Deficit.—V.
"
.
and. chairman
.
Thorncliffe
of
estate
the American
as
$3,991,107
1,537,356
1960—9 Mos.—1959
I960—Month—1959
$5,263,970
expenses
oper.
ry.
5,200
Co.
&
Net
1,300
Co.
Co.
&
Strauss
S.
,
president
Pacific
and
stockholders
porate,
Net
28,567
revenue
oper.
rev.
Inc.——
Co.,
Walston & Co., Inc.
5,200
(
authorized
$4,128,379
Railway
$3,258,171
2,852,006
$597,026
273,092
RR.—Earnings—
Island
Long
&
bonds.
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$388,161
deficit
1303.
Period End. Sept. 3C—
3,200
Stein Bros.
1,300
——C
Kratter,
publicly-owned
the
of
provisions
company's board
1960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$4,175,278
$4,256,276 $39,029,223 $40,953,367
3,787,117
3,659,250 35,771,052 36,962,260
operations——
oper,
Railway
Railway
1,300
r—
Jones
Northwest
5,200
Co._.
Inc
Co.
a
emmoves
RR.—Earnings-
rail¬
from
revenue
ry.
manufacturer
and
772,419
&
Templeton
Corp.—Gains Control—
Kratter
♦Deficit.—V.
key
terms
*$26,677
*696,696
70,484
1399.
p.
expenses
oper.
way
Net
5,200
Sons—_
&
&
Rhoades
Loeb,
McCarley
5,200
Inc.
1302.
p.
Marvin
registration
covering 75,000 shares of
1960.
certain
to
subsidiaries
Oct.
on
28.
Oct.
on
offered
be
its
or
preferred
a
directors
of
the
with
statement
common
192,
*$1,173,431
$8,075
*$201,430
ops.
ry.
income—*137,790
Railway oper. revenue--
production
Net
East 40th Street, New York, filed
526,012
Valley
Lehigh
Mid-Continent Securities
3,200
&
Co.
&
M.
Co.
Co.—
Co.
&
Carl
5,200
—;
Inc.__
Co.
& Co._
Freres
192,
Net
corporation, 22
expenses
oper.
I960—9 Mos.—1959
$2,903,931
$4,527,921
4,077,362
4,554,598
$534,087
446,931
from
an
This
$245,441
oper.
rev.
ry,
Lehman
representa¬
as
5,200
Higginson Corp.
—V.
Corp.—Files Stock Plan—
RR.—Earnings—
I960—Month—1959
revenue-
Period End. Sept. 30—
2,000
Inc.
1033.
Johns-Manville
79,587
♦Deficit.—V.
to
agreed
whom
3.200
Co.
&
&
Garrett
Railway
Stetson
&
$669,863
62,689
Underwriting
the
stockholders
named
10,300
Co.
&
Securities
Hallgarten
3 500
Beane__
2,000
5,000
Co.__
$607,605
2,293
1959
2,090
Steiner, Rouse & Co
$59,225
18,511
oper.
Railway
20,600
duPont
Equitable
2.000
Weil,
p.
amounted
$1.86 a share
during
2,000
Schweickhardt
&
Sanford_,
192,
10,000
2,000
Smith
6,500
&
.
Howard,
—V.
5,000
Co.
3,000
2,000
&
&
2,000
Sons
Inc.
Hallgarten
Hattier
Miller,
&
Kay, Richards & Co.__——
Co
Evans
A.
Mellen
Kees_____—_
&
Edwards
G.
Clement
Inc.
Inc.
Co.,
01
12,000
2,000
Podesta &
Cruttenden,
Ducournau
Inc
Joseph,
2,000
Arthurs. Lestrange & Co—
F.
Friedrichs & Co
Railway
severally, will be obligated to
sold by the company, and all
to be
—_
Dodge
Francis
Limited
Shares
Shares
Arnold
a
conditions
and
Co.—
&
C. Bradford
respective numbers of shares which they have agreed to purchase from
C.
and
Newbold's
shares
Becker
G.
A.
J.
the
and
Dec.
to
of the 51,000 shares to be
Stearns
Bear,
were
the
equal
underwriters
the
Co.
&
price
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of the company, after giving effect
the current sale of 121,200 common shares, will consist of $1,038,968,
of
terms
company
Brothers
Barth
J.
$90,251
ry.
quarterly
pay
1959.
Newbold's Son
H.
preliminary reports
two months last
1960,
12 V2
2 offering.
1960, gross income was $13,964,$1.30 a share, compared with
share, respectively, in the cor¬
July 31,
of
underwriters,
70,000
30,000)
Lehman
W.
p.
Railway
severally agreed to purchase, the number of shares of com¬
opposite its name below. Subject to such terms and con¬
has
ops.
income—1399.
stock set
ditions,
of
ended
$912,262,
H.
$2,502,861
1,832,998
Period End. Sept. 30—
31,
Net
$1,303,128,
to
months
W.
corresponding
the
1960,
the
payment
the
past
19,
on
15,
this
to
the
consider
to
In
modernization
to
and
American
Oct.
share
cents a
of record
holders
will
above
of
For calendar 1959, the company reported revenues of $14,032,415
net income of $674,264, or $1.31 per share.
DIVIDENDS—On
of
8%
were
of
1959.
revenues
period
same
totaled
1960
with
compared
for
Sept.
to
July 31,
'
indicate
to
Board
company
$1.09
of
$2,385,702
1,778,097
year
Oct.
quarterly dividend of
stockholders of record
a
the
of
or
the
the
each
Brothers
Lazard
year.
each
On
Shares
company
a
time.
dividend.
$766,648
seven
$255,927
196,702
shares outstanding prior to the Nov.
common
company.
The
acquire
to
in
dividends
stock
income
net
months
and
to
Subject
oversubscribed and the books closed.
the
income
income
net
responding
—
and
seven,
Agreement,
PROCEEDS—Of
declared
annual
an
expenses
201,251
from
oper.
192,
Net
$19,816,600
.
Stock
and
EARNINGS—Gross
to
$100,000
cash
time
from
It
dividends
$291,502
oper.
rev.
1960—9 Mos.—1959
revenue-
oper,
ry.
—V.
1960—Month—1959
Sept. 30—
Lehigh & New England
paid
dividends
Directors
share, payable Jan. 2, 1961 to
is the present intention
of the
per
1960.
6,
of
Board
has
company
stock
and
1344
Net
Net
editions.
DIVIDENDS—The
since
Hemphill, Noyes & Co. and associates offered publicly
on Nov. 3, 121,200 shares of Jahncke's common stock of
$2 par value priced at $11 a share. The offering was
4
and
Federal
the
books manufactured by the company include
textbooks, reference sets and encyclopedia; adult
of fiction, history, biography and poetry; Bibles,
hymnals; technical texts and private editions, and
college
books
for
paid
■-
.
Common
—
and
juvenile
Ry.- -Earnings-
Lehigh & Hudson River
Railway
business.
$11,161,897
■■.■■■
'
The
individual
Inc.,
owns
which
and
management
and
capital gains
Custodian
adviser
capital shares of the fund, for
L. Sholley is listed as President.
S.
fund.
quality
of
good
diversification
the
for
the
investment
be
blocks
large
Keystone
purposes.
will
standing
cash.
medium
a
holdings
income
which
holding
the
school
in¬
to
offered
be
to
law on Oct. 17, 1960, the fund is a
company
whose stated
purpose
is
under Massachusetts
open-end
investment
provide
a
principal underwriter.
the
as
to
will
filed
1960 covering
transaction in
Oct.
31,
minimum
acceptable
securities
Offg
Mass.,
Boston,
Shares
$50,000.
be
for
diversified
Organized
Street,
Congress
50
prospectus lists Itzhak Eilam, of Israel,
The
7%,
owns
Chairman.
Period End.
The
from
BUSINESS—Hard-bound
Investors Capital Exchange Fund, Inc.—Proposes
This
York,
contem¬
machinery and equipment during the
approximately $6,000,000. The additional
of
the
Life
States,
an
land,
of
cost
a
for
Mutual
in
the
of
one
United
the
shares
70,000
required
Penn
volved.
company,
books
the
of
Monday, November 7, J.S60
.
.
.
Merrimack-Essex Electric
Co.—Financing Cleared—
The
of
which-
America
Development
1
Corp.
SEC
has
authorizing
shares
for
a
of
cash
issued
order
an
Merrimack-Essex
its
common
stock
consideration
of
to
to
under
issue
$2,500,000,
the
and
its parent,
sell
Company Ac
additional 125,00
Holding
an
New England
and
to
offer
Electric Systeir
sell, at com
and
Volume
192
Number 6001
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1817)
petitive
bidding,
proceeds
of
75,000
shares
of
$100
preferred
par
stock.
The
net
the
financing will be applied to the payment of the
indebtedness, expected to aggregate $12,275,000 when
the proceeds of the financing are
received.—V. 192, p„ 1400.
issuer's short-term
& Co. and
$11
since
&
June
Net
H.
for
the
from
months
compared
After
with
Sept.
months
$30,482,755
$378,794
in
cents
compared
for
ended
provision
73
the
Sept.
the
1960
1960
amounted
period
24.
increased
year
a
corresponding
to
period
$$29,658,500
of
The
taxes,
net
income
to
$587,788,
amounted
last
year,
durng
compared
increase
an
the
of
per
47
cents
in
nine
the
months
third
share
per
ended
of
Sept.
quarter
of
1959,
which
included
two
the
in
not
assets
$2,500,000,
1960, net income amounted to
share, compared with $1,178,578,
under
the
laws
continuously
and
of
in
the
the
plant now
founded
was
State
of
Milwaukee
in
192,
furnish
ness
Wisconsin
since
area
being at Cudahy,
in
that
suburb
a
1907.
of
of
has
its
operated
main
and
of
to
ness
the
located
concerns
business
in
capitalization
will
efforts
of
mated
the
carbonated
company
product
in
producer
this
equipment
line
occupies
designed
for
spirits,
GIVING
manufacturing
of
over
is
the
leading
bers
In
packaging
and labeling containers
cosmetics and chemicals.
drugs,
shares
of
Carl
M.
PRESENT
TO
♦Common
($5
of
treasury
FINANCING
solely
Outstanding
of
stock
($100
par)
par)
Loeb,
Rhoades
♦Shares
and
amounts
of
stock
common
shown
outstanding
as
reservation
the
of
75,000
shares
Sttfck
Employees'
of
Option
$5
value
par
stock
for
issuance
forth
busi¬
invest
may
in
shares
company's
common
stock.
Barth
&
W.
below.
&
Model,
G.
I.
&
&
Stone
Hartnett
Newhard, Cook & Co
12,000
Peltason, Tenenbaum Co.c._
3,000
R.
1,700
Co
Reinhold
&
of
als
has
&
Mellen
Inc.
&
Stix
real
'estate
Baird
&
Co.,
commitment
346,300
to
shares
&
Sutro
600
&
2,000
Inc
&
1,500
Mosley
500
Co
Inc.
is
acting
Taussig,
Day
&
&
Co.,
stock
below,
whom
for
Robert
of
Blyth
&
&
Warren
through
Goldman,
Harriman
Shares
Rodman & Renshaw
Shearson, Hammill &
&
4,500
Co.,
4,500
Singer,
William
Peabody
Lehman
Lynch,
Fenner
Paine,
Co
._
Bateman,
Bosworth,
400
—
Smith, Barney & Co.
Witter
J.
Hilliard
B.
Becker & Co.
Co.
Co.,
&
Blunt
Ellis
Courts
Inc._
Masten &
McDonald
&
Newhard,
&
the
Sept.
Bingham,
2,200
—
Bell
Braun,
2,200
Co.
Cook & Co
Emch &
Co—
&
Monroe
1,200
&
Co.,
Jaeckels
Meulen
Ver
2,200
Co— 1,200
Co
1,200
Co.
McKee
Inc.
1,200
&
and
&
Inc.
1,200
Inc
1,200
Inc.——
Co.
&
funds
short-term
In
shares
company
insurance
operate
15.5%.
bank
$100
J.
J.
J.
P.
bank
has
corporation, an electronics manufacturing, sales and research
development company has been organized by Apollo Industries,
Inc., it was announced, on Nov. 1 by Irving F. Levitt, chairman of
Hayden
holds
will
be
fiers
microwave
solid
and
satellites,
State
will be the production of microwave
devices, Mr. Levitt said. Among these
unit's initial operation
devices,
semiconductor
all
oscillators,
state
missiles
and
microwave
designed
for
low
noise
in
use
ampli¬
computers,
and communications equipment. Facilities for Micro
in a new plant now under construction at New
contained
will be
Providence, N. J. It is anticipated that actual production and shipment
will
be
under
way
Samuel
Dr.
within 60 days.
has
Weisbaum
resigned
as
manager
of
an
advanced
com¬
ponents group at RCA to serve as president of Micro State. Basil
Levin, formerly general manager of Vermiculite Industrial Corp.-in
South
Africa,
Micro
has
State.
who
Engineering at
search
and
and
the
resigned
has
RCA,
Institute
of
members
Other
Kestenbaum,
vice-president
named
been
J.
John
who are
RCA,
and general manager of
organizing
group
include
Industrial
manager,
as
Aaron
Transistor
formerly with Microwave Re¬
vice presidents.
Saul Leder-
Sie,
to be
with Raytheon
and RCA, will be Micro State's
director of material development; Dr. Lome Armstrong, recipient of the
handler,
David
formerly
Sarnoff
Award
in
will
1959,
be
director-of device
development;
and Dr.
Joseph Singer, formerly director of finance of Apollo Industries,
will be director of finance and treasurer.
It
also
was
assets
Co.,
of
its
by Mr. Levitt that Apollo has disposed of the
Nut & Bolt Fastener Division to C. K. Garrett
announced
American
Philadelphia, for cash. The amount was not disclosed, but it was
the proceeds were employed to acquire preferred stock and
stated that
67%
of
the
Apollo
moving
the
common
Industries,
structural
in
steel
a
formation
and
wholly
in
stock
of
Micro
heretofore
the
new
1958
State.
engaged
of
manufacture
of
chiefly
allied
in
the
products,
fabrication
of
to
be
appears
The company was instrumental in
Materials and Equipment Corp., and
direction.
Nuclear
1
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i
+
T } '
«
Mid-States Business
(
1 V '
*
Capital Corp.
*
'
—
4
* '
Common Stock
Offered—Public
stock
of
this
offering of 225,000 shares of common
corporation was made on Nov. 2 by an
underwriting group managed, by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
i
million
in
the
192,
the
loans
have
Southern
&
an
been
expenses
224,815
214,747
2,034,043
2,045,304
$81,911
$117,122
$797,841
$1,267,334
22,460
43,485
249,918
471,122
from
ops.
income
oper.
192,
ry.
15%
of
$3,312,636
1400.
p.
1960—Month—1959
operating revenue
Rwy. operating expenses
Net
Net
from
rev.
rwy.
—V.
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$1,834,173
$1,803,116
$15,356,683
1,333,031
1,413,793
12,621,344
13,662,338
$501,142
$389,323
$2,735,339
$2,804,669
133,662
140,364
$16,467,007
ops.
inCome__
op.
192,
ry.
657,437
1,106,726
1494.
p.
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.
—Earnings
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
oper.
Railway
1960—Month—1959
revenue--
$5,094,786
expenses
3,107,719
oper.
20%
W.
record
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$4,388,993 $30,722,700 $32,513,465
3,319,517
25,963,314
28,464,633
Net revenue from rail¬
operations
way
Net
ry.
—V.
$1,987,067
$1,069,476
$4,759,386
$4,048,832
1,155,188
731,144
1,509,466
876,507
income
oper.
192,
1303.
p.
Minute Maid Corp.—New Grove—
Plans
been
have
six-square-mile
"T"
by
this
corporation
for
conversion
of
a
near
the
Indiantown, Fla., Into another huge
currently under development by the
one
statement by Minute Maid and G. C. Troup,
a
President
Ranch,
Inc., Indiantown, an agreement has been signed
companies Involving the purchase by Minute Maid of 3.B40
the
located
about
to
Fort Pierce.
near
Circle
announced
tract of land
similar
grove
company
four miles
north
of
State
Road
76
near
Indiantown
and
miles west of Stewart.
18
Purchase
price
"in.
was
of
excess
$600,000,"
they indicated.
Holman R. Cloud, Vice-President of Minute
Maid, said the company
is
"extremely pleased with the location, since the nearby St. Lucie
Canal
will
furnish not only drainage but also will be
an
excellent
of
Mr.
irrigation
Cloud
the
over
land
Into
water
in
the
event
of
drought."
estimated that Minute Maid would
next five
six years
or
producing
citrus
in
acreage.
of
some
the
$2,000,000
from
area
raw
Pre-planting
operations will be
by the early 1970's, the
1,000,000 boxes of fruit
by the fall of 1962, he said, and
250,000-tree grove will be producing
nearly
annually.—V. 192,
invest
transformation
completed
1303.
p.
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
1960—Month—1959
of
the
1960—9 Mos.—1959
-
oper.
revenue.
$479,234
$489,516
$4,047,967
$4,134,231
oper.
expenses
275,971
278,458
2,603,125
2,590,363
$203,263
$211,058
$1,444,842
$1,543,868
92,924
112,211
648,295
828,537
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
ry.
ops.
Income
oper.
192,
1303.
p.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
Period End.
in
used
the company has outstanding
stock and 932,650 shares of
additional
Ry.—Earnings1960—9 Mos.—1959
oper.
Rwy.
agencies
Sept. 30—
1960—Month—1959
Railway
oper.
revenue.
$4,959,918
Railway
oper.
expenses
3,703,238
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
ry.
$1,256,680
ops.
income
oper.
192,
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$4,479,546 $43,760,755 $44,836,696
3,311,010
33,020,398
33,472,874
$1,168,536 $10,740,357 $11,363,822
295,163
2,922,186
3,112,858
372,719
1303.
p.
Hayden,
but
Missouri Pacific RR.
not
Class A Stock
—
Offered
—
Pursuant
an Oct. 28 offering
circular, David A. Barnes & Co.,
Inc., 125 Maiden Lane, New York 38, N. Y., public offered
100,000 shares of this firm's 200 par class A stock at
$3
-Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
-1959
$
Railway
Railway
1960—9 Mos.—1959
State
the
company
of
York
New
Inc.
incorporated
was
June
on
13,
1960.
the
under
The
laws
revenue.
23,130,125
oper.
expenses
18,681,672
of
not
yet
as
PROCEEDS—Assuming the sale of all of the shares offered here¬
the estimated proceeds to be realized by the company from
the
sale
000
after
the
of
securities
payment
company's
fee
applied
in
of
offered
the
of
expenses
own
finder's
the
of
$10,000.
the
hereby
underwriters'
It
will
offering
is
of
approximately
estimated
anticipated
following order
be
commission
that
priority to the
and
to
the
expenses,
be
such
$7,500,
and
proceeds
will
extent
practicable:
approximately $20,000 for leasehold improvements in premises
recently selected including equipment necessary to render the facility
humidity and dustproof;
(b)
approximately
duction machinery;
$35,000
for
the
purchase of tools,
dies
and
pro¬
approximately $15,000 for office equipment and fixtures;
(d) approximately $25,000 for the purchase of test and research
equipment;
(e) approximately $15,000 for promotion, advertising and sales or¬
ganization expenses;
(f) approximately $3,000
will
used
for
patent
and
the
be
attorneys
fees
and
related
ex¬
to
the
$112,000,
the
representing
general
purchase
CAPITALIZATION
of
the
working
inventory
balance
capital
and other
of
of
the
the
proceeds,
company
corporate
and
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
purposes.
FINANCING
Authorized
Class
"
4,448,453
5,330,629
52,100,296
54,972,010
1,971,971
ops.
2,352,573
23,853,479
24,395,985
Reichold
Chemicals,
Monarch
A
B
stock
stock
(par value
(par
value
Outstanding
20c)
1,000,000 shs.
200,003 shs.
5c)
200,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
♦Excluding 22,000 shares of class A stock reserved for issuance upon
of the options granted to Mr. David Barnes.—V. 192, p. 900.
the exercise
Inc.,
Electronics
below.—V.
191,
International,
1881.
p.
Inc.
Registers
—
Common—
Monarch
Electronics
International, Inc., 7035 Laurel Canyon Blvd.,
Calif., filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering registration of 200,000 shares of common stock,
offered
for
public sale on an all or none basis by Pacific
North
Hollywood,
on
Oct.
to
be
Coast
31
Securities
terms
to
are
The
tronics
parts
ucts.
It
is
in
friends.
to
used
loans;
the
Inc.
of
and
price
of
under
underwriting
and
sound
acquiring
by
the
of
five
$100,000
of
stock
the
to be required for various
increase in inventories and
all
of
ownership
will
be
will
purposes,
be
bank
of
added
accounts
by
relatives
stock
retirement
$375,000,
prod¬
which
and
Secretary,
additional
for
electronic
sells
components
Price,
of
at
and
Elec¬
Arrow
name
subsidiaries,
reason
sale
estimated
the
distributes
fidelity
Monarch
about
balance,
capital said
financing of any
the
1958
Imports,
high
proceeds
extent
the
in
President, and Meyer B.
Net
the
and
with
offering
amendment.
It
and
process
affiliated
Krissman,
public
by
organized
equipment,
been
Herman
and
The
supplied
was
International,
and
have
Co.
be
company
to
including
receivable,
in
particular
the
establishing of
additional letters
of
credit
in the importation of the company's products from overseas.
According to the prospectus, the company issued or will issue 204,283
shares
to
Mr.
Krissman, Mr. Price and others in exchange for the
outstanding stock of four subsidiaries and the cancellation of certain
required
loans, the number of shares being based on the exchange or conversion
i.
of
sum
added
for
Class
*
1303.
p.
working
(c)
(g)
See
$225,-
(a)
pense;
$
commenced
under,
be
ry.
income
oper.
192,
are
operations.
The
principal product to be manufactured by the company is a
hermetically sealed micro-miniature magnetic relay; in addition, the
company
has under development
a
micro-miniature
actuator.
a
from
rev.
ry.
$
24,392,504 224,377,075 228,791,558
19,061,875 172,276,779 173,819,548
Modiglass Fibers, Inc.—Exchange—
of
offices
executive
presently located at 373 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
The company was organized for the purpose of designing,
developing,
manufacturing and distributing a recently developed micro-miniature
magnetic relay. The company is still in the organizational stage and
has
Net
Net
—V.
$
oper.
share.
per
the
currently its largest single stockholder.
'
$50
is
prepared to furnish
supplier in this field."—V.
$2,831,884
of
$1
every
invested
stock;
company
standing
and
stock
of
for
four-ninths
of
in
is
than
more
$331,869
Period End. Sept. 30—
BUSINESS—Minitronics,
components
pro¬
and
major
a
~
Apollo.
state
of
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
pur¬
activities.
The additional
loans are to be obtained by
Hayden, Board Chairman, owns
Jr., President, 15%, and Robert
Page
Minitronics, Inc.
and
new
business
1960—Month—1959
to
solid
rate
*
Micro State Electronics Corp.—Formed—
The
larger
a
electronic
expansion.
$306,726
1,200
This
and
invested
EDP
for
data processing
Employment during
triple—to 2,600 or 2,700 people.
than
more
loans.
indebtedness,
preferred
4%
par
Hayden,
Page
such
financing
the secured bank
repay
bank note
to
of
stock.
common,
30.
year.
"Our
rapid
very
Period End. Sept. 30—
beneficially.
1198.
p.
to
of
company's
unsecured
addition
common
proceeds
the
with
required
4,500
The
1960.
Sept.
revenue,
rev.
sinking fund
30,
outstanding
of
as
re¬
of $12,000,000 of senior notes, $4,000,000 of subor¬
notes, $2,500,000 of junior subordinated notes, 15,000 shares of
connection
1,200
Inc
Sheldon
The
Robinson-Humphrey
McDowell 1,700
Farrell,
Haydon
192,
1,700
A.
Co
shares
shares
oper.
ry.
—V.
preferred stock and 3,000 shares of 5Va% $100
preferred stock.
Net proceeds of this financing will be applied to
repayment of short-term bank loans aggregating $31,529,000 on
1,700
1,700
Inc.
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.—. 1,700
&
&
Harley,
—V.
Co.,
Straus,
Wells
Best
the
notes
reinsur¬
risks
company
par
par
2,200
Co._
the
$100
Mullaney,
&
whose
accepts
insurance
homes,
1,700
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood— 2,200
Co.,
&
Rotan, M'osle & Co
C.
health
dinated
2,200
—
purchasers
subsidiaries
other
One
which
company
and
by
-
Blosser
retail
and
borrowers.
accident
automobiles;
and
of
the
company's
1,700
2,200
Corp.____
Co.
chases;
the
to
insurance
life,
and
1,700
Hutchinson
Turben
to
directly
life
a
homes
Co
2,200
.!
Co.
Michigan
Merrill,
Co.
lating
loans
is
credit
mobile
Son
&
3,200
Simmons—;—
Marshall
McMaster
small
of
in
through which casualty insurance is placed, primarily covering mobile
automobiles and shell houses purchased by such retail purchas¬
ers.
In addition to the public sale of stock, the company has entered
into agreements with certain investors providing for the private sale
2,200
_——
—
&
1,700
1,700
2,200
Co.
Co
&
of
3.200
3,200
Inc
Inc.-
Milwaukee
Bache
making
ance
dealers
of
1,700
Lundborg
3.200
G.
&
Net
source
subsidiaries
said.
Minneapolis, Northfield
is primarily engaged in
company
1,700
Co
&
Irving
ment.
2,200
Co.,
&
McCormick & Co
A.
E.
J.
&
4,500
Allyn &
A.
Sullivan
4,500
C.
First
Co., Inc._.
Eichler & Co
Co
&
A.
Loewi
&
;___
Corp.
Co.__
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co. 1,700
Curtiss, House & Co
1,700
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
1,700
Stone & Webster Securities
Dean
terms
2,200
&
Julien
Inc.— 4,500
underwriting
inventories
Staats
Collins
cov¬
2,200
4,500
&
1960,
27,
Scribner
&
will
year
of
Period End. Sept. 30—
acres
Cincinnati,
Bldg.,
Oct.
on
2,200
4,500
Inc._—
Jackson
Webber,
Curtis
and
Bank
the SEC
stock, to be offered for public sale
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
The public
are
to be supplied by amend¬
100,000
The
period
a
backing required of
Railway
Railway
between
Co.
Inc.
Pierce
Smith
&
Walston
4,500
4,500
&
Brothers
Merrill
The
R.
4,500
Inc.
Kidder,
The
Deane
2,200
current
citrus
the business of purchasing at
a
discount retail Instalment sales
notes
originating with dealers in
mobile
homes, automobiles and shell houses; wholesale financing of
—___
of
1959.
30,
704.
I
5,000
York
W.
National
with
shares of common
underwriters headed by
price
4,500
Inc._
Sachs & Co..
Ripley & Co.,
First
1100
statement
ering
Co., Inc._20,400
Co.,
Co.,
offering
offered hereby.
company
in
According to
registration
a
number
7,006.403
Wishart
date
1094.
representative, have made a firm
from the selling stockholders the
Shares
Robert W. Baird
filed
O.,
the
on
Sept.
on
processing systems next
enlarging its capacity
Mr.
its
Inc.__2,500
Co
Yates, Heitner & Woods___
the
as
severally
common
named
19o9.
periods:
is
1962,
of
5,000
Midland-Guardian Co.—Registers Common—
Rent¬
shares
to
2,000
—
Co.,
Yeatman,
Inc
White
2,500
Co
7,000
Co
Co.,
Miller,
Midland-Guardian
underwriters
purchase
of
loans.
data
company
financial
&
Inc.
insignificant.
are
UNDERWRITERS—The
W.
bank
or
of
based
are
respective
establishment
3,000
2,200
Meyer
2,500
Suplee,
15,450
p.
$312,806,497
3,500
Co.—
&
Frank,
McDowell
5,000i
—
192,
the
Straus, Blosser &
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co.
Simon
Stroud
!
Kentucky
9,000
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
2,000
Co
Inc.
:
Fox
3,000
Space
&
3,500
Co.,
Stern,
800
Jones
Co
&
I. M.
2,800
Joseph,
to
third
is
5,000
Smith, Moore & Co
Co
D.
increased
5,000
Gardner
&
Semple, Jacobs &
2,000
Inc.__
Co
&
Silberberg & Co
1,000
Lane,
Pressprich
1,400
Sons
Richards & Co.,
—V.
outstanding funded debt
no
the
division
500
2,500
Co., Inc.
&
Co
8,000
Sons
&
W.
&
Rosenthal
600
15,450
duPont & Co
Johnson,
months
the
6,994,853
in
7,000
2,500
Co.
&
Chapman & Co.__
Garrett
of
and
The
5,000
&
Moss
2,000
Townsend,
Fusz-Schmelzle
1960
the
1,000
5,000
Edwards
Farwell,
The
Co., Inc.
Newburger
Crouter & Bodine
A.
4,000
Roland
Morfeld,
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
Francis
Down-
comparable period last year, Paul B.
reported on Oct. 20.
manufacturer had net Income of
$18,358,826,
compared with $20,780,657, or $2 97 a share,
share,
a
nine
earnings
of electronic
Net
Co—
Carl McGlone &
1,100
Co
&
of
President,
"Honeywill
the
of
in
Co.—Net
t
months
quarter of 1960, the company's sales amounted to
$107,066,597, up from $98,151,670 in the same period last
year.
Third
quarter earnings were $6,374,560, equal to 91 cents a
share, compared
with $8,494,961, or $1.21 a
share, in the third quarter of 1959.
The company is committed to
produce and deliver $51 million worth
of
company
$2.62
first
end
For
States.
shares
tDeficit.
The
1960,
Shares
under
Flan.
small
3,000
DeHaven
op¬
"Common
Stock"
do
not
include
reacquired
treasury
snares
(399 shares of $100 par value as of June 30, 1960,which became 39,900
shares of $5 par value upon the stock split)
and do not reflect the
set
25,000
Corp.
posite
in
firm's
share
the
counseling
McCourtney-Breckenridge
Inc.
Hill
710,100 shs.
United
the
275,000
&
Richter Co._
Edward
1,250,000 shs;
;_
____;
the
of
25,000
Hickey
7,5C0 shs.
in
of
stock
common
Amott, Baker & Co., Inc.—
Fitch, North & Co.
t377,163
___.
principally
Illinois, but
and
Barret,
The
:
with
the
Halle & Stieglitz
shares
value
management
invest
issuance
Co.
Robert
EFFECT
and
Shares
the
domestic
$12,998,022
cost
par
sales
the complete flow of
surplus
Excess
and
fully integrated and auto¬
It
Authorized
Earned
breweries
for
prominent position in sales of
addition, certain of the com¬
a
countries.
distilled
CAPITALIZATION
toward
interruption.
and
foreign
are
The
capable of handling
without
in
pany's machines
for foods, wines,
beverages.
directed
are
lines of equipment
customer's
such
of
operation,
Underwriting Agreement the several un¬
derwriters, represented by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. and Scherck,
Richter Co., have agreed severally, subject to the terms and conditions
therein set forth, to purchase from the company the
respective num¬
Clarke
producers
of
op¬
nine
■
John
and
field
and
first
$273,802,961
the
to
Per
p.
Earnings—
UNDERWRITERS—In
McGuiness
primarily
to
Missouri
consist
Chaplin,
containers
their
advisory
anywhere
concerns
veying
other
at
owned
$250,000.
Phillips Co
or
be
the
automatic controls
the
for
independently
in
in
intends
company
Caldwell
cans
The
is
capital
appreciation
small business concerns, which
company
to
provide
Wishart,
Regulator
*
for
against
as
concerns.
J.
jars,
registered under
non-diversified
proceeds
from
this
offering
will
be
used
to
capital and to make long-term loans to small busi¬
tronically inspecting, labeling, banding, cleaning, pasteurizing, pressur¬
izing, uncasing, casing, treating, loading, sorting, handling and con¬
bottles,
under
company
is
closed-end,
a
$5,000,000, net worth not in excess of
annual earnings after taxes for. the preceding
excess
such
to
Scherck,
principal business of the company from its inception has been
design, manufacture and sale of specialized high speed machinery
equipment for use in packaging, bottling, filling, closing, elec¬
and
and
Sales
a
of
excess
average
equity
Initially
office
Milwaukee.
The
the
investment
1958
as
granted
was
equal
the
dominant
incorporated
It
time,
compahy
company.
not
in
concerns,
small
995.
p.
and
1904
of
1940
legislation
in
and
not
years
Minneapolis-Honeywell
duction
(Geo. J.) Meyer Manufacturing Co. —Common Stock
Sold—Pursuant to an Oct. 31 prospectus an underwriting
group headed by Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc., 110 E.
Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 1, Wis., offered to quick
oversubscription a 146,300 share secondary of this firm's
$5 par common stock.
company
business
Act
of
Act
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
BUSINESS—The
priced at
was
PROCEEDS—Net
30,
$1,214,587, equal to $1.50 per common
or $1.45 per share,
in the same period last year.—V.
investment
companies,
services
non-recurring profit.
small
a
the
year,
Investment
Company
primary .objective
defined
are
55%.
preferred dividend requirements, this was equal
share on the 800,284 common shares outstanding,
this
through the investment of its funds
erated
1959.
as
Business
management
to
the
For
ago.
total
of
period
Oct.
on
30,
period
sales
income
30,
same
operate
Small
Investment
for
with
the
in
net
three month
any
Sept.
same
1960,
in
reported
ended
the
Federal
approximately six cents
For
in
30,
than
President,
months
to
the
the
higher
were
Martin,
three
$9,637,324
provision
with
to
E.
ended
three
After
earnings
1955,
sales
$10,124,618
nine
Thermit Corp.—Net Soars—
quarter
The stock
Orders—
BUSINESS—Incorporated
license
Metal
Third
Scherck, Richter Co.
share.
per
9
the
public
underwriter
of
a
and
Mr.
cisable
Price,
at
$3
two
of
stock.
individuals,
$.001
are
be
to
of
a
issued
share
for
the
of
out¬
the
the basis of $1.11 invested
These 400,000 shares are included
but
Krissman
share.
four-ninths
for
shares
subsidiary
common
for
per
loaned
statement
Mr.
35,000 shares of
and
share
registration
offering.
or
195,717
fifth
a
on
are
and
not
Mr.
presently
Price
will
proposed
deliver
to
for
the
for the purchase
stock of Monarch owned by Mr. Krissman
per
five-year
optioned
options
share,
the
options
being
exer¬
10
that
RR.—Earnings—
Montm
Period End
30*—
Sept
Railway oper
Railway
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1818)
revenue
1)378)923
1,421,856
12,277,714
12,763,018
$124,994
*99,767
expenses
oper.
$1,653,067 $13,865,490 $14,961,237
$1,503,917
_
sales
$231,211
$1,587,776
$2,198,219
71,352
*310,548
779,451
Net
operations
oper. income—
way
ry.
*
Deficit.—V.
192,
gain of 3747c
share
per
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
Period End.
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
revenue-
oper.
expenses*
from
rev.
ry.
V.
$324,730
ry. ;ops.
income
oper.
192,
"
$1,047,926
420,693
$2,74^7,480
1,869,594
$138,684,
'
75,586
159,703
This
$3,185,399
$2,950,852
After
utilities
Minn,
in
the
the
in
M.
Heskett,
of
increase
an
against
Net
890,
6.4 7c
operating
had
1960
increase
told
construction
'Mcintosh,
that
of
should
have
completed
been
line
Dec.
and
Glenham
from
he
1,
told
Haskett
Mr.
in
new
the
the
Utilities will
The
that
stockholders
MDU
has
company
oil
realize
company's
and
Dakotas
743,449
723,306
6,889,204
6,816,325
Net
production
192,
from
ry.
ops.
*$18,048
$214,756
$649,760
$1,870,575
*76,144
102,254
261,898
other
from
income
of
,
tion
Telegraph Co.
&
Rights Offering—
poses
The
Telephone
I960—9
1960—Month-Yigs^
revenue.
56,046,810
51,361,976
oper.
expenses
47,659,022
45,190,145
from
rev.
ry.
Mos.—1959
513,122,300 515,544,682
432,512,283 433,066,846
with
statement
stock.
the
is
It
five
each
date is to be
192,
SEC
offer
to
proposed
6,171,831
80,610,017
*553,288
*1,251,206
9,886,346
82,477,836
—V.
shares
held.
No
underwriting
is
involved.
at
obtained
and
the
time
the
proceeds
received.
are
for
general corporate
purposes,
improvements to its plant.
Such
Period End. Sept. 30—
including
Net
12,988,784
income
4,159,282
taxes
2,323,472
operating income.
charges
10,830,401
8,935,658
114,285,957
8,159,159
82,308,083
81,159,089
4,053,126
2,671,242
31,977,874
4,989,729
Inc.
Sachs & Co. and
4,224,873
40,311,235
1,114,120
11,230,772
34,261,174
30,864,162
Debentures
—
3
of
Munsingwear, Inc.
Offered
$3,000,000
5%
Goldman,
—
principal
convertible
tures, due Oct. 1, 1980, at
revenue.
oper.
expenses
Net
Net
to
100%
1966
will
subordinate
price of 100%
a
debenture
equivalent
be
beginning
retire
of
accrued
is
to
to
be
convertible
conversion
a
price
into
of
49
Oct.
?.t
ry.
women's
proceeds
1977.
1,
ranging from 105% in
sinking fund commencing
A
70%
of
of
the
from
reduction
foundation
sleepwear,
EARNINGS—In
consolidated
NAFI
net
of
the
debentures
at
price
a
sale
of
the
debentures
will
be
outstanding short-term bank loans.
garments,
hosiery
1959
after
brassieres,
knit
and
consolidated
income
taxes
sport
net
sales
was
men's
and
women's
shirts.
and
Trust
paying
Co.
agent
has
for
totaled
$43,794,168
$1,608,092.—V.
been
the
appointed
$7,500,000
ordinajed debentures due 1980 of this
192,
and
1303.
p.
trustee,
514%
conversion
convertible
corporation.—V. 192,
Chemical
sub-
1711
pp.
Corp.—Sales Up
corporation for the nine
net
sales
$1.49
per
This
1C,374,609
For
and
shares
the
net
pared
58
of
$425,593,000
months
compared
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
192,
96,281
203,916
1,587,326
1,557,742
$38,384
$810,205
$1,378,517
three
for
sales
was
of
share for
per
share
on
compares
the
10,319,213
with
nine
shares
$18,295,000
months
ended
or
of
Sept. 30,
$416,180 000
30,
ended Sept. 30, 1960, sales
$5,016,000, equal to 45 cents
$145,878,000 and net income
the similar
period
of
per
per
of
stock
share
on
*75,852
*69,308
*265,489
376,080
5,521,384
6,051,029
$4,649,090
43,101
132,154
362,080
1,043,337
Net
ry.
—V.
$144,883,000
share
192,
p.
or
1494.
the company.—V.
192,
10,157,3^8
91,068,854
This Philadelphia
corporation for the
substantial increases in both
showed
J.
Paul
fiscal year ended Aug.
sales
the
and
i*!081 yfar ended Aug.
j
net
preceding 12 months, Joseph A. Teti,
Jr., President, stated.
Jones,
compared
Net
314,998
891,553
9,962,771
15,583,766
2,130,895
1,411,481
expenses
Ohio,
$1.98
or
with
Up—
reported
company
share
per
income
of
in
the
Oct.
on
first
$27,323,000
nine
$1.95
or
27
net
months
earnings
of
share
per
1960.
in
the
of
This
similar
Donnell,
II, President, noted that the slightly more
favorable
earnings on a per-share basis is due to the fact that
were
outstanding at the end of the period this
of
fewer
than
a
shares
earlier.
year
company's
1959.
net
Refinery
3%.—V.
$320,517
in
the
The
production
192, p.
of
less
or
crude
than
totaled
runs
corporation
SEC
oil
1%
and
under
27,458,000
natural
the
first
barrels,
liquids
gas
nine
months
decrease
a
of
1494.
ry.
,12,535,956
30-j—
& Western
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$316,156
$308,989
$3,019,639
$2,993,241
expenses
268,124
294,224
2,566,058
2,738,598
$48,032
$14,765
$453,581
$254,643
28,664
60,984
225,019
381,244
oper.
deficit
oper.
1401.
p.
Trampoline
Co.—Common
Stock
Offered—An
stock
priced at
made
was
$9
and
general
Fred
3
Jesup
Lamont
of
the
sale
will
be
used
for
working
capital
corporate
purposes,
including purchase of certain assets
Manufacturing Co., makers of gymnastic equipment.
Medart
BUSINESS—The
manufacturer
addition
of
it
founded
company,
rebound
distributes
for
it
in
in
tumbling
in
the
1938,
believes
equipment
United
Switzerland,
in
States
Holland
it
is
the
leading
United
the
States.
gymnastic
equipment
Germany.—V. 192,
and
1198.
p.
&
to
are
be
of
used
^
Chemicals
&
Offered—
Co.
Inc.
are
joint managers of the underwriting group which offered
in
units on Nov.
3, $4,000,000 of 6V2% subordinated
debentures, due 1980 and 160,000 shares of common
stock, of Nixon-Baldwin. Each unit, consisting of
$500
principal amount of debentures and 20 shares of common
stock, was priced at $500, plus accrued interest from
Nov. 1, 1960.
The debentures and common stock will
separately transferable until Jan. 1, 1961, or such
earlier date as may be
designated.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the
financing, together with other
funds, will be applied by the
company toward the financing of the
purchase of the business and assets of Nixon
Nitration Works, and for
the
retirement
of
short-term
indebtedness
REDEMPTION—The debentures will be
demption prices ranging from 106% to
due
and
par,
at
prices
receding
from
102V2%
to
par,
to
banks.
redeemable
plus
for
at
the
accrued
optional
re¬
sinking fund
interest
in
BUSINESS
chased
New
its
the
in
and
1915.
sale
forms.
manufacturers
is
office
the
and
of
earnings
.
....J'
„
100% and accrued interest.
the issue at competitive sale
Blyth
rigid
standing
producer
sundry debt and
Jr.,
preceding
12
an
months,
totaling
The
officials
year.
purchase
t
Chairman
31* 196°. net sales showed
500,000
to
from
the
re¬
and
P.
-rj.
Brooks
Gregory &
Hirsch
F.
A;
$824,750
Laird,
M.
—V.
&
&
Co.
at
99.26, also
company
Kidder
Bissell
&
192, p. 800.
the
in
rigid
located
in
the
vinyl
Works,
to
the
manu¬
tubes
United
N.
and
diversified
sheeting.
Nixon,
a
business
a
most
of
the
current
States
Principal
incurred
to
of
par,
plus
the bonds
for
the
of
less
than
FF
the
com¬
profit
of
named
of
Inc.
and
associates
4%%
a
$7,000,000' of
have
Purchase
of
severally
Contract,
units
offered
temporary
accrued
sinking
the
in
San
furnishing
northern
360
—.
Co——.
360
Co., Inc.—
J.
'
C.
R.
Williston
D.
Robbins
Suplee,
Co.,
Yeatman,
Inc.
Glidden,
360
|
Beane„_
Co—
Murch
&
*
fund,
from
effective
either
population
of
had
&
is
and
000
Morris
Co.,
of
and
&
Inc..
Co.—,
the
the
purchase
series
from
FF
June
its
the
12
months
purchasers
the
company
|
of
the
executive
and
estimated
an
July
on
1,642,000
Halsey,
July 31, 1960, unaudited op¬
operating revenues of $624,713,-
named
the
below
have severally agreed
respective amounts of
following
bonds:
A.
C.
Boston
Stuart
Corp
Principal
-;
&
Co.
Inc.—
Allyn
American
Arnhold
and
Co.,
&
S.
S.'Ashmuri.
&
Co.
1,100
Dick
1,100
R.
&
S.
Barret,
North
Fitch,
Inc.
Barth
Bartow
Bear,
&
&
Co.
Blair
&
&
H.
Alex.
&
Co
&
&
&
Co.
Inc.
Corbett
—
&
of
First
First
Folger,
&
Co.—
I
Clayton
&
Co.
&
Schmertz
Securities
Co.,
100
100
Sons—
200
Gcodbody & Co.
Granbery, M'arache & Co.—
Green, Ellis & Anderson—
Gregory
&
Sons
500
3001
300
700
Robert
Garrett
&
,—
300
&
Stieglitz
Hallgarten & Co.
(A
&
1,400
Talbot
corporation)
1°0
150
600
Co._'—: 1,100'
150
Grimm
250
_———
Hayden,
Stone
&
Hickey & Co.
Hill,
Darlington
50O
J.
J.
Ballin & Lee——
Haupt
&
Co.—
B.
Hilliard
Indianapolis
Son—'
&
Bond
&
Investment
100
Share
150
Corp.
.
Co.
150
—
Ira
100
&
10O
Inc.
Hart,
Hannahs,
200
Davis
&
Halle
&
:—
Co.,
Frederking
Hobbs
—
500
Inc.
Cullom
&
250
'
Cunningham,
Co.,
Inc.
Shelby
&
300
300
Co.
700
_
Dallas
Union
&
Freeman
250
Co
100
250
Co.-—
Incorporated
200
1
Co.
&
B.
M.
Hannaford
Corp
Inc
10O
500
Co
FlemingHibbs & Co., Inc
Funk,
Corp.
Corp.
Burr,
150
Corp.—
Nolan,
Fridley
200
Securities
&
Southwest
M.
150
Securities
Michigan
Freeman
Cbace, Whiteside & Winslow,
Securities
300
Chapman & CoCompany—-
&
150
250
300
-
Southeastern
150
1,400
Co
First
100
Burton
Brothers
City
Inc
&
Farwell,
W.
Corp.-
100
Co.
Clark
Ferris
Pickard,
Inc..
Childs
&
Fahey,
150
—
Burgess & Leith
L.
Securities
Co.
700
Inc.
Sons
Slocumb
Burns,
&
500
Co.,
Stein
Brown
Este
150
&
&
150
Equitable
500
Co
&
Blair
700
Stokes
1,400
Co
Inc.—
Boynton
Bramhall
Morris,
&
150
&
600
Co.J_
150
duPont
Co.
1
200
1,100
Inc.—
Co.,
500
Co.
Blair
D.
&
200
Co.
'
Bodine
700
&
Co.
William
L
I.
Evans
200
Co.
Stearns
Bioren
Co.
;.
Leeds
Baxter
Elkins,
500
&
$150
Townsend,
Merle-Smith
Francis
300
—
Amount
Co
Dreyfus & Co.
700
Co
Kraus
&
&
Dickson
100
Co.
&
Crouter
Inc.—
1
&
Byrd
DeHaven
Bleichroeder,
Baker, Watts
Ball, Burge &
D.
Skaggs
250
Bache
E.
5,100
Corp.__
Inc.
C.
Davis,
300
Securities
'
.
000's Omitted
$5,100
Peck
&
cus¬
ended
Amount
Adams
31,
gas
.
Principal
First
cost
series
engaged principally
throughout most of
000's Omitted
The
none
company
interest
principal
utility
service
customers
1965
the
an
Territory served has
6,520,000.
The
company
electric
optional
from 105%
1,
of
at
company
with
gas
at
ranging
to
option
California.
1,945,000
PURCHASERS—The
the
Collins
50
prices
operating
company showed total
income of $89,328,000.-
Courts
50
take
additions.
incurred
Electric,
an
the
net
Cooley
100
to
redeemable
the
to
-
erations
to
such
be
prior
at
cost
natural
approximately
about
Julien
200
Co
of
proceeds
interest
Gas
Francisco,
central
200
Mosley
,
Maltz, Greenwald &
360'
Meeds
&
&
proposed
However,
redeemed,
electric
and
225
units
2,688
'
Offered—The First
rate.
financing
interest.
be
may
BUSINESS—Pacific
offices
in
Coffin
Units
D
of¬
organization.
bank
as
Inc.
below
the
out¬
and
I ."IfiUP I
bonds.
Brush,
J.
financing,
of
the respective number
360
&
of
one
conditions
Inc.— 2,687
Sons
&
pur¬
through June 24, 1960,
of $3,697,656
and
net
underwriters
Corp
Co.,
and
Nitration
successor
company
will consist
shares of common stock.-
„
&
1960,
with
be
to
The group won award of
Nov. 1 on a bid of 99.32%.
on
REDEMPTION—The series FF bonds will
redemption and sinking fund redemption
Edward
Co
Hutton
increase
reported
,
Higginson
W.
is
as
company
the
the
terms and
the
as
sheeting
of
completion
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
subject
it
are
the period Jan. 1
predecessor had sales
capitalization
Nixon
1918
thermoplastic
largest
manufacturing facilities
its
and
when
9,
is primarily engaged in
thermoplastic sheeting,
rods,
believes
EARNINGS—For
pany
Lee
i960
over
of
in
Feb.
par)
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the
financing will initially be added
to the
company's treasury funds and will be
applied toward the cost
of additions to
the utility properties of the
company.
Following the
sale
of
the bonds,
the company intends to retire short-term
each
incorporated
was
on
company
rigid
hereby set forth below:
31,
1960,
assets
certain
company
second
law
24,
organized
The
of
The
Inc.
Delaware
June
on
and
corporation
Chemicals
under
name
business
established
facture
Corp.
present
Jersey
other
Nixon-Baldwin
—
Chemical
notification
(no
Corp. and
REVENUES—For
Inc.—Securities
Higginson Corp. and P. W. Brooks
of
stock
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. are. joint
managers of an underwriting syndicate),
which'.>lfffered
on Nov.
2, $60,000,000 of this company's first and refund¬
ing mortgage bonds, 4%% series
FF, due June 1, 1992,
at
1960
Nixon-Baldwin
Lee
letter
a
common
underwriting.
for working
capital
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Bonds
Boston
or
by
share.
per
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
of
Nov.
on
com¬
filed
without
proceeds
loans
Nissen
offering to the public of 85,000 shares of Nissen's
1960
shares
share,
per
bonds
'
operations
192,
'
revenue—
21,
30,000
$10
„
6,080,206
Oct.
on
covering
at
The
1401.
oper.
ry.
—V.
E.
f,r,_ volume f°r the preceding
with
of
93,166,472
ops.
deficit...
p.
way
to
for
Co.—Net
totaled 29,760,000 barrels,
108,750,238
New York, Susquehanna
agreed,
1612.
p,
Navigation Computer
Corp.—Sales, Net Up—
sults
Oil
Findlay,
C.
the
1960—9 Mos.—1959
101,031,625
$112,220.
America—Appointment—
city Bank of New York has been
appointed as
150,000 shares of cumulative
preferred stock, 5 V2 % series
of
1304.
p.
Ohio
The
1
11,048,891
from
oper.
Railway
Railway
com-
$6,523,000
Naticm&l
PV)
ops.
PTA, Inc., Lake Bluff, III.—Files With SEC—
Hartford RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of
<$100
ry.
income
oper.
192,
about
1401.
p.
revenue.
oper.
rev.
192,
and
1959.
Were
1959.—V.
period
require¬
common
$1.63
Sept.
months
income
with
cents
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$9,063,053 $10,700,119
$3,541,669
year
10.311,218
9,996,220
oper.
ry.
—V.
Net
ended
with
corresponding period of 1959,
Net
income
for
the
$16,740,000, equal after provision for
preferred dividend
to
1960—Month—1959
$582,078
from
rev.
fered
adopted
the
was
Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
$425,187
Net
J.
$44,988
ops.
income
oper.
Baldwin
inTn6 shows °*
Teport
1960
ments
781,200
674,119
J.
Distillers &
Down—
for
222,050
6,794,988
*$i,256,197
169,125
case.
National
19,641,487
1,829,182
610,992
comparison
$2,936,259
not be
Corp.—Appointment—
Manufacturers
agent,
ry.
New York, New Haven &
prices
Inc., manufactures
men's, women's and
wearing
apparel
for
sale
principally
to
retail
outlets
the United States.
The company's
products are designed
for the volume fashion, better
quality trade and include
underwear,
4,737,096
1,285,273
$1,036,179
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$20.41
BUSINESS—Munsingwear,
lingerie,
2,846,867
from rail¬
tomers.
callable
minimum
a
PROCEEDS—Net
primarily
112) 105,801
expenses
$2,397,531
-
will
applied initially to the
throughout
113,446,673
revenue-
$242,300
$141,269
Period End. Sept. 30—
deben¬
and
100%.
children's
from
rev.
manufactured
$1,000
stock,
common
per share.
The
debentures
1960
12,530,690
period last year.
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
oper.
In
FEATURES—Each
in
139 327,851
13,403,721
1304.
$27,410,000
Railway
public
a
amount
interest.
of
133,088,160
oper.
12,449,151
1304.
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
34,582,781
3,741,280
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood led
Nov.
on
of
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$
'
oper,
31,044,873
1,464,474
income...
oper.
192,
mon
shares
"
Railway
112,203,962
Net revenue from rail-
1494.
Munsingwear,
offering
'
.
1960—Month—1959
income-—
p.
compares
$
4,205,685
after
192, p.
$
24,615,764 235,937,330 212,711,471
14,677,943 140,427,503 129,369,266
3,743,687
34,037,339
31,171,333
1,969,261
21,161,193
17,588,091
15,942,901
taxes
operating
Net
Net
—V.
■
from rail¬
operations
ry.
—V.
extensions,
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$
27,415,384
revenues
Operating expenses—
Federal
;
$
Period End. Sept.
I960—Month—1959
$
Other
/,%/■'''
Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
1960—9 Mos.- -1959
advances
Earnings—
Operating
.
17,267,786
Northwestern
& St. Louis RR.—Earnings1960—Month—1959
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway oper. expenses
record
The
According to the prospectus, AT&T intends to subscribe for 5,837,200
shares, representing its proportion of the offering.
The net proceeds
from the stock sale, estimated at
$83,900,000^ wHl be applied toward
repayment of advances from AT&T which ard' expected to Approximate
were
f
7i,782,7^64
47,058 47.0
expenses
oper.
192,
16,301,987
1401.
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
stock for subscription at
the basis of one new share
this
The company is a subsidiary of American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
which owns 29,186,000 shares (86.75% ) of its outstanding capital stock.
additions
( '
.
operations
ry.
Period End.
♦Deficit.—V.
supplied by amendment.
$106,000,000
74,618,070
49,112,022
5,732,668
16,250,588
oper.
way
Street, Denver, Colo., filed a registra¬
on Oct.
28 covering 6,729,142 shares of
S12.50 per share by common stockholders on.
for
7,454,887
-
revenues-
oper.
Net revenue
Net
8,387,788
ops.
income.
oper.
ry.
New York, Chicago
-:1
,
p.' 1304.
192,
Railway
Railway
a
oper.
Net
'^
;
7,512,146
5,957,962
$
Railway
Net
185,467,889
113,685)125
931 Fourteenth
company,
capital
Pro¬
—
11,507,592
RR.—Earnings-
i
.
Rauway
599.
p.
States
12,207,264
income
oper.
The
Mountain
expenses
184,937,193
110,319,123
from rail-
Northern Pacific
New York Connecting
the western
and
northern
Montana
18,962,479
Period End. Sept. 30—
covers
area
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$
$
19,719,410
operationsiJ—
ry.
—V.
1400.
p.
New York Central
oil field properties.
its
electric service
of
eastern
sections
Ry.—Earnings1960—Month—1959
revenue—
oper.
$1,018,965
251,311
912,608
ry.
192,
Period End. Sept. 30—
i
$856,302
227,088
81,800
1
Western
Sept. 30—
oper.
way
income.—
oper.
Net revenue
fields
oil
from
$206,513
1494.
192, p.
&
revenue
to
interest
an
and
gas
large
Wyoming.—V.
Norfolk
Period End.
Railway
expenses
reported.
"continues stable" and that
production techniques and completion practices which increase
productivity of wells are hastening the day when Montana-Dakota
which
$70,423
*15,367
ops
ry.
income—
oper.
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$6,971,800
$7,341,630
6,115,498
6,322,665
1960—9 Mos.—1959
oper,;
rev.
way
'
I960—Month—1959
Railway
oil fields
$8,500,000
from
from
rev.
ry.
1960—Month—1959
$805,870
$938,251
735,447
731,739
expenses
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
$8,686,900
ago.
with its
Installations designed to
capacity to the Billings
transmission
completed
be
year
Ry.—Earnings-
30—
revenue
oper.
Railway
Northeastern RR.—Earnings—
&
Railway
rapidly
markets
electric
65-mile
a
Dak.
S.
Net
Net
1060 was $4,443,a
production
proceed
to
company
period
same
stockholders
MDU
the
the
in
construction program.
company's natural gas service
the
Railway
Railway
'
The principal
for the first nine months of
$4,339,731
Bismarck-Mandan-Dickinson
and
on
operating
said
electric
and
'
$7,548,964
earnings
2,001,220
these
$513,750,
of
requirements
$21,895,025.
income
enable
gas
outstanding
$938,062
♦Deficit.—V.
with
Haskett
Mr.
shares
common
$731,401
$12,081,546.
compared
fall
were
of
of
'
1959.
revenues were $23,gain was in electric
$10,299,684 compared to $9,679,045 a year ago,
Gas revenues rose $498,409 or 4.1%, $12,579,955
from
which
revenues
number
revenue.
reported net earn30, 1960, compared
ended Sept.
period
Chairman,
Board
5.1%
up
the
oper,
♦Deficit.—V.
equal to $1.34 per share as against $1.22 per share
"shares of common stock currently outstanding.
';
R.
reflect
Orleans
New
Rises—
has
company
months
nine
comparable
dividend
preferred
Co.—Net
Utilities
were
007,810,
a
totaling $92,020, equal to 20 cents
outstanding.
This compared
of $19,412, equal to four cents per
income
net
year
to
Southern
Norfolk
Period End. Sept.
for the fiscal year showed
Net
Minneapolis,
of
taxes,
1960.
31,
sales
exceeded
year
shares
common
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
'lngs
fiscal
fiscal
1960
Railway
Net
Montana-Dakota
'with
the
$
1494.
p.
460,085
the
adjusted
Aug.
1960—9 Mos —1959
$5,235,472
$3,833,999
2,487,992
2, <86,073
1960—Month—1959
$578,641
$414,042
253,911
275,358
Sept. 3C—
of
the previous year,
over
on
1959
share,
at
quarter
Monday, November 7, 1960
.
.
of 1959.
year
Navcor, which is engaged
in the manufacture of special purpose
digital computers and a catalogued line of transistorized digital systems
modules
for
industrial,
commercial
and
military
applications, sold
shares publicly for the first time in July, 1960.—V. 192, p. 995.
1303,
p.
fourth
the
income, after all charges and
with
from rail¬
Net revenue
Net
in
for the full fiscal
1960—9 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
.
Corp. of
Norfolk
150
500
Continued
■11
on
page
50
,
Volume
192
Number 6001
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1819)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
a
the
first
during the
second
table
in
are
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
current week.
which
Then
show
we
we
not
Stock
follow with
ment
Cone
Per
A
C
P
Company
When
Share
Wrigley Stores Inc. (quar.)
Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
1-
10c
$1.20
5%
preference
preferred
Acme
Wire
Admiral
A
(quar.)
Algoma
12-
9
1-
3
12-
9
Steel,
Ltd.
net
realized
(quar.)
672%
Biltrite
1st
$1.25
(quar.)
57»%
Insulator
prior
3772c
,
(quar.)
Corp.
of
Metal
Common
(quar.)
News
American
Co.
11-10
1-
1
12-15
40c
12-10
1
1
2-17
12-15
12-20
12-
Stock
Brand,
1
(quar.)__
1
11-
participating
11-
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
$2.36
preferred
preferred
Arkansas
Armco
Atlanta
Truck
12-
1
Gas
Light
Atlas
Corp.,
Avon
Products
5%
11-10
30c
12-
1
11-
4
12-
1
11-
4
1
11-
12-
1
11-
&
Barry
Wright
Bayuk Cigars
5%
17 Vic
11-15
11-18
Inc.
45c
12-
12-15
12-
25c
12-
11-15
35c
1
1
1
preferred
12-15
12-
5
12-
2
11-17
11-
4
11-22
11-
7
12-15
11-30
12-
11-15
30c
1772c
25 c
(s-a)
Manufacturing
$1.25
Co.
2
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)
common
11-
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
11-30
50c
(quar.)
Finance
(quar.)
25c
1
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
11-17
12-15
12-
1
12-31
12-
9
12-31
12-
9
Blaw-Knox
Stock
Co.
__,
(quar.)
dividend
(increased-quar.)__.
Corp., Ltd.—
deposit receipts ordinary
American
British
Oil,
Columbia
4%
11-21
11-
12-15
11-14
12-15
11-14
12-
11-10
40c
9
1
Paper
American
British
12-21
1
11-15
2 72%
Boeing Airplane Co.
Bowater
1
12-
10c
35c
Petroleum
1-
10c
Billups Eastern
Electric,
preferred
47i%
Ltd.
$0,086
9
1-
3
9-15
12-
5
t$l
1-
1
12-
5
t53 72c
1-
1
12-
—
12-20
12-23
12-
12-15
1-
1
3
1
12-
2
Food
;
Food
47a%
preferred
(quar.)
t57c
1-
1
12-
5
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
$$1.18
1-
1
12-
Brown
Budd
Shoe
Co.
25c
(quar.)
70c
(quar.)
Company,
common
preferred
$5
t63c
J68c
—
(quar.)
Burndy
Corp.
Burrard
Dry
Canada
Safeway,
Canada
Vinegars,
$1.25
.
!„
class
(quar.)
Dock,
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
15c
A
tile
1
1
12-
12-
1
1-
2
1-
2
12-15
11-15
12-12
12-12
12-
1
2
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
12-
1
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
11-22
11-11
11-15
11-15
12-15
11-25
112-
4
1
12.
1
11-15
1-14
12-16
Ice
Machine.
Canadian
Oil
Cos.,
Ltd.
(annual)
5%
preferred
8%
preferred
(quar )
Cannon
Mills, common
Class
B
Carwin
at
Company
this
Central
Public
Belt
Co.
(A.
12-
2
______
t$2
1-
2
12-
2
___.——-
75c
1-
2
11-25
75c
1-
2
11-25
30c
12-
9
11-25
Corp.
B.)
:
(quar.
Co,
—
11-18
$1
—
(quar.)
12-10
12-31
12-16
$1.23
12-31
12-16
40c
)_____—;
(quar.)
——
__—___■
—
11-25
11-
25c
12-
9
11-25
25c
12-10
11-14
12-
11-14
$1.07
1
8
$1.18%
12-
1
11-14
50c
12-
1
11-10
8772C
12-
1
11-10
Inc.
4%
7%
& Pittsburgh RR.—
special guaranteed
(quar.)
regular
Clopay
guaranteed
Corp.
Collins
&
capital
Stock
Colonial
—
(quar.)
Corp.
to
meeting
approve
for each
7
11-16
12-
1
11-18
(year-end payment from
Stores,
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Central
Power
1
—
12-15
11-25
12-15
11-15
11-15
12-29
12-
2
3-
1
1-13
12-
1
11-14
12-16
12-16
11-25
11-25
11-15
11-
1
11-25
11-
2
11-15
1 Vi%
—
12-15
11-18
12-15
11-18
$1.12Vi
12-15
11-18
65Vac
12-15
11-18
(quar.)_____,
25c
12-20
12-10
(stock
A
2%
12-15
11-18
11-25
11-10
25c
12-15
,
dividend)
——-
11-15
1-
3
12-
1
3%
12-
9
11-
4
40c
(quar.)_
12-
1
11-15
35c
12-
5
11-14
30c
;/
dividend)___
Corp.
Telephone Co.
472%
preferred
572%
of
$2.25
Telephone
Common
10c
I
r-'
11-
4
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rubber
12-31
12-31
11-22
12-31
11-22
12-31
11-22
59 %c
class A
Inc.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
&
(quar.)___
11-15
11-15
11-
5
11-
5
12-16
11-25
12-16
11-25
15c
12-
1
11-18
12-19
11-15
12-19
11-15
12-15
12-
40c
12-12
11-21
2272c
12-15
12-
12-
1
12-
9
(initial)
Mfg.
;
(quar.)__.
Harshaw
Chemical
Mining
Henderson's
—
—
Heublein,
Inc.
Hi-Tower
;—
25c
—
(quar.)
Co.
25c
—
(quar.)_
Portion
.
1
1
Ltd.
Corp.,
Land
Stock
Corp.
dividend
Hoskins
Mfg.
(stock
1-16
12-15
12-
5
11-10
11-21
11-11
11-10
1
11-14
1
12-16
50c
11-15
11-
11-25
11-15
11-25
(quar.)
11-15
12-
1
11-14
12-31
5c
12-15
11-15
50c
10-31
62y2c
(quar.)
1-
1
12-15
40c
;_____
Y.)
Co.
4
Insurance
12-
5
11-15
25c
11-
5
12-15
12-
8
tlOc
11-30
11-16
50c
12-10
11-18
12V2c
(quar.)
11-20
37'/2c
(quar.)_;
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Gas
(quar.)
12-12
11-14
40c
12-
1
11-15
$1.25
Light,
1-
3
12-15
12-10
22!/2c
11-25
36c
12-
1
11-14
$1.25
12-
1
11-14
10c
(increased-quar.)
Co.
at
this
12-
1
11-18
1-16
12-31
time).
(quar.)
&
t35c
Co., Ltd.—
(See
(name
Lighting
Howard
Stores
&
Power
(quar.)_,
changed
to
Paints,
Mills
Gas
(stock
Water
&
dividend)
—
12-
1
11-15
121-
1
11-15
3
12-15
12-10
11-21
12-20
11-22
6-20
5-22
40c
12-
8
11-21
20c
12-
8
11-21
12-10
11-14
12-20
12-
$1.06%:
f75c
12-
11-15
12-19
11-18
t37V2c
12-
1
11-18
12-
1
11-18
12-
2
11-25
3%
5%
1
1
Ltd.,
60c
pref.
12-
1
11-15
12-16
11-25
30c
$1.25
1-
1
dividend announcement
$1.061/4
1-
1
12-10
(quar.)_—
J15c
1-30
1-14
(quar.)—
1
11-10
Foundation Fund (10 cents from
income
and
30
cents
from
35c
York)
—
Title
Guarantee •&
class
Ltd.,
B
12-
11-18
Mutual Income Foundation.--:
13c
11-15
10-31
25c
12-10
11-18
20c
12-
5
20c
12-
5
25c
11-15
11-
50c
12-10
11-17
20c
12-10
11-25
11-10
Chemical
Nashua
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Corp.,
Class
B
(quar.)
Casket
National
Dairy
Food
National
Tea
National
Vulcanized
Nautec
Co.
(quar.)
Products (quar.)__
Products
Co.
Corp,
International
(quar.)
Paper
this
at
stock
11-15
Interstate
12-
1
11-15
Investors
Motor
Ltd.
Co.
Freight
holders
April
preferred
Products,
4.207c
4.407c
Stock
11-18
27y2c
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
145c
11-15
10-31
:—
25c
11-10
11-
40c
12-10
11-14
(quar.)__
$1.02
12-
11-
(s-a)——_—
;
$1.05
1
Finance
Mines,
Co.
of
preferred
Ltd.
7
(quar.)
(N.
(quar.)__
com.
11-
7
11-
7
1-
2
12-15
(quar.)
12-30
11-15
12-30
12-12
12-
11-15
65c
—
Y.)
1
1
4%
-
60c
25c
37 72c
class
(quar.)____
A
1
11-17
,
11-
4
12- 6
11-15
12-
11-15
6
Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Pembina Pipe Line, Ltd., 5%
1st pfd. (quar.)
Penick & Ford, Ltd.
Products
(stock
dividend)
8c
11-30
11-18
8c
(quar.)
Mfg.
Metal
11-
1212-
tlOc
(initial)
America,
Co.,
1
1
7
20c
(quar.)
Electric
1
$1.10
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
12-
11-15
$1.12 72
.___
Insurance
Peninsular
12-25
$1.12ya
(quar.)
Copper
B
11-17
$1
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Pacific
Class
12-15
$1.3iy4
Inc.
Pacific
Paragon
12-15
11-17
stock¬
common
dividend
Packaging
10-26
12-30
12-15
(2-for-l
of
(quar.)
Mfg.
7
payment
:
Co.,
preferred
Opemiska
Paton
Service,
(Halifax)
preferred
Opelika
11-
11-15
50c
Service
approval
4.08% pre * red
preferred (quar.) __"—
4y2%
67c
to
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Trust
Co.
12-15
12)
5%%
Oakite
12-15
12-31
1
25c
—
(quar.)
Public
preferred
Scotia
12-29
6 y4c
w,
(common
RR.
Public
4y2%
11-30
11-18
t35c
12-15
11-30
12-
t62 72c
$1
1
11-15
12-14
11-10
3%
12-23
12-
9
Peoples
50c
12-27
12-
2
Peoples
$1
12-15
12-
5
$1
12-
1
11-21
5%
11-14
10-11
75c
11-15
11-
75c
75c
12- 9
12- 1
11-18
11-15
25c
Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)
;
Telephone, common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Peoples Trust (Bergen County, N. J.)—
Stock
dividend
Pepperell
Phelps
Mfg.
(quar.)__
—;
Dodge
Corp., common
preferred (quar.) _;
Philadelphia
1
11-10
11-
1
Pillsbury
1
Pinellas
tlOc
12-15
12-
12-10
11-25
25c
12-10
11-25
12- 1
11- 2
Stock
&
(quar.)
11-30
11-10
1-16
12-15
$1
1-14
1- 2
12 72c
Corp.
(quar.)____
8
2%
Reading
dividend
—
t30c
12- 9
11-10
—
75c
12-15
11-18
(quar.)—_
15c
12- 1
11-15
Pioneer
Co.,
(quar.)
5%
Natural
Steel,
preferred
Pittsburgh,
7%
Pogue
4%
pfd.
Industries
Pittsburgh
.'T
(quar.)_
System
Ry.
subject
Northwestern
11-16
time)
Indiana
split
12-
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
Northern
4
2%
Co.
Southern
&
omitted
North
11-28
20c
dividend
Norfolk
11-28
30c
(quar.)
Gas Light Co. (quar.)
Electronics, class A-
Chemical
Stock
11-18
25c
Fibre
Britain
Nopco
11-
25c
-
-
Inc.!—
Investors,
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Nekossa-Edwards
1
25c
(increased)
(quar.)
:
-
40c
12'/2c
Cigar Machinery
11-18
12-15
12-15
11-15
11- 1
Mortgage
(quar.)
Breweries
12-12
25c
26y4c
67c
se¬
profits)
Inter-County
1
under
12-10
—
Water Co., common
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
curities
11-15
12-
4!4%'
Bell,
12-15
11-14
1
25c
—
Indianapolis
&
3
1
12-
2%
(quar.)
dividend
Institutional
1-
12-
tlOc
(quar.)—
a.—
—
Head
Ltd.
3
11-
Nautec
name)
Oil
40c
Corp., com. (stk. dividend)
(quar.) ——*______—.___;
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
4% -preferred
Flo-Glaze
11-
11-15
12-
t$1.19
Fuel Supply (increased
quar.)—
Munsingwear, Inc., new com. (initial quar.)
5y4%
preferred (quar.)
Power
,—5%"
'
Houston
1
35c
(quar.)
Mills (quar.)
Paper
Corp.)
new
Tool
(quar.)
Products
Ohio
5%
(quar.)____——,
1
1-17
Motor
Ohio
—
dividend)
___—,
11-25
50c
split)—_____
Extra
12-
11-17
Mosinee
11-10
34%c
Holcphone Co. (2-for-l stock
Honolulu'. Oil Corp.
(quar.
Petroleum,
12-17
11-10
1-
preferred
10-31
$1.25
(quar.)—.:
preferred (quar.)
Textbook
1
4%%
11-15
t40c
—;
(quar.)
preferred
International
1
11-18
1
30c
(N.
common
(Heivry)
12-15
20c
(s-a)
common
International
2
Trust
7V2c
37V2C
(quar.)-.—
Drilling,
Hotels
1
1-
"Life
common
Inc.
&
Machine
1272c
—
Pak
12-
2-
11-21
5
12-
12-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Valley Natural
Utilities,
Morgan
Nova
Corp.
Interior
1-16
12-
(quar.)
Insurance
&
Tube
11-15
Shoe
(New
9
7
12-
(initial)
Power
Montreal
New
22 72c
—_
.__—
11-15
12-
Seamless
Monarch
Newark
50c
Ingram
11-
11-
$1
(quar.)
Mitchell
(Robert), Ltd.—
(Common payment omitted
11-22
2%
Stock
11-18
11-15
25c
preferred
11-22
25c
(reduced)——__
Rubber
dividend
Indiana
1
3
$1.50
(s-a)
common
11-14
1%
—
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)_
(W. R.)
& Co.
(quar.)_—____.
Indian
1
12-
$25c
preferred
12-31
5c
—
Industries
Tire
12-31
11-22
Gorham
Hilton
12-
1-
J30c
Brick, Ltd. (s-a)_
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—
11-30
2V2C
Corp.
dividend
Hajoca
1
12-20
time)
Milton
Minnesota
6
11-25
12-
;__
Assurance
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
66c
;_—_
Extra
1
8c
Michigan
25c
—
(quar.)__
Georgia-Bonded Fibres,
Goodyear
11-15
55c
preferred
Globe-Wernicke
1
537sc
(quar.)
Georgia-Pacific
12-
19c
12-22
8c
this
at
(quar.)
Telephone,
National
_
preferred
&
1
54 Vic
(quar.)—
4.40%
Tire
4
12-
57c
.
(quar.)
12-
8c
—
Co.
National
(quar.)_
5.28%
11-
27Vs>c
J
preferred
Stock
9
21c
11-15
1
Electronics—
&
preferred
4.75%
1
12-
of
4.36%
General
12-
2272c
.__
(quar.)
Pennsylvania—
(quar.)__
preferred
4.25%
quar.)
California—
series)
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
General
12-
12-13
Nalco
(quar.)
(1956
preferred
General
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
22c
preferred
(quar.)__
Youngstown
&
Company
Ashtabula
11-10
12- 1
11-21
15c
11-15
11- 4
20c
11-25
11-10
Ry.—
(quar.)
(H.
S.)
11-18
12- 1
12- 1
$1.25
preferred
&
12- 2
$1.3772
$1.75
(quar.)
572%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Diversified
Investors
.___—
Corp.
&
preferred
5%
12-1
L.)
Merchants Fire
Minnesota
l-
12-
ioc
(W.
Missouri
2
2-13
25c
Indemnity
Johnson
New
1-
1%
Extra
5%
11-18
20c
11-18
11-30
1
20c
common
9
>
:
new common
(initial
Merchandise Co. (quar.)__
General
5%
dividend)
(quar.)
Co.,
12-
Maxson
2-13
12-
10c
Mountain
America
5%
(stock
omitted
Massachusetts
on
div.)__
Foods,
Hecla
Inc.
11-25
17Vic
(resumed)
Co.
(stock
General
Green
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
1
payment
(quar.)
12-15
$1
Inc.
5%
Co.—
Shoes,
Co.
3-
$1
6%
5%
(quar.)
6272c
.__
G.)
stock
Steel
1
$2
11-21
10-31
12-
Lukens
2-13
3-
•
1-16
15c
class
20c
——
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
12-22
A
2-13
1
50c
(quar.)
(common
preferred (quar.)
Massachusetts Bonding &
held.
50
_;
;
50c
1
common
11-30
class
2-13
1
3-
ll/a%
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines (increased)
Maher
6c
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
Extra
(increased)
Stone
41c
IV2C
__
&
dividend
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
12-
(R.
1
3-
25c
Company
Company
M'arshall-Wells
stock
a
(stock
common
A
Trailer
International
gains)
Sand
4%
Colorado
5c
30c
(year-end)
Aikman
Colonial Fund
Colonial
(quar.)
(H. D.)
11-21
34Vic
(quar.)___
Markets,
Inc.
investment
Cleveland
Tourneau
3-
12%c
Lindberg Steel Treating Co., class A (quar.)
Lockwood, Kessler & Bartlett (payment on
11-10
II-25
11-18
11-30
20c
(quar.)
11-15
12-30
12-20
12-20
$1.12y2
time)
A.)
Steel
1-16
25c
(initial)_____
Extra
48c
_—
(W.
Laclede
11-30
50c
(quar.)
annual
(quar.)
Foster-Wheeler
Fruehauf
Imperial
Service—
___,
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar. )__
preferred (quar.)___:—
4%%
2
2
Chemetron
4%%
12-
payment omitted
(quar.)
preferrei
Chance
11-18
2
1-
—!_^____—
(common
(quar.)
preferred
4.92%
Chain
1
1-
Krueger
this
at
11-23
35c
1
$1.083/4
dividend)
Company
11-30
3%
(quar.)
(quar.)
share
one
H.),
B
Giant
11-15
12-
time)
Illinois
Common
4%
1
10c
t$l
+$1.25
—
___
(quar.)
(quar.)
__
Steel (quar.)
Carpenter
12-
+
—
______
4% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
!_!__
(stock
H.)
omitted
Mead
1-18
.•
Mart,
Horizon
120c
Canadian
(S.
Meadville
dividend)
asked
Telephone,
5V2%
$$1.10
Glass
the
11-16
1
2-
$1
Creamery (quar.)
Koppers Company, common
4%
preferred (quar.)
Lee
11-
11-30
95c
Knudsen
Le
11-14
11-15
$1.05
(quar.)
Kent-Moore Organization (quar.)
Kingsport Press, new common (initial)
2
11-14
1
58c
preferred
2
5c
the
at
5
11-
t30c
4.40%
Ltd.
(quar.)__
12-
11-
11-15
4.50%
12-
1
12-
66c
(quar.)
12-
5
5%
preferred
(quar.)
572%
preferred (quar.)
Broadway-Hale Stores, Inc.
preferred
1
12-13
3%
preferred
Florida
4.35%
12-30
1-
shares
(quar.)
1
12-
Amer.
quar.)
preferred
Kress
12-
93%c
4.20%
Knox
11-14
35c
(quar.)
3.80%
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
12-16
12-15
11-
5%
Company,
Preferred
5
—
(quar.)
11-23
Grace
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
11-
t25c
(quar.)
11-23
9
(increased
30c
—
Corp.
preferred
11-15
10c
._
Manufacturing
Beneficial
12-
1
60c
'«
9
12-
Associates—
will be
preferred
472%
General
___
(quar.)
12-
1
City Power & Light—
50c
_
common
General
(quar.)
common
12-20
317ic
—,
dividend
Garrett
(quar.)
(quar.)_^
$4
10-31
(quar.)_
Belding-Heminway Co.
Bibb
11-10
25c
(initial)
1
3%
dividend
Flintkote
11-10
;
Insurance
Corp.
preferred
5%
12-15
10%
M'ills, Inc.,
Behlen
4
12-15
(quar.)
Equipment
I-
12-15
12-15
12-
5c
(quar.)
Royal Dutch Airlines.
Common
10c
(quar.)
(stock
Reinsurance
(M.
KLM
preferred
3
3
44c
Engraving Co
Company, common
Tea
12-15
3
1-
35%c
;
Oilier
33A%
11-
37c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend of
45c
60c
(quar.)
&
Holders
Payable of Rec.
533/,c
common
preferred
(quar.)
com.
Quarterly
Metallurgical
Fishman
Utilities,
preferred
15c
—
Research
17
& Power,
(quar.)
(quar.)
43A%
40c
—
(quar.)
Battery
Shareholders
11-18
Rind, class A (year-end) (10
capital gains and 3 cents from
Shippers
11-15
25c
.
Mfg. Co., $1.37V2 pfd. (quar.)
Capital Fund (year-end)___
First National City Bank of New York—
11-10
93 %c
dividend
Beaunit
11-
9
13c
&
1
12-
35c
(quar.)____
(increased-quar.)
Building
Stock
Bankers
12-
12-15
75c
income)
Bank
1
35c
—
Farrington
4
5c
from
cents
11-18
12-
15c
Fidelity
4
Extra
Axe-Houghton
12-10
25c
—
(quar.)
convertible
Jan.
12-
60c
(quar.)
preferred
11-12
11-12
2%
-
preferred
Co.
Corp.,
Stock
11-10
1
25c
(quar.)
11-30
11-30
20c
(quar.)
common
Stock
$2
11-16
1
12-
lIj
Lines, class A
11-16
25c
dividend
A
Fansteel
10-15
1
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Armstrong Cork Co., common
<
$3.75 prefeii^d (quar.) i
Associated
C
59c
Co.
Gas
Corp.
11-16
15c
:
(quar.)__
common
Storage
Corp.
Equity
12-16
62V2C
:
1
1
75c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Electronic
11-16
12-30
81V4C
(quar.)__
Louisiana
Steel
Co.
Brewing
Employers
11-16
12-19
11-
(quar.)_
$2.40
12-19
53 VaC
27V2C
Service,
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
+
Electrolux
Class
50c
(quar.)_______
common
(quar.)___
Public
$1.10
Electric
1
25c
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
convertible
1
12-31
621/2
5%
12-
12-
10c
(quar.)
;
Foods
Eagle-Picher
11-16
12-
I2V2C
(quar.)_
pfd.
(Boston)
(quar.)
5%
11-22
12-
3%
474%
1
4 1/6%
(quar.)__
Co.
Chemical
Stock
11-22
1
10c
preferred (accum.)
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.
(quar.)
Arden Farms, common (reduced)____
Arizona
12-15
12-
317.C
.
Smelting
Oil,
12-
25c
(final)
dividend
Steel
Duquesne
Sanitary—
dividend
Anderson-Prichard
12-15
2%
Corp.
Mfg.
Duro-Test
9
2 %
&
1
20c
;
Co.
11-30
$1.75
;
9
12-
15c
Insurance
Driver-Harris
11-21
3-
20c
Lead
Dow
11-25
12-
50c
(quar.)__;
11-
5c
receipts
Dulany
quar.)
25c
Co.
11-30 '
12-15
tlOc
(quar.)
Inc.
Foods
Detroit
Corp.—
preferred
Zinc
Deltown
$1.31 V*
(quar.)
Sterilizer
H.)
Southern
When
share
Light
8
5%
Life
Wright
0
$1.12 72
Standard
W.
deposit
Dahlstrom
11-10
dividend
American
12-
35c
&
Gobain
prior
12-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
American-St.
9
12-
(quar.)
Radiator
Common
11-
50c
__
(quar.):
dividend
Curtiss
2
(quar.)____
Co.
&
Corp.
Stock
(quar.)
11-14
2
12-
1
11-23
35c
(extra)
common
A
Publishing Co., $4
preferred (quar.)
$1.60
1-13
12-
12-
20c
___,
Varnish,
dividend
Stock
Curtis
Illinois—
&
preferred
American
1
12-15
1
12-
25c
Reynolds Corp., $1 pfd. A (quar.)
(G.
Crawford
9
12-15
12 72c
Foundry (incr.
Climax, Inc.—
Meter
2-
12-
Jewel
12-
11-14
20c
Co
preferred
American
11-30
3
25c
(increased)
American
1-
62 72 c
(quar.)_
Co.
preferred
American
Stock
12-15
25c
Machine
American
11-30
(quar.)
American
4V2 %
12-15
Jahn
Courtaulds, Ltd.—
11-25
11-18
15c
(quar.)
Investment
Si
&
Stock
11-25
5
common
Cable
Casualty
Craftsman
Chain
Common
Corson
$1.62 72
Factors, Ltd. (increased)
& Foreign Power
(quar.)
American
11-14
Co.—
American
American
11-25
12-23
10-27
Iowa
Kansas
(quar.)__^____
12-31
12-
11-25
t20c
Ltd.
12-15
$1.02
11-10
(Chicago)—
-
Refrigeration
Clark Publishing,
11-25
31V2C
3772c
_.
11-25
25c
Co.
Copp
1
10c
American
&
11-
12-14
1
35c
(quar.)
Paper
(reduced)
.
prior
25c
(quar.)
preferred
$3
J30c
(quar.)
Cement Corp.,
American
11-15
20c
Rubber
preferred
preferred
American
11-15
12-
20c
I
Paint
Corroon
___.
Mfg., common
preferred (quar.)
American
1
&
Copeland
(initial)
Allis-Chalmers
4.08%
12-
12-15
12-15
Electric
$1.76
Extra
Cook
security
.
Ltd.
Assurance
Continental
11-25
10c
(quar.)__
Maintenance
Co.
12-12
preferred
20c
Power
Extra
31c
Kid
$3
3
_'_
Allied
Anvil
1-
-
4.80%
invest¬
(quar.)_
common
Quarterly
(annual)
(from
Allied
5%
9
4%
Fund
profits)
7%
12-
dividend
Affiliated
2nd
3
t$1.25
preferred
1
Iowa
(Del.)—
(quar.)
Water
4.30%
12-
1
50c
1-
15c
Inc.
(from
gains)
Glass,
t30c
(quar.)
Fund
11-10
12-15
12c
(quar.)__
12-
20c
13c
Income
Corp.,
tl5c
Company
11-18
2%
preferred
Continental
Co
Homes,
Stock
class
4%
Per
Name of
12-12
25c
Paper
capital
Mills
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
(quar.)
income)
Consumers
12-13
3
America
Shearing & Stamping
Consolidated
Acadia-Atlantic
Common
of
Commonwealth Stock Fund, Inc.
(From
When
Share
Co.
dividend
Commonwealth
yet reached their
payment date.
Name of
Locks
Commercial
the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have
Insurance
Combined
announcements
In
nounced
Name of Company
Combined
11
Stock
Services, Inc.—
Fund, Inc.' (quarterly
10y2c from investment income plus a
tribution
profits)
of
20c
from
realized
:_
Proctor-Silex
of
dis¬
Will
-
not
stock,
security
30 '/2c
10-28
10-27
Corp.—
Prudential
pay a
dividend on its common
in the current fiscal year.
Industries,
class
A
(quar.)——
|
11-15
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1820)
When
Per
Name
,
of Company
Service
Public
Common
4.80%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.16%
preferred
(quar.)
Quaker
—*
(quar.)
Company
Oil
(quar.)
Oil Refining
State
—
—,—
11-15
12-
11-15
27c
26c
40c
_—
(quar.)
12-
11-15
•
—
12-
Akron
:
_
6%
Republic Insurance
Siockholders will
-
—
12-
11-11
12-15
11-11
5%
11-25
11-10
Alberta
Alan
stock
split.
declare
$5
B
(Dallas) (stk.
class
A (quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
_
5*2%
preferred (quar.)
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls,
Mfg.
'
dividend
Stock
Rolland
B
class
(quar.)
Gear
___
______
(quar.)
—_______
Royalties Management Corp.
Scott
(O.
Seeman
Bros.,
Stock
common__
(initial)—.
Inc.,
Shops,
—
——
common_______
Niles
Shepard
Siegler
Crane
Corp.
B
(payable
class A
Mfg.,
Mfg.
Co.
stock)
A
Sou:hern
Natural
Scu.hwesiern
Products
Gas
(quar.)____
4'i%
Standard
Motor
Products,
Oil
Co.
of
Standard
Oil
Co.
(Indiana)
Stock
dividend
Co.
Standard
Co.
Co.
Hotels
Stedroan
(Mass.)
Thatcher
Tokheim
1
11-15
Amerada
12-
9
11-10
America
9
11-10
12-
9
11-10
12-15
12-
12-12
12-10
11-18
11-25
11-14
12-14
11-30
Inc.
Electric
Fuel
from
12-
1-
2
2
11-
1-
2
12-15
12-22
11-22
20c
-
1-
1-16
12-15
12-
II-16
11-
2%
11-16
11-
60c
12-10
11-
10-31
lOc
12-
11-30
30c
12-16
35c
(s-a>__
1-17
12-10
12-15
11-30
(quar.)
11-28
12-
1-
2
12-
27 Vic
12-
1
Co.
(quar.)
$1.06%
Co.
10c
(quar.)
12-15
Weston
Inc.
(George),
Class
B
■
Ltd.,
class
A
(quarj
York
(quar. 1
11-15
11-
4
12-20
12-
1-
1
1
I-
1
9
12-10
12-15
(Stock dividend)
(stock
Gold
(5 shares
non-cumulative
dividend)
Corp.,
3%
preferred
shares
3-15
2%
6-15
9-15
Atlas
8-31
par)
11-21
this
week,
these
being
given
in
ABC
Vending Corp.
Stock
A.
M.
Share
(quar.)
25c
dividend
P.,
2%
Incorporated
Aberdeen
Petroleum
(quar.)_
Corp., class A
20c
(quar.)_I
When
1-20
12-
1
Industries,
A
Admiral
Stock
Inc.
common
Homes,
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(annual)
Advisers
Fund,
Aero^^lp
Corp.
(quar.)
2nd
IIIIIIII
Line
3y2%
4%
RR.,
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-14
preferred
4y2 %
2nd
Terminal
$1.25
12-20
12-12
11-15
10-28
Buttes
12-15
12-
1
Bush
12-15
12-
1
Buttes
12-15
12-
Buildings
Bush
Terminal
Gas
Co
Gas
Co.
Oil
&
12-
11-
4
12-27
12-
9
12-15
11-21
California
Interstate
12-19
12-
California
Pacific
12-
11-10
5
12-15
(Stock
■
1
5
11-15
11-
12-
11-15
12-
1
1
12-22
1
t30c
5.40%
preferred
California
Water
2
10-13
1
11-10
9
11-14
11-23
5.08%
5.50%
Telephone
Corp.
$1.30 pref.
12-
11-10
1
10-20
12-15
25c
11-30
I-
3
12-15
11-15
12-
11-
11-18
11-15
10-31
40c
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1
5%
12-
1
li-
1
12-
62y2c
&
$4.25
preferred
1
11-10
Class
B
12-12
1-16
11-
4
12-15
11-
10-25
11-21
t55c
12-
11-15
II-11
1-15
7
5%
Banque
12-
10-31
11-30
11-
1
11-30
11-
1
2
10-31
E
(quar.)
—
10-31
F
(quar.)
—
33 %c
11-15
32V2c
11-15
10-31
32%c
11-15
10-31
1
11-15
12-
Sons
National
313/4c
Barber
5%
Oil
Carolina
11-15
10-14
Bathurst
10c
12-
11-lb
Power
Slock
(A.
J.)
10-28
$32 %c
12-20
11-18
tl5c
12-
1
11-10
25c
1-
1
12-
5
1-
1
12-
5
Ltd
(quar.)____
$1.06 %
class
tl5c
A
(s-a);
11-15
10-28
11-15
10-28
$75c
(quar.)_
4-1-61
3-
3
4-1-61
3-
3
t75c
4-1-61
3-
3
4-1-61
3-
(L.
1-
3
12-
1
$18%c
1-
2
12-
1
from
12-
1
11-11
12-
1
11-11
investment
Investment
56c
$20c
1
11-15
10-15
$$1.06
$$1.25
pfd.
(quar.)_
11-15
10-31
12-
11-18
40c
Common
4.20%
Co.
(stock
9
10-31
11-15
10-31
2%
dividend)
11-11
10-28
11-21
11-10
11-10
10-27
1
11-15
56 %c
11-30
11-15
60c
11-30
11-15
(quar.)
5c
25%
4y2%
!
40c
(quar.)__
12-
ll-l*
1
12-
1
11-15
11-10
10-20
$1.05
(quar.)_
common
12r
25c
(quar.)
$1.12 V2
$1.06%
pfd.
11-10
10-20
(quar.)
preferred
of
12-
10c
Plywood
Carson Pirie Scott & Co.,
12-30
7
11-15
_1
(quar.)
4J/4%
(quar.)
jr. preferred
Caterpillar Tractor,
11-15
1
11-15
$$1.25
Ltd.
&
11-
12-
$20c
(quar.)
E.)
11-26
Trust,
dividend
11-15
3
$31 %c
$15c
(15c
Corp., common (quar.)
4y2 % preferred (quar.)
4.80% 2nd convertible preferred
1
(quar.)
Georgia Ry. Co.—
<4
(quar.)
25c
12-21
12-
9
Trust
&
11-25
11-
4
5%
preferred
A
(quar.)
$1.25
12-21
12-
9
11-25
11-
4
5%
preferred
B
(quar.)
12-21
12-
9
1-13
$1.25
25c
11-15
10-31
12-20
Savings
50c
(Md.)
(stock
Nationale
(stock
&
10-31
11-30
$17 %c
11-30
11-
9
11-30
11-
9
dividend)-
(quar.)_
12-
1
11-
7
10-
4.50%
6
preferred
Central
&
Central
Soya
10-31
25%
Central Louisiana Electric, new com.
South
preferred
Paper Ltd.,
Markets,
Inc.
class
A
(quar.)__
J40c
12-
1
10-31
4.65% preferred
12-15
10-31
4.75%
2%
dividend)
1-2-61
12-
9
5.375%
11-
3
*50c
15c
12'
1
11-10
10-31
Service,
Aircraft
27 %c
11-15
27c
11-15
10-31
12-15
(quar.)
$1.03
Co.
,_i
(stock dividend)
dividend)
(increased
quar.)
_
41
1
$1.16
(quar.)
11-
1
12-15
$1.19
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
10-31
(quar.)
preferred
1
10-11
24c
:___
com.
12-
11-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Century Acceptance Corp.
Century Properties (stock
Cessna
$1.12%
Corp.
(quav.)_____
Central Vermont Public
4.15%
(initial)
(quar.)_
West
Co.
t40c
Corp.
10-31
11-15
t25c
(quar.)
common
Inc.
Cos.,
Pacific
Carpenter
1-13-61
10c
Oil
11-15
34 %c
(quar.)
15c
Co
quarterly
Canadienne
11-15
10-31
5c
Year-end
Bayless
12-
12-
3%
Bethesda
12-15
10-31
(quar.)
i25c
of
11-15
10-31
Utilities, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
Extra
Bank
10-21
30c
41c capital gains distribution)
preferred
Central
&
America
11-15
i
Conv.
;
(Joseph)
of
12-
12-15
tl5c
Carlisle Corp.
3
11-25
$353/4c
12-
12-15
11-15
common
1-15
12-16
$3iy4c
12-15
11-15
common
Co.
10-
4
12-
11-15
Sugar,
Carborundum
10-28
11-
12-15
33c
D
l—
1
11-20
11-21
33Vhc
Canadian
11-
1
22%c
(quar.)_.
Canadian
12-15
4c
9
12-
11-
common
12-12
25c
2
1
(quar.)
International
Ltd.
11-10
11-
12-
11-16
——
(quar.)
Canadian
50c
1
11-
7
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Fund,
income plus
50c
4
1-
I12%c
A
Class
30c
12-31
27 y2 c
common
(quar.)
(s-a)__
Canadian
4
1-15
11-10
10-
31 %c
(quar.)^
Steamship Lines, Ltd., 5% pref. (s-a)
Canadian Canners, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd.—
11-10
11-
7
27c
Canada
10-28
12-12
5
1-15
11-
25c
Extra
1
60c
(quar.)___
(quar.)—
Packers
B
8
10c
(quar.)
12-
1
$12%c
Class
12-
$5
Chemical
1
1
11-15
21c
___.
(quar.)
Canada Foils, Ltd.,
Class A (quar.)
12-
Co.—
Paint
llA
11-
20%
(quar.)—
J
Canada Dry Corp.,
30c
25c
;
1
17j/2c
(quar.)
1
1
12y2c
(quar.)
12-
12-
—
Research
com.
preferred
& Dominion
4'/2c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
C
Ltd.,
Cement,
$2.50
(quar.)________
1
11-
27%c
Service,
preferred
Canada
Canada
$8
preferred
11-
1
11-22
(quar.)—:
12-
25c
common
1
12-
5c
:
Packing
12-
83/4C
(quar.)_;
12-
J?- 1,1 11- 1
T2-' 1
11- i
10c
preferred
(quar.)
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
California
12-15
56'Ac
.____
11-14
11-15
—
2%
(quar.)—i
Utilities,
11-15
12-
$25c
(quar.)
10-31
35c
5%
$1.3iy4
Inc
4
5c
dividend)
California Electric Power Co.
I
_•
4
11-
—
-n
Calaveras Land & Timber Corp
California Corp.
for Biochemical
preferred
(s-a)
11-
$1.12%
preferred
Co.,
11-30
12-13
pfd.
7
1
11-28
-•
30c
—
dividend)
H
(quar.)__
11-
12-
35c
preferred (annual)
(stock
preferred
(quar.)__
11-26
$25c
pfd. (quar.)
—
Oil, 5%
&
Terminal
5.20%
is-a)
11-28
73c
(quar.)_;
G
:
1
12-19
;
35c
$1.05
Co.
12-
1
11-15
$1
conv.
1
1
40c
common
1-
15c
(quar.)
$1.25
preferred
quar.)
11-10
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
5.20%
(quar.)__
12-
20c
87 Vac
De¬
:
com.
(quar.)
com.
preferred
A_
15c
$1.25
iquar.)_
preferred
class
11-15
(quar.)—__—
Burry Biscuit Corp-.
Canada
common
Corp.
preferred
preferred
convertible
Extra
w;
Burlington
5.36%
(quar.)
(increased
(quar.)
dividend
Increased
11-15
1
7
pay-
Ry. (quar.)__
(Conn.)
(quar.)
preferred
Piano
7
11-10
1
11-21
convertible
Fe
preferred
Dreferred
10c
_I_
Electric
Tools,
6
12-
11-
1
convertible
t;quar.)_
and
12-21
—
preferred
(increased)
Corp.,
Co.
Properties,
4%
Inc.__„_
Line
convertible
Bank
10-26
10c
dividend
1
Dredging, Ltd
Industries, Inc.,
5.28%
(quar.)
30c
"
Gold
Carrier
Oil
1-
11-30
Bulolo
12-
7
12-31
65c capital gains distribution)
Inc., common (quar.)
5.30%
(quar.)_
common
Goods
Coast
Bancroft
11-10
7%c
on
Refining Co.
11-
11-12
Bullocks,
11-14
10c
Stock
11-10
11-25
11-14
12-
12-19
11-
1-5-61
plus
4.40%
Insurance (Tulsa, Okla.)
(quar.)_
Development Mutual Fund________
6%
Holders
5c
Missiles & Construction
Corp.—
Class
1
12-1
$1.16y4
Water
Santa
City
Baldwin
the
5c
Acme
Acme
12-
held)
pfd.
1
—__
1
(quar.)
com.
12-
investment
net
1
(quar.)
Coast
5%%
Payable of Rec.
11-25
(8c from
Co.—
Topeka &
Baltimore
Per
Company
Ltd.
11-
____.
dividend
preferred
$5
preceding table.
Name of
(irreg.)__
Fund,
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
we
announced
Co.
Bullock
2
11-
Life
Baker
give the dividends, announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends
Forge
2
12-
Continental
Wholesalers, Ltd., 5V2%
Brass Foundry (quar.)
Baker
held)
Buffalo
12-
11-15
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Corporation
Ayshire Collieries
for
11-25
11-15
(quar.)
CO.,
common
non-cum.
Atomic
$5
Below
Power
Puritas
Dry
of
shares
200
common
Avco
redeemable
common
12-23
11-10
Atlantic
11-15
9
Corp.
12-23
12-13
preferred
Atlantic
5-31
II-30
A
Atlantic
Atlas
12-
30c
share
11-15
1
Inc. (quar.)
(increased quar.)
11-25
6c
one
11-15
1
1-
Company
9
35c
Aluminum
&
A
1
12-
;—
12-
11-25
class
12-
$1.37 y2
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Company
(Charles)
income
10-17
11-30
17 Vac
2c
Extra
2-28
L.)
9
12-15
95c
—
$5 preferred (quar.)—:
_____—_____
Buck Hill Falls
(quar.)—.__
(quar.)
each
Water
Atlantic
Ltd.—
($1
Arrowhead
5%
(E.
5.50%- pfd.
Brunswick
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Ltd.,
Altex
Atlantic
11-30
Bruce
12-
11-10
70c
(quar.)
11-30
Ltd.—
per
6
$1.60
12c
(extra)-
$0.51
9
(quar.)
pfd.
10-31
25c
(interim
12-
11-23
$$1.57
12-15
20c
(quar.)
convertible
preferred
Equipment Corp., 4J/2%
5.25%
11-14
10c
9
34%c
—
Inc.
preferred,
Atchison,
11-15
ioc
Corp.
Co.
Associated
12-10
12-
12-
37y2c
Africa,
1-11
$1.40
11-15
57y2c
—__
;____
common
9
(quar.)
7y2c
(quar.)_
Inc.
Corp.
Stock
12-10
30c
(quar.)
Consolidated
Oil
Class
11-15
20c
l0c
100
12-
1-10
(Ralph)
50c
i
.
approximately
Pools,
9
$2
$17V2c
____
Research
each
11-22
Co.
30c
±
Corp. South
deposit receipts
12-
1-
8%
$3.80
Gas,
40c
commons
(extra)—
for
7
i0c
Batteries
Yukon
12-20
$17y2c
Corp. (increased)
Wyandotte Chemicals (increased-quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
11-
30c
Wicks s
Yocam
11-21
10%
,
11-16
5%
(extra)
12-12
16v4c
Corp. (stock dividend)
Railway of Alabama
Westmoreland,
Products
of
Artesian
40c
Gas,
Ltd.—-
(quar.)
1
1
(quar.)_
Taunton
20c
35c
11-28
Brooklyn Union
preferred
40c
(Miami)
(quar.)
dividend
Aro
11-10
$1.25
(quar.)_
Electric,
B
4.65%
11-15
12-15
Co.
Works,
Arkansas-Missouri
11-15
12-15
5c
_j_
Walgreen Company (quar.)
Wayne Mfg. (quar.)
;
Weiman Company (stock dividend)
Western
Post
Argus Corp.,
11-10
,•
Welsbach
Water
(Stock
11-15
1
4%
Iron
Tobacco
Anthony
Argo
12-10
6.40%
25c
1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
11-
Telephone—
Brockton
10-26
4.20%
(quar.)
Insurance
preferred
Arnold
(quar.)
dividend
&
11-30
•
Columbia
preferred
(quar.)
Brockton Edison, 5.60% preferred
Bush
Investment,
12-
$583/4c
6y4%
10-21
Texas)
(quar.)
Refining
&
9
11-15
"
(quar.)
positary share)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone,
9
12-
.
British
$1
Foundries
Oil
32c
preferred
Co.
12-
(increased)
Asso
11-21
f2c
preferred
10-31
20c
(quar.)
Raceway
11-25
3214c
V
___"
Title
ment
25c
profits)
(Galv.
Chemical,
African
Steel
American
Fund—
4J/4%
11-16
$1.12 ya
(quar.)
Anheuser-Busch.
._
11-15
1
Equipment—
preferred
Class
11-15
9
11-15
1
12-
preferred
30c
J.)
11-28
$62 Vic
30c
(s-a)
Anglo-American
11-23
40c
and
Ltd.
&
Smelting
Anderson
11-15
£75c
income
Insurance
Seating
Anchor
Ltd.—
(quar.)
N.
7
3
(s-a)
1714c
:
9
11-
14c
1714c
special preferred- (quar.)
5y2%
11-15
65c
investment
preferred
American
11-30
15c
(quar.)______
(Newark,
1112-
11-15
Aluminum, Ltd.—
American dep. rets,
(final)
Bruning
Inc.—
11-18
1
12 Vic
(quar.)__.
Brodie
(quar.)
4
$1.75
1
12-
of
(monthly)—
1
12-
1-3-61
(quar.)
A
Co.
47c
:
12-
87 Vic
(quar.)_____
5c
com.
6%
5y2%.
12-
214%
1
British
(Orlando,
Potash
American
12-16
11-
Brandwine
12-15
%
Commission)-
Pipe & Construction
American
11-21
5%
__
12-15
1
12-
10-31
37 %c
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
10-17
12-
11-20
of North America—
Corp.
10-31
10-31
12-15
15c
class
3%c
Corp.
Semi-annually
11-15
5%
10-26
11-15
12-15
25c
(quar.)
common
3y2%
Water
Inc.
11-15
6c
(quar.)
25c
Co.
non-cumulative
8c
10c
(increased)
Brook
Bowater
1-1-61
.
quar.)_
3
25c
(quar.)
Corp,
Fund
1-1-611
$1
4c
American-South
1
25c
11- 4
60c
approval
(quar.)__
National
American
7
12-15
11-30
4
25c
(quar.)
Climax,
American
11-18
(quar.)
Cos.
Metal
preferred
American
2
-
;
Insurance
Photocopy
$5
2
1
Bound
11-
11-19
income
(quar.)
Corp.,
Company
Bourjois,
1
12-
11-30
(quar.)
Concrete,
12-16
12-
65c
;
Corp.
Fisheries
Boston
"
(quar.)
(increased
11-21
15c
1-1-61
Bondstock
11-18
t25c
Corp.
Nepheline,
5%
11-30
$4c
Bostic
American
11-10
35c
11-
American
12-21
2
12-
93%c
10-31
12-17
Inc.—
Brass
50c
Froducts
American
11-21
12-30
Borg-Warner
Quarterly
$4
11-30
Booth
'
11-15
20c
1%
American
2
&
Borden
.
Home
American
11-25
Inc.
10-19
12-10
11-25
30c
(quar.)
common
investment
Brooks,
Aluminum
10-31
30c
12-15
12-10
25c
net
From
11-15
'
3
lc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund
11-15
income)
Co.
$1.40
——
—
Tobacco Co.,
preferred
BobDie
8714c
to
$1.06%
11-21
75c
Gas
30c
4/4%
9
&
Bell, Inc.
11-15
.__
American
12-15
Blue
Bohn
$56c
& Casualty Co.
12-15
12-
12-15
12-10
__.
Exchange
Hardware
American
1
3
1-
3c
Extra
11-15
1-
Oil
\ 2%
_I—15c
dividend-
American
1
12-
11-21
11-15
Greetings, new cl. A (initial-quar.)
class B (initial-quar.)
New
11-21
1
12-10
(quar.)_:
(subject
Furniture
American
11-14
^
r_.
Pictures,
Mold
3
Fire
1
1
15c
(quar.)
2
11-21
12-
11-10
common
7
12-
1
12-
6%
4
11-
3
12-
11-25
5
1
1-
12-
$1.05
37V2C
tl5c
12-
37c
$1.10%
11-10
.____—__
10-24
$1.41%
11-25
.___
11-15
preferred
11-16
1
6
11-15
preferred
(quar.)__4 "" 22V2C
American
11-10
12-
(quar.)
Coal
net
Grocery
1-
1-20
6
12-
1
4.20%
Bloch Bros.
12-
12-
12-
5.65%
10-31
$1
11-10
12-27
12-27
60c
10-21
11- 4
12-22
12-1
$1.06%
4
$1.75
11-10
11-18
11-10
(quar.)__
Blackwell
2%
'75c
1
(quar.)
common
11-10
quar.)
common
Quarterly
Stock
30c
■
Investments,
American
American
Corp.,
(quar.)__——
& Light,
com.
Power
11-29
(increased-quar.)
Power
and
Hills
&jc
V
(quar.)
dividend
Steel
preferred
11-10
4
12-
50c
11-10
11-
10c
iquar.t
11-25
11-18
11-15
50
11-25
11-10
9
11-
1
25c
11-25
10-21
12-
$1.31V4
(quar.)__
Electric
Inc.
10-20
11-15
(quar.)
Company,
9
3%
50c
11-17
$1.50
Inc.,
7%
12-22
12-
—*
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
4.75% preferred (quar.)
_________
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
4.25%
preferred
(quar.).
——5.60% preferred
(quar.)_
*
6c
!
preferred
Co.
Securities
11-14
12-1
11-15
!_.
(quar.)_*__
investment
Can
Stock
11-10
J'
:____
securities
Universal
9
433'4C
preferred
United-Greenfield
Corp.
from
12-
12-16
7c
___
A
Science
1
net
American
11-15
12-
11-15
1
.
1
7c
(quar.)
class
12-
1
12-
BakeriesJ Co.
(From
11-15
5c
-
■
1
(quar.)
Company
1
6V4c
Ltd.—
dividend
Tubcsccpe
12-
12-
10-18
-•—-
;
Bag
12-
15c
(quar.)—I——
dividend
&
10-31
12-22
$1.18%
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)—
Bethlehem
75c
(quar.)
Airlines,
11-15
8%
—
Shoe Corp., common
Bros.
11-15
11-29
11-23
stock div.—
200%
a
$1.50
(reduced
Corp.
Bemls
I2V2C f
' '•
—
preferred
American
11-15
10c
;
RR.
1
$30c
(quar.)___
Insurance
12-
9
Black
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.—
$4
12-
1
Ltd.—
Intercontinental. Corp
Stock
11-30
_j.i
(quar.)
American Business Shares—
11-18
12-10
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
314%
American
11-18
10c
(quar.)
(extra)
American
1
l-'l
4y4%
Bell
11-15
(quar.)
common
Petroleum
Corp.,
preferred
$6
11-12
11-25
,•
(quar.)__J
of
12-12
2
12- 1
__________
12-
12-
Co.
1-2
12-13
8c
America,
preferred
12-12
approve
preferred (quar.)_
Howell Co., common
&
12-21
' V
(quar.)
of
2
Bell
2
12-15
10c
(quar.)
(interim)
(A. S.)
43/4%
1-
12-
1%
—
Group,
Ordinary
2
Corp.—
Stockholders
Beecham
1-
—
Ties
Holders
Payable of Rec.
7V2C
(quar.)
Co.
When
Share
t.
,
5c
Inc.
Beech Aircraft
Beck
„
dividend
Brummell
25c
4%
1st preferred (quar.)
414%
2nd preferred (quar.)
11-30
5%
.
Co.
$3.75
Co.
2
45c
preferred
L_
1
i
(quar.)_
Aluminum
12-10
15c
dividend).
-
Oil
Box
Troy & Greenbush
Stock
3
$10c
Corp.
Travelers
Vulcan
3
1-
12-13
_
Corp.
Trans-Lux
Von's
1-
12-16
'
&
(Pa.)
Packing
(7c
11-15
1-17
1-17
12-15
(quar.)____
Mfg.
Paper
preferred
United
11-30
35c
Roller Bearing (quar.)
Insurance & Trust Co. (Los Angeles)-—
6%
Aluminum
—60c
dividend
UnLed
7
1834c
Timken
United
12-
1
(initial).
Coal
Drug
Usrco,
12-21
Stock
■
Distilling
B.)
(J.
Bearings,
t$1.56V4
t3c
(quar.)U._
is-a)
common.
B
2
12-
1-
Beam
Best
——
Aluminium, Ltd.
shares held.)
i
Glass
Thompscn
Stock
7
Inc.,
Class
5
Corp
(monthly p
Pacific
I'r
12-
Alsco,
Standard
(quar.)
Tenney Corp.
Monthly
Tobin
12-21
50c
Mining (quar.)__
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)__
Title
11-30
12-
12-23
$1.25
dividend
11-10
12-
(quar.)
(stock
Ltd.
Stock
11-10
12-23
12-
(quar.)
Cement
12-15
12-16
35c
,,
,
(quar.)_____
12-10
11-16
30c
"
(quar.)
Corp.,
12-10
12-
1
1- 2
$1.15
(quar.)_
dividend
Portland
1
12-10
12-
$1.05
(special)—
Corp.
preferred
Alpha
12-
Sunshine
Stock
7
12-15
Ltd., class A
Company
Corp.
Thrift
11-
7
$1.12 V2
Jersey)-—
Delaware
Bros.,
S einberg's
Stephan
Texas
12-
12-15
___"
of
(quar.)
"
Alpha Beta Food Markets, common
6%
preferred
(quai\)„
11-15
$1.50
(quar.)
for each 65
(New
Exploration Co.
S.ylon
11-30
4%
1
$4
(quar.)
Allied Stores
11-15
37Vic
(quar.)________
share
(one
Stock
11-15
1
12Vic
(quar.)
A
California
N. J.
of
Oil
S.ar Market
State
Statler
1
12-
50c
—
(quar.)_____
class
Standard
Oil
12-
Mills
Radio
12-
$4
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
preferred
Laboratories
Allied
Allied
12-20
2 Vic
Investment Co.
Corp., 6% convertible pfd.
Inc., common (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)_
Sparton
I-10
7c
._—.—___
Special
Spiegel,
6
20c
_______
1
Chemical
Allied
6
12-
11-18
65c
35c
—"
—
(quar.)__
Extra
Solventol
12-
9
4%
—
—■__
in cl.
(quar.)
Tools
Snap-On
12-20
$1
10c
20c
20c
_____.
dividend
Stock
Singer
._
(quar.)
Simplicity
\
_
class A (quar.)
Gas.
2nd
15c
(quar.)
Signal Oil &
Class
(quar.)
Hoist
&
preferred
6%
15c
7Vic
.-T.—________
B
6%
11-15
4%
—
-—
(s-a)
Per
Name of Company
Beau
40c
:
preferred
Machine
Inc.
Corp.
5.25%'
Finance,
11-15
8 Vic
(quar.)___
dividend
Candy
Class
Allied
11-15
1
50c
10c
;
Inc.
preferred
See's
Chemical
1
12-20
5c
5%
Sons
Williams,
&
5%
&
M.)
dividend
Stock
Scott
Allied
1
12-
40c
$25c
$15c
25c
10c
(quar.)
A
t
Tool
&
2
10-31
12-10
$1.37 Va "
—.
(quar.)'
Ai
Co..
12-
2%
—______
Ltd.,
Paper,
Class
*
•
",11-18
Lines—
Business
12-
343/aC
—.—%
—
C.)
Control
12-
37VaC
(quar.)_'
com.
(quar.)
11-
2%
7c
7c
68%c
>
*.•
preferred1 (quar.)——.—
5la%
Roekwell
Trunk
Allied
div.)
—______
—
Gas
(R.
;
5.
12-? 5
Co., common__,
(quar.)
preferred
Allen
split.
tne
Finance
Class
Ross
then
1
12-
15c
(quar.)
Pacific Consolidated Oils,
Ltd.__„
Algoma Central & Hudson Ry., com. (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
I
shares outstand¬
par
12-
'
Alberta
dividend of 60,000 shares
National Bank
Republic
Ritter
will
they
approved
900,000
after
ing
If
stock
a
tne
on
tlbc
:
RR., com.
preferred
(s-a)
Co., 4.20%
preferred (quar.)
614%. preferred
the annual meet-*
vote at
(quar.)
Southern
Steel
10-31
15c
Power
Wood
11-15
62V2C
(quar.)
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas CO.
2
12-30
ing on Peb. 8 on a proposed two-for-one
\
Great
4.60%
(quar.)
(Texas)
5%
1
participating
12-15
6c
35c
$2.25
40c
Manufacturing
Gas Corp.„ common
preferred A
(quar.)I
Alabama
11-15
time).
at this
—
Remington Arms Co., common
4%%
preferred (s-a)
dividend)
Monday, November 7, 1960
.
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.12 »/a
.V
Alabama
Alabama
Refrigerator—
(Common payment omitted
Inc.
Brass
Extra
11-10
12-15
(stock
preferred
$5.50
40c
C.)
„
4.50%'
Ranney
Rayeue,
(N.
Air
11-15
12-
CompanyShare
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.
Reduction, "common
(quar.)
11-15
12-
87/ic
—
,—
12-
52 /ac
$1.20
—
preferred
4.32%
Indiana—
of
prelerred
3Vi%
Pure
Co.
Name of
Aeroton
(quar.)
When
Per
Holders
Payable 0/ Rec.
Share
k
.
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
ft A
12-15
11-30
10-31
11-15
11-
1
11-17
11-
1
Volume
192
Number
6001
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name of Company
Share
Chambersburg Engineering (quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining, $j prei.
12'Ac
(quar.)
<5c
Chase Fund of Boston
(from net invest, inc.)
Manhattan Bank (quar.)_
Chase
Chemical
Products
Corp. (stock
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone,
(quar.)
Stock dividend
Common
k
Series
(quar.)
Corp.
Dominion Engineering
Glass
11-15
11-
4
Dominion
Scottish
12-30
12-
2
12-15
11-25
11-23
11-
12-
11-18
'
(quar.)
25c
25c
________________
Clearfield
(Los Angeles)
Ry.
Columbia
Co.
(s-a)_
Credit
class A
Co.
12-31
12-12
Co.
(N.
ir
Eastern
11-
1
Eaton
11-21
Edwards
12-31
12-
El
1
12-10
12-
1
11-15
1
11-
1
.j
.
,
12-
12-
1
12-1
11-15
11-15
10-28
12-
5
11-25
112c
12-
1
11-10
preferred
Auto-Lite
Co.
&
Equal
Rubber
&
Musical
to
9'/2c
about
10-17
1
11-15
Elizabethtown
12-
1
1
&
Williamsport
9
12-23
12-
9
11-25
11-
5
11-10
10-
7
12-15
12-
1
12-16
11-28
12-
11-10
9
11-18
11-25
10-28
12-30
$10C
(quar.)
12-
9
11-15
12-20
10-17
250
11-15
10-25
32*4c
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
330
11-15
10-25
-•
32'/2c
2-15
1-25
33c
2-15
1-25
1-25
(quar.)
62 '/2C
12-
1
11-15
(quar.)
64'/2c
12-
1
11-15
$1.30
12-
1
11-15
$1.25
12-
1
11-15
(quar.)__Ltd.—
British
terim)
Gillette
2-15
32 >/2c
;_
;
Co. of Kentucky—
Investments
(less
income
tax)
(in-
,_3
10%
12-12
Company* (quar.).:
11-17
5
11-
1
50c
12-5
11-
1
(quar.)
15c
11-15
11-
5
;
10c
12-12
11-23
5c
12-12
11-23
62'/2C
12-
Investment—
12-20
11-30
6%
non-participating
Glen-Gery Shale Brick
Glickman
12-
1
1
11-10
preferred
1
11-10
Monthly
(12-
1-
11-10
1
13-10
12-
1
11-10
Extra
12-
1
11-10
Goodall
12-
1
11-10
(quar.)
Monthly '
12-
$1.60
12-
11-10
60c
12-20
25c
12-20
11-18
11-
8
1-3-61
12-
1
A
7c
(monthly)™_—___
12-
11-28
1-10
12-27
$1.50
1-3-61
12-15
50c
20c
common"
dividend
(H.
12-19
11-15
Grace
class
A
Co.
(W.
R.)
1
11-15
11-15
11-
1
12-15
12-
1
$2.50
class
11-15
11-
1
12-
1
11-
12-15
12-
A
stock)
:™__,
quar.)
(qu&x,)w_„____„_^.
Employees Corp.
1
12-
11-15
37'Ac
:
and
(increased
Batteries
12-
12'/2C
29C
(quar.)_
common
(s-a),
W.)
Government
on
in
preferred
Gossard
11-10
9
7C
Rubber,
(payable
5%
12-21
7c
Gould-National
12'/a%
class
:
Stock
11-28
30c
Corp.,
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.)
Golden Nugget, Inc. "(quar.)
11-28
'
(final)
,
30c
4
2
40c
(s-a)_
11-25
11-
12-12
11-21
3
Co.—
&
12-
2
2
11-
4
12-
1
11-18
Gas Co., common (quar.)
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
Erlanger Mills, common (quar.)
:
4'/2% prior preferred (quar.)
12-15
11-22
Evans
12-
1
11-
1-
1
1
12-30
12-
2
12-
1
4%
11-18
12%c
_
.
50c
11-
7
,
Fall
Co.
—
&
River
Gas
12-10
11-25
Falstaff
12-
1
11-
9
Farmers Bros.
12-
1
11-
9
preferred
conv.
Extra
Co.
Farmers
&
Traders
Faultless
12-31
11-15
Federal-Mogul-Bower
1-1-61
12-18
Federal
11-17
.Stock
(Syracuse,
Y.)
N.
Caster
Sign
Signal,
&
dividend
Federal
National Mortgage
Paper Board Co.,
28c
20c
10c
Federal
11-
Federated
11-10
10-31
50c
12-30
12-
50c
933Ac
12-15
12-
5
Filtrol
1-16
1-
5
Financial
(quar.)—
$1
1-3-61
12-15
Stock
DeBeers Consolidated Mines American shares
60c
11-15
9-30
Firemen's
Crystal Oil & Land Co.. $1.12 pfd. (quar.)—
Inc. (quar.)—
—1
—
Cuneo Press
Curtis
Mfg. Co., class A——,
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
$2 non-cum. class A
(quar.)_
11-21
5
preferred
64c
per
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)——
50c
Delaware Income Fund —12c
Gasoline
25c
$1
30c
7c
Optional
(s-a)
———
(auar.)—i____———
3
1211-
1
1-
7quar.)__;
Extra
—
•—
.
(quar.)—
Ltd
—'
N.
—-
...
1
11-
7
First
3
11-
7
Florida
12-
3
11-
7
Denver Union Stock Yard Co
t)esilu Productions Inc.
(quar.)_
——
12-
3
11-
7
(s-a)
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
---
:
...
SH-
*5°
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp.——
income)
2
Ford
12-
11-15..
Ford
11-25
11-11
Forest
11-
8
10-17
Foxboro
11-21
Ford
Motor
Motor
City
11-21
Income
12-12
Bond
12-19
Free
10-14
r
11-21
—
—-
(quar.)'—L———---r-
Dr. Pepper Co.
(quar.)_:
Dodge Mfg. Corp.; common
(quar.)
101/
,tC
—;
(quar.)
—
N.
11-
11-1
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
9
»' «c
390
11-15
1-3-61
11-19
11-
1
12-20
Friendly
,
;
Co.
(initial)
A
(Spring
1
12-
1
11-28
1-12
N.
11-15
Inc.
(year-end
11-
12-10
12-
9
11-15
11-17
1
10-31
11-
2
income
15c
11-23
11-11
30c
12-
9
11-25
30c
12-
9
11-25
12-
9
11-30
11-10
10-25
7'/2c
11-10
10-25
of
plus
a
11-
1
Gulf
Power
5.16%
12-15
4%
1
Halliburton
7
Hamilton
12-
1
Hammond
11-21
11-
7
Extra
12-19
12-
5
11-20
11-
5
11-29
5%
4
12- 2
11-
12-12
12-15
10-28
|
>
•
4%
(increased quar.)
preferred
(quar.),
Ltd.
(quar.)—-__
(interim)
(quar.-)_:__-—
—:—-—-
Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
6%
11-18
10-14
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
12-14
12- 1
12-
$$1.25
6y4%
15c
15c
1
12-15
11-18
11-15
12- 1
Realty Co.
common
3'/2c
4'/2%
11-15
11-15
(quar.)
(s-a)
10-31
10-31-
12-1-3
11-
1
11-30
12-15
12-
1
11-15
1
3.90%
1
45c
12-
Refractories
Co-
&
Electric
(quar.)
—__
3'/2 %
5%
1
Hooker
1
$4.25
11-15
11-
1
Hoover
5c
11-15
1
483/4C
12-
1
11-10
11-2J
11-li
25c
1-15
1-
5
1-15
1-
5
25c
1-15
1-
5
1-15
1-
D
27'/2c
—__
12-16
II-25
21'Ac
——
1-15
1-
5
1-
5
283Ac
2%
5c
(year-end)
(quar.)
Corp.—
$1.25
preferred
20c
1-15
1-3-61
12-15
1
11-16
11-15
10-28
1
11-15
12-
12-
—
Stock
Inns
Lumber
America
of
dividend
Chemical
—
preferred
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)——
4'/2% preferred (quar.)_
Hormel
Company,
(Geo.
A.)
Co.
(quar.)
1
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
50c
;
—
(quar.)
11-10
11-15
10-28
4%
11-14
10
65c
12-20
11-30
1-
~10c
2%
Co.- (s-a)_.—
Chemical
12-
87'/2C
$1.09 3/a
preferred
(quarj'_»
2nd preferred (quar.)
(Edward)
Holiday
11-
1
6
25c
(quar.)_
(extra)
(stock dividend) —
Holophane Co. common (quar.)
(Stockholders approved a 2-for-l split) —
Holt
Reinhart
&
Winston
(quar.)
Hines
11-
12-
1-
10-14
15c
11-15
10-14
11-10
60c
Newport Chemical
Common
(increased)
Heyden
11-15
11-
11-10
30c
preferred F (quar.)
53A%
preferred G
(quar.)Hawley Products (stock dividend)
Hood
12-15
1-20
30c
Marx
Light—
preferred
Powder,
1
$1.50
(quar.)__—
5'/2 %
9-30
10-31
9
1
preferred D (quar.)
preferred E (quar.)
4'A% preferred C (quar.)
11-15
15c
12-
12-
5%
12- 1
15c
I-2-61
12-
Industries, Inc. (increased)
Haverty
Furniture
(quar.)
Hawaiian Electric, Ltd., 5% pfd. B
11-21
(quar.)____
11-25
12-15
—
Haveg
63c
30c
(quar.)—
12-10
12-15
(quar.)
4.37'/2%
1
1
11-25
12'/2C
1
11-
1
12-
12-10
15c
Hercules
11-
12-
12-15
(quar.)
1
11-10
12-15
$1
25C
]1-15
11-
10-31
u
11-15
Helmerick & Payne, Inc.
11-
2
2-
1
1
11-11
12-
11-10
2-15
1
11-
1
1
12-
1
11-
12-19
12-
12-
1
11-23
$22'/2c
11c
11-
preferred
—
12-15
1
$1.25
common
11-
Company
__—
1
1-
25C
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Schaffner
5c
2c
—
1-
(quar.)
5%
$1
$1.16
$$1.25
—
_________
preferred
2
11-15
11-15
40c
10-13
1%
—
Common
12-12
11-15
12-16
10-13
6
i5c
10c
(interim)—
Co.
(quar.)—_
common
___
Harman,
Hartford
85c
5%
6
12-
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Hansen Mfg. Co.
11-18
Funds-—
s
—
Organ Co.
&
12-12
$1.15
15c
(England)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
47'/2c
$1.10
—
(quar.)
r-~~—
Water
dividend
Stock
Handy
Hart
1
2-24
12-
60c
(quar.)__
Co.
preferred
10-17
1-
3-13-61
1
$1.29
preferred
(quar.)
Watch Co., common
Hamilton
11-15
10c
11-
11-25
25c
11-10
12-
11-21
12-19
$1.25
—
4.64%.
preferred
,5%
5%
68c
$1.25
(quar.)
Cotton, Ltd.,
10-31
30c
—
cap-,
_—____________
3%
Co.,
Hackensack
1111-
11-15
12-15
12-15
.
realized
net
RR.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
12-23
27c
283Ac
25c
from
52c
Ohio
dividend
Stock
1-3-61
40c
—__r-_—i-.
(s-a)
1
11-14
Y.)
Enterprises.
(Louis)
(quar.)_
—-
preferred
preferred
11-23
10%
10c
(quar.)_
Valley,
dividend)
Canada,
Gqpuld
—
—
;
&
Oil Corp.
1
12-
75c
(stock
Ltd.
Finance,
Class B
6%
.12-
$5
of
gains)
Mobile
5%
dividend)
Extra
Frito
ital
12'Ac
quar.)_—
(quar.)
of
Co.,
Sulphur
Friedman
:'
J.)—
;—
series
State
1
2%
(quar.)
Co.
series
Freeport
(from in¬
(stock
of Chicago
Corp.
Custodian
12-19
-7-~
Inc.
(increased
class
Corp.,
Company
12-31
12-
,
Gulf,
Harbison-Walker
(Newark,
i
Franklin
1
3-15
Co.—
_—
preferred
Motor
12-19
12-15
lc
class A
Field &
preferred(quar.)
Extra
12-
11-25
Fund,
(quar.)
—
Bank
Steel
1-16
—:—■—
(quar.)_.
pfd.
-
Corp.,
Power
11-15
Stock dividend
Co.
Corp.
Co.
12-
40c
quar.)__
quar.)™
Fund,
11-22
75c
30c
___"
investment
net
12-31
1
25c
(quar.)_,
from
16c
1-16
12-
$12 '/2C
'
common
Mutual
7'/2c
(monthly).
Assn.
4.60%
Wisconsin Bankshares
4.60%
12-31
4-1-61
25c
(initial)
Southern
Florida
11-15
|5c
(quar.)
Investment
11-30
25c
25c
15c
25c
(quar.)_;
—
dividend).—
Financial
Semi-annually
4.40%
10-21
30c
dividend)
-
B
12-19
(quar.):—
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.
Ltd.
3
12-
25c
(quar.)__—:
Y.
Extra
Stock
National
First
7
45c
National Bank
7
11-
B
Guardian
65c
First
11-
10-21
11-11
40c
(quar.)
(increased
(increased
Inc.
Class
12-15
7
31'Ac
(quar.)
—
First
3
1-1
11-
Corp.—:
11-10
12-15
x__
(quar.)
Products
Telecasting,
11-U
12-10
1
(Houston)—
(quar.)
—
Grolier,
Gross
25c
Inc.,
Insurance
12-15
12-
1
11-15
dividend
1-2-61
25c
11-
11-30
(quar.)
Investors
5c
$2
50c
'
11-15
3%
(monthly)™.
(stock
Inc.
10-31
12-
(quar.)___
class A
Manufacturing,
(quar.)
Industries
Store
1
12-10
1-
$12'/2c
Insurance
Fire Brick
Extra
$5
Marshall
see
10-31
25c
Development & Exploration-
Gregory
Grocery
11-15
5c
(Del.)
General
Charter
1
11-25
1
Gulf
(quar.)
Purchaser,
Bank
11-
3
11-18
——
(stock
Works
Corp.
Corp.
11-15
112-
1
11-
$40c
(quar.)
Coal, Ltd., class A
P.)
(A.
lc
Screw
Class
Green
11-15
dividend
11-15
1
(quar.)
—
Great West
11-25
5%
Co.
cash
(Marshall)
First
11-15
11-30
dividend
Extra
First
1
3
35c
(quar.)__
11-15
12-
Ry
Life
20c
Monthly
Field
1
11-15
Northern
(increased)
(quar.)___
Insurance
Quarterly
First
Company
(quar.)
:
Southern
1-
7
11-
12-
40c
dividend)__
Co.
Utilities, Ltd.—
s-a)
Great
12-15
12-10
Semi-annually
amounting to ap¬
Depositary share
Ltd.
Paper,
Great
(quar.)
Compress & Warehouse
Federated
2
Lakes
Northern Gas
(Increased
12-
15c
Corp. (quar.)
Corp.
Filmways,
shillings,
11-19
10-31
(stock
Tea
Dredge & Dock
distribution
___
Federal
pfd.
1
S3
—
6
8%
1212-
11-15
$3
common
11-14
,
Great
30c
(quar.)
Bearings
11-
RR
Great
11-10
11-19
42c
Corp.
11-10
(s-a)—
Dana Corporation, common (quar.)
3%% preferred A (quar.)__————
11-10
1
5
'v;
.___
1
—
1
1212-
1212-
12-
11-16
25c
933Ac
(quar.)
Extra
1212-
1
5%
$1
Great Lakes
Insurance
1
(quar.)
11-15
$1
(quar.)
Quarterly.
2
(quar.)
$4.20 pfd.
Ltd.
(quar.)
1
6c
Life
10c
dividend)
11-15
12-
preferred
$1.45
(quar.)
.
12-
(stock
12-16
•
'
11-15
933Ac
25c
33A%
Great Atlantic & Pacific
1
(quar.)_
common
Grayson-Robinson Stores
12-
4c
12-31
1
11-21
Company,
11-14
Co.—
—
10-31
12-
12-19
T.)
40c
(quar.)
11-15
?5c
11-21
10-31
30c
(W.
85c
'
Corp.— r,.
3
■
12-12
11-25
12-20
10c
Co., (quar.)
Brewing
$2.50
—
$2
12-15
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
common
Light
11-15
11-10
•2
15c
20c
(quar.)____^
11-30
1-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
$1.09
(quar.),_-____
Electric
preferred
30c
—
preferred
B
Union
46'Ac
—
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
River
Fall
Gregg
10c
$17V2c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
A
class
12-15
$1.25
•
(initial-quar:)
Foods
5.80%
6%
$50c
$50c
Coe
Fairmont
12-15
2-
40c
class
8%
..Quarterly
Faber,
9
8%
Grand
1-3-61
34c
$1.1875
12-15
31'Ac
$1.13
—■:
1
3%
Equitable
12-
11-25
1
11-23
$1.62
1-3-61
1-
11-23
Grant
1-3-61
Rule
11-
12-15
12-15
Co.—
25c
$1
11-30
40c
(quar.)
$1.12y2
(quar.)___
.
Co., Ltd.
Coal.
Co.
Gas
2
10-21
12-
preferred
Tin
12-
1_
(s-a)
12-
Zellerbach Corp.,
$1.50
preferred
Ordinary
1
11-
11-10
$5-
$1.41'A
12-
8
$30c
Crown
Houses
11-15
11-25
1-3-61
25c
RR.
10-14
Dobbs
11-15
1
11-15
Cork
vestment
12-15
3
General
$1.37'/2
$1.37'/2
11-21
5%
Crown
.
1
12-
40c
(quar.)_
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$1.34
1-3-61
45c
Co., Inc., $2 pfd.
Corp.
11-10
11-15
3c
11-16
Diversified
1
32 *4 c
(quar.)_-_
(quar.)_
Telephone
preferred
preferred
5.20% preferred
$1.217A
—
Consolidated
12-15
Divco-Wayne
1
12-
20c
Preferred
11-16
11-
(quar.)
.
Cork
Inc.
11-
12-22
32'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)_
5.16%
:
12-15
55c
Extra
11-15
1
(quar.)—
com.
.
Crown
Diebold,
12-31
(quar.)
Stock
Mines,
1-17
Electronics Investment
12-
Corp.
Federal
Dickenson
11-30
;
on
Federal
Co.
preferred
12-15
12-
12-23
29m
common
preferred
$1.30 preferred B (quar.)
$1.25
Ltd.
"Adrs"
11-15
Finance
preferred
$1.32
(quar.)
11-14
Dial
$1.30
11-18
32'/2c
Industries,
1
of
1
11-18
45c
>
'
Hose
7
Dentists'' Supply
12-
9
(quar.)
12-
Mines,
(quar.)__.._
B
9
2
15c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
preferred
12-
1-
Florida—
preferred
12-
6'Ac
::
Extra
11-15
11'Ac
Publishing
debenture
of
preferred
$1.32
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
12-
8%
Ltd.,
$1.30
12-15
11-15
45c
(increased).
(quar.),
$1.00
1
11-15
12-15
35c
(increased)
$1.30
!
12-
9
General
;
4%
12'Ac
50c
$75c
$1 05
Dennison
Wares.
12-15
$1.50
65c
Crowley's Milk Co.—
common
Telephone Co.
2%
(quar.)
$1.25
Voting
Steel
General
Utilities
11-18
(quar.)
Fedders
Dennison
General
Water—
(quar.)
Fed-Mart
Delta
11-25
11-
$1.42
preferred
preferred
11-30
Lines
12-16
12-
Co.
Castings
$1.50
(quar.)_:_
12-16
Railroad
General Steel
11-13
12-31
10-31
12-10
25c
11-10
12-16
Air
General
11-25
Fireproofing
11-18
quar.)__
12-15
Delta
11-25
4
1-10
11-10
12 %c
;
(quar.)_____
Instrument Corp
General Outdoor Advertising
Girard
12-29
Delaware
Corp.
10-31
25c
12-29
&
Finance
12-19
5
1
4
25c
;
(quar.)__
Public
11-
10c
(reduced)
5.00%
$1.04
—__—
_____________
proximately
(quar;)_
11-15
3
11-10
9
25c
(quar.)
(quar.).
Corp.
General
1-
11-
1
12-
15c
common
Co.
11-15
12-
43c
General
11-10
Electrographic
933/4C
:
Deerfield
Oil
Drive-In
4
1
10-25
12-
(quar.)__
preferred (s-a)
Crampton Mfg., 5% oreferred 's-<n_™_
Crane Company 3%%
preferred (quar.)—._
Crompton & Knowles Corp. (quar.)
Deere
10-27
3%
12-21
1
11-14"
'
5
10-27
11-22
25 c
™_:
Oil
3
1-
12-
Electric
4
12-
(quar.)
(resumed)
of
11-
11-15
12-
11-
—
Imperial Mills, Ltd.
County Trust (Md.) (s-a)_
Dividend
General
Crude
15c
Emerson Radio & Phonograph (stock div.)__
Empire District Electric, com. (quar.)___
43A% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Dayton & Michigan
7
$1.06'A
Elmira
_"
Corning Natural Gas Corp.
Pass
11-22
75c
Dynamics Corp.
30c
$1.13
Cosmos
Nest
11-
11-18
$1.02'/2
30c
.
non-voting
Crow's
General
12-
_________
"(initial
55c
—
Seal
General
12-12
Gas—
common
Electric
Distillery, Ltd.—
&
General
11-11
1-
12-9
(initial)
5%
dividend)-
voting
& Seal
11-14
12-
$$1.75
Association
12-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)"
Copperweld Steel Co.
Crowell-Collier
12-
$15c
45c
—
75c
(initial)
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
Extra
10-27
3%
dividend
35c
—
Co., (quar.)
Natural
Paso
Electric
& Steel Industries—
Cradock-Terry Shoe.
Stock
3 1/13%
(quar.)
5.50%
1
Mines,
____
Cory Corp.
11-14
2%
1
5.68% .preferred
6.40%
preferred
11-15
25c
(quar.)_;
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
Continental Gin, 4%% preferred
B
12-
$1.34
dividend)
quar.)__—
5.65%
12-15 "
$50c
(quar.)
Class
11-22
11-14
50c
;
Corp.-,
(quar.)
40c
(s-a)
Engineering
<;5'/2%
'
—
^
common
A
American
preferred
$13c
preferred (quar.)
$5,875 preferred
(quar.)_
$5 2nd preferred (quar.)_.
5.36%. preferred
(quar.)
10-28^
11-
11-15
(quar.)
5%
(H.)
General
4'A%
9-22
t50c
(quar.)
Class
Mfg.
New
11-10
5c
Y.)
America,
Co.
11-15
50c
(quar.).——
Lines
Utilities
11-
1
7%c
(quar.)
Copper-Range
12-
$1.75
dividend
1
11-15
(quar.)
Stores
Air
12-
$12c
preferred
Cornet
60c
50c
(quar.)
& Interurban
preferred
12-
40ld.—
preferred
Copper
1
10-27
1
'
$4.52
Continental
Louis
Stock
20c
(Pa.)
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
10-20
35c
(quar.)
$4.50
3%%
11-25
40c
(increased)
(accum.)
10c
Gas
preferred
preferred
11-15
10c
(stock
Mills,
Continental Can Co.,
Acceptance
12-13
50c
*
_____—__
—1
Eastern
$1.37%
_
Corp.
of
6%
11-15
,11-15
1
12-
11-22
56'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)j.
5%
(increased
St.
10-31
9
2.4%
(s-a)__-
Corp.
Co.
10c
East
11-10
9
(s-a)
$4.16
Container
(Ga.), common
(quar.)
preferred
Service
$15c
(quar.)
"■
Pennsylvania RR.
12-
25c
______—___
Theatres
Power
4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)_
(stock
dividend)
10c
'
dividend
15c
(quar.)—
Consumers
Light Co.
6%
Gas
^
Industries,
Corp,
General
2%
(quar.)
Co.
$15c
:
preferred
Wood
Gas
10-31
11-25
'
(resumed)
(stock
East
12-
$1.06.'A
>
-
_
Yellowknife
Extra
Consolidated
Irac-
Ltd., - Ordlnary__________
Inc. (quar.).
preferred
11-30
27'Ac
(Toronto)—
Co.
Inc.
Textile
1
11-15
12-13
Kootenay Power. Ltd.—
7%
12c
;
Consolidated laundries
Consolidated
East
10-24
(quar.)
(Bridgeport)
Natural
10-31
11-15
(quar.)
—.T"n-r-_
Consolidated
(initial).
$15c
;;
,Extra
,
15c
=.
Discovery
Foods
10-
1
10c
13c
of
(initial)
11-
2c
lc
A
12-31
2c
class
11-30
7c
year-end
General
11-15
30c
—
—_—.—_____
Consolidated
Corby
Stock
Duriron
11-15
$20c
quar.)
;
Edison
4%
11-10
11-10
(quar.)„
Commonwealth Telephone
,
1
;
Bank
Consolidated
11-
$15c
4.10%, preferredv'(quar.)
Assurance
Containers
Garrett
B
Fiscal
Gar
—_'
Corp.
1
______
(s-a)
Gardner-Denver
11-16
Bradstreet,
60c
——
common
_
Consolidated
Rubber
&
9
Co.—
—
National
11-16
—
class A
International
70c
(quar.)
Quarterly
11-30
12-15
(quar.)
(initial)
A
lieu
common
common
Extra
12-
v
_
.
(quar.)—
Edison
Life
$62V2c
of Rec.
12-
7c
10-28
$31'Ac
Holders
■
5
12-
(accum.)_
(Memphis)
11-15
10-31
11-15
When
Payable
$1
year-end
11-30
(increased)
Ltd.,
Class
(quar.)__
lc
Business,
Fiscal
pfd.
"
Machinery
A
Dun
12-
87%c
Quarterly
Class
Dunlop
i
12-
(quar.)
dividend
Confederation
5%
12-18
10-20
II-15
Ltd.,
For
11-15
(quar.)___
Company
Dunhill
10-14
paid)
(quar;)
(quar.)
Freres,
11-25
8
A
Funus
$10c
preferred (quar.)—."_
5.36% preferred B. (quar.)
11-25
I-1-61
be
A
$50c
7%
12-15
11-
Ltd.—
in
Class
Co., 4%
(monthly)
(monthly)
i
$60c
class
common
Duke Power Co.,
12-15
11-14
(s-a)
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—:
4%
50c
(increased
Co.-
Metals
Shoe
Dravo
t7c
___
preferred
Ltd.
11-10
1
1-1-61
(s-a)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Contord Natural Gas,
Connelly
12-
Inc.,
Industries,
87'Ac
Ltd.
Corp., $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
Enterprises,' Ltd. (quar. )_*_
Extra
12-12
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mines,
Bros., Ltd.
Drackett
10-14
will
1
common
(cash
shares
preferred
Dura
Gold
System
Commonwealth
■
12-31
$1.50
(quar.)
com.
Pictures
Connecticut
1
11-15
$1.12%
Commerce Title Guaranty
•■'5%
11-
Corp.,
dividend
12-
(s-a.)
—.____
Sons,
&
preferred
6%
,
(quar.)—
Gas
Compo
11-10
$3
Dover
(Savan-
(quar.)
Carbon
Stock
5
Pittsburgh RR.—
Commercial
Donohue
30c
Mahoning
Columbia
.,.
5.
1-
Ltd.
Ltd.
fquar.)~
R.)
tional
Dupuis
Bank
(R.
Stock
.
6
1-
1-15
$1.25
Colonial Acceptance Corp.,
Colonial Corp. of America
•
12-
1-15
Per
Fruehauf Trailer
1
$20c
Ltd.
Development
40c
preferred
Commercial
10-14
—
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
;
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,, common (quar.)
Combined
11-15
25c
National
guaranteed
Columbian
11-21
12-20
40c
(quar.).
Cochcnour-Willans
$3.50
12-14
Donbar
Donnelly
12-
$$1.25
(extra)
Investments,
Stores.
12-15
13
Share
Name of Company
11-17
Class
;
(quar.)__
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd., com.
4
65c
guaranteed
Regular
(quar.)
(quar.).
preferred
Special
11-
.10c
..
_
Cleveland Electric Illuminating,
Cleveland &
11-14
ic
Y.), class A
extra
&
4
Works.
Ltd.
Co.,
preference
Dorr-Oliver,
(quar.)
Ga.)
1
$4
Southern
Year-end
37%c
2
(N.
5%
Dominion
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
&
2%
>1
(quar.).;
Electrohome Industries,
Dominion
11-30
Ltd.—
—
Ltd.
Dominion
]2%c
(quar.)—
City Products
;
Bridge,
10-30
___
Corp.,
(quar.)
12-30
30c
;
City Stores (quar.)_
:
City Water Co. (Chattanooga)
4'A%
preferred
Dominion
Investment
Angio
12-15
(quar.)
Casualty Co.
B
nah,
&
1-15
Paul <te Pacmc kr. Co.
Citizens National Bank
5%
5%
12-30
(quar.)_
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
25c
Dominion
10-14
37 %c
Semi-annual
Citizens
10-31
10-14
11-14
(monthly),—:
Monthly
11-15
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. (quar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
Class
11-30
(quar.)__
preferred
Company
Chrysler
•
11-15
Share
Fields
Oil
30c
(quar.)
A
Citizens
Name of Company
Dominguez
$1.12%
_____
Yellow Cab
Chilton
1
11-15
5%
;
of Virginia
Corp.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Chicago
12-
When
Per
'
10-31
15c
preferred
Chesapeake
,
11-10
8c
dividend)—
com.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
60c
Extra
•4'/2%
When
(1821)
5c
3
11-15
12
11-
''fl
15
1
12-
9
11-10
11-
9
10-25
25c
11-28
11-
2
$1.06'A
12728
12-
2
15c
12-12
11-18
15c
12-12
11-18
$1.12%
12-30
12-20
11-15
10-29
35c
14
Per
When
Holders
Share
$1.75
1-2-61
12-18
Quarterly
$1.75
4-1-61
3-18
Quarterly
$1.75
7-1-61
Per
Payable of Rec.
6-17
Name
Horn
Horn
of Company
Hardart
&
&
Baking
Hardart
Housatonic
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
11-16
Loblaw,
11-
5
Loblaw
12-23
12-
2
12-10
11-28
$1.41
&
2nd
$5.12
preferred
Hudson
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
B
Products
Vitamin
12-10
11-28
1
11-18
Lone
12-
1
11-18
32c
12-
1
11-18
12 %c
(quar.)
12-
1
11-15
less
Power
Co.,
&
Chemical
of
British
Lucky
11-30
11-15
Lunkenheimer Co.
45c
11-21
11-
(extra)_.
$30c
12-
10-31
(final)
—
1
2
Hose
Ingersoll-Rand,
(quar.)__
common
Extra
preferred
Steel
12-
11-15
12-
1
11-
1
11-
1
12-
Fund
40c
1-2-61
12-
1
11-15
Corp. of America (stock dividend)
Interchemical Corp., common (quar.)
Machines
Business
International
Harvester Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
com.
12-
1
11-
1
1%%
11-15
35c
11-15
12-10
11-10
60c
1-16
Stockholders
International
Silver
International
Utilities
$2 preferred
Co.
Co.
66c
12-15
$1
$6c
12-
1
12-12
2-1-61
11-
2
11-15
11-
1
1-20
8
12-
1
11-
5
on
a
Corp.,
com.
Shirt
Starch
10c
11-15
10-28
National
10c
11-30
11-16
(quar.)10c
11-15
11-
1
1
■
—
tions,
Field
(quar.)
Shares
Co.
Marine
(quar.)
5%%
preferred
Interstate
Motor
Lines
Neiman-Marcus,
$1.06%
11-15
11-
12-15
11-19
Neisner
12-
5
11-15
35c
12-
5
11-15
11-21
(quar.)——
Nelson Fund, Inc. (a distribution of income)
Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.)
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
Newfoundland Light & Power, Ltd.—
11-
4
6
3-20
12-10
11-16
12-20
11-16
4-
1
1-13
11-10
10-20
2-
11-10
10-20
11-10
10-20
12-
11-10
1
11-10
10-20
2'/2%
Investors
Mutual
of
Public
3.15%
Service,
2
4.50%
preferred
preferred
11-30
11-15
12-
11-11
12-
11-11
Newport News
55c
12-
11-15
Quarterly
12-
11-15
12-
11-15
85c
12-
11-15
3%
12-
11-
preferred
McGraw-Hill
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)_-
Mclntyre
Inc.,
C.)
Jockey Club,
6%
Ltd.,
preferred
Porcupine
1-18
1-
3
9
10-31
12-15
11-30
1-14
12-20
Medusa
1-14
12-20
Meier
11-25
Melchers
25c
12-
9
62 %c
9
11-10
$1.25
—
12-
1-
1
12-
9
preferred
preferred
4.35%
4.50 %
preferred
Kawecki
Stock
Co.
Corp.
11-14
11-14
Mersick
1
11-14
Michigan Gas
12-
1
11-14
Michigan
$1.12%
(stock
2%
dividend)
10c
(quar.)
dividend
2%
Inc.
(quar.)
12-
1
11-14
5
11-15
1-
2
12-15
Middlesex
11-17
10-27
12-15
Midwest
11-30
11-11
Midwest
11-19
4
Kentucky Stone Co.—
Common
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
Kentucky
4%%
Utilities
Co.,
preferred
Monthly
Ketchum
(monthly)
6
Mine
C
12-15
12-
1
11-25
preferred
Series
K-l
(from
(20c
from net
invest,
inc.
11-
4
Mission
Corp.
12-
3
Mission
Insurance
11-10
12-
1
11-
8
1-
1
12-
8
11-15
Steel &
Wire
Kingston Products
(S.)
lieu
of
Kleinert
(quar.)
(I.
Rubber
B.)
Knickerbocker
Fund
Glass, Inc.
5%
Class
B
$1.20
(monthly)
preferred
conv.
$1.20
62 %c
68%c
12c
12c
10c
convertible
preferred (monthly)
preferred (monthly)
Kresge
(8. S.)
Kroger
Company,
6%
1st
7%
2nd
(quar.)
common
preferred
11-21
12-
10-31
9
L'Aiglon
Apparel
11-
6
1-
6
1-20
1-
6
12-12
12-
11-15
Class 3
each
5%
12-15
1
Lambert
Class
La
A
Salle
Lane
(Alfred)
Extension
Bryant, Inc.
Lear,
Inc.
Leesona
Lehigh
Leslie
$10c
Salt
Co.
B
(quar.)..
$20c
University (stock div.)
(quar.)
Liberty
Life
10c
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
shs.
12-30
5
12-12
11-18
12-12
11-18
Ohio
12-
1
11-15
Oklahoma Natural
1-
3
12-15
11-15
10-28
10-28
12-
7
1
1-
1
12-
5
11-25
10-31
6y2%
12-
1
9
11-18
Onondaga
11-18
Ontario
11-10
10-28
Ontario
25c
11-15
10-27
11-10
$35c
12-15
11-15
11-10
11-15
11-
(Greenville,
5%
50c
11-22
12-
7
12-14
10-28
11-
8
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)
,
(auar.)
$1 par stock
11-30
12-16
11-30
11-11
30-28
1-3-61
12-
1
*
9
12-
9
Oxford
11-
1
Oxford Paper
12-15
11-15
Pacific
12-10
12-
1
Pacific
11-15
11-
1
30c
12-
1
12-10
11-15
11-22
Stock
to
*
'
Bank
'
1st
1st
preferred
4.36%
4%%
Hawaiian
Stock
12-
9
11-14
12-12
12-
5
5
12-
1
11-15
$.071
11-15
11-
11-25
10-31
1
Pa.)
(quar.)
12-15
12-
8
50c
11-21
11-
9
30c
12-30
12-20
50c
(quar.)
(Fairfield
11-10
10-21
L_
-
12-30
4-
1
Panhandle
4%
Park
11-19
1
11-
1
125c
11-15
10-14
11-15
10-14
11-10
10-26
12-19
1-
1
$1
1-
1
12-19
9
12-
1
12-
12-10
11-15
12-
11-15
1
12-
1
11-15
11-25
11-10
12-
5
11-10
1-
1
12-
7%c
9
11-15
10-31
12-
1
11-15
11-21
11-10
Canada,
Brewing
6%
3-
1
Penn
Tool
Ltd..
preferred
Fruit
Co.,
1
312-
5
10-28
11-15
10-28
12-22
12-
12-22
12-
11-15
10-20
60c
17 %c
7%c
11-18
11-15
11-
1
1
4
10-31 '
7
11c
Airways Inc.
Line,
(quar.)
(quar.)_
com.
10-21
45c
12-15
11-30
1
12-15
11-15
10-31
8%c
11-15
10-23
10^
11-16
11-
$10c
12-29
12-14
$1
pref.
Paper
11-
11-10
7V2C
;
(quar.)
35c
11-28
20c
(quar.)
(quar.),.
:
—
1-
2
Dredging
common
prior
Co.
(s-a)
convertible
11-30
12-1G
3
3iy4c
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
5c
'.
11-15
2
25c
;
(increased)
11-15
11-
$45c
11-15
10-18
$$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
2
1-
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
12-
12-15
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Industries
$ 10c
11-10
t?0c
Gold
11-15
10-18
12-15
11-18
15c
10c
preferred
(quar.)
58y2c
12-15
11-18
1
11-18
12-
1
12-15
10-28
11-15
3 %
;
.'
Pendleton
10-28
11-15
10c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Consolidated
convertible
10-28
11-15
28y8c
—
11-15
21 V4c
(quar.)
10-28
30c
(quar.)
10-28
11-15
3i%c
(quar.)
A
10-28
11-15
3iy4c
(quar.)
11-15
3iy4c
(auar.)
Inc.,
4
34%c
i
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
Paton Mfg., Ltd
Peabody Coal Co.,
Pearl
-
37 %c
j
Pipe
Parchment
of
25c
(quar.)—
'
4 M
(quar.)
Eastern
Drugs,
Paterson
5%
CO.—-
(quar.)
preferred
4.68%
/
11-19
12-
$1.25
(quar.)
Extra
25c
12-10
12-10
20c
preferred
Oil
World
Chemical
Patino
9
25,
4-
(quar.—..
10-21
62%c
(quar.)
!
Corp.
American
12-
52 shares held, sub¬
approval Jan.
10-3.1.
11-10
$1
1st
Corp., class A
Penman's
10c
10-31
11-15
45c
:
Extra
County,
—
10-31
11-15
90c
Products
Vegetable
Parkview
.'
11-15
$1.10
preferred
Lighting Corp.
Pan
(Md.)—
J
11-18
15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
dividend
Papercraft
1
5c
(quar.)_
—
(quar.)
redeemable
Pacific
Pall
Fund
Tulsa
1
10-31
2
10c
(quar.)
preferred
11-10
11-15
of
12-
1-
$1.19
(quar.)
redeemable
11-10
1960)
National
11-15
$$1.75
(quar.)
redeemable
12-
10-31
stockholders
12-15
net
(quar.).,
(quar.)
5%
11-30
1
dividend
ject
11-10
(from
;
preferred
Electric
&
preferred
12-20
12-
(One share for each
11-10
9
12-
com.
common
$5
preferred
1st
11-30
11-25
(Chambersburg,
4
11-18
5%
6c
13c
of
12-15
12-10
Gas
$3 50
Foundation
(quar.)
b
12-
*$3
Employers Insurance
(s-a)__
55c
Bank
Conn.)
5
11-
35c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
5%%
10-31
Company (quar.—
Trust
11-
11-15
11-15
I
preferred
Detroit
5
11-15
11-15
(quar.)
Chemical
11-30
(quar.)
&
4
11-
1
(quar.)
Corp.
Glass,
preferred
$1
National
11-18
50c
4%
12-15
40c
Acme
12-10
1
Owens-Illinois
12-
40c
Bank
11-
12-12
(quar.)
Marine
4.80%
Quarterly
Bank
12-
preferred
5%
National
National
1
11-15
59 %C
(quar.)
common
preferred
Pato
National
$1.25
$4.40
$3.60
11-15
10c
1
Power,
12-30
75c
Investment Fund, Inc.—
(From net investment income)
11-10
11-
Tail
12-30
for
Extra
11-18
4
12-
21c
61 %c
Ltd
Products,
preferred B
ic
1
11-
40c
Otter
12-16
6%
(quar.)
Nation-WIde Securities
1
12-
preferred D (quar.)
Orpheum Building Co. (s-a)—
25c
Extra
Securities
12-
$2.10
4%
Pacific
Mutual
11-18
12-31
30c
$1.14
(s-a»
12-15
11-10
12-10
12-10
Ry.
12-15
Pacific
Income
1-15
—
(quar.)__
Quebec
2
1
Mutual
11-18
12-30
(quar.)_
tax
Inc.
2
3
(G. C.)
12-20
$40c
7%C
Fund,
1-
11-
12-
12-31
less
income)
1-
11-
Murphy
1
to about
Union of
preferred
$1.15
1
7%
11-15
Gas—
$1.10
1
10c
15c
4.56%
Street
Steel
4.75%
12-
S. C.)—
share
Pottery
<te
11-28
12-
60c
5c
(Tenn.)
(quar.)
equal
preferred (quar.)
Onyx Chemical (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
25c
;
(quar.)
Mills.
1
$2.10
shillings
7%
$25c
Co.
11-
12-
25c
(quar.)
Co.
non-resident
Co.,
investment
12-15
Vernon
11-15
$1
25c
American
William
One
1
Diablo
4
10-14
$50c
(increased
quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
1
Service—
Corp.
1
25c
quar.)
Common
1-
Finance
37% c
1-
$2.04
„—
Ltd.
15
Africa
Edison
62l/2c
11-30
1
South
11-30
11-18
Morrison-Knudsen Co.
25c
12-30
$1.43%
(quar.).—
Ltd
of
per
12-
11-15
12-
$2.10
Morgan Engineering Co., common (quar.)
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)—
Morgan (Henry) & Co., Ltd. (quar.)——
12-16
12-
12-
40c
.
Insurance
11-
held)
Investors
15c
Insurance
(quar.)
of
1 -16-61
11-30
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Chemical
Copper,
dividend
A
$1.25
1
10-31
30c
I
extra
Casualty
1
12 %c
;
Cement
Quarterly
Life
4%
35c
Levy Industries, Ltd.. 7% partic. 1st pref
Libby, McNeill & Libby (quar.)
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co. (quar.)
Year-end
12-
11-20
Mutual
(quar.)
Corp.
Portland
11-16
10-21
Inc.—
class
and
12%c
(s-a)
11-15
1
(quar.)—
1-16
12 %c
(12
share
preferred
Mount
2
12-
Refrigerating & Storage, Ltd.—
Motor
1-
12-15
Mathieson
2%
—
Montreal
10-28
2-
Olin
O'Okiep
18c
dividend
Mills
11-
1
44c
common
(increased
Mills,
Flour
25c
Flour
1
$1.50
11-14
11-30
Ogilvie
5%
;
Marking System (quar.)
Monsanto Chemical Co.
(quar.)—
7
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
11-30
12-
58c
—
Glass
Obear-Nester
Outboard
11-
11-21
•
(quar.)
12-15
$2
Moody's
12-21
Mfg. Co.
12-15
7
40c
_
$3 participating preferred (quar.)
Moore-Handley Hardware Co.—
10c
Oak
11-
12-20
Co.,—
7
1
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
Gas,
Pharamcal
12-14
90c
(quar.)__
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd.
Portland Cement
12-20
30c
Natural
12-30
4y2c
common
12-15
10c
27 %c
Cooler
Line,
11-30
12-20
12-20
11-18
$1.50
Co.,
Birmingham RR.
preferred (s-a)
Mount
LaCrosse
.
Co.
11-
(quar.)
preferred
quar.)
(increased)
Glass
10-31
27 %c
;
(quar.)
11-18
11-14
15c
—_
(quar.)
38%c
12-30
12-
preferred
preferred
1
11-10
10-20
40c
12-
1
5.75%
5.72%
30c
B
Stock
11-15
12-30
4
11-30
convertible
56V4c
(resumed
Mohawk Rubber Co.
11-24
11-30
40c
(quar.)
4%
1
11-
12-31
12c
-
Montana
15c
(monthly)..
conv.
$1.20
12-
1%%
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A
(monthly)
Corp.,
10-28
12-16
20c
preferred C
Kratter
11-14
11-15
56y4c
Monarch
capital
dividend
(stock
Class
11-15
20c
from
gains plus 1 l/10c from income)
Knox
11-10
12-15
5%
(quar.)
(18 9/10c
F.oehring Company, common
5% preferred A (quar.)
12-12
10c
2
12-
11-10
9
$2
Bancorporation,
12-
1
9
12-
34%c
Ltd.
11-30
12-
12-
11-10
37 %c
common
____
Quebec Power,
Northwest
12-31
11-14
15c
(quar.)
preferred '■ (quar.)
4.92%
(quar.)
Mobile &
(stock div. in
(increased)
1
Service—
12-15
15c
-
Missouri
50c
Corp.
Department Stores
cash)
4.40 %
20c
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)__
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Mississippi
10-31
plus
Common
4.50%
1-10
12-
$1
(quar.)
prior pfd. (quar.)_
12-16
37y2c
(monthly)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe
profits)
Klein
Minneapolis Gas
10-31
11-30
9
11-30
25c
Y.)
$4
Public
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
11-15
11-15
11-30
9
12-
(quar.).
common
(N.
Water,
Indiana
25c
(quar.)-
(quar.)
Inc.
11-25
45c special distribution from net realized
Keystone
Rhcads,
preferred
12-15
12c
Northern
25c
Co.
(quar.)
Minneapolis-Moline
65c
3-2
Series
&
30c
income).
Nortneastern
11-
12-15
12-
12-10
$1
(quar.)
Safety Appliances Co.—
4y2%
16c
investment
net
11-
1
15c
Reclaiming—
preferred
(quar.)
11-15
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Insurance
1
2%
(quar.)
Co.
5c
<quar.)_
Northern
12-
12-
Rubber
5c
(quar.)
Corp.,
35c
(quar.)_
Tube
Laboratories
Miller
7
1-
Illinois
$l
(quar.)
dividend)
Co.
15c
(quar.)
Keyes Fibre Co., common
4.30%
14-
1-13-61
$1.18%
.
Co.
&
1-13-61
4-14-61
40c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Fund
Income
Kerr
25c
25c
$1.25
—
(s-a).
Northern
50c
(quar.)
(stock
Abrasive
Piping
4y2%
Miles
11-
25c
(Chicago)
:
Water
Mid-West
1-2-61
1
12-15
1
1
(s-a)
$30c
Year-end
$6y4c
12-
$1.18%
Mickelberry's Food Products
87%c
11-
Co.
Utilities
Seamless
12-
Ry.
Norwich
Bank
Industries
40c
Kellogg Company, 3%% preferred (quar.).
Kelly Douglas & Co., Ltd., class A (quar.).
Kennametal,
Stores
1
1
12-
$1.08%
(quar.)
Chemical
Kayser-Roth
Mercantile
12-
Central
25c
(s-a)
10-19
11-
(quar.)___
$1.75
(quar.)
National
12-
Northern
(111.)
Gas
15c
6%
11-15
(quar.)
Investment,
12-
Northern
____
11-15
$1.50
Co.
12-21-
$1
tquar.)____.
A
American
Northwest
(quar.)„
Ltd.,
Coal
North Shore
stock¬
4% preferred B (quar.)
Meugel Company (quar.)
95c
—
(extra)
1
6%
preferred
(quar.)
5%% preferred
(quar.)
12-
4
12-
'
93 %C
common
Ry.
12-
Corp.—
4%%- preferred
$1
(quar.)
(quar.).
preferred
Shoe
$1.05
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
Distilleries.
American
12-15
7
11-
40c
$1
42%c
7
12-
1
Gas—
preferred
12-21
$2.50
Cement
Western
$1.06V4
.
—
Mercantile
Kansas City Power & Light Co.
4.20%
Frank
Melville
Steel Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)__—
3.80%
&
North
1
9
12-
1
5
40c
12-
37'/2c
(quar.t__
(quar.-)
& Company, com.
Portland
11-15
11-
—
1
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
__
North
11-10
12-
12-
(quar.)_
adjustment
7
12-
&
I
25c
Extra
4%
12-
12-30
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
25c
—
Ltd.
Inc.
1-
Norfolk
11-10
$1.12%
(Ohio)
40c
(quar.)
(5-for-l split subj. to approval of
holders at a special meeting).
$7 preferred (quar.)
11-
$15c
(quar.)
Common
4%
(F. W.)
Year-end
15c
.
(quar.)
Laughlin
common
12-30
25c
Mines,
Robbins,
preferred
$13 %c
(s-a)
(quar.)_
B
Publishing
11-30
62V2c
.
(quar.)
&
4%%
20c
common
Johnson
&
&
5%
$28
55c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Mead
$1.25
Means
(quar.)
preferred
Johnson
Jones
^—
Standard
N.
5%%
(quar.)
preferred
(this payment clears all arrears)
Life Insurance
(Greens¬
pfd.
Jefferson
boro,
5%
Glass Co.—
Jeannette
7%
17 %c
(initial)
Service
(quar.)
common
:
McKesson
Jahncke
Jantzen,
dividend*.
Extra
—
Newark Telephone
preferred
1
$1.01 %
(quar.)-
6%
4
12-
$1
;
—;
(quar.)
3.75%
1
4
11-
30c
=
11-
93%c
Corp.,
(quar.)
&
$$1.12%
$$1.37%
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
11-16
30c
Electric
62V2c
pfd.
12-23
11-16
$$1.25
(quar.)
11-11
93%c
$2.50 preferred
Brake
State
York
12-26
60c
4
(New Jersey)—
11-18
(quar.)
McDonnell Aircraft
(quar.)
common
Air
11-30
11-
35c
(quar.)—
preferred (annual)
New Jersey Power & Light—
4% preferred (quar.)
:
4.05%
preferred (quar.)
New Jersey Zinc (quar.)
York
12-15
11-18
$10
3%
12-15
(quar.)
McCord
Ltd
Canada.
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co., com. (quar.)
Iowa
preferred
1
15c
$50c
Brunswick Trust Co.
4
18c
:—
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
(stock
(reduced-quar.)_
15c
(1945 series)
Corp.
(stock
Inc.
Ordinary
New
12-6
Bros.
Don,
5%
class A (quar.)—
dividend)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Corp.
$lOc
(quar.)__
preferred
McCall
Extra
Nelly
New
(1947 series)
$3.40
10-3 4
11-19
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)
11-10
12-15
Communica¬
May Department Stores, common
(quar.)
for
11-
$3.75 preferred
Interstate Engineering Corp.
Inc.
10-31
3c
:
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., 4y2%
—
of
shares
Associates,
11-21
17'/2c
Petroleum
&
ll-iO
11-23
2c
Ltd.,
Marshall
11-10
11-25
held
shares
10
1
11-30
Inc.—
three
reecive
——
(quar.)
Television,
&
will
2-
20c
15c
(quar.)
Chemical
&
3-1-S1
22%c
12c
shares
ordinary (interim)
(After British taxes approximately 4c)
pro¬
each
Inc.
Shops,
Telefilm
National
New
International
10-31
10%
dividend
2%%
62y2c
;
shares
Marconi
(quar.)—
Stock
(Ala.)—
Insurance
Security
Nationwide
2c
6
10-31
11-15
2
National Video Corp,
35c
(quar.)
common
shares
12-
11-15
12-
11-
Managed
Funds
9c
10c
12-
10-31
5c
dividend
Manhattan Shirt Co.
11-18
1-6-61
11-15
2%
(quar.)
Managed
12-15
$5c
15c
$7c
(stock dividend)
6
11-18
$1.75
$15c
—
12-
1
—
12-
5%
Extra
investment
;
11-10
11-15
MacWhyte Company (quar.)_„——__—35c
Petroleum
12-
1-
$30c
—2y2c
MacLeod's, Ltd., 6% 1st preferred (quar.)
MacMillan, Bloedel & Powell (quar.)
10-31
(quar.
National
Stockholders
pref. A (quar.)
Funds, Inc.—
11-
11-
1-
12-
—
Theatres
M & D Store Fixtures
Metal
1212-
$1.12%
series—
National
5%
11-10
11-15
2%
—
National
& Company,
(quar.)..
pfd. A (quar.)
7%
stock
11-25
Marmon-Herrington Co. (quar.)
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd.
(quar.).
—;
(quar.)
Interprovincial Pipe Line, Ltd.
series
Preferred
11-30
Stock
11-10
1
12-15
Securities:
Stock
9
12-12
(quar.)—
National
9
Mallory (P. R.)
12-
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
12-
;
Extra
11-30
30c
(quar.)
Oats
12-
4
(quar.)
A
National
National Lead
25c
Magma Copper
12-13
$15c
preferred
(quar.)—
Mills, Ltd.—
(quar.)——
Lynch Communications System (quar.)
(Boston)
Steamshiip
Macco Chemical Co.
9
$1.75
(quar.)
National Gypsum Co., common
Stock dividend
11-30
Bros.
9
12-
1-13
I20c
preferred
9
Lykes
12-
12-30
$1.06 %
(quar.)
convertible
1-
10-15
(quar.)
Resistance
Common
11-15
Class
—,—
(quar.)
12-30
will vote on Dec.
preferred
2
11-25
12-15
35c
posed 3-for-l stock split on the com. shs.
$4
11-
1
4j/4%
12-12
11-25
(quar.)
Inc.
11-16
(increased)—
Co., com.
International
12-
(quar.)
Chemical, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
National Drug & Chemical (Canada), Ltd.—
prefened
7%
12-30
70c
National Distillers &
10-25
Stores,
Special
dividend
Stock
2
11-15
12-15
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
«
Holdings Corp.—
(From net investment income)
7%
Paper
2
11-
20c
International
International
2
11-
12-. 1
11-
10-28
75c
Insurance
International
11-
1
30c
Company
National Hosiery
i
Majestic-Penn State
Foundation
1
12-
Holders
2%
(Connecticut) (extra)
,
(stock dividend)
National Biscuit Co., common
(increased)—
County
National
When
Payable of Rec.
Of Fairfield
Trust Co.
&
11-15
5
40c
(quar.).
Ltd.—
1
7
Institutional Shares,
Institutional
1
12-
National Bank
20c
1
12-
$3
(s-a)
Co.
10-
75c
(initial)—
11-30
5c
—
Ribber
&
RR.
Extra
6%%
$1
Industrial
Nashville
Common
Ltd.—
Industries,
tax
12-
11-18
10-25
12-15
10-21
12-15
12-15
12-15
10-21
11-25
12-31
20c
11-15
3
11-25
12-31
—
Loyal Protective Life Insurance Co.
1-
3
par)
—
11-15
12-30
11-
effect
to
as
—
11-30
50c
(quar.)
Canada
Bank
Imperial
6%
so
split)
(quar.)_.—
10-31
'.—
(quar.)
common
RR.
Imperial
Inland
held
(25c
Cement
Louisville
Per
Share
Name of Company
4%%
stock
common
share
3-for-l
1
Corp.—
of
each
for
12-
Monday, November 7, 1960
.
.
.
Holders
10c
—
shares
When
Payable of Rec.
2%
(stock dividend)
11-30
(quar.)
B
Central
Less
$1.21
(quar.)-
11-30
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
Huron & Erie Mortgage
(quar.)—
Huttig Sash & Door, 5% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
Idaho
preferred
12-15
(quar.)
Industries,
&
preferred A
Illinois
(quar.)
11-20
Foods
5%
(increased)
Ltd.
common
Louisville
Interest
5%
Gas,
Electronics
10-31
of Beneiiclal
Hugoton Gas Trust Units
Hugoton Production
Hunt
10-31
11-22
quar.)
(quar.)
Groceterias,
(Iwo
11-22
(increased
Quarterly
United
from land account
pence
A
10c
$12V2c
$12V2c
$60c
$59c
45c
quar.)
class
Mile Rubber
Long
Loral
(s-a)
shillings from trading
Kingdom income tax
Two
(increased
Ltd.,
(increased quar.)__
Star
4.84%
100%
.
preferred
Loblaw
12-
Hudson's Bay Co.
Six
$2.40
35%c
(quar.F-
class A
Paper,
Inc.
Cos.,
Class B
31%c
10c
Pulp
Hudson
60c
50c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
11-19
$1.25
Co.
Share
Liquidometer Corp.
3%
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Link-Belt
30c
Service
(stock dividend)
Hubinger Company
12-
Name of Company
37c
pfd.
5%
Y.),
(N.
Public
Sound
Howe
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1822)
Continued
on
page
48
Volume
192
Number 6001
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY
RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
40•.
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Sep
1
59% Feb
9
47% May,
84% Apr
40
8
Mar
Oct
NEW YORK
Highest
8
43
Aug 22
28
50
26
69% Jun
15
24
98% Mar
7
114% Jun
10
18% Mar 26
27% Dec
16
23% Mar
8
42% Jun
29
46% Nov
57
134
23
12% Nov
Jan
2
26
Sep
23
-
Abacus
25
52
Jan
15
23
15% Jan
4
ACF-Wrlgley Storea Ini
Oct
31
32% Jan
0
Acmo
28% Jan
4
Adams
23% May 31
ACF Industries
Steel
Inc
21
23% Jan
2
29% May 11
38% Dec 29
17% Dec
3
22% Nov 23
71
Sep
22
200
Oct
1
3% Feb
9
Apr
14
47
Jun
94
Jun
1
24
23% Jan
Admiral
Oct
31
40% Mar
Sep
26
20% Feb
59% Sep
29
85
1
240
240
22
6% Mar 19
Nov
3% Sep
28
27 % Jun
9
28% Dec
30
35
16% Nov
17
22% Apr
53% Dec
18
38% Feb
15
79 / Feb
17
2
17 ya Jun
12
Sep
30
11% Oct
8
84
6% Jan
28
15% Nov
18
28
54% Nov
18
28% Oct
25
45
7
60% Aug 31
32 % Sep
28
30
102
Apr
8% May 11
90% Jan
8
12% Feb
10
28% Aug 25
15% Oct
57
30
59
46
Dec
17% Dec
4
46% Sep
21
Dec
Control
Jan
4
Air
Reduction
Nov
1
14
J
Aug 26
13% Jan
6
Jan
0
56% Jan
4
10O
May 37
11% Jan
58% Jan
13
54% Sep
1
75
Jan
39% Jan
4
17
38% Sep
1
22
Oct
26
40
Jan
28
Jan
29
127% Sep
1
95% Nov
3
132
Jan
28
32% Sep
8
39% Feb
25
27
May
1
77% May 11
22% Oct
39% July 15
28% Sep
28
61% Oct
26
33% Jan
39
Feb
5
52
Mar 31
12
51
Dec
44% Sep 22
69% Nov 25
27% Dec
106% Feb
5
19
43
Jan
29
61
July 20
21
60% Mar 10
55
July 25
78% Jan
0
31% Jan
21
22
35% Apr
30
33% Apr
160% Apr
50% Sep
9
23% Oct 26
17% Apr 26
9
92
2
38% Nov
23 y8 Nov
18
117% Nov
10
42% Jan
2
Aug 30
25% Jan
4
106% Jan
37
3
32% Oct
7
46% Dec
58
2
64% May 29
39% May
0
57
13% Oct
35% Oct
44% Jan
24
58
5
Jan
23% Sep
45% Jan
2oya Jan
19
22
2
2
Jan
7
7% Feb 13
40% Nov 13
35% Sep
47% Jan
17
Aug
33% Nov
18
30% Oct
3
25% Mar
63
8
2
35% Jan
40% Sep
7
28
37%.
Dec
24
44
Jan
15
106
65 %
14
16
Oct
1
4
38% Aug 23
51% Jan
71
24% Jan
26
44% July
89
28
13
Aug 23
36% Sep 26
July. 28
55%
25
Jan
2
46
9
45
31
Mar 13
122
Feb
9
Feb
15
18 % Jan
22
12
15% Dec
23
17% Dec
93
Dec
3
29
45 y8 Oct
9
76% Dec
30
25
9
98
24% Dec
30
13% Jun
8
11
0
Mar 30
Sep
21
0%
Theatres
8%
Inc
American Can
7*
Co
9% Jan
38% Jan
11
10
.
Jan
4
103
Sep
9
74% Jun
4
10
Jan
22
86% Jan
14
32% Jan
22
Dec, 18
13
14
Aug 84
92% Aug 15
Oct
31
28% Jan
13% Oct
21
18
Aug
5
29% Apr 18
74% Sep
9
65% Mar 23
Dec
29
5
Mar 17
1
23
25% Mar 26
72^
27
148% Mar 20
63% Mar
125
Jun
105
Dec
22
26% Dec
28
43% Mar
27 y8 Dec
21
35% Feb
13% Jan
75% Sep
Jan
Sep
37
Jan
25% Nov
30
28
5%%
51% Nov 26
29% Aug
27% May
19 % Oct
63
Dec
Sep~23
58% Sep
22
60% Dec
1
Feb
3
138% Jan
28% Oct
67% Mar
Oct
42
Mar
133% Jan
7
95%
*95
17%
17%
17
9,400
12,100
95%
17
800
33%
33%
34
*33%
34%
33%
7
No par
49%
7
44%
49%
7
45
45
503/a
50
7%
7
453/a
45%
47%
47%
48%
49
34%
34%
34%
600
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
453/B
3,200
45%
45%
46%
♦81%
•34
5,900
47
7,800
81%
81%
81
82
*81%
82 Va
10
82%
22%
22%
82%
22%
223/4
22%
100
23%
23%
*967/a
98
24%
967/u
97
95%
953/4
95%
98
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
243/B
23%
29%
29%
24%
24%
X29%
24%
30%
29%
30%
29%
64%
29%
65%
29%
29%
643/4
66%
65
57,100
66%
64%
65%
65%
66%
33,000
31 %
*27%
61
00
23%
64%
24%
Co
*27%
59%
*58%
*58%
44%
45
45%
45%
65 VB
65%
663/4
65%
66'/a
66%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24%
18%
93%
93%
39%
39%
39%
39%
36
36
36
61
*60
61
10
36
♦60
14%
36%
8,600
67%
24
1,200
47
63%
18%
39%
42,500
61
44%
23%
39
No par
31%
59%
443/a
183/a
18%
93%
3
*27%
300
24%
102
60
93%
18
Corp
-
83
23%
*96
44
44
93%
18%
*92
35%
*60
18%
*92
29
200
2,800
42,700
24%
7,000
18%
18%
18%
27,700
93%
92%
93%
38%
39%
38%
36%
36%
35%
36%
61
61
400
39
35%
61
*61
2,600
900
62
50
14%
14%
143/4
14%
14%
14
14%
36%
14%
14%
36%
15,100
36%
36%
363/8
36%
37
36%
36%
4,400
36%
37%
37%
38%
39%
17,000
4%%
17
7
1
21
2
35%
36%
19%
19%
8%
8%
124% Jun
21% Oct
3
13
Feb
9
Mar
8
18
Jun
Sep 28
Jun
21
10
27% Mar 15
117
Jan
35% Aug 10
13
8
4
14
57
Aug 34
144% Aug 35
j
62% Aug 34
126
Aug
4
Jan
4
38% Jan
30
34
82% Feb
3
31% Feb
33
16%
16%
_10
*38%
39
•84
85%
10
_10
41%
24%
42%
24%
10
Co
53%
54
No par
40c
8
25% Mar
25
Feb
14
Mar
45
Jan
7
20
8
7
7%
Rad
A
28
♦36%
36%
41%
67%
16%
17%
38%
38%
*84
41%
24%
54
85%
42%
24%
54%
American
American
When
17.
17%
24%
19%
30%
19 y8
•29
54%
19%
19%
30%
30
23
22%
48
18%
23%
163
48%'
18%
7%
32%
323/4
79,300
363/4
36%
36%
42 %
42%
42%
67
,
7,800
32%
42
,
f'
37%
42%
67%
67
67
1,700
6,400
85%
\
42%
173/4
17%
173/4
38
37% >
38
84%
84%
10
42%
4378
38,600
243/4
700
*84
•, •
85%
42%
43%
S>
■
24%
24%
*24 %
•
54%
54 Va
x54
•
,
24%
55%
19%
19
.30
•30%
23%
23
7%
7%
553/a
14,400
183/a
18%
3,800
30%
30%
23%
22%
23%
4,000
73/8
x7'/b
7%
15,100
23%
233/a
25%
25%
26
26%
4,700
163%
164
1643/4
163 %
164%
165
166%
50%
51
513/4
503%
51%
7,700
10,900
*19
48
233/4
25
v
19%
193/4
•19 Va
13%
14%
♦13%
193/a
19%
193/4
•100%
♦100 Va
♦100%
104%
68%
68%
67%
68%
82%
83%
83%
67%
68
104%
68%
82%
•81
82%
*81
•101
Beating Oo_
Ship Building Co
Issued
104
*101
67%
♦82
700
104
69%
84
42,700
20
34
333/4
333/4
34
34%
34 Vb
34%
22
1,000
22%
22%
23%
23%
24%
24
24%
24%
24%
79,000
93%
•90%
93%
*90%
93%
*90%
93%
*90%
13
•90%
93%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
14
14
14 VB
14%
800
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
96,100
69%
70
70 3/4
71
72
71%
72%
10,400
33%
33%
34%
32%
33%
33
33%
51%
513/4
53 %
53%
55%
54%
55%
6,400
743/8
72%
74 %
73
73%
72
73%
19,300
35%
36
35%
36 %
363/4
37%
5,900
13 VB
133/4
14
14
19%
19%
19%
20%
80
68
68 %
68%
33
34
323/4
50
50%
70%
73%
73 Vb
34%
35
343/a
353/4
13%
*14
I
11%
11%
IIVB
11%
11%
11%
113/B
142%
1403/4
1403/4
•1403/4
142%
*1403/4
142%
>
11%
•140%
29%
30
88
89
No par
*17%
American Smelt A ReTg eom_No
par
50%
Amer South African Inv Co
American Steel Foundries
American Stores Co
3,500
34
14%
1% prefen-ed
100
American Snuff Co t^rnmrm
as
6% non-cumulative preferred-160
1,400
19%
34
14 Va
10
14
xl9%
33%
*13%
No par
19%
14
19%
52%
19%
14
19%
51%
193%
14%
1
com
200
162%
14
No par
%
700
19%
19
f
Co
,
31
19%
66%
1,100
1,100
17 VB
13%
*81
,
37%
,•
,
19%
103
100
83/4
36%
:
68 Ve
37%
*84
20
32
42%
69%
.
8%
137%
18
50%
137 %
30%
31
11%
13%
11%
34,700
142%
50
2,900
30%
30%
30%
31%
31
31%
18%
18
18
18%
18%
18%
183/4
x49%
50%
50%
50%
50%
51%
52 VB
53
137%
138%
*58%
59%
•58%
125%
125%
*123%
91
59%
126
4,200
*141
,
*17%
88
17,300
260
1373/4
1373/4
137%
*59%
60
59%
*123%
126
•123%
1-4 Ci CO UT* v®
138
800
15,200
138
500
♦59%
60
100
•123%
126
59%
126
20
1
24%
26
25
25%
253/4
26 3/8
26%
26%
263/B
26%
9,300
1
27%
28%
28%
29
283/4
29
28%
29
283/4
29 VB
7,500
613/4
2,300
1
3§
Tobacco
I
61%
62
61%
61%
623/4
62%
63
623/4
63%
28
Refining
I
28
28
28 VB
28
28%
28 Va
28 »/a
28 VB
28%
1,800
29%
30
29%
293/4
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
293/4
4,200
17%
17%
17%
*17%
17%
•17 Va
17%
17%
17%
200
91%
92 VB
64,200
x60 Vb
60%
17,300
*17
33%
91%
91%
91%
92%
91%
923/a
91 %
91%
.12.50
61%
62%
61
61%
61%
61%
61
62
-100
123%
6% preferred
American Viscose Corp
38
American Water Works Co oom_5
Preferred 6* series
30
124
124
124
124
124
123
1233/4
124%
124
940
36
36%
36
36%
36
36%
36
363/B
36%
36%
30,400
20
20 %
19%
20%
19%
197/B
20
20
20%
20%
2,100
♦28
28%
28%
283/8
283/a
*28
28%
♦28
*26%
27
•26%
27
*26%
27%
*26%
27%
27
27
1
14%
15
14%
15
15%
15%
15%
153/4
153/4
15%
6,700
1
56%
57
57
57%
X563/4
58
56%
57%
563/4
57
4,900
|
Preferred 0%% series.
American Zlno Lead A
AMP Inc endorsed shares—.
28%
28%
300
100
24
42% Mar
Mar~l3
20%
21%
33% Feb
21 VB
55% Jun
IT
22%
22%
23
21%
223%
203/4
22
17
Amphenol-Bocg Eleetronlos Corp—1
73,000
37
42% Oct
37%
74% Mar 17
31
37%
39
39%
413/4
Anaconda Co
40%
40%
10
39%
39%
68% Jan
42%
42%
60% Mar 18
32
42%
43%
43%
44 VB
44%
11
42%
44 %
54% Jan
43 VB
10,100
35,400
32%
33%
32%
323/4
32
33%
33
33
33%
33%
■AN
35%
36%
353/4
37
36%
37
35
35%
Jo par
*92 Va
94'/a
*92%
94%
93
31A0
36%
36%
36 %
37
36%
36%-
36%
37
Onrp—_io
45 Vb
45 %
45%
453/4
45%
45%
45%
45%
46%
Nov
2
1
36%
43%
68%
♦19
8%
19%
100
American Tel A Tel Co
American Tobacco
27
36%
38%
19%
100
1
27% Sep
32 •ya
,
"
*28
1.80%
Sany
20
29% Sep
32 Vb
8%
>
13%
100
preferred
63% Oct
18% May 17
73% Jun 17
32%
•19
,
8%
l
3.50
Chem
A Std
38%
20
8%
,42%
*
23
37%
•19
8%
49
97% Sep
4
32
20
_No par
Amerloan Sumatra
43% Jan
8%
l
Photocopy Equlpm't Co_No par
4
33% Jun SO
19
•19
100
Co
17% Nov
32% May 11
15% Jan
4
.
3
;
American Sugar
7 % preferred
130% Aug 31
36%
42
68%
g
30% Aug 36
4
36%
; 68%
100
American Motors Corp
Amerloan Natural Oas
Amerloan
145% Aug 84
32%
42
!■
No par
American Metal Products
American Molasses Co
Amerloan Potash
1
31%
No par
preferred
16% Feb
18
61% Oct 26
17
1
1
13.50
American Machine A Metals-No par
Amerloan Metal Climax Tn" com
1
48% Aug 12
27
25
47
July 28
88
Dec
17
34
Mar
4
41% Aug
6
28% Oct 20
36% Jan
14
For
•94
17%
2,200
American Maoh A Fdry com
3.90% preferred
Ampex Corp
95% Apr
footnotes,
9
see page
31% Oct
5
*4% July
0
93% Oct 28
00
Anaconda Wire A OefcteAnehor
33
95%
23,100
Optical Co
19% Oct
30%
17%
14%
prior preferred
Amer
2
July 29
4
•94
52%
No par
American
4
18
Jan"20
2
17%
27,200
14%
Co
17
22
23
17
10%
x51%
American International Corp
American Investment Co of HI
20
79% Jan
14% Jan
95%
17 y2
17
161%
Jun
89
24 Ye NOV
35
15 %
Supply Corp
78% Oct
11% May 19
17% Dec
34%
Amerloan Hardware Corp—__l8JtO
American Home Products.
l
67
54
55%
33%
34%
•94
7%
11
117
16
9%
31%
33%
95%
7ya
14
9
22
9%
31%
•92%
23%
43% Apr
18% May 18
13% Mar 12
9%
31%
33%
23%
News
26
Apr
9%
31%
33%
7%
American
12
129%
9%
30%
34
23%
1
51% May 19
117
9%
303/4
33%
:.
Sep
25
34% Dec
9%
30%
7%
44
18
54
9%
33%
No par
18
1
117% Oct
4,000
51%
common
Power
Apr
24
30
21,600
84
50%
Distilling Co
0
11% No v
Dec
12%
47%
*80%
•14%
prior preferred
American Cyan&mld Co
6
18% Apr 21
133
12
*47
84
15%
4%%
20% Sep
15
15
56% Feb
12%
48
•80%
503/4
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
Amerloan Crystal Sugar com
16% Jan
17% Feb
94
33 % Oct
9
12 %
47
:
47%
Cable
43% Apr
41 y8 Sep
2,400
15
Co
113% Oct 20
27% Jan
Nov
5,900
30%
47%
Radio Corp
A
American Hospital
1
May
84
40
30%
30%
20
Chain
American Chicle
American Ice
0
41
13%
49
30%
4
143/4
preferred
American
18
84
92
12%
48%
•80%'
29%
3%
47%
American Enka Corp
58% Jan
18
4
143/4
common
24% Jan
Mar~~3
Dec
13
48%
84
3%
4
30%
473/a
American European Sssur.
Amerloan Export Lines me
American A Foreign Power
14
62 % Mar 31
8,800
3%
30%
*262%
v
9%
80
2
July" !
31
4
30%
__
33%
No par
8
26
152
4,600
*243%
15
oommon
10
64%
22
10%
71%
47
preferred
American Cable A
88
63%
Dec
10%
68%
48%
Co
Arm a
61% Jun
4
137
4,500
10%
66%
29%
Corp
Bank Nota
198 % Jun
6
22
23%
10%
64%
100
preferred
9
88% Nov
Sep
10%
65%
1
bo
American Bakeries
American
10%
•240
1
4
31% Mar 18
30
38% Jan
13
47%
•80%
4,700
65
10%
65%
240
63%
Petroleum
15
26
y
12%
47%
84
Co—
Jan
43
31% Sep
20% Jun
73% Apr
10
64%
240
4,600
10
33% Jan
7
19% Oct 24
56
22%
10
64%
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemlcal__No
par
American Airlines oommon
l
3%%
convertible preferred
100
Amerada
27
Oct
14
76% Jan
16
14,400
22%
31%
American
49% Jan
14
11%
22%
*58 Va
American Electric
52% Nov 17
89 ya Dec
11%
22%
*27%
59% July 10
84
21
1
22%
58%
16% Jun
25
21 y8 Sep
Apr
11%
23%
31%
21
22% Sep 29
May 19
59% Apr 30
34% Jan 16
41
10%
22
58%
27% Aug 18
142% Feb
2
Feb
22%
♦43%
69% Jun
6% Jun
May 27
18% July
10%
10,300
*27%
25
28
July 27
20% Jan
105
10%
79%
1
36% Mar
14% Jan
25
78%
13.00
21
20% May 12
38% July 21
103
24%
79%
•80%
convertible preferred
17% Sep
4
34% Apr
25
78%
.,46%
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace Corp
46% Jan
July 27
35% Nov
24%
24%
79
13
oommon
Leather
39% Oct
May" 18
25% Oct 30
8% Nov 27
25%
78
10%
12%
Alpha Portland Cement
23% Oct
6ctT20
24%
24%
78%
10%
No par
Mfg
American Bosch
81% Jun
2
45%
24%
24%
77%
10%
3%
convertible preferred
American Brake Shoe
43% Jan
29
46% Mar 22
May 28
Sep
24%
23%
77%
9%
100
Allis-Chalmers
4
13% Sep
0
64
23%
ioya
§
Y
41% Ang S3
19% Aug 11
July 28
40% Mar
25% Sep
17%
76
No par
Jan
30
28
61% Aug
4
July 13
17
24 %
14%
61% Jan
6
Jan
31 % Oct
55% Apr
17
44% Jan
4
19
2
2
46% Sep
18
50% Jan
44% Mar 17
29
4
Oct
10
17%
30%
preferred
6%
17%
24%
Amerlcsn Broad casting-Paramount
20
20% Feb 11
14% Mar 18
20 y8 Dec
7
17%
24%
46%
Corp common
Amalgamated
Oct
17 %
4,100
24%
30%
Aluminum Co of America
Feb
17
14,700
11,000
\
Aluminium Limited
29
6,000
14%
a
4
47
38%
14
_No par
4
357/a Jun
10
56% July 17
37%
14%
24
%
10
Inc
Jan
108
28%
38
13%
37
14
17
22%
1
13
I
x277%
37%
36%
13%
17%
30%
Products Corp
4.08%
28%
37%
14
37%
3%
preferred
36% Apr
35% Jan
24
115% July 24
4%
28
36%
105
23%
,
Kid Co..
Allied Stores
300
105%
27%
14
3%
oommon
convertible
Allied
24
26
May 31
300
7,900
105
•102
28
13%
28
17
63%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny A West Ry 6* gtd
0
6% Oct
41% Sep
32
105'A
54
36%
g
6
4
•102
104%
41%
13%
-100
Allied Laboratories
Allied Mills-.
11
28
_j
Allied
14% Feb
104%
•238%
preferred
Alleghany Corp
6%
28
j
0
61% Jun
26% Feb
4%*
104%
100
Alabama Gas Corp
Alco Products Inc
Aldens Inc common
4
5
104
53 %
2
4
22
83% Mar 17
*40%
53%
.50o
Industries
Jan
59
27
24
41%
53%
No par
common
58% Feb
8% Oct
11
J
mo
pfd 1951 series
17% Jan
27
8
52 ya Jan
Dec
A
Product!.
conv
4
Sep
22% Jan
25
36 ya Dec
75
4.50%
Allen Industries Inc
Allied Chemical Corp
14% Oct
21
•40%
53
j
43% Aug 16
22
21% Mar 20
64% Apr
44% Feb
12
Air
63% JUn
44 ya Jan
Dec
1
32% Aug 26
19% May 12
4
32 ya Jan
89
41
52%
No par
Corp
Aeroqulp Corp
24
7% Jan
8
85
23 % Jan
Jan
41
53
Addresaograph-MuRigraph Corp_2.50
4
22
91% Mar 10
328
40%
52 %
27 %
a
20
10
Shares
40%
22
Express Co
Adams-Mlllis Corp
Oct
17
the Week
Nov. 4
52%
-1
Apr
10
Friday
Nov. 8
40%
.10
63
Sep
Sales for
Thursday
51%
-20
Co
16% Apr
17
Nov. 2
•101
1
Jun
17
SALE FRICE8
Wednesday
Nov. 1
*39-%
—5
.100
Vending Corp
35% Oct
34% July 15
30'/a Mar 9
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 31
i
Abbott Laboratories common
4%
convertible preferredABC
AND
Monday
par
Fund
12
Aug 17
23% Jan
2
4
26
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Apr
108% Oct 20
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCK8
Year 1959
Lowest
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
Jan
12
36
Feb
17
44% Aug 13
Anderson Clayton A Co.
3
45% Ang 31
Andersen-Prlehaid
26.
940
Hocking Olaee Corp—
Common
85
30% Mar
No
04 preferred
ON
93
*92%
*34%
•92%
93%
36%
•
"
45%
36
94%
38
'45%
2,400
200
2,000
28.400
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1824)
.
.
.
Monday, November 7, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since
Year 1959
Highest
Lowest
49% Feb
18
38% Nov
40% Jan
27
28% Nov
26
40 % Jan
5
'3
Argo
77% Jan
4
19
20
19
Oil
Armour
&
(Del>_„
Co
7
37% Nov
24
25
29
Sep
28
42% Fob
49% Nov
39
Jan
26
48% July
Sep 23
86 % Apr
7
75
Jan
13
83% Aug 26
75
28 Va Oct
24
44% Jun
9
12 % Oct
10
20 y4 Jan
11
17%
19 % Oct
26
25% Aug 2a
16% Oct
24
27% Jan
5
Arvin
July 25
23% Jan
4
37% Jan
5
23% July 16
2
28% Apr
15
Jan
2
25=% May 15
18
31% Feb
11
40% May 19
29 % Jun
19
1
Feb
13
99
Sep 25
107% Mar 31
69
Nov
58% Jan
60% Dec 30
Feb
9
106
88% Jan
2
49 % Oct
10
63
32% July
8
20% Sep
27
100
361%,
13,700
61%
61
62
61%
62%
62%
X62%
63 i/a
20,500
32%
62%
33%
323/4
33%
33%
33%
24,000
453/4
461/4
45%
463/4
80
80
80
30
29 3/4
293/4
w
32%
32%
45 y4
45%
1
29%
297/s
.29%
?
13%.
13%
13%
*79%
80
29%.
13.1/2
30
.
13%
*20 Vb
•
19
19%
17%
17i/2
17%
19%
19%
19%
19%
'
•31%
32 y4
31%
321%
31%
1
62 ya
03
63
63%
ioi y2
;103%
50%
,21 'V
46%
6,100
110
29%
30
13%'
13%
19%
,
19%
203%'
*;
3,100
£50
900
,
18 'A
/
18%
2,400
193/4
„
32%
32'/4
103%
10
5,300
80'%
18%
19 VB
2
64%
100
.
20%
18
" *
; ;
31%
•62%
x45%
x80:,/a
201/a
17%
i9ya
33i/4
:
20%
19%
17 y8
33
14%
•,14
13%
17%
19%
2.50
.
*79 y4
19 y2
.2.50
live
.
80
18
_J
*
1st
5.25%
x35%
201/4
14,800
33
33
.V
700
Dry Goods Corp—
Associates
4
363/4
Co_
Industries
Common
July 18
Jan
327/a
35%
45%
Refining common
1
2nd preferred $1.50 series
No par
72% Aug 23
27
32
36%
Corp
Corp
Equipment
Associated
44
10
Aro
32%
34%
32%
Ashland Oil &
Nov" 20
33% Oct
32%
45 y8
Constable
Arnold
32
35 y4
31%
Rubber
Armstrong
Shares
31%
33%
*79V4
No
the Week
Nov. 4
60%
,5
common
Friday
31%
1
Co
$3.75 preferred
,
33%
par
Armstrong Cork
6
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 2
31%
I
10
Corp
9
May
23
35% Feb
Wednesday
Nov. 1
33
Mo par
Corp
Steel
Armco
Tuesday
OJI. Si
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
36% Nov
Sep
57
80% July 29
7
64 y8 May
23 %
PRICES
SALE
Nov. 3
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
July 28
30% Sep
11
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
'
66
65
x65%
■
.
,104 %
'*103
513/4
51%
•101%
66%
102
102 y2
102%
5i y4
50%
51
51
513/4
21%
20%
21%
21%
213/4
9%
9%
93/4
9%
9s/a
9%
9%
361/4
36%
36%
35%
36%
363%
36%
85
36%
*83 '
43 y2
44%
X43%
__10
*00
37 y8
37%
37%
77%
77%'
*77%
1
~-3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
33/4
20
14%
14%
14%
143/s
*14%
14%
20
69
preferred
Investment
3,900
Co
•
1021%
120
51
51%
21%
22%
9,000
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe—
34% Nov 17
Common
5
17% Jan
9% Dec
29
10% Mar
4
9% Jan
7
10% Aug 29
5%
28% Dec
18
33% Sep
11
28% Feb
1
38% Aug 29
Atlantic
Nov
10
92
Jan
6
79% Jan
15
88 y8 May 11
47% Feb
17
62% May 25
39 % Sep
16
53 % Apr
31% Jun
74% Dec
31
86% Mar
74% Jan
4
3% Oct
25
6% Jan
4
Atlas
11
96
July 29
24% Feb 16
13% Oct
12
18% Feb
15
5%
Oct
26
96% Jan
26
Atlas
I
20% Jan
4
20% Oct
31
24% Jan
11
80
17
3
8% Jan 26
5% Oct
28
15% Jun
16
68% Jan
27
15% Nov
24
21% Jun
9
27% Jan
13
23% Nov
20
28% Dec
7
16% Feb
66
41% Jan
1
12% Jun
9
42% July 24
8
17
11% Oct
Powder
5
Babcock
4
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
12
Baltimore Gas &
23
27 y* Dec
7
24y8 Jan
26
30% Aug
23
101% Feb
5
90 y4 Jan
18
98% Aug 30
86 y» Jun
8
80
Jan
8
88
4%
38
Nov
16
50% July
8
24% Oct
31
Sep
8
43% Jan
14
34
4%
56% Dec
28
66
Jan 20
45% Oct
26
62% Feb
43 y4 Oct
26
59
Aug
9
Dec
28
40
Jan
6
24% Nov
2
30
Apr
27
44
Oct
12
64 y4 Jan
27
64
Nov
4
16% Oct
12
Jun
1
14% Oct
31
11
20 y4 Oct
7
25% Jan
27
39% May
3
9
34% Mar
8
58% Jun
51% Oct
21
Dec
11
Feb
27
28% Jan
2
30% Oct
Jan
90
Dec
16
19% Sep
22
14%
21%
27%
28%
28%
2874
30'/B
293%
29%
27,600
'-13
u
J2
%
839,-800
Bayuk
3
15 Vb Sep
20
25% Jun
103% Sep
Cigars
Inc
Instruments
19% Oct
31
25
Oct
12
35% Jan
9
42
Apr
xO
32% Oct
26
42% Apr
18
Beech
32% Dec
22
43% Jan
32% Mar 31
49
14
5
18 Mi Dec
14% Jun
8
37% Jan
19
57% Jun
13
5
89 y4 Feb
25
92% Jun
28
22% Sep
45% Dec
10
28 y8 Mar
10
52
1% Dec
21
2
.
.
-
36 y8 Jan
32% Sep
22
Sep
7
50 y4 Oct
17
5%
Jun
10
1% Oct
20
38% Jan
30% Nov
33% Feb
39% Sep
6
31
12% Sep
70
4
28
30
82
35% Sep
26
56% July 15
27% Oct
24
83
35% Sep
10
36% Jan
6
July
2
30% Jan
25
22
29
Sep
12% Oct
Feb
8
Mar 28
Inc
Gypsum
Steel
22
24% Apr
1
Jan
8
24% Sep
25
37% Feb
9
48% Dec
7
8ep
24
81% Apr
24
4
6
4
35% Aug 23
Inc
&
Bliss
(E W)
Laughlin
30
7% Nov 24
Aluminum
Borden
6
Borg-Warner Corp
5
5% Oct
24
&
10 y4 Nov
1
Food
10% Jan
67% Jan
6
35% Oct
26
76
Oct"12
47% Nov
66
Jan
29
42% Jan
16
4
65% Sep
14
Co
Aug 25
76% Aug 19
81% Oct 19
5.50%
Brown
1%
31%
,31%
30%
31%
31%
311/8
Co
5
27
94% May 27
80
Jun
6
86
Sep
15
14
37% Jan
21
26% Jun
2
J4
Jan
18
Buffalo
Forge
15% Oct 22
24% Jun
18
10% Oct
26
17% Jan
4
Bullard
30% Nov
2
36 y8 Aug
9
Bullock's
13% Sep
23
8
14% Apr
29
23% Aug 25
14% Jan
2
26% July 28
16% Sep
20
24
2
20% May 27
Nov
24
17% Oct
8
13
38% Nov
3
32% Aug 12
7% Oct
4
$5
Co
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
*22%
22%
23
22
13%
14-
13%
14%
133a
14%
14%
14%
SI'/b
32%
33
34%
33
34%
32%
33%;
•••
22%
*22
5
,,
22%
22%
*22 y4
22%
22%
19
'18%
'183/4
183/B
18%
18%
19
193/a
19%
193/s
19 3/,
51
503/4
551%
32%
323/4
317/8
32%
32%
*77%
23%
32%
79
1
23%
51
*77%
23%
79
*77%
23
23%
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22%
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18%
183/4
4,800
193%
19%
1,800
-
•77%
563/4 :
543%
56'%
32,800
32%
32%
19,200
78
78
225/8
231/a
22 7%
23
4,800
63%
23%
79
63%
63%
635/0
3,400
20
'
64
64%
64
6
623/4
64%
:
63%
38%
,
43%
55%
54%
79 *
28%
108%
-.7
6%
44%,
■*77%.
28%
-
44%
55
55%
♦77%
55i/4
*771/2
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75%
Bulova
7%
i
900
1,000
V
9
21%
21%
Watch
Co
500
63/4
3,600
453/4
47%
3,300
56%
12,300
55%
55%
;j
/
'*77%
28%
28%
283%
28%
♦1071/a
108%
108'%
108%
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,
79
'
79
72
74%
76%
61,900
335/8
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773/4
75%
76 3/8
100
33%
333/4
*33
333/4
335/8
34
12%;
12%
12%
"13%
13
133/8
133%
13%
13%
135/8
14,300
15%
15%
153/b
15%
153/4
15%
155%
15%
15%
16
20,000
*83%
86 y4
*83%
*81'%
29 y8
29%
29
10%
11%
11
30%
31 y8
5
16%
1
17
com
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86
86
83'/4
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29
29
29
29
29%
29%
1,000
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11%
11%
11
11%
11%
113/8
5,300
30%
30 3/8
303/4
303/4
31%
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17
17%
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18
17%
17%
17%
16%
17%
17
17%
17
17%
17
85
18,300
33,300
76
*73%
76
*73%
76
3% % preferred
100
*67"
69
*67
69
*67
69
*67
69
100
*80%
81%
*80
81%
*80%
81%
♦80%
81%
81
81
24
40% Jun
2
Burroughs Corp
28%
100
28
.Sep
1
Jan
4
55% Dec 28
45
Mar
7
22% Aug 14
19
Mar
9
72% Oct
23% Sep
14
4
Oct
23
26
87
Sep
12
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp common
$4.25 conv preferred.
Apr
29
Canada Southern
61
43% Mar 14
49
36% Sep 22
44% Jun
1
"32% Mar 22
42 y4 Sep
24% Dee 30
32% Mar
3
20% Oct 28
17% Apr
87% Dec
69
55
61% Aug 22
May 26
Lake
29%
29'/4
293/4
281/2
29%
285%
29%
24%
*24%
24%
233/4
24%
24%
24%
x23 3/4
8
8 Va
.'233/4
8%
83/a
343/4
34%
§
2
Breweries
18
Canadian
Pacific
35
34%
83/a
34%
*8
35%
8%
34%
_.l
Mines
Ltd
Ry
,
3%
3%
33/,
3%
16%
1 17%
163/a
16%
161/2
1
163/4
17%
17%
173/s
17%
17%
1.88
Ltd
•3%
s
Ry Co
Canadian
Co.
69
28%
Packing Corp
Mining Corp.
Mills
76
♦67
28%
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Cannon
*73%
3.33%
Dec
41% Nov 30
76
1
Byers Co (A M)
Campbell Red
*73%
*24
5
Bush Terminal Co
16
"*73%
'70%
'21%
70%
.70%
71
70%
71%.
71
21%
21%
22
22
223/4
'22%
85
84
84
47
*45
47
1.66%
.
No par
83
83
100
*45
47
39%,
39i/4
:*»
20%
211'
Mo par
*57,.v
Mo par
58...
*83
-
*45
40%
"21
58
>
■
,
,
40%
21%
58
3%
33/4
17
*40%
58
34%
4
167%
18 y8
400
700
343/4
34%
4
16%
•
4,300
41/8
15,100
173/s
<
12,300
18
39,700
71%
72,
12,800
223/4
,23'/a
84
84
*823/4
85
*45
21%
58
83/B
*8
110
*
20,200
23
47
♦45
47
175%
41%
"21%
165/8
1,700
303/4
■17%
4%
preferred
100
-
■
,171/4
4%% second pref
16
220
72
12
Callahan
4,100
73
33%
Inc
Burlington Industries Inc
California
9,800
39
82% Sep
38% Aug 26
9,800
6%
45%
<=771/2
6%
103/4
*38%
:
55%
553/4
79
1081/2
76%
77%
21%
391/8
7
44 Yb
441/2
73
*6
21
.
28%
*72
73%
6
39
71/8
*1071/8
109
5%
.
28%
28%
109
75%
44%
79
•28%
73%
.
7
7%
44%
108 y2
*72
74 y8
-
6
76% May 13
67% Sep 15
24
11,000
101,300
32%
32
79
1,000
14%: ;
335%
193/a
50%
18%
50%
22
10
2,400
8,000
*22%
18%
19
,
14
.
x33 i/c
22%
18%
;
•
5
k9
32%
71%
33%
Inc
79
26.
38
31
♦70
10
46% Jun 26
see page
37%
30%
71%
1
20
footnotes,
38%
301%
100
Co
18 »/4 Oct
For
37%
30 %
*70
No par
preferred
9% May 13
July 28
373/4
30
71%
f
6
11
36%
10
common
16
Apr 23
6,700
'
293/4
*70
*;71%
•
1,300
14
28%
3
1
7% Jan
Feb
12%
,28%
No par
16% Jan
11
125/,
6,500
78,100
142%
S
Buckeye Pipe Line Co_:
13
80
40 3/4
28 y0
No par
31
Feb
12%
2,100
38
40%
142%
36
IS
31
89
12%
38
40%
143
36
._1
3% Oct
Mar 30
38%
40 '/a
•142%
58,700
'313%
*70
100
i6y» Oct
10
12%
123/4
38
3iy8
71%
*5%
;
37% Jan
30
12%
38
-40 3/4
1423/4
200
1%
.35%
1
9% Mar 17
Jan
*142
40,000
"
50
1%
71%
5
27% July 27
13% Dec 31
6% July 10
18
12%
x4oy4
4iya
143
303/4
*493/4
6
21
Jan
78% May
Oct
12%
377/s
38%
40%
*142
6,600
13,300
35%
7.50
Co
28
•
38
40%
143
'
Dec
8
39
,
40
142%
.100
Corp
82 y2 Nov
35% Feb
38
8
31
400
.
25,300-
62% y.
.30%
-
■■
13%
61%
,
.31%
Inc
Budd
45% Mar 18
.
50%
preferred series A
Shoe
Brunswick
17% Jan
5
30% V-
1%
common
Bucyrus-Erie Co
21
30
*493/4
1%
common
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
6
34% Jan
133/4
,
38%
4
38% Oct
133/4
6i 3/4
211/8
24 y« Jan
5
13%
60
38%
31% July 10
66
13%
60%
20%
26
73% Jan
133/a
59%
39%
12
80% Apr 10
67
May 4
84% Aug 17
13%
59 5/a
v
'21%
35% Apr
13
13%
58
yj
*38%
-8
Mar 10
13 y4
58%
*89%
6%
4
76% Jan
13 Yb
57%
42%
93
*91
6,100
16%
x41%
38%
12% Oct
62
93
*16
41%
50
35% May 28
68% Jan
*91
16%
41%
49%
Inc
Bristol-Myers Co
Aug 30
.Jan
93
*16
16%
413/4
3.50
4
20% Apr
41%
45%
4%% convertible preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
31
32
*16
,44
83/4
29 % Aug
31
16
41%
*91.
45
20%
33% Mar 16
15% Oct
16
40
93
44%
44%
21%
6
19 y8 Jan
16
40%
,
20%
28y4Jan
Nov
16
39%
*91
433/4
43%
24,300
;
34
.5
83% Jan
110
43
.
*33
common
31
Marie
43
193/4
34
82%
105%
43% Oct
104-
4,600
42%
*33
85/8
July 20
30 y2 Oct
195%
19%
34
*33
10%
12% Jan
82
19%
34
81/2
48
4
193/4
19%
*33
10%
2
17
19%
19%
34
8%
7
Mar 22
-20
10%
56% Oct
25
3,800
19%
*33
8%
38% Nov
38% Feb
58%
53/4
8
76% Jan
84%
58'%
10%
8
12
81%
*81'%
58%
5%
12% Sep
21
81%
84%
58%
8 3/8
53% Jun
29
8O1/2
*81%
591/8
•10%
20
Oct
82%
84%
58%
59
8.%
8% May 12
Jan
803/4
*81 y2
—28
Bridgeport Brass
48
80%
841%
58%
>10%
41 y8 Jan
85
79%
*81%
■,r*53/4
28
28% Nov
10,900
79%
8%
20% Oct
9
:r
'
59
10%
44% May 25
Jan
10
60-
19
84%
8%
6
28
.96
18%
'10%
33% Jan
22
*95
100
13 y8 Jan
Dec
193/a
1,800
240
2.50
31
Dec
95
18%
,
19%
1,300
48 3%
48%
*230
-
76%
No par
8% Oct
76
95
94%
18%
32-iv
483/4
250
6,000
& Maine RR—
17% Mar 13
26
*93
19%
1,600'
1,400
•
58%
1.25
Common
17
33 y4 Sep
96
.18%
311/2,,T
48%
*230
250
-
303/4
Co
11% Nov
66 %
*95
31%
49
48%
l3/8
Inc
Edison
5% preferred
Braniff Airways
13
♦230
205%
39
31%
31
49
240
4,400
473/4
37
497/a
i
Boston
22
32
48
20%
47%
3 6 5%
30%
common
Stores
29
40y8 Jan
*31%
240
r.
20%
48%
36 3/8
1%
i
14% Dec
Nov
31%
;48%
,
20%
2,700
47
V
50O
64
15%
*81%
1
preferred
27% Jan
44
36%
50 y8
Brass Corp.
Co
3 % %
Borman
13
11% Jan
6
47
36%
1
3
15% Jan
20%
47
36%
5
48% Jan
Sep
20%
47
35%
2.50
56% Nov
69
20%
47
35%
307/a
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
5
20%
46 Vt
35%
62%
151%
1%
Bond Stores Inc..
59% Feb
66% Mar 17
20%
45%
62
15%
30%
Inc
Boston
68% Sep
20%
613/4
15
*49%
Co
6
24% Sep
15%
_50a
10
18% Aug 10
613/4
15%
1%
Boeing Airplane Co
79% Mar 30
500
700
25%
.100
11
1
46%
46%
25
30%
Co
Bliss
46%
46%
25
49%
1951
28 y4 Jan
2
58
15
48%
20
1,500
46%
1%
Mfg Co
24% Feb
15
58
31%
25%
14,700
46%
*24%
'241/4
14%
•
28
46%
46%
■
28Qi
:
27
—10
Decker
22 y8 Feb
Jan
24%
11,300
93%
46
46
*45%
25i%
18,300
84
24%
49%
common
pfd series of
&
Blaw-Knox
Bohn
46
45 %
57%
_40c
26
40% Feb
47
45%
*24
15
.100
24
77
24%
30%
common
Oct
31% Nov
24%
1
Co
(Del)
18% Oct
2
20% Sep
24%
1 peso
common..
17% May 11
21
May 14
21% Jan
24%
1
Co
Co Inc
4 % %
Black
20% Jan
11
23
26
'
27%
—50
Bigelow-Sanford
3
Jan
25%
5
7% preferred
29% Jan
28
9
5
46 y2 Jan
35
22
18
July
15% Nov
29 y8 Oct
Sep
26%
<
26iJ%
93%
*83:
25%
1
Corp
Consolidated
Bethlehem
49% Mar 25
83
42 y2 Dec
&
84
57 y4
100
preferred
Bestwall
Aug 26
11
19% Oec
5
76
8
151
21% Feb
12
16
Jun
57% Jan
27
138% Jan
50
8
6
11
Feb
Jan
24 y» Mar 31
1
Best
94%
84
14%
1
preferred
Benguet
13
94%
84
57
No par
common
Beneficial Finance
30% July
Jan
1
12% Jan
70
1
3
45
96
*83
*46
24%
10
Corp
22% Feb
59% July
155
23
Bendlx
4
1
1
Co
9,300
16,100
113%
253/4
*95
2 5 3/4
46%
*230 V 540
26
251/b
93%
*24
46%
50
Bell Intercontinental
17 y. Aug 30
74% Jan
3
43% Mar 28
49 y4 May 11
137
11 y8 July 27
Mar 23
Apr
41% Apr
6
Howell
&
4V4%
56% Oct
24
46%
24%
1
RR
Belding-Heminway
Bell
5%
32%,
11%
1
pfd
Corp
issued
Creek
68,800
100
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
13% Jan
2
15
When
4%%
S)
(A
Aircraft
10O
1
6
May 14
24%
*42%
100
Inc
81% Sep
20% Mar 29
25%
,25
Beckman
83
17
89
25%
*23
12.50
43/4
,700
1,100
13 %
32
;
84
93% |
*83
2
13
21
24% May 11
25%
94%
19%
Apr
2
25%
25 y4-
85
95%,
56% Feb
22
25/8
5
;
■
'
19%
62% Jan
Sep
11%
95%
78
Nov
32%
11%
2.50
9
61
313/4
11%
,_100
6
13
5
33%
,11%
1.00
common
11
May
5
32%
11%
24%
No par
Co
Feb
95
5%
32%
11%
1
Dec
14
5
32
5
71%
13% '
5%
preferred
Beech
133/4
11%
Beaunit Mills Inc
Beck Shoe
13%
14%
32%
9
Aug 10
7
10
10
65
Dec
13%
t
u
10
84
91
13%
25 Vb
10
2
Sep
13%
1
18
74% May
13% '
100
Dec
7
283/4
n
2 8 3/8
hi
11%
100
preferred
28% Jan
36 y8 Jan
78
y28 i/s
if
31%
.13
prior preferred
conv
4 '/a %
Aug 29
97
90% Feb
..
%
13%
.
Corp
Corp
Beatrice Foods
July 29
701/2
1
1
100% Mar 26
30
14%
*20%
stamped
14
*68%
143/4
100
Jan
;>•
1,700
21%
93
Nov
71%
270
14%,
*20%
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bausch & Lomb Inc
3%%
*68%
14
•14%
*83
54% Jan
240
3
Mar
183
141/2
33,400
21%
100
Products
14%
/
13,700
35%
14%
100
14
7
45
5
Mar 21
37
204
23
178
8
78
3%
71
series C
noncumulative
Basic
57% Aug 23
24
383%
773%
3%
14%
Barber Oil Corp
66% Feb
38%
77/
3S/a
70
Basic Inc
43 7/a Dec
30% May 11
23
Nov
383/4
76 3/4
*20%
Bangor & Aroostook RR
49% Sep 23
373/4
77y4
3,200
143/4
No par
Preferred
383/,
4%
Co
Elec
2,600
433/4
211/4
Stamped
25
433/8
*20%
Baltimore & Ohio common
Aug 15
433/4
38%
78
433/8
77%
•38 y4
433/4
*14
com
preferred
10,400
85
14%
f
preferred series B
4%%
11
*83
43%
44
69%
85
20%
Babbitt (B T) Inc.
4
Dec
69
*83
85
*83
85
,
14
1
Wilcox
32,400
20%
Corp
Dec
22
No par
($1.20)
7% Jan
Sep 28
*83
-
&
2P/4
'
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer.2.50
Avco
9%
■
36%
No par
common
Conv prior pref
79
23
Co
Austin Nichols
89
49
common
preferred
common.:
-
35%
100
preferred
24% Nov
22 y8
B
series
Corp
17 yB Jan
31
13 % Jan
8
Refining
$3.75
9%
10
4%
No par
1
37% Jan
27% Oct
18% Dec
Atlantic
17 y4 Aug 18
4y8 Aug 18
5
6% Dec
30 y8 Feb
4
52% July 11
11 Nov
3
31
11% May 11
17% May 25
7
Atlantic Coast Line RR
24
80 y4 Aug 18
Mar 11
21
preferred
City Electric Co com
4% preferred
58% Feb
17
12% Aug
y4 Oct
10% Jan
4
40% Mar
non-cumulative
-
40%
<»72
.
„
40%
173/4
,■
8,100
1,150
*403%
41%
.400
21%
213/4
215%
21%
12,700
"573/4
-573/4
57%
573/4
700
u
'
•
',
*
' H, j.
1
Volume
192
Number
6001
,
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1825)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
12% Nov
20
10
5% Sep
21
13% Jan
4
Capital Airlines
37% Feb
10
56% July 15
39 % Oct
5
49% Jan
4
31
52 % Feb
23% Apr
16
23
85
Sep
19
35% Feb
25
10% Nov
4
25% Jun
2
88% Jan
12
Dec
8
102% Jan
5
33% Sep
23
41% Jan
19
35
45% Nov
25
62
Oct
16
34% Nov
17
48% Jan
19
38 % Sep 28
27% July 22
40% Feb
9
40% Dec
1
46% Jan
27
26% Sep
38% Jan
30
31% Jan
16
8
89% Dec
7
18
Sep
22
108
Dec
29
6
Jan
12
Nov
16
89% Nov
10
24% Oct
36% Aug 12
98% Jan 12
25
Sep 22
114% Dec 22
1
_
10
40% Sep 26
1»
8% Nov
7% Apr 22
30
26% Feb
Feb
2
119% Mar 16
29% Feb
23
78% Jan
4
4%%
5
31
7% Feb
Case
5%
53/4
42
43
423/4
423/4
42
43
44
23%
43 %
23%
24
24
233/4
23%
23%
23%
24
24%
Sep
19
34% Jan
6
Feb
8
94% Sep
21
Oct
25
31% Jan
8
114% Jun
17
21
6%%
9
103/4
11%
10%
39
393/4
393/4
40%
40 %
40%
403/4
28%
28%
29
28%
29
40%
40%
41
41
26
,.,26
42
423/4
8%
85
7
4%
common.No par
26%
100
25%
42%
8%
*88%
41
..25%
t
41%
12.50
preferred
41
*91
«
8 3/8
85 %
8%
85
*4%
84%
43/4
5
26%
89%
43
83/4
85
5
26%
♦25%
27%
*88%
27
89%
*88 3/4
93
43:,/4
8,700
8%
20.300
•
8%
8%
84%
85
4%
43/4
27%
27%
88 3/4
89%
4%%
conv
preferred series A_100
72%
73
723/4
723/4
723/4
73
Corp
common
1
20
20%
20%
17
29
Jan
11
20VB
20
3
19
20%
Apr
5%
20%
20
29 VB
42
Celotex
preferred
6.100
293/s
44%
15
Jun
29%
29
'
22%
22%
118
*117
8%
8%
84%
84
5
883/4
*88 3
22%
72%
73%
1.600
20 Va
20%
17%
7.500
*17%
18
18
23
21
Oct
12
25% Jan
15
Central
*17%
Nov
Aqulrre Sugar Co
*17%
17%
*17%
17%
8
"21%
21%
22
Mar 23
8
2lVa
22
24% Jun
21%
Jan
Central
♦21V4
17
21Va
21%
21%
17%
59
Aug 17
17%
12
*17 >A
17%
Aug 20
Aug 14
Oct
Central
17%
49
Foundry Co_
of Georgia Ry com—No
1
55
17%
17%
17%
20
80% Aug 17
17
80
18% Sep
21
22
30% Jun
24
Apr 20
38% Mar 23
32% Jan
88% Dec
28
99% Feb
88% Jan 27
75
Sep
19% Mar
27
8
20
5%
preferred
Hudson Gas & Elec
Central
55% Sep
4% %
10
46 % May 11
31
July 27
42% Jan
4
15
Central
Illinois
11
19% Oct
28
28% May 23
Central
RR
32% Dec
31
32% Dec
29'/a Jan
26
42% Jun
Central
&
29
July 18
50% Mar
22
9
42
Apr
27
16% Apr
27
11
July 25
Oct
6% Jan
May 29
52
5
26
~4%
9
79
1
24
24
3V8 May 11
40
July 27
15
Oct
21
13% Sep
79%
23
233/a
36%
36V4
363/4
92
92
Service
de
South West
Corp
Cessna
40% Apr
11
Belt
*74'/8
79%
*75
79%
23Vb
23%
23%
23%
23%
24%
37
371/4
36'/4
36%
35%
36
1,900
92
91
91
521/4
52%
52
52
1,800
521/4
521/4
521/4
521/4
*91
92
*20%
•
*
*48
20
21
21%
21
21
21%
34%
35Vb
36
35
36%
36
363/B
207/a
20%
20%
211/4
20%
*75
79%
21%
33%
51
21
92
*91
120
21%
21%
35
36
20%
.
6,000
21 Vb
1,300
,
22,700
203/4
20%
10%
10%
103/4
11
11 'A
113/4
113/B
11%
11 Va
11%
1.900
5
27%
27%
27%
28
27%
28%
28%
291/4
23%
13,400
l
30%
11%
12
11 3/4
11%
11%
12
113/4
11%
11%
12
26
27
26%
271/4
263/4
27 3/a
26%
27»/4
27
27%
11,500
3%
8.600
Aircraft Co__
Chain
900
51
No par
Pasco
1
Chadbourn Gotham Inc_
5% Jan
500
17;%
*48%
52%
No par
21%
51
52%
:J2.50
Co
17%
*48%
50
Corp
Certain Teed Products
Corp
,13% Jan
*91
*17%
*211/4
♦
10
of N J
Century Industries Co
Cerro
Jan
70% Jan
Public
Co
Central Soya
28% Feb
Oct
20% Sep
li% Mar" 11
21
*74
23%
36%
Lgt common_No par
preferred
100
Dec
~8% Jan~12
79%
23
Illinois
37% Sep
34% Sep
11% Sep
*74
.
Central
26% Sep
20
31
100
No par
series B
14
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
0
30
201/4
27
71% Feb
14,500
73
5
51
50
22 Vb
72%
30
*48%
89%
201/4
Jan
51
34,300
3/a
Jan
*48%
430
5,300
28 %
119%
4
21%
*117
13
par
400
5
28%
118
230
84%
5
28%
41
21% Apr 16
10
43
13
30
4.500
44 %
35% Jan
17% Dec
5,500
42 VB
40%
26
72 % Oct
403/a
41
26
20Va July 22
213/4
118
39%
40%
40 Va
44% Mar 20
21%
118
40
10,700
26
23
21%
*117
11
91
40%
22
Nov
22
118
10%
91
25%
76% Sep
21 %
118
5.600
11
93
*91
40%
32
100
5.600
4,300
25%
121% Sep
83% Jan
No par
5%
26
34% July 29
125% May 13
91% July 9
Celanese Corp of Amer com
7% 2nd preferred
53/4
40%
411/4
28%
100
Tractor
103/4
40
40%
93
5%
393/4
*91
39
1
common
5%
11%
93
38%
00
2nd preferred
4.20%
11%
*91
„_l
Corp
Inc__
preferred
Caterpillar
11
5%
5%
5
General
(J I) Co
7%
26
24
88
&
Shares
5%
10
common
Carter Products
tiie Week
Nov. 4
41%
10
preferred
Carriers
Friday
Nov. 3
5%
No par
Carpenter Steel Co
43% July 15
Sales for
Thursday
41%
Carrier
19
4% Oct
(Philip) Mfg Co
Carlisle Corp
Corp
PRICES
Nov. 2
8
41% Jan
6
SALE
Wednesday
Nov. 1
1
Carolina Cllnchfleld & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
22% Jan
4
Inc~
98
Aug 18
44% Sep 19
58% Jan
4
114% Jan
Nov
84
Carey
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 31
Par
Carborundum Co
33 % Dec
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
1
3%
3%
3%
3%
33/4
3%
10
Co
*41%
41%
413/!
413/4
X41V4
413/4
26 Va
26%
253/4
26%
92%
90
90
413/a
41%
42
3a4
33/4
3%
40%
;
40%
40
25%
25 %
4,400
7.100
41
1,500
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
37% Jun
9
50% Feb
24
87% Dec
16
99
35
Nov
30
19
Nov
24
25% Oct
45% May 28
25% Apr 17
25% Sep
Mar
24
42% Jan
37% Dec
36% Jan
6
13
64% Dec
106
Oct
13% Apr
46
29
26
Dec
74% July
118% Feb
1
19% Aug
8
38
Jan
36% Sep 29
23% NOV 25
63
Jan
18% Nov
23
27% Dec
24
24% Oct
22
13
1
26
69% Jan
0
5
31
99% Apr
13
94% Aug 19
48% Aug 25
Aug
3
Jan
4
39% Sep
21
43% Jan
4
Jan
18
8
34% Jan
21
25
43% Jan
6
26
35% July 22'
13% Oct 24
40% Apr
7
26% Jan
0
50% Nov
69 % Feb
20
Aug
24% Oct
17
2
*'-13% Oct
5
23% Jan
4
V 21% Oct
5
36% Jan
4
Sep 20
29% Jan
4
*90
series
A
37% Apr
37% Jan
2
Jan
22
18% Jun
24
10% Oct
18
15% Jan
4
Chlckasha Cotton Oil
17
46% Dec
17
39% Jan
19
80
Sep
1
Chock
50% Feb
4
30% Dec
11
4
f
37
21
30% Feb
8
41% Aug 24
91% Feb
10
78% Jan
4
102% Jan
12
94% Feb
2
When
77
Dec 23
93
Dec
17
35% Oct 23
47% Jun
46% Jan
14
46% Nov
19
64% July 10
64% Jan 26
39% Jun
27% Mar 20
57
15
Feb
5
43
Jan
9
15% Dec
16
,
87% Sep
101
0
July 19
26% July 25
38% Jan
49% Mar
30
9
61% Aug 12
9
issued
353/B
36%
36
36%
15%
153/4
163/j,
15%
16
20 %
19s/B
20%
19 %
1934
13,000
7%
8%
8
7%
8%
8%
83/i
8%
8%
60,700
32
32%
32
32%
*31%
32 %
2,300
57%
57%
57 Va
58%
12,000
32
56%
*88
7%
7%
73/3
20%
20%
20%
25
25
25
*35%
36
7%
14%
133/4
14
233/a
23%
23 VB
23%
23%
243/B
24%
No par
21%
21%
213/a
213/!
21 VB
15%
15%
15%
15
44% Aug
5
69% Jun 23
Mar 20
90% Jan
11
89
23
Dec
28
33
Dec
24% Jan
;
Dec
40
101
65% Feb
20
57
Jan
9
39
Jun
12
32
Sep 30
2
59% Dec
14
42
Feb
65
Dec
15
48% Mar
136% Jim
16
4
17
62
Apr
Apr
35% Apr
72% July
5
7
8
11
5
Dec
29
35
Sep
21
Dec
23
82
21% Jan
47% Dec
30% Jan
9
72% Dec
10
41% Oct
24
23% Jan
8
34% Dec
10
45% Nov
13
70
6
Jun
20
4
14% Oct
50% Mar 11
31
30% Jan
Oct
21
60% Aug 10
45
*10%
113/4
*10%
11%
64 Va
64%
66 Va
65 %
67 Va
68%
71
45,900
17%
28
36.100
42%
42 Va
43
42%
43%
42%
43%
42%
43%
50,600
37
37%
36%
36 3
35%
36%
6,400
84%
84%
84%
84 Va
*98 Va
993/4
*98%
993/4
*98%
993/4
70
I
ll3/4
*11
573/8
58
58
58 3/a
57%
583/4
57%
58%
8,400
10
46%
47
v
463/4
473/8
46%
47%
47%
48%
48%
20,300
8
*16%
17
-
17
17
17
17%
16 3/4
17
16%
17%
2,200
No par
♦42%
43
43
43
42 3/a
423/4
42%
42%
42%
42%
5
15%
15%
15%
15%
153/4
15%
153/4
15%
15%
15%
1,100
10
27%
28%
28
29
283A
283/4
28%
29%
29 %
29%
7,100
Clark Equipment Co_
Cletrac Corp
;
37%
Electric Ilium
RR
7%
Special guaranteed 4%
18%
19
183/4
18%
19 Va
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
31.700
42%
41%
42
41%
41 Va
41 Va
41%
41%
413/4
2,200
50%
50 %
50%
50%
51%
51%
513/4
51 %
52
4,400
94%
94%
94%
94%
94%
943/4
94
95 Va
*94%
95%
*57%
58%
*57%
583/4
58%
583/4
*58
59
58 Va
130
♦323/s
33%
*32%
33%
*32%
33%
*32%
58%
33%
stock
50
33
33
1
53
54 Va
53%
54%
53
533/B
53
533/4
53 %
53%
7,500
54%
55
55
55%
56
56
55%
55%
553/4
56 V4
1,200
136 Va
No par
100
Co
No par
1
common.
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
Collins Radio Co
No par
1
_
Fuel
Iron
&
350
50
$3.50 preferred
5%%
700
50
preferred
Colorado
47%
320
gtd
Clevlte Corporation
Cluett Peabody & Co com
Coca-Cola
84
42%
No par
Pitts
84
1
15
com
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland &
;
4
____1
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co
Cleveland
Colgate-Palmolive Co
5
113/4
61%
57
11% JtuT~0
21% Oct
*10%
56%
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
.1
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
No par
18
430
11%
62y4
5,100
18
29% Dec
16%
33 Va
25
7
16 Va
33 Vb
66% Oct
7
7,700
16
333/8
26% Aug 24
July
21%
323/4
136% Oct
78
21%
16
21%
16%
323/!
2
5
21%
32
8
Nov""l
9,300
21%
32
12
26%
4,300
243 4
32
126% Feb
71'/a Jan
243b
24 Va
1434 '
32
4
27
7,700
23%
24%
14 Vb
31%
62% Jan
Feb
15 Vb
23 3/4
24%
V,
Milling Machine Co
10
Financial Corp
No par
9
43% July 27
71
14%
23%
14%
23%
"24% "•
98%
C I T
7%
1,500
37%
19% Nov
28
16,000
41
2fl
48% Feb
126
Jan
100
b
84
14 % July 14
23% Jan
153
51%
51
98%
2
5
36 VB
'14%
36%
18% Jan
18
'
25c
Cities Service Co
29
J'"J *
61
1
City Investing Co
City Products Corp
City Stores Co
36% Sep
47% Jan
Ik
50%
84
4
14% May
*107/b
36 VB
36
14l/a
50%
99%
4
2
57
8
14
*35 Va
:
2,400
37%
4
25
50%
36
210
2534
84%
Jan
55% Jan
145/8
50 %
500
20%
25 Va
♦98%
61 % Jan
26% Nov
14%
51%
8
*16
*84
24% Jan
7
143/j
24%
.
25%
25%
36%
94
8
20%
25
14%
13%
8
*18
*35%
*35%
*90
20%
x50%
23%
*15
*7%
8
94
100
49
22
25
*90
94
100
3
14% Jan
*73/o
*16
23%
preferred—
1
44% Jun
57 VB
*87
8
preferred
4%%
24
May 19
573/a
94
*16
Cincinnati
40% Oct
41 %
57 Va
*87
*24%
8.50
16% Nov
Aug 25
57%
325/8,
57%
23,700
Electric—
2
18
x31%
94
100
,
&
8
32%
No par
Common
4%
18,900
35%
14%
;.
Gas
29,400
IS'%
Corp
Nov
27 % Oct 28
89
O'Nuts
Chrysler Corp
Cincinnati
Jan
130
21%
153/B
No par
26% Jun
Nov
35%
Va
19
10
Chicago Yellow Cab
71% Jan
353/4
com
0
18
21
18 Va
14%
Jan
4
21%
5,600
14%
53
32
4
21 Vu
:
35 Vb
14%
12
Aug
43
18%
52%
Oct
40
92
42
15%
100
6
17% Nov
91 %
41%
35%
No par
29% Jan
72% May 20
21%
4.300
25%
92
Va
41
'
14%
preferred series A
Full
21
pfd
26
15
21
50
21% Oct
17
20%
40
noncum
Chic & North Western
5%
25%
*90
20%
41%
18 %
com
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
22
'
20
'
45% May 25
36% July 28
*90
34%
„
Western Ry
preferred
;
Chic Mllw St Paul & Pac
5%
Y
,—1.25
Corp
Great
5%
92
41%
1
Motors
Class A
Chic
26%
41%
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
8
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
28
3%%
convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com
No par
1
20
8
71% May 22
32% Jan 22
23
14% Mar 24
7% Oct
3
10
'33% July
23
28% Nov
''26% Nov
24
54% Oct
44% Mar 30
5
Chemetron Corp
94
July 14
53
Checker
31% Nov
8
16
6
4
15
20
Jan
38% Jan
29% Jan
26% May
•
15
38% Nov
25
1
31
7% Oct
17% Mar 23
34% Feb
No par
24
8
4
17% May 13
5
10% Oct
Common
6
Oct
Jan
34% Mar
31
4
Sep
42% Jan
$4.50 preferred
:
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin' Oil & Refining Co
1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
1
88
9
9
15
26% Nov
25
14% Oct
4
*
135
•
136%
"135
.
136%
*135
136%
136 Va
136%
10
63
63%
633/4
643/4
65
653/4
65 VB
66
65 Va
66%
16.000
19%
20
193/4
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
4.900
28
25.400
*1125
27%
'
♦1125
*135
*1125 Va
*1125
*1125 VB
28%
26%
27%
27%
27 Vb
273/4
77%
76
76
*75
76
76
76
23%
23%
23%
23%
*23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
42
433/4
433/4
45
43%
44%
43%
44
433/4
44%
19.700
29,000
♦76
8
14%
15%
14%
47 Va
47%
*47 Va
47%
*52
54
27%
15%
SO
common
preferred series B
20
27%
76
*75
60
1,500
15%
15
15%
15
15%
*47 Va
47%
47%
483/4
483/4
49
*52
54
53%
54
*52%
54
15
600
Colorado & Southern
49
Oct
14
03% Feb
35
Jan
14
48% May
19% Nov
18
24% Mar 13
15% Nov 23
60% Dec 10
24% Mar 23
43% Sep
21
51% Mar 23
32% Jun
17
43
25% Nov
17
38% May 18
54% Jan
14
67% Aug
12% Sep
65% Jan
9
2
74
112% Feb
8% Jan
2
6% Feb
10
:
14% Jan
7
37%,
381/4
38 3/4
39 3A
14,300
21'A
21
2IV4
21 Vb
21'A
29,100
21%
21%
21%
22 3/a
22%
23
Columbia Pictures
10
Inc
25% Sep
12
2
70
Sep
12
62
Aug 20
3
53% Oct
24
31
28% Jan
4
Combustion
Engineering
27
70
Aug 24
Cotnmerolal
Credit Co
17
Jun
Columbus
&
Co
Southern
13% Mar
4
20% Jun 20
68% Sep
Commonwealth
14
Ohio
101
4.64%
3
12% Jun 21
Conde
11% Oct
24
17% Jan
18
7% Jun
6
12% Jan
12
13
23
May 26
58% Dec
24
68% Jan
21
59
Jan
4
95% Dec
17
106% Feb
25
96% Jan
13
37% Oct
19
58% Dec
1
22% Sep
23
29 % Dec
31
26
May
21% Dec
2
27 % July 10
20
24
5
.521/4
193/4
1
1
42% Feb
17
2
33% Aug 31
66% July 20
103 Va Oct
3
—100
27
40% Jan
4
19V4
67
47
47%
52
52%
48
*
-•
.
.
*683%
*68%
70
01% Feb
25
53% Jan
7
61% July 11
Dec
23
99% Mar 10
88% Jan
4
87% Sep
25
99
Feb
26
87% Jan
4
96% Aug 22
96% Aug 25
79% Sep 24
92
Jan
22
81% Jan
6
88
87
Apr
5
,
'
52%
53.
191/4
193/4
19%
681/4
67%
67%
193/3
,
18%
19
18%
19%
19Vb
65
65%
65%
66%
65%
98%
107
98%
*98
107'A
*107-
98%
98
107%
*107
531/8
53%'
52
203/B
20
25% Jun
82
Dec
25
9
44% Jun
18
101% Oct
23
44
Nov
17
75
Dec
18
11% Jan
2
30% NOV
0
20% Sep
19
92 % May
8
83
Jan
14
55% July 29
37% Jun 28
29% Jan
8
94
Oct
7
48% Jan
4
f
.•
.
Y,
i
*.
..
683/4
68%
107
Foods
66%
98
,191/4
19
191/4
66
6 6 3/8
66
Aug 22
97%
97%
973/4
107
107
Common
14%
14%
14%
151/4
7,300
9%
103/4
10%
IIV4
IOV4
103/4
10 Va
10 Va
10 Yt
10%
21.400
12%
123/a
12
121/4
12 Vb
121/4
12 Va
8VB
8'/4
8V4
83/B
8'A
311/4
12'A
81/4
321/4
313/4
303/4
32%
12'/4
81/4
31
-
No pa*
63%
641/4
x63%
63%
101%
101%
1013/4
101%
631/4
101
633A
63V4
1013/4
100 3/4
9
Corp
1.33%
44%
46%
343/a
343/b
453/4
-
463/4
34%
343/4
46
46 3/a
34%
343/4
5
10
*21
21%
46
471/4
461%
47Vo
451/3
28
281/4
29
29
291/4
46
63%
25
14% Jan
20
19% Jun
22
22% Jan
27
44% May 11
56 % Jan
4
Continental
11% Jan
6
Jan
4
Continental
Oil
40% Mar 16
Continental
Steel
20
66
13% Apr 20
69% Jan 26
Mar
6
7% Oct
25
23
For footnotes, see page
Jun
I
'31
45% Oct
40
8ep
20
26.
57
46 3A
10,500
21%
*21
21%
t
■
.
34%
35
3 5'/a
21%
21 Va
463/4
35VB
301/2
8,200
21%
100
47
48 3/4
14.300
30
31
5.300
59%
*21 Vb
"
58
573/4
58V4
593A
6.700
93
91%
92
*92
92%
92V4
92 Va
360
94%
94
94%
*94
95
*94
95
95
95
*84
86
*84
86
*84
86
*84
86
*84
86
231/4
23%
x23
*91Va
94
*91 %
5
39 3/a
40
1013/4
10
32%
33
33%
78%
78%
8'A
Continental Motors
23% Apr
18
2,200
46
92
No pa*
8% Oct
22
8.200
57
No pa*
10% Mar 12
23
641/4
101%
*93
common
preferred
4
Oct
4.600
No par
8
75% Jan
9% Sep
10,300
101
46'A
30 Va
30%
*21
.100
Baking Co
Continental Can
Inc
common
preferred
Continental Copper Ac
46
6.800
8%
•
633/4
101
453/4
.
46%
1
——..
13
20% Dec
I2V2
31Va
1
preferred
Continental
$3.75
120
15
58 Vb
58 3/4
59%
92%
583/4
92%
'
40
Corp of America—
16
83% May 23
1,100
97%
107
14%
No pa*
27
Apr
8.000
No pa*
No pa*
32% Oct
92
2,700
10,400
143/4
31%
$4.50 preferred
$5.50
;
14%
8V4
$4.52 preferred
$4.16 preferred
100% Jun
4
12.100
j
663/b
106
107%
9,800
53,%
19
,;
31%
Consumers Power Co com
6
47% Jan
%
14%
No pa*
27
107% Apr
58% Jan
;
68%
8%
Consolidation Coal Co
4%
5.900
4.100
20%
673/4
201/4
673/4
'
67%
.
48
31%
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
Container
V*
70
49
48 Va
48
•
62% May 22
70
20%
49
.1
$5 preferred
Consolidated
6
11
22
70
Y
.
14%
10
17
49% Oct
21%
*68 3/a
70
.<
_No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Conaol Edison of N Y com
Oct
23% Jan
*683/b
Y
1
Publishing Co
Consol Electronics Industries
37
21%
70
.
,
1
27
May 17
5
100
preferred
Comptometer Corp
60% Jun
42% May 18
Oct
25
com
5.25%
Nast
5
10
Cone Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc
1
52V4
Elec
preferred
8% Feb
24
463/4
Inc
Edison Co
2
30
46 V4
Commercial Solvents
8
Jun
14% Jun
211/4
*68%
No par
.
,
'
Carbon
Aug 19
110% Aug 30
30% Sep
1
20% Sep
5
No par
common
$4.25 preferred
Columbian
4
30% Nov
42% Nov
373/4
21
22
0
25
37 3/a
21VB
90% Jan
10% Sep 18
26% Dec 14
Feb
38%
21
56% Mar
1
32
37Vb
21%
103% Jan
12% Sep
21
37Vb
System
19 % Oct
6
45% Sep
53%
36%
21
Gas
19
25% May
57% Feb
53%
Columbia
55 JA Jan
18% Mar 11
22
14
39% Feb
'64
25
24
21% Oct
43% July 27
7.
Dec
Feb
45% Jun
14% Jun
Apr 20
101% Apr
9
90
67
12
60
5
101% Sep
19
18% Jun 21
60
7
Mar 23
Nov.
Jan
36% Apr
20
Ry-*.
4% nonsumulative 1st pfd
100
Columbia Broadcasting 8ystem_2.50
Industries
231/4
*91%
22%
23%
1021/2
102 %
1023/4
33%
331/4
34'A
78%
78%
78
78
83/8
8%
8 3/a
*19%
„
41
103
33%
*78
,
*91%
94
40 3/4
40%
102
1013A
22%
23%
*91%
94
40%
-25
Corp
-
47%
73A
73/4
.5
'
201/4
46Va
-1
Delaware.
•191/4
_»
preferred.
Insurance
of
94
40%
9,700
23
94
41
41 Va
103
10.400
290
34%
23,500
79 Va
80
81/8
34'A
79
103%
33%
*77%
103
83/8
5,600
Steel—
common.
$5 convertible
23 »A
40
50%
_T
33 V4
47
20
8%
*19%
473/8
7%
8
Ve
51
511/8
52
\
34
33%
33%
8V4
20
'k
81/8
*191/2
83/8
♦19%
20
46%
47%
47
47%
8
8%
8
8 Vb
513A
54 3/a
53
54%
34
34
33 3A
34%
471/8
8
20
47%
,
21.000
10,800
8V4
53'A
54
34%
35%
26.100
'
2.200
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1826)
.
.
Monday, November 7, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
4
19
42 % Mar
25% Sep
50*4 Dec
4
45% Aug 12
23
Nov
20 Vb Sep
15
42 V* Feb
7% Nov
Oct
35
4
Oct
25
21
19% Sep
33% Mar 17
21
39% Jan
7
54% Dec
50% Sep 23
59% Jun
154% Dec
88
Feb
4
88
18% Oct
6
24% jun
85
20
4
18% Oct
8
10% July
1
15% Sep
4
40% Oct
72% Jan
31% Mar
14
15
23% Oct
17% Mar
30
7
41
Jan
20
50% Jun
9
60% Jan
31
98% Apr
114% July
37% Jan
23
15
17% Mar
30
12% Mar 31
15
33
41% Jan
15
21%
213/4
22%
26%
27
26%
273/4
7%
8
7%
8
73/4
7%
7%
73/4
73/8
7%
24
23%
25
243/a
24%
24%
23%
23
13 %
13%
13%
13%
xl3%
135/8
135/a
14%
13%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 3/4
31%
32%
32%
32%
4
95
Sep
20
4
25
29% Jan
4
Oct
25
109% Jan
22
18
Jan
11
24
14% Jan
4
69% Mar 23
3
13
Jan
18
30% Sep
28
37
Jan
14
8
21
Oct
12% Jan
26
66%
Co
Crane
3%%
7
83 %
*83 '/4
24
5%
*87
90
*87
90
*87
$2
18%
*18%
18%
Cork
Seal
&
35
4,200
8,400
35
Crown Zellerbach
$4.20
20
19%
24%
243/e
33%
38%
39 %
39%
39%
38 %
38%
38%
433/8
91%
91%
91%
90%
preferred
,16 Vb
16%
*90
100
92
10
Sugar
13%
5
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Publishing common
1
31%
Curtis
56
July 18
60% Jan
8
3
20
Sep
14
25
Feb
19
27% Jan
2
40% Nov 25
16
Oct
25
31% Jan
4
34% Sep
14
Nov
25
30 % Oct
25
37% Jan
5
94% Dec
14
67 %
96
Jan
8
Cutler-Hammer
37% Nov
6
46% Dec 21
31V* Jun
43% Jan
4
Dana
83
133/4
13%
8%
6 5'/a
11%
*11%
11%
11
31%
31%
31%
313/4
8%
8%
8%
345/8
<39%
38%
::-/77
44
35
700
341/4
2,300
m
.387/8
20,200
5,100
38%
44%
92%
' 8,600
,
351/4
383/3
*38
451/a
*92
100
%
461%
*91
28,900
921%
140
16%
:
y.
.
16%
16%
17
14,900
90
90
90
90
300
:7-;7: 14
•14
133/4
14%
:
■
7,
7,y'7 83/4
8%/-: yv
66 %
8%
24%
39
31%
8%
19%
243/a
34
11
8% ;V
*65i/2
19%
243/a
*38
.
8%
/34%
19%
233/4
.
91
65%
8%
68
35%
19
8%
'*653/4
66%
11%
111/8
f
3,200
9
6,700
66
200
•11%
11%
700
31%
32
*313/4
;
.
87/a
66
317/8
800
8%
83/a
8%
57%
*56
57%
*56
57%
7 56%
56%
*56
571/4
20%
20%
*19%
20%
♦20
20 y2v.
*193/4
20%
*20
201/2
100
16%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
163/a
163/4
163/a
163A
20,700
No par
prior preferred
Curtiss-Wrlght
781%
1
preferred
prior
*74
16 5/8
161/4
*90
13%
100
78%
No par
7
59% Jan
$4
$1.60
16%
93
13%
13%
11%
Inc
16%
*91
300
4,800
•
90%
8%
25% Feb
:
:
44%
91%
141/4
3%
*34%
J,
38%
43%
5,200
3%
.39%
-42%
14%
4
10
203/4
451/2
341/4
38%
*38
143/s
6,100
45
.
335/8
33%
193/4
11,800
'
"
*74
20
43%
*65%
2
33%
'
68 %
45%
443A
,24%
42%
5
18
35%
35
19%
24%
100
Press
35
•
143/a
*3%
5
Cudahy Packing Co common
4'/2% preferred
,
Cuneo
35
24%
f
19%
19
78%
?:
20
*38
Crucible Steel Co of America__12.50
Cuban-American
90
90
4
No par
convertible
*87
*87
45%
*74
32 %
1
Corp common
preferred
5%%
78 %
19%
No par"
86
5,000
:
170
*83%
86
143/a
*3%
45%
24%
2.50
common
67%
168%
*831/4
■■■>
18%
*14
4
45 Vb
*74
78 %
183/4
14%
44%
170
168
18%
*3%
4
44%.
*74
'
14%
14%
*3%
44%
2
preferred
673/4
168 %
90
1
_20
conv
67%
167%
86
100
Petroleum
Crescent
15
Sep 27
167%
83%
1
of Wheat Corp
Cream
10% Sen
Ar»S 27
166 %
86
25
Corp
preferred
59% Dec
44
24
683/4
66 %
67%
167
*83%
1
common
66
67%
167
*13%
Coty International
5
10 % Aug
20
1
Petroleum Corp
Cosden
21% Apr
67
8,900
14%
31%
4,500
6,400
•
'
100
Crown
Jan
83 % July 26
Aug 18
16% Jan
21%
271/4
5
common
1
8% Oct
4
(Del)
7
54
Jan
Co
23
13% Sep
81% Mar 11
Corning
40% Oct
38% Sep
.
6
16 % Oct
16
15% Dec
L
89
2
10% Jun
21%
26%
5
Co
40% Feb
17
35% Oct
5
15
86
24
7
21 %
27
1
5
Corp com
preferred
Crowell-Collier
Publishing
Jan
26
39% July 25
21
32% Feb
,
6
Dec
39% Jan
22% July 21
16% Feb
July 23
44
4
4
17
28% Feb
28
Nov
37% May 27
July 18
78
12
23% Feb
9
29% Jan
Shares
21%
26%
1
Co
Steel
Products
Corn
90
9
13
28% Mar
the Week
Nov. 4
21%
preferred series of 1947-100
19
9
4% Sep
23% Apr
Friday
Nov. 3
27
3%%
85% Jan
Jun
64% Jan
1
Sales for
Thursday
21%
Apr 11
24% Jan 27
87
July 27
2
PRICES
SALE
Nov. 2
21 %
Glass Works;
preferred
186
8
July 27
16% Jan
23% Dec 23
HIGH
Wednesday
26 %
3%%
18
3
36% Sep
Tuesday
-Nov. 1
5
Aug 17
Feb
83% Apr
Mar 30
Sep
71% Oct
46% Apr
40
85
65% Dec
Copperweld
19
24
25% May
4
31
71 % Nov
104% Sep 21
Copper
Jan
22
72
85
7
50
Nov
2
12
19
24% Jan
5% Apr
Jan
3
&
Oct. 31
5
Corp
Rubber Co
Range
24
124
1
10
35% Jan
America
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
24
14% Dec
5
8% Jan
Sep 24
May 12
Tire
Cooper
13% Oct
7
11
17
of
Co
Cooper-Bessemer
29% Oct
1
9
84% Feb
J3% Jun
Controls
-
Monday
Par
'
15
89% Feb
2
29
July 11
16
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
31
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
common
*56
-
16%
83/a
8%
9,900
/
.
100
31
30%
31%
♦305/8
10
70%
72%
71%
72%
721/4
74
1
100
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
*85%
87
85%
85%
85%
5
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
13
12%
13%
13
13%
8,700
50c
10
13 %
13%
13%
13%
135/8
13%
13%
14
13%
137/a
8,600
27%
28 %
27%
28%
28%
29%
29
295/a
29%
311/8
8,700,
55
55%
55%
56%
55%
553/4
55%
2,100
♦30%
Ino___
31%
30%
30%
30%
303/4
.73
73
73
75
4,700
32%
32%
321/8
33
333%
5,800
851/4
*851/4
y/.
y,.'v
800
D
22
87% Aug 23
Corp common
preferred series A
3%%
Nov
9
13% Feb
2
19 % July 27
12% July 18
16% Jan
6
Dan River Mills Inc
26% Jan
2
36% July 15
13
Oct
12
33% Jan
5
Dayco Corp
Feb
6
49% Mar 18
27% Oct
31
49% May 31
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power
83
34
16
Jan
91% Feb
47% Dec
18
61
Jan
23
82
Apr
81
Feb
27
.
58
4
80% Aug 23
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
100
3
80
16
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
100
Aug 30
Sep
Dec
22
83% Apr
9
17
Sep
15
21% Feb
19
17% Jan
8
82% May 23
38% Oct 20
Decca
Records
Dec
1
68% July 31
38 % Apr
28
48% Aug 10
Deere
&
28% JaB
Delaware &
26 % Nov
4
33
24% Jan
2
75% Jan
36% Apr 15
May 25
19% Oct
6
7
8
Co
21
7% Sep
21
10% Feb
41% Jun
23
68
Apr
28
:
♦80%
82
81
81
79%
34%
35%
35%
36
35i/2.
36
355/8
361/a
351/8
357/8
15,200
44%
44%
45%
45
45%
451/4
46
457/8
46%
20,900
21%
22%
21%
22
21%
21%
8,800
39%
40%
39%
40
395/8
393/4
397/8
407/s
4,700
26%
265/8
21 Vb
265/B
263/4
X26%
273%
2.50
23%
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
23
23%,
s-o23 Va
<23>%'
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
1,900
16%
17%
16%
17%
17
17 5/a
17%
18'/a
177/a
18%
67,000
;:.'7%
*7%
7%
*7%
73/4
7%
43%
44%
433/4
44%
437/8
60
58
15
147/s
15 Va
13,700
27%
27%
27%
500
5
&
Light Co
Inc
Supply
20
DeSoto
Chemical
14
Detroit
NY
of
Co
Edison
Coatings
1
8
33% July 29
13
64% Oct
30
50 % May
2
66% Aug 29
Diamond Alkali Co
30% Jun
15
41 % Nov
17
8
38% July
Diamond
28 % Dec
22
32 % Mar 24
28
Jan
11
17% Jan
7
24% Aug
15% Sep
It
14
29
Jan
46
26%
14% Oct
29% Mar
26% Jan
31
4
8
Sep
30
17% July
6
42% Mar 13
Sep~18
19
31
Apr
20% Feb
14% Oct
24
33% Jan
20
Oct
24
49% Jan
6
Jan
4
28% Feb
15
7
36% Oct
28
53% Jan
21
13% Mar 31
17% May 10
28 % Oct
20
16 % Oct
19% Jan
4
10
27
July
32%
Distillers
Corp
303/u
303/a
50c
Productions
Corp-Seagrama
2
1
Ltd
55%
16%
16%
163/8
163/4
16
161/4
*161/8
16%
700
15%
16
15%
16%
153/4
163/B
161/a
16%
5,800
22%
21%
24%
25
253/4
241/4
24%
23
233/4
13,700
29%
29%
29%
293/4
30
30 3/4
29%
293/4
303/4
6,600
175/a
17%
X17%
173/8
17%
17%
3,200
121/4
12
121/4
12
12%
800
26%
263/a
263/4
263/a
271/4
26%
263/4
38,100
16%
165/a
17
16 3/4
163/4
167%
16%
2,800
31
30%
28,600
17%
12
No par
1
25%
26%
26%
Inc
16%
16%
16%
Douglas Aircraft Co
No par
28%
30
Ltd
1,600
*115/8
17%
11%
Fund
1,300
16%
161/4
18%
Mines
13,700
161/a
11%
Dominlck
7,600
•
161/4
17%
Dome
57
16%
11%
Corp
Dr Pepper Co
56
10
16%
.16%
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No par
Dlvco-Wayne
t
327%
30
56%
145/B
*27
7
42% Feb
31%
295/8
30%
297/8
30%
6
24% Jan
6
Dover
1
15%
15%
*15%
15%
153/4
15%
153/4
16
16
16%
25
99% Jan
4
Dow
Chemical Co
8
71
72%
72%
1,100
73%
72%
73%
73
45% Jan 21
19 % Jun
73%
20
30% Jan
4
73%
743/4
5
Dresser Industries
50o
27,400
20%
20%
20%
20%
203/8
203/4
28% Apr 24
25
33% Sep
12
20%
21%
6
22% Jan
207/a
21%
30
14,200
30
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
143/8;
14%
14
14%
14
141/4
100% Dec
Mar 15
Corp
Drewrys Limited USA Ine
12% Oct
11
Sep 23
14% Jan
11
May
14% Aug 17
8
6
24
19% Aug 18
DuBois
Oct
24
13% Jan
7% Sep
27
14% Jan 22
4
202% Feb
9
Sep
17
278% Aug
3
Dec
Dec
18
8
83
12
21% Mar
8
26% Sep
27
37
48 V*
27
May 26
.46% Jan
19
22% Feb
5
46% Mar 13
16
Nov
Jan
74% Jan
46% Jan
21
42% Jun
266% Jan
0
103
Aug 16
96
3
42% Feb
1
38% Dec
31
7
26% Jan
4
40% Dec
178% Oct
Jan
86% Apr
106
74% Sep 21
22% Sep 17
2
47
13
Mar 24
33% Oct 27
40
Jan
Jan
38% Jan,
13
41
11
5
40% Jan
18
42
Aug 16
46% Feb 18
44% Aug 24
Mar 23
17% Oct
13
44% Aug 25
44% Aug 24
8
42% Jan
Aug 16
46
;
July 11
24% Jan
27
t
29%
1
30
30
30
Inc
1
14
14%
14%
14%
International
Dunhill
9
1
9%
9%
9%
91/4
9%
1
7%
7%
; *9%
7%
73/4
75/8
7%
8
178%
182 %
185%
1843/4
183%
99%
993/4
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99
993/4
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77%
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78%
773/4 I
78
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77%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%,
24 3%
40
39
39
393/4
38%
39-
Chemicals
Duplan Corp
du Pont de Nem
41
325/s
30
27%
15% Oct
27% Nov
41
323/e
30i/a '
15
27%.
70% Oct
27% Aug 17
6
7
37
32%
301/a
143/4
28
11
19% Jan
74% Jan
95
321/4
30
29
33
24
26
32%
30
21%
24
May 18
32 y8
30%
2.50
11 % Oct
20% July 23
563/a
32%
29%
(Walt)
15% Oct
22
56
32%
Disney
28% Jun
2
56%
1
23
Corp
1,200
'.-5,600
f ":.
55%
4
12
58
55%
14%
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16%
23
'
55
15%
17% Jan
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1
29% Jan
'
27%
4
25
n
60
3,000
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16%
22
44%
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preferred
Stores
Diana
43%
60
15
16%
21
Mar 26
*58
7%
27%
16
11% "Nov
17% Jan
:
16%
21% Sep
16
60
2.50
31% Sep
23
43%
*58
7%
1
21%
15
National
$1.50
21%
1
DIGlorglo Fruit Corp
Diners' (The) Club Inc
59% Apr 24
36% July 29
32% Sep
43%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co_100
24% Mar
7
7%.
20
7
7
19% May
200
26%
Air
Dec
15% Jan
80
21%
18% Jan
Mar 21
80
26%
28
60
82%
76
*76
40%
Dentists'
47% Sep
*80
*75
79
26%
15
6
82
55%
;76
21 %
26 V* Aug
54% Jan
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551/4
*75
*76
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44%
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
27% Oct 28
79
55
76
*76
40%
21
Jan
*75
79
3
Lines
10
76
*76
6.75
Power
Delta
7% Sep 28
40% Mar 23
47% Mar 13
5
Dec
53
23
*75
79
80
No par
Delaware
31% Aug 24
"13% Sep
May
76
*76
87
*85%
1
Hudson
47 % Aug 11
20% Jun
25
*75"
87
50o
Inc
20
20
common
(Delaware)
Apr
135% May 17
16% Nov
7
9
72% Jan
45
76
Light
&
45% Mar
10
Sep 23
74% Feb
14
72 % Dec
71
4
(E I)
•
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9%
75/8
7%
7%
186%
186%
1,900
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,
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1893/4
800
"
3,500
6c Co-
Common
182
Preferred
$4.50
series
No par
99%
99%
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par
*77%
78%
Duquesne Light Co
7
$3.75
preferred
$4.15 preferred
4%
preferred
4.20%
preferred
4.10%
preferred—__
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DWG Cigar Corp..
24
8
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24%
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80
80
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39%
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32
22
9
34% Jan 21
22
25% Sep 22
73% Dec 11
85% Jan 23
30% Apr
23% Sep 21
75
20% July 28
46% Apr
28% Dec 29
112
24% Mar
8
75
3
Mar
25% Jan
4
Eastern
136% Jun
0
Eastman
Oct 28
92
Mar
3
45% Dec 31
6
63% Aug 13
28% Sep 29
1
48% Feb
83% Jan
15
34
Feb
4
46% Dec 24
32% Nov
89
Aug
4
92% Oct
87
18% Jan
16
36% Jan
7
May 15
6
31'/a July 16
55% Aug
7
8% Dec
18
79
Mar 21
88
94
July 29
17% Oct
25
26% Jan
4
44% Apr
53/4 Oct
29
64% Feb
20
21
Aug
40% Jan
8% Feb
4
29
63% Dec 21
433/4 Oct 24
73
Jun
7
14
10% Oct
19% Jun
23
Mar 20
26% May 11
28% Aug 28
41% Dec 23
Sep 18
22
29
76% Dec
1
88
16
Jan
9
25
Stores
4%%
Elastic
Inc
40
Mar
5
Electric <fc
Electric
Mus Ind
Amer
Paso
6
84
Aug 30
1
23
Sep
7
323/4 Feb
24
41% Sep
1
30% Mar 12
28% Dec 15
11
34% Oct 22
49% July
20
20% Jan
0
preferred series A
RR Co
& Pittsburgh
Evans
Products
Apr
8
26% Jun
24
Eversharp
28% Oct
8
40
Jan
7
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6yt
v
70
88
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94
333/8
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5,000
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20
700
5,000
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26
26
43 y4
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31
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9,100
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3
Equitable Gas Co
5%
.
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preferred
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Erie
♦86
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31%
57
47%
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20
7
33%
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11
86
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47
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86
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46
10
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6 3/4 Oct
94
95
30%
56
44,500
8"
Storage Battery
National Watch Co
34% Aug 22
17% Sep 21
19% Mar 2
8
shares
33
280
6,100
107%;/
18%
24
54% Jan
33%
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97%
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56
>
47
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08
88
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July 14
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97%
56
80
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6
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14,100
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56
153/a
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21
31% Oct
79%
15%
18%
22% Jun
2
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2,400
:
28%
28%
463/4
11% May 11
4
283/4
18%
Gas
Apr
28%
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May
,
23%
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63
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,
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20
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56
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101%
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preferred
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preferred—
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22
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Products
Ekco
100
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4%%
5
15
24% Oct
32 % Jan
Edison
Jan
33
23% Jun
Eaton
65% May 23
: j- ^
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preferred
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22
1
Fuel-Assn
&
Stainless
$3.60
90% July It
46% Jan
8
8
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prior
1
6
12 %
4%%
1
36% Jan
7
4
Nov
36% Nov
14
Nov
Eastern Gas
Feb
94
17
80
Air
15
9
93/4 Jan
30% Aug 30
Eastern
94
88% Jun
73/4 Dec
:
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1
16
38% Jan
8 82 I
25
8
Dec
Apr
89
Oct
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6Vs
Co
6Va
31'/2
100
50
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31%
32
57 y2
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0
6%
82,
12%
12%
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12%
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6,100
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29,200
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303/4
82
80
80
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32
57%
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20
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313/4
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100
183/4
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2,300
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61/4
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32%
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313/4
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82
31%
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31%
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44%
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50
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20%
21
8,400
32%
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35
see page
23J/4Nov
2
35% Jan 87
Fairbanks Morse & Co
5% Oct 24
°ct 24
12% Feb 25
28% Feb 26
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
40
Fairchlld Engine & Airplane Corp.l
Fairmont Foods Co common
__1
4% convertible preferred
100
Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
21
6y8Oct 25
29% Mar 7
81
Feb 1
23% Feb 8
28
Mar
4
9% Mar
1
30% July 20
89
Sep 20
343/4 Oct 20
323/4 Oct
3
'§4
No par
Family Finance Corp
1
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73/4
22
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331/4
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13,600
1,100
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31%
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•
Volume 192
Number
6001
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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
44% Nov
3
6
10% Apr
30
6y8 Oct
22'/a Apr
24
15% Oct
69 y4 Jan
21% Jan
2
43%
Nov" 25
40 Va Dec
23
25 y4
31% July 29
25 y4
45 y2 Feb
4
July 28
Fedders
Corp
6
Federal
Mogul
Federal Pacific Electric Co
27% Jan
4
19
24% Jun
9
5%%
26
45
4
Federal
Oct
19% May 23
32% Oct 24
Janli
51% Dec
31
Jan
22 % Aug
36% Nov
15% Oct
24
67% Jun
24 V4 Oct
57% Mar 20
20
35% Oct
21
31
26
47
13% Oct
6
19% Jan
12
14% Jan
24
44% Jan
16
.,27VaOct
24
32% Oct
22
Oct
15
4
May 12
15
4.60%
Fifth
26
Filtrol
4
45% Jan
19
Firestone
24
•30% Jun
23
80% Jan
14
31% Dec
28
Oct
25
61% July
30% Jan
5
13% Apr
28
6% Oct
26
13% Jan
Firth
Sep 21
44 y4 Jun
1
24 y2 Nov
4
38% Apr
89
Feb
2
80
May 27
117% Jun
l
98
Nov
81% Dec
23
99
21
Sep
43% Sep
Mar"
26
Jun
9
43
Jun
15
56% Dec
15
Dec
15
27% May 29
,30% Dec
1
84
Oct
22
5
Sep 21
Sep 22
11
40
Feb
Feb
170
87
9
16
July 10
14% Nov
17
31%
Mar
43
93
Jan
5
29
8
5
38% May 10
68% Jun 29
16% Jan
85% Nov
26
28% Apr 26
14 % Apr 22
58 y, Aug 25
Sep 27
44% May 13
Aug 13
Mar 11
196
May 31
88% Jan
230
13
11% Oct
4
5
5
45% Mar
2
93% Dec
21
18
Sep
7
60% July 25
18
1
21% Jan
13
12
95
i
6
Nov
21
23
14% Jan
5
>23% Nov
20
5
49 y2 May 12
12% Jan
21
19% Feb
24
20
22
Oct
24
41% Jan
29
68
24
77 '
26
66
Jan
8
15% Jan
6
27% Jan
4
t 30% Feb
26
15
72
May 27
pfd
Sep
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
22%
33%
22%
33 y8
33%
33%
33 y2
1300
33
1*21%
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33
21%
34%
35
15%
15%
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39
33 »/2
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35%
35%
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16
16
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16
2,200
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200
15,000
40
39 y4
40
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39%
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25%
25'A
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25%
6,200
25 y4
26
26
26 %
26
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16%
16%
17
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17
30 y4
16%
17%
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30%
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33
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51
51%
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56
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21%
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11
10
com
51%
100
1
;
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11%
Foster-Wheeler
10
preferred
7,200
33%
11,100
55%
56%
56%
57%
14,400
12%
12%
12%
2,400
29%
30%
5,300
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85 y2
85%
85%
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86%
21%
21%
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11
11
11
11
11
11%
11%
52%
:
53%
/
53%
v
\
;
54%
54 y4
*180
-
94
; v
♦92
11%
V 11%
11%
54%
54%
*180
-
94
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10
1,600
,,
55 »/4
800
11,900
*180
94
*92
*92
94
xll%
11%'
-
3%
11%
11%
11%
18 y4
18%
18%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
5,700
64%
65%
64%
65%
63%
64%
64%
65%
59,400
12%
12%
12 y8
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
26 y4
28,600
27%
27 74
27%
27%
27%
7,600
4
.3%
",
27%
4
27%
.*3%
4
12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
13
24%'
25%
25
25 %
;25y8
_1
common
44 y2
33 '/a
30%
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
100
Fruehauf Trailer Co
44%
34
12%
'30
10
Freeport Sulphur Co
320
44%
33%
27%
Vo'
' 26%
.
V-
69%
70%
1
99%
19%
12
No par
24,800
84
64%
18%
63
2
Corp
25%
99
12%
1
5
I
Inc
'24%
*82%
100
5,800
21 Va
♦92
11%
4,400
30 y8
"
30%
*180
94
6%
44%
■
,
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Co
Dairies
52%
*92
12,600
6%
30%
13
30
*180
_100
51
23%
'
'
44%
34y8j
24 y8
50%
23%
84
♦82%
98
24,400
14,100
25%
25
84
102
44%
15
:
26%
-*100
5,900
35%
23%
6%
44%
12%
preferred
6%
2,000
30.
35
23%
6%
x29%
50%
23%
*82%;
102
29%
com
50
23%
45
54%
,
,51%
25 yB
84
*100
,
,,
.
6%
26
*82 %
99%
_1
preferred
Corp
51'
-
23%
,
7
25%
84
■»'.
,30%
'
26%
33%
par
*51
Inc
...
'
23%
7*7
*82%
No
51
23%
23%
No par
Inc
Motor
4%
33
22%
34%
16
-16
'.,
33%
*21'/,
35 %
34%
16%
Francisco Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
6
22
4,600
25 %
100
of
ser
Chem
&
Mart
Foremost
17% Sep
Feb
Food
Foote
18
Dec
15
Ford
30% Dec
22%
20,500
21%
common
preferred
7
28
2,700
22%
17%
2.50
convertible
5
18% Jan
28%
17
2.50
Markets
Mach
6
Mar 30
27%
17%
_5
Inc
3%%
19% Jan
8
27%
16%
34%
pfd
Ltd
3%%
35% Jan
6
27%
17%
10
Corp
23
62% Jan
8
27%
16%
No par
2nd pfd—.
B
May 31
19% Jan
26%
17%
No par
convertible
Food
17%
26%
2
Stores
Food Giant
4%
17 %
16%
.5
2nd
A
divid
$4.20
25
3% July
Rubber
«fe
Power
Fair
2,600
17%
26%
22%
Inc
Florida Power & Light Co
Food
7,500
6%
17%
34%
common
conv
Oct
-12% Jun
37% Apr 22
Jun
Co
Fluor Corp
47%
6%
16%
15%
Co
conv
Florida
46%
6%
26%
No par
Lines
preferred
$2.25
3
13
25% Oct
31% Sep
18
Sep
50% Jan
Dec
4
34 V, Apr
11
55% Aug 27
95
20
Sep 22
20y2 Oct
2
20% Aug
15
Jan
80
2
216
$4
$4.50
11% Apr 28
5
29% Oct
9
17% Jan
Apr
Jun
45
7
1
Coach
Carpet
84
6%
6%
46
17%
17%
*6%
*22%
Firstamerica Corp
110
3
50% Feb
23
35 y4 Jan
27
17
25
Paper Prod
Tire
Flintkote
32 y4
48% Oct
22
44%
6%
17%
First Charter Financial Corp.No par
First National Stores
No par
Oct
47%
17
1.25
Corp
9% Jan
46%
6%
16%
27%
10
Avenue
39% Feb
46
6%
1
Fiberboard
Shares
46
16%
5
common
Corp
6
the Week
Nov. 4
47
l
Dept Stores
4
Friday
Nov. 3
46%
23
Inc
Jan
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 2
5
com
series A
preferred
Fenestra
20 y2 Jan
2
5
Bearings
2nd pfd
PRICES
Wednesday
Nov. 1
2
Paper Board Co
Federated
Ferro
Corp
Bower
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 31
1
conv
20% Feb
5
31 y2 Nov
55
4
9y8 Mar 29
33
23% Aug 12
8
Fawick
Metallurgical
Corp
16% Oct
Jan"26
56%
15% Nov
27% Jan
Fansteel
21% Sep
21% May 26
6
4
AND
Monday
P~
40% Jan
5
10
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
20% Jan
26
16% Mar 10
32% Nov
NEW YORK
Highest
..
♦70
;
4
3%
3%
800
12%
12%
*12%
25%
25'A
25%
25%
26 y4
16,400
18%
18'/,
18%
18%
18%
49,200
71
*70
71%
♦3%
2,900
71
71
71
71
,
13
500
840
G
12% Jan
28
33
May 11
12 % Oct
25
11% Jan
4
Gabriel
16% Jan
2
26% July 23
7
20
56% May 21
19% Sep 29
38% May 31
27% Jan
40% Oct
Gamble Skogmo Inc.
61
Jan
5
Feb
Gardner-Denver
9
50% Jun
42% July 27
58% Oct
14
4% Sep
Garrett
10
6% Jan
15
Gar
38
28
Nov
19
17 y8 Jan
5
Mar
8
37% Jan
19 y4
Sep
11
9
3% Oct
19
24
Sep
24
17
Apr
10 %
8
31% Mar 25
19% Sep
2
29
Sep 20
22
—
Industries
convertible
General
Feb
3
3% Oct
24
14
36% Feb
2
22% Sep
20
30% Jan
6
<96% Jan
7
90
Jan
4
99 % Oct
13
22
17
May 18
26% Jan
21
General
Amer
11
General
Baking Co
14
Dec
29
22
Nov
18
51% Feb
9
<11
Dec
22
138
Jan
28
7% Feb
9
29% Nov 23
8
39
Jan
67% Mar 11
14% Jan
58% Feb
22
> 9
Oct
25
May 19
153
80 %
1
137
Oct
28
7% Jun
16
16% Oct
31
10% Mar 25
42% Apr
10
July
12% Jan
146
14
9% Jan
4
27
General
21
Nov
12
25% July
7% Feb
6
74
45% May 11
32% Oct
Mar 17
84
33% Oct
9% Jan
75 % Mar
2
45% Ja
26
8
21% Apr
-
14
1
25
General
Aug 24
Sep
6
General
82
35
4%
2
6% Sep
27
8% Jan
4
Gen
" Jan
28
39 %. Mar 18
15% Oct
25
29% Jan
0
30
66% Jan
5
83% Jan
11
22
99% Dec
31
33% Sep
70% Sep
23
74
28
99% Jan
4
Sep
5
30% Jan
6
40
16% Feb
9
38% May
30% Dec
28
101% Dec
28
Mar 25
45
100% Dec
22
May 21
Mar
7
112% Mar
4
75% Dec
14
87
Mar
23% Dec
23
26
Nov
35% Nov
16
31% Jan
28
29% Jan
2
Nov
43
12
76% Jan
4
1
July 13
43% Oct
35
25
Aug 22
55% Jan
'
21% July
32
111
6
108% Aug 25
85% Aug 17
25
Oct
17
39% Jan
4
66% Jun
22
Preferred
28
46
Jun
20
$1.60
20
79% Jun
22
$3
20
85% Jun
22
$2.98
5
Apr
5
5'/a Sep
26% Jun
6
39 y4 Feb
27
preferred
conv
General
preference
18
23% Oct
11% Dec
7
Jan
2
11% Jan
6
29
39% Nov
9
28
33% Jani
6
General
24% Oct
23
31
18% Sep
20% Oct
19
29% Jan
4
General Steel Castings
21
j
May 22
5
36% Jun
13
1
Mar 21
29
26% July
7
15
90
Dec
8
Jan
2
27
Jan
2
86% Nov
99'% Mar
6
5
40% Dec
3
25% Oct
26
103% July
40% Jan
42 % Feb
17
61% Jun
23
57% Oct
31
Gerber
19% Jan
4
Getty
Oil
19% July 18
87% Aug 18
65% Sep
6
Giant
Portland
54 % Apr
24
Mar 30
42
23
14% Oct
44% Mar 18
68% Dec
14
36% Jan
54 y2 Dec
29
Nov J12
20
-"$6% Apr
59
A-
Jan
13
50% Jan
~
11
19
8
Glen
4
45% Jan
4
Glidden
ill % Nov
3
20% Jan
11
Globe-Wernicke
28
1% Oct
17
3% Jan
21
Goebel
103 % Jun
1
48% Oct
26
89% Jan
4
Goodrich
Co
49% Dec
15
32% Sep
27
47% Jan
6
Goodyear
Tire & Rubber
29
28% Oct
24
July" 15
24% Sep
32% Sep
29
44% Jan
4
1% Oct
26
3% Jan
15
Graham-Paige Corp
7% Sep
28.
10% Jan
15
$0.60 convertible preferred-No
Granby Mining Co Ltd_
2% Oct
19
4% Jan
76% Jan
14
45 Vo Nov
19
54%
4
11
Feb
4
May 28
8V4 Dec
16
6% Nov
20
lO'/a Mar 18
30 y8 Nov
20
37% Aug
5% May 10
8% Jan
6
Oct
20
32% Apr
12
Feb
17
41% Aug 24
Granite
22
7
35% Nov
18
24% Dec
45 y8
July
44% Nov
84 y4 Mar
4
16% July 17
Grant
55% Jan
31% July
6
32
Jun
11
80
Aug 25
31
15% Jan
8
30% Sep
27
41% Jan
18
Great
104%
1043/4
90
283%
105%
100
423/4
433/a
121,200
104 Va
104 %
1,400
80%
80
80%
80
80
80
80%
700
24%
2 4 -%
24%
24%
34%
34%
34%
24%
34%
24%
35%./
34
24%
34 '/a
10,000
48
40 74
4a va
47%
483/4
48
49
*36
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67
♦36
67
:
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•
38
66
65%
653/4
65%
65%
65%
65%
65%
•36
38
*36
38
5%
5%
53%
5%
10,700
24%
24%
24%
24%
243/4
243/a
24%
24%
25%
18,800
27%'
273/4
28
28%
29
29%
29%
13
*12%
27%
12%
213/4
21%
21%
203/4
21
26
26
26%
24%
25%
25%
14%
14%
13%
14%
43%
45
44%
*93
.
....
*12%
12%
12%
213/4
21%
21%
20%
21%
21
21%
21'A
22
22
22%
26%
26%
26 %
26%
26%
26%
26%
25%
::' 25%
26%
25%
26 Va
26
267<r,
13%
14 %
13%
14%
14
143/a
23,400
483/a
38,700
*93
95
101
101
100%
28%
28%
45
.
453/4
45
473/a
*93
94
93
933/4
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102
\
28%
46%
:
100%
27
'
95
28%
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28%
28%
102
47%
.
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47%
47%
47%
47%
46%
47
463/4
57
57%
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57%
56
56%
56
13%
13%
14%
13%
143/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/4
15
14%
14%
143/4
15
813/4
83 %
82%
83%
51%
513%
51%
52
80%
81%
81%
813/4
50%
51%
51
51%
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98
*94%
,v
96%
$
<<
<>
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12'/8
35%
35%
35%
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5
14%
14%
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1
1%
1%
'.16%
16%
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35%
34%
35%
14%
14%
14
1%
■
12 %•■
1%
V
1
1%
97 v ■<
163/4
34,500
2,800
40,300
4,900
84%
10,400
52
82'/a
,'513/4
12,600
>*943/8 ■k 97't
16%
16%
V
'
,
-1,000
123/4
12% ,12%
,27,700
34%
34%<
34%
35 %
6,100
14%
11 %
13%
11%
12
1%
1%
1%
13/4
1%
50
6,700
3,200
50%
50%
52%
31,000
35
36%
36%
37%
36%
37%
36 3A
38
373/4
383/4
45,400
26%
26%
26
26%
26
27
26%
263/8
263/a
263/4
5,300
33
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
33 Va
33%
11,000
1%
33%
1%
33%
1%
13/4
1%
l3/4
1%
2%
51,300
50
10
No par
._4
k
20
180
4,500
57
13%
12%
1
1%
l
common
127,700
47%
57%
13%
16%;
& Co
600
t
28%
48%
2,800
.j' 4,800
103
28%
56
'
Inc
2,100
:
93%
13%.
16%
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3,400
'
13
21%
12%
Batteries
700
5%
12%
(B
1,100
.53/4
12%
l •,,
9,800
5%
21%
5
>
;
■'
65%
66
900
.
53/4
5%
27%
42%
•
1
*64%
66
65%
*63
38
64%
24
104%
*24%
65
-
104
16,200
105%
*
*80
"
,
'■>
38
'
.
600
7%
par
7%
7%
51
50%
73/4
7%
50%
51
*7%
73/4
51%
1%
Gt
Union
73/4
8
7%
2,400
6%
6%
63/4
63/4
*63/4
7
5
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
263/4
26%
27
5,900
6.25
Co
31%
32
32%
33%
33%
34
33%
333/4
33%
343/a
9,400
28
28%
28
28%
28%
12,300
79
77%
77%
7%
8%
33%
7
7
5
*6 3/4"
7%
City Steel
(W T) Co common
3%%
1,100
'
2.50
preferred
100
*77%
1
7%
8%
Co__l
32%
33%
Northern Iron Ore Prop__No par
Grayson-Robinson
Atlantic
&
Stores
Pacific Tea
-
-
28
27%
28
78
*77 %
78
*77%
78
7%
8
7%
8
7%
8
33%
33%
34
33%
23%
27 %
*77
28%
333/4
33%
33%
100
5,800
17,400
18% July 28
26% Jan
26
22%
23%
*22%
23'%
223%
22%
23%
23
23 %
60 y4 Aug
12
37
24
52% Jan
4
Great Northern Paper Co
41
41%
40%
41%
403/4
403/4
40 %
40 3/4
393/4
40
27
42% May 10
53% Jan
5
Great
43%
44%
44
44%
433/4
44 %
x433/4
44'/8
43%
44%
15,200
34% Aug 12
32% Feb 15
Great
27
15,600
25% Mar 23
32% Dec
9
Oct
19
141 y4 May
8
23
Oct
30
47% Feb
5
17% Jan
2
24% May 29
Dec
23
20% Oct
28
30% Mar 30
4% Dec
22
10
89
Aug 12
Jan
Nov
5
30% Feb
87% Dec
1
79
For
42%
26,600
59% Apr
126
24
28%
106%
42%
15,,\<<J
333/4
1
Oct
22% Oct
83
27%
106%
43 Va
o±
16
4
2
7
Jan
15
28%
106 %
33
/a
x32%
3,700
-
Grand
7% Oct
74
■
104%
10
Gould-National
26
24% Sep
Jun
8% Jan
74
104%
12%
No par/
Co
,
Co
(W
28%
42%
35 000
68,800
OJ
333/a
106 Vo
423/4
<*16%
&
Corp
Brewing
30
4
„11
$4.50 preferred
Gladding McBean
Grace
283/4
106%
42
1
common
23
27% May 20
283/a
*33
17%
38 3/4
773/a
32%
33%
_5
—
Sep
4
1
Co
Brothers
96*
17 y2 Dec
24
Gillette
23% Jan
34% Nov
38 %
1
Co__
25% Jan
27
2 % Nov
Cement
Gimbel
Alden
16%
900
753/a
.
64
32%
21%
10
19
50 y4 Jan
63%
33%
12%
_80c
Co
Co
24
2
64
32%
6%
4
Products
27
41% Nov
63%
1
Inc
Jan
■
-29% July 13
*323/4
100
preference
;16% Oct
' '6
88
5% %
Genesco
>11% Oct
27% Jan
13 y8 Apr -29
42% Apr
26
4
17
753/a
343/a
100
preference
6%
38%
„
33%
21%
83 %c
Georgia-Pacific Corp
May 20
12% May 17
71
28% Jan
5
$5
16%
63 %
1
com
Jan
Jan
17
19% Nov
28
91
-
"•27%
2.50
100
25
92
4
96% Feb
i
Telephone Co of Florida—
(series B)
25
Tele & Electronics__3.33%
3
28
8
81% Jan
33%
I'r
%
33%
80%
5 3/4
$1.30 preferred
Time Corp
General Tire & Rub
6
33
10
General
6 J/4
62%
lOo
General
26
Oct
17 Va Nov
25
26% Sep 12
34% May 31
33% Jun
1
46
*36-
*
6.67 "
Corp
6%
37%
633A
-
Refractories
Jan
104
40 »/4 Jun
46
24
41% Oct
17
25
12 % Oct
44 y8 Jan
5
23% Oct
98
24% Jan
—
2.50
General Railway Signal—r.
General Realty & Utilities
General
Dec
24
Corp
50
1,600
74%
105%
*80
lOo
General Public Utilities
,
33
75%
42
5,500
81
33
38%
106
34%
*78
74%
.
33%
130
81
1:> •-»
38%
106%
*104%
No par
Service
Public
28% Sep
13
;
---
conv
34%
7,100
140
33
17 Va
;
4,800
*139
32%
*78
75%
■•
3,600
9%
"
par
convertible preferred—No par
*63/4
140
34%
'
81
•
20 Va
.69
9%
32%
313/4
38 3/4
46%
Corp
No
343/a
♦78
19%
,68%
9%
140
16%
273/a -<28%
'•41%
No par
Equipt
■'9
i
73%
473/a
Precision
9%
373/4
l
Sep
9
33%
69
140
34%
34%
19%
16%
General
Sep
22% Mar
33%
63%
V
19%
68%
38
34%
57% Sep
15
.
35%
61
23
2,700
24%
16
5'/a Jan
18 %
34%
27
26% Oct
18%
24%
Dec
16
183/a
l
Nov
5% Jun
900
18%
16
73 ;
22% Nov 30
series
96
18%
19%
69%
73 %
*105%
*93 Va
^
183/a
General Portland Cement Co___
General Outdoor Advertising.
96
8%
6%
3
V-*93%
8 Va
63/4
623/a
5,900
8%
6%
32
1,400
*8Va
63/4
33%
33/4
23%
3%
23
8%
81
1
800
3%
223/4
3%
22%
8%
9
33
1
•
18 Va
80%
No par
Corp
10 3%
8%
32%
163/4
103/4
'*138%
34
34%
71%
5,000
103/4
138 %
18
80%
...36%
18 '/a
K?
32%
6
300
•17%
19
32%
_1
Corp
$3.75
34%
*78
;
■
96
■«'
3,400
17%
*10%
3%
*93%
4
25%
17%
233/a
.,
3%
25'/a
69%
2
Corp
:
35,900
55
4
25%
*25
\
19
-1
Corp
56'/a
54%
3%
.
69%
9%
I-* u> CO
8%
*.
23
96
.
9%
17%
5% preferred
100
General Motors Corp common
1%
$5 preferred
—_No par
76
2
14
Foods
Instrument
8%
16%
No par
100
General Mills common
5
27
52% Jan
26% Nov
31% Sep
100% Jan
3
2
3
General
General Finance
2,100
8%
139%
Co
29
7
25
53% Sep
Controls
Aug 29
25
43% May 25
60
Nov 27
138%
6
Finance
4,600
3,400
43%
533/4
25%
3%
3%
23
*93%
9%
Corp
Aug 10
Oct
96
9%
Corp
37
41
22%
_5
common
70
101% Jan
*93
3%
23%
19
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co
General
33/a
<
No par
Contract
12%
21%
x42 %
10%
69
com
12%
20%
42%
>
18
10%
69
60% Jun
8
23% May 23
3
58% July
173/4
18%
22% Mar
37% Aug 25
114
17%
103/4
100
30% Apr 21
61% Aug 18
8
17%
*10%
18%
Corp
123/4
21%
42%
'
4 Va
103/4
of Texas
preferred
12%
V 20%
•
•
55%
■•
17%
68%
Cable
4
•25
10%
Cigar Co Inc
General
42% Oct
24
4%
25%
*243/4
5
Bancshares
53%
53%
4
• "
Transportation__1.25
Bronze
123/4
20%
v •43
43
17%
3%
1st
X513/4
4
22%
General
a
12 %
20'/a
,
No par
preferred
34% Ja
43
25%
1
$4.50 preferred
Amer Oil Co
$8
52%
4
American Investors com__l
General
13
20%
1
voting pref
conv
'V
*24 3/4
General American Industries—.
July 22
"
37% Oct
$0.60
12%
43
20%
43%
,51%
V
50
Corp
General
5
5% Dec
9
;
2
1
com
preferred
Acceptance
11% Sep
6% Jan
Inc
;•
20%
'
20
423/4
'
.
_5
Corp
Wood
4%%
89% Oct>20
;
5
Co
13%
12%
1.
Co
26
May 11
4
128% Jan
143
Aug 19
7%
Western Financial
Green
Feb
17
24% Aug 29
Greyhound
82
Jan
19
22% Jan
4
2% Oct
25
97
Aug 19
34% Sep
8% Jan
(H L)
%%
Corp
Grumman
Guantanamo
Jan
15
July 13
61 % Oct
11
72
Jan
11
25%
1
29%
<
common
Aircraft
Sugar
_
Corp
k
25%
27%
27 %
29
273/8
26%
29%
27%
29%
29%
29%
•137%
138
*137%
138
•137%
138
29%
29%
26%
29%
29%
138
138
1
28%
29
28%
29
283/4
29
28%
29
28%
29
3
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
203/s
100
Eng
25%
139%
138
100
preferred
1
29
Corp
com___No par
Co Inc
8
26
26.
4
25
Co—No par
Western Sugar
32% Mar 14
20
Ry
preferred
9
17% Oct
see page
Great
24% Feb
17
footnotes,
16
24
Northern
*89%
1
_l,
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5 preferred
No par
30%
.
31%
*89%
31
91
31%
*2%
3
19%
20
68
65%
65 3/4
3
19
•65
91
19%
3
"
*89"%
91
•89%
91
313/4
31
51%
*2%
3%
•3
33/a
20%
20
20%
203/a
67%
*65%
20
*65
68
*65%
1,500
120
7,400
11,000
91
*89%
31 %
2,000
4,500
31 %
30%
14,200
33/a
*3
>
400
20%
6,200
67%
100
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1828)
20
.
.
.
Monday, November 7, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
35 Vis Nov
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
24
37% Dec
A
37
Jan
27% Oct 25
30V8 Nov
3
8.33%
277/a
—8.33 %
*28%
issued
When
Gulf
Utilities
States
32 %
28
Jun
9
38% Jun
29
89 Va Apr
8
13
8
Dec
Jan
6
86 3A Aug 26
$4.20
dividend
16
94
Jan
9
84 Va Jan
7
91 Va Oct
$4.40 dividend
preferred
7
91
Apr
9
3
4
87% May 18
88
Aug
96
Dec
30
104Va Mar
98
Dec
22
105 Va Mar
27% Feb
82
23
7
Nov. 4
29%
34%
34
34%
*85
86%
*85
87
*85
89
89 %
89
89
*88%
♦88
92
*88
29%
*28 Va
29%
29%
33%
33%
34
86 Va
89 Va
91
103% Aug 19
735% May 31
11
24% Sep
28
Feb
24
35% Jun
3
B1% Jan
4
Nov
4
81% Apr
19
21% Sep
19
88% Jun
7
dividend
$5
4
97% Jan
dividend
$4.44
Aug 12
102% May
4
Jan
*85
36%
*85
100
100
88 %
*88
100
100
2.50
preferred
dividend
$5.08
100
89%
88 %
*100
preferred
preferred
Gustin-Bacon Mfg
the
wee*
Shares
30
31
30 Va
28%
'
97
29%
29%
30 Va
28%
33
preferred
81% Dec
Sep
Friday
Nov. 3
*30
85,600
30 Va
200
Co—
Common
80
32
Thursday
Nov. 2
28 y8
28%
•
Wednesday
Nov, 1
*
29
No par
Oil Corp
Gulf
4
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Monday
Oct. 31
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
26% July 25
3
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1959
Co
102
92
*88
92
35
6,000
87
; 130
89%
92
♦100
,
--26%
27 Va
*53
102 Va
*100
102%
102%
102%
*101
103 %
*102
102 %
102
•
*88
92
•
33%
103
*102
102%
102%
102%
*101%
102%
50
27%
27%
28%
28 Va
28 Va
3,800
27%
26% >27%
53%
,
20
H
44'A Feb 20
48'A Nov
25% Nov
20
4
20 % Mar 31
49% Nov
71 Va May
29% May
July
30
Feb
6
114 Va Aug
28 Va Jun
19
36 Va Aug
88
48
9
19
22
23
31
14
24
55
Hackensack
Sep 26
27
Jan
5
44
Va Feb
6
1
61 Va Nov
Jan
132
Watch Co
Hamilton
4
6
convertible
4%
20
32% Jan
25
Hammermill
Nov
3
47 VA Jun
21
42
July
57 V. Jan
5
Oct
5
129
24
6%
46% Aug 18
2
Harsco
29'A Jan
11
243A
Nov~ 20
34
8% Oct 26
30
43% Sep
21
79 3A May
12% Dec
30
16% Jan
35 Va
Nov
64 3A Jan
16
2
17
13
Jan
5
Hayes
117
Oct
27
Heinz
Jan
4
84
37% Feb
17
77
2
14
Heller
7
Helme
34Va May 11
32 Va Jan
18
36
Aug
5
37% Mar 13
13% Aug
5
20
Jan
4
11
25 Va Jun
3
61% Apr
50
Jan
19
74 3A Dec
31
105 Va Jun
1
Sep
29
118% Apr
16
55 Va Apr
13
76
104% Sep
5%
$2
5
Hertz
28
4
Co
3
15 Va Mar
5
23 3A July 22
60 Vb May 11
72 Va Aug 25
92% Feb
16
July 22
30% Sep
19
37% Jan
28% Apr
6
30 % July
5
Hoffman Electronics
13
5
Holland Furnace
7
Holly
35 Va Dec
13 Va Jan
64 V. Jan
9
Jan
7
117
24% July 13
8
7
41
Aug 27
23% Feb
6
37
May 21
15
Oct
24
11 Va Oct
27
9 Va Nov
2
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3%%
Aug 22
120
1
22% Oct
68
,
July 13
$4%
2nd
Hilton
4
5%%
(conv)
pfd
Hotels
Corp
pfd
conv
common
21% Jan
5
27 3A Feb
2
27
23
24 Va Jun 22
29% Nov 30
30% July
May 20
28% Feb
Jan
303A Oct
1
13
Winston
2
35
Jan
30
47% July 22
27% Oct
25
80
Dec
15
90% Apr
81% Feb
2
21% Oct
4% Oct
5% Sep
18
9
Sep
21
19 Va Jun
2
9% Apr
6
32% Apr 30
Feb
31%
Y
./
26%
16 Va
77
8
Dec
15
Dec
28
85 Va Mar
Dec
28
96 Va Jan
30
88'A May
75
Jan
22
65 Va Jan
18% Sep
29
6
Jan
July
12,800
24,900
84
84%
*84%
85%
*84%
85 %
Bearing Co
-_5
Corp of America common
1
22%
22%
*22
22%
*22
22%
*22
22 %
preferred
Ball
Houston Lighting & Power
30
24% Jan
4
50'A Sep
21
66
Mar 17
43% Jun
29
54'/a Jan
14
Hudson
34
Oct
14
Hunt
94
Sep
14
5%
25
7
9% Dec
31
Jun
25
39 Va Dec
31
19 Vb Oct
13
23Va July
5 VA Jan
35
6% Oct
25
-
92% Sep
13% Jan
11
26
39% Jan
5
21% Jan
7
Oct
Indust
&
Corp
Inc
100
i
-
<
*81
1
....
7
:
.34
■>
/
15 Vs
31%
76
80%
*90%
83%
15%
14 Va
47 Va
47%
46%
47%
-
32 '
'
■47%
84%
6,300
800
15%
*15%
15%
14%
,
150
f'r
92
84
83 Va
16
15
40
„„
>•*'
-81 %'*
*80%
83%
83
-
100
V 13,700
32%
>
92
80
%•'4,100
T.
37%'
76
-14%
•
16%
*37%
31%
*90%
;
-"•P'16%
77
31%
0*75%
92 •:
>200
17
'•,-• 17
17%.,
15%
83%
.
14%
•14,%
47%
V
J-
<
l? mo
48
3,100
33%
32%
33%
32%
3z%
>2%
92 Va
*90%
91%
♦90V4
91%
90
90%
*91%
93
*91 %
92 Va
92
92,"'"
*91% "93
7%
;••
32%
,33%
;<
16%
16%
50
7 '.<" :•"
■?
:.
-
81
*90%
6,700
32%
•
7 Va
,
•
-•
16%
16%.
80%
-
5
4%
37%
800
22 %
/ *90%
.
91%
93
76
16
14%
47
;
31%
76
83
16
>
31%
92
'82 Va
;
..
46%;
'.♦33.
5
:
.
37%
76
•.*90%
14%
*91%
37%
31%
22
17
16%
31
>•
.31% "32%.
100
*16%
*37 %
*75
:
•'
14.%
*90 %
.
50
Co
"
*'
16
17%
17%
"37%
40
85 y4
*84%
4%
4%
17 Va
83%.
•-
4%
*.y, 4%
*16%
*37%
45%
5
com
common
Hussmann Refrigerator
.J.
..
No par
convertible pfd series A
5%
83
*15%
1
1
& Sm Ltd
Bay Min
,
-
17%
,
.
83
No par
preferred series B
Hupp
75
92
(Delaware):
preferred series A
5%
28
16% Oct 27
32
,
9
Sound Co
Foods
/
*81-.
♦90 %
Howard Stores Corp
Howe
75.
,,
,
i.
*17 Va -17%
37%
100
4%.
*16%
:
.
31%
.
■
100
preferred
4%-
4%
17%
30%
r
100
4%
19% Jun
-
.
17%.
•
*37%
50
No par
4.40% preferred
24
84 Va Feb
preferred
common
3%% preferred
14
14 VA Oct
24 Vs Mar 14
preferred
13
11% Mar 30
90 V. Aug 24
.
17 Va
July 13
14
r
*16%
27
93 V. July 30
•t
4%
25
8
29 VA Dec
&
convertible
15
5
6,300
86%
21
10
<
♦84%
13% Jan
Jan
50 lA
No par
64V's Sep
18
900
30%
16,000
11 Va Jan
84 3A Dec
28%
%
63%
5%
1
28%
*29%
x48
29
$2.25 convertible
88
21
49
49
.
Houdaille-Industries Inc common..]
Aug 19
48
V.
30%
49 %
29
*29 3i
48%
28%
Household Finance
Sep
30%
2,900
63 Va
1
Corp common
10
93
29%
12,600
9%
48%
Inc
Mining
34% Aug 24
•85% Sep
9
48
16%
9%
29
4
77
29%
♦29%
■*.
30%
46%
600
27
16
9%;
29;"
63 Va
14
69
26 Va
16 v4
9%
49%
Jan
85
26
16
9%
28 Va
22 "R Jan
79
26
,17%
gi/2
63
21
38 % Feb
27%
16 Va
2,800
48%
10
.
31%
29 Va
30
,
31%
64%
Sep
7
*29%
.
31 %'
*101
49 Va
Hotel
4
30%
*29%
1
31%
9%
29% -29%
.29
/;- 29
50
60
107
•101
31%
17
9%
107
103%
*26
27%
16%
10
7,900
62%
28%
14
Mar
*26
•16%
*9%
,
20%
62%
31%
31%
31%
20%
63%
103%
103
103
103%
31%
800
20 Va
63%
Jan
27
<*62%
19,900
'
48%
8
70% Jan
20 V4
63%
20%
29
26
2
20%
*62
59%
-
28%
Hoover
2
19%
>
600
58%
*19%
57%
20%
,
29 %
19
80 VA Mar
20
,200
28%
Sep
41
57 Va
19%
96 %
'
•
5
&
Hooker Chemical
26
37'A Jan
57%
19%
160
96%
i
96
■
58
:
63%
24
14
57
19%
19%
103%
58
y-
57%
19%
96
14,400
t
107
107
58
*57%
96
62% >63
•
107
107
49%
$4.25
30
57
63
13
36 V. Dec
107
57
96
20%
1,000
48%
90 % Sep
26 VA Dec
70Va
,
107
v
197/a
140
14 Va
72
63%
4
36 Va Mar 17
12
58
v
48%
Va Jan
16
Feb'-J-S
70 Va
70
70 Va
107
*56%
35%
14 Va
71 %
'
62%
16 VA Oct
13
24
41
35%
14 VB
71
19
26%
Honolulu Oil Corp
40% Jun
36
14'/a
46%
Homestake
12
2
35%
14%
50
47%
20
65% Oct
21
65% Jan
35%
14 Va
14%
4,600
10
52% Aug 18
52% Oct
May 19
49 % Jan
22
♦35%
36
,
>
84
*82
12.50
42% Sep 29
37
29
44 Va Oct
"800
115 Va
.;
47
Rinehart
Holt
39% Apr
2,400
30%
56%
10
30
Sugar Corp common
convertible preferred
5%
48%
30%
19 Va
5
84
48%
57%'
25
Corp.
120
30
107
50o
series A
1,600
10%
117%
*82 %
119
7,600
47%
69 Va
i
4>vV
64 '
10%
11 :>'
10%
800
67%
•
47'/a
19 Va
,
;,
66
•
30
56 Va
No par
2.50
Co
10%
V
65%
65%
30
95% "95%-
•
15 V. Apr
67%
48%
.14%
103
*63
37
30
96
1
100
preferred series A
*36%
38
*36 Va
37
48
5
Hewitt-Robins Inc
9
30
96
•
8%
47%
1
60% May
Jan
'
;
2,100
8%
8%
,
30
118%
*35 Va
58
24
.
47%
y
v.
70%
23%
23%
8%
:
No par
Corp
1
Va Apr
69 %
*56 %
2,900
23%
23%
>
.',
82
30
♦107
6,100
19%
19
120
47%
36
100
24%
19%
24'/a
18%
...
82
46%
2 1/12
2,700
23%
23%
f
3,400
.
38%
37%
19%
44%
123
37 Va
37%
24
10,500
117
30
No par
♦121 Vb
123
♦121
10
700
30%,:
.
x44 Va
44%
43'/a
43%
37%
10%
,
29
"
84
♦82
14%,
30-
123
66
10%
*117
•
31%
300
90%
27 %
32%
,<*36%.
67%
10%
«.,
82: >•,
118J/4
*14%
common
26
46
v
11
10%
82
117
90%
26%
*8 Va
/
22%
3,600
-
91
23%
37
65%
<-,.
*35%
class A pfd
Chocolate
Hershey
19
66 Va
65%
No par
Powder
8%
*36 Va
371
.
preferred—25
preferred
conv
*36%
100
.1
10
Motors
Hercules
•; ■'
v
22
22
25
27%
18%
.
■
♦87
23%
23%
•
8%
8%
<>
_3
25
common
18 Vb Oct
82'A Nov
8
1
.50
.
noncumulative
7%
2
W)
38% Feb
2
Jan
31 Va Jan
(G
Hercules
111% Aug 26
64 Va Jun 29
9
24
(W E) & Co
19
Jan
34
85
Mar
81'A Sep
13
23%
1
Inc
27
42 V. July 29
66
.5
Marx
19 Va
>:•
100
7,400
'24
♦22
24%
■
*27Va
37%
23 Va
19 Va
8%
19
23%
23%
23%
18%
3.65% preferred
Aug 30
54% Sep
23
-5
37
24%
43
,
91
•121
36%
>
42
27%
•-
43%
44%
123
*121
1
1.25
preferred
Industries
43%
44
36%
Co
&
k
•
123
35%
(H J) Co common
33 V. July
40 Va Dec
43
Haveg Industries Inc
May 20
105
7
Apr 22
29 Vb May 12
32 V. Dec
16 Va Jan
4 '/a %
88 % May 26
78
5
90V4 May
8
38 Va
9 V. May 25
7
12
Dec
92
29
31%
*121
Hat Corp of America common..
6
61% Feb
12% Apr
22
27 V. Apr 14
30'A Apr 16
75'A Sep
11% Jan
.
Chemical
Schaffner
Hart
27%
32%; •32 Va
7.50
com
Corp
Corporation
Harshaw
Aug 31
Jan
35
13
39 V2 Apr 20
73A Jan
27
22 V. May 26
3
Mar
24
*87
27%
32%
Harrls-Intertype
26% Sep
31
18% Oct
♦22
91
31%
preferred
21% May 24
34 Va Oct
22
*27
100
Refrac
Harbison-Walker
Mar 24
22
*87
/'
;
22%
22
■-
53%
*53
\
42
41'%
25 Va
27 Va
-
'
54
'
24Vs,
•A
42
91
2.50
Co
25
,
41%
>•
22
"27 Va
^1
Paper
25
-
41%
*53
53%
*53
53%-
39%.
x..
*87
1
100
Hammond Organ Co
121
25%
common
preferred
26 % Jun
10
13
*25 Va
53%
39%
,5
Printing CO;
(W F)
29
122 Va July
39 %
Halliburton Co
Hall
106% Jan
25
Water
7
7%
7
:
.
7%
34
34%
*16%
16%
O,
Ut)
'; 120
40
: 7 % <• ' ■>
7 Va
34
*33%
34
*33%:
>
"•'■■
a
-
22,300
;"6oo
-
1,200
17
16%
16%
16%
50%
50%
50%
50 3 a
50 3'a
50%
50%
26%
26%
26%
25%
26 %
26
26%
30 Va
52%
30%
52 Va'
42
42.
"
52
Jan
12
46
29 Va Oct
39
Apr
17
21% July 25
23
Feb
15
57'A Aug 24
Ideal
40
Nov
24
55'A Jan
21
28% Oct 25
47% Jan
35
Jun
9
46 Va Dec
24
41
43% Feb
4
47
3
38% Oct
7
40 Va Sep
29
Apr
4
58
39 V. Jan
-
27
18
43
July 28
Aug 12
41% Feb
18
45
Aug
45 Va Dec
21
50
Jan
5
45 V. Jan
22
41 Va Oct
7
47
Jan
14
42% Jan
4
Mar 18
5
Co
Illinois Central RR Co
6
Jan
Cement
Illinois
Power
Co
49 % Aug
4.70% preferred
25
45%
36% Jun
26
41
11
Oct
24
57% Aug 23
Indiana
38'A Feb
41 % Aug 13
Feb
36
40% Sep
17
50
4.20% preferred
General
Industria
10 VA Feb
18
6% Dec
17% Nov
8
8% Feb
25
July
7
13 V. Aug
4
22% Jan
12
74 Va Nov
17
109
May
7
65
Sep
28
86% Apr
July 28
163
May
6
148
Oct
24
55
July
6
149
43% May
5
8
30.
5% July 11
36% May
2
S
Corp
Electrica
29% Oct 25
43 % Jan
15
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
29
Fell
5
32
X2
Insuranshares
27 Va Mar 26
45
Dec
17
34% Feb
8
49 Va Jur.
95 Va Feb
24
86
Feb
2
93
21
Nov
1
27
7
488
May 29
57% July 10
Sep
25
153 V. Jan
14
28
Sep
22
35'/a Apr
30
68
Dec
22
80
17% Feb
9
385 Va May 12
39% Jam
138
12% Jan
111
May
407 % Mar
7
7
141% Nov
94
Jan
16% Jan
56
15
Sep
69
Jun
8
36% Aug 24
12
Mar20
Oct
24
21% Feb
International
Sep 28
19
136'/a Jan
6
8
94 Va Aug
15
5
19% Mar
2
Int'l
July 21
70 % Mar
56
93 VA Oct
26
33 V. Jun
9
28
58% Aug 15
25
Feb
17
39
32% Feb
17
35
May 31
46% May 25
38% Jan 15
17
40
Aug 18
May 10
33% Jun
17
5
18 'A Jun
22
May 27
33% Jan
4
38
45% Apr
49% Oct
4
Sep
22
38
21
40% Apr 20
36 V, Mar
1
Dec
9
37 V. Jan 21
32% Mar
4
40
33
Nov
4
18% Dec
15% Nov
15
23
20
,
50 Va Mar 18
115
Oct
31
Jan
4
18 Va Oct
Aug 29
36% Jan
124
7
26
44% Jan
4
23% Jan
7
31
20
Jan
12
4
31% Jan
28
10% Oct
13
18% Jan
7
May 12
76 V. Jan
26
87
Dec
29
40
86
14 V# Oct
Aug 22
Sep
18
57
Feb
27
40% Oct
24
76% Nov
52% Apr
13
88
Apr
21
76% Jan
22
83
46 V. Dec
29
59% Apr 27
44% Jan
13
49 % Feb
9
70% July 14
53% May
8% Mar
59% Jan
96
2
Dec
28
40% Nov
23
88%
Dec~22
103% Feb
16
Sep
13
1
For
footnotes,
see page
26.
Iowa-Ulinols
<fc
Power
Iowa
&
30%
'31%
.31%
$6
37%
*88%506
512
31%
70%
•
•
39 Va
32
32
90
520 Va
*77
31 Va
30%
31%
-
1
56
56-
Johns-Manvllle
22
Johnson
27
Jonathan
*77
*31
35%
50% Sep 28
95 Va Mar
8
89% Jan
4
25
99% Aug 24
18% Jun 13
29 V. Oct
21
47% Jan
8
Jones
5%
&
45'
41%
•
Jorgensen
Joy
(Earle M)
Manufacturing
25%
98
33%
33%
34
'
*51
..93%
'
58 Va
*57%'
25%
98
98
343a
34
34%
"51%
51
51
•
,.
33
*31%
33%
38%'.
38%
39 Va
35%
35%
35%
36 Va
51
52
'32
32
39%
39 Va
35%
35%
35%
.
<•'
340
16,000
300
...2,000
;800
400
59,800
40 V4'
2,100
36 %
1,700
41%
42
42
42 V4
42 Va
44%
45%
45% ,46
46 V4
45%
46 Va
46%
20
20 Va
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
20%
43%
43%
43
43
43%
43
43
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41 %
41%
41%
2,600
37%
38
37 Va
*37 Va
38
37%
37%
1,600
,
42%
*42
-
.
<
20%
,
•117 Va
18%
20%
119
37%
20 '/a
*117%
18%
18%
15
14%
20%
119
19%
*43
20
*117%
18%
20%
119
19 %
20
*117 %
19
43
.*
-
4,300
>3,300
400
10,600
20 %
119
19%
•
5,900
14%
5,900
11%
11%
11%
11 Vb
11%
iiy8
11%
11%
11%
3,000
79
80
79
80
79 %
81
81
81
310
45 %
44%
46
45%
46
5,600
*80 Va
82
*80%
82
14%
15 %
44
•
44
45
44%
82
♦80
82
*80%
;
15
82
14%
14%
14%
52%
52 "
54
52%
53 Va
50 Va
52
51
51%
64%
64
65%
63%
63%
63%
64 Va
64
64%
12%
13
13%
13%
13
13%
13 %
13 Va
13%
14
51%
53
53 Va
53%
53%
55 Va
54 Vr.
54%
X54%
55 Va
96%
96%
96%
96%
96%
96%
96%
96%-
96%
96%
31%
;
33
*31%
38%
•
63%
*12
'
•<"•'
;
-
51 %
_
1,100
26%
98>
•
81
43%
*80
100
93%
*13%
25%
34%
<
,
14%
59. "
•26
37%
;
14 Va
25.
58
24%
98
57
96
94
58
57
•18%
11
1
1
97 <*8
9i%
14 Va
.
'
4
*93
14%
51%
21
*80 -:
5
Co
<•-
94
14%
32
119
14%
1
100
Co
24,500
94%
*92%
■
37%'
.37%
20
8
series A
97
93
92%
-33%
41%
37%
5
preferred
24,700
20,800
24%
43%
*43
100
50c
10
..100
1
15.%' •'
19%
18%
common.
15%
*
5
Logan Inc
19
52%
,15%
45
.
*117 Va
Laughlln Steel
18 Va
51%
"14%
52
41%
41%
,.19%
1
Corp
18%
"52%
'
37%-
800
18
51%
98
56%
'24
;*77
18%
♦93%
-
". 9,000
32%
79
14% -••14%
.
14
-
j
•
1,550
142
52 Va
51%
94
13%
41
79
*77
79
35%
.*51%'
10
Johnson
<fe
31%
31%
*18
♦92%
•25%
20,200
31%
91%
13%'
14,300
42%
141%
14 Va
94
527V4
X524
41%
"
1
common
524 %
141 Va
14%
13 Va
20
8,300
40%
14%
*92%
88%
22%
141 Va
.
3,300
88%
21%
41%
79
3,900
37 " >'•
21%
141%
18%
50c
3%% preferred
521
14,300
"
„
90
21 Va
526
31%
36%
40%
51%
91
37 y
36%
*88%
21%
-
*30%
.
141%
*18
•
.;
31%
;
41%
40%
41%
■•; '50%
18%
*30 Va
12,900
' 8,000
-.
33.% .33%
142%
50%
-
32%
90
520
-30%
40
32
37
*88%
21
40 %•
79
common
pfd
-■
39%
31%
155
*147
Va
39%
32%
39 %«
21%
155
*147
155
•147
152
90%
..
.
5
Co
17% '
69%
14%
1
Electric
17%
70%
49%.
♦18
;
cora__5
25
3.50
17%
69 Va
xl42
32
,
400
17%
70%
36%
v
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
16'/a Sep
3,700
6
*57/a
5%
5%
,17%
514
.
143%
♦77
5%
5%
21
32
25
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
71% Jun
,
.
17 Va
37%
40%
40%
143
6 Va
:;*3o%
21%
-
par
Jaeger Machine Co
62% May 31
46%
31%
V
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co
9
5,600
37%
46
*37
-
89%
21Va
__
Co Inc
36 Va
46 %
*88%
27%:
52
Teleg.No
preferred
Jewel Tea
37 %
46 %
*30 Va
.
Light Co
Island Creek Coal
37%
46%
V'< 69%
31
A
34
Co
&
38
46
70%
',37%
•
33%
Corp
preferred
Gas
37%
v
160
Va '
17%
*147
38%.
98
Elec Light & Power Co
Iowa
*5%
23%
Utilities
convertible
190
\
68%
152
*30. Va
_25
International
„
.
17
'
*93%
common
Telep
$2
6%
10c
preferred
International
6
12 Va Oct
59% July 28
International Silver
7%
-
•
7
Sep
14
75
v
Power
Sep
Jan
43 Va
par
Dept Stores
32
Jan
*42
...No par
Interstate
35
45
43'/a
37 %
par
100
Interstate
32
123
*42
No par
Co
j.
20
20% Sep
2
46% Aug 26
42% July 25
216% Sep 15
36% Jan
2
43%
*147
7.50
preferred
Shoe
30% Apr
19% Mar
5%
International
44% Apr
40
*42
1
common
Aug 24
37% Aug 21
45% May
6
42 Va Dec
43%
*42
is.;
5
preferred
No
Rys of Cent Amer com.No
Resistance
29
9
45
5
Limited
Salt
31% Dec
32
Packers
International
6
9
*44%
69%
100
International
55% Nov
14
45'/a
*6
No par
8
10
17% Jun
*44%
68%
1
com
Canada
International Paper
2
Feb
40% Dec
46
20
Mining Corp
of
20
37
28% Feb
♦44%
17%
.5
41% Jun
12
July 30
46
46%
100
.
139 % Jan
Jan
28% Mar 19
Nickel
$4
10% Aug
37
3
48%
<*44%
36%
No par
common.
preferred
4
15
Feb
4t%
Int'l
85 VB
23
47%
49
1
Minerals & Chemical
International
86 V. Jan
172% July 15
44
*48
46%
5
100
common
preferred
Int'l
25
33% Dec
28
Harvester
57% July 11
27% July 25
125
80
25% Feb
Business
7%
12% Aug
2
*43 Va
49
36
...
Corp
Machines
Int'l
19
17 V2 Aug
5
47% Sep 20
28
14
Feb
50% Jan
Iron
Int'l
148 Va Aug 25
69'A Jan
6
15
10% Sep
2
Corp
preferred
Interlake
Aug 25
23
29
9
86 Va Dec
550
4 Va %
18
38% Sep
4
24% Nov
8
34% Feb
Inc
Interchemical
15
July 11
139 Va Feb
July 30
27 % Jun
43 Va
*48
No par
29
July
44
49
46%
No par
100
.
Steel Co
Apr
31 %
*43%
48
37%
Inland
32
2
3,400
380
42 Va
43%
45%
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
19
20
42 Va
43
42%
37
7
21
Jan
42%
42%
9,900
48
43%
5
34% Sep
86% Oct
52%
43%
1
28
25
52
<;
42%
100 pesos
A
Ctfs
52 Va
*42
Jan
Sep
52
2,300
24,600
Mexico
De
50% Mar 18
Oct
53
46
Industrial Rayon
19
29%
44%
.
*41
-
29%
*44%
50% Jan
154
52%
29%
50
50
.1
4.42% preferred
6
53%
29%
29%
*46 %'.
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Oct
.
29%
30%
*43%
50
9
46% July 27
44 V4 Aug 15
,26%
*41
50
50
preferred
:
52%
15
common
4.08% preferred
"
26%
*
29 Va
No par
4.26%
4
50
26
.10
Idaho Power Co.
31% Jan
>
49%
-
42% Mar 18
21,800
2,700
7,200
25,800
580
12%
12 %
12%
12%
127/a
12 Va
13
12%
13
1.800
32%
32 Va
33 Va
32%
32%
32
32%
32 %
33
8.900
Volume
192
Number
6001
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1829)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
LOW AND
STOCKS
Year 1951)
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
-
NEW YORK STOCK
„
Highest
-
SALE
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Nov. 1
Nov. 2
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. at
Par
Sales fat
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Nov. 4
Shares
Nov. 3
(
K
37
Feb
9
65
93% Feb
10
120
42% Dec
31
48
107
Feb
107
Nov 23
10-
79% Sep
86 "
135
85 Va
25
'•
8
24
93
45
-'
84% Jan
111% Jan
Mar
convertible
13
4%%
11
4%%
8
59% Sep 15
79% Aug 17
25
23
12
-41% May 12
50% JUly 31
36
July 27
17
44% Oct
7
22 Va Sep
43
Jan
28
79%
*78
79%
*78
*83v
84%
*83
84%
93%
*92
93%
♦92
10
4.20%
preferred.
100'
*86
89
*86
89
89
*86
89
*86
89
July 28
4.35%
100
*89
91%
*89
91%
*89
91%
*89
91%
*89
91%
66 Va
67
*66%
67
66%
67%
*34%
35 Va.
59
4%
8
fl
49% Jun
25
50% Jan
Oct
13
25
30% Aug 17
100% Jan
6
Kendall
54% Nov
21
2
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
2
d
82% Oct
17
26 Va Jan
2
27
43% Jan
18
2
-26% Nov
3
31% Jan
6
KLM
373/4 Oct
22
74% Aug 25
39% Apr
7
51% Mar 13
34% Sep
27 Ve Jan
34 Vb Oct
24
46% Jan
4
77
Koppera Co Inc
4% preferred
Dec
29
85
Feb
26
13% May
6
>•21
Nov
16
30% Nov
4
35
Aug
5
43% Mar
26 % Mar
17% Sep
29
18
7
82%
17
April
29% Oct 19
29
83
3
27% Sep
19% Jun
10
34% Jan
5
.12% Nov
4
25% Oct
28
Oct
21
25
19% Oct
Jan
14% Feb
-34% Jan 22
32% Nov 24
27 Vu Jun
.77
„
$0%
21
23% Jan
22
18% Feb
6
34% Jan
22
27% Mar 11
3% Dec
17
4V4 Mar 11
3% July 12
24 Va Jan
8
34Va Apr
23% Nov
21% Sep
10% Feb
18
7
27
2
30% Mar 23
12
15% July
29
Sep 22
1% Jan
2
10
13% May
14% Nov
20
3Va Apr
6
1% Oct
32
3
24% Jan
«
13
73
21
43% Sep
12% Jan
23
1
12
61% Jan
00
4
July
26%
26%
2,000
38%
38%
38%
7.600
7 9'A
♦78%
142
4
38% Feb
1
Sep
82%, July
Nov
1
78% Jan
28%
28%
*28%
28%
*28%
15%
16%
16
16%
16 Vu
16%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15%,
14%
15%
Tire
5
Portland
Cement
pfd ser A
conv
1
(P)
Si
58%
58%
58Va
58%'
23 y«
23 Va
23%
23%
9
47%
9%
49%. Feb
17
47% Sep
,2
78% Sep
17% Oct
30
4
85% Aug 18
47% Oct
1
4
•40% Dec
50% Dec
3% Dec
7% Jan
31
15% Jan
5
22% Nov
33
6
Co
71
Dec
16
81
65% Nov
9
71% Dec
11
22
8
Marquardt Corp
6
65% Jun
16
89% Jan/
4
Marshall Field
Mar 28
93
4% %
68% Aug 2a
26% Oct
19
38% Jan
8
Masonlte
24
40% Oct
31
63 y8 Aug
1
May
Mar 26
72% Jan
5
Jan
19
65% Jan
Mar 31
78
4
72
Martin
Aug 31
79
72
Aug 26
12
77 Va Aug
Si Co
$3.40
31
3%%
18
Oct
5
21% Sep
14
Mays
31
July 29
44% Jan
18
Maytag
22% Mar
40% Aug 23
MCA
9
31% Dec
7
26% Feb
3
39% Jun
2
42
Oct
30
28% Sep
28
40% Jan
18
12% Oct
24
15% Feb
2*
72% Sep
28
94% Aug
5
13% Dec
31
19% Feb
77 Va Dec
31
94% Feb
5
32% Nov
18
58
Feb
16
37SA Jan
30
48% July 16
5
1
80% Feb
20
4
98
Inc
72
Dec
14
21% July 17
29
33
37% Sep
21
8% Feb
50
Dec
24
Corp
common
convertible preferred
3%%
Nov
18
4
32
Nov
51 % Jun
2
13
10% Sep
11
6% Oct
2
27% Dec
10
16% Sep
28
41% Jun
24
Feb
2
31% Aug
4
51
Dec
8
95% Mar 26
86% Feb
17
29% Oct
26
20% Sep
23% Jan
2
29 % Dec
22
25% Mar 10
Dec
30
85 Va Apr
20% Jan
7
38
Jun
7
77% Jan
2
>
30% May 25
91% May 15
67
Feb
9
71
Nov
17
85
Feb
6
44% Jan
8
70
Dec
14
For
footnotes,
see
page
73
Jan
70
Jan
58 % Mar
26.
8
26
7
Apr 14
29% Mar 16
.
-
McKesson
McLean
Mead
&
Corp
4%%
Medusa
& Co.—
Robblns
preferred
Inc
Cement
13
7
Melville Shoe Corp common
4% preferred series B
2
Mercantile
96% Jun
84
82% Sep
<
2
Aug 31
6
Merck
.
*$3.50
&
Co
Co
Inc
Inc. common
preferred..
Mergenthaler
51%
8,500
Linotvpe
Co
90
-
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
55%
50
"/A
54%
55%
X55 Va
56
4,400
16%
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
3,700
26%
26%
"116%
43
41 Va
85
*42%
18%
18%
18%
27
*116%
30Vu
118
30%
42%
41%
85
18%
"
37%
x36%
38%
38%
34%
1%
-
39%
35
1%
40
33%
1%
-
*16%
16%
21
*16
26%
26%
*116 Va
118
118
*116 %
32
31%
31%
*42%
43%
31
43%
31%
*43
5,300
500
26%
118
13,100
32%
700
44
41
41%
41
41%
41%
41%
84
84
83%
84
84
84
18%
18%.
18%
19
18%
37%
38
41
36%
40%
34 Va
1%
37 Va
38%
41%
40
41%
41'A
34%
33%
34%
34
16%
16%
16%
16%
20%
21
20%
21
40%
34
♦
*1%
*1%
2
*1%
2
19%/
9,700
.
5,500
800
*16
16%
300
21
21%
2,100
22%
18%
49%
22%
18%
223/4
19%
49%
22%
18%
19
18 %
18%
49
49
49%
49 Va
49%
53
53 Va
*90%
90%
90%
>*90%
*90%
54%
92
53%
52%
53
53%.
52 %
53
92
54%
55 Va
53%
55%
53
54%
54 Vb
54%
27 %
27%
27%.
'
27%
27%
27%
41%
77
76%
69%
76
27%
41%
42'A
41%
43
77
77
*75%
77
•
52%
*90%
52%
50c
100
100
1
"
2.50
3
No par
.No par
49
54%
27%
40%
77
*75
*67%
*75
18%
27 %
41
77
76%
68%
76
27
40%
77
*75
68%
*75
18%
32
31%
19'A
32
32%
29%
31
13
12%
74%
*96Va
21
23%
15%
27%
25%
16%
28
25%
34
31
31%
89
16'A
28%
25%
29%
19Va
32 %
32%
30%
30%
13 Vu
74%
97
21
24%
33
90
32 Va
33
31%
31%
29%
30%
12%
*73Va
96%
20%
23%
74%
*20%
.
.
6%
16%
34%
88
21
..
.
6%
16%
X34%
*85%
20%
—1
r.-l0^
28%
80%
28%
81
28%
*80%
3%
33%
77 Va
33%
16%c
33%
76%
No par
_J
*75
69%
.
78 >
70%
78
*75%
71
6%
16/a
35%
88
21%
29
4%
12%
23
23%
92
'
18%
700
13%
3.200
23%
14,000
18%
19,000
49%
2,300
2,400
92
30
38,700
3,000
'
42%
13,500
77
150
*75%
77%
69%
*67 %
69%
75%
75
44
*75%
76%
*67%
69 Va
75
13-;"
23%
4%
76%
76%
75%
*75%
76
130
19
18*/B
19
2.900
'*'
/
10
50
18%
18%
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
32%
3,100
'31%
32%
32 Va
33
32%
33%
4,600
X29 %
30%
30%'"
30%
30%
31 %
31%
32%
*31%
32%
*31%
32 %
12%
13 Va
12%
13
12%
13
21,500
74%
74%
74%
73
74
300
18%
74
*96%
98
*96 Vb
/ 20%
'/ 22%
20%
19%
.32%
*96 %
98
97
1,900
700
100
20%
21
21%
3,600
23 %
23
23%
20 300
23
24
31%
32
31%
32 %
31%
32 %
7,800
89%
90
88 %
90%
88%
88%
4,400
15%
16
16 Vb
16%
16
16
2,200
27%
28%
28%
28%
26
26
26
26
32
33
32 Va
32%
32%
34%
9,800
6%
6%
6%
1.800
/
6%
6%
*16%
16"%
*16%
34%
35%
35%
6%
88
*85 %
>
*21%
21%
28%
28%'
82
28%
*25%
28%
26
-
*16%
17
200
36%
38
5,500
88
87%
87%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
1,000
29 VB
28%
29 Va
4,200
29
17
*80%
81 Va
80%
80%
34%
34%
*34%
35%
80%
83
*75 %
78
78
69%
72
600
36%
81%
*75%-'
5,400
*85%
34%
34%
79%
1
81 %
81'A
34
80
78
71%
12%
22%
*67%
♦75
*4%
4%
13
19,700
14,800
2
22%
17%
49%
4%
4%
3,500
230
42/
35%
16%
20%
/
42%'
4%
.
20%
*26%
26%
.'26%
*116%
30%
42%
41
*84
118
30%
42%
42
85
27
-
12%
5
(1st series).—100
Stores
51%
4%
common
Portland
1,900
51%
57%
6%
16%
34Va
*86Va
G)
v'
12%
Inc class A_—1
Porcupine Mines
(A
;
50%
48
50%
48
50
48
*4J/2
1
36% Sep
8
47 Va
42,700
138
48
14%
1
McKee
,1
Co
Publishing
30% Sep
84% Sep
8
"
37%
138
48
16 '/a
10
McGraw-Hill
36%
37%
138 %
55 Va
■
Trucking Co..
McDonnell
McGraw-Edison
88
19
78
4
15
Jan
9
48
29
25% Nov
87
Jan
28% Jan
13
20Va Jan
23
36%
138%
16
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mclntyre
20
37 Vb
139 Va
14%
32'A
McGregor-Doniger
31% Oct
36%
138 %
36%
140
55%
9
3
35% Jan
36%
*138%
16%
27%
25%
1
11
98% Jun
18% Jan
36%
138%
No par
27% Sep
45% Jan
8
•
k
(J Ray) <to Co Inc
Aircraft Corp
5
19
89%
21%
88%
preferred
convertible
24
157/a Sep
87 Va
*88
98
21
24%
32
89%
$6
May
21% July 25
*85
89%
12%
3
Oct
24% May 11
17 Vb Dec
32% Dec
87%
*87%
13
No par
28
11
*85
89 Va
12%
No par
65% Feb
31
87%
*87 Va
1
No par
—
18
9
*85
89%
20%
4 Va
100
1
Corp
McDermott
30
87%
15%
No par
Corp
McCrory
29
Oct
39% Jan
19% July 19
McCall
McCord
6,700
14%
1947 serles.No par
Inc
(J W)
40%
100%
54
—8
1059 series
30
130
*87'/a
36
No par
Co
1
Jan
102
*85
1
common
preferred
39%
6,400
100
40
*100Va
89%
100
preferred—.
9
18% Jun
39%
102
*8lVa
No par
com„
—
Stores
Dec
7
40
*100%
102
*120
130
39'/a
40
87Va
138%
1
Corp.
Dept
*123
130
*123
126
*85
4
1
$3.75 preferred
71% Aug 29
Jan
*100Va
102
*100%
$3.75 preferred 1945 series.No par
'
24
39%
_1
s.i
Co_
38
Mar
10
Products
Corp
preferred
12
36
126
40 >
39%
12.50
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
•>44% Feb
130
♦123
8
29% Jan
54% Jan
43% Nov
54
41%
100
«
Moore
Automotive
27% Dec
29
42%
No par
Shirt—
32% Sep 22
30
22%
42%
—_60
*; Maracalbo Oil Exploration—
Apr
Feb
22%
42%
1
40% Jan
72% Mar 17
82
22%
42%
10
1
25
:.46% May 22
81
22
42%
1
3.33%
—
22 % Oct
26
53 % Feb
43
22%
1
40 Va May 23
93% Jan
*
42 %
.
41 7/b
.-
4
62% May 11
"
28.500
43%
■
22 Vb
—100
22
14
6
22%
common—10
5% Jan
27
22
22 Vu
50%
18% Jan
Oct
Dec
6,600
22%
74%
*
22
48
8
31
32% Jan
Oct
88,600
15%,
50
6
17
> May 19
25%
14%
48
4% Jun
10
;
26,700
25%
15
47%
.12% Sep
51% Dec
71
75%
25%
14%
52
9
2
46
74%
25
15
50 y4
26
42% Jun
34
74%
26 Va
15
47 Va
16% Oct
88
72%
25 Va
15
5
Inc.
Midland
'
74
25%
B
Marine
3,900
87,200
181,900
74%
Manhattan
12
27%
14%
8
59% Jan
45%
,
73%
10% July
28% July 30
44%
25 »/4
'
16,300
25%
21
4
27
22%
15 VB-
28
2
45%
200
8,600
"'".'22 y4
\
49%
72%
Oct
44% Nov
-
45%
25%
;
'
26%
23
146
48 %
25%
50
Ji
•145%
14%
100
(w w) 2
Maxwell
x82 %
f
48%
23%
1-
Magma Copper—
Magnavox Co
84%TV*
22%
23 y4
22
22
x9Va
145%. 146
47%
■
1
1
23% Jan
20%
(Ky).No par
Forbes
Ss
Fund
Maremont
5,900
84
9%
70%
Mallory (P R) & Co
Manatl Sugar Co
77/e Jan
21% Dec
83 Vb
k»< >
,
5/64
8
7
84%
rl/64
I
18
15,500
7/64
28
4% Dec
9%
44%' ':'45%
Jun
16% Dec
9%
25
10
Si Sons Inc
preferred
Manning
9%
146%. 146%
48%,
47%
"
18
19,200
45'A
4 % Jan
27% Jan
1,500
49%
25%
60% Jun
26
23%
49
44 Va
17
19% Sep
1
23%
50
24%
26
16
23%
48%
44%
1% Jun
14
23 Va
49%
26%
21 Va
1,000
23%
24%
Oct
65
58
207/b
100
100
Macy (R H) Co Inc com—
4% % preferred series A
'Madison
57%
x43 %
100
.
T
48%
100
v
It
33
22% Mar 16
Jun
19% Jan
59 % Jan
58%
4
preferred—a.—_
5% %
-
58 Vb
10
.
:
El
&
Mack Trucks Inc.
'
58%
83%
83%
31% Feb
18
■
3
34 Va May 10
2
35% Nov 20
>•
26%
9%
146%
47%
25%
1
Co common
MacAndrews
',6%
7
82%
146%
48%
5,200
26
1
preferred
(M)
Aug 16
37% Mar
83%
146%
48%
1,600
13,500
25%
"
;
23%
9%
82%
7,900
4 Vu
48%
49
146 V*
4
1
Steel. Co.
July 12
79
4 %
"58%
Nashville
83
87% Mar 30
4
25%
Inc—
preferred—
124
43% July 10
3%
25%
preferred
8
2
3%
X26
17%
25%
preferred
7
28
17
50o
E
19
Jan
17 VA
5
D
Jan
44% Oct
17'A
1
series
Lowensteln
6
17%
17%
25
10.900
17'/b
1%
100
10,000
27
6,400
1%
1%
25V4
com
11
1%
3%
9%
10%
1%
26 Vb
9%
15%
10%
25%
48%
16,t>u0
15
26%
3%
49
400
16 Va
1%-
1%
4
1,000
29
10%
3%
Co
series
Louisville
17
29
Xl6%
3%
26%-
5
Co
B
297/a Oct
52% Jan
12,600
JO
10%
5/64
Louisville Gas
22
17
*3%
27'A
No par
Glass
4.35%
7%
17
1%
3%
10%
2.60
series
Lorillard
1%
3%.
26%
,
9
4.25%
1
3
32% Nov
35
1
28
16% May
*32 *•
No par
Corp
Industries
.5%
>
1
Sep
32% Jan
21
35
1JA
No par
4.84%
conv
preferred
Long Island Lighting Co com
■
2
*33
28%
15%
27% Sep
Jan
*
36
28%
Lukens
••
*33
15
*32
29
Lykes Bros Steamship Co
Mar 17
23%
28%
6
78
22%
2,900
4
,20% Jan
24
23
4
14
23%
22%
20 y4 Jan
Jan
24%
22%-
91% Jan
/■42% Oct 25
23%
22 VB
21
21
24%
3%
27
47% Dec
24'A
34%
18
37
24%
22
24
Mar
24%
7,000
22
14% Sep
20
15,100
29
*3%
15% Oct
116
27 ra
28'A
*32%
51% Oct
9
26%
28%
3%
5
22
240
27%
28%
21%
6
21
79%
27
29
3%
34% Apr
Jan
78%
27%
28%
21%
104% Mar
;50% Dec
78%
27%
28%
3%
5
,35
79%
27%
21%
7
123% Jun
80
28 »A
0%
27
•
79%
26%
28%
21%
15% Jan
6
79%
27%
28 Va
4
preferred series A
18% Nov
118
78%
26 Va
1,400
71% Jan
"
600
4,900
Corp
Sep
July 29
27%
38V4
17,800
common
42 Vb
22
26%
38%
27%
Gas
May 9
Sep 14
50
27%
37%
27
Star
90
July 10
*26%
37%
27 »A
Lone
87
88
27%
37
26%
20
8
34% May 18
38
26'/a
44% Oct
130% Mar
1,400
*37%
26'A
Cement
20
44% Nov 23
38
26%
Star
Jan
25
*37%
*38
25%
Lone
Jan
Nov
38%
3.100
26
4
81
7
38
80
25%
30% Jan
80
48% July
38 V*
7.000
79%
27%'
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
Loew's Theatres Inc
Apr 14
90% Mar 6
142% Mar 25
80
36
Corp
Rights
Aug 19
3
80
I
Litton
102
26
80 %
27%
Link Belt Co___
130% Aug 25
43 Va Sep
7
31
79%
12%
4
13
36% Jun
79%
35%
Lionel
5
21
36% Dec
79%
28,200
31%
26%
5
Aug
Jan
131% Dec
79%
..
54%
24%
12%
19
96
89
79
53
24
X31%
26%
17
30% Jan
16
31%
27%
7%
preferred—
Lily Tulip Cud Corp
Llng-Temco Electronics
4
4
30
25%
31%
10
32% Jan
24% May 16
81% Dec
69
Aug 31
35/64 Oct
8
79% Dec
54 y4
24%
32'A
12%
$1.50
34 V» Aug 10
4
8
53%
25%
31%
38 Va
Lehigh" Valley Industries com
Sep 23
Feb
54%
25%
32%
100 O
Lerner Stores Corp.
28
111
53%
25 Va
32 Va
26%
9
25
15
53%
24%
32%
38%
Lehn Si Fink Products.—
Oct
26
51%
24%
32 Va
12%
13
46% Jan
51%
23%
26%
91% Jan
21% Sep
50%
1
12%
9
Jan
8
1
28
4.400
26%
Sep
61
9
Mar
52
12%
Lehman
151
5
36% Apr
50%
26%
22
4
17
104
50%
Lehigh Valley RR
29
139% Jan 26
50%
12%
19
Jan
140
37 V4 Jan
2
51
26%
Llbby McNeil Si Llbby—
Liggett Si Myers Tobacco
Feb
16
50
12%
15
14
Dec
50
26V8,
11% Jan
17% July 10
7
29% Jan
49%
12%
5
18% May 11
96
49%
26%
Libby-Owens-Ford
57% Jan
112% Dec
49
4,500
12%
22
39% Apr
36% Nov 27
20,300
10
28% Sep
70% Jan
73% Nov 30
21
78%
Co.
29
29
28% Sep
77%
1
24
18
9
77
100
Jan
Dec
10% Mar
75%
10
7% Jan
7
24% Sep
63
.
76%
.a.
8
*646% Sep
14 Vb M'ar 23
July
75%
common
lfly4Jun
1/64 Nov
Nov
9% Sep
76%
10%
^'20%
57
75%
26
1
78% May 19
28
•
75
11%
5
1
9% Oct
5
9,200
73%
common
46% Oct
1
25%
26%
22
Mar
25
10%
10
79% Aug 27
9
13% Jan
Jun
25%
26 Va
24% Dec
'63%
24%
10%
2
152
24%
27%
29
r,98% Oct
24%
10 Va
57% Apr
14
24%
27
18% Jan
31
24%
10
64
Oct
24%
10
Apr
48
24%
Lehigh Coal <51 Navigation Oo
41
140% Dec
2.500
32%
Lehigh
4
:-80% Jah'^2
47
32
6
57% Dec
10% Nov 23
8,300
46 Va
31%
1
3% Mar 11
7
Jan
12
47%
31%
13 % Jan
29% Jan
36
12
47
31%
32 "A Aug
24% July 20
.
11%
46'A
31%
12
"
Lee Rubber &
99
4
22
12Vs
46%
31%
La Consolldada 6% pfd-78 Pesos Men
Lane Bryant,
1
Lear
Inc.—
50o
20
31% Mar
26% Sep
10% Jan
11%
46
1
>4.32%
Jan
12
30
2.800
31%
Laclede Gas Co common,
11
,
36
5
27
Jan
28
300
35%
K V P Sutherland Paper Co
23% Jun
25 1
36
11%
Inc
Jk
35%
46
Co.
<S H)
35%
3,300
Kroehler Mfg Co
4
16% Sep 26
3% Oct 28
6% Dec
Kress
(E J.)
35%
1,800
50
12%
Dutch Airline*
(8 8)
35%
35%
49 Va
Kroger Co—
2
25% Oct
;
J
24% Aug 30
10 >. Mar 15
8
37% Jan
Kresge
Jan
23% Jun
27
Jun
Korvette
16% Jaa
«
Mar
28%.Nov
15% Oct 21
Jan
35
•
31%
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
King-Seeley Corp
Royal
35%
*34%'
49%
46
4%% conv prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
11
49
45%
2.50
46% Jan
62% Feb
49
No par
25% Nov
25
35
48%
31%
County Land Co.
74% Nov
35
49 %
67%
8
Copper
1
35 Va
49 'A
66%
11%
;
Apr
35
48%
93%
1
4
July 22
35%
35
1
31 % Nov
July 22
86
50o
Co
Kennecott
*
48%
8.75
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
6
20
21
Light Co
67%
*35
No par
Kayser-Roth Corp.—
23
67%
50
Electric Co>
Si
Kansas Power <te
Kern
54 Va
*78
No par
com
preferred
non-cum
Kansas Gas
39% Aug 24
16% July 11
Apr
preferred
preferred—
Kansas City Southern
P
•
1,600
79%
84 %
55% Jan
7
.
500
55%
*92
46% Sep 30
36% July 18
"
*55
*83
71% Oct
64
55%
*78
5
117%
55
93%
Feb~24
1
-
115
84%
Jan
7
45 Va Oct
55%
*105
79%
70% Apr
"! 31% Apr
90 Va Oct►'
55%
112
17.800
110%
*92
30% Oct
>
55
54%
500
*105
'
110%
*83
23
41 Va Feb
-
55
54%
.
4%
16
Jan
112
110
*78
37% Sep
31 Vb Feb
*104
110
84%
54% July
11
112
400
45
39%
79%
9
7
♦104
95
45
38%
93%
43'/a Feb
4
112
*103
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
3.80%
preferred
100
8
13'/a Dec
112
*92
45%
*92
79% Jan
33% Nov
*109
96l/2
*45
*83
90
9
2
112
i
38%
95%
45%.
100
62% Sep 29
34% July 12
28
*110
108
38
100
100
85% Feb
11 Va Dec
108
preferred
100
(ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
39
37%
preferred.
6
28 Va Jan
*45
39%
4.50%
Oct
4
*96
45
5
90
Sep
98%
45
20
82% Mar 18
12
98%
45
Jan
5
Mar
38
98%
44 %
preferred
95% Oct
87
38% Aug 28
5
13
34
Jan
80% May 23
86% Jan
6
27
37%
♦96%
convertible
125.
36%
100
preferred
May
50
34% Nov
'■
4%%
4%%
33%
50
8
122% Jan
3
Jan
Kaiser Allum As Chem Corp
6
6
47
Sep 30
74
17
May 20
88% Feb
5
12
105% Oct
Mar 11
89% Feb
21.
Oct
101
July 27
July 27
92% Jan
98
19
39% Feb
-
82
July io
12 V* Sep
*
.57% Apr
Sep 23
82% Jun
Feb
Sep 29
86
42% Jan
July 27
July
130
46% Oct 20
73 % Nov 18
-
32
82
*75%
70%
-
71
400
1,000
21,600
78
70 Va
'
70
83
130
1,700
*
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1830)
,
...
Monday, November 7, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
53% Jan
83
98
Mar 13
88
Mar 31
75% Feb 15
Nov 12
87
Apr 28
75% Jan 19
Dec 28
84% Dec
30
99% Mar 11
86
Jan
23
68
* Dec
45
39% Jan
2
Jan
83% Jan
2
15% Oct
111% Jan
4
9
9
31% Apr 28
31 % Dec 14
38
39
Jan
25
Jun
9
4
Midwest
3
26% May 16
19
1
24% Jan
5
33% Oct
21
19% Nov
17
Jan
11
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
31% Dec 23
4% Sep
Dec
15
17
Jun
10
88
83
91
81%
82
94
♦91
84
*82%
83
10
*89
91
*89
91
*89
91
30
*81
82
*81
82
♦81
82
10
82
*80%
82
*80%
82
94
*92
94
*92%
94
91
91
81%
81%
♦80 %
82
*80 y2
*92
94
*92
28%
27%
27%
27%
45
46%
*45%
*45%
48%
45%
48 >/4
*51 %
52 %
52
52 %
52'A
53
53 '/a
53%
52
53
93%
93%
*93
93%
93%
93%
93%
93%
193
*35
36
36%
37%
37
37
37%
38 %
3,600
15%
16%
15%
16%
15%
16%
10,800
136 %
138%
136%
32,400
36
133
35%
16
15%
153/4
134%
134%
17%
17%
17%
16
28
48%
173A
18%
18
31%
31%
32%
32%
139%
.18%
32%
10
18 Va
31%
9%
9%
9%
.10%
2,300
39,200
64
64%
65
64%
663/8
66%
28%
29'A
29
29%
28%
37% Jan
4
Mission
22% Jan
4
Mission
35
32
9:%
9%
No par
35%
35%
35
35%
34%
35
353/8
35%
35%
35%
5,500
11,200
l
Minnesota Power & Light
Maid Corp..'—.
27 %
27%
273/4
28%
28 %
28%
28 3/a
28%
28%
29
24,200
33
33%
Minute
333/8
33%
34%
34
34 y4
34%
343/4
20
20'/a
20%
20%
20 'A
21'A
20%
21%
20%
21
32
32%
32%
32%
32'A
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 3A
5,100
33
1
5
10
Corp
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
27
6% Jan
9
Missouri-Kan-Tex
5
3%
3%
3%
3%
31/2
3%
6
Missouri Pacific RR class A__Nopar
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36 3A
29% Jun
15
39
6.25
*31 %
31 Ya
303/4
31%
17
17
22% Sep
1
A Oct 20
Missouri Public Service Co
1
19%
19%
19%
193/u
15% Jan
Mohasco
1/256 Nov
70
3
7% Oct
26
11
5
60
Nov
1
78% Aug 14
70
Oct
12
87% Mar 23
16
Jan
19
18% Nov 23
24
Jan
29
11% Dec 22
Aug
11% May
May
Mar
19% Jan
13% Jan
5
7
18% May 28
14% May 26
56% July 27
2
8
15% Jun 23
9
11% Oct 26
10
4
27% Dec 28
35% Mar
2
29% Aug 31
Co
3%
3,700
37%
3,700
31
*30a/u
31 %
30%
30 y4
193/(i
19%
19%
19%
,19%
1/128
1/64
—
33/4
37
1/64
1/256
1/128
30%
1,500
19%
2,400
326,300
7%
8
7%
8
12,800
preferred
100
*59
60%
61 %
*60%
62
*60%
62
300
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
100
*69%
71
*69%
71
*70
7.1
*70
71
*70
71
1.25
*13%
14'/a
*13%
14
*133/8
14
No par
11%
12
12
12
10
10
10
10
Industries
3y2%
Inc
Monon RR class A
Class
B
25
7%
7%
7%
5
common
Monarch Machine Tool
7%
7%
60
8
61 %
60
13%
10%
Montana Power Co
Chemical
7%
7%
7%
7%
*7%
37%
38%
38%
40%
40:%
41 %
30
Co
13%
300
11%
11%
11%
1,200
10%
*10
103/8
*10
7%
__l
—
13%
14
11%
113/4
113/4
♦10
No Par
Monsanto
31% Sep 23
31% Aug 16
21% Jan 25
Sep 21
Cement
11% Aug 22
55% Jan
4
35% Sep 29
26% Mar 8
22
6
11
Portland
Rights
80% Mar 11
68% Jan
8
12% Nov 24
Missouri
RR
5,200
23,300
36%
3%
3%
48% Jan
18% Apr 27
5,000
29 V4
30
15
9,700
67%
283/4
19
Jan
120
63%
29% Oct
Feb
300
1,300
18%
139
136'A
138
18%
•
38,400
93
■'»
28%
17% May 12
27
July 12
16% July 7
3% Oct
27%
27%
46%
27%
64
4
2
27%
28%
♦45
28%
17
Jan
2,000
*82 %
*82%
36% Sep 28
8
13,800
84
84
*82%
30,200
62%
Jun
33% Jan
8
Jan
35
28%
24
9
8
35%
Minn Mining & Mfg—.
No par
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
2.50
Oct
12% Jan
38% Jan
35%
93/4
Apr 19
31% Feb 24
60
Jan
35%
52% May 25
8
34
35%
97/a
28
Aug 16
35%
45% July 29
20% Jan 30
23
41% Jan
34%
97/a
16
Mar 10
34%
No par
Mar~5
4
41% Mar 16
46
31%
28
4
46
32%
Sep
49% Apr
29% May
16
8%
453A
31%
60
35% Oct 20
9%
46%
*80 Mi
& Qhem Philipp Corp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co
1
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
38% Aug 31
9
46
Minerals
178% Jun
19% Mar 23
4
9%
46%
♦60
10
Corp__.
8
9
20% Feb
2
Oil
9%
46%
35 3/8
8%
9
46
•89
Enterprises Inc
Sep 28
17
32
16% Jan
Jun
94% Sep
38% Nov
15% Oct 21
July 21
29% July 29
31
5
59% Feb
Shares
9Va
9%
46%
10
Utilities Inc
South
2
123% Feb
150
20% Sep 21
2
14% Dec
Middle
Midland
Jan
22
the Week
Nov. 4
83
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90 % pfd—100
4.35%
preferred series——100
8.85% preferred series
100
3.80% preferred series
100
4.45% preferred series
100
May
Jan
58
Friday
Nov. 3
34
——1
Midland-Ross Corp common
5
5%% 1st preferred—
100
1
Thursday
Nov. 2
9
1
SO
2
24% Mar 20
28
18 % Feb
8
11
80% Sep
2
95
Aug 11
33
Sep 21
48% July 25
Feb 27
92
40% Jun
Aug 26
Oct 31
Wednesday
Nov. 1
46 %
12.50
Co
Machine
88
16
60% Nov 12
33% Dec 29
Nov
4
93% Sep
82
Oct
25% Mar 16
33
Mesta
40
30
1 88% Apr 19
74% Dec 22
Merrltt-Chapman & Scott
24% Jun 18
74% Jan
5
63% Jan 13
75 Mi Nov
74 M»
l
Mar 19
37
18% Feb 23
Tuesday
Oct. 31
Par
70% Jan
3
45% Oct 25
82 % July
6
27% Jun 15
84
8% Nov
22% Feb 25
18
Sales fov
PRICES
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Hlfheot
Lowest
16 Va Nov
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Tear 1959
SALE
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Rang e for Fitrlou
7%
7%
40 v4
41%
300
7%
413/a
*7%
/'■/v.:'1.;- 40
1,500
*
46,000
31%
303/8
8
29%
29%
29%
29%
293/4
29%
30
—No par
28%
28%
28%
28 %
,28'A
28%
28%
28%
; .28
Mining ft Chemical—
shares
1,000 lire
Stamped (when issued)__1,000 lire
32%
323A
33
33%
34%
34%
34
34 y2
♦34
343/4
30%
31
37%
373/4
1,800
28 %
Montana-Dakota
Utilities
Co
•*.'
b,ol)0
„
.
Montecatini
20% Jan
14
Feb 24
67% Sep 12
37% Oct* 10
27% Aug 25
,
25
8
38% Nov
2
25% Oct 24
53% Jan
4
Monterey OH Co
;
Montgomery- Ward ft Co
10% Sep 29
26% Sep 28
14% Jan
7
Moore-McCormack
47% Jan
19
"
37
20% Oct
7
40% Feb
3
36% Jan
3
53% Dec 23
12% Oct 27
24% Feb 24
Oct
21% Mar
10
*
98
60% Oct 24
May 31
American
Morrell
(John)
Motorola
16
Feb
9
24
Dec
25% Sep 22
32
Jan 20
23
11
19
Oct
,
23% Jan
27
4
88% Jan 22
Sep 28
17% Oct 25
21
Sep 21
Motor
Wheel
Mueller
38
37 y»
37%
263/8
263/4
,26%
373/8
11%
•11
v- 11 Va
,11%
:
2,500
29,%
30%
29%
303/4
4. 30sA
31%
30%
30%
313/s
.
66%
67
69
67%
693A
70%
69 VB
71%.
:
17,300
changed
48% Jan
4
24% Nov
4
83% Mar 1
89% Sep 13
13% Nov, 5
19% July 10
12% Feb
1
86% Jun
17
NAFI
12% Nov 10
18
12
Mar 30
16
Jun
17
Natco
50% Sep 15
63% May
Oct
4
5
54% Jan
17% Jan
25% Apr 25
49% Mar 21
69% Nov
Nautec
.
.
•'!
11
-
"
•
30%
\ „4
69
11%
11%
19%
19%
193/4 4
18 Vb
18%
26,900
49,900
-
ny8
7,900
20
18%
.11% V 11%
19%
18%
I
:
•
19
19
i.
5,500
20/
18%
193/4.19%
t
19%
•/
-
.11%" 1.1%
113/4
411%
11%
18%
11'/a
■
11
:
,
>rporation
18'A
,
Inc
—w-l
Murphy Co (G C)
a_.
_1
Murray Corp of America———10
Munsingwear
to
11
19%
5
1
a—
65%
■„-,v
3
51% Aug 4
31% July 24
2
>800
37%
26%
25% Sep 22
43% Jan
:
34
38 Va
26%
.
26
,
Corporation—Name
Co
*32 y8
32%
32%
373/4
26%
Corp
Brass
■,V*
33
37%
26 Vb
^
Products
*32%
32
37%
t 26%
ii%. 11%
10
Inc
Motor
32
1,10$
12
Co_„_—
.
,
-
„1
No par
Lines
ft
.
i
19
2,700
1,800
•
48%
48%
48%
25
24%
25%
26%
27%
26%
28%
28
29'A
13%
13%
*13%
133/4
13%
13%
41
:
41%
42 Va
43
43
44
*243/4
.
49
i-
24%
24%
.
48%
49
1,500
24%
48%
49
49
48%
243/4
a.
24%
243/4
2,500
29 %
30
N
•
16% Dec
23
43
24% Sep 21
49% Jan 15
142
Sep
B
•
*
4Bor
34% May
56% Dec
Dec 22
8
Jan
164% Apr
14% Jan
10
6
30
3
12
40
10% Oct
13
4
32% Aug 22
143% Jan 13
8
July 18
4
107% Aug 12
11% Mar 1
55% Sep 25
26% Jun 12
80
32% Jan
15
24
25
31
May
46% Feb
2
54% Jun
12
44% Jan 20
62
Sep
12
28 % Jun
8
35% Dec
7
24% Oct
35% Jan
11
90
Sep 23
21
Jun
84
Nov
Jun
9
Jan
24% Jan
11
4<»y«Oct
59
Jan
4
98
Oct
4
Apr 27
97% Feb 26
10
159
3
Mar
89
78
26
104
19
Apr 29
Sep 19
1
National Airlines
7%
Corp
National Cash
National
Register
City Lines Inc
National Dairy Products
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com
4
%%
pfd series of 1951
National Fuel Gas
National
$4.50
Gypsum
preferred
National
Lead
144% Jan
120% Jan
19
132% Sep
7
17% Oct
19
20% Jan
4
National Linen Service
Corp
Oct
31
43
Jan
6
Natl
25% Oct
12
40
Jan
14
98% Jan
4
28% Jan
2
44
Aug 28
25
160
5
Aug
7%
preferred A
6%
9
preferred B
Malleable
3
38% Dec
7
23% Dec
15
98% Aug 6
40y« Mar 13
16% Oct 31
28% Jan
8
24% Mar 25
14% Oct
28
20% Jan
4
National Tea
14% Nov
4
24
Dec IS
4% Oct
31
13
Jan
4
National
Theatres
29% Jun
10
National
Vulcanized
7% Jan
15
Natomas
13% Jan
5% Nov 24
10% Mar 24
1SV* Dec 22
22% Dec
27% Nov
Jan
Sep 28
24
9
15
6
Feb 26
18% Oct 25
4% July 22
14
Jan
4
25
10% Oct
31
37% Apr 13
24
36% Jan
43% Feb 26
82% Mar
Co
CorpNational Sugar. Ref Co
No par
9%
9%
6,900
54%
54%
17,400
24%
53%
24%
2.9O0
243^
24%
24 Va
24%
24%
60%
60 3/4
60:,/u
61 Va
61
613/4
613/8
9,300
25%
25%
25%
253/4
26%
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26V4
27,900
87
86%
87
87'A
BT'A
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88%
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88 y2
22%
22 3A
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
51
49%
50
49%
50%
49
50%
50'%
51
152
:
125
125
125
10
86%
20,100
1521/2
180
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126
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110
18%
18%
18'A
18%
18%
is y4
18%
18%
400
253/4
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253/4
253/4
26%
27
27%
4,700
28
29
29
74%
:
18%
25 V*
27%
74%
-
152
25%
27%
76
79%
16%
16%
16%
14%
14%
4
95%
85%
126
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125
83%
1,000
5,100
12,000
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96
85
83%
82
152
60
152 y2
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95
83%
152 y2
124%
25
16%
95
82
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82%
124%
96
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96
152
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Co
9%
54 y8
25 Va
152
10
National Steel
21
4
75% Jan
8
85
55
8
600
29%
28%
77
78'A
76%
77 ya
76
76%
16:%
17 3/a
17%
17%
1734
18
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4.
.
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30
143/4
143/4
14%
19%
15
14%
15%
I
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'
Corp——__
Nelsner
Bros
Inc
33%Marll
34%Oct29
23% May U
8
15% Oct 31
31% Jan
36% May 22
29y« Mar- 8
39% Jun
47% Aug 22
-
13
——
N
Y
York
-
Central—,.—
20
19%
20%
♦10%
10%
11,400
6,000
15%
9,100
5'A
25
24
25
36%
36%
36%
37
76
76
75%
75 %
21
21%
20%
21%
,
4/
26,000
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-
;
3,700
20%
900
11
*10%
25%.
25%
25%
36%
36%
*75%
76%
20
20%
21'A
9,600
76
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4
20
6,700
4
37%
36 3/4
76
4,400
17%
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107/a
10%
25%"
37 %
37
5%
17
20%
20 y2
.4
11
1,200
20
5%
53/4
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26% '
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|
5%
17'/a
20%
103/4
10%
24%
19%
420
53/4
203/u
...
11
1
*
20
17%
5%
17
I
—_
Co
New
6
32% Jan
33% Oct
Meter
5%
17
17
4
20
5
5
43/4
5
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19%
5%
17
17
19%
.
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5
19%
5%
5%
—1
Li—.
6
Aug 30
49% Mar 13
29% Sep 22
19%
43A
5%
1
Co
Newberry Co (J. J.) common_No par
3%% preferred
100
England Electric System,——1
New Jersey Pr & Lt, Co 4% pfd_100
Newmont Mining Corp
—:
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock__l
New York Air Brake-:
—-_5
2
79% Jan
Dec 16
23% Jan 27
9
4%
Fibre
7
22% Aug
*
1
New
Jan
25% Feb
.
Nan tec
Television
ft
Corp
Neptune
19% Jan
May
4
Natus
34% May 24
40% July 11
79% Aug 19
86% Apr 30
107% Mar 11
74% Dec 22
68% Oct 22
35
71
1
19
21% Jan
2
29
14% Mar
36% Oct 24
2
71% Dec 28
19% Jan
2
Nov
Mar 10
27% Jun
18% Mar 21
27% Nov 12
,
National-Standard
9%
547/a
'
7
11% Sep 22
12
68
9 l/u
54%
9%
24%
*18%
1
Co
17% Sep 22
9% Jun 10
8
290
8%
55
60%
80%
100
74% Jan
6,100
;
25%
24%
*95
100
Steel
&
6,800
693/a
150
50
Cast-No par
Aug 18
29 y4
68 3/4
*149
22%
1
3
22
4,500
86%
5
134% Mar 12
2
12
29
68%
152
2,500
'
25%
10
common
150
V 11%
2 9'A
68%
68 3/a
154 %
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46
44
11%
: 54.300
13%
*133/8
'
59%
100
common
44
28%
29%
68%
13%
11%
11%
28%
*152
153%
9
54
24 %
5
No par
Co
11%
29%
X44
;\
28 3/8
*13%
,
543/8
9%
9
68 3/a
*152
153%
52%
5
Co_
Co
153%
293/4
67%
68%
11%
283A
28%
68
11%
12
27%
5
10
—100
;
10
5
1
preferred
National Can
11%
.1
-
National Aviation Corp
National Biscuit Co common
10
109% Jan
National Acme Co
11
21% May 27
Jan
37% Dec
24
3
85% Oct
132% Aug
120% Dec 31
17
Oct
71
9
145
70% Jun
49% Oct 26
Apr
6
24% Jan 21
19
Feb
5
109
1
52% Sep 24
104
Jan
_1
I
Corp
Corp
;
r
5,100
1,900
-
20%
21
82
82
82
613/4
613A
62'A
4,
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82
♦80
'
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"
21 %
20%
82
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50
82
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.
'
61%
60%
60%
41 %
4
42 %
:v
25%
15 y8
15%
63%
42%.
44
25 3A
353/4
35%
353/4
26
15%'
4
43%-.
26
26%
15%
423/4
42%
26%
15%
35%
Chicago & St Louis Co—,15
42%.
25%
t
_No par
I53/4:
25 3A.
-v
-
36
35%
13,800
64%,
25%-
253/4
4,900
1,900
15%
35%
163/8
38,400
36'A
17,800
44,.
;i
15%
,15 y2.
353A
,35%
•;/ 63%.-
62%
'
-:
41%
•
N Y New Haven ft Hartford Co-
.5% Dec 29
10% Jan
«
2% Oct 25
6% Jan
6
Dec 24
20% Jan
8
4% Oct 25
12%. Jan
5
JO
24% Dec 29
38% Feb 17
13
Oct
25% Dec. 11
27% Nov 12
65
Dec
74
29% Sep
4
80% Aug 19
39% Aug 17
14
73% Apr
1
33% Maris
65y« Jan
14
73
Mar 28
69% Mar
7
76
Aug 17
74% Jan
4
88% Apr
Dec 21
100% Oct 20
80
108
2
Mar 23
Jan
16
99% Feb
2
Sep 17
102% Feb 26
92% Jan 20
19% Sep 16
23% Aug 25
44% July 2
18% May 5
28% Sep 29
90 Vb Oct 25
34
Jun
14
77% Apr 13
85% Mar 3
23
79% Oct 29
91
5
72% Jan
41% Jan
-
Sep 18
69
23% May
84y« Mar 11
71% Dec 29
33% Dec 15
27% Jan 11
Common
Preferred 5%
17
84% Jan 29
20% Nov 25
108
Dec 22
23% Mar 10
11% Dec
12y« Dec 17
20% Jan
80% May 4
88% Aug 18
108
Aug
9
102% Sep
22
Jan
7
15
41% Jan
6
106% Jan
4
30 V* Sep
23
22% Sep 22
4
13% July 12
18% Sep 29
4
19
6
22% July 20
45% AUg 22
25
45% May 24
11% Mar
52% Mar 18
29% May
32
Sep 21
40% Dec
38
64
Dec
30
73
28
Jun
24
35% Jan 22
100% Oct
5
108
102
Sep 21
100% Oct 28
103
14
Jan 27
Feb
6
6
103 % Jan
4
112
101% Jan
13
99% Jan
Nov
16
57% May 22
35% Oct
25
2
22% Jan
25
28
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
67% Jan
5
78% Dec 29
88% Mar 23
78
Jan
8
79
86% Mar
81
Apr 29
67
Dec
Dec
21
29% Dec 22<
2
88% Mar 23
79% Jan
89
29% Dec 22
For
Sep
8
109% Aug 17
48
Jan
4
Shipbuilding Corp:
State
Electric
80
Mar 25
44% May 12
Apr 10
44
Apr 10
46 ya
.
17
footnotes,
Jan
11
5
24% Mar 31
13% Oct 31
22
Nov
4
29% Aug 26
76% Sep
7
87% Sep 14
86
87
Sep
9
Aug 20
87
Aug 26
_a„_No par
3.40%
preferred
104
preferred
,105
3.90% preferred:,,,.
100
4.10% preferred;—i.,
4
100
5.25% preferred -—,——,100—
4.85% preferred
100
Niagara Share Corp—
5
Nopco Chemical Co
1 Norfolk ft Western Ry common—25
Adjustment preferred
——25
6% preferred
10
Norris-Thermador Corp
50a
North
American
Aviation,
,—1
North American Car Corp
5
Northern Central Ry Co
50
3.60%
—
—
_
-
.
Northern
5%%
Natural
preferred
Pacific
see page
26.
Common
$3.60
Ry
$4.11 preferred
$4.16 preferred
Northrop Corp.
31% Jan
4
Northwest
31% Jan
4
5%%
22% May
87% Sep 20
59
Jun
2
27
(Minn)
series
Northwestern
Norwich
series
series
Airlines
conv
2%
5%
.
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3%
3%
3%3
3%
6
-
6%
14
.
6%
63/B
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14
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,
14
.;
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V
4,600
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6%
13%
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.
/ 1,000
133A
Steel
26%
26% 427
27
•
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363/4
68
68%
69
71%
72
72%
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79%
f.
77%
36%
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77%
36%
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68
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25% 4 26%
76
76 v
,
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83
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19%
19%
19%
27 y8
273/4
69 y4
72
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79
79 y4.
77
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83
105%
-
105 Va
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99%
19 y«
69
72%
83
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;
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410
40
.
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20
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99%
99%
99%
220
193/a
193/a
193/a
193/B
3,300
28%
28%
28%
95
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27%
27 Vb
28%
2,100
92%
92%
92%
93%
933/4
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97%
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95
5,300
22 Vs
22 3/8
22%
22%
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22%
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23
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223/4
12%
12 5/8
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13
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13
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13
20
20
20 Va
20 Vs
43%
43%
43 Va
433/4
1,100
60,100
40
4934
2 400
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19%
41%
-
13
20
43'A
393/4
40 Vs
65%
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—10
29
29%
29%
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104
108%
110
♦107
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110%
*107
109%
40%
66
295/B
104
400
100
20
20
20
20
42%
43%
43
43%
40
40%
40 Vc,
4.0%
653/4
65%
65%
*64%
65%
250
30
29%
30%
29%
29 Vb
7,500
*64%
293/4
103%
103%
110 %
*.109%
110
109 %
*108
109%
*103 %
110
*108
104
*103I/2
108 Va
110
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109%
104
108%
10
310
109%
35%
36'A
35%
36%
353/4
36%
353/4
363/4
36%
38%
25,800
25%
25%
25%
25%
253/8
253/B
25
253/a
25 Va
25%
11,400
73
72
72
*72
73
72
72
83
83%
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—
100
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—
100
100
—1
♦72
72
72%
240
84 Vt
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84V4
70
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84%
84%
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86
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86
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86
86
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86
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84%
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84%
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84 %
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85
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85
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85
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85
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85
j
40 y2
41%
41 Vs
41%
41%
41%
4.1%
42%
41%
—10
133/4
14
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/4
15
15
15
48,500
7,900
89
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
223/4
223/4
22 3/4
22
22
.—
1,100
Co
ft
18%
18%
183/s
*173/4
18
Co____SftHe
*40%
40%
•41 %
41%
Inc—.
preferred.^.
Pharmacal
•
64
—f
$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series
3
"4
393A
—
.
preferred
2%
5%
13%
,100
100
100
-I
Co,—
Gas
5.80% preferred
5.60% preferred
Northern
.
5%
13%
-
$3.75 preferred—-—100Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_Ncpav
42 >/2 Nov
17% Sep 27
40% Dec 22
..,1
Gas Corp— :
Northern States Pwr Co
79% Dec 28
79% Dec 28
24% Sep 18
39% Dec
Mar 29
18
16
22% Jan
42
68
32% Sep
6
107% Aug 24
113% Mar
Nov
Jan
63% July 15
26% Feb 17
York
Common
2%
_Nopar
106-
series A
New
N Y
24
A
Wirt
18
-
-40%
18 3/a
18%
18 3/8
18
42
42%
44%
x44
42%
44%
700
5,000
Volume 192
Number 6001
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1831)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Btiife for Previous
STOCKS
Year i960
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
Highest
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan.1
LOW AND HIGH BALE
PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Oct. 31
Wednesday
Nov.l
Nov. 2
Par
Sales for
Tharsdar
Friday
the Wen<
Nov. 4
noTs
Shares
O
31% May 17
83
Dec
31
95% Jan
16
38% Sep
84
74
Dec
29
Jan
12
94% Sep
4.40%
85
751/2 Jan
82
3.90%
Jan
13
89
95V4 Jan
16
86
87% Dec
15
86
30
Sep
34y2Nov
13
27% Jun
16
31
41% Feb
16
9
27
5
30% Jun
2
Ohio
Jun
30
Aug 29
4
20
Sep 29
18% Oct
36
Oct
31
16
54% Jan
16
19% Oct
24
42% July 5
58% Jun 23
4
37% Jan
15
Oct
24
23% Jan
7
15 % Feb
23
75
Jan
25
16 % Jun
122% Jun
14
2
82% Oct
31
116
17
36% Mar
29% May
15 %
'7
Nov"
61 % Feb
39% July 15
12
May"
16 %
10
94% July
79% Feb
9
104% Dec
31
97% Jan
27
110% Dec
9
26% Nov
13
38% Apr
28
85
24
99% Feb
4
Dec
9% Sep
16
11% Nov
27
18
Jun
.15% Jan
23 y8 Feb
9
*45% Nov
16
25% Sep
23
29% Oct
..
21
144% Apr
6% Jan
1
24
22
30
Sep
29
46% Nov 24
3
20% Nov
17
35y» Apr
13
Jun
25
59y«Jan
2
83
Dec
8
42
94
Jun
28
Sep
21
50% Mar 13
36% Feb
9
49% July 30
31% July 24
23% Jan
23
42% Sep
22
5
Jan
7
26
65% Mar 20
Jun
12
l
130% May 31
34% Jan 27
93
Aug
9
17% Aug 17
18% Jan
6
5
18% May 11
18% Mar 18
46 y2 Sep 28
22% May a
60% Jan 11
60
71% Sep
53% Sep
May 11
46% Mar
8
26% Mar 10
130% Feb
23
4% Oct 26
19% Oct 25
12
43
Jan
12% Oct
11% Jan
20
Oct
4y4 Sep
126
26
11
26
67% Apr 20
66% Apr
3
7
56% Jan
16
231/b Oct
85
5
5
58% Jun
.
;
22
51% Nov
104% Feb
14% May 14
23% Jan 16
23
16% Nov
4
Oct
24
16% Apr
28
9
16
32% Jan 28
Feb
2
7% Jan
12
145
39
Jan
21% Oct
4
67% Sep
1
15
28 y« Jan
4
60% Feb 29
19% NOV
3
21% Sep
29
8
21% Jan
12
5
6
3
Mar 16
45% Nov
25
24% Apr
64% Jun
11
44
Mar 15
23% May
54% Sep
30 y8 Sep
21
39% Mar 12
24
Nov
1
31% Jan
4
15
Sep 20
18% Jun
22
41
Jun
29
48
38 y4 Aug
8
22% July 25
*27% Oct 28
45
25 y» Nov
13
88
Dec
11
84% Dec
14
29% May
102% Apr
98% Apr
4
97% Aug 24
18
55% Mar 20
49% Jan
5
64% Aug 11
57% Dec
30
26 y4 Jan
2
5
Mar 23
31
89
15% Dec
19% Jan 22
18
3% Oct
27
30% Sep
94% Sep
6% Feb
43% May
22
22
54 % Dec
10% Oct
5
32
4
45
54% Feb
8
66% May 10
38% Oct
27
34 y4 Jan
29
4
103% Apr
15
88% Apr 13
Dec
1
54
Jun
26
17% Oct 24
62% Oct 21
38% Apr
71
Mar 29
60
75
:
6
Apr 30V
65% MarlO
73
23
74 % Dec
22
82.
84% Jan
6
96
Jan
12
101
Sep
Sep
Oct
25
49
Jan
52% Mar 23
28
16% Dec
4
49% Aug 27
31% May
90
Jan
2
8
95% May
53% Dec
91
20 y4 Jan
-
Dec
89
Dec
3
14% Dec
28
125 % Dec
8
3
45% July 7
26% Dec 15
3
83
1
Mar 18
94
99% Apr
2
19% Aug 17
Mar
145
9
4
41% Mar
13% Apr
Apr
43% Feb
83
Nov
9
29
6
11
1
26
18% Sep
6
39% Jan 20
97
73
Aug
Sep
2
1
4
88
Aug
84 % Nov
3
93
Jan 22
14% NOV
2
19%, May 20
132
124% Jan
7
24% Jan
9
42
July 23
18% Sep
28
38% Jan
8
73% May
7
91% Mar 19
55% Sep
12% Sep
28
29
80% Jan
4
60
71
7
28% Jan
26
Dec
9
82% Jan
29
74% Dec
30
Feb
9
Nov
5
23% Jan
9
19% May
08
16
86
119
Sep
8
62% July 31
100% Jun
81
21% Nov
Sep
22
88
Jan
14
18
31
31% Apr 17
188% Dec 22
17
28
22
18
Dec
56% Dec
34% Mar 31
Dec
125
9
96% Jan
Mar 16
132
Aug 31
22% Jan
4
Oct
20
61% Nov
4
9% Sen
28
18
113% Oct
5
125
45% Oct
25
83% Oct
26
43% Mar
8
15% May 10
163% Feb
1
28% May 14
17% Oct
25
31
88% Oct
12
Jan
12
75% Jan
15
Jan
6
Apr 11
4
81% Jan
4
124% Jan
71% Aug 17
25% Nov
2
261% Aug 23
0
25% Jan
16%
16%
*15
16
♦15
16
*15
86
88
88%
89%
88%
89%
82%
84%
83%
84%
84%
85%
115%
115%
115
23%
*87
•'
14%
115
24%
24%
89
87%
87%
*87%
14%
13
15%
23
49%
*14%
13
*15
27%
25%
48%
48%
49
,,
27%
5%
20%
20
12%
17%
16%
50
52%>
65
65%
48%
27%
138
22%
48%
27 y8
27%
*137
„
138
5,400
66
9,200
48%
27%
48%
27%
5,800
6,600
138% 139
5%
5%
3,700
100
210
48%
5%
5%
20%
20%
20%
21
12%
12%
12%
12%
17%
12%
5,200
11,900
17
17%
17%
17%
22,600
48%
47%
49%
49
49%
9,200
52%
51%
52%
37%
38%
37%
38%
22%
22%
22%
23
23%
*33%
34%
*33%
35%
34%
1%
1%
1%
1%
*1%
47%
.90
18%
18%
■23%
23%
90
*89%
91
•89
92
50
51%
52%
52
53%
37%
38
23%
38%
23%
23%
36
38%
23%
35
35%
V
1%
*23
18%
1%
18%
18%
23%
900
■35%
19%
700
1%
19%
1%
19%
23%
24
•35
1%
9,100
43,900
1,400
23,200
23%
•23%
23%
300
54
x52%
53%
24%
25%
1,700
16,000
1,700
53%
54%
54
54%
54
54
54
24%
24
24%
24%
24%
16%
16%
24%
16%
16%
16%
50
Corp
24%
42%
42%
43
16%
44
43%
16%
43%
1
Cement
40%
41%
41
44%
41%
41%
44%
41%
44%
180
41%
41%
42
42%
10,600
26%
26%
7,700
.27%
—
Penn Fruit Co Ino common.
preferred
Co
Pennsalt
Chemicals Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp
3
24%
1
*27%
Penn Power 6c Light com——No par
4%* preferred—
100
4.40* series preferred
—100
26 %
26%
26
94%
96%
*90%
25%
28
16%
25%
26
26
28
26%
27%
28
28
28
26%
95%
26%
26%
26%
27
95%
26%
95
96
.27%
27%
95%
96%
96%
*91
92
96%
91%
*90%
91%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
33%
32%
32%
33%
25
33%
60%
61%
60%
60%
60%
—100
*39%
*39%
37%
41
38%
31
41
38
38%
*31
31%
4%*
preferred
100
Petroleum Corp of America..
1
Pfelffer Brewing Co
5
Pflser (Ohas) 6c Co Ino com
33 %e
4* 2nd preferred (oonv) .—100
Phelps-Dodge Corp.—
.12.50
*94%
preference com
preferred
preferred—
_
$5 convertible preferred
100
33%
60%
34
61%
33,700
1,600
61%
60%
39%
39%
*38%
40%
38
40%
40%
110
38%
38%
38%
31%
38%
31%
38%
*31 y4
13,900
31%
31%
*94%
31%
600
95%
50
14%
3%
28%
*97%
14%
3y8
3,300
29%
44,700
*94%
95%
*94%
14%
14%
94%
14%
94%
14%
95%
14%
3%
14%
14%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
28%
3%
29%
29%
29%
28%
29%
*97%
*97%
98%
'97%
97%
46%
99
46%
30
46%
47%
47
49%
51%
48%
50
50%
51
51%
15,900
50%
51%
20%
51%
51%
21%
20%
98%
82
97%
*80%
90%
90%
90%
*99%
101%
27%
27%
*99%
27%
101%
28%
18%
63%
18%
18%
63%
63%
*62%
71%
71%
84
17%
*62%
70%
71
18%
•21 '
21%
21%
21%
*97%
98%
97y4
97%
98
98%
130
*80%
82
80
82
80%
81%
240
91
91
91
90
91 y4
.100
•81%
81%
.100
I
*78%
79%
*78%
50%
51
x50
91
14%
14
101%
*99%
101%
28%
14%
28%
28%
29%
19%
18%
64
19%
64
*62%
29y4
13,500
18%
19
38,500
*62%
64
72%
72%
72%
*81%
82%
82
82
82
82
*78%
6,500
100
79%
*78%
79%
79%
79%
20
50%
51%
50%
51
50%
14%
14 yb
14%
14%
51%
14%
37,800
14
8,500
5,500
35%
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
36 y4
94%
*91%
94%
94%
94%
20
48%
,47%
94%
48%
•91%
48%
47%
49
48%
30%
30%
30%
31%
30%
32%
48%
32%
7,300
14,700
3
30%
31%
.10
36
1
17%
18
17%
18
No par
85
85
*84%
86
No par
1
*84
87
*84%
85%
*84%
85%
15%
14%
15%
15%
127
15
*126
17%
127
17%
84
84%
*126
17%
17%
*83
84
84%
84%
15%
126
127
15%
127
33 y4
17%
17%
83
83
*82
87
15%
15%',;
•126
1
"
2,500
60
,:
100
3,600
127
80
20
7,300
15,600
4,400
19 yb
19%
19
19%
19%
20%
19%
20%
19%
59
59%
59%
59%
59%
60%
60%
61
12%
13
60
•58 ya
60
63%
x61%
62
900
10
1,400
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
*58%
60
60
60
♦59
64%
60
64%
*58%
_100
*64
65
64
64%
Pittsburgh a West Virginia.
100
Pittsburgh Young A Ash pfd
100
Pittston Co (The) enmmnn
1
•3.50 convertible preferred——.75
Plough Inca
Plymouth Oil Co
6
Polaroid Corp
j
9%
9%
♦9%
*115
*115
117
9%
117
9%
*115
10
9%
117
12%
63%
♦
,
.
115
.
10
115
10
•114%
.
63
117
50
10
48%
49
49
50%
50%
51%
51%
52
52
52%
84 va
84%
85
87
87
88
88
90
91
91
55%
57%
60%
60%
2,200
24
251/2
215% 219%
xl8%
18%
43,800
33,500
55%
23%
202
55%
24
208%
X23%
24%
210% 215%
58
60
59%
24
25%
60
24%
218%
212%
213 y4
25%.
217
OO
18%
19%
19
19%
18%
19
18%
19
89%
89%
89%
89%
89%
89%
89%
89%
89%
Aug 10
(H K)—
sink fund preference
100
Potomac Electric Power Co—10
29%
Procter a Gamble
29%
* 130
29%
Aug
29%
128
Co
40
72
*91%
49
—...
70
*99% 100%
x28%
72%
.
6oy*
*12%
1st series prior pfd
300
94%
48
*126
22
36%
|
15
•21
■
*99%
79%
50%
14
*91%
5,300
98%
71%
*81%
x35%
99
82
"
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Ino
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co..
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co common.—10
5 % preferred class A
100
3,600
50%
•89%
J0«
Pitts Ft Wayne A ChloRy—
7% guaranteed preferred—100
7,400
46%
*20%
.100
.
.61
98%
97%
*80%
100
Wn pay
No par
34
50 %
100
common
♦4.80 preferred (oonv)
Pittsburgh Forging! Co
92%
11 %
45 %
.100
preferred—
4.68*
preferred
Phlla a Reading Corp (MY).
Philco Corp common.
91%
10%
33%
*97%
No par
No par
oonv
550
92%
11
95%
28
600
8,500
10%
3
—
common
31
„
92
.
14
27%
16%
26%
*27%
32%
No par
25%
•43
8
33%e
Phlla Electric Co
25%
16%
10
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light A Coke
a
900
50%
65%
,
'5%
51
Poor
4,100
22%
51%
20%
,
20%
39%
B%*
*22
11,100
16%
17%
47%
♦22
80
12%
12%
16%
5
20% r
12%
14%
65%
48%
52
4.40*
15%
13%
15%
13
15%
22%
49%
38%
II
15%
*22%
137%
Ford
15%
13
27%
18%
23%
88
15%
138%
18%
27%
88
13
22
1,100
9,400
25%
15 Va
14%
4,000
10,000
87%
115
89%
12%
27%
*23
91%
25%
♦88
15%
138%
Patino Mines 61 Enterprises.
114%
15%
5%
Peabody Coal Co common—_
5% conv prior preferred
X85%
115
14%
27%
48%
1,860
1,200
16
89%
12%
138%
1
16%
16
*15
13
22
5%
29,100
14%
5
t
19,500
20%
15%
*138
••
37
50%
86%
84%
89
37
49%
89%
•114
100
X20%
16
89%
26
15%
49
115
23%
13
*20
115
23%
50%
8
22.
16
Paramount Pictures Corp.—
1
Parke Davis 6c Co
No par
Parker Rust Proof Co
.2.50
Parmalee Transportation
No par
Pitts Coke a Ohem Co
Oct
Aug 13
16
15
91%
4
80% Aug 29
51% Nov
2
15%
49%
20%
*90
43% Jun 20
85
14
49%
20%
91
25% Jan
20
36%
20%
47%
17% Oct
77% Jan
74% Jan
36%
49%
36
49%
20%
*89%
29% Sep 28
14
liy8 Jan
5
Sep 13
Mar 23
36% Dec
16
5
36
50
20%
100
3%* preferred series
Philip Morrle Ino common
4* preferred
3.90* series preferred.
Phillips Petroleum.
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
PlllSbury CO """mm
14 preferred.
Piper Aircraft f?nrp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Apr
36%
49%
No par
3.80*
4.30*
56% May 12
77% Dec
Sep
2
93
7
21% Jan
99% Sep
83% Sep
26
84% Apr
32
Aug 29
7
13
36% May
9
41
9
6
Aug 16
2
99
15
65
Jan
Mar
57% Jan
104% Jan
28
■:
87% Jan
75
18
100
Jan
17
.
38% Jun 23
23
11
Jan
26% Mar 14
16% Jan 11
5% Jan 21
20 y8 Jan
23
21
20
53
Dec
39% Sep
Oct
8
87%\Dec
Dec
May 17
3
26
93
3
i
4,700
89
18%
12 %
Pet Milk Co common
7
16
18%
28,400
16%
40
18%
20%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
90% Mar
.
40%
18%
50o
Pepsi-Cola Co
13
*15
18
20%
20%
16
40%
18
—70s
68% Mar 28
43% Mar
22% Jan
Dec
13 y8
7
T
27,200
2,100
17
36
64%
conv
40%
18%
40%
48%
4.08*
9,100
40
48%
Penney (J O)
28%
40%
65%
Penn-Dlxie
28%
89
39%
48%
Penlck 6c
28%
*16%
*85%
27%
64%
preferred
31
27%
65%
Sulphur
92%
36%
30%
27%
48%
American
35%
27%
48%
50% Jun 17
47% Mar 31
23
85
92% Jan
Jan
89'
64%
36 y4 Jun
96% Jun
8
75
Sep 28
Mar 30
70% Mar 5
Apr
20
Oct
57
9
Oct
24
100
22
.46% Jun
Feb~25
27
64% Aug 31
17% Jan
5
30
99%
7
Jan
20
6ct"ii
28% Sep
25% Jan
17
92
4
85 % Jan
27
74
Jan
35
5
15y8 Nov
39% Dec
9
8
20
40 y8 Nov
Jan
Sep
7
Sep
30% Mar 31
*85%
Paclflo Lighting Corp
No pa*
Pacific Telep 6c Teleg com—.14 2/7
0% preferred.
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp.
1
4%
51% Jun
09
lIO
...
•90%
*85%
28%
16%
*85%
270
16%
30%
89
20
95
92%
35%
34
30%
*16%
81%
30%
16%
34
30
25
7
12
18
Pacific Finance cotjk.,
Pacific Gas a Electric
91% Oct
33% Oct 24
1% Jun 24
35% Dec
Amer Fisheries Ino
5
Pacific Cement & Aggregates too.!
Pacific Coast Co common.
__l
5% preferred
25
♦90
33%
16%
>
No par
Pacific
95
30%
*16%
II
—
95
33%.
19%
—100
_
$0 preferred
83% Mar 18
14% Feb
11
preferred
Oxford Paper Co common
92%
6,000
60
•80
33
*15
1
1
*90
35%
89%
80
30%
16%
6.25
com
Pan Amer World Airways Ino
Panhandle East Pipe Line-
14
32% Dec
4%
Glass Co
4
30
6
Owens-Illinois
92%
35%
90%
*94
94%
33%
49%
(The)
Corning Fiberglas Corp
Owens
94%
35%
*89%
80
*85%
No par
Overland Corp
94%
35
89'%
82
*16%
soo
-
Common
29
36% Mar 15
*90
35%
89%
*80
30%
—
4
39 % Apr
92%
Natural Gas.
-7.60
27%
27%
Olln Mathieson Chemical Corp..
39%
39%
Olin Oil & Gas Corp.
1
*16%
17%
Oliver Corporation—Name changed to Cletrac
Corporation
Orange 6c Rockland Utilities
10
36
36%
Otis Elevator.
3.125
48%
49% Nov
Jun
94%
Oklahoma
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet Co
35%
90%
82
32%
_100
*
35%
*89
*80
30 %
20
preferred
8
40
3y8 Jan
July
4.24%
33%
90%
94%
*90
No par
S
Pan
18% Dec
36
common
preferred
Packard-Bell Electronics
26
21
Co
Elec Co
94%
100
_
33%
82
*80
100
6
12
Sep
100
preferred
Oil
33%
89%
100
4
Oct
26
IS
common
preferred
Okla Gas &
4%
Co
preferred
preferred—
17% July
23% Jan
12% Feb
2
Edison
4.44%
87
24% May 10
37% Aug
4
Ohio
4.56 %
35% July 15
16% Sep 21
Jan
83% Jun
58% July 28
19
Sep
Aug
93% Sep
39% Jan
30% Aug
28 % Mar
Feb
90% Feb
Sep 25
96
Jan
18
29
25% Dec
Jan
46% May 21
341/4 Mar 4
9
Dec
80
100
Jan
4,000
430
2,800
Porter Co Ino
47% Feb
26% Dec
96
Dec
95% Jan
11
5% %
29% Feb 24
27
Feb
1
31
90% NOV 30
81% Feb
1
136
17
58% Jan
5
52
11
66% Aug 20
Publlo Service Co of Colorado—10
60%
4
43% Apr
8
36% Mar
9
26% Mar
8
Public Serv Elec a Gae oom_No par
$1.40 dlv preference 00m—No par
40%
3
41% Aug 23
29% Sep 12
39%
33% Mar
29%
29%
25% May 19
73% Feb
9
35% Dec
<
10
Jan
2
78% Oct
5
91% Mar 20
78% Jan
19
80
Jun
5
92
Mar 20
80% Jan
5
83
Sep
23
93
Jan
16
85
Feb
8
98
Sep 22
21
106 % Apr
6
98
Jan
14
48% Feb
9
41% Feb
17
76% Mar 13
65% Jan
5
74 y4 Sep
13
20% Jan
7
23% Apr 20
4.32*
May 11
22 % Mar 22
4.16*
4.80*
40% Sep
65
Dec
20% Sep
24
22
19% Dec 22
23% Jan
22% May 14
104
Sep 21
8% Nov 23
117% Feb
Jan
16
82% Nov 24
86 % Jan
7
29% Dec
36% Aug 31
15
5
20
106
Feb
18
7% Sep 29
86
Aug 30
87% Aug 17
90
Sep
7
105% Aug 19
49% Aug 19
123
13
Aug 25
11% Feb
11
4.08*
pr«f«rr»rf
preferred—-———100
preferred—..—
100
preferred—
—.100
4.18*
400*
5.06*
Publlo Serv Co of Indiana
3%*
f
-No par
28%
125
61
*82
83
*84%
86%
89%
29
126
60%
39%
*29
83
61
61%
60%
60%
3,200
40%
38%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
14,100
29
29
29
29%
29
29
84
84
84
84
*103%
104%
*103%
43%
44%
43%
104%
44%
7oy8
71%
*70%
71 %
*87%
*103%
*43%
71
22%
*21%
*21%
'"■/
22%
111
112
112
PubUcker Industries ino common—I
84.75 preferred
—
Mo par
8
8
8
112
113
8%
90%
•87 V*
90%
104%
•103%
104%
44%
44%
44%
3,500
70%
250
21%
300
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180
5,005
34% Nov
10
48% Apr
16
86
84%
40
29% Feb
4
37% Aug 30
Puget Sound Power A Light Ob.-10
34
34%
34
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
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9,900
30% Oct
17
84%
10
37% Jun
M
Pullman Inc
32%
32%
32
32%
32%
32%
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32%
32%
33
8,500
27% Jun
2
39% Jan
4
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33%
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34
34
34% j
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35
81
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86
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24
Feb
For
20
54% Jan 16
140
Mar
5
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footnotes,
see page
42
Jan
20
61
125% Jan
11
136
26
26.
Mar
8
Sep 23
Aug 18
27% Jan
4
Quaker Oats Co oommosx.
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JOO
Quaker State oi) Refining Oorp—10
53%
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134
26%
55%
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56
134
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120
1,900
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
Monday,' November 7, 1960
/
.
(1832)
24
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Previous
Range for
Range Since
Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Jan.1
Highest
Monday
Wcdne3uay
Nov. 1
Nov. 2
Par
|
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Oct. 31
STOCK
NEW YORK
HIGH SALE
LOW AND
STOCKS
.
R
1
74% Mar 5
41% Dec 17
73
May 22
73% Dec
9
Dec 28
Va Jan
9
43 Va Feb
67
23
46% Oct
78% Apr
25
67% Jan
4
74
30% Feb
8
51 % Sep
Sep
28
70
8
57
Apr
Apr
Inc
Ranco
2
23 Va
13 %
24
37% Jan
5
4%
4%
Reed
Reeves
25 Va Dec
28
9
9
Jan
Oct
13% Aug
20
17
27% Jun
20
6
1
18
5
24
16
16
17% Oct
28 Ya Jun
25% Nov
28
40% Apr 22
28% Jan
Jan
15 % Nov
12
16
6% Feb
24
9
2
12% Feb
15% Sen
Jan
27
20% Apr
16% Jun
24
73
17
Dec
2
19% Mar 17
15% Nov
44
Sep
29
68% Jan
4
21
Apr
18
27 Va Feb
1
52% Jun
1
7% Nov
11
12% Jan
20
24
78% Jan
4
22
23
28
50% Jan
46% Feb
17
70 3% Jun
7
71% Dec 23
48 Va May 15
163
July 24
37 % Oct
24
24
84% Mar 26
33% Sep
50% July
Mar
3
15
8
65
21
30 % Dec
Oct
76
17% Sep
Oct
22
2% Jan
85 Ys Nov
4
5
Aug
2
30
37
24
871/2 Oct
17
9
68% Mar
Jan
42
24
28% Jan
21
3
19
52
25
50
Jan
23%
Jun
17
29%
Jan
2
Oct
21
30
24% Mar 12
82
5
30
89
Sep
16
5
1734 ,lau
-
7
18
Nov
17
9% Apr
14
133/4 Sep
22
14 Vb May
16%
Jan
2
12
21% Jan
8
Oct
25
21% Jan
31% Sep
19
11% Oct
25
13
46 Ya Jan
4
21% Mar
2
12% Apr
May 27
34
5
14% May 31
15
3
50Ya Jan 26
24% Jan
2
Aug
22
Oct
6
Jun
24
12% Dec
1
37% Sep
22
47% Mar 11
10% July
2
14 % Mar 25
16% Oct
1
24
22
Jun
17
Jan
31% Oct
24
7
9
8
26
80
Apr
38
May 27
4
Nov
253
Apr
Feb
24 % Sep
15
29% Apr
19
37% Sep
7
18
69 % Mar
30
8
22% Jan
79% Feb
19
30% Oct
26
55% Jan
4
July
27
79% Apr
56% Dec
34% Dec
31
29% May
8% Dec
24
12% Oct
Mar
97
14% Sep
Jan
12
313/4 Sep
7
10% May 16
Mar 14
7
13% Nov
July 13
93
7
24% Jan
88
21%
1
Apr 14
Jan
21
8
10
Oct
31
19
45 % Aug
12
19 % Oct
31
6
37% Jan
11
Feb
52% Feb
82
Dec
7
42% Oct
25
81% Jun
39% Feb
52
Dec
7
36
13
18% July 15
Mar"
3
34% Nov 16
12%
8% May
9
10
9
72% Jan
8
73% Nov 18
80
Dec
22
Sep
23
21
Oct
17% Jan
9% Jan
81% Nov
Sep
13
35 % Oct
32% May
12% Sep
71% Feb
17
I6Y4
May 27
Apr
13
81
Jan
4
Oct
31
30
Jan
15
66% Jan
26
713/4 Jun
15
8% Jan
14
38% Jun
13
30% Mar 18
16
Mar 17
78
10% Mar 11
92% Aug 19
5% Oct
24
40% May 25
29% Sep
29
3
26% July 16
45% Mar 18
20 % Apr
5
30 Vb Nov
50% Nov 23
26
-
29 % Apr
2
1
5
6
20
6
21
6
7
21
11
27% Jun
12
24 %
Aug 22
18% Sep 22
May 17
41
Jan
4
44% Feb
17
09
Jun
23
Sears
12% Oct
11
19% Jan
25
Selberling
17% Dec
16
11
Oct
25
16
Jan
4
91% Dec
17
90
Jan
4
100
Oct
7
18% Jan
8
7% Sep
29
26
29% May 25
42 V, Nov
26
22% Oct
5
43% Jan
11
17
42% Dec 30
123% Jun
27
23 V, Nov
3
Shattuck
Shell
19% Jun
30% Apr
28
43
Jan
4
18% Jun 23
22 % Dec
30
17% Sep
15
83% Jan
4
17% Nov 16
22% Aug 12
15 Ya Sep
29
21% Jan
13
16% Jun
24 % Oct
28
15% Sep
12
80% Jan
4
24
43
Jun
1
38% Dec
Oil Co
9
Jan
23% Oct
23% Sep
29
31% Sep
1
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel
Oct
31
04
Jan
6
Simmons
Dec
40
Jan
7
18% Jan
6
48% Nov 24
104%
Nov~17
74%
50%
12% Sep
67"% Apr
64
16
Jun
4
2
94% Jan
42 Va Oct
iy
33
4
Sep
Sep
29
65% Jan
53% Oct
31
62% July 18
18% Feb
26
11% Oct
25
203/4 Oct
24
28% Mar 23
38% Oct
11
64% Jun
26
34% Jun
2
42% Jan
15
5
4% Jun 10
7% Jan
12
8% May 18
Apr 20
Jan
12
46% July 12
453/4 Jan
28
51 Va Oct
34
52% Feb
Dec
12
4
27% Aug 21
32% Jan
2
14
May 10
21
29% Dec
15
35% Mar
3
26
Sep
18
4
25
22% Jun 21
30
13
;
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
South Amer Gold & Platinum
5%
28% Aug 29
Boutb
Jan
11
South
30% Feb
3
preferred
Southeastern Public Service Co
Southern California Edison
8%
18% Sep
28
233/4 Jan
5
Southern
40
Sep
28
54 Va Jan
5
Jan
4
18% Aug 23
Dec
15
75
13
64% Jun
1
69 Va Aug 23
65
19% Apr
28%
2
Jan
Dec~31
23% May 18
17
9% Mar' 5
Sep
26
29% Jan
26
29% Aug 18
63/a May
27
16
.
89% Apr 10
21% Mar 16
9
Nov 30
21 % Oct
Dec
For
11
4
35% Jun
30
84% May 16
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Oct
17
.
13% May 12
18% Oct 31
16% Aug
9
26 Va Jan
4
83
92 »/4 Sep
6
293/4 Mar
8
43 V, Jan
4
77% Feb
2
823/4 Sep
19
84% May
37% Dec
footnotes,
9% Jan
47% Dec
22
83
Nov
4
2
28% May 21
87% Feb 13
22
32% Sep 24
76
Oct
2
26% Jun 10
13
21% Sep
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81% Dec
29% Jun
16
7
30
see page
May 23
25% July 25
26.
37% Jan
4
103
106
4,400
79
80
2,000
85
85%
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*70% •71
No par
No par
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs—100
Southwestern Public Service Co
1
Spalding (A G)
105 >
78
34%
Southern Railway common
17
103%
,3%
*34
21% Nov
15
104 Va
3%
3%
3%
35%
27
Southern
19
10,000
lYa
33%
3%
*220
*0% Aug 24
19% Jan
1%
IV,
■
37 %
343/4
16
60% Jan
16,500
1 Ya
363/4
*86%
333/8 Jun
24% Oct 16
143/a
273/4
.18..j, 19%
243%' 25
22
17
843/8
13 Ya
153/4
46% Jan
16
84 3/8
14
13
'
35 V,
9,400
Ya"
85
lYa
1%
1
500
115
85 Va
13%
104 %
113
*833/4 '84%
84 Ya
104%
463%
16,700
85%
84 s/a
13 Ya
34% Nov 25
30
833/4
lYa
38,600
'
12%
13
11,400
40 Ya
*46%
113
111%
111
41%
40%
46a/4
363/4
5
167/a Dec
46%
■46%
56 Ya
41
40 V4
273/a
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
48% Nov
39%
84Ya
^31/4
103 Va
41
84 Va
843/s
;
83%
1%
,
iio3/4
55 Va '
.55 5/a I
,41%'
41
40 3/4
Va
46%
46%
111
83Ys
12 Va
38 V, Aug 31
Natural Gas Co
40
32
4
Co
40Ya
40%
32%
12
Co
543/4,
54%
40 Ya
16 Ye
17
Pacific
55
56
37
12%
56% Feb
non-cum
2,000
*15%
31% Jan
5%
37/4
273/4
1~
Carolina E & G Co com—4.50
preferred
50
Jersey Gas Co
2.50
Puerto Rico Sugar com—8
Southern
x37 %
37
14%
39% Jan
41% Sep
37%
27Y4
*86
3
63% Mar 25
Feb 24
37%
4,000
'
28
625
37% Mar 16
Jun" 19
34
14% Sep
37%
33%
28%
30% Nov 13
64%
4
37%
i
1053/4
413/4
2
67
Sep 13
50% July 18
12Va Aug
28,600
12%
21 Va
Marchant Inc
8
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
5
Smith Kline Si French Labs-No par
South
54 3/a
27Va
Smith-Corona
15
22 Va Nov
Corp
11
Jan
30
38
Pattern Co
Oil
53%
84 Ya
■'
03% Jan
55
52% Jan
24
16
30% Jun
9
Co
Simonds Saw Si Steel
Sinclair
'34%
1%
*36 Va
—No par *
-:_No par
32% Oct 26
2
Jun
29% July "7
5% Dec
Strapping
Co
Simplicity
53%
81
50c~
America
5
July 23
37
61% Jun
38% Nov
44% Dec
4
26
26 Va Mar 24
69
54 Va
83%
ordinary
Singer Manufacturing Co
Skelly Oil Co
.
Smith (A O) Corp—,
Apr" 14
22% Jan
9
22"% Feb
July~27
31% May 22
44% Jan 22
45
Sheraton
600
53%
77% <79
1
Corp
Corp of
143/4
83 %
& It—
shares
Mfg
23
59
14
68
York
Sheller
45 % Mar 25
33% Sep 22
38
New
*14%
78%
No par
No par
1
Corp__
(Frank G)
Shell Transp
■
14%
82 Y,
2.50
1
Inc
Industries
Steel
Sharon
*14%
77V4
1
No par
Oil & Gas
Shamrock
3
Jan
14%
"
1
preferred
$5.25
14%
12
•
19,600
vl4Ya
39Ya
3
Co
10
93/4
9%
77%
5
—5
Co
&
Rubber
Shahmoon
14% Mar 31
46% Jan
49
Roebuck
Servel Inc common
27 Va
10
10 Va
143/a
83 VA
,
57
27%
10
x9%
,
833/4
Paper Co common
Corp
8ealright-Oswego Falls Corp
*55%
57
27Ya
27-
27%
39 Ya
1
30
1
Seagrave
*55%.
•,
1
9Ya
54%
35c
Inc
1
57
100
263/4
40
83 V,
$3.40 preferred
Aug 15
77
72
23
*55%
57
223/4
13
9,100
11,900
27%
,
46%
No par
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Scovill Mtg Co common
25
3.65%
preferred
100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer—_—1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
.20
Seaboard Finance Co
1
Scott
8
93% Jun
9
I,300
110'/4
common
convertible preferred
5 %
Schick
Feb 15
96
31% Nov
4
20 % Nov 19
37
1
Jan
Dec 31
6% Nov 13
39% Jan
18
81
67
13% Jan
Oct
7% Nov
11
87% Mar 5
17% Nov
Feb
12
23
47 Va
No par
Co
preference
Convertible
22%
llOVi
—1
Schering Corp common
17
60% Feb
4
23 %
45%'
1
1
58
2.50
Regis Paper Co
*22 %
„
37
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
San Diego Imperial Corp
1
Sangamo Electric Co—
—8
Savage
Arms Corp
8
Schenley Industries Inc com—1.40
St
1,400
36 5/a
82 Va
Stores common
1.66%
preferred
i
100
4.30 %
conv preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power—-No par
St L San Fran Ry Co com—No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
1
8
30
3
13
4
5
Apr
800
453/a
45Va
1103/4
4%
36 % July 24
•16%
45%
52 Ya
Safeway
32
14
14
Dec
40% Apr
88 Va Aug
238
30% Jan
2
18% Nov 17
69
Sep 21
va
24
lti Va
453/4
37
—8
Aeronautical
127/a
•16%
45%
*45%
1
1
20 Q
1
Ryder System Inc
15
231% Dec 14
28
Apr
1
89
Ryan
19
90% Aug 17
258
42% Jan
23
33% Sep
32% Oct
15
42% Jan
34% Nov 24
80
Dec 15
26% Jun
*113%
,16%
39%' " 40
100
1
1
(Jacob)
25
14% May
♦12
16Ya
52%
1
22% Oct
13
*16 3/a
53 Ya
3 Va
Ruberoid Co
Ruppert
*12%
16%
'
(Geo. D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co__
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee Corp—
Rubbermaid Inc
19
123/4
533/4
Roper
Oct
17
173/4
26 Ya
9%
77%'
900
20
37
Corp
Ronson
2,200
:
19 Va
513/4
series A
147/a
17
14%
35
preferred
143%
17
'
—.
3
6
9% May
7
Dec
9%
37
Company
15%
20 Va
*55%
14%
104
15
16%
57
•
1,000
IS3/,
2,700
123/4
27 Va
1%
137/a
19%
46
J12
13%
16%
23
39%
13 s/a
19%
453/4
&
13 Ya
t
16%
23
26 Va
13%
9Ya,
'23
22 3%
f
19%
46
*55 Va
Rohr Aircraft Corp
22
Jan
42
common—.—
9 3/a
223/4
16
23
Antelope Copper Mines
4%
4
12% Apr
Jan
14% Mar 25
10 Ye Jan
Mar 23
780
July 26
605
92
38% Jan
27% O-t 9C
28
Dec
741
263/i Jan
28
Co
9%
9%
22%
-
191/4
"163/8
,
46
com—1
5% % convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp__No par
Rochester Telephone Corp
—10
Rockwell-Standard
Corp
—5
Rohm & Haas Co common
20
Jun
41% Oct
Mfg
16
223/4
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
Apr
38% Oct
16 Va
2.50
Roan
4% Jan
33% Nov
14
22
18
30% July 23
39 % July 24
13%
16%
Co_
Elec & Eng
Drug
Ritter
62% July
3% July 28
Dec
62
23
16
16
82% Oct
50% Dec
16
39% Jan
40
124% Jun
1
59% Dec
19
35% Feb
Oct
2 % Jan
3
9
Feb
55
31% Jan
481% Jan 29
4
28y8 Jan
31
23% Oct
5% Mar 17
July 15
Oct
Oct
1 % Aug
26
4
Dec 16
16
16
21
76
Jan
111
22
Dec
81
27
5
12
*123/4
Chemical Co—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
43/4% preferred series A
-50
4%# conv 2nd pfd_,
100
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
.-5
Preferred 3.60%
series
100
Rheem Manufacturing Co
1
Rhodesian Selection Trust
-5«
Richardson-Merrell Inc.——~—_1.25
When
issued—
1.25
Richfield Oil Corp
No par
Riegel Paper Corp
10
23
77 Va Nov
32% Apr
4
Sep
Jan
76% Jan
45% Sep
30
48
149
55% Jan
4
Oct
70
4
5
96% Dec
26
110 % Oct
17
18%
Inc
Rexall
37% Sep
85
div
Revlon
21
71 Y« Jan
4
42% Jan
22
1% Sep
76
Nov
15%
18 Va
Republic Steel Corp—
Revere Copper & Brass.
56% Jun
47"% Jun
116
23
51 % Oct
63% July 27
16%
173/4.
Conv preferred 3%% series.
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Corp common
$1 convertible preferred..
113/4 July 11
15 % Aug
54 % July
5
28
30% Jan
7
57% Nov 16
42
Dec 28
38% Jan
153/4
& Co—
prior preference-
(Robt)
$1.25
I6V4
'16 V,
No par
Co
Bit
13%
16 Va
Inc
Chemicals
;;
*13% .',133/4
13%
32 Ya
400
153/4
23
23
'
Bros
Reliance
14% July
46 % Jan
preferred2nd preferred
non-cum
Roller
50
50
50
1st
noncum
Reliance
81% Sep
8
66% Apr
1
,
.
Reliable Stores Corp
31% Aug 29
25
7% Feb
11 % July
>
Mar 14
57
Inc
Reichhold
Reis
19% Mar 14
28% Jan
25
12 Va Nov
5
60 % Mar
30,100
23%
Nov
36% July 23
33 Ya
23 V,
25
2
7
17 Va Sep 22
33 Va
9 5/8
*22 Ya
29
8
32%
16
33 %
16% Dec
Jan
19,500
9Ya
3
55
4,700
16%
32%
18% Jan
16% Jan
16Y4
157/a
15 Ya
24
42% Jan
16%
15 Ya
9Ya
Oct
7
16%,,
15s/8
16
9
1
16%
32 Ya
43% Sep
41% Sep
163/4
9Y8
Raytheon Co
Reading Co common—
Feb
583/4
Xl63/a
163/4
16%
163/4
900
59%
153/4
Rayonier
4
28 % Jan
58%
•
6,900
59
31S/8
6
3
58%
71,900
"
9%
Jan
53% Jan
7
43
16
28
25
Oct
53%
71%
42 Ya
31%
25
30 % Oct
13
52%
*703/4
4j %
9%
15
15% Oct
27
Jan 21
22% Oct
52
71%
43
153/4
22% Jun
30% July 10
73 Va Apr
26
33% Jan 14
51 Va
71%
433/4
303/4
29
9
32
52%
71%
*59
,59%
*59
59%
1
1
5
15% Sep
19% Feb
33 %
43%
44
*59
Shares
513/8
71
43 Ya
4
Nov.
71%
513/s
71
"16%
6
9
50%
713/a
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International Inc—3.33%
19
66% Jan
,
5
No par
1
50 Va
703/4
43 Va
t.
Friday
43%
49%
America com^-No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
Radio Corp of
18
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
Nov. 3
*66
253/8
*18%
& Bros Inc
22%
Spartans Industries
Sparton Corp
7 Ya'
28V4
*89 %
67%
65
25%
253/4
183/a
,
.
* t
18Ya
*"t
821/4
27
23%
233/,
7 Ya
73/8
7 5/a.
"
28
29
X143/8
♦88
36Ya
26
23 Ya
.,183/4
,
89
363/4
*80%
18 %
18 Va
91
37
I4Y4,
*89%
,
.
,
80%
80 Va
*
27%
28
v
*80%
28
'■
'
89
37 3/a
82
19%
20 Ya
23Ya
24
25
145/s
18 Ys
37
373/a
247/a
19
*89%
!4%
*87%
89
30
25
28
91
14%
5,100
67
25
7%
,
.
28%
"l85/a
..
19%
17%
23
25%
18 Va
283/4
45Ya
177/a
*65
19
24Ya
*89 Va
91
45
.
67
24 Ya
25 Ya
7%
'
''
28%
88%,
67
223/4
23'/4
1,4% j *15
_
•
*65
'
*65
*18%
I8V4.
7 Ya
66
:l77/s
"■
'
287/a
'•
"
1,200
31,700
17;000
6,900
2,100
14,200
7Ya
6,700
2 8 3/s
x27
27 Ya
5,300
91
*89
90%
73/a
75/8
147/a
143/4
18 % * 'l8Y<r'
♦87%' •883/4
37
>•
37 %
*80%
82
287/a
29
147/a
■18 Yd' vi9Yr88 3/4<
•
•
36%
*81
287/a
89
-
37 Vi
1,800
67,400
260
9,600
•
82
•29 3/a
30
.16,600
Volume
192
Number 6001
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1833)
STOClK
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
34 y8 Nov 17
71 Va Dec 23
37
18
35% Feb
25
49% Jun 2t
Standard Brands
82 Va Feb 24
70»/4 Jan
12
79% Aug 22
13% Sep 13
Standard Financial
Dec
10 Ma
3 Mi
May 29
13% Sep 21
July 29
23% May 11
45% Nov 25
62% Jan 23
52% Apr 17
59 Me Jan 26
4 Ma Mar
5
30 Mi Nov
20
45% Oct
23
50
Nov
16
Jim
30
1
84
Jan
8
31 Ms Jan
6
18
Jan
2
12% Jan
12
19 Mi Dec
31
9
71
78
Dec
5
18% Jun 23
Feb
43
26% Feb
-9
6
Standard Oil of Indiana
4
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Standard Oil of Ohio common
56
10
25
25
19% Oct
24
12% Nov
16
Apr 21
2
Standard
Jan
4
Mar
8
Jan
13
40% Jan
4
37% July
42% Jan
8
3
20
Jan 29
65% Jan
24
77
4
16% Jan
59% Jun 22
66 ya Jun
Stauffer Chemical Co
22% Oct 25
33% Jan
4
31% Dec 29
33
23
20 Mi Jan
6
27 Ma Mar 13
15% Jan
82
Apr
Sep
1
33% Jun
9
23% Jan
4
2
22
Aug 25
14
Jun
17
16%
19
May
6
16% Jan
11
52
65
Apr
2
47% Oct 24
33 Ma Mar 25
26% Mar 24
58% Mar 28
30% Aug 15
24% Jan 15
5
9% Jun
9
9% Aug 26
325
Sep 22
50
Apr
8
29% Oct 28
Oct
20
28
Oct 28
618
67
Dec
14
24% Dec 28
38% May 29
11% Sep 23
79% Dec 21
94
52% Dec 29
22% Nov 25
20% Sep 21
30% Dec 16
88
Dec
7
5% Dec
4
1275
Nov 25
15 Mi Mar 20
Mar 13
65% Feb
9
4
18 y4 Sep
6
42% May 17
55% Jan
21
24% Jan
29% Jun
1
106 Ma Feb
20
85
9
101 % Aug 2a
7% Oct 20
2165
Jan
23
29 Ma Jan
23
47% Aug 21
14% Mar 9
48
•
Dec
31
13% Mar 16
May
5 ye Jun
855
Sep
26% Feb
44% Feb
6% May
Fib
22
44% Nov 11
34
Oct~21
87% Aug
3
35%,ApI 14
39 y4 July 15
64 ya Jun
27% Jun .11
29
23
14 y4 Mar 10
63
30
Feb
18
19% Jan
8
23
>
30
Jan
2
Apr 24
36% Sep
21
11
Dec
28
52
Sep
8
Nov 24
26% May 18
124% Mar 18
76
Dec
31
Jan
Jun
29
10
Swift &
Jun 22
66% Oct
29
24% Apr 28
2
87
Jan
Texaco
4
2B6y4May2|j
29% Jan 11
14% July 25
65
Sep
27
70% Jan
12
10%
108
Jan
Jan
26% Jan
31
$1.25
4
8
46% Feb
16
79
84
Feb
24
14
16% Jun
2
24% Jan
24
16
21
4
69% Dec
May 20
4
3
45% Oct
25
26 y8 Aug 17
14% Sep
28
22% Jan
4
17 % Apr
15% Feb
17
19% Sep
0
33
2
22
41% Aug 28
7
15
Jun
19% Jun
53% Sep 21
25% Jun 10
70
Jan 26
34 Va Sep
1
56%, Mar
23
Oct
2
30
Sep 16
•
9
75
Aug 23
•
21
29% Jan
4
31% Oct 24
July" 15
Jan
7
42%
16% Jan
8
24% Jun
29
Sep 21
50.% Dec 24
37
Jan
12
34 y# Jan
7
54 Va Jan
9
21
Nov 16
29
8% NoV 16
36
Sep 24
10y4 Sep 22
17% Nov 18
18
42% Aug
3
56% Jan 14
;
60
23% Oct
20
39
Jun 10
Jan 11
liy8 July 25
19
Jan
k
39% Jan
4
11
54% Oct
18
4
25 y8 Mar 14
28% Nov
54 y4 Mar
3
28
July 28
40% May 27
75% Mar
29
July 31
52
Jun
30
Mar
8
43% Sep
7
May
2:
11% Bep
Mar 13
36
48
30
09% May 27
3
10
13% Mar 5
43 Va Apr
May 17
44
Oct
9
914
17% Apr 30
25% Apr
1
13% Jun
8% July 18
21
12% Feb II
19% Jan
0
18% Dec 23
30% Mar 131
12% Oct 26
24% Feb 29
18% Ian If
•.
2
19% Nov
6
9va Jun
12
14% Aug
4
Jan
28
120% Feb
9
51
Apr
2
150% July 27
30% Jun 19
86% Oct 15
35% Mar 13
98% Mar 4
74
80
41
Bep
16
6% Nov
1
29% Oct
25
106% Oct 25
57
Aug 30
12% Mar l
43% Jan
148% Jan
4
8
4
39% Aug 19
87% Jan
6
96
Feb
19
78
32
76
Jan
77% Feb 25
68% Jan
5
78
24
87
3
77% Jan
7
83
Aug 19
53% July 10
19
17
38% Feb
7% Nov
18
9% Feb 26
8
37% Jan
29% Nov 27
1
19% Oct
30% Jan
25% Feb
4
6
45
July 15
Mar 26
36
Oct
28
66
101
Oct
14
136
80% Nov 30
24% Feb
9
22% Jun
12
86
Oct 21
25
Nov
27
Oct 22
64
Apr
3
109% Mar 26
32% Mar 26
30 Va Jan
95
22
Mar 24
10
88% Apr 17
38% Apr
11
33% Mar
25
16% Jan
9
45% Mar 9
42% Jan 22
4
88
May 10
81
May 17
8
32% Oct 20
39% Sep
84% Jan
104
Oct 21
2
27
Apr 18
54% July 25
29% Jun
1
76
Jan 25
28
Feb 22
Nov
7
15
Mar 21
Aug
Nov
1
28
2
20% July 20
16
65 Va Dec 28
29% Sep 23
51% Apr 14
30% Dec
00% Sep
28
.
16
NOV 13
42% May
For
6
34% Mar
4
85% Aug 18
Jan 26
35
75
Dec 21
Jun
29
4
16 y4 Apr
19
% Aug
4
50
Apr 12
7% Jan 12
40
Nov
4
22% Jan
0
31% Jan
6
34% Aug 30
53% Jan 28
20
Jan 20
11% Jan
7% Jan
0
4
18% Jun 28
1% Jan 11
64% Jan
4
30% Jan 27
33% July
30% Mar
43% Jun 16
83% Jan
4
4
8
92% Oct 18
23% Bep 29
30% Jan
4
42-
74% Jan
4
footnotes, see page 26,
0
18
17
27% May 20
46% Apr 19
2
3
45% Jan
Aug 24
9
Mar
59% Aug 27
21% July 24
2% Mar 10
97
24
5% Nov
7
1% Nov 19
46% Aug 2a
103% Aug 23
23% Mar
5% Oct 24
16% Jan
2
0
37% Jan
5
32% Apr 20
15% Sep
23% Nov 17
0
25 v* Apr
31
31% Sep 29
48% Jan 13
Jan
8% Aug
32% Jan
13
23% July
9
31
24% Jan
29% Jan 12
2
43% Aug 24
19% Oct 26
9% May 19
37% Mar 16
Jan
4
25% Oct 21
38% Dec
16
8
Sep 28
7% Jan
29
Sep 23
9
7% Dec
21%
21 y4
21%
13%
13%
13
13%
12%
13
*18%
18%
47%
18%
18 y4
18
18
x47%
47%
84
*81%
84
*81 y8
13%
59%
*13%
13%
*13%
58%
23
23%
23%
24%
24%
20%
20%
Oct
25
47 %
1.300
29%
2.800
22 y8
22%
23%
8,100
8.900
12%
12%
12%
18%
18
18
47 Va
46%
47%
13%
84
13 Va
*81%
13 Va
13
60%
59%'
60%
23'/a
23%
23%
23%
24 y4
24 ya
24%
24 %i
207/s
23%
24%
21 %
20%
20%
20%
21 y8
*21
14%
*17 y8
17%
47%
48%
48%
49
1
29%
30
29%
30
29%
60%
•
29%
9%
9%
8ya
9%
8%
275
280
15
9%
8%
14%
49 ya
49%
29%
21 >/4
3.900
29 Va
1,500
9%
36,400
8%
38,300
9%
8%
283%
284
284
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37
53%
54%
54
54%
55%
64
54 V4
53%
17%
18
54%
17%
4.700
-54 V8
7.490
17%
10%
18
5,200
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
3,900
84%
•82%
84%
*82%
84%
*82%
84%
*82%
84%
46%
47 y8
46%
47 %
3 800
46%
47
x23y8'
17%
97%
6%
47
46ya
22%
22%
22%
22 vb
22%
22'A
22%
24.100
23%
23%
23%
*23%
23%
23l/a
23%
2,100
31%
31%
96%
6%
31%
31%
31%
32%
32 y4
*31%
.'32%
600
95%
96
96%
96%
98
98%
6%
98%
1.600
7 vb
8,700
1,030
x95
6%
47
6%
7y8
7
6%
980
-
45
41%
-42%
ya
42%
44 va
44%
44 y4
44%
43Va
44%
12
11%
12
12%
60Va
14'%
39%
21%
79%
61%
63%
995
993
1020
.
1,015
1.015
43%
12 y4
980
iva
1,002
•
*41 y4
,
18
22'/a
23%
23 Va
*31%.
..
17%
46%
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44%,
1.009
•
61%
»
42
"
45
2,109
44%
45
7.100
12%
12%
*42%
45
*42%
,
12 %
12 y4
4,800
62%
62%
63%
5.800
15
14ya
14%
14%
63%
14%
63
14%
14%
14%
28.500
39%
"
15
40
40%
40%
41%
41%
42
42
42%
14.103
22
22%
62%
22 Va
80%
22
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22%
22
22%
21%
22%
34.700
79%
78%
79%
78%
79%
78%
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33
33%
33
32%
33%
32%
22»/4
22,
22%
22%
33
24»/4
78%
32%
40,600
33
21%
23
23%^
23%
24%
16.100
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
39,100
167%
166%
169%
165 y4
168,%
167%
171%
25%
25%
26%
26%
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157
25%
1
100
166
25%
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164
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.
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26
27
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21.700
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68
68
68
70
73
74
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74%
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75%
7.390
19%
19%
20
20%
20%
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16,800
15>/2
—1
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22%
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22
29
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19%
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22%
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30%
29%
31 y4
82
82
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20%
20%
23%
23
23%
47%
48%
15
477/8
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48%
15
18%
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36
18 va
18 Va
36
25%
35%
25%
64%
23%
64%
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*'
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25
63%
23y4
33%
11%
*82
83%
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60
59%
11%
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83%
*82
300
61%
16.700
83%
10
29%
21%
71.000
21%
22%
5.000
47%
47%
47
47%
47 Va
48
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
15%
2,300
18 y4
18 Vi
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
36%
36%
37
21 va
37%-
25%
36%
*25%
4,300
1,600
25%
65%
25%
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25%
65%
66
66 y4
66%
67%
3.000
23%
23%
34%
23%
23%
23%
23%
9.600
35%
34
23%
34 va
*23
11%
24»/a
*23
14%
common—1
—50
33%
33%
53 Va
53 y4
27
27 Va
28%
*53%
-- 36%
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*41
10%
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29J/a
54%
20%
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.'
34%
-
59%
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;
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58%
1.900
7.200
92,500
23 y4
34
-
35%
21%
*23
34%
33%
25
*23
25%
900
13,200
25
12%
34ya
12%
12%
12
12%
6.400
34%
35
12,100
53%
53%
34%
53%
35%
53 Va
53%
1,700
21 va
27%
28%
28%
28%
5,400
29
29ya
29%
30%
X30y8
30%
4,700
33%
53 va
28
29%
25%
6,900
27 Va
11%
11%
33 Vs.-33%
53%
53%
29
23%
22
33%
23
337/8
*27Va
23
21%
35
21%
24 ya
ll7/a
1
23
22%
33%
2iy4
11%
-
23
21%
33%
23y8
—5
*23
23 Va
22
11%
2,800
430
3iy4
liya
23
*67
23
1
59
20
--
11%
58%
83»/a
58%
*82
-
11%
58
16
21%
23 Va
*11
-
16%
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75
74%
19%
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No par
15%
68
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74%
,
*
•
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54%
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35%
36
36
36%
5.500
11
11%
11
11%
3,200
55
200
43
10%
16%
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36
10%,
*42
•
10%
54%
53%
53%
37
35%
11
36%
16y8
16%
13%
41%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
6,200
42%
41%
42
42
42%
42
43%
17,900
6%
36J/a
10%
6%
6%
10%
43
10%
11
*42
43
10%
10%
16'% .17%
-
43
*42
*42
43
10%
11
10%
10%
3,400
16%
16%
16%
16%
18.300
,
13 Va
Union Bag-C&mp Paper Corp
7
29%
.6%
29%
111
109%
36%
92
82
*81%
41%
40%
25%
25 Va
25%
8%
8
26
19%
91
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72%
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73%,
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82
*81 Va
82
*19
9?
41
19%
82%
*81%
431/4
43%
21 Va
27
8
8
9.300
63,600
10.100
26
19%
20
20
19%
20
33
33 %
34%
33,200
38
387/a
27,500
31%
32%
32 va
33 Va
37%
37
38
36%
37%
37
•90
100
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8
~50
82 Va
437/a
25%
31
100
* *
va
72
26 v*
32%
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690
80
8Va
72%
,
92
'27%
73%,
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26%
20
91%
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80
26%
8
26%
37%
23,200
7,400
42%
26%
8
26%
21,500
37%
91%
30%
116 %
*81%
42%
257/a
25%
8%
y4
30
37%
,
1,700
7
114%
115
37 y4
37%
7
30%
114%
80
41%
41
26%
*76%
30
30 y4
116 y4
36%
37%
105
•90
105
100
100
15.400
1,100
200
87
87%
87 va
87
87%
87%
88
*88%
30%
31%
30%
31
30%
31 y4
30%
3t
30%
30 Vz
5.700
33%
United Artists
33%
33%
34
32%
33%
31%
32%
31
32
3,600
*103%
104
*103 y4
*103
104
*103 va
104
*85
104
*103y4
104
92
900
18 Va
18%
17%
18
17
17 va
17%
17%
17 va
17 va
1.800
58%
United Carbon Co———No par
United-Carr Fastener (Del)—2.50
58%
30%
58%
59
58%
59%
59
59%
597/«
2.500
30%
30%
31%
31
31%
59%
30%
7%
7%
7%
30%
7%
17,100
30%
7%
1
39
31%
7%
7%
7%
7%
39%
40
40
7%
1,000
400
38%
16%
16%
17
17%
Xl6%
17%
16%
16%
16%
17
15%
16
15%
15%
15
15%
15
15%
15%
16 va
95,000
31%
32%
31%
31%
31%
32
31%
32%
32
32%
22.000
48%
*
—
United Gas Improvement Co—13%
United Oreenfleld Corp..
10
48%
48%
49
49
49%
50
50
50%
50 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
700
16
16
6%
Corp——1
6%
5%
Convertible pfd series
5%
16%
United Park City Mines
United Shoe Mack common—28
17
it
United Merch a Mfrs Inc
54%
'
*31%
,
3,200
900
16%
16%
16%
6Va
6>/4
6%
6%
6
6
5%
6y8
10.300
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5y4
5%
2.300
5%
16%
53
It-
16%
it
v
>
16%
17
1
U
54
54%
53%
55%
93
17
1
1
35%
*91%
16%
17
32
32%
35%
35%
*91% .93
.
16 Va
1
54
.
*38%
39
38%
*38
•38
United Engineering St Foundry
5
United Fruit Co—
:
.No par
United Gas Corp
10
,
*8iya
37%
91
80
7
7
6%
30%
United Aircraft Corp common—0
a% (ser of 1955> conv pfd
.100
4% (ser of 19861 conv pfd..,10q
preferred ——28
U 8 Borax a Chemical Corp com,. -!
4%% preferred ————100
U 8 a Foreign Securities——!
u 8 Freight Co
,No par
92
72 %
26
29%
114
21 Va
37
91
19%
,
30
114%
*76%
8
preferred——10
Union Tank Car Co—.——Nopar
Union Twist Drill Co————.8
United Air Lines Inc.
-10
6%
f
72%
72%
series.—No par
Preferrsd $4 series——NO par
Union. Oil of California
7ft
Union Pacific RR Co common,.—10
,
80
*76%
29%
Xll2
36%
91
i—No par
No par
United Corp (Del)
United Electric Coal Cos
42%
6%
Union Carbide Corp—.—No par
Union. Electric Co common
—10
t
United Biscuit of America—Jfo par
$4.50 preferred ———
No par
United Board & Carton Corp—10
13%
41%
1
—Nopar-
Union Asbestos a Rubber
,
480
37%
13%
No par
Udylite Oorp (The)
Underwood Corp
United Industrial
300
*82%
§65
—
v
800
4,400
Trust—
preferred
'
15
9.200
3,100
17%
.49%
36%
17%
24%
49%
8%
280
1.200
17,700
23%
29%
9%
8%
290
24%
49%
9%
8%
290
60 y3
23%
17 »/a
29%
,
59
15 vb
*17%
9%
8%
285
61
1,200
17,100
81
13 %
58%
14%
9
20,200
29%
23
•17%.
48%
8%
,
72
28%
29
*81%
17%
267
23%
29
47
47%
84
14%
23
Land
non-eum
'
29 v*
*21%
,
29
12%
17%
1
58,300
10,500
86
*18
14%
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
5% conv pfd series of 1967
50
20th Century-FOrFilnA Corp——-1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
0% conv prior prsfsrrsd
—80
Twin Coaoh Co
;
1
TXL Oil Corp
I
4%
•
22%
*66
*
11%
series
24
29% Nov
21»/4
*84%
72
52.500
229.097
■
29%
—.1
series
Dec
40% Dec 23
21%
22%
*63
29
4.16%
$4.50
Dec
Mar
28%
—No par
Preferred 03.70
Preferred $3.50
77
29%
29%
29%
*28%
28%
86%
22%
*
36%
Preferred
67
4
72
14%
—
conv
*84%
•
22%
*63 '•f
29%
—
Aug 18
Apr
•
Aug 10
Aug
'
?
25
Inc
■
22
23%
72
17%
Co
■
10% Jan
22%
28%
21 y4
1
Trl-Continental Corp
$2.70 preferred
Traux-Traer Coal Co
27
*64
''
.
14%
Trans World Airliner Inc
Oct
33
86%
>'■ 17%
—
4
50 y8 Jan
47%
28%
—_
•
47%
*84 y8
72
22 y4
*64
Thompson (J R)—
Thompson-Ramo Wooldrldge Inc—
Common—
——_——5
4% preferred —«
100
Tidewater Oil common^,—
10
•
$1.20 preferred—..
..28
Tlmken Roller Bearing——No par
Tishman Realty St Construction—_1
Toledo Edison Co.
5
Torrlngton Co —————No par
Tractor Supply Co class A
1
Trane Co ...——
—;
«
.—2
Transamerica Corp
—2
Transltron Electronic Corp
—1
Transue St Williams Steel—Nopar
23% Mar 29
68% Jan
0
Jan
47%
86%
22%
1
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
Thiokol Chemical Co—
67% Jun 10
9% July
29% Apr
11
86%
20%
—>20
Texas Utilities Co
Textron Inc common—
33% Jun IS
61% Jan
7
13
Jan 27
18
15% Dec
*84%
,
S
Sub share certificates—
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
4
11
86% Aug 23
24% Jan
4
22
19% Mar
49 ya
25
20% May 17
Dec
45% Jan
49
7
24
23
49 Va
19% Jan
26
Jan
48 y4
26
21% Oct
Jan
48 Va
47
*84%
Texas Gulf Producing Co
33%
Texas Gulf Sulphur
—No par
Texae Instruments Inc
1
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
.
10
28% Oct
88
47%
14
20% Sep
79
21
41%
Jan
22% Oct
6
40%
Talcott Ino (James)
9
TelAutograph Corp
1
Tennessee Corp —
1.25
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co—8
24% Aug 31
40% Aug 30
31% July 30
4
36 Va Mar
14% Oct 14
40%
Symington Wayne Corp
14
1
4
72
70% May
40%
20
—2.50
Sweets Co of America
51% Feb 28
18% July 22
6
40%
<8unray-Mld-Cont Oil Co common
1
4%% preferred series A
——.23
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55
30
Sunshine" Biscuits Inc——12.50*
Sunshine Mining Co..
lOo
Superior Oil of California
—25
4
50
29% July 30
May
40%
8
—
Oil Co—
Texas Paclfio
102 Va Dec
40 y4
37
148 v* Oct
39% Jan
43%
28
193% Nov 20
23% Nov 25
4tya
39 %
Texas Oas Transmission Corp——5
61% Jan 27
Nov
20 V4
43%
X42%
40
36% Aug 12
25% Mar 16
17
I '
17
-
17,700
19%
44
43%
39%
30
16
Apr
1348
19
29
20 »/4
43%
Sep
21% Sep
15% Sep
27
1
39% July 26
11% Jan 14
20% Sep
71%
Sun
14
8% Mar 20
19%
5.300
100
42%
Corp
Sundstrand Corp ...—
Bun Chemical Corp common
,
1
$4.50 series A preferred—No par
7
85 %• Oct
2.000
44y4
Sunbeam
33% Feb 25
5
6
26% Jan
4
23% Jun
3
Feb
16% Sep 23
12% Jun
1
4%
43
convertible preferred-
Suburban Gas
4
*4%
43%
—15
Storer Broadcasting Co—
Studebaker- Packard Corp
Aug 26
4%
41%
28 Va
—
prior preference—
$5
2.400
41%
75
20%
28ya
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common
Stone St Webster
12%
44%
44 %
42%
*13 va
5%
12%
*4%
4%
*73%
12 y4
19%
46%
When issued
64% Jan
Feb
4%.
44%
74%
12 y8
.
43%
*81%
4
48% July 21
•80
4%
12%
.41%
._5
4
20% May 27
21% Jan 20
Jan 27
Apr
8% Nov 25
40
Jan
15
-
% Apr 29*
Jan
29
17% Jan
529
38% Jan
29"
24
35
35% Sep
29
7
May 26
218% July 26
25% Mar 28
Jan .4
7
25
10% Nov 20
8Mi Jun
*4%
Shares
*73%
74%
12%
20 y4
10
common
Stewart-Warner Corp—
Btlx Baer it Fuller Co—
18% Feb 19
24 Ma Jan
4%.
*73
7
preferred
Bterllng Drug Inc.—
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc.
7
20 ya
29
Dec
12%
the Week
Nov. 4
41%
100
2Va%
May 23
Sep 21
17
74
12%
Friday
Nov. 3
44
44 Va
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc———1
30
34% Dec 23
18
74i
12%
Sales for
Thursday
44%
19%
.
5
Dec
75
44 y8
40%
'
<
44
43%
Stanley. Warner Corp.
5
Stanray Corp—
;
—1
Btarrett Co (The) L S—.....No par
21% Mar 25
May 11
46 Mi Oct
4
Jan 27
12% July
6
44 ya Mar 24
14
44
,
28
of California.—6.25
preferred series A
.—.100
Standard Packaging Corp com
J..1
$1.60 convertible preferred—
.20
$1.20 convertible preferred
20
6% convertible preferred
...20
36% Jan
102
Oil
3%%
'
17% July 27
8
23% Jun
13% Jan
Standard Kollsman Industries——.1
4
4
44%
12%
4%
lOo
44% Jan
89
25
Oct
70
Electric Co_
&
50% Jan
,
4
20% Oct
43% Dec 22
52% Sep
76% Nov
Oct
26% Oct
41% July 27
Gas
PRICES
Nov. 2
*73
1
SALE
Wednesday
Nov. 1
43%
No par
Corp
51% Jan
1
26% Oct
7
84
preferred
Standard
2
30% Jun 20
May 16
39% Oct 26
44% May 31
Apr
7
39% July 27
117
July 6
Sep
$3.50
No par
com
Tuesday
Oct. 81
Par
'
Jun
35
92
27% Jan
5
12% May 11
40
64% Jan 23
85
May 11
Inc
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
RECORD
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
25
54%
54
32
.32
31 va
31%
35%
35%'
36 Va
93
91%
25
35%
*91 Va
24%
25
,25
25%
24%
25%
42
42%
42
42%
42
44%
43%
*31
17
1
54%
32
13.700
3,900
3,200
430
4.100
35%
36%
91%
91%
91%
25y8
24%
25 v2
3-800
45%:
46%
47%
13.000
'
60
26
(1834)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, November 7, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Prevlosi
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1969
Lowest
80% Sep 22
145% Sep 22
7% Dec 28
28% Oct
29
9% 8ep 22
40% Oct
9
267/e Dec 23
8% Jan
2
24 ya Jun
18
29% Oct
30
39% Oct 23
76
Lowest
Hlfheot
Jan
9
45% Feb
10
142% Sep 24
33 Ya Jan 19
120
Apr
165
85% Oct
27
12% Jan
25
116% Jun
Jan
27
161
4% Oct
Mar 30
24
8% Jan
4
Oct
19
31% Feb
29
36% Mar
17
2
17
7% Oct
44% May 28
35% Apr 20
25% Jun
14% Apr
10
Jan
29
Jan
21
40
Dec
7
8% Sep
30
8
20 % Oct
25
25% Oct
20
41 % Oct
144
1
26
Jan
4
26% Jan
35
,
5
Jan
4
60% Jan
1?
78
U
Jan
U
5
S
8
class
157% Aug 11
8%
Oct
29
34
Oct
4
47
Apr
27
U
8
38% Feb
24
25% Oct
3
36% Apr
12
U
54% Feb
88% May 7
138% Sep 21
108 % Aug
45 % Nov
47
lat
47 % Oct
4
31
Jan
28
26% Jan
21
33% Oct
6
37% Feb
9
29% Sep
22
22% Dec
14% Feb 26
87/b Jan
153
12% Jan
Mar 30
U
Aug 25
26% Aug 25
U
4
14
May
3
15% Jan
8
Feb
12
9
19
46
5
34% Jan
14
53% Oct
103% Jan
15
24
17% Jan 30
2
19
Jun
22
50% Mar 12
34 Ya Mar 24
50% Sep
28
139% Jan
7
5
69% 8ep
27% Oct 24
47% Feb
60% Aug 28
5
29% Oct 26
Dec
9
157
Apr
29% Dec
148
10
Jan
6
41% Apr
146
Nov
3
24
37
24% Mar 29
United
United
66
Universal
Aug 25
31% Nov
159
Apr
13
14
80% Jun
17
31% Apr
7
51% Oct
20
18% Sep
21
21
21% Oct 24
12
29% Feb
17
28% Jan
5
71
Nov
17
84
Jan
16
70% Feb
18
84
40
Feb
9
50
July 29
41 % Feb
10
62% Jun
36% Feb
18
Jun
9
40
NOV
27
47% Aug 27
34
29 Ya NOV
16
42
15% Oct
Jan
30% Oct 25
20
4
Aug 10
*19%
10%
10 %
10%
27%
29
1
28
Co
28%
60
61
61%
303/4
31
1
157
*155
50
51
50
493/8
22%
23
*50'/«
-100
*82
'
22%
51%
48 3/4
49%
49%
50
31
49%
*82
31%
303/4
163/B
2
22 Ya Sep
28
38% Oct
24
67% Jun
Oct
24
46
2% Sep
12
9
Apr
22
4
34% Jan 20
6
99% Jan
11
30% Aug 23
97
Aug 24
51
Jun
33 y8 Jun
9
981% Dec
18
78% Oct
16
86% Mar 23
80
Jan
29
85
81% Dec
15
91% Mar 17
82% Jan
18
89
Sep 29
87% Mar 16
82% Jun
23
4
20
Aug 12
6% Jan
29
Raalte
When
Varlan
31
Corp of America.
$2.28 convertible
Van
12.80
preferred
-31%
12%
0
Inc
issued
36
♦193/4
20%
Associates
V
54%
74,100
23%
23%
24%
27,500
51 Va
50 Va
82
82
50%
49
50%
22,400
313/a
32%
3,000
313/a
*331/2
34%
*34
15%
161/8
16
16-/8
7,500
12%
12%
2,900
30 y8
.300
12%
353/4
*19%
20%
*19%
120%
41%
423/4
343/4
23/4
2%
29%
93
46y4
46%
45%
100
'105
Aug 31
$4.04 preferred
100
*82
84
*82%
$4.20 preferred
100
*86
873/4
*86
87
90% Aug 16
$4.12 preferred
100
*84%
1
8%
105
41
421%
42%
433/4
34,400
33%
341/8
34%
35%
16,100
2%
2%
2%
2%
29%
30
94%
92%
92%
46 3/a
46 3/8
46%
46 3/a
1043/4
*104%
104
*1043/4
106
*82%
84
*821/4
*86
106
120
20
30%
30
84
Aug 10
1053/4
■■
461/a
46%
200
»
__
20
*923/4
94%
8
*29%
42%
33%
23/4
700
343/4
343/4
41%
34%
94%
10
31%
30
933/4
800
50 Va
83 %
48%
121%
100
10
51%
35%
29%
2,700
l
156
51%
30
30%
1,000
31%
31%
156
123/4
293/4
63%
63%
633/4
313/4
157
30 ;>
$5 preferred
106% Aug 24
5,100
35%
41%
com
3,800
50 Ya
163/a
12%
34%,
Virginia Elec A Power Co
10%
293/4
30
2%
6% dividend partlc preferred
10 3/a
29
35%
39%
com__l
200
2,700
10%
12%
33%
Chemical
193/4
29
36
1.25
Carolina
510
27%
22%
34
Vertlentes-CEmaquey Sugar Co_6%
Virginia
37
<
193/4
31
16%
20%
6,600
27%
20
30
*193/4
500
1,700
22%
50%
X34
*35%
3
1
141%
22%
37
yJ
490
37
22%
*82
831/4
1
Vendo Co
141
142
12%
303/4
*35%
47%
30
12%',
♦30
10
10
Co
47%
50%
50%
83%
48%
31%
231/4
50%
50%
*82
5,600
155
52 3%
22%
23 3/8
50%
83%
'
500
27%
*6234.
*
157
'
com.
34%
10 Yd
31 %
♦155
1543/4
34%
27
283/fj
62%
29%
157
154%
34
*19
29
59%
29%
47%
"
r
10%
59%
26,800
28
273/A <27%
'
20
♦291/4
♦155
154%
37
27'%
28%
44%
22 Va
37
10%
5,400
77
44%
141 %
23
*191/4
34
4
21 ya Mar
22 %
20
15%
Nov
Jan
193/4
10%
34
2
108
*19%
16 3/a
27
39% Mar
1
Inc
743/8
273/4
1,400
44%
*75%
77
443/a
*47%
142
♦361/4
34
Sep
Jan
79
27%
15%
15% Sep
Mar 20
37
27%
34
41% Sep
107
22%
36"%
28
Vanadium
36
821/4 Nov 25
22 %■
'36%
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2JW
12
35% May 25
22%
36%
27Va
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co.
20
2
22%
1
0
20
191/2 Jan
142
25
4%% preferred
73%
73%
142
43%
443/a
100
8,400
.
34
"
5
31% Feb
31
141'A
26
27
48
Jan
26% Feb
5
481/4
x713/4
22%
154%
34%
48
2,300
83/4
22%
26
8 3/4
43%
273/4
34% Jan
13% July 28
8
Nov 23
72%
1413/4
*8Va
22%
43%
1543/4
*34
27%
44
36% Apr
11% Jan
71%
-■141%
.2.50
Products
48'/8
100
Corp
Pictures Co
48
16%
No par
1543/4
27
8,800
37
28%
26%
*75%
'
34%
26%
28%
*8%
443/a
V
155
*34
27%
48
50
100
Universal
154%
35
26%
com_No par
No par
Universal Oil
154%
154%
7%
*33%
28
26%
77
433/,
300
213/4
,,
/
44%
44%
37
27%
83/a
20
10,900
22%
7%
7%
14,800
4%
■
*20%
*33%
/
43%
91
158%
4 3/a
21
7%
37
' 273/4
♦75%
77
42%
30e
Tobacco
Match
*75%
.
42%
*34
Issued
Universal
77
9
30% Nov
53
44%
50
preferred
21
5
29
.,43%
43%
42
Jun
2
21
261/4
43%
Shares
90
*156
4 %
21
22%
26%
;■
38
2
4% Dec
21%
100
Utah Power A Light Co
93/4 Jan
26% Sep
21%
26%
26%
Upjohn Co
22% Jan
20
8%
21
25%
21 %
25%
4
Mar
11
*8%
Pharmaceutical
13
31 ya Jan
17
83%
21
the Week
Nov. 4
158
43/8
7%
*8%
preferred
B%
73/4
273/4
8 3/8
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Leaf
*331/2
27%
*75%
com
Stockyards Corp
Whelan Corp
When
7%
7%
37
100
common
6s
22%
27%
5
preferred
noncumulative
Vitamin
13% July 11
4
51% Jan
25% Oct
31
7%
U 8
Co
*19%
*33%
1
Corp
Tobacco
21
27 %
5
Corp common
preferred
8
4%
10
Steel
8
157
'
37
Friday
913/a
89%
159
4%
4%
21
73/4
*158
27
B
Smelting Ref A Min
7% preferred
7%
148
36% Jun
7%
*33%
—1
non-cum
Shoe
22%
1
common
8
6
Co
4%
91%
90
90%
159
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 3
-i
preferred aeries B
Rubber
88%
*158
43/4
*21
.50
common
preferred series A.
preferred
U S Pipe A Foundry Co
U 8 Playing Card Co
U 8 Plywood Corp common
8
89%
159
4%
50
Lines Co common.
3%%
Nov. 2
*158
82 %o
common
A preference
4%%
U
Wednesday
Nov. 1
88%
.100
Industries Inc
8
30
27 % Sep
—4
common
Hoffman Mach
Tuesday
Oct. 31
Par
preferred
4%%
U
Co
Gypsum
5%
Aug 31
64
8
7%
22
40
40% Aug 10
75
Jan 20
69% July 7
154% Aug 10
15
Jan
30 % Sep
8
6
7% Mar
26
13
Aug 23
13% Jan
24
Oct
35
58% May 18
99
Jun 19
U
12
149
Monday
EXCHANGE
PRICES
HIGH
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
87
86%
293/4
5,300
3
5,100
293/4
94
*93
1,200
47
5,800
310
105%
■
79
12% Nov 11
203% Mar
9
7% Oct
3
15% Jan
4
Vulcan
Materials
Co
common
15 Ya Dec
4
4
5%
convertible
preferred——16
87 y2 Jan
2
96% Feb
20
85
Jun
30
94% Apr
8
2
103% Feb
11
95
Jun
15
102% Apr
14
5%* preferred
6%ft preferred
100
96% Jan
21% Mar
9
13% Jun
,
2
>v!
19
Jan
87
14
,89
.
■
14
14%
141/8
*87%
v
97 % *
87%
*841/2'
87
9%
93/8
*14%
15
10
9%
10,100
15%
1,800
881/2
883/4
120
*971/4
983/4
110
89
*87%
—
'
98%
98
84
*86
87
14%
14%
89
*87%
89
98
*821/4
861/2
8%
8%
8%
83/4 V..;.
84
*84%
87
*84%
87
8 3/a
14
88%.
97 V
100
*84%
8 3/4
-
97%
97%
98%
j«.
w
66% Sep
25
76% Mar 11
40
46% Nov
30
23% Nov
1
44% Jan
25
21
21
12
Sep
1
18% Jun
8
55% May 11
41% July 29
45
Jan
14
35 Ya Aug
4
52% July 20
18% May 19
41
Feb
1
69% Sep
12% May 19
18 y« Aug 24
83% Dec 29
94
Dec
17
14% Jan
2
43% Sep
21
33% Mar 30
39
Sep
22
11 Ya Nov
4
8% Dec
16
243/4 Jan
8
20
Oct
48
Jun
46
Apr
62
15% Jan
4
1
15% Jan
15
Sep 27
89% Jan
7
6%
12% July 22
5
Sep 27
10% Jan
52 Ya Sep
18
Ward
14
Warner
Industries
27
8
54% May 4
48% Jan 12
37
1
45% Jan
4
23% July 14
30% Jan
15
14
*521%
37%
57%
57%
57%
57%
23% July
38% Apr
102
Dec
8
61
101
Jan
7
38
8
25
10 Va Oct
8
24
91
July
4% Oct
24
33% Jan 27
Apr 13
May 0
Apr 17
90
9
87
4
Jan
82% Feb
14
1
78% Jan
19
32% Nov
17
35
Deo 31
28% May
16% Apr
29% Jan
8
63%
Dec'li
38% Oct
88% Jan 29
Jun
20
38% Mar 18
May 11
15
4
4
31
21% Oct 25
Oct
25
77% Jan
4
45
Feb 11
102
98% Mar 13
Sep
6
41% Sep 28
93% Apr 28
39% July
22
July 26
64
Mar
7
0
65% Sep 28
37% Dec 24
78
63% Mar 20
37% Mar 14
40% Mar 30
66% Dee 22
36
May 28
7
14
24% Jan
7
28% July 21
51% July 23
Jan
8
17% Jan
23
Sep 22
6
Oct
31
14
July 23
30% Nov
2
98% Oct
102% Mar 11
15
4.10%
7% Oct 25
24% Oct
4
39 % Nov
4
18 Va Oct
9
21
51% Mar 11
31% Mar 10
45% Sep
32% May
1
9
98
July 29
37% Jan
6
Jan
6
25% Oct
27
Jan
13
32% Jan
8
37
67
66
Jun
10
89% Aug 18
103
Apr
62% Jan
6
98
3
Sep
1
34% Jan 23
70
Sep 28
48% JUly
67% Jan
102
8
6
Aug 31
14% Jan
8
27% July 13
62% Jan
8
28% Jan
4
48
Oct
21
43
Feb
19
preferred series B....
preferred series C
3.80%
White Motor Co
White
Sewing Machine common
preference
convertible preferred
16
May 27
23% Jan 11
83% Aug 18
27% Feb 20
Wilson-Jones
0% Jan
2
14% Dec
14
10% May 11
15% Sep
Windsor
25% Oct 31
27
28% Dec
31
63% Jan
2
69% Nov
19
83
Dec
7
79
Nov
18
9% Nov 23
10
31 Ya Feb
9
114% Jan
7
10
21
40% Jan 23
36% Apr
43% Sep
14
25
127% Sep
29
9
36% Mar
6
22% Sep
29
Industries
Stores
Inc
Wisconsin
30% Jan
Public
Service
8
Woodward
Iron
8
75
July 11
Woolworth
84% July 15
42
Sep 29
66
Jan
4
80% Mar 10
Sep
136% Jun
prices;
Ex-dlstrlbutlon.
no
sale
85% Jan
13
24
10% Jan
14
20% Oct
3
Jan
a
28
37% Jan
6
Yale A Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring it Wire Corp
138% Jan
4
Youngstown Sheet A Tube
19
4
on
July 14
89% Feb
this
day.
17
38
25
Aug 26
129% Sep
1
41%
37 Ya
253/4
4%
37%
37%
26%
*26'%
43/a
10%
10%
;• 37%
37%
953/4
943/4
881%
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88%
11%
11%
37%
37% '■
943/4
95
96
7 *861/2
88%
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88%
85
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85
32 3/a
173/4
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96%
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38%
18%
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24%
24%
7
33%
353/4
96%
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361/2
17%
33
*95
17%
•
'
98
29%
29%
V
33
10
7:
-
18
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10
12,400
V
98
29%
8,100
..
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.
20
1
30%
6,700
'
32
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32
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32
•
24%
243/8
24%
393/4
40%
383/4
393/8
22%
21%
2l7/a
213/4
22
22
22%
12,200
48%
x47 y2
483/a
47%
48
47%
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89
*86%
89
86 7/8
48%
86%
50,800
88
f
24%
103
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103
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340
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2,100
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11
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11
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1
20
50
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8%
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100
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25
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40
39%
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40
393/4
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19%
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19%
19%
20
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45%
46
463/4
453/4
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40%
40%
40%
41%
39%
400
19%
19%
19%
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453/4
Youngstown Steel Door.
Zenith
Radio
46
461/4
2,000
413/4
40%
79%
79%
791/3
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80%
27
26
26
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26
40 3/a
393/4
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16,300
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79%
79%
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81
25
400
81
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26
,
„
300
13%
13%
13%
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13%
13%
13%
14
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26%
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26%
26
26 3/a
26
26%
26
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3,300
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125%
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27%
27%
271%
273/4
28%
28
10
23
23
22%
23
23%
23%
10
66
66%
66%
67
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42%
42%
43%
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91
91
91
91
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92
81%
81%
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82%
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82%
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83/a
27%
10
100
.10
10
8
No par
.No par
Corp.
fin receivership or petition has been filed
79%
*25
45 3/4
13%
Worthing ton Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%% series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No pat
Wyandotte Wonted Co
A
19% Sep
24
asked
13
1
Oct
Co
84% Oct 25
1
25% Jun
Oct
Apr
8
39% July 8
49% Jun 24
148
95
78
2,600
41%
15%
1
Corp
(F W) Co
92% Aug 14
12% July 24
413/4
41%
,*102%
new
6% preferred
31% Aug 17
Mar
2
413/4
413/a
■
7
aoe
Inc.
59
94% Feb
42
42
88
10
31
67% Dec
2,000
89
No par
Co
Wisconsin Elso Power Co 00m
29
Jan
52%
51%
*87%
No par
$4.25 preferred
Winn-Dixie
25% Feb
119
51%
51%
45%
11
9
Mar 25
27% Jan
52
33%
513/a
47
1
Wilson it Co Inc common
Mar 31
129
1,200
*51
51%
47
"
Sep
Sep 30
23% Jun 22
34%
47%
Wilcox Oil Co.
88
35% Sep 22
68%
*333/4
46 %
White Stores Ino
29
118
673/4
34
22%
,
Prior
$3
15%
67
34
100
—
3,200
15%
65%
333/4
100
common
5%% preferred
153/4
16%
65
513/a
24
■
2,400
153/4
7
331/a
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.
473/8
64%
29 %
.
150
3,600
643/4
21 %
Wheeling it Lake Erie Ry
J.00
Wheeling 8teel Corp common
...10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The 8 S)
20
46%
4,400
5%
15%
6.25
preferred series B
46%
5%
64
383/a
21%
...
5%
14,600
73/a
10%
84
15
47
*33%
10
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westlnghouse Electric common
*83
53/4
53/4
64
♦95
lOi/a
10%
84
46i/a
17%
100
7%
7%
71/8
46 3/a
31%
8
—
1,100
46 Ya
15
95
Western Maryland Ry Com
No par
4% noncum 2nd preferred.
.40
Western Pacific RR
No par
Western Union Telegraph
3.50
2
Oct
<•*•V
—La—1
Supply Co eom
4.80% preferred
6
8
8
4,400
58
5%
33%
♦82
100
Western Auto
19% Oct
79
Paper common
4%% preferred
Western Air Lines Inc
800
38%
57%
46%
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100'
531/4
38
57%
6%
10%
.100
.
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3 8 3/a
1,800
53/4
37%
..
53
7,600
•
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4
12%
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37%
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25 3/a
121/4
10%
10%
41%
.«•'.■
63%
24%
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84
4%
5-
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7%
103/8
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5
pfd.
West Va Pulp A
7
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71/4
10%
84
33
-1
Kentucky Coal Co
4.20%
4
86
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7
200
63%
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,
62%
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-
*83
15
1
....No par
Co—..No par
-
10
83 Va
46
West Penn Electric Co
3
17
Pharmaceutical
Co
West Penn Power 4%%
20
35% Jan
(H D)
Waukesha Motor Co
Oct
.-41% Jun
5
Washington Oas Light
Washington Water Power
Jun
17
35% Deo 31
Jun
89
86
13
24
Jan
4
17% Oct
29
7
Jan
4
Dec
97
17
29
Nov
Sep 21
13
29% Feb
Apr
60% July
44% Sep
97% Sep
95
112
4
56% Jan
31
7
2
52 y2 Nov
17
14
July 22
100% Aug 12
Nov 24
Warren
7 3/8
10 Ya
6 3/a
10
Warner-Lambert
30
42% Aug 19
98% Aug 30
Inc
Warner Co
37% Jun
30% Oct 26
38
Dec" 29
2
Pictures
81% Aug 23
92% Feb
Mar 31
27% Sep 22
21% Mar
Bros
7%
10 Ya
83
1
.
65
*63
12%
38
38%
58
67
24%
52%
523/4
373/4
Welbilt Corp
23% Jan
z
52%
37
Wayne Knitting Mills—
7% Jan
31
87% Sep
52 Ya
37
1
Oct
Sep 23
78% Dec 29
19% Nov
53
Corp
Feb
79
20% Feb
121/4
12%
*64
65
24%
12%
24%
12%
2.50
15
19
July
24%
.,100
29% Sep 20
45% May 4
38% May 25
30
78
24%
12%
*57%
preferred
51
10 Ya Dec
32 Ya Jan
23%
12%
36 3/a
Co
Ward Baking Co common
7
33
35
24%
12%
-.1
Apr
85% Dec 28
36
64
24
*52%
.
Ino
65% Aug 21
8% Jun 30
28
Tiernan
28 Ya
37% Mar
48% May 4
31% Feb 24
92% Jan
Walworth
1
Nov
64
18
No par
(Hiram) O & W
Nov
9
52% May
2
Wallace A
7
12
103
Walker
100
...No par
10
Walgreen Co
4
83
3% Jan 21
77%
Waldorf System
10
36 % Feb
26
Jan
4%%
preferred
Wagner Electrlo Corp
20
Feb
25% Jan
May
40
RR
12
9
Dec
60% Aug 24
Wabash
26
41% Jun
93
7
Aug 21
11
42
73% Mar
50
Sep
Jun
May 13
for the company's
40
*91
81%
8
8%
•8
41
41%
41%
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125%
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28%
281/a
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67%
443/a
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8
41
45
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8
82%
♦8
24
1,800
1,800
67%
9,700
45%
11,400
92
140
83
1,200
8%
1,100
26%
27%
27
26%
273/a
27
27%
27%
27%
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21
21%
21%
213/a
22
22
22%
23
85
85%
85%
87
86%
88
85%
87%
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20%
20
2oy8
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20 YA
20 Va
20%
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2,000
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Deferred delivery,
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sale,
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5,500
1,600
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Volume
1921
Number 6001
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(1835)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
italic
when
the
letters
bonds
in
the
column
mature.
headed
Figures
after
"Interest
decimal
Period"
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
Low
May
1975-1985
15
96.12 Feb
18
11
Apr
96.12 Feb
18
83.6
Nov
13
85.4
Jan
20
93.24 Nov
10
93.24 Nov
10
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
*102.28
103.4
101.20
101.12
96
7
Jan
Jan
*101.2
101.10
*101.4
101.6
*100.28
101.4
*100.18
100.26
♦100.18
100.26
*100.14
100.22
*100.12
100.20
♦100.2
100.6
*100.4
100.8
♦100.4
100.8
*100.2
15
1974
♦99.28
1966
15
Feb
Jun
15
*99.18
100.6
1980
*95
1990
*92.4
'100.3
958
83
Jun
*92
BONDS
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
91.4
*90.28
91.4
91.2
•90.22
1985
*91.4
90.30
*90.30
91.6
*90.26
91.«
*90.22
90.30
May 15
91.12
*90.22
Feb
15
1964
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99.4
♦98.28
90.30
3s
99
♦98.28
99
♦98.28
99
♦98.26
Aug
15
1966
*97.16
97.22
98.30
3s
♦97.10
97.16
*97.10
97.16
*97.10
97.16
Feb
15
1995
86.8
97.16
3s
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*97.10
*85.26
86.2
*85.12
Sep
15
1961
23As
23/4s
Dec
2%s
Feb
2 Vis
Jun
15
15
1961
15
Dec
15
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91.18
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1964-1969
1964-1969
♦89.18
89.26
15
1965-1970
*89.4
89.12
Mar
15
1966-1971
*88.6
88.14
88.6
_Jun
15
1967-1972
*87.30
Sep
15
1967-1972
*87.30
1967-1972
Dec
15
Jun
15
1959-1082
*98.30
15
1959-1962
*98.15
98.17
100.4
1973
*100.24
101.16
♦100.16
101.8
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97.16
1979
♦96.24
97.16
1988
♦97.8
98
*95
96
15
1971
♦93.16
15
1975
1
1981
♦84
15 1972
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or
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yet been
admitted
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series
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91'/a
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series
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v
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series
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ser
C
1946
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s
bonds
$
1978
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20-year
3%s
46
Jan-July
55
June-Deo
20-year
15-year
15-year
3%s
1969
15-year
4%s
1971
15-year
4'/ss
1973——————_ *——May- Nov
15-ytar
5s
1972
20-year
5s
1978-
89
3%s
1966
3%s
June-Dec
1962
20-year
5Vis
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20-year
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external
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debt
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of
92
98
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80%
86
52
45
96
101%
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92
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85
167
174
91%
90%
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3s
78
85
135
22
85
135
78%
85
145%
149
94
91
95
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series
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2
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series
No.
3—
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3%s
series
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4
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series
No.
5
3%s
series
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8
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see page
—-June-Dec
31.
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96
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98.16
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Trrrrrr
Frlday
Interest
Exchange
Period
j.wm
ref
5%s
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,
96
85
———
Week's Range
or
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Bonds
Bid A Asked
June-Dec
Sold
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—
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96
99
1
95
98%
96
♦95
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96
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1978—Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
96
96 3/4
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48%
57
56
56
82%
83 %
78%
85%
831/4
773%
84%
57
48%
57
92
92
s
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s
f
1942—May-Nov
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ii
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83
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1960
96
97%
n
June-Dec
Feb
99
96
__
June-Deo
8s
97%
96
95
June-Dec
6s
97%
97%
—
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95%
June-Dec
fund
98
97%
June-Deo
fund
97
96
99
June-Deo
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98%
97
II
June-Dec
June-Deo
99%
95
95
*95
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99 Mi
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95
June-Dec
99
96
97%
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June-Dec
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96
June-Dec
i
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Low
No.
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June-Dec
92
1
20
92
2
45
1
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4-
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89%
45
1981
fund
6s
1962
92
45
453/4
91
91%
91%
91%
43%
45
913/4
bonds
91%
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gtd
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—Mar-Sept
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dollar
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4s
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external
3s
bonds
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dollar
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74
74
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97
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77
65
149
66%
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80
5
99
65
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37
—Jan-July
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57
95%
78 3/4
107%
34%
763/4
48
9
57
1
Jan
Jan
1
7s
bonds
Feb-Aug
1978—Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Nov
1953
98%
85%
85
85%
—
80%
80%
*80%
April-Oct
April-Ocf
—
47
30
96'%
209
May-Nov
loan of 1924
1969_„
i
1972
31
97%
85%
97%
1976
1967
2
31
April-Ocf
1974
85
98%
98%
98%
97
50
103
209
88
108 %
*—
81%
84 5%
93
*94%
943/4
92
97
90
90
100
1930—
issue
Conversion
dollar
90
5'/2
1977—June-Deo
1978
6%s
Main
bonds
bonds
conv
46
42
85
May-Noy
April-Ocf
1960
to
(Republic
10-year
3s
1951
sinking fund
1073
(Fed Rep of)—Extl
5%s
v
(Interest reduced to
assented
f
46
42
(State)—
extended
s
.•••'
1961_April-Oct
June-Dec
(Kingdom of)
5%s
Salvador
(Republic of)—
extl
_v
42%
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Jan-July
1970—April-Oct
1972
Denmark
3s
:
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1979
(Dept
AStamped
47%
90%
France—
loan
extl
7s
49
Mar-Sept
bonds
of)
40%
90%
Mar-Sept
1928 Oct
due
37
v
♦45
June-Dec
1961
1953
47%
89
47%
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1970
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44
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1962—
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43'/a
June-Dec
7s
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98
97%
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mtge 2%s
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62
55
4
11
contingent
3%s
64
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income
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&
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13
88
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Edison
Gen
83%
79
1973
1
93%
95%
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;
.
57
1975_Apr«-Oct
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-
73
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&
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63%
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1%
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1993
66
49'/a
-
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&
Denver
78
C
93%
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May-Nov
First
86
51
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series
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trust
70
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mtge & coll trust 5s series A
Denver
'
86
59%
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Western
mtge & coll tr 4%s series B
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1988—4
78i/8
.
78
Essex
76
83%
104%
mortgage due 1993—
&
Pennsylvania
•
751/3
.
<135
-
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62
__
;
&
M
85
75
77%
84%
__
106%
1963
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1
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refund
Collateral
.
9
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extended
&
82%
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-
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1983
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and
Morris
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1
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A Income
85%
u
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48
7:"
52
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1st mtge 2%s
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mortgage 2%s series G 1974
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k
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;
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—April-Oct
1965
1977
debentures
&
59V»
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series
3%s
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
First
28%
78
*
2^Ts-4%s 1994-Jan-July -
1994
29%
•
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subord
Jan. I
No.
Mar-Sept
debentures
debentures
4%s
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-
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;
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Sold
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5%s
Delaware
81%
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Bonds
High
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Mar-Sept
1987
5s
Co 2%s
,
50%
3
39y4
78
1963 —__Jan-July
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1963
Jan-July
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1st
95V4.
26
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1
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&
1984
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mortgage
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52
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mortgage
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and refunding mtge
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1
1983
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i
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1st
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,
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increased series B Jan 1 2044
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debs
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29
General mortgage
Chicago &
R9Vk
oft
Friday's
Bid & Asked
82%
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1978
Jan-July
First
mortgage 3%s 1982—
Feb-Aug
04
so
62
1988—Jan-July
mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2003
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conv
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■
83
51
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A
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4y2s
88
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l
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83
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inc mtge
mortgage
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mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
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91i/8
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p=
95
income
Chicago Great
74
82i/n
May-Nov
debs
14
.88
mortgage inc conv 5s 1997—
mortgage 3%s series B 1985—
A5s
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or
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:
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79
'
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75
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Exchange
High
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83
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1978
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»
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91
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and refunding mortgage 27/8s 1970_Feb-Aup
1st
BONDS
Jan. 1
84
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First
1st
Range Since
•
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No.
100
83
Jan-July
1989
Friday
Bonds
High
*96 Va
and
Second
Friday's
Bid & Asked
1992—Mar-Sept
impt M 3%s series D 1996—May-Now
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-
or
Sale Price
_
Chesapeake
for Week Ended November 4)
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.
29
Coal
5%s
5s
and
5%s
Steel
secured
secured
74
90
Corp
(7th
262%
Community—
series)
1975^.
(11th series) 1978
(13th series)
1980
April-Oct
97%
97%
98%
Jan-July
— Apr-Oct
91%
90
92
96%
96
96%
80%
90
329
32
96%
105%
34
89
100%
377
96
97
V.
f
30
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Interest
BONDS
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Valley
5s
1984
4 Vas
4s
5s
87 Va
s
JSAHudson &
9 A Adjusted
Period
87%
92%
109%
100
4
81
108%
Va
88 %
92 %
RR
99%
94
5s
4V/4S series B Jan 1
mortgage
income
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&
101
94%
100%
Monon
105
55 Va
56%
69
47 Va
8Va
87/a
49
7%
56
87/a
93
99%
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Sold
Jan. 1
Low
69 V4
69
69%
136
68
68
69%
134
66%
73%
60 V4
57
63%
113
56%
65 y«
56 Vi
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debs
inc
6s
—
56 Vi
57%
119
53%
62%
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68
High
737/a
54%
259
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62
97
1
90%
99
60
60
4
60
66
27
48
12
100
105
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„
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April
2007
1
Jan
53%
97
54 Va
—
first
98 Va
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— —
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High
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_Feb-Aug
2045—
1
4Vis coll trust 1976
Mohawk
1
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Friday's
Mar-Sept
debentures Jan
'
10
or
Bid & Asked
Reorganization issues—
Co
1990
1st mortgage 4 Vis series C Jan 1 2005
Gen mtge income 4%s series A Jan 1 2020—
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
120%
88
Pacific
Missouri
gtd 4s 1991
Monogahela Ry 3Vis series B 1966
*96%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
103 Vi 103 Vi
June-Dec
1978
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Manhattan first 5s A 1957—Feb-Aug
income 5s Feb 1957
April-Oct
f
s
63
99%
92 Va
Interest
High
99%
94
9
*97 Vi
92 y4
debentures 1984
f debentures 1982
4%s
5
101% 102
1977
debentures
f
s
debentures
fund
sinking
4%s
96%
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No.
111% 113%
102
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1970
2%s
Corp
1968
Finance
debentures
113%
Mar-Sept
conv
Household
Jan. 1
1st
Corp of America,—
coll tr debs 1972
6s
967/a
Monday, November 7, 1860
.
Friday
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
—
w
debentures
subord
conv
Hotel
Jan-July
1999
first 4%s
Ry
Chemical Corp—
.
(Range for Week Ended November 4)
New York Stock Exchange
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Hooker
.
Week's Range
Friday
Hocking
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1838)
29%
88
90%
•
Montgomery
Ward
Morris
13
Mountain States Tel & Tel
3 Vis
first
Essex
debentures
1980—Jan-July
2000
June-Dec
47/sS debs
Credit
59%
&
101 Vi
3Vis
gtd
417/o
417/a
41 Va
86
—
49%
70
74%
78
17
74
*80
April-Oct
1978
18
43
73%
74
Map-Nov
2%s 1986
100% 101 Va
85%
N
1982
mortgage 3.20s series I
mortgage
1st
mortgage 4%s
series
debs
3.65s
*83
Tel
4y»s
1977
National
83%
77%
69%
'
81%
—_
83 Va
3s
mortgage
72%
Natl
87%
Distillers
96%
43
96
101%
72
98%
101
92%
2
216%
176
92%
214%
203
debentures
4 Vis
—
3 Vis
1st
f
s
3 Vis
Co
debentures
England
3s
252%
Tea
99 Vi
'
56
Bell Telephone 3Vis
1st
Valley
mortgage 4 Vis
Power
3s
84%
New
York
685/a
*78
81%
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—
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—
—«
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83%
90
*93% 100
Jan-July
1.
■
....
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56
637/a
136
63%
71%
95%
95%
96 Vi
68
89%
96%
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3 Vis
income
debentures
1989
Harlem
&
gold
3yas
79
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4s
series
B
N
50
96%
Y Lack
4Vis
N Y
93%
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93
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&
series
New
B
&
4s
series A
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1973
1
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N
River &
B
Series
C 5s
4V2S
interest
fixed
2003
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Y
& Putnam first consol gtd 4s
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Lockheed
4.50s
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Aircraft
3s
3s
Co
—'
57
21
General
45%
53
General
56%
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mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
18
29%
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mortgage
19%
31 '
9
20%
34
59
67
1st
ref
2
56%
30
19
20
20%
20
51
2
46
40
14
22
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59
100
100
100
103'%
102% 103%
30
100% 103%
531
102%
—
—
3
95%
*96%
1980
debentures
D
1963
110%
97
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
97
81
— -*
81
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—
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3 Vis
second
H 2003
ser
Natural
f
8
ser I 2003
1979
1st
mortgage 3 Vis
mortgage 3Vis
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12
63%
63%
1982
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
*68%
——
5 Vis
'
——
104%
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*68
—"
■
■"
3 Via
May
f
s
Stores
McDermott
5s
subord
conv
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1980
Realty Corp 5s
(J Ray)
1972
1977
128%
126
——'
87
'
31
88
6
101% 102
14
87
102
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f
81
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73
debentures
subord
trust
debentures
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J
sinking
1972.
debentures
mortgage
"
—
79
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mortgage
4s
mortgage
(Wise)
1st
3%s
1975
7
91
92
85
104
86%
5
100%
B3
101%
101
99%
84
101%
Jan-July
68
1967
67%
68
•
97%
——
f
s
Minnesota
1976
debentures
Min
&
1967
-\
Kansas
6c
Texas
lien 5s series A
4s
197i___May
1991
1990
1962
40-year 4s series B 1962
Prior
A Cum
lien
4%s
series
adjustment 6s
D
ser
1978
A Jan
5 Vis subord income debs 2033
For
footnotes,
h
see page
1st
94
56%
88%
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106%
Jan-July
April-Oct
87%
87%
89
92 Va
92%
63 %
23
80%
90
24
82
92%
78
813A
11 Vb
84 VA
76%
77%
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Feb-Aug
82 y8
827/a
79
79
1977!
1979
Jan-July
1984
June-Dec
2
80
1
75%
80
95
1
89
97%
90%
90%
5
87%
93 3A
291
106%
155
150
150%
89
118%
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150
150%
115
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169
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95%
80
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154
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3s
1974
2%s
1975
1982
subord
Pacific
Gas
debs
Co
85%.
13
79
86%
77
81V4
75%
80
77
83%
82
82
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88%
June-Dec
\;92%
Jan-July
5Vis
conv
1983
3%s
4%s
conv
Electric
debs
1982—May-Won
Mar-Sept
112
112 Va 114%
127
114 %
113% 114%
82
111%
49
101%
109
89%
96
*
1988—June-Deo
84
g5
103
April-Ocf
104 %
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refunding
refunding
refunding
&
87%
88 %
5
83
89%
June-Deo
88 Vi
88 V2
887/a
10
83%
90 y8
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series L 1974
3s series M 1979
3s
86%
86
86%
33
80 Va
88 y2
85
June-Dec
series N 1977
2%s series P 1981
First & refunding 2%s series Q 1980
First
*96
June-Deo
June-Dec
3s
82%
82%
82%
15
77%
June-Dec
81%
81%
81%
11
77
June-Dec
78'/8
78 Va
78 Va
23
74
80
June-Dec
80
80
4
74
81 »A
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83
75%
84 >A
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82
75
81
First &
&
ref
3 Vis
June-Dec
93
92 %
93%
14
86%
&
ref
mtge 4Vis series DD 1990
June-Dec
99%
99%
99%
9
93%
166
15%
27%
1st
Sr.
ret
5s
June-Dec
103%
103% 104'/a
28
63
70%
93%
85
88
27
71
59
15%
16%
——
94
P
&
refunding 3 Vis series I 1966
refunding 3s series J 1970
refunding 3s series K 1971
1st
55%
18
124%
Co—
1978
1st
23
88%
88%
99%
124 7/8
114%
62
56%
88
85
—
80
58
79
79
95
June-Dec
June-Dec
'■ ■*
—:
80
April-Oct
:
1975
82%
-
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91
38
88%
57
54
79.
59
16%
27
53%
68%
58
74%
102 Va
83
7
74
41%
•
96
'
refunding 3Vis series R 1982
June-Deo
First & refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
First & refunding 2y8s series T 1976
June-Deo
First & refunding mtge 33/8s ser U '85_June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3Vis ser W '84—June-Dec
First & refunding 3Vis ser X 1984
June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3% s ser Y 1987-June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 33/8s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
1st & ret mtge 4Vis series AA 1986
June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 5s series BB 1989
June-Dec
56 <A
__
-
April-Oct
597/a
Jan-July
conv
Chemical
Co
First &
June-Dec
3%s
Paper
First &
89%
59
April-Ocf
—Mar-Sept
1986
Electric
6c
Oxford
95
39%
1984„
mortgage
Glass
91
41%
Gas
conv
88
*68 Va
May
Jan-July
1967
5 Vis
6i
83
102%
101
—
59 Va
June-Dec
Telephone 23As
Owens-Illinois
First
85
89
100
95
■
4
7
—-Feb-Aug
mortgage 37/8s 1988
mortgage
4Vis
1987
80
4
—
86 Va
150%
conv
first
Mathieson
89%
Jan-July
Jan-July
first
1st
83%
13
91%
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mortgage
87
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
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1st
91
90%
89%
'
101 Va
105
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&
89%
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-
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92%
91
87%
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5
99%
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Oklahoma
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90
—
•
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85%
96
89%
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15
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April-Ocf
1987
82
96%
7
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75
89%
105%
81
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88 Vi
20
99 ]A
.
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Mar-Nov
24
94%
10
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957/a
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88
89
Mar-Sepf
&
——
86
83
89
1975
&
—
82
78
29
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1980
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—
1974
1988
4%s
Bell
73
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87%
94%
94%
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98
81
103%
103
2%s
83%
'
103
mortgage
99%
—
89
74
3
79 %
■
87 y4
mortgage
'
April-Ocf
First mortgage 4 Vis inc series A Jan
AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan
Edison
82%
*£4
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—
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90
—
79'A
79%
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4
—_.
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April-Oct
1972
Mfg 2%s
Ohio
82%
«*rW
■;'•
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67
Minn St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
Missouri
(Dec
94%
Jan-July
2%s
mortgage 2%s
mortgage
82%
82%
A 2047
1982
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s
76
85
*96
48
83%
*75
May-Woo
April-Ocf
ser
1979——,;
84
99
52
*85%
June-Dec
debentures
debentures
f
s
1st
2%s
102%
85'/a
20
Quar-Feb
1997
1975
4 Vis
81
—
100% 103
91
.
ar-Sept
2%s
mortgage
81%
10
79%
Co—
First
75
May-Won
mortgage
68%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3.10s
Power
67%
.
May-Won
4s
1984
first
First
f
93 Va
797/a
102%
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2047
77%
82
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—
-Feb-Aup
Mar-Sept
1991
fund
4s
1
Jan
mortgage 3Vis
mortgage 3Vis
88
93 Va
78%
93%
96
1978
1st
147
93 Va
797/a
99
93
1979
First
81%
-
*85
Michigan Central RR 4Vis series C 1979
Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gasi first mtge 3 Vis 1989—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 2"Vis 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
3"Vis
3s
States
First
,
Olin
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 Vis 1988
4%s
debs
prior lien
63%
Merritt-Chapman 6c Scott Corp—
conv
lien
Ry
83%
6c Co—
McKesson 6c Robbins 3Vis debs 1973
4Vis debentures 1980
4Vis
debentures
debentures
Pacific
Northern
103
98 Va
May-Won
91
98
11
98%
83
90
1977
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83
71
74%
3
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88
debentures
97%
117
76%
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10
f
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86
75
mrn-i
s
91%
97
100'/a 101
81
80
5
86
4%s
77%
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1978
debentures
101
■
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8
104%
71
1
82'A
76%
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s
97%
6
82
82 »A
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75
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82
■
98
1976
4%s
77%
77 Va
20
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debentures
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'J,
—
60
60
14
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debentures
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debs
2%s debentures
f debentures
s
f
s
1973
98
n
'
—
104% 104%
"
50%
'
——
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1973_May-Wo»
May-Nov
1974
f
Northrop Corp 5s
subord
"ex wta"
1968
Dept Stores
A
3%s
Gas
debentures
73%
'
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.
1968—Mar-Sepf
Macy (R H) 6c Co 2%« debentures 1972—Map-Nov
5s conv subord debentures 1977
Feb-Aug
Maine Central RR 5 Vis 1978
Feb-Aug
3 Vis
series
f
Called
May
1987
4y8s
70%
"*
60'/a
40%
19%
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92
M
5 Vis
April-Ocf
1983
2%s
59
72 Va
——
May -Nov
Feb-Aug
1987.
Co
1983
3Vis
79
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Mar-Sept
;
1984—
mortgage 47A»
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1980
3Vis
134
70
84 y8
58 Va
9
60
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—
18%
72%
77%
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—
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April-Oc<
8
79
7
73
73
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gold 3s 1980
1st
Trucks Inc
1980
s
85%
—
58'%
•
*55
Jan-July
4Vis
98
'
mtge 3%s
Louisville Gas 8c Elec 2%s
Mack
4Vis
(Minnesota
April-Oct
Aprff-Oct
div
2%s
92%
14
—
40
9%
69 y8
84 Vi
58%
3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
4Vis series J i991__Map-Nov
4Vis series K 1993
Jan-July
84%
9
289
V
'
87
—
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—
3s series F 1981—Jan-July
3s series H 1989
April-Oct
92
■
58
24%
360
12%
71
Jan-July
1978—Feb-Aug
3 Vis series E
77
7
93%
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98
—.♦'
98
98
April-Oct
& refund
and
Northern
105%
100%
—
537
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April-Ocf
—
110% 118
1976_June-Dec
ser
debentures
117%
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
April-Oct
1982
99 %
—
Jan-July
—Mar-Sepf
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sepf
100
100
54%
52
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50%
40%
20
May
mt^e 3%s eer F 2003
1st
45
18
18%
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Louis
6
*53%
May
First & refund mtge 2y8s ser G 2003
St
48
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First 6c refund
First
64%
45%
'•
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1978
debentures
6c
52
'
1976
debentures
3%s
Louisville
—
May
1976
4%s
Gas
(P)
7
40
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April-Ocf
f debs '76_June-Dec
1980
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s
Lorillard
53
49 Vi
—
29
*68
Jan-July
3 Vis
debs
Corp 3.75s
debentures
Star
84%
General
Map-Nov
1962
4s
RR
1994
4s
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Refunding mortgage
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Corp—
subord
conv
Miami
74
--
99
47
47
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2003
conv s
mtge
69
15
V
56 Va
11 Va
12%
1993_April-Ocf
Y
1st
83
63
8
52
27%
28%
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83 y4
52
■
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2003
interest
interest
fixed
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s
5 Vis
—
Jan-July
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Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
Lexington <fe Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
Lionel
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52
66%
69%
65%
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Power
.
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A Series E 4 Vis contingent interest 2003
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—
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83
62%
60
RR—
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64%
96
99%
85%
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70
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&
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87:
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mtge conv inc 4Vis ser A 2022
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Harlem
91
79
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83%
80
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61
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120
60
61
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2043
60%
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,
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2043
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,
.
-
77
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2000
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.
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81
81
56
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A
90
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63
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13
;
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58
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54
52%
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4 Vis
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6
58%
52
52 y4
52
gold 3 Vis 1998
Feb-Aug
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series
1%
58
58 Vi
Jan-July
1997
collateral
Cent
Chicago & St Louis—
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First mortgage 3s series F 1986
v
60%
& Hudson River RR—
mortgage
Shore
4s
3
81%
141
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1%
75%
Vi
214
99
1%
—
83
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65%
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85
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58
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115
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54%
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15
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1974
83 Vi
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81
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105 y4
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112
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1998
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96 y4
—
94
94
27
104
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RR
4s
96
97%
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75 Va
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Mar-Sept
1974
to
85%
847/a
—
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April-Ocf
Collateral trust 6s 1988
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79
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&
Central
Consolidated
118
gen consol mtge bonds—
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Series
extended
82%
5
—
100% 100%
1001J
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Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1988
Jersey
Term
Lehigh
89%
92%
95
95
Map-Nov
1974
Jersey
New
99'A
—.
1961
B
1982
debentures
series
98
86
—
99'A 100%
—
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June-Bee
Lake Shore & Mich South gold 3Vis '97
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Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3 Vis A 1970
April-Ocf
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st & ref 5s stp '64_Feb-Aug
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
Lehigh Valley RR
90
100%
85
Co—
1986
74%
—
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April-Ocf
extended to 1984
Railway Co (N Y)—
91
94
—
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Feb-Aup
Tel
4Vis
Junction RR 4s
''
__
Jan-July
5s
90
89
83%
9
'101 % 102%
May-Wow
1977
Tel &
guaranteed
debentures
3s
1980
conv
Jersey
91
*80
fund
mortgage
105
——
„
*85 Va
May-Wow
.—June-Dec
5s
Lakefront Dock & RR Term Co—
1st
77
104%
84
2
— .-
99
*88%
—Map-Nov
1982-
1986—
N
sinking
99
99
1983_Map-Nov
N
1st
1
89%
90%
1989—.
New
68%
—
96
93
*89
1979
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%s 1983
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
tAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
89 y4
1974—April-Oct
debs
89%
82%
——
75 Vi
92
1978—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1961
Corp
f
s
85
*68%
92
Michigan Ry
unguaranteed
3%s
94
Mar-Sept
4s 1990April-Oct
Kansas City Power 6c Light 2%s 1976
June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3%s ser C 1984_June-Dec
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4Vis debs adj 1963
Jan-July
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky 6c Indiana Terminal 4Vis 1961
Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
subord
99
89%
37/eS
New
Royal Dutch Airlines—
conv
102
83
90 Va
4%s
New
43As
Prods
Steel
Michigan
KLM
"5
*88 Va
mortgage
N Y Central
Kanawha &
99
June-Dec
mortgage
National
93%
84
175%
*86
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Jersey Central Power 6c Light 2%«
Joy Manufacturing 3Vis debs 1975
74%
103%
100%
103 Va
100%
June-Dec
1976
1st
First
Jan-Julv
April-Oct
1982
conv
103 Vi
1970—June-Dec
debs
1970
1st
103
99%
100
Jan-July
1978
2%s
Products
debentures
National
101%
6
Jan-July
4%s
*77
Feb-Aug
1986
ser
National Distillers & Chem 4%s debs
87
94
lOOT/a
98%
99
100'A
Mar-Sept
1980
3s
Breaker
Circuit
Dairy
debentures
3 y8s
238
101 Va
101
__
32
99%
99
Jan-July
1977
3s
•
*81
■
1st
"
76%
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__
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1987
3%s
Interstate Power Co
I-T-E
81
83
St Louis
&
Register 43is s f debs 1985_June-Dec
Gas 5 Vis conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
Cylinder
New
A
series
f debentures
s
'
Pipe Line Co—
f debentures
s
'■
Corp—
sub debs
Chatt
National Cash
Natl
207%
Feb-Aup
Chemical
Tel 4%s conv
&
Interstate Oil
3Vis
&
Nashville
84%
82%
'
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*70 Vi
1979_May-Nou
1981
debentures
subord
conv
Intern!
B
Minerals
International
4%s
Credit
Harvester
International
4%s
series
series
81
76%
82 y8
*81
■
Afar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
J 1981
K 1987
1st mortgage 4 Vis series L 1989
3 Vis
73%
17
,
'
'
1st
1st
16
i
83
*82 Va
consol mtge 3%s ser A
RR
81
82 Vi
83
mortgage 3s
First
78%
78%
series A 1981—Jan-July
series B 1978
June-Dec
1979—May-Nou
Consol mortgage 3%s series B 1979
May-Non
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
May-Nou
1st mortgage 3y4s series G 1980
Feb-Augr
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989.
Mar-Sept
Inland Steel Co 3y4s debs 1972
Mar-Sept
Bell Telephone 23As
Illinois
HI Cent
series
series
CC
EE
1978
1991
31.
LA
,
r
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84%
82
78
82
85
83%
i
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877/a
10
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85
76
84%
85%
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86
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21
79%
78%
86%
100 %
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8
104%
103 % 104%
21
96
100%
100
87
85
101%
106 Va
96%
101%
105%
Volume
192
Number
6001
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1839)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Pacific
Tel
&
Tel
2%s
27/rtS
debentures
debentures
1985__June-Dec
1986
3 Vbs
debentures
1987
debentures
3'as
3 VsS
3%s
debentures
3%s
Pan
April-Ocf
1991
debentures
1988
Western
American
47/8s
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Worid
debentures
debentures
4%s
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series
5s
General
series
4%s series
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Eastern
&
Marquette
5s
80
8
First
&
83
83%
95 y2
95%
967/8
116
98%
98% 100
12
70 y2
1977
70%
71%
70 y2
2%s
1967
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refunding
First
&
refunding 2%s 1974
refunding 23/4S 1981
refunding 2%s 1978
First
&
First
&
mortgage
54%
54%
*57
3'As
83
Fran
1982
First
&
&
refunding
&
First
&
refunding 3%s 1988
refunding mtge 4%s 1986
refunding mtge 5b 1989
4%s
deba
1
91
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General
Pittsb
mortgage
5s
series
B
mortgage
3%s
&
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1st
3y2s
3%
f
s
Called
series
G
1961
3%s
Inc
85
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91%
82
Sunray
87%
84%
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2
73
106% 107
85%
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84
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93%
91%
101
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1975
89%
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debentures
First
and
First
and
First
and
First
v
and
3%s
debs
Electric
&
1981
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refunding mortgage
refunding mortgage
and
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debentures
8s
3s
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1972
debentures
2
90%
2%s
91
98
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81
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B
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McBee
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155
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gold
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1st
9
82
87%
4
75%
80%
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89
6
47
94%
96%
7
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bond
4s
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104
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4%s
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&
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Bcovill
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3s
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mortgage 3s
37/8s s
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f
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3s
125
45/8s
debentures
subordinated
5s
debentures
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Roebuck
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5s
conv
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Pipe
Shamrock
5%s
Shell
subord
B
B
conv
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Sinclair
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5V4s
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conv
&
94
3%s
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4 %s
conv
126
185
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3s
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2%s
debentures
81%
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81
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74
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84
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87
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1976
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91%
74
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1970
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debentures
4s
82
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debentures
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1969
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86%
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85 Va
June-Dec
1976_
debentures
86%
106
85
65
83
98%
151
105
118%
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4%s
subord
conv
Electric
&
1980
debs
112
Mar-Sept
106% 112
Co—
Power
107
16
99%
First
1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund
*76 Va
1st
mtge 2%s ser H 1980—Mar-Sept
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
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90
105%
105
115%
1st
refund
and
ref
&
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AV
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84
88
First
64
4
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92
71%
1st
mtge 2%s ser E
3%s
M
71
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1982
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series
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debs
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— —
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1973-April-Ocf
1995
and ref mtge 3%s ser C
ref 4s ser F 1983
income
*84%
April-Oct
&
subord
6s
68%
66%
■
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i
63%
68%
70
14
68
112%
116%
72%
66 y2
67%
35
66%
77
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71%
76
39
63%
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*76
63%
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RR Co—
'
;
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
April
mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991
April
First mortgage 3V4s series B
1971Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967_Jan-July
General mortgage 3s 1979
May-Nov
86%
1989_Jan-July
*80
lung-Dec
1
1971
86%
3
*91
1968
April-Oct
1989__May-ZVou
1971
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85
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93
79
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1
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93
118 Va
West
Penn
96%
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Penn
Power
76%
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1980—
1966—
76%
6
76%
87%
99%
f
s
100%
—
100% 100%
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*82%
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debs
47
102 %
91
85
82%
—
82%
30
97
102%
98%
18
92%
100
98
102
102
103 y2
13
102%
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85
97%
84
94%
84%
88
Jan-July
debs
1982
5 %s
1O0
106
debentures
conv
debs
2y2s
1985
1987
debentures
84
85%
10
86%
ApriZ-Oct
debs
1971
1986,
April-Oct
121
ApriZ-Oct
86%
June-Dec
98
1965
Western
Jan-July
1979
86%
5
119% 122%
117
107%
122%
86%
26
83%
87
97%
98 y8
453
94%
103%
—
—
90
91%
5s
97% 100
June-Dec
1963
80%
April-Oct
*96%
80%
—
31
9
—
94
76%
106
81%
95%
83
Jan-July
—Feb-Aup
—Jan-July
75%
83
11
95%
75%
83%
75%
75%
15
75%
75 y2
72
77%
73
75%
debentures
convertible
3%s
104%
86%
*91%.
Jan-July
1976-..
gtd
3'As
Wilson
&
Wisconsin
ser
Gen
A
1981
1975
May-ZVou
Wisconsin
Public
59%
94 /8
—
*75%
.
91%
—
—
—
—
,
Service
68
10
12
--
91
—
—
011/
75
.
1
.
»4
90%
54 ,2
55
90 ,4
17
QRi'
--
17
3%s
1976
1971
June-Dec
Jan-July
60%
95 V*
103%
'5/a
93%
5
92 %
94
—
--
82,2
—
—
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8b 4
4
87
88
92
9 Vm
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91%
92 %
91,2
--
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93%
94
—
~
—
—
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—
—
78
—.
98/a
60 /a
98% 103%
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977*
75
-0
30
43
13
,
96/4
59 A
60
95
55
,
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89 /2
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4
90
91 fa
.
.
2%s
/a
85^
59 %
38
—
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93%
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Power
67
7^
JH/ini'i/-
—
62
£0 /2
\
"
__
101% 101%
-
--
77 *
497/a
96
75
9°
95 A
59 A
~
Jan-July
mortgage 4s series A 2004
Jan-July
mtge 4V2s inc series A Jan 1 2029—_—May
Electric
95
59%
59%
95
May
debentures
Wisconsin
—
—
--
Corp 3%s s f debs 1980—_—Feb-Aup
4Vbs s f debs 1978
Jan-July
RR
62 /8
—
Co
Central
—
Jan-July
1969—April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Jan-July
1984
77/4
—
—Jau-July
2361
1982
Pacific RR Co
income
64V
60
38
a
—
—
—
—
/
84
"
included in the year's range
d Ex-interest. e Odd-iot sale no*
Included In the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year s range,
r Casn saw
not included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
R..Hnn
77 of
t Companies reported as being In bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such
companies.
*
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
a
RR
4s
77 A
■
Jau-July
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971—__Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3 %s series C 1970
„Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3%s series D
1967
Jan-July
First
1982
1st
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
mortgage 3%S series C 1979
—
---
—
—
"
--
May-ZVou
1966
I
2361
registered
1st
Corp—
debentures
RR
1974
series
Western
90
100% 101%
May-Nov
1983—P'eb-Aup
Shore
4s
77%
86%
3%s
'
June-Dec
1977
3%s
Electric
96
96 Va
West
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
.
f
—
Gen
Whirlpool
,1979_
debentures
75%
1
99%
3
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
5
85%
'
—
96
106
May
Jan-July
Alabama
2%s
78
76%
'
92
Corp—
43/4s
43/as
Oil
99%
80%
,:
-
1980—-
debentures
Works
conv
93%
Vanadium
—
95 Ve
•
June-Dec
debentures
subord
North
85%
73%
97%
85%
90
„
—
Marchant—
Socony-Vacuum
72
1
Mar-Sept
1961
debentures
trust
Steel
Participating
82%
80
90
—
*89%
May-ZVou
4s
2%s
s
2%s
Feb-Aup
1977
debentures
s
Steel
"101
Mar-Sept
2006
debs
3.20s
Corp
2V4s
June-Deo
.May-Nov
United
April-Oct
-.
1979
subord
2
10
77%
78
85%
73%
99
76%
1985—Jan-July
1976
99
Co—
Gas
&
E
1974
1978
96%
64
1980.
debs
Line
Oil
of
fund
2%s
56
"86
1989
debentures
Co
85%
73%
99
73%
—June-Deo
Gen
1972—
&
97%
May-Nov
2%s
s
debentures
f
s
98%
Mar-Sept
1982
Rubber
91
mtge & coll trust 4%s
98%
121
Jan-July
cons
Acceptance
45/as
53
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Rubber
S
5s
Roebuck
96%
-————
2%s
coll
States
1996-Jan-July
gold 5s
1977
E)
& Sons
debentures
1974
Bears
96 Va
1977
United
Co—
(Jos
Co
92%
96%
4%s
4%s
—
1st gtd 4s
series
debentures
Finance
81%
85%
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4%s 1983
debentures
conv
84
78%
„
ApriZ-Oct
;
2%s
debentures
70
90
June-Dec
Manufacturing 43/4s debs 1982—,
Seaboard
78
2
11
;
4%s
Co
&
57%
*88%
Jan-July
1977_
A Jan
Depot 3'/as
New
RR
sinking
Virginia
bond certificates Nov
Union
V
f
s
mtge
1st
96%
Ry—
certificates
inc
105%
91%
2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4
*85
Mar-Sept
1997
A
series
Duluth
104%
138
102%
Ry Co—
series
debs
*81%
95%
108
80%
Corp
57%
*87%
Mar-Sept
1969
1977_
-----
Louis-Southwestern
Second 4s
8t
1996
Francisco
income
First
St
6s
1st
90%
90%
1982
2%s debs
tr
debentures
Gas
57%
Jan-July
1971
A
series
84 %
80%
ser
3%s
debs
1982-;
Car
Biscuit
3%s
80
,
mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2022
4s series B 1980_:A_;
mtge
A 5s
3s
Adirond'k
mortgage
ASecond
1st
v
&
Jan-July
1986
California
of
Tank
87%
S rC
■;
8t
coll
Pacific
United
•
Baguenay
93%
Corp—
1983
debs.
80%
87
91%
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C
Corp—
conv
4%s
3%s
3%s
Union
160%
101% 102%
Jan-July
debs
3
59
104%
Pacific—
1968
mtge
Union
97%
95%
104 Va
93%
series J
conv
91%
May-Nov
Co of Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
Oil
85
—
3%s
3%s
M
Orleans
u
1st
93%
—
1977—
104
127% 132
*103
Electric
89
94%
Co
debentures
87%
Jan-July
Electric
&
D
mortgage
of New
1st
,
Rochester
refund
and
RR
■
85
—
debentures
4
11
89%
85
April-Oct
gold 5s 2000
Pacific-Missouri
First
Corp—
subord
conv
92
90%
104
132
1970—AprZZ-Oct
Union
93
80
1978
4%s
95%,
87%
May-Nov
3%s series
M
-
U
4V2s
*—
1983
1965
,
4V2S
4
80
92
1990—Apn'Z-Oct
80
Feb-Aup
90
94
RR—
first
Tri-Continental Corp
120
86 Va
Co
90
86%
1985
D
debs
C
Pacific
Products
122%
92 y4
37/8s debs 1975
Electric Power
adjustment bonds—r
Richfield
Orleans
Oil
80
107
86%
Rhine-Westphalia
Debt
3%s
refund
2%
Mfg
(The)
Thompson
84%
41
"102%
98%
100
Louis—
St
2%s series
and
&
84
*90%
Reading Co first & ref 3yas series D 1995_Afay-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs
1985
—Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973——April-Oct
Rheem
of
debentures
3s
New
Union
Jan-July
87
94
100%
100%
*82%
1964
80
90
June-Dec
B
1st
R
Assn
Tidewater
96%
Mar-Sept
debentures
78%
10
*84%
June-Dec
1980
refund M 3%s series
3%s
Oats
102%
52
85
90
June-Deo
1979
and
General
Q
Quaker
notes
Company
Term
94%
1
April-Oct
1977
101%
109
*
1979
notes
impt M 4s series C 2019
Texas
71
96%
3y4s 1983_April-Ocf
First and refunding mortgage
debentures
1975
Inc—
First
93
69
90 Va
*94
June-Dec
95
84%
*91%
Jan-July
impt
Cqrp
94%
88
27
„
94%
92%
82
*99%
May-ZVou
and
Texas
4
80
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
3%s
4%s
90%
76
101
*94%
May-ZVou
First
98%
89
__
141%
84
Jan-July
1972
83'/a
1X2%
85
—Jan-July
1971
1973
notes
RR
&
98%
115% 117 y4
1972—Map-Nov
1966
1981-
and
Texas
1
2037—June-Dec
debentures
debs
214
99% 100%
84
78%
76 %
126%
99% 103
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Refund
Texas
98%
__
94%
*84%
97%
1982
1973
Refund
88
95 y2
*84
refunding mortgage 3y4s 1968_Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan -July
4%s
debs
debentures
conv
senior
Terminal
96%
115 Va
Co—
1963
First
(James)
senior
capital
Texas
__
*100
Mar-Sept
1971—May-Nov
95%
99
70%
99% 100%
Jan-July
1st mtge 6s
debentures
5 % %
103%
115
Gamble
&
Public
123%
94 y4
my
2%s
2%s
__
Jan-July
Map-Nov
2%s
99%
99%
104%
94%
82%
124
103
April-Oct
April-Oct
3%s
3%s
125%
62
95
75%
*
Jan-July
1982
100%
96
99
75%
June-Dec
1983
conv
debentures
103%
*94%
April-Oct
1984
4%s
3%s
(Ohio)
Co
'103
Feb-Aup
98
69%
99%
103'%
107
95 y2
ApriZ-Oct
1983
1973
Co
Corp
1985
1974
Transit Inc
&
5s
8
113 y4115 y2
115%
96/5,-
94%
89
25
56%
95%
100
101 %
102%
371
7
11
Jan-July
1983
(N J)
Oil
Jan-July
..
debs
California
Chemical
2%s
104%
92%
(Indiana)
Oil
Superior
74%
90%
89%
61%
103% 103%
103%
May-Nov
subord
conv
of
Oil
Stauffer
1994
1996
1983
debentures
2%s
5s
2%s debs
Oil
Standard
77%
97%
5s
gold
Tel
debentures
84
2
Bell
Standard Oil
88
first
div
debentures
79%
V
__
60%
*99% 100
Jan-July
April-Oct
Ry first consol gold 5s
mtge coll tr 4%s 1988-
99
3
90%
1964_Map-Nov
1986
3s
84
2%s
Standard
81%
y2
1970
series
Co
83 %
*83 %
!
j
mortgage
Southwestern
84%
81
1963_Feb-Aup
mtge 3y2s 1964
Power
debs
89%
mtge 5%s series II 1983
63
101% 101%
bond
Procter
3s
debentures
Electric
conv
s
91
83%
50
60%
75
2
16
*99 y4 101
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st general 5s series B 1962
Feb-Aug
Plantation Pipe Line 23/4s 1970
Mar-Sept
Potomac
51
45
Jan-July
1st
84%
April-Oct
J
ser
A
Coke
98%
86 %
1996—
Memphis
"Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
series
93
85%
F
77
85
June-Deo
I
ser
5s
91%
97%
series
72%
81
63
128%
97%
2 %s
76
82%
81%
June-Dec
61
86 %
'75—Junc-Dec
A
ser
Co—
Southern
76
85
42
84
109%
May-Nov
3%s
mtge
RR
High
153
May-Nov
—
mortgage
5%s
guaranteed
mortgage
;_Mar-Sept
_
1st
91 %
*69%
79%
79%
*83%
84%
ioi y2
Feb-Aug
4%s
conv
subord
debs
1987—-Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3'/as s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
General
1977
A
Jan-July
60%
80%
91%
81
Map-Nov
Apr-Oct
4%s
Consolidated guaranteed 4y2s
Lines)
101 y2
78
I
•
84%
131%
60
1986
95
*77%
ApriZ-Oct
1984
1
118
E
54 %
86
91%
Mar-Sept
Philip Morris Inc 47/aS sf debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
Consolidated
*58
118
First
4'
subord
conv
Low
3
Jan-July
1973_June-Dec
series
56
"
84%
83 %
June-Dec
1987
Corporation—
1994
conv
2%s
Talcott
Phllco
Term
Pacific
Range Si no*
Jan. 1
No.
137
mortgage
70
:'95
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
First
&
93%
5
83
June-Dec
First
First
137
First
100%
70
•
59
May-ZVou
refunding 3V8S 1983
refunding 3 Vbs 1985
4%s
1981
4%s
&
Jan-July
First
85%
92%
9
June-Dec
&
4%S
Co
1969
4%s
San
94%
100%
77
27
7 0 Va
Jan-July
1971
&
4%s
Gold
Spiegel
2%s
First
First
Gold
88 Va
87%
12
refunding
First
1970
2%s-4V4s
Ry
(Oregon
Southern
ApriZ-Oct
C
Indiana
4 y2s
First
100%
91%
r.
—
Va
88 Vb
78
91%
184
Feb-Aug
General gold 4%s series
Philadelphia Electric Co—
Sold
High
Co—
June-Dec
1974
B
Gas
Pacific
92%
Income 4s 1990
April
37/8s series D 1980—Mar-Sept
series
Natural
Southern
32
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
General
Southern
Southern
84
91%
Ry
Ry
81%
88
Bonds
Co—
debentures
74%
88
97%
*91'A
91%
General mortgage 4'As series E 1984
Jan-July
General mortgage
3Ves series F 1985—Jan-July
Peoria
Friday's
Bid & Asked
First
1981
D
convertible
3y4s
Edison
77
87%
88
June-Dec
1975
1968
B
79
California
81'A
■
96
97 %
Feb-Aup
April-Ocf
1965
A
or
Sale Price
'
1964_June-Dec
1979
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s
Pennsylvania RR—
General
*85%
Southern
78%
7
87%
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
9
80%
87%
Airways—
subord
conv
80%
Interest
Exchange
High
70
7
*81%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
3%s
Low
New York Stock
71 %
May-ZVou
debentures
43/as
Pacific
No.
*75
Mar-Sept
1981
Jan. 1
75%
Mar-Sept
1983
BONDS
Range Sinc«
Sold
High
75 Va
April-Ocf
1978
debentures
75 Vs
Ended November 4)
Friday
Bonds
31
Deferred
delivery
sale
not
.
A
"Dnn^e
colUno*
flaf..
.
32
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1840)
.
.
Monday, November 7, 1960
.
American Stock Exchange
RECORD
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
efollowing extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Oct. 31,
In th
the
on
and
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, Nov. 4.
Friday
Week's
Range
Sale Price
'
Aberdeen
Corp class
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
2%
1
10a
A
Class
A
1%
Wire
Products
x7%
1%
3
1%
300
1%
6%
x7%
Plastics
3%
1,100
Aero
Oorp
Manufacturing—
Supply
Agnew
Rights
10%
4% May
42%
47%
10,300
41%
Oct
6%
8%
7,300
6%
Oct
3%
3%
4
2,800
3% Oct
18
"4%
1,400
147% 147%
10
4
Qreat
"
Aug
72% May
10% Jun
7
5%
Jan
Steel
Co
10
common
100
preferred
A'aska
Airlines
Algemene
Inc.
Kunstzlde
"4%
63%
Artists
Pictures
convertible
American Tobacco—
pfd-100
of America 03.78
Oil
1
Corp
American Beverage Corp.
American Book Co
American
Business
American
Electronic*
3%
10%
900
Jan
5%
5
July
ey< May
7%
10%
9,500
7%
10%
3,800
10%
4%
10,600
11%
77%
150
3%
8,500
48%
14%
14%
9%
4%
4%
Mills Ltd—
American
4%
-
MARC lnc
American
Manufacturing Oo.
80s
JS.80
July
17% Aug
"■
6%
4%
5%
9,900
4%
3,900
6%
11,800
(The)
Buckeye
Jan
81% Mar
4%
8'/a
Jan
Jan
Aug
19%
Sep
19%
Jun
6 %
618
12%
111!
6I98
10%
300
12
Jan
Calgary
Sep
Calif
52
Feb
Oct
Meter
40%
class A_
5%
5 %
5%
5,900
4%
Amerlcan
Seal-Kap Corp of Delpreferred-
10%
10 %
10%
3,600
10%
Oct
16%
Jan
4%
4%
300
4
Jun
4%
Apr
6*
29
Apr
32%
Consol
30 %
30
100
7%
Sep
Jan
Anacon
Lead
Anchor Post
Andrea
class
%
Mines
42,000
A
■:
—1
*
3%
1,300
3%
Oct
8
12%
10%
2%
'.
7%
4
'
200
2%
9,300
.;
"
10%
3%
t
*
~8% 18 %
i.
'•
1%
'
8%
A Ahs
12%
200
8,000
4,000
6%
Oct
ao.
.
■-
Jun
7'%
Jan
3% Aug
16% Oct
13%
11%
12%
i,50b
11%
Nov
14
.>14%
5,300
13%
Aug
2%
3,600
2% May ;;
Xl8%
18%
3,500
18% Mar /
21V* July
55%
300
54 % May
59
48
.
2%
2%
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement
Jun
20
11%
2,300
11
Oct
22 V*
July
6% %
6
600
5
May
;,8%
Jan
Canada
•5
6%
7 %
Co
3,600
4%
Jan
Canadian
Dredge
May
Canadian
Homestead
22%
Jan
55% May
Canadian
Husky
3%
3%
1,200
3%
Sep
7% May
Canadian
7%
8%
2,400'
6% May
1
1%
12
Arco
Electronics
Arkansas
Oil
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10,600
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Oct
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13
Feb
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Jun
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700
50%
Oct
66
Sep
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•
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9% Mar
Oct
Ltd
Oil
6% May
Apr
84
Sun
Pacific
.
2 ]/4
9,400
5%
6%
17%
16%
6 Va
•
9% Mar
Oct
4%
Jun
Jun
7%
Jun
16%
Sep
300
61/2
Oct
7%
Jan
18%
3.400
16%
Oct
18%
Nov
9%
Aug
1
Jan
7
__10c
6%
11,000
_10c
%
%
A
4,403
20
39%
38%
39%
500
9 Va
9%
1,200
InausLries
& Varnish
Aug
Jan
Cooper-Jarrett
lnc
Co.,
_1
6%
3% Mar
2i/a
5 '/2
11 y8
1,300 '
lnc
Paint
Cook
Jan
1,500
6
13%
Continental Materials Corp
Continental
Feb
Apr
Oct
24,100
2%
2 %
12%
13
3%
1%
7%
2
Mar
4
%
32
8 i/a
Aug
Jan
Oct
Jan
39 V* 'Nov
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Ton
Volume
Number
192
6001
.
The
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1641)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
stocks
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Qlass B
non-voting__
$1
&
Reynolds
Courtaulds
Carrier
Creole
143/4
183/a
Jan
14%
143/4
143/4
100
13%
Jan
16%
Feb
191/2
193/4
200
18% Mar
19%
Oct
1.50
Petroleum
Industries
Inc
Gatineau
5%
63/8
500
53/4
Sep
8%
7%
100
7
Jun
9"%
Jun
1%
13/4
1%
5,200
5
29 %
28%
30%
30,100
Crown
Central Petroleum
Crown
Cork
Crown
Drug
Internat'l
(Md)
"A"
~9%
partic
~9%
61
5
f-
13,4 Aug
500
9
-•
3%
8%
Jun
11%
63
200
46%
Jan
63%
Oct
23/4
3
900
23/4
Oct
5%
Jan
10o
5
4%
5%
4%
Nov
8%
Jan>
16% Mar
18%
1,750
Tobacco
1%
•
Corporation
20
•
19
43
2%
,
19,800
20
413/4
% May
140
44 y2
19
13,500
2%
Nov
41
48% Mar
-
69
9Va
9 i/s
9%
500
9
Oct
19%
9%
9%
3,300
9
Oct
1,700
8%
19% May
18% May
A
A
rets
ord
reg
12%
common
1
8%
8%,
9%
Nov
31%
(AC)
Gilchrist Co
D,
Glass-Tite
Jun
29%
Jun
Oct
23%
Jan
6%
Jan
26% Mar
5%
1
1%
1%
2
6,300
9
9
600
-
I
35%
8%
Jan
20%
Jun
24%
Jun
—i
.
'-
''
-
94
1
133%
4c
Inc
5
175
45%
4,300
Oct
17% Aug
10% May
1% Sep
8% May
.
Jun
33/4
Jan
10%
Jan
July
100 %
Apr
85%
Jan
95%
NOV
39
Oct
683/«
97
Sep,
13
113%
29,000
7%
Jun
14%
123%
300
11%
Jan
18
11
—
14%
12%
_•
I—*
95%
43%
44%
Ltd
6,100
12,600
——
»-
Co
5%
143%
•
—
Industries
1,500
13%
1
Mines
32
14%
Corp
Yellowknife
Gilbert
Jan
53/4
12
21,000
~53/8
_•
$4.60 preferred
Giant
123A
I.50C
-2.50
Corporation
Controls
Sep
45/8
33/4 May
18% May
.
—5
Stores
Glannini
Jan
6
1
Sep
Jun
3%
43% Aug
12%
£1
Jun
9%
class
Laboratories
39%
101
Jun
3% July
% Oct
1,000
-25
Indus Enterprises
Plywood Corp
Aug
•
Manufacturing Co
Feb
Jun
2%
1,100
4
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
Mar
2,200
2%
3%
Com
General
Aug
common.l
Curtis
Cutter
class
1%
High
Ltd-
Co
Fireproofing
General Gas Corp
General
5%
1%
1
General
Jan
200
5
General
50c
Co
Development
dep
2%
"II
Electric
American
2%
"wts"
General
Feb-
3
33%
100
1
....
General
Apr
63
2.50
American Oil Co
Low
.100
Alloys Co
Jan
j
•
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
High
common
Mfg Co
Acceptance
General Builders Corp common..
5% convertible preferred
Jan
46%
25c
Co
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
B
■
25% July
63/4 Sep
1
Co
General
Jan
71/2
IVz
Power
preferred
Gellman
General
6%
(Del)_50o
_—'
Crowley Milner & Co
$1.12
14%
dep receipts (ord reg) __8l
Crane
Class
Oct
Low
Shares
Apr
14
for Week
of Prices
G
Ltd—,
American
Cubic
17%
400
Far
Jan
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Frice
American Stock Exchange
High
19%
14%
—•
Beverage Corp
Cuban
Low
16% May
16% May
1
common
preferred class A
Cuban
High
5
Corroon
Cott
Range Since Jan. 1
—•
Inc
Ccro
Low
STOCKS
Shares
Distilling Ltd cl A voting.*
(H)
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Par
Corby
(Range for Week Ended November 4)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
33
11
100
11
Aug
13% Mar
12
9,600
10%
7% May
Oct
May
17% July
Glenmore Distilleries class B
Daltch
Crystal Dairies
50o
Daryl Industries Inc
Day Mines
6%
6%
v'
6%
2.50
common
Inc
1
11%
11%
11%
400
11%
Oct
14%
Globe
5
233%
223%
233%
600
203%
Oct
34% Mar
900
2 Ye
Feb
3%
Feb
4 Ye
Jun
8%
Sep
% May
1%
July
Union
: '
2,300
7%
Aug
.?
123/4
Jan
600
6%
Oct
,v
10 Ye
Aug
6%
Jan
>9%
Apr
Feb
183/4
8%
Sep
Goldfield
e%
7%
2,500
"7%
~7%
4,300
4%
:—1
■
Inc
10c
class A pref
35
System Inc cl A com__20o
Inc..
Co
41/8
4%
500
MU
Gobel
Gold
(Adolf)
Seal
Inc
23%
Products
D
C
Corp
~9
Transit
Dejay
Stores
Dennison
50c
Mfg
class
Productions
Desllu
Gasket
Detroit
&
Inc
Quality
7%
2%
x24% ,25
xlO
5
1/2
7%
"
Jan
Gray
Jun
Great
Amer
Industries
July
Great
Lakes
Chemical
Western
3 %
v
28 %
Jan
143
9%
Nov
143/4
8%
Oct
14%
A
%
"73/4
93/8
93/8
43/4 May
20,400
8% Mar
7%
Oct
9%
1%
Gridoil
-
% May
1,200
4007
Greer
Jan
Jan
11% May
10 % May
Amer
10s
4"% May
10
1
Corp
Chemical
Dixon
10%
:9°
91/2
1
Research—
&
2%
Dome Petroleum Ltd
-
,
10
:
800
8,900
10%
9
Nov
■
203/4
16%
•
131/4
13%
133/8
2,100
12%
Sep
16%
'10%
7.50
~9%
"9%
93/4
2,000
32.50
1
1
321/4
32%
32%
100
8 3/8
81/4
91/8
9
common
:
Ltd
<'
83/e May
28 % Mar
8%
2,200
8
9%
'
11,500
8
•
Exploration Co—
27%
._1
.
87/a
class
B
Feb
1,200
2'%
5,000
2%
Jun
3%
13%
1%
8,100
1%
Apr
2% July
8
Jun
8
Jan
25
Jan
A
«...
-
23
233/a
200
23%
33%
5,600
1
1A
2,100
23
Feb
~
9o
Inc
class A
Western
&
•
com
Industries
Jan
Feb
223%
Jan
27
Oct
3,800
1
53%
Nov
103/4 May
2 % Jun
50c
8%
2,800
%
%
11,900
Nov
Oct
1«
101/8
600
1
10%
10
11%
15,200
1
—
Inc.;
Jan
2%
13%
100
6%
%
3/a
A
Jun
Oct
27
53%
1
411%
39
43%
6,500
36%
1%
5,400
400
7% Sep
18% Mar
2%
,1% May
8%
Industries
Industries
27
53%
—10c
Inc
1
7%
11
—.
.
Oct
Oct
23%
5% Aug
9% Jun
Oct
Jan
11 %
Oct
12%
Aug
59-%
Jan
Oct
Harbor Plywood Corp—
Harmon-Kardon Ino__i
*47%- Jan
•
7
Hall
Jan
2,900
6% July
10%
Sep
25
100
25
10%
10%
1,500
10
491/2
493/s
500
'
25
Lamp
Co
Hartfield
Stores
41% Mar
10
10s
■3,V
3A
.—1
41/8
4%
100
■
common..
27-",.
24
>'■ 283/4
4
2,300
271/2
Potash
3% Mar
,
200
Hazel
;4& Aug
2
26
27%
800
73/8
10,100
III
7%
7%
6%
Jan
Jan
Hebrew
26
Hecla
123/4
Heli-Coll
Mining
Helena
Feb
4%
Eastern
Freightways
Malleable
Inc^
20c
Iron——
preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
Edo Corporation class A
4 %
33%
Sep
,433/4
500
213/4
Oct
44%
167%
153'%
Inc
new
21%
1
1
Corp
23
21%
18%
-1
iA
5
6,200
9
Oct
323/,
Jan
5%
Oct
8%
Jan
~5%
800
61
_5
May
-4% Jun
65
Jan
6%
Jan
1%
5%%
& Co
5
5
5%
11,600
20
213/4
12,200
3%
1,900
3%
Jun
8%
2,300
7% July
8%
Jun
pfd
37%
Oct
10
Jun
Oct
31%
Jun
4%
Apr
9%
Jan
Oct
600
Oct
41%
14,200
33%
36
29
Oct
583/4 July
39
30%
33%
120
100% 101
100
93%
Jan
67
100
Inc
«.-ayne
4%
20
''
*
com
preferred
&
% July
8%
•
Feb
102
77
Sep
Sep
"5%
10c
"53/4
5,700
4% May
7%
Jan.
3%
53/4
lOo
Htgbie Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
169%
Jan
3%
2,100
3%
5 %
Jan
1%
4,700
17,600
22% Mar
15% Oct
20% Aug
21
34%
Sep
16
35%
—25c
Supermarkets
l3/8
12%
12%
1%
4,200
900
13
3
3
3%
22,400
10
convertible preferred
Hiller Aircraft Corp
Hill's
1%
1
63/4
6%
7%
1,000
1
10%
10%
10%
6,700
10
10
25c
com
5%
323/a Aug
Apr
22 Ye
900
3%
Herold Radio & Electronics
23%
22%
-
300
5%
3%
Corp
reb,
Jan
Oct !
Sep
23 %
5%
21%
Co.,
Jan
182
Sep
6 3/4
5
Oct
Apr
300
223/4
•
Share
7%
Nov
34%
\
•
Ltd
Dev
22
223/4
600
4%
4%
04
34
1
$7
'
4%
25
Sep
2,300
•
Inc_50c
Foods
Hercules Gallon Products Inc
Eastern
Jan
6%
25c
Kosher
Rubinstein
Helmerlch
Eastern States Corp common.
Sep
8%
3%
23
~5
10c
National
'Sep
33% July
Oct "
Jan
Nov
1,600
10c
Hazeltine
63/*
6%
Aug
25%
4%
25
Bishop Inc
Corp
Oct
17% May
23 % Apr
53/a
:
3
14%
May
-1% July
-
•
23%
1
Light
700
25
5%
6%
Inc
Hastings Mfg Co
8%
233/a
3%
1
Electric
Hartford
Oct
13/4
8%
25
25c
Corporation
Harnischfeger Cor,p
Jan
53
1
Harn
11%
Oct
1%
2
38%
Nov
:
.
10c
Jan
9%
25
Corporation..
B
13 3%
Jan '
8%
&
10%
;
Jun
Oct
H
H
E
Electrographic
19%
10%
2%
L-.—
Heller (WE)
&
10 % July
Jan
10%
commoni__60o
Havana Lithographing Co
Co
Dynamics Corp of America..
and
Jun
13%
Industries
Gulton
July
33%
IOI/2
__1
Corp
Sulphur &
33
23% May
49%
Test
Bond
12%
ll3/4 July
6,000
..5
Co
Mines
Oct
Feb
27%
26
-.1
Drug
I''
44%
—*
--
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co—
Elder
8%
9
2%
Leases
Jan
—•
Harris Co
Electric
July
400
83%
Feb
9% Mar
Ltd
Co
Drug Fair-Community
Duval
41
Feb
Oct
Oct
•
Draper Corp
Duro
Jun
153/4
103/4
Chemical Co Ltd
Hosiery
223/4
Apr
5
5
Warrants
Jan
600
preferred
Dorsey
(The) Corp
Douglas Oil Company
Durham
6tV
93/8
700
&
$2
Power
4,200
17%
Textile
Duke
Freehold
Gulf States Land <&
12
Dominion
Driver
Sep
—1
Grocery
Jan
11
Tar &
&
16%
32%
33%
14s/8
1?*
Dominion
Drilling
700
300
8%
10%
Hydraulics
§ Guild Films Company
11
Steel
Brewery
6%
17%
353%
—IOC
Inc
Corp
series
17
343%
1
6% Aug
•
Bridge Co Ltd..
Dominion
Dow
1
Co
123/4 May
Nov
Coal ord stock
Dominion
Inc
17 %
4
Company
Stores Products
Gulf
Dorr-Oliver
3,700
Guerdon
10
rets ord reg
dep
1,700
1%
Griesedieck
Distillers Co Ltd—
Diversey
7
1%
.16%
Co
Producers
preferred
6%
1%
Jan-
2,500
7%
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Rapids Varnish
Manufacturing
6%
Feb
200
8%
43/4
—25c
Grand
4,000
8%
43/4
com__10o
Nov
Gorham
Jan
6%
1
Mines
Goodman
Apr
12
18 % May
135
20
9 % xlO
8%
1
Supermkts
2%
700
•
Oct
35%
,
8% Oct
800
•
141% 141%
1
preferred
1st
2%
200
1
Products
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Dilbert's
24%
100
Manufacturing
Industrial
Detroit
21/8
5
A—
stock
debenture
8%
~q
9
►.
3
—10c
Corp cl A
Consolidated
Great
Dayco
Jan
Apr
4% Apr
3% July
32% Oct
7%
"7%
20
Brothers
Davidson
8
13%
50o
Davega Stores Corp
5%
preferred
73/4
7%.
V
;
Inc
1
Aug
12% July
3 / Oct
6% Nov
7%
Jan
173/4
Jan
6%
Jan
12%
Jan
8 % Mar
11% Mar
300
93/4
Sep
11
5%
6%
1,600
5%
Sep
7%
Sep
2%
2 5/a
3,500
2
Oct
3%
Jan
6%
50c
7%
1,700
6%
Oct
93/b
Jun
3%
4
500
3%
Oct
7% July
Sep
Jan
IS
1
Electronic
Assistance
Corp
lOo
26%
24
27%
15,200
Electronic
Communications
1
16 5/8
163/s
19%
2,700
Electronic Research Associates Inc__10c
Electronic
1%
'25
Jun
Oct
Jan
Hilton
Jan
Mar
Hoe
.
,
Hotels
(R)
<&
"warrants"
Co Inc
~5%
I
1
common
Class A
Hoffman
■
2.50
International
Corp
50c
3%
'
Corp
El-Tronlcs
113%
11%
125/fl
3,300
t
Co
50c
131/2
12%
131/2
2,300
,7
America
Specialty
Electronics
—1
91/4
93/8
5,000
5c
-.1%
-1%
1%
13,700
20c
21%
21 %
22%
-4,100
Inc
of
;
Emery Air-Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
pfd
9
153/a
Sep
11%
Oct
26%
Jan
8%
Feb
19% May
1% Feb
93% Oct
■
1 Ye May
21
II '■■■•
1
lOi/s
,34
July
Jan
99
Sep
83/4
16,700
11
Mar
90%
100
Sep
12%
Oct
Erie
Forge
6%
Ero
&
Steel
Corp common
preferred-.:
1st
cum
Espey Mfg &
Esquire Inc
Pipe
T3%
Electronics
_$1
or
37%
4%
48 %
Apr
Sep
Sep
33%
3%
2,200
7%
300
7
Oct
113/a
Jan
7%
200
6%
Oet
12 Ye
Jan
103/4
103/4
ll6/e
600
103/4
Nov
123/4
Oct
12
121/8
i
;
....
25c
Line.^...
150
73/8
.
"7%
.1—1
1
3% May
19,300
41
7
1
10
1
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Eureka
40%
1
Manufacturing Co
3%
-33/8
•31/2
10c
common
$2 convertible preferred
,
.
-133/s
6%
3,100
32
3%
...
50,900
*,A
A
10
10
Exquisite Form Industries Inc..——10c
6%
6ya
6%
14%
Oct
■j'-v. %
17
Mar
Apr
F"b *
Jun
4% May
4,000
Jan
7
Sep
Feb
8% July
Home
Oil
Class
Co
Corp
Factor
fMax>
5%
5%
21%
6%
1
class
Co
&
A
l
Instrument
1
22 3/s *■
149%
22%
3,300
5%
21
1,700
/
144% 155%
•
12
Nov
Oct
HO1/* Feb
28,800
shs
of
beneficial
int
Falcon
Seaboard Drilling Co
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Gils Ltd—
Federated
Felmont
class
1.50
.1
1
General
Corp
^
(M H)
Tiger
Ford
Motor
Ford
Motor
American
Forest
Fox
City
Head
Fresnillo
of
5%
9%
9%
2.50
43/4
1
13%
1
9%
Canada
•
125
5
Oct
300
1A'
31,400
% Mar
12,200
6
5%
5 Yi
43/4
13
9%
111
73/a Aug
19%
V
5
850
126%
Jan
Jun
Jan
7%
Jan
'
8
Hi
11% Mar
Oct
13
.500
4,300
Nov
6%
4%
7,600
13%
1%
8
July
4% Aug
8% Jun
1,100
10
v
Aug
4%
-
<1% TVf«»v
1,200
9%
Oct
4
1,400
16,100
5%
-
283%
212 July
5%
;
153/4 Mar
3
x43/4
10c
-Jan
5,500
Nov
-
dep rets ord
Enterprises
Brewing Co—
Company
£1
(Geo At
Co.
footnotes,
11%
113/4
1
12%
10,500
113/4
10 V*
' '
Jan
18
Jan
181%
Oct
Feb
13%
Jun
Jan
Nov1
16%
11%
10%
4,100
10
Oct
1%
3,400
1
Nov
•2
3%
3%
33/4
2,100
3%
Aug
'5
_10c
7%
7%
73/4
700
73/8
Oct
Jun
14%
1
1
1.25
.
...
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11%
'
5
36.
27
26%
27%
8%
Sep
Mar
;
Jan
Oct
'
'
700
26
Oct
5,600
4%
,4%
4 Ye
543/4
&
A)
Horn
Hardart
&
5%
Howell
(The)
Hubbell
Jan
Jan
2% Aug
4% Oct
543/4
200
483/4
Apr
61
Jun
8%
3,800
7%
Jun
13%
Jan
*
8 *0
8 1*6
4,700
7
Jun
12%
Jan
33%
33%
425
128% 129%
70
r
Co
•
common
Motors
39
37%
600
39
Co
1
30
115
Jun
Jun
32% Jun
94
Apr
30% May
100
...2.50
Mfg Co..
Electric
2%
31%
7.50
Co
preferred
Hoskins
Oct
1% July
23% Mar
~8%
.
(C"o
100
1% Sep
19%
•
•
& Hardart Baking
Horn
8%
8
1,100
8%
8
Oct
39%
137
41
com
Feb
Oct
Oct
99
Oct
38%
Jun
14
5
14%
15 %
300
133/4 Sep
23 %
5
(Harvey) Inc class A
15
15%
200
13%
22
3
3%
8,800
12,300
Mar
Apr
1
Class
Hycon
B
common
Manufacturing
Hydrometais
Sep
Oct
3
4%
A or
Sep
10c
Inc
3%
2.50
Co
22%
213%
233%
32
31%
32
133/a
113%
13 y«
4,600
11% May
10 Ye
918
10%
8,700
39
Jan
13
Apr
10
Mar
5
600
18% Mar
43% May
253/4
34%
Apr
Sep
I
IMC
39%
Feb
Magnetics
33%0
Corp
Chemical
Imperial
Industries—
21%
10%
Jun
Sep
(Canada)
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland__£l
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indust
Electronic
Hardware Corp_50o
353/8
33
35%
6,000
7.*. July
30% July
12%
12 %
12%
300
11V4 Aug
80%
80
4%
43%
4%
25c
.1
3%
3%
3%
800
33/4
Oct
7%
Feb
14%
14%
14%
4,200
14%
Nov
14"%
Nov
9%
9%
9%
300
11
Jan
61
60 %
623/4
9,900
12
11%
12%
2,800
American
Imperial
*1
dep rets ord reg
Oil
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
Inland
Credit
Corp
class
A
Inland Homes Corp
Insurance
Co
International
International
of
North
Breweries
Holdings
International Products
\
America——"
Inc
1
Corp
1
5
33 %c
Investors
—————1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd_100
Iron
Fireman Manufacturing
1
Intex
reg
4,200
l3/8
A
B
Jan
2013% Aug
s
Co Ltd—
(The*
For
5%
Inc
Friendly Frost Inc
Fuller
5%
Inc—
Co
Line
•
■it
1
Firth Sterling Inc:—:
Flying
2%
10c
A
Corp
Filmways Inc
Fishman
liV
}|
2
14
53/4
17%
8,400
18%
5
53/4
18%
25c
Purchaser
Petroleum
Financial
1
—...
..
28%*
273/B
28%-
1
1,800
213/4
1%
303/4 July
V
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common
>i3/4
20%
1%
1
'
<fc
Falrchild Camera
1%
213/4
»
clasr
Ltd
Hygrade Food Products
Fabrex
l3/4
5
50c
Hollinger Consol GoM Mines
Hormel
Equity Corp
25c
Hofmann Industries Inc.
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
Oi!
Ironrite
Company
Royalty
Inc
,
*
--1
Irving Air Chute
Israel-American
-
Oil
Corp
10c
8% May
50
78%
Jan
1,600
%>
4%
Jun
500
27
8% Aug
60% July
9%
Jun
Oct
16%
8 5/b
7%
8%
1,300
7%
63/4
6%
7
3,100
5% July
2
2
2%
2
Sep
72
16%
6%
6%
16%
17V4
1,300
1,300
7
16% " 1
14
,6,
%
3,400
207,500
Sep
Feb
31% Jan
26%
17%
68
14%
May
26
26%
500
86% Aug
6% Jan
July
Jan
9
Jan
2 %
Jan
78
Oct
Jun
213/4 July
6% Aug
10% Aug
15%
Oct
313/8
Feb
A Aug
1%
Jan
133/4
34
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Low
Range Since Jan.1
High
Low
High
1
Clemens
6%
Glass
—l
Jetronic Industries Inc
11%
10%
11%
3,500
9
Feb
16 Va
7%
7%
7%
2,800
IV*
Oct
13%
Jun
.150
Jupiter Oils Ltd
M't
Jan
-10o
Co
113
113
lft
8,700
lft May
Diablo
Mountain
MPO
Murphy
Mills
States
Inc
Industries
Kaiser
4
Corp—
8%
8%
9
67,000
'*
Kaltman
Tel
Electric
&
Drug Company
Kawecki Chemical Co
Co
Kawneer
Nov
27%
20,600
600
50%
46%
51%
7,900
19
25c
.—
5
(Del)
Stores Inc_
(Walter) & Co
18 y4
19%
1,300
13
Apr
23%
300
13
Oct
19%
2.50
17
3,600
13% Aug
18'/a
1% Mar
27%
Oct
27%
7%
Oct
8%
Oct
18%
Feb
May
6%
18
18%
9,000
17
Sep
23 Va
33 Va
200
30
Aug
34%
Sep
14%
Jan
34%
Jun
8%
Jan
4%
4y4
1
5
4*
19,200
v
2.50
1%
8%
9'/a
3,000
10
29%
29%
29%
.100
29
Aug
Oct
;._50c
5%
5 '/a
3,200
5
Oct
8 y4
Jan
Sep
1,800
Aug
Feb
33
1
Jan
15%
15,700
237/a
e
Sep
13%
Jan
7%
5
Muter
3%
29%
16%
1,400
27'/a
77/b
.
Jan
3%
28%
:
1
Jewelry
Kidde
3 V*
3%
pfd„100
—
Jan
May
14
Jan
4
3%
600
14%
14%
12.50
:
Mfg Co
Jan
16%
13
4%%
Katz
Kay
Oct
4%
1,500
1
Tel
&
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
28%
50c
(D) & Company
Gas
Kansas
8y4
Aug
300
3%
2.50
Corporation
Ohio
3%
2%
3%
Videotronics class A
Murray
3y4
2%
1
Muntz TV Inc
K
2vb Aug
Feb
1
com
Company
Mount Vernon
2ft Jun
Products
preferred
High
Low
4
Metal
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
Par
.
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Mt
jeannette
Last
STOCKS
Shares
Monday, November 7, 1960
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
.
.
(Range for Week Ended November 4)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
.
16%
6y4
88
Jan
96
Jun
37
Company
5
'
Oct
26 y«
——
July
July
39%
78
Feb
N
/
9
Kin-Ark
Oil
Company
Petroleum
2
101
%
Hotels
L)
Kobacker
Inc
2 Ve
1%
1%
2,300
iy2
Oct
2%
1,100
2%
Oct
2
2%
7,400
1% July
%
y4
ft
_
.
_
11
10 Va
5
22
21
22
25c
new
2%
2y8
5
Corp
10%
17%
'
17
Nov
19%
3
National
20%
20%
20%
6,900
19% Mar
23%
20%
20 VB
20%
4,600
19%
2 Va
2%
4,300
1%
Apr
3V4
Sep
Equipment
National
Mtg
National
Presto
7%
National
Starch
National Steel
Inc
When
12
12
11 %
lls/4
12Ve
9V2
8%
9V2
,*
lft
1%
lft
National
Apparel
La Consolidada
Shore
Lake
1
Inc—.
1,000
7%
8%
500
Jan
2,200
1
Ltd
Mines
-
-
_.
6%
6
6%
2,700
4%
4%
4%
1,900
4%
161/2
16%
400
15%
15%
15%
700
15%
5%
5%
500
5%
6Vb
1,900
4%
,
15 1/2
10
5
Inc
Oct
National
12%
Oct
32%
Jan
....
——
1
Corp
5%
111/4 ;
4%
1,600
.
Jun
Nestle-Le
5%
Oct
New
6%
Oct
New Haven
31
31 y4
700
12%
12 y4
■"*'"'"75
Salle
5
University
Extension
Corp
Lefcourt Realty
Jan
19
Oct
26%
New
Jun
7%
Oct
Oct
8%
Jan
Idria
New
Jan
5
5%
preferred
Lithium
Oct
7%
13%
600
11,100
22
Min
Park
Process
Electronics
New
.
__
7%
8
5,200
17
100
Bartlett cl A—25c
3%
Louisiana
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Lucky
Friday
4%
1%
11
&
May.
32%
York
&
(The)
Jan
Yprk
Nickel
7y8
1,200
3%
Oct
13%
Jun
Oct
16
24 V2
Jan
Nov
7 Va
Apr
1%
900
11
iy8
400
11
Oct
2%
Oct
15%
Rim
13,400
34%
Jan
15,400
23 y8
Oct
17%
16%
17%
18,200
15%
Sep
18%
North
56%
50%
56%
16,400
56%
2%
2%
3,900
2%
Oct
3%
Jan
21%
5,800
24%
Aug
20%
12
Apr
13%
13%
100
12%
26%
900
36 Va
36%
37
1%
1%
34 %
4,200
'
1%
9,900
%
14,900
ft
Oct
15% July
17% Mar
Oct
34
Jun
39
Jun
Sep
2%
1% July
Jan
%
Sep
1
Jan
19%
19%
9,300
18%
Oct
32
Jan
8%
8%
8%
1,600
8%
Oct
13%
Jan
1%
1%
23,000
1%
Oct
129% 129%
20
126 %
Aug
__
>
20
'*
2% May
Feb
154
Oct
41%
26'
26 % '
600
26
30
30%
900
25% May
43
Jan
21
3.33%
1
13%
100
26%
27%
160
25
Oct
9%
4,600
9
Oct
y4
__1
30
Jan
%
Aug
Cement
class
A_
1
% May
1%
Jam
5
Oct
10%
Jan
4%
1,300
4
Oct
%
ft Oct
2,200
35
33
35
9,600
24%
35
33%
35
3,650
25%
1%
10
Inc
Jan
9,400
12,600
4%
4%
10
B
American Royalties
lg
3/a
'ft
6%
ft
•
~6vb
l
Railway
Sep
5
■
1
Southern
American
30%
10
_
Canadian Oils
Northeast Airlines
Nov
13%
42% July
12% Sep
9-
3% Mar
25%
•
Rosarlo
Ltd
Inc
North
105% Aug
25
&
Class
Sep
30c
9%
Co
Mines
Lit.es
Norfolk
Jan
75%
2
3
Jun
2
6,700
1%
1
6% July
39
Sep
Jan
Sep
39%
Jan
July
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
25%
2.50
Oct
2%
3,800
15,200
50c
Nipissing Mines.
Noma
23%
_
Oct
2
100
3%
__i
Merchandise
Jan
68%
Co
Corp
2V4
21%
—
1
Honduras
Feb
75
Mines—10c
Feb
2%
3
3 %
25o
Auction
York
7%
—10
Lead
Silver
8%
Jan
2%
2%
129%
7%
Jan
25 y8
Exploration—
.
Oct
26%
Co
4% July
25c
Service-..
Lunkenheimer
Lynch
1
Corp
wi
common
Co
Land
Mining Co
New
North
Loral
Chem
&
Zinc—
6%
—
1%
May
Aug
Aug
11%
24
1
1
20
liy2
l
Tel
Watch Co
Jersey
Jan
9% May
36,100
ny8
23
16 y2
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
July
20
&
&
New
2%
2%
11%
7%
Jan
38
-26...,, Mar
1
Tel
New
Jan
Oct
23%
—1
Chain
Kessler &
Lockwood
2V2
!
_1
Co
New Mexico & Arizona
Apr
63I/4
33'%
5
Corp of America Inc
Steel
Locke
2%
11%
Sep
4,300
1
10
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com
8%
35%
1
Inc
Inc
(RG)
Tourneau
34 %
24
16
Jan
5%
——
35 y4
3
Corp
Refineries
Leonard
Le
5
25c
A__
23y8
Nov
9% May
New
Leesona
class
„
3%
30c
;
Clock
New
La
3%
Sep
2ft Jan
15%
1,500
2
England
Jan
Oct
lft Jun
10% May
13y8 Oct
3,100
200/
1
Corp
Mur
Feb
16
3 Vb
Oct
18V2
14V4
10c
Oct
29'A
16%
107/8
13%
Go
41
Oct
Oct
15%
__
Oct
Jan
Nov
13%
•
-
Jan
Jan
3%
;■:.
-.
11%
16
Ltd
6%
121/4
Sep
Jan
11%
8y8
600
14%
__
'
" 700
13y2
50c
Electric Corp
Video
•'••.13%/
'
3,800
1
1
Nelly Don Inc
14%
;
Sep
4%
10%
5
Sessions Co
Industries
Lanston
Larchfield
28%
7%
11
,1
Corp of Delaware
Lamson &
27
7%
7
Sep
9% July
3i/4 July
J
Corp
Industries
Lamson
27%
3
Electronics
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
!
75 nesoa
A
S
Radio
Lafayette
Union
28
9,500
.
Sep
6% Oct;,
18 Va
12,600
1
,
Transit
,
550
24
delivered
National
:
2
Chemical
4ya
-
2%
X341/4
32
.10
National Telefilm Associates
L'Aiglon
1,200
25,600
20%
...
25c
Corp
Machinery
Car
Jan
1
Ltd
&
Apr
6V4
22%
Ltd
Research
Rubber
12%
8V2
><
A
Machines
Rental
Industries
National
Nov
Oct
\.
;
Weld
National
Jan
Jan
71/2
3%
.300
.
5
6%
Stores
<fc
Petroleum
National
23 y4 Mar
2%
Electric
National
Sep
Apr
1
4%
7
•
Sep
1
5
13%
600
1,400
3
.5
Oct
33y3o
Corp Class A—
convertible preferred—
Kropp (The) Forge Co
4
.1
Jan
19
vV
7%
.1
Jan
25'%
20% July
13% Apr
24%
2,300
17
Milling.
&
Jan
ft Jftn
Feb
2 Va
25,100
National Alfalfa Dehydrat
Jan
4V2 Mar
Oct
300
2%
2%
ft July
9,100
__
7.50
Stores
4,600
ii
Jan
3y8
/ ~3%
1
9
3%
.1
3ft Mar
Oct
2%
Kratter (The)
$1.20
ft
1%
1
Rubber Co_
(IB)
(H
Knott
2,000
2%
Inc
Dept Stores
Klion
1
2%
_1
Kleinert
%
20C
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd—
(S)
2Va
1
Co
—
Klein
2
—1.25
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby
1
Colbalt Ltd—
8%
7%
.5
Kilembe Copper
North
Nov
Ltd
25
Northern
North
Ind
Oct
Nova
30
Apr
Nuclear
15
Serv
Pub
Rankin
Nickel
1%
1%
1
37/3
I—1.11-50
Penn RR Co___
3%
64
1%
Oct
1%
7,400
3%
4,300
3%
Oct
10
61%
Jun
79
64
6% May
67%
Feb
84%
85%
130
J an
88%
1
%
%
ft
13,700
%
Oct
1%
Jan
1
5%
5%
6%
-1,800
5%
Nov
13%
Jan
(Del)—10c
3%
3%
3%
13,700
2%
Jun
5%
4%.%
Mines
pfd__100
Lld_
85
Sep
Aug
13%
Industrial
Corp
Corp of Amer A
Aug
o
M
Occidental
MarFadden Publications Inc
Mack
Trucks
Macke
(G
Mackey
Inc
B)
class
Corp
Airlines
1
A
Majestic
Mangel
18
18%
Specialities
1%
1 %
%
12%
Jan
Oct
36%
Jan
27% July
800
16
Oct
2,600
-
1%
%
Oct
14%
1
Oct
7,700
ft
lOo
1%
1%
1%
50c
On
6
4%
6
22 Va
23
800
•
Inc
%
10,200
7
—I—1
.!
Stores
18
8%
2,100
16%
lo
Magellan Petroleum Corp vie
Service
2,200
15 Va
-33 %c
Inc
Mages Sporting Goods
Oil Corporation
Puhlic
9
16
Magna
Maine
8%
1
warrants.
22%
8,600
23%
22%
23%
29%
30%
Jan
21%
Sep
27% July
36% Sep
26% Mar
Carp—
Ohio
Power
4%%
Old
Oils
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
Co
Corp common
preferred
'
Massey-Ferguson
Maule
Mead
8%
29%
9
7
7
1
120
120
Co
Menasco
9,000
8%
Nov
19%
9,500
17%
Apr
x9Va
9,000
8%
Oct
1,900
6"% May
134
Mfg Co
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd—
1
86%
84
5
21%
20%
'
20,900
60
1
Mesabi Iron Co
Metal
W
*
-
&
Thermit
3*
4
'
'*
\
>
Extruders
6%
Inc
10c
Corp—
Mill
Abrasive
Piping
Factors
4
%%
Mining
5
—2,50
common
convertible
Corp
Minnesota
of
Pwr
Light 5%
pfd
5
Feb
16
9%
Feb
Oct
21 %
Jan
600
31%
34%
5,200
•5-
4.80%
preferred
Co
series
11%
4,100
600
157/a
Sep
19i/2
16
500
15%
Oct
20
Elocl.fi"
Manufacturing class A
preferred
series
Montrose
Chemical
Moody Investors Service partic pref
For
footnotes,
see page
36.
•
4%
4%
1,400
4%
Oct
7%
Feb
1
16%
15 %
16%
3,600
15i/4
Nov
22I/4
Aug
46
Jun
1% May
10% Jun
4% July
13 % July
9% July
22
-
100
32
Oct
30%
30
30%
3,100
29'/a
Jan
31% July
1st
27%
27V8
27%
1,700
26V4
Jan
28 Va
24'/4
Jan
27 V* Mar
25
25
25%
4,200
23 '/a
Jan
25% July
25
25
25%
5,700
23%
Jan
26 y4
Aug
22% Mar
24%
Aug
21%
21%
22%
300
20% July
30%
Jan
21%
22
500
20%
Jan
22%
Sep
93
Clay
Products
32%
8
Electric 6%
1st pfd—25
preferred
——25
:5% jst preferred!—-.——25
5% redeemable 1st preferred
25
5%
redeemable 1st pfd series A
25
4.80%
redeemable 1st preferred
25
4.50%
redeemable 1st preferred
25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25
:
Sep
*
16%
Jan
43
Jan
32 %
Gas &
5%%
Jun
Pacific
%
91 y4
250
82
Jan
90
Feb
$4.40
Lighting $4.50 preferred
dividend preferred
•
6%
•
88
87
88
160
79%
Jan
90%
Sep
11%
Oct
20%
Jun
96%
95%
96%
130
85
Jan
98'/2
Aug
Jun
24 Va
Jan
124%
124% 124%
122 Va May
133%
13
♦
70
12%
$4.75... dividend preferred
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
*
19%
Sep
1,500
11% Aug
14%
Sep
$4.36
•
86 %
86V4
86%
40
78'/2
89'/2
Aug
1
2%
2Va
2%
4,100
2 i/b
Oct
4V4
1
10%
9ft
10%
28,800
8
Jun
13%
Aug
5%
61/8
2,700
5%:
Jun
9%
Jan
Jan
100%
Apr
4
12%
5%
5%
5%
400
11%
12%
300
100% 100%
25
Aug
5%
7
July
Jun
33
35
Feb
10%
Jun
95
Feb
24%
24%
100
24%
5%
5,100
5
July
2%
2%
1,000
2%
%
Jan
1
Aug
39
Jan
9%
Jan
4
Jun
33%
Jan
%
ft
3,600
%
30%
36%
20,700
28%
Oct
59%
Jan
18%
.
22%
7,800
18
Oct
39%
3%
3%
1%
Sep
8,700
3
Oct
200
80
Feb
87%
Jan
88
83 y*
10%
Airlines
Northern
Petroleums
Ltd
Warrants
Power
&
Light
100
100
pfd
100
48%
—
_1
—*
1
Bol
1%
i'/8
Amer shares—1 Bol
ft
ft
Paddinglon Corp class
Paee-Hursey Tubes—.
Pall
Corp class A—
Pancoaslal
6
—
Petroleum
5%
A—
;
(C A)
vtc__2
50
90
45i/4
48%
1,700
18 V2
-23I/4
24i/4
1,300
21
28 V2
2,100
24%
1%
22,300
1 Va
%
5,800
27
27
Jan
Aug
Jan
59% Aug
Jan
30%
July
39
Oct
2%
Aug
Jan
Aug
Jan
Jan
88
145%
preferred—
Pacific
Pacific
104
Nov
5%
13 Ve
dividend
Pacific
Oct
'
35%
1
com
1%
900
100
Co
1
Corp
900
"
•
Aug
/Jan
12
100
C
48 V4 Mar
20
—*
4.50%
Jan
900
17%
1
-—;
19%
pfd_100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
75%
55%
_5
Securities
11%
1
B
Feb
20
1
4.40%
Jun
5'/4
11%
22%
Power
7%
Oct
15%
Jan
Pan tepee Oil
Park
Monongahela
Nov
90
5%
1
'
16%
Pacific
Oct
800
1
Precision Industries
3%
'
7
Corp
Mfg
Pacitic
1
Monogram
3,100
Jan
54%
Jan
4%
9%
10c
——
3%
ft
17
Jan
10%
12%
"ctfs"
Inc
4%
Aug
Jun
55%
Sep
27%
600
9%
33
3%
Jan
i/4
May
1%
90
7,300
12 Va
__100
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
Warrants
Sep
2%
•
Aluminum Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
Airlines
19%
50
Mirro
Mohawk
2,500
2 y4
50c
preferred
Canada-
&
21%
Jan
Apr
34%
•
—50c
Co
Corp
Miller Wohl Co
1
Jan
95
1,700
Jan
3,700
10%
9%
87
ft
■
Opelika
1
4%
180
v4
37/a
ft
Oct
8%
87
2%
1
Associates, Inc
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred
Midwest
5
,
36
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Overseas
Jan
25% Mar
Oct
23Vi July
Jan
141%
Aug
3%
11%
Microwave
Mid-West
9%
Jan
8,700
%
—10
Hone
4%
13 %
iinii
common
91
7%
3% July
11%
700
Jan
i
preferred
Micromatic
3%
.
Michigan Chemical Corp_^
Michigan Sugar Co
4%
X
Corp
(
Miami
1
89%
3%
32% Aug
12% Jan
7%
8%
„Zl3
Inc
&
8%
26%
*
Ltd_
Industries
Johnson
8%
28 Vb
— ^
90
1
Oxford
2.50
warrants
11,600
27
90c
Oxford
Martin
24,600
12%
26"
100
preferred
Ltd
Town
40c
3%
12 5/B
27
™
Co
Okall.a
3%
12%
1
-20c
50c
Brass
Feb
1% Sep
11% May
23% Sep
Oct
20
1,900
Sep
iy8
Oct
% May
4%
900
30 Va
2%
Petroleum
Ogden Corp
Ohio
145% 147
10%
11%
60
3,700
'
—
142
8%
Jan
Pen
Class
Co
A
.
Parkersburg-Aetna
Canada
96
Sep
90
Oct
Pato Consolidated Gold
156
Mar
Penn
Metal
Traffic
*»entron
Co
F'ectronlcs
2%
700
6 %
Oct
12%
14%
15
600
12%
Jun
16%
14%
700
11%
Jun
15%
Feb
7%
8%
5,500
7V2
Oct
12%
Jan
X3%
200
3'/« Mar
4%
_
_
.
211
6,500
9
9%
1,600
2% July
6 VB May
.2.50
—
210
1
Dredg Ltd.
Corp
1
6%
7
3%
2
Products
7
7>/b
400
6% July
2%
3'%.
1
1% Mar
ft NOV
13%
7%
Ltd^.
Jan
Peninsular
14%
—2
Corp
Jan
of
6%
2
Company
class
Oct
Aug
14% Aug
53
July
1
B
Palino
10% July
46
Chemical
Parker
90
(CA)
3%
9,100
2%
Nov
,
Jan
Jan
Sep
3Vb
..
Oct
11%
Aug
7%
Feb
6 % May
Volume
192
Number
6001
.
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1843)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock
Par
(The)
Pep Boys
7%
Circle
Corp
Perfect
Photo
Inc
High
60
Oct
68
200
21
Oct
40%
51
33%
Jan
66% July
1%
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
————-——5
35/4
Industries
8,200
VA
17,200
W Feb
35%
1,400
31% Mar
5%
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co___10 pesos
Phillips Screw Co_
—10c
Phoenix Steel
Corp (Del)—
r—4
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
—1
5%
2,000
5
4%
4%
1,000
4%
2,700
35
4%
Aug
Jan
Servomechanisms
Seton
Leather
Sliattuck
Plastic
4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
6%
May
Feb
Oct
Jan
Shoe Co
Siboney-Caribbean
8%
8%
16
Jan
8%
8%
<±uo
va
May
11%
9%
4,100
8%
Oct
16%
99 %
99%
99%
150
89%
Jan
103%
Aug
*
10%
11
600
10
Inc—lOc
7%
600
6
Sep
May
Pneumatic
Scale
Polymers
35
8%
8%
'i
7%
7%
10
_——
Electronics
Polarad
Sep
*
Canada
(The)
18%
50c
Corp
17%
19%
13% Mar
'
9%
Jun
Silvray
Oct
17
23,400
1
Alexander
&
Power Corp
2%
23/a
500
10%
9%
11%
7,300
1
(Del)—2.50
183/4
18%
18%
3,400
A
Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell
23/a
-2.50
class
Inc
of Canada
Pratt & Lambert
59%
Jan
Simca
Oct
36%
Jun
Simmons
46
46
46%
Prophet
(The)
32%
32
4%
4
1
5"%
12'%
Company
Service
2,500
33
A
Ltd
24
11
Jan
Jun
583/b
Jan
3 Va
Feb
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registeredSlick Airways Inc
Feb
Sonotone
1% July
59 Va May
66
27% May
3
35"% July
5% Jan
A Feb
Oil
Co
Coast
Penn
6
4,500
Oct
9%
13
2,400
11%
Oct
20 Va
Jan
18%
100
18%
Oct
20%
Aug
5%
18%
21
15
Apr
33%
Jun
4.88%
2,900
5%
1,100
17%
Oct
19%
Sep
%
Jan
%
Apr
21%
20 %
22%
37,700
Jan
31
Jan
59,500
%
A
5,000
17% July
19% Aug
1
May
% May
293/4
1%
x3%
33/4
700
3%
5%
5 ft
4,400
5%
1%
%
10%
10%
86
87%
47%
48%
21
21%
800
11%
12%
2,600
•
—
M
■
11%
2
l
"5 A
fr
A'
;
1
9%
Jan
175
81%
300
35
2,200
1,000
2A
23%
10
Inc
19
6%
40c
Investment
V
11%
Jun
Jan
88
Sep
Sep
Jan
56 %
17 A
*%
5/8
1
—
24
19%
7%
5,800
2,500
1,100
20%
Sep
29V4
Corp
Reis
Corp
3%
4%
18 A
900
5%
1,800
1,400
4%
6,000
6
Corp
__1
6%
2
2%
%
H
—10
55%
55%
12%
12%
Co
13
12
13
15
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp—;
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
—
:
4%
4%
Nov
233/s
33/4
Oct
2
Grande
Valley
extended
Jan
27%
Oil
Co
6%
Oct
,
Rogers Corp
Rokeach
8
11% Jan
4% Oct
Oct
19
3% Sep
5%
2
5,900
800 *
6,300
'
•
500
Oct
Oct
% May
45%
Feb
9"% July
12
Nov
27
10
Form
19 % Sep
5
Roosevelt
11%
5%
2
58%
Jan
Pipe
Jun
6%
Jun
15%
Jan
7%
24%
7%
300
8%
Aug
253/4
1,500
6% May
17% May
29'%
30%
1,600
28%
Jun
Aug
313A Aug
55%
56%
190
52%
Feb
63
233/4
24
900
303/8
25
1
vfc
Corp__2
Shares
1
Ryan
Consolidated
&
Jan
Jan
93/4
Jan
8
800
73/4
810
11,200
%
A
11,800
»
6% July
% July
77
79
21%
8 A
Co
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
170
5,500
4%
26
common.
73% Jan
18%
Oct
7
5
5
100
3%
Apr
4
3%-
4
9,600
33/4
Oct
8% July
5 % Feb
8%
8%
8%
1,800
8%
Oct
18%
5%
series
2
2%
1,400
2
Oct
43A
Jan
5} if
6%
7,500
5
.
•
6A
1%
1%
1%
900
2%
2%
1,400
2%
2%
300
"2%
2%
2%
2,100
if Oct
1% Oct
2% May
2% Oct
2%
Oct
4 % %
series
17%
16%
17%
5,800
2.50
preferred
6
5%
6
1,900
15% Mar
5% Oct
16 pesos
8
7%
8
300
63/4 May
!_
—
7%
.
--
251/4
1,900
7%
12,000
—
—
9%
Nov
7% Aug
July
17
73/a
Sep
143/4
Jan
54
Sep
17%
Jun
25 %
Nov
7%
Oct
II3/4
Jan
8% July
13%
Jan
10
9%
23%
12
1
Xll%
lc
%
64
10
72% Jan
150
8 Va
Oct
u
64
Sep
26
Feb
11%
Oct
18%
Jan
8,300
%
Sep
2%
673/4
Feb
3,400
59
10
10%
1,000
1
Corp
213/4
22%
800
9% July
21
Feb
July
Jan
17%
Jan
24%
Jun
4
4
1,800
2Va
Feb
63/8
Jun
6 V2
63/4
1,200
6
Oct
12%
Jan
8%
1
3%
6 Va
.1
B
Jan
23
2,100
12
i8¬
601/4
3,400
23%
1
Co
Corp—
Oct
12
Jan
l()c
10%
2,200
%
%
13,000
2%
2,400
2%
Oct
50c
9
9
93/8
300
93/a
Nov
8
Jan
27%
28%
2,300
253/4
Oct
40 %
Jun
65%
66%
325
64 %
Oct
92
Jan
Mines
preferred—
Enterprises
Inc
Inc
.
25c
Instruments
1
of Canada
ordinary
Corporation
28%
•
5
8
83/a
900
7"%
% July
6% May
Aluminum
Brewers
(Hugo)
Products
9%
31
5,500
24
Jan
34
13
13%
2,200
13
Nov
20%
15
15
Sep
Jan
July
Jan
100
143/4
Sep
2%
2%
9,600
2%
Apr
223/4
Sep
40%
40%
200
36 % July
47
Aug
1
20
20
300
193/4
Oct
23%
Jun
31%
32%
3,050
30%
Oct
13%
13%
900
12%
Jan
42
Sep
15% May
33/4
18,300
~2%
10c
*
Corp
Corp
;
Stop & Shop Inc
(S) & Co.
18%
32%
1
*
Electronics
9%
5
(Del)
Co
Corporation
Jan
Jan
Jan
30
1
Corp
Sunair
15
13
5
Inc
Precision
%
47/a
30%
•
Container
(Del)
3%
1
Inc
Sunset Jnternational
.
Oct
Corp..
3%'
17
Mar
3% July
1
•
25o
3%
Oct
4%
Jan
43/4
10c
Petrol
Supercrete Ltd
Superior Tool & Die Co
Superior Window Co class A
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Byntex Corporation T
•
rl:
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"
4%
5%
2,200
4%
Oct
9 Va
July
3%
•3%
33/8
5,200
3%
Feb
43/b Mar
2%
Oct
3%
3
3%
3,800
3
3%
900
2 % May
3% Aug
2%
23/4
800
2%
Oct
4
July
5
43/4
5%
2,000
4%
Oct
83/a
Jun
26
23%
Oct
42%
Apr
1
"2%
10c
B
6% Mar
Jan
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
Jan
Technicolor
4
Jan
Tel-A-Sign
43/8
Jan
Teletro
19
Jan
Jan
Texas
14% July
Oil
22
19%
22
18 %
Jan
17%
1,800
Feb
22
18%
18%
19%
700
16%
Feb
233/4
18%
18%
19%
2,400
15"%
Jan
233/4
Apr
63/4
32 Va
63/4
100
6%
Jun
7%
Jan
303/a
7
32%
53/a
53/b
5%
8,000
1,100
1
8%
8%
87/a
12,800
3%
3,700
•
20c
13
8,000
11
10%
1
2
Jan
53/0
Nov
6"%
Jun
2
Feb
11%
Sep
4 Va
Aug
213/a Aug
Jan
14% Aug
11%
2,500
8%
2
2%
4,600
2
Mar
4%
7%
7%
2,800
6% May
10%
2%
2%
2%
3,100
2% Mar
pfd__
1%
1%
2,200
25
91
91
•
1%
Apr
Sep
4 Va Mar
2% July
93 %
Aug
1A May
1%
Jan
Oct
18 3/4
Jun
1&
1%
1A
11,200
50c
11%
10 %
11%
1,400
8%
5
Inc
Jan
Jan
89
10c
Electronics
10%
Oct
73/a
1
Light $4.56
Texstar Corp
Apr
38% July
10% Jan
50c
Inc
Corporation
&
113/4
25
10c
Corp
Industries
3%
12 Va
1
Corp
3%
_10c
Inc
Power
.
.5
Corp
Inc
Industries
Texam
16
23
5
3%
Mar
12,800
5
preferred
3%
10
26
10
common
cumulative
2
'.
:>
T
Inc class A common
4%
Textron
20
600
23%
—
_1
Stroock
Jan
Co—
,
2,300
Feb
11% May
4% Jun
Jan
"
2 %
•
24%
10%
59%
43/8
-
2%
(JB)
Stone
82% Aug
41% Aug
5 % May
50c
Inc
—
%
Stetson
Jan
100
—1
Ltd
Corp
—
Apr
2%
Television
Lawrence
Sep
1
Teleprompter
Bt.
1
30
Tenney Engineering Inc..
Terry Industries Inc
Salem-Brosius
600
Jan
5 \f
1
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd
San Diego Gas & Electric
56%
10c
Stinnes
Sep
A July
511
50c
1
1,300
t
9%
73/8
(A) & Co
2%
19%
—_
21
Jan
Ltd
Stein
28 Va
21
Petroleum
Haynes
227/b Aug
23
Aug
57%
10
Uranium
Statham
Class
Ryerson
20 % Mar
Sep
July
(The) Corp commfin.
Parts
Oct
Sep
*_•'
May
20%
133/4
—.
10%
♦
Inc
Aviation
Steel
1% Aug
7% Jun
13
Nov
_____
48
100
7%
13V4
Corp
class
Jan
3,200
3%
Inc..
7
__
preierred
Products
Tube
7%
3
(Ky)
26
15%
133/8
Company—,
100
213/a
x21
Apr
'■
Fifth, Avenue
58
100
51
21%
X21
2
Metal^'Coli
Oil
Talon
Russeks
Jan
'
Forgings
Statecourt
Jan
4,200
Roxbury Carpet Company——___1
25% Aug
193/4 Mar
51
26
1
Dredging Corp
Steel
6%
400
Aug
257/8
Jan
53
25
i
convertible
Oct
8%
2
30 Ve
22%
25
Corp
5Gc convertible
Mar
Sep
Jun
2,400
Inc..———-—30c
-
22 Va May
25
Line
14
Oct
3%
Ine.—1.50
Russell (The F C)
Jun
Jun
4
25
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co
Shoe
Starvetb
Jan
3%
15%
£1
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—
5%
4%
8%' Oct
Sep
to
Industries
Raceway
1,900
5,700
Materials Co Xnc
Standard
Jan
4%
3%
100
53/a
5,900
—12.50
Standard-Thomson
5 % Oct
21%
6,800
13%
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Rooseveltf Field
Jan
5%
Petroleum
Standard
5,900
3%
Amer dep rets ord regis.
Jan
9%
California
Standard
Aug
4%
8
A
A
4%
25
Standard
Sons Inc
&
changed
Apr
43/4
preferred
Standard
Jan
5%
15%
a——-—*
(I)
Name
Exquisite
39
35 Va
113%
8%
cumulative
Standard
-29% Aug
....
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pfd F
Oct
35% July
23
Stylon
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
263%
5
preferred
"$1.60
36% July
Oct
22
July
18% Nov
Inc—20c
1965
3
Products
1,000
2,670
10
8%
cumulative
Spencer
Co—
Gas
to
Technical
Jan
29
44
53/a
4.08%
Jan
14%
~8
4
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2
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36
27%
39
Jan
4%
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4,400
13
& Co
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13,800
56
1
1
1
•
1
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1
5%
2%
5c
Investment
A Jan
41
1
cumulative
Stanroclc
Soundcraft
8
7%
preferred
cumulative preferred
Stanley
Reinsurance
Jan
Oct
39
Jan
11%
...
19%
19
--
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4
original
Standard
....
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Jan
Oct
42
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Realty Equities Corp of N Y
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39
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1
8
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Co
Sep
Southern California Edison—
Southern
Quebec Lithium Corp
Estate
Jan
Jun
Southland
Real
46 %
5,600
1
Corp
Southern
Rayette
Nov
A
Southern
Packing
32
173/4
Manufacturing
South
Q
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175
Jan
Sep
Venezuelan
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Oct
34
Jan
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•
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5%
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3
Pyle-National Co
Investment
94 %
Sep
44
'
8,000
87 %
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Puget Sound Pulp & Timber—;
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121 V2
July
17%
Southern
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Rapid-American
Mar
89
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100
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:,
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21
1
R
313/4
90
20
Publishing—
preferred
3%
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Oct
1,900
94
32
25c
5,000
213/4
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1
1
20
4
4 % %
24%
Sep
10"% Mar
17 3A
1
Shares
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Public
2,300
Sep
94
10c
15 Va
__
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Ltd—
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:
Mfg Co Inc common
convertible preferred-:
$1.25
25%
6%
10c
Co
Nov
2% May
400
115
1%
115
—•
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Progress
600
2
Petroleum
9%
•
,
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Inc
Mines
"63/4
3
Lighting Inc
conv
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Preston
40
2
American
South
Prentice-Hall
Jun
Jan
'
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Prairie
16
108% 113
•
B
Simpson's
Products
Polycast
Jan
Oct
24%
24%
110%
Silver Creek Precision Corp
Silver-Miller Mines
Ltd
$3
Poloron
24%
7%
~6%
6%
12.50
of America new common
Class
&
Oct
4,400
Feb
50
Power
common
High
9%
8%
35
5
100
of
Low
4,700
7%
8%
10%
Aug
8%
Shawlnigan Water &
Sherwin-Williams Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%
•
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6%
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10
20c
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Denn
Sep
9%
& Lake Erie
Railways Co
Pittsburgh
Low
1
Inc
47%
1
Inc
'
Shares
Par
Servo Corp of America
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
>"1
Pittsburgh
for Week
of Prices
1% Mar
IV4
Pierce
Feb
400
1
Minerals
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Sale Price
Exchange
High
13
Nov
23%
43%
&
7%
61%
50 %
Oils
300
Sales
Last
American Stock
22%
—2.50
20c
Peruvian
Low
7%
STOCKS
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Range Since Jan. 1
60 V*
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Perfect
Shares
7%
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
(Range for Week Ended November 4)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
35
16
15%
16%
2,200
15%
10c
2
2%
6,300
Nov
preferred
20
18%
Oct
4.40%
series preferred
20
16%
Jan
18 3/4
Sep
5.60%
series
20
20%
Jan
23% July
preferred—.
Thew
Shovel
Co
Thompson-Starrett
Co
Inc
com__
70c
convertible preferred
Thorncliffe Park Ltd
Sapphire
Petroleums
Sarcee
Petroleums
Savoy
Industries
Ltd
1
Ltd
(Del)
Scurry-Rainbow
A
32,000
%
%
2,700
25c
9%
9%
1,100
7%
7
8%
4,600
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Co
9%
25c
Saxon Paper Corp.
Sayre & Fisher
%
A
50c
4
4
4%
500
..3.50
% Aug
% July
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
Oct
12%
Jan
6%
Jan
8%
Oct
6% Mar
8
5
4%
5
6,700
43/4 July
8%
Jan
Milling Corp
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
1
5%
4%
5%
2,600
4%
Jun
73/8
Oct
1
3%
3%
3%
1,700
3%
Nov
8%
Jan
Seaboard
1
1%
Oct
9 %
Jan
Seaboard
New
Oil
Co
Ltd
Allied
Western
Airlines
3
Seaporcel Metals Inc
10c
Securities Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
an
Bros
Roofing
1
1
Inc
18%
Amer
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Amer
deposit r«t,s def registered
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footnotes,
—
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July
5% Aug
20%
Jan
3%
Jan
14%
Jan
143/4
11%
Jan
400
20%
Jun
27%
Jan
1,100
23 %
Jun
31%
Jan
18%
7,000
13%
Oct
22
Jan
22
Toledo Edison
4%%
11
preferred
100
30%
1,400
100
84%
83%
84%
175
2%
2%
2%
2,700
2 % May
3%
Jan
4%
4%
2,800
3%
8%
Jan
4,700
'2%
Nov
5%
Oct
1/64
1/4
Tonopah Mining of Nevada.
1
Nov
Nov
Tower
1
2%
2 %4
2%
2%
2%
3%
3 %
3
18%
18%
2% Mar
4%
Jan
400
2%
Oct
5%
Feb
3,000
3%
Oct
4% Mar
Cuba Oil Co
class A
class
A
50c
17,100
16'A
Apr
28% July
17%
19%
33,330
143/e
Apr
23
Tri-Continental warrants
11
11%
1,100
10%
Oct
True
Temper Corp
10
%
12%
%
%
22,800
11%
12%
1,300
9%
93/8
9%
300
16%
153/4
17
22%
19 3/4
18%
11%
Aug
14% July
12% Mar
6 %
20
60,200
"^ans
May
6%
20%
%
Acceptance Corp
6 %
5s
1
36.
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1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com.lOc
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
*
1
2,500
8 3/4
20
Shipyards Corp
5%
1,100
7
Nov
1% July
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
2%
if
400
243/4
6
21%
x24%
1/64
3
1
•
6
1
3
Inc
Servick Corp class B__
For
Tilo
Inc
A
common
Rights
Seem
25c
Thriftmarkets
10
Jan
4
Thorofare Markets Inc..
2
9%
zlO
20%
22%
193/4
193/4
20%
5% July
Oct
193/4
Jan
78
Sep
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Feb
8%
6 3/4
Feb
27%
Jan
86
Sep
A
133/4 Aug
Jan
177/a
2,500
8% Aug
153/4 Nov
29
Jan
9,000
20%
Oct
27%
Jan
2,000
19%
Apr
22
Jan
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1844)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
(Range for Week Ended November 4)
Low
High
Union
Gas
Co
Investment
Union
Stock
Asbestos
United
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc—
Products
Elastic
3%
13,200
3%
%
40 y2
400
41
Milk
N
United
4%
*
1%
Pacific Aluminum
Products—
4%
Jan
Oct
8ya
Jan
Oct
5
7%
Jan
Feb
8ya
10
167%
Jun
9%
2,100
8%
Oct
S
U
S
Air Conditioning Corp
Ceramic Tile Co
3%
U
S
Foil Co
U
S
class
50c
3%
3%
1,500
3%
Oct
1
Rubber Reclaiming Co
Universal
American
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
Oil
32
1st
Jan
AGuantanamo
6V4
Nov
11 %
46%
Jan
9%
9%
3%
4%
4,000
33%
x32 %
33%
Universal
Universal
Marion
8
3%
7%
8 V4
2,900
14%
15%
32,600
17.78
24%
24
24%
225
•
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14%
14%
14%
2,300
Corp
:
Utah-Idaho Sugar
7%
8
12 %
22
Jan
6%
Aug
41 %
1973—
11% Mar
1978
series
1993
A
series
4s
B
Sep
5'/2s
&
Feb
18
National
1961
Mar-Sept
5s
liq tfcctfs—
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12%
&
6%
500
May
7%
Jan
5%
5%
2,200
4%
Feb
6%
Sep
6%
5%
6%
8,300
5%
Oct
7
Oct
9
1
Rubber
Norman Industries
warrants
Venture Capital Corp of America
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
Viewlex
Vinco
Inc
9%
sya Mar
2,100
Iron Coal
Food
17% Aug
19% July
Jan
12%
Jun
6%
Feb
1,100
4% May
11% July
Products
200
9% May
11%
11%
14%
6,500
8%
8
8%
6,400
5%
5%
6
6,200
16
*
14 %
..
16
12
25c
Vogt Manufacturing
9% Mar
14.400
13%
2
Co
Coke
&
11%
14%
1
.
6
Oct
.1
25c
A_
Corporation
Virginia
Vita
class
1
99%
4s
:
:
1963
70
18
66%
114
wl
104
81
85
99% 100
30
90%
93%
38
70
70%
34
67%
98%
98%
17
96
April-Ocf
1976—Jan-July
Corp—
debentures
subord
100
93
Television Inc—
1953
extended
to
127
90
113
,
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1974
due
98'/a
,
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1984
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157
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—
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Jan-July
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—
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101%
Jun
6
5%
1
'
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49%
32
99%
12
68
England Power 3 Vis 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Vandernilt Tire
39
23%
.
113
$8
119
New
Valspar Corp_
12
,
—
110
Jan-July
Jan-July
debs
RR
convertible
6%s
—
$72%
113
Afay-Nov
1972
National Theatres &
5V2s
92
14
40 Va
23%
$98
,r-'
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1970-,
4s
America—
National Research
9% July
6% May
6s
subord
Bellas
75%
82%
23
90
90
63%
23%
May
1963
Western RR
of
Valley
82%
Corp—
Inc
conv
Midland
5
40
May-Nov
:
1993—
Mtge Bank 5s
debentures
Corp
91%
121
119
75
89%
—
50
84%
19
88
$64
Jan-JuZg
44
—
'
High
138
93
RR—
Italian Power Realization Trust 6Vu%
Jun
24%
Oct
A
Lithium
88
...
Feb-Aug
Development 6s 1975
Hydrometals
Jan
19%
Apr
July
13%
2,500
8
11%
Oct
30% May
7% Aug
3,000
7%
14%
Insurance
Builders
subord
88
June-Dec
;
2
90'/a
$120
_Quar-Feb
1970__
Low
No.
50
89%
89%
June-Dec
Jan. 1
Sold
100
$48
June-Dec
Range Since
Bonds
High
Division—'
J
4s
1994
Jan
Sep
May
~4%
10
N
mortgage
General
27%
400
25c
Inc^
Western
of
mortgage
A 1st
General
600
Corp cl A com_10c
Container
Controls
30%
5%
Friday's
100
1974J.___Jwne-Dec
1998—
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debs
6s
Finland Residential
Apr
25,519
6%
6%
31%
1
25c
Corp
Universal
6%
1
B
&
Lackawanna
Jan
19
1
series
^un
181%
Aug
2%s
Delaware Lack
6s
U
Edison
6s
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Jan
3%
8%
174% 174%
Steel
Chemoil Industries
Apr
5
400
debs
Steel
Boston
Jan
55
Oct
9%
Canal
A- May
1%
4% July
1% Oct
4,300
5»/4
40»/4
4,200
lVa
subord
conv
13Jan
28%
% July
3.500
5%s
Bethlehem
-
5%
United
&
300
3%
1%
4%
Investing-
&
"warrants"
United
J RR
4%
Jan
17
Nov
%
40%
Corp
Improvement
Industrial
26%
%
4
United
100
400
3%
3%
Corp
28y4May
9% May
10%
27 ya
4ya
4%
Aircraft
United
United
Inc
& Pump 4s inc debs
Appalachian Elec Power 3 Vis 1970
Apr
10%
Omaha
of
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
High
Oct
26%
Co
Yards
United
United
5,400
Canada
of
Union
14%
12%
18y«
Period
Low
AAmer
16%
Last
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
u
17%
Week's Range
Friday
PONDS
Shares
Alsco
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Monday, November 7, 1960
.
.
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
-
.
12
12
5%
16%
Power
1st mortgage 3 Vis
mortgage 3s 1971
1st
Pennsylvania
3y4s
Water
&
Service
&
Co
1964
;
Electric
Gas
94
April-Ocf
ApriZ-Oct
3y4s
1970——
Public
1968
Power
6s
94
94
"
'
13
•
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'•
'
87%
96
;
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•
95%
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86
4
132
89
64
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94
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80
129
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90
117%
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64
129
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^
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95%
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May-ZVoo
81
——
$90
Jan-July
1998_Jan-July
Rapid American Co 7s' debs 1967
5%s conv subord debs 1964
,'
:
June-Dec
124
■;
98
124%
169
Oct
12% Aug
•„
Ohio
Safe
Harbor
Water
Power
Corp
$83
1981—May-Wow
3s
—
'
Inc
—10c
9%
9%
9%
3,100
8%
14
Oct
Jan
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
conv
Southern
Vornado
3s
California
Edison
debs '62—Jan-July
'
-
—i—'
4
1965
95%
Mar-Sepf
3yas
series
A
1973
Jan-July
$87%
series
B
1973
Feb-Aug
85%
$83
857/a
83%
$853/s
__
2%s
Waco
Aircraft
Co
_•
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7% preferred
Waitt & Bond Inc
Webb &
$6
Instrument Co
Knapp Inc common
preference
Products
Utilities
23%
26
2
10,400
lJ/4
44,800
87%
120
IV*
86%
1%
1
July
Feb
f
Jan
Oct
4%
4%
1,300
3%
Apr
5% Aug
1%
1%
1%
200
1%
Oct
3%
Jan
% Oct
Hi
Jan
Feb
1%
Inc
1
%
'■
—
2,200 •' :r-
50c
17 y4
Oct
23%
79
Jan
88% Aug
'
4.40%
pfd
100
Western Nuclear Inc
V
.
4%
3%
—
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L
•
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3%
3%
3%
2,200
la
A
A
A
Jan
5%
Aug
4
Tablet & Stationery
3
Sep
3%
%
30%
100
29 y4
Oct
4%s
series
1983
Southwestern
Gas
Gas
Gas
&
3y4s
1970
(Calif)
3s 1971
3y4s 1970
Electric
$99
102
100
101
.
.
June-Bee
Webb
June-Dec
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Jan-July
103%
103
91 %
893/4
105
96%
18
104
97%
•
91
98
973/4
•
s;
89%
84%
;1 91%
90
1
88%
Feb-Aug
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3 Vis 1964
&
5
102
Jan-July
Wasatch
mil
95%
95%
91
92
78
81
'
$102
April-Ocf
84%
84%
—-
84 V*
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
Feb-Aug
;
1985
Counties
95%
.
—
Jan-Aug
1982
K
L
$73%
$90%
Feb-Aug
1982
J
California
Southern
23
300
21%
Nov
37 V2
29
225
26% Mar
30
May
44
44
41
50
107
86
88%
99
6
3
83%
88%
893/4
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90%
,
99
10
91%
98
100
'
1974.
$90%
66
98
63
90%
72
15
11
98
63
•
66
16%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Jun
Jan
ABaden
A
White Stag Mfg Co....
Wichita River Oil Corp
i—
1
.
10c
Williams Brothers Co
Williams-McWilliams
21
3
1
1
Industries
VUliams (R C) & Co
-
2%
50
9,500
21
,
13 V*
13%
28% July
%
9%
3%
1,400
15
Jan
8% May
;
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4%s
3% Aug
Sep
2%
Feb
Jun
9
Jun
1
common
5% preferred
23
21V*
20%
21%
3,000
20
19%
20%
1,150
18 V* May
34 V*
Jan
Feb
B
$115
$13%
15
;
6V2s
1949
stamped (Plan A) 2yas 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—...
•'''
A7s
(issue
of May 1927)
(issue of Oct 1927)
A7s
1947
20%
Jan
98
July
Oct
29
Apr
Peru
7% July
14
Jan
94%
90
92
May-ZVop
$65
65
67
69
.
$80
April-Ocf
„
$80
June-Dec
1972
Parana
23%
5s
93
$89
$120
May-Nov
1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
17% Aug
87
$88
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1967_
(Prov)
Maranhao
11% Jan
'
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4 % %
series
AHanover
22
12 V*
1,000
3%
Jun
14 Va May
1,000
8%
9%
—
18 V* Mar
600
(Germany) 7s 1951
Jan-July
Danzig Port & Waterways 6y2s 1952
Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
.
Debt Adjustment debentures—
5%s series A 1967_
Jan-July
German
H Mar
2,500
21%
Feb
A Sep
900
3
20%
*
13%
10
.1
19%
♦
'
'r
%
A
1
5
Corp
$99
90
90
98%
_
100%
'
pfd
100
—
.
«-*?
'
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
•
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woo da 11 Industries Inc
1
(F W)
series
5s
Southern
Feb-Aug
1982
I
series
92%
Apn'Z-Oct
1981
H
series
4%b
32% May
2iya
•
10
_
Manufacturing
White Eagle International Inc
Woolworth
G
series
Jan
28%
—
,
Wilson Brothers
series
$88
83 V*
Sep
V4 Mar
30%
20
Inc_
Feb-Aug
1979
86
79
78
Apr
4,800
_•
Coal
Weyenberg Shoe
1978
F
96%
88
76
Invest Ltd—
dep rets ord shares
Westmoreland
E
series
.
2
Apr
3
——
5c
Stockholders
3%
6,300
series
4%s
;
Jan
93^
34
Feb-Aug
4y4s
Jan
1%
Jun
61
29
Feb-Aug
1976
3%s
3V2 Mar
4%
*
(The)
28%
Oct
1
Leaseholds Ltd
Wickes
Oct
July
1%
Jan
1976
D
3%s
76% May
4% Jan
1.25
Western
Western
.
84
19
——
1
Westmoreland
1%
350
1%
Development Co
American
400
2
Western
Western
Jun
C
series
3s
Jan
4
Mar
70
1%
5
Company Inc
Chemical
West Texas
3
20
26
*
(Del)
Wentworth Manufacturing
1
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
West
3,100
1
10c
series
&
4
1%
5%
Jun
72
3%
30
Precision
Webster Investors Inc
Weiman
«...
72
1
$2 preferred
Waltham
3%
•
100
common
3%
■
—
series
3yas
w
65
88%
753/4
89%
3s
60
_
„
~7%
7%
2
19%
8%
19%
1,950
100
19%
Sep
30 Va
Jan
7%
Sep
IHA
3%
Jan
1
1%
Jan
Mar-Sepf
$66
63%
—
67
45
V
50
40
•
48
.
Jan-July
48
47%
48%
38
Aug
2% May
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2C08—
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997—
Rio
Ltd—
de Janeiro stamped
(Plan A)
2s 2012—Jan-July
$45
'
American
dep ffcts ord regular
6% preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
5»
—*
£1
40c
.
'
—«*
1%
1A
——
"
——
1%
—r—
w
—'
13,400
May
•
*
f
* No
Ex-liquidating
(not
included
tribution.
x
A Bonds
•,
Zale
Jewelry Co
Zapata
Off-Shore
21%
Co
Zapata Petroleum Corp.
21%
600
-50c
5%
5
5%
3,700
-10c
3%
3%
4
1,500
Mar
29%
Jun
4%. Sep
3% May
8%
Jan
5V*
Jan
20
value,
par
'•
a
Deferred
distribution,
in
year's
g
range),
Ex-dividenas.
being traded
delivery transaction
Ex-stock
r
Ex-rights,
flat.
y
$ Friday's bid and ask prices;
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations
used
dividend,
Transaction
no
z
for
Ex-stock
(not
included
in
h Ex-principal,
cash
(not
dividend.
sales being transacted
year's
n
included
range),
d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule
in
year's
transaction
range),
t Ex-dis¬
'
during the current week.
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc,"
voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Number 6001
192
Volume
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
,
.
(1845)
37
i
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended November 4)
Friday
Last
.
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
1.66%
Agricultural
American
20%
23%
19%
24'A
20%
91%
91
42 Va
92%
44 Va
30% Jan
19 'A
Oct
79%
Jan
42
Oct
28% Apr
97% Aug
68 % Jan
4,179
—
Company
•
Tel
&
21% July
296
369
Chemical
Corp
50
Oil
(Ind)
&
Boston
Edison
Co—
Personal
Boston
Calumet
&
512
Standard
Eastern
1st
,5% -cum
adjustment—
First
National
Ford
Motor
General
Stores
Co
Creek
Kennecott
Lamson
*
—
——
-
Coal
Co
Copper
Corporation
*
Olin
Association
Stone
Webster
&
17
Inc
Torrlngton Co
93%
70 Va
Sep
100 Va
Nov
11%
Jan
87%
United
U.
U
65
20 Va
Nov
36%
Jan
71%
Oct
'10
157/a
Oct
17 V4
Aug
A
15
Mar
17 Va
Jun
Allen
35
21%
238
50
100
4,600
1,893
5c
9%
80%
Westinghouse
Elec
"
Jan
,
Jun
Telephone
Cincinnati
Union
55%
402
42
43%
86
26%
27'A
12%
48%
12%
46%
47"%
42
v-
36 Va
\
45 Va
'
65 Va
Oct
Low
Jan
36
85
Jan
70%
Jan
7%
Oct
11%
23%
23%
25%
25%
24Va
25%
210
120
8.50
36%
35 Va
37%
249
30%
314
100
16% Mar
91 %
91
—
22%
92
22 Va
Picher
Eagle
Gibson
5
Procter
Gamble
to
—
26%
1
2
A—
129 V4
1
23 %
5
common
Rapid-American Corp
U S Playing Card—
—
33
22 Va
19%
26%
—.
5
—
—
Greeting Cards new
Kroger
32 'A
33
1
22 Va
19%
27
;
1
—
/.
1
Kresge
17%
17%
200
32%
27%
Feb
41%
43%
7,150
41
Oct
55%
Jan
1
l8A
1%
305
1%
37/a
Jan
1%
300
1%
Oct
3%
Jan
1%
100
1 Va
Apr
2%
Sep
28%
28%
405
Sep
32%
Jan
6%
1,400
Sep
6%
2%
2%
800
11%
11 Va
317
„
„
1
6%
6
2
3
Products
11%
_1
common...
Standard
Aug
Sep
Studebaker,
22%
Nov
Vinco
Corp
Dillon
Udylite
9
Corporation
Allied
Stores
Co
14
1
&
—
28%
Sep
Sep
Oct
81%
Feb
134 V4
——12.50 ,;
Can
July
28 Va
Aug
Jun
34%
Jan
A
,
American
Cyanamid
Motors
American
to Tel
compilation
Avco
Sep
35
Jan
32%
279
210
31%
Oct
19%
11%
11%
92%
13%
14
—
25
25
40
40%
43Vs
'61%
—
62%
—
137/a
3
Apr
15%
Feb
Jan
97'A
Sep
May
62%
Oct
43
151
25
•
29%
52
40
60
19 Va
61%
43 Vs
62%
19%
Oct
11%
338
6IV4
Oct
43% Jan
59 V\ Jun
19%
I50
91
1
■„
40
20
11%
10
—
Corp
28
43%
Oct
67
Jan
Nov
79%
58
142
77
Jan
23%
Sep
17% July
61
of
the
Beth
Ohio-
&
100
Airplane
Brunswick
5
:—
.
Corp—
Service -—J■——10
Columbia
.♦
;
Gas
Corn
Products
Curtiss-Wright
—1
—
U
43%
46/a
90
298
65
*
Jan
11% May
17% Aug
25
Oct
44 Va
39%
Sep
57%
Jan
23
Apr
35 Va
Aug
42 %
Jan
81%
Oct
55
;
Oct
69%
Jan
^
-
40%
Oct
70%
Jan
39
206
46 A
39'A
Jun
49 V4
Jan
18%
Jun
22
Oct
ou
39%
Feb
52%
Oct
Apr
68%
Oct
47
101
67 A
28
16%
55%
57
46
Mar
72% 73%
I8OV4I88V2
67
119
166
106
72
Oct
16%
—
Jan
98
.
21 A
52
; 67
-
.
33 /a
20%
52
•-
-
■—>'
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—
42%
;■
—
—5
100
,74 A 78
58. 58%
.
21Va
——10
Columbus & So Ohio Electric
33/a
--
74%
58 k
-.43
-A*"
-25
25
—.
Chesapeake to Ohio
Chrysler Corp—
-Cities
40%
-8
Steel
Boeing
—
16%
Oct
.•
mi
Ford
Motor
General
;
I—-
Laughlin
&
Lorillard
*
<P>
—
75 /a
43 /8
1
317A
Jan
54
54
36 A
31/a
31
—
35%
35%
—
39 %
40 A
27/f
—*
National Cash
—S
Register
2® /f
52 /4
54Va
National
Dairy
5
59 A
59
National
Distillers
5
257/a
25/a
National
Lead
5
N
Y
*.
North American A
iation
Pennsylvania
RR
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Petroleum
■
—
,
Radio
Corp
,
Schenley
Sinclair
'
Paper
.
—
.—5
.
.
Industri
5
Railwa*
For
—
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5
.
*
—-50c
see page
44.
Jan
25%
30
50%
4J8
46
6j
37%
43%
43%
43 A
38
1
--
18%
•
!
I
.18%
19
Sep
Oct
Jan
52%
Jan
69 Va
Jun
60 Va
Sep
34%
Jan
10
35
85
25
Oct
79'A
Sep
15 V4
Oct
31 Va
May
45 Va
Aug
Oct
16%
Jan
11
66
t>0
18
72
20
—
1
Jan
54 Va
50 /a
--
•
46 %
10%
—
IB
Aug
Sep
30
20
39%
38 A
43%
Jan
Nov
10
20
89 %
31%
80
70
—
Oil
Rand
—
1.40
MoW
t.1.
Southern Compa
Sperry
—
Sep
Jan
35%
31%
11%
38 /a
52%
54%
84/s
31/a
24%
49%
41% Aug
33% Sep
43/a
,
52%
54%
10
:—5
—
59 A
25/a
83 k
15%
Jan
Sep
43/a
—
•
55
Jan
56 Va
Sep
34% May
-11
38%
507/a
51
54%
84%
31%
HVs
38%
33 %c
Bocony
Southern
;;
;—1
,
—
Regis
•-
15%
—
—10
—5
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobaccr
St
,—1
.—
83/a
15%
—*
Central
,-4
—
27
,
Jan
Feb
52
66
8
93
Nov
Jan
Oct
38%
35
2
;
36
Jan
53 Va
20
50
265 %
Jan
99 Va
41 Va
20
36%
31 /a
98%
Sep
71
50
58% Aug
Sep
34
83
--
Oct
61% July
31
42 A
Oct
32%
356
20 A
-
—5
—
Chemical
180 Va
10
42 V4
36%
Montgomery Ward
-
__
1
Corp
Monsanto
38 /a
20
-
5
Edison
McGraw
65
42%
-10
—
36
41%
727/8
43%
1—3
———*
Harvester
34%
63%
38%
—
1%
—-——1
International
Mead
64%
38%
—5
—
General Motors
Jones
357/a
1
Electric
General
■„
1.25
Dynamics
Greyhound
•
188%
-5
Dept Stores new,
73 V2
5
-
—54%
5
Pont
Federated
-
7
Light
&
Power
Chemical
Dow
Jan
Jun
41 Va Mar
50%
Nov
47
Va
Oct
77 Va
Jun
79
Jan
52%
Oct
573/8
Feb
85
Oct
31%
Sep
48%
Jan
20
Oct
37%
33 Va
34% May
Abbott
Laboratories
„
2
Oct
3% Mar
606
28
Oct
9
Jan
Oct
12%
Jan
Jun
24% Feb
24 Va Jan
20%
570
8Va July
140
8Vi
18
38
13
125
Oct
5%
1,040
15
Jan
July
18 Va
Jan
12%
Jun
18
Nov
transactions
Range
only
Sales
for Week
,
of Prices
Low
.52%
Shares
Range Slnoe Jan. 1
High
Low
High
5
53%
53Va
600
50
Oct
68 %
10
17%
17
17 Va
7,900
17
Oct
32%
Jan
1
HVa
10%
11%
700
10%
Nov
23%
Jan
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
BOo
17%
16%
17%
300
13%
Feb
29% July
Akron
50c
14%
Jan
19% July
Steel
Acme
Admiral
Co
Corp
Brass
Mfg
18%
600
1
10'A
9%
10%
400
34Va
33%
34%
200
33
Sep
53 Va
8
10 %
10 Va
10Va
200
10%
Oct
16%
Jan
10
24%
22 Va
24%
3,200
22 Va
Oct
39%
Jan
•
29%
29%
30
700
28 Va
Oct
35%
Jan
1
66 Va
65
60 Va
1,300
61%
Oct
1
18%
18
18%
900
17%
Apr
25%
Jan
1
38%
36%
38%
700
26% Mar
41%
Aug
12.80
(Un)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Allied
Allis
32%
31 Va
32%
3,000
43 Va
Jan
10
42%
41%
43%
2,000
69
68 Va
69
20Va
19%
20%
(Un)
Paper
Corp
Chalmers Mfg
Aluminium
Ltd
Co
Aluminum
America
of
Airlines
American
(Un)
Can
American
American
Co
(Un)
Cyanamid
American
Mach
American
&
Rad
Steel
Tel
American
Tobacco
&
San
(Un)
Tel
(Un)
class
Co
A
common
Selburn
61
62Va
700
51% May
36
36 Va
400
33
__
700
Jun
Oct
16
Feb
25%
Sep
37%
Jan
80
Jan
May
97
63%
43
2%
Sep
Sep
Jan
Jan
1%
1%
100
1%
Nov
44%/
42%
44%
1,000
42%
Oct
63
Jan
15 Va
14%
15 Va
3,200
10% July
15%
Oct
Oct
38% May
Sep
__
30%
33%
__
32
900
61%
_
"
29%
62%
1,800
57%
31%
33 Va
19%
19%
2,200
400
22%
2,200
9%
1,100
&
22%
21
_4
19
19
10
38%
38%
13%
13%
9%
Gas class
(Un)
76 Va
Jan
29% May
41%
Feb
18 ya July
23%
Jan
20%
27%
Jan
Jan
10 Va
Aug
600
18
Oct
26% Mar
38%
100
32
Jun
14Va
1,500
19
9%
5
Gossett
Corp
Bengnet Consolidated Inc
Steel
Corp
Airplane.
Fisheries
Borg-Warner
(Un)
(Un)
—
Corp
5%
5%
100
11%
11%
700
11%
Nov
17
88%
200
77
Feb
88%
Oct
24
Oct
20 Va
Jun
Oct
74
Feb
18
1,150
17%
14%
14
14%
1,200
13 Va
62%
58 Va
62%
500
56%
1%
8
40%
0
•
Corp
(Un)
__
pi
8
Budd Company
Industries
17 %
87%
17 %
x„5
Corp
(E J)
Sons
8 Va Mar
5%
11%
2
Co
Jan
1
*
Co
July
41%
17 Ya Aug
13
A
10
Co
Sep
11% May
8
Mfg
Bell
Burlington
__
3
Oil
Belden
Brunswick
11%
5,400
10
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
&
1,300
11%
10
preferred
Bastian-Blessing
Brach
Feb
92%
1
Corporation
Booth
29%
29
-8
Atlantic Refining Co
Boeing
Oct
11'A
10
(111)
Products
Bethlehem
19 Va
91 Va
2.50
to
non-cum
Bendix
Jun
6,900
28
5
Common
to
74
80
(Un)
Refining common
Atchison Topeka to Santa Fe—
Bailey
59 Va
Jan
11%
28
(Un)
Corp
Oil
Oct
Oct
1.28
Co
to
Ashland
Avco
Jan
49 Va
92
12.50
(Un)
Corp
Company
Steel
5%
Jan
31 Va
28%
33%
Louisiana Gas
Arkansas
Athey
107
Jan
40
8
Co
Corp
Armour
13%
600
1
Foundries
to
Viscose
Oil
1.66%
Stano
American
American
Anaconda
3.50
Corp
American
American
(Un)
Co
Fdrv
Motors
Armco
;
8% May
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres (Un)
Apache
18
:
Jun
1
Alleghany Corp
Sep
Burorughs
55%
Jan
Calumet
42 %
Jan
Canadian
&
Jan
49 Va July
Canadian
40 %
Sep
53%
Carrier
18 Va
Oct
26
Jan
Jan
Corp (Un)
Corp
Burton-Dixie
39%
23
Jan
441
-*
8
,1
—
—
32%
184
76
15%
17 Vs
1%
700
40
40%
31 Va
34'A
2,400
1.500
25%
25'/a
300
32 Va 32%
180
190
1%
Jan
Oct
May
May
1%
Sep
23% July
57 ya
Jan
35%
Aug
1
39%
24%
Oct
32%
Nov
Oct
31% Aug
48 Va
Jan
74 Va
15%
17
77%
15%
17 Va
2,600
92
2,700
800
1.300
28%
24
29Va
24
200
50
28
40%
Jun
22% Jan
29
Aug
16%
Nov
26%
Jan
128
49%
Apr
Feb
15%
Oct
16%
285
Oct
81%
Oct
277/a
Jan
Sep
23%
Jan
Oct
Jan
110
141
Jan
49%
185
15
109
Jan
34%
4%
210
Week's
Sale Prioe
Amurex
Dayton
Jun
Oct
500
14
July
50%
3
23
9%
4
36% Mar
927
9
round-lot
Far
American
Ealtimore
29 %
8%
Last
Jan
:
2»/a
17%
Jan
39
92%
.50
'•
■■
Oil
58
Oct
^.5
-
4 rmrn
Ashland
Oct
22
19%
'
——.——-—12% V
Anaconda
42'A
85
100
33Va
,
Co
Tobacco
25
23%
31%
42
1—-—1.66%
——
45 Va
22%
29%
43
.*_!
Radiator,^—
American Tel
American
45 Va
32%
1,700
9
May
16% Mar
Midwest Stock Exchange
Aug
22 Va
25%
30
38%
3%
Jan
Jan
58
6
—
May
3%
Sep
36% Mar
841
—
Oct
2
20
23 %
26%
i
American
American
*
10
—
Limited
Aluminium
-
——
—
11
100
13 Va
1
common
STOCKS
—
200
38% July
29% Mar
Stocks
.
Allis-Chalmers
350
2%
9%
1
Corp
Jan
Jan
5%
9
10
*
2%
12%
11%
22%
—
Oci
Apr
May
29
29%
1
Packard
2%
10
2
__
10
—
4%
2%
5
Manufacturing
28
5%
2
Co
Oct
11%
—
(H
&
Jan
iy4
—
10
—
92%
1%
__
♦
1
3Va
97 Va
Jan
61 % July
43%
38%
41 Va
Jan
39%
1.66%
3Va
Feb
38 Va
30
38%
87% Mar
Feb
5
Sep
25 % July
Sep
5
Scctten
Jun
29 Va
300
17%
*
Rudy
4
484
1,380
Davis,, & Company—
Brewing
Jan
Feb
1,009
*
Feb
27%
18%
1
42%
Oct
65%
Sugar
Rockwell
Jan
17%
17%
Refineries
W)
25 %
64%
Chemical
Rickel
Sep
Oct
100
27
Friday
Unlisted
5
47 Va
14%
18%
Company
Screw
5
31%
__
Jan
40% Mar
65%
Pfeiffer
124% 130%
23 Va
25%
'774
1
Wines
34%
17%
3,473
15Va
5
Chem
(S S)
Sep
25%
44Va
14%
32%
,_5
Paige
Lakes
Oct
20%
43%
—
3
Bearings
487
__
1
—
73/4
15Va
„
1
Trailer
23%
55
804
1,140
73/4
__
20
—
Co
Motor
25%
173
,
Motors
Edison
Parke
Sep
Oct
40%
Michigan
41 %
Jan
15%
Sep
16 Va May
„
Michigan
46
27%
786
7
Oct
Masco
High
Jun
490
Aug
Leonard
Low
16%
11 Va
Oct
—
"
High
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
40 ya
Graham
Jun
Range Since Jan. 1
28%
1,102
11%
Lakey Foundry
Shares
of Prices
Nov
14%
28%
Great
•
Sales
for Week
13%
13Va
433
Fruehauf
Jun
,
4%
2,458
Corp
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Apr
18 Va
15%
Feb
2,469
General Motors Corp
Oct
Jun
2%
12
Goebel Brewing
Oct
High
12%
44
Jan
12
Low
1,933
2 375
4
29 Vb
Jan
26%
14 %
334
13Va
Range Since Jan. I
High
13%
5
—
Sales
Shares
11%
62%
Apr
Oct
40%
-——
Sep
for Week
of Prices
__
5
64
50 Va
,
14'A
1
Corp
Ex-Cell-O
Jan
42
399
■
Products
Economy Baler
Sep
Aug
31%
Nov
10
•
National
66
Mar
41%
Walker
Diamond
Jun
Exchange
Low
1
Corp
Divco-Wayne
Corp
58 Va Mar
41 Va
198
Range
*
73%
58
Range
Jan
100
Week's
5u
Jan
59% Mar
28'A
Oct
—
_—
$4,000
Apr
103%
44
Oct
32 % Mar
53%
Stockyards
65
Jan
46'A
Sep
10
30%
54
Par
Cincinnati
45
69%
25
48
147/a
Last
common
67
Week's
Last
Paper
32 Va
67
80
Sale Price
Gas
66%
148
33% Nov
Consolidated
Mar
118
Friday
Cincinnati
68
64
Friday
„
Detroit Steel
49%
■
Carey Manufacturing
Champion Paper common
Oct
46
74%
Jan
15%
Detroit
32
37%
4,141
3
107%
34 Va
Jan
86Va
15%
Jan
31%
35%
...
;
40
23%
Jun
29
Jan
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Piano
8VaJuly
65%
5
LaSalle
Baldwin
45
37
Company
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corporation
27
16%
STOCKS
,
—
1
Metal
16%
48%
—
~
Industrial
53%
296
.
^
Electric
38% July
10% Oct
96
—
™
Wrigley Stores
Continental
147/8
'
,
72
67
4%s debs—^—199B
Budd
22% Aug
39 Va Sep
Jan
F
C
Avis
Apr
19%
16
6.25
A'/;
33%
74%
-—10
—
9%
81
114% 115%
--
Sale Price
American
10c
July
28%
*
Corp
*
114%
STOCKS
Jan
13
34
__
50
Jan
'
«
Nov
115
Feb
11
382
37
30%
Jan
191
5
Smelting Refining & Mining
System, Inc.
56
—
Jun
100
Sep
100
25
Waldorf
Jun
Par
•
;
Shoe Machinery Corp
Rubber
Co
common
S.
S
Co
44%
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON & CO.
for the transmission
of these Cincinnati prices.
are
Aug
-
Fruit
20
Aug
59%
Ford
United
49%
Detroit Stock
10%
10%
—
:
—
Jan
1
28%
—
Jan
49%
Apr
492
„
40%
—
1
_
50%
35% May
61% July
Sep
10%
10%
•
Stop & Shop Inc
Oct
55
Aug
Feb
39%
—
W®
_
Aug
9
61
20%
36%
36%
*
W)
Transit
Jan
40Va
1,627
22 Vr 22V2
115 -115
12% 12%
8c
8c
20% 21%
21
1
Jan
47%
17
-
Va
31% Mar
Feb
167/a
'
Jan
39%
BONDS—
Cincinnati
169
16"%
—.
10
Shawmut
76%
30% Aug
24% Mar
5%
76
—
—5
RR
65%
73%
__
100
Chemical
Mathieson
51 %
200
50
575
277
350
"
—
Narragansett Racing Association
1
Service Companies
—1
New
England Electric System
20
Pennsylvania
%
35 ».
77/o
••
National
Co
200
'
J
Lone Star Cement Corp__——4
Maine Central RR 5%
pfd—
^—100
^ New England Tel to Tel
27
44%
952
—
10%
(F
Aue
43
—
•
Steel—
k
High
48 Va
Feb
41%
25
Woolword
Jan
10%
25
«
S
35%
Jan
23%
83%
—
Delaware-,—5
Theatres
Boston
48%
Oct
10%
—
•
of
Jun
13%
80%
20%
—
50c
com
Corp
39 Va
61
;
;
—.
1
_
100
302
14
71%
76%
16%
48 %
63%
—
TT
U
Jan
50
—
5
.
Co
Gillette Co
Loew's
•
26%
Nov
16%
%
35
71/a
—
—
5
Electric
Gilchrist
Inc
Co
..
27
+•
100
——100
Jan
76
42Ve
1
Texaco
Low
44
39%
-
10
—
Range Since Jan.
High
44
41%
7
Studebaker-Packard
Sep
58Va
13%
—
Railwy Co com 100
pfd "A"__
68%
Apr
16%
—
5
Feb
230
53
59%
50%
46%
—
10
Mass Street
cum
5
*
Fuel Associates com—10
&
'
Island
Inc
Co
51%
—
496
64%
Low
—
Nov
140
Jan
122
62
140
62%
63%
*
Co
Range
Eastern Gas
6%
Property Trust
140
—
25
.A
Hecla,
Service
Cities
Copper-
——100
Albany RR
Shares
25
(New Jersey)
Oil
(Ohio)
Union Carbide
Boston
for Week
*
Standard Oil
33%
American
Brands
Standard
High
Low
High
Low
Par
Sales
Range
Par
Standard
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Prioe
Week's
of Prices
STOCKS
Sales
for Week
Week's
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Exchange
Last
Sale Prioe
Boston Stock
Hecla
Pacific
Corp
Celanese
Inc
Export Gas Ltd
(Un)
common
Corp
of
America (Un)
5
12.50
—
—
8
17 Va
16 Va
17 Va
600
30c
1A
1A
21%
28%
21 Va
1%
2,500
25
10
•
21%
—
21%
2U Mar
lft
Nov
Oct
27%
Apr
21%
200
20%
29
21%
1,000
.800
27%
Jan
41 ya
Jan
21%
Oct
31Va
Jan
*
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1846)
.
.
Monday, November 7, 1960
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended November 4)
Central
Corp
West
South
8s
Chemetron
Corp
Sep
1,500
5%
Feb
36
1,000
29%
Feb
41%
Jun
20%
35%
21%
1,200
17 y4
May
21%
Nov
19 %
19%
200
17 Ya May
57% Oct
283/4 Jan
57%
58
400
1
58
54%
Oct
69 3/8
Jan
Chesapeake 8s Ohio Ry (Un)
—25
Chicago Milw St Paul 8s Pacific
*
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_*
Chicago South Shore 8s So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Corp
25
51
10
56
56
25
—.—
18%
133/4
35 %
1
Cbamplin Oil & Refining common
$3 convertible preferred
High
12%
50c
2.50
Brewing Corp
Centlivre
Low
High
Low
Jan
s
.
50c
(The)
Co
preferred
Muskegon Motor Specialities—
Conv class A
—
\
'
/
■
69%
Jun
Oct
353/8
Jan
——————1
51 Ya
50%
51%
49%
Oct
81%
83%
200
79
Sep
53/4
6%
1,200
>5%
Nov
1,000
15 YB
Nov
30 Ya May
28% Feb
Gypsum
National
Lead
Co
(Un)„
Tile
&
Mfg—
Feb
Register
(Un)
(Un)
Prod
Co
36%
36%
150
31
~.—-—10
1
48%
48%
300
31
Feb
48 y4
41%
42%
500
39
Oct
48%
Jan
Northern
Illinois
90
90
100
82
Jan
91
Aug
Northern
Indiana
51%
51%
100
48
Feb
59
Jun
Northern
Natural
Gas
Pacific Ry—
States Power
Co
Cleveland-Cliffs
Iron
common—
100
preferred—
41/2 r,'c
Cleveland Electric Ilium
Coleman
Inc
Co
51%
——15
.—
16y2
Feb
Northern
15
1514
1,550
1,000
Oct
15
15
Oct
35
Jan
Northern
21
2iy4
1,700
187/a
Jun
21%. Oct
Commonwealth
25
66 'A
Natural
Consol
10%
68
Sep
65%
66%
3,200
56y2 Mar
1.33V3
34%
34%
400
26% Mar
363/4
-10
48%
46%
48%
700
42% May
49 V*
Sep
—*
5
(Un)—
59%
58%
59%
300
53%
Jan
61
July
23
23
23%
500
20%
Sep
29
Jan
Gas——-——
Container
America
Corp of
America
of
Co
5
Co_—
—v
Collier
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)—
f)pp)*p
Oak
National
Diamond
Corp
16%
;
Co
Oklahoma
Jan
Olin-Mathieson
Jan
Owens-Illinois
7,200
38
39%
16,400
433A
Sep
62
63
1,000
50 y4
Feb
65
Sep
29%
29%
30
1,200
26 Ya Mar
32
Sep
5
37%
36%
37%
25
25%
32%
313/4
32%
35%
48
Jan
29 Ya
Aug
Sep
41%
Jan
i4ya
Nov
20 y2
31% May
30% May
2,200
Oct
Jan
29
2,100
22%
400
25%
3.33
1
;
1434
35%
1,300
333/a
36 Ya
1,400
27%
27%
100
40
4034
1,200
83%
83%
100
4——7.50
68 3/4
Oct
Pacific
Sep
Sep
64%
Japi
Pan
36%
Oct
Paramount
Oct
293/4
Jan
Parke-Davis
Oct
31%
Jan
Parker
•
.
Aug
16
48 Ya
38%
Apr
600
40%
Feb
32
Oct
22
Nov
37% July
32 Vz Jan
Gas & Electric
24
74 Va
1,100
70%
Oct
983/4
Jan
23
66;',%
16%
173/a.
533/4
533/4
533/4
:
—
Co
&
Pen
643/4
17*4
1
•
Pictures
class
Pfizer
400
179 %
Oct
2653/4
Jan
Phelps
223/g
100
23%
J
3934
Jan
293/4
Sep
37%
25% May
V7% Aug
83%
66
Jan
Sep
54 'A
Jan
115%
Oct
Jun
14
193/4
•900
11%
10%
11%
1,200.
25
60%
60%
——33 %c
(Un).
33%c
38%
37%
38%
29V4
27%
293/4
50
473/4
50
19
507/8
17%
19%
/ 700-
17%
50%
51%
1,200
[
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
(Charles)
bodge
8s
Co
(Un)
Corp
Jan
133
Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Jun
33
Public
94%
Jan
;_5
11%
11%
12%
500
11%
Nov
16 3/4
July
wi—3
27%
25%
273A
2,800
25%
Nov
273/4
44%
44%
45
300
42%
Oct
45
Nov
;
11%
Oct
22 Ya
Oct
Feb
194 %
Aug
3,700
12
51
Jun
14%
Feb
10%
100',
Oct
Jun
15%
Feb
193A
Nov
17%
•:
Jan
.——12.50
;—3
(Un>
.•
7,000
34 y2
•
Jan
26% Mar
2,800r ■' 85o;
-
66% May
49% Jun
*#?% Feb
500
61
37%
Jun
57%
Jan
38
Apr
41'%-Mar
•-
51%
Nov
Mar
43
Oct
•
Jun
12 y4
Sep
Nov
Mfg Co„——1—_——2
Emerson Radio & Phonograph (Un)—5
Jan
67%
«►»% Mar
39
14
18%
'
22%
Jun
41%
38
.
Sep
Apr
: '
19%
—*
71
60% May
-
550
38%
2
—
—
Oct
550
•
"'50
5
50
B_.
Philco
23%
2,500
f
72
2,400
/
(Un)_ _J
American Wtorld Airways
180% 189%
23%
40%
—6.25
47% Aug
100
-
\
5
Corp
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
31%
16 Ya
1,100
45%
Chemical
56% July
1,600
*
189%
1
14%
3434
35%
Jan
44%
74%
5
_.
143/8
35%
•
Glass
41 %,
22
5
Inc
43%
39%
5
Natural Gas
11%
32%
23
5
Lines
Jan
Feb
31% Jan
44% Aug
Co—
(Un)_
43%
—
Du Pont
Air
42
9%
,
62
10
Co
Co
Sep
V"/* 40
700
16%
45
Dow Chemical Co
Eastern
43%
58% Mar
108
•
15
Edison
Oil
32%
44%
Dodge Manufacturing Co
(E I) de Nemours (Un)
25
200
16%
1
_
453/a
33%
16%
16%
20
(Un)_—
Co
Co_
Co
Manufacturing
Ohio
46 y4
Oct
73/4 Oct
20%
100
67%
45%
.—
Edison
600
33%
*
1
Qo
Detorit
400
67%
67%
45%
„
Publishing
Crucible Steel Co of America
Crowell
3234
600
8ya
213/4
32%
8%
1
————25
1
-12.50
Products
Corn
Crane
34%
7%
21%
34 %
1
Continental Motors Corp
Co
16%
"
10
Continental Can Co—
Controls
Service
(Minnesota)
(Un)
Northwest Bancorporation
Ohio
Co
Power
Consumers
15%
80
Oct
Edison common
Consolidated Foods
11
10%
16
100
5
Co_
Gas
"53/4
1
RR
Aviation—
American
21%
~5
(Un).
System
North
.10
—
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp—
Columbia Gas
Nov
1
:
Public
Service
Cities
Central
York
5
.
•
Cincinnati Gas & Electric————8.50
New
Jan
Oct
25
National
41% Aug
Jan
51
National
Jan
13
400
41%
Jan
19%
Nov
200
42%
Cash
Aug
54%
National
15 y2
\
25%
National
Jan
Distillers
5
8 3/4
87
53%
Jan
29%
71%
•
Jan
25%
26
Oct
Sep
:
83/4
i3/4
' 63/4 July
54y8
Oct
21%
Oct
6 Ya
83/4
High
;
Oct
1 Ya Mar
25%
13%
300
9
5 %
5%
%
690
3,850
5
600
40 Ya
%
1%
5
5
——_—
21%
800
%
•
('
.
14%
3,200
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
13/8
•
—
■
.
Corp
21%
9
'
-
5
—
Shares
'
Nachman
14%
43%
for Week
Low
1
common
convertible
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Mount'Vernon
21%
9
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Par
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Kodak
Postman.
National
Elgin
El
10
(Un)
CO
Watch—-—
Natural
Paso
Gas
com
new
Emerson Elec
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
Camera & Instrument.
Tire
Firstamerica
(Un)—
Corp
.
General
Bankshares Corp
General
Box
General
Candy
Corp
—
General
Foods
Inc
—.
Cement
General Portland
Gen
Genesco
Inc
Gillette
(The)
—
———
Co..
Glen Alden Corn
distribution
ex
Brothers
Goldblatt
City Steel
Co_
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Towing
Lakes
Gulf
States
8%
200
23/4
1,500
—
^
»,■
Corp—
2%
42 Ya Mar
49 3A
Aug
1,200
27%
Jun
39%
Jan
Co_
B
58
53%
58
1,500
42% Jan
60 y4
•
53 Mj
49%
53%
8,600
5
33 Y*
32%
333/a
10
53%
of America (Un)
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
34 y2
Oct
Reylon Inc
42%
Feb
Rexall
23%
Jun
29
Jan
Drug & Chem
Reynolds
Metals Co
300
32
Jun
39
Feb
Reynolds
92%
Jan
Richman
Oct
19%
Jun
Rockwell Standard Corp
Sep
30
Feb
Royal
7% Jun
9
Jan
St
Louis
National
Louis
Public
3%
Jan
St
18
Jun
Jan
St Regis
Sangamo
33%
Sep
Sep
8
53
Jan
70%
Sep
6%
Schenley
Schering Corp
28%
700
Oct
Sears
433/8
13,700
41
Oct
553/4
Jan
Servel
600
32
Aug
39%
Jan
Sheaffer
25
26%
47%
24%
25
500
22% Mar
24%
26%
6,400
45
48%
400
27 y8
28 %
200
26
Oct
83%
81
83%
300
60
Jan
12%
12%
123/4
1,500
11%
Oct
23 y2
Jan
34%
34%
100
34%
Nov
43%
Jan
Oct
34
42
Oct
803/4
12% Mar
Jan
class
A
233/4 Mar
30
Feb
41% Aug
17
1%
200
41
40
53
34%
30
30
34%
323%
343/8
50
50
9%
9%
Oil
Co
52
600
9 Va
400
31%
Sep
54'A
Jan
13%
Nov
19 y2
May-
20
Jun
Apr
SOya
Jan
42%
Oct
80%
Jun
100
22%
Sep
28
Jan
2,200
443A
Feb
59 y4
Jun
11%
Nov
153/a
Aug
7%
Jun
9%
Jan
-7% Jun
9%
Jan
30% Apr
24% Sep
42%
Jan
20%
45
Aug
2,000
20
43%
233/4
24%
513/s
11%
900
523A
12
12
900 V.
8%
8 3/4
11%
Jan
Aug
83/4
83/4
83a
300
,
600
:
'
323/4 May
38
Jun
:
2,800
33% Sep
55 y4
Jan
38%"'
3,000
35
42%
Jan
43y8
43%
44y8
1,800
38%
"1,300
"
19
v
19%
193/4
25
193/4
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200
27%
393/4
37%
19-
Oil
37'
26%
Oil
N
Standard
Oil
Co
-
37%"-
29 Y*
29%"
18%
300"
v
25% July
43%
44 %:".
43%
44%" ' "1,000 "■
35% Feb
"39% Apr
500
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40%
43%-;
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(Un)—
(Ohio)
Jan
28 y2
Jun
26 Ya
Jan
43
Jan
'
300
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—:
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23 y2
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Nov
29% Mar
;
Sep
49% July
Feb
~ 44,y4
6.25
31
vJun
18% Sep
23% Mar
200'.
3,800
37 Ya
i' '
of Indiana
Standard
600
25%
18%
Sep
Jan
27
373/4
383/8
Square
50%f Jan
Aug
27 Ya
I
Sep
54 Ya
100 V
38
39 y2
50o
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24%
'
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Service
Public
38
_5
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—;
Standard Brands Inc (Un)_—
Standard Oil of California——
37
.
Jan
50
1,400
52%
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc
2% July
Oct
46 Ya
!
-1
17% Oct
Jan
46%
_15
—
Socony
Apr
20
38
15
1
Oct
26% July
600
Oct
Sep
32%
13%
__
Apr
Jan
28
32
9%
313/4
14 Ya
43%
31%
3,100
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32 y2
?
Sep
200
5
1
1%
49
5
30
34 Vi
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1,800
20%
28%
30
34%
300
900
53
20%
; —
-
30
1
34%
250
-
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Southwestern
47%
,
Jan
Nov
3
class
Jan
Sep
Oct
13/4
71%
85
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Co
Pen
A)
Oct
15
32%
20 %
173/4
Sep
Jan
28%
1
Steel Strapping Co___
Oil Corp
Mobil Oil (Un)
Southern Co
(Un)
Southern Pacific Co (Un)
500
333/4
37 Ya
56 y2
1
(W
Jun
400
10
Signode
1,600
13/4
1,000
Jan
553/a
Oct
850
1
Sinclair
38%
17%
Shell
87% Aug
21%
32
40%
39%
13
—
B
35% Mar
21%
17%
Class
38 y4
Jan
85
*
(Un)
8s
750
Jun
May
37
1
21%
.———*
Stockyards—
Schwitzer Corp
29% Aug
23%
150
15
15
38%
26%
41%
70
30
20 g
Inc
34%
28
39%
78 3A
Feb
833A
5
Co
Co
Roebuck
41%
—
62% Aug
400
46 y2
29%
•
Electric Co___
1
Industries (Un)_!—■+
34
64
200
1,100
52 3/4
Oct
51 %
54
54%
•
Service
Paper
41 Y\
40%
Oct
303A
-
53%
Sep
Apr
5
Co
Petroleum
99% Jan
69 V* Sep
31% Sep
43%
3
2.50
Tobacco
J)
Brothers
Dutch
Jan
2% Oct
14
110
2,200
2,500
(R
(Un)
600
77 Ya
463/4 Oct
;
54%
1
————
300
763/4
64
—8.33%
Utilities—
200
34%
Corp
24% Feb
500
72
*
common
—
44%
333/4
Oct
38%
36%
43%
34 y8
33 %
6%
6%
—
;
*
5
3,000
16
16
—1 ';•'*
•
1
Greyhound Coro (Un)
Oil
8%
•
„—♦
6.25
1
Gray Drug Stores new wi—
Great Lakes Chemical Corp—
Gulf
17 %
1
:
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
(W H) Co——
Great
12
1,900
10
8
Gossard
Granite
1,100
18%
76%
(Un)
Co
Glidden
12%
17%
3.33%
83%c
-1
—1
Corp
Rubber
&
12%
65
12%
18%
5
Tele 8s Electronics
Tire
60% July
38%
General Public Utilities
General
2,700
-*
3
1.66%
1
Motors Corp—i
General
63%
65 %
—1
_—
Corp
Mills
General
35%
5
Dynamics
Electric Co
General
23 3/4
35
2
Finance
General
23%
2
1
——5
—
Corp
Contract
353/4
1
Fruehauf Trailer Co
General
33 ya
5
2
Inc_
Dairies
Foremost
200
34
35%
•
Co
Motor
Ford
Oct
200
34
2
(Un)—
Wisconsin Bankshares
First
145
149
145 >
—
1
.
Rubber
&
5%
3,300
7%
7%
34
5
Brewing Corp.—
Firestone
113/4
100
11%
Indiana
(Un)
Co
Oats
Quaker
of
Co
Service
Oil
Pure
Radio
7%
1
—1
Fairchild
Falstaff
—
800
101% 107%
107%
41%
393/4
41%
18,100 '
35
-May^
"
39%
Oct I
373/a
Jan
487/» Aug
50%
46%
50 y2
56'
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
.10
47%
49
-i_l
22%
223/4 '
123/4
12%
13
31
31
200
31
Nov
31%
Oct
2.50
—
24
24
200
23
Apr
33
Jun
10
—
'49
49
51
263
65%
Oct
24%
Jan
44% May
l,000v
--
Standard
Helleman
Hein
(G) Brewing Co
Werner
Hertz
Corp
(
93/4
Ltd
Co
—20
,
250
16% Jan
18% Jan
Stanray
Stein (A)
200
38%
Feb
58% May
Stewart-Warner
100
57%
353/4
1
FH)
10%
57%
3
—
Corp
Holmes
13% July
9% Aug
35
Sep
38
Storkline
650
14%
14%
14%
1
36
..
Jan
Howard Industries Inc
1
5%
5
5%
3,200
3%
Feb
7%
Jun
Hupp
1
7%
7
7%
1,100
7
Oct
13 y4
Jan
Corporation
Packaging
Corporation
common—
1
;»•.
& Co—
♦
Corp
Furniture
Brick
Co
10
:
.
200
22%
22
22
21% Aug
29
47%
Jan
Sunray
50%
Jan
Swift
8s
43
50% Jan
Tenn
Gas
36% Oct
Texaco Inc
41%
2,100
27%
27%
200
International Harvester
_•
42%
40%
42%
1,800
30 3/4
32
900
29%
Feb
51%
52%
700
48%
Oct
93%
97
300
33%
33%
300
86% Sep
333/« Apr
37%
40
193/4
19%
200
9%
1034
1,100
International Mineral
International
Nickel
International
Paper
Chemical
&
Co
Interstate
(Ud*
Co
Co
._t_5
&
39%
.3.50
■
Electric
Johnson Stephens & Shinkle ShoeJones
—
•
r
,
Jefferson
52%
.*
7.50
.
*
Tel & Tel
Power
lo
& Chemical-
33V3C
38
Aug
Thompson
46'A May
20% Sep
Oct
14% May
7% Mar
39
38 3/s
77%
74%
773/4
79%
793/4
80'/a
5%
5%
200
—_1
9y2
6
600
55
39
51%
400
Leath
Gas
&
Co
Thor
Co
_
Toledo
Edison
July
Oct
89 y2
Jan
54%
Oct
99 y2
Jan
Jan
82%
Oct
Union
Electric
Union
Oil
Sep
Pacific
18%
Feb
24 % Aug
United
Aircraft Corp
24%
253%
300
233/4
Oct
2934 Jan
United
Air
Oct
11%
Jan
United
Oct
253/4
Oct
Lytton's
(Henry
C)
& Co
I
93/4
8%
434 Jan
2
9
500
23
203/4
1,800
83%
100
7
May
9% Aug
Marshall Field
__4
•
common
Martin
(The) Co-.
Means
(F.
$7
W.)
&
Co com—
•
convertible
Merck
&
preferred
(Un)
Co
-
Chapman 8s Scott (Un)
Metropolitan Brick Inc
12.50
Minneapolis
Utilities
49%
700
40% May
500
45
Feb
600
36 Va
Apr
53
176
82%
9
493/4
54%
53%
553/8
180
184
80
9
82%
9
1,000
Oct
4
,
Brewing Co
73/4
73/4
73/4
100
734 Nov
27%
27%
27%
400
25% Mar
_i
9%
9%
9%
1,800
S
S
of
Min
8s
Mfg
Mississippi River Fuel
—
«
(Un),
Montgomery Ward 8s
Morris" (Philip) 8s Co
For
—
footnotes,
Co
'
Jan
24%
5
61 %
59%
61%
300
47 V* Feb
66%
Jun
24 %
24
24%
600
23
Jun
28%
Jan
18%
18
18%
325
153/a Feb
19 y2
Sep
2
2
66%
66%
66%
9,000
58% Mar
75 Ya Aug
23%
233A
400
Oct
29 Ya Mar
1
6%
63/4
2,700
(Un)
Lines
Fruit
Inc
Steel
Universal
Jan
Wieboldt Stores Inc
9%
8s
34% Aug
60% Apr
62% Oct
7434 Sep
27 Ya
72
66%
6,000
,
100
*
71
1,200
43% Sep
Jan
Oct
30%
800
Oct
36Va
Jun
113% 116%
4,800
107
Oct
1473/4
Jun
37%
1,000
32
Jan
29%
29%
39% Aug
37%
43%
363/4
41
43%
400
27'A
25%
273/8
2,300
25
Sep
31
Jan
38 %
373A
38 %
300
32%
Apr
46%
Aug
34%
32%
343/8
800
25% Apr
377/8
33 y4 Mar
Nov
15%
15
16
7,700
15
4
90%
89%
913/s
1,300
86% Feb
45
42
45%
7,000
40% Sep
753/a
71%
753/a
3,700
53
48
53
1
24%
223A
11%
11%
5
16%
—2.50
69%
Sep
900
46
Oct
24%
700
22% Oct
113/4
1,600
0%
87% Jun
55 Ya
Wisconsin
Electric
Public
Jan
,
43% Aug
31 Ya
116
Jan
Jan
Jun
63%
Jan
103 Ya
Jan
70% Aug
97%
Jur*
21%
Power—
_10
31'A
Apr
Yates-American
YoungstowB
55%
Jan
643/4
Jun
38%
2,800
♦fi %
20%
21%
200
34%
Jan
150
19
Jan
26 3A
Jun
100
40%
33
% May
42%
Feb
42%
403/p
41%
400
36% Feb
10
27%
27%
200
25*% Feb
31 ys Aug
66%
67%
700
89 y4
73
13%
13%
13%
600
83
83
83
100
12% Sep
78 Y* Apr
1
Feb
19
84 y2
Sep
July
Jan
Jan
.
Machine
Co
163/4
5
Sheet 8s Tube
_•
Corp.—
u,—— _l
Radio
NOV
1,000
48
3/8
13% July
10
Service
(Wm> Jr Co
■
Apr
Feb
22% Aug
403/8
25
38%
40%
W) Co (Un)
Publisning Co—
Wrigley
Zenith
*
common
(F
Jan
53
World
38%
47 %
5
47
24%
2%
6.25
(Un)
Co
Woolworth
25% July
26
39 Ya
30 JA Mar
500
1
Wilson
30% Mar
72
llVa Jan
0V4 May
33% May
200
_10
Inc
Sep
Sep
20% Apr
35% Oct
25% Oct
27
Jan
8
Universal Oil Products
Jan
500
60
30
115%
•
;
Corp—.
Match
32%
200
70
36%
23
•
13
5,000
*
34
36
6%
Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse. Electric Corp.
Whirlpool Corp
233/4
5
33 5/a
l
Co
Feb
413/4
32%
63/s
1
25
Nov
23%
—3
44.
Jan
367/a
(Un)_.
May
37%
,
L.
86 3/4
Aug
RR.
18%
233/4
(Un)
;
Jun
Oct
19
California—
96
41%
32 Ya
Apr
22
,_10
182
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see page
7%
2,600
Feb
24%
64%
9,200
1,000
100
(Un)
Webcor
66%
32%
66%
223/a
•
NOV
"So
Modine Manufacturing Co-.
Monsanto
Chemical
(Un)
Motorola Inc
63%
21%
10
Co
Wisconsin
Minnesota
223/a
58% Aug
733/4 Mar
147
400
9
55% Jun
184
147
124
182
54% Jan
July
July
74
10
-
South
182%
•
16%
Merritt
Middle
49%
54%
j
U
U
Marquette Cement Mfg
Jan
50%
1,100
States Gypsum
Rubber Co
(Un)
'
83/g
24%
20% Oct
1,300
203/e
United
9%
45
24%
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp
Carbide
Corp
500
22
22%
43%
80%
Union
500
50c
22%
44%
Jan
23/a
Inc
20% May
39% July
500
__
'
193/4
—
22%
1
Electronics
Jan
24%
Company
—
Corp (Un)
Trav-ler Radio Corp..
;
Tri Continental Corp
(Un)
20th Century-Fox Film (Un)
2%
Llbby McNeil & Libby_
Ling-Temco
Jan
Jan
26 Ya
July
783/8
Transamerica
213/4
25%
18
173/4
63
7
20%
Co
_4
;
173/4
48% July
16% Sep
24%
Co
33%
—
17%
7,000
1,100
1,700
—5
Tool
Power
6*4 July
3% Jan
common
83/4
55%
9%
3.33%
Ramo-Wooldridge
72 Ya
,
1,300
8%
53%
.50c
63
350-
9%
8%
5
Co
Producing
Sep
32
1,100
Mar
53%
1
Inc
Union
Laclede
,
21
13% Jan
8% Jun
25
Gulf
Textron
18 V* Mar
100
6%
6%
533/8
__
Nov
25
Co
Oil
Transmission
Trane
10%
*
(Un)
Texas
Jan
Feb
32
1,000
5
Kennecot Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Kropp Forge Co
56% Jun
Mid-Continent
Company—
1353/4
■
*
Laugblin Steel (Un/
Kaiser Aluminum
29%
5
(Un)
(Un)
International Shoe Co__.
Internationa
30%
12%
Jan
37%
27%
*
RR-
Co
July
5
(Un)
—
Corp
Sundstrand Corp
Oct
500
41%
♦
Steel
Inland
33
I
Studebaker-Packard Corp
When
Issued
37% Sep
24% Aug
38% Seo
30%
•
Steamship Co
Central
Illinois
Interlake
30% Feb
Nov
-300
"
-"22%
l
1
—
Sunbeam
Illinois
500
—
,
•
18%
17 -*
88%
863/4
88%
100
100
104
-
800
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16% Nov
<
2,200
v
■
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■
85
Oct>
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.
24Jun
137%
Jan
129% Sep
Volume
192
Number
6001
.
The
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1847)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
Beginning
this
week
we
the
Price
Friday
Week's
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Corp
—:
American
Cement
Corp pfd
American
Factors
Ltd
Bishop
Oil
Black
Mammoth
Bolsa
Chica
Crestmont
Exeter
Friden
Fields
8Ve
10c
Co
3V4
3%
29%
30%
5'/a
5%
1,100
16
15%
16%
3,500
__j
301/4
30%
500
25y2
Sep'
39%
18 %
18%
18%
300
17
Jan
22
30%
31
300
29 y4
Jun
38 y4
'
4
__10
.
A
7c
Sep
4,200
3
Apr
4%
Jan
1,100
27
Sep
35%
Jun
3%
of
15c
15'% Mar
49c
48c
49c
2,200
43c
Aug
96%
106
1,000
5iy4
Feb
8
7%
8
2.15
2.15
700
56c
57c
57c
Refractories
3,000
&
Co
Corp
Vanadium
Alloys
&
1
24%
5
29%
180
32%
43%
15
42%
65c
3%
61%
5
America
Low
37%
65c
65c
10
common
of
Engineering
37
Range Since Jan. 1
High
43%
1
•
Bolt
37%
—7%
Rockwell-Standard Corp
United
Low
8.50
Pittsourgn Plate Glass
Plymouth Oil Corp
Screw
Shares
.
3%
400
3%
Dole
Oil
28%
1,840
3%
62
185
55%
Sep
25
59%
X24
574
15 Vb
May
96
27%
Oct
29%
1,000
Idaho
Maryland Mines
Imperial
Jade
J
7
72c
125
Oct
19%
1.85 July
45c
M
2.50
Apr
75c
Jan
Below
are
50
5%
Oct
Va
Jan
16%
17%
290
16%
Sep
22%
Jan
34 %
34 VB
18
33%
Sep
42
Jan
5%.
M
McBryde
Oil
Sugar
Merchants
Co
Co
1.90
18,700
62c
Feb
3.50
Jun
48c
22,500
2,100
32c
May
1.00
Jun
1.55
Nov
2.80
10
51!/2
51%
51%
100
25c
27c
46,000
6%
6 %
100
1.30
1.50
1,400
27c
__5
Co
25c
>
23c
22c
23c
1.15
1.30
31
6%
preferred
Oahu
Sugar
Pacific
Co
—
25%
25%
23%
23%
Ltd
Industries.Inc
Pacific
Oil
&
Gas
%_
<Un)_
25
25
1
■
25
______2
,,,
,
4%
5%
12c
22%
21%
22%
396
21%
Oct
32 %
Jun
48%
47%
48%
132
45
Oct
64%
Jun
on
-Slocks-
—Bunas—
20
5
5%
26
Sep
24c
28
Oct.
Util¬
roads
United
Mill'. Co
Pioneer
Ltd
Reserve
Oil
Rhodes
Western
Rice
&
Ranch
Shasta
Southern
Trico
Cal
Oil
Union
<fe
Victor
Feb,
Mar
36 y2
Jan
26%
(Uni
Coast
Williston
Yellow
Co
4
May
•1.50
Nov
4.25
Nov
10
Jan
26%
6,200
1,100
100
12%
30%
12%
12%
100
30
30%
300
3%
3%
100
2%
13%
13%
14
1,200
12 y2
23 y2
1
Insurance
Oil
23%
24
1.20
6%
30
30
30%
100
8c
8c
6,000
13 Va
13%
14%
.
2,200
577.92
125.71
92.52
193.43
91.29
80.85
85.60
84.99
125.07
92.54
193.72
91.23
80.79
80.09
85.56
84.42
585.24
125.11
92.64
194.72
91.27
80.85
79.91
85.62
84.41
Nov.
2
588.23
126.60
93.02
195.92
91.23
80.82
80.06
85.58
84.42
Nov.
3
590.82
127.88
93.28
196.93
91.31
80.82
80.10
85.47
Averages
compiled
are
daily
17.58.
Utilities, 8.53; 65 stocks,
by
the
using
'
-
following
divisors:
80.22
Industrials,
3.38;
Friday
,
Last
29
Closing
Jan
Sep
Mon.»
Oct. 31—_
96.15
Oct
Tues.
Nov.
1
96.23
13
Sep
Wed.
Nov.
2—_
96.60
31
Aug
Thurs.
Nov.
3—_
96.98
Fri.
Nov.
4
97.63
5% Mar
Sep
33
Range for
"
'•
High
109.60 Aug
Low
>
*,
>
101.42 Sep
Range
■>■■4
,
V
—
High
for
.109.39 Jan
95.55 Oct
Low—
4
23
19(50
8
26
16% Mar
1.00 July
4%
Date—
1.40
Jun
...
......
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Oct
23%
Oct'
v.:.:..'
(35 Stocks)
■
■
Jan
Jan
2.45
Jan
Jan
7% Aug
Oct
45%
7c
Sep
10% July
14c
Jan
14%
Nov
Jan
SEC Index of Stock Prices
prices of the common stock
by major industry groups
Old
Stores
Tel
Arundel
61%
63%
577
91%
91
92%
4,570
31%
31%
295
36%
35%
36%
1,032
*
4.33
Bqotl
Company
D
C
&
Storage
Motor
Foremost
General
Co__
5.12%
107.7
0.0
412.1
—0.4
100.0
+ 0.2
469.9
+ 0.3
—0.3
36%
703
zu
UoC
54%
ny2
80
li%
Nov
16%
Jan
Utility
Trade,
7%
1,818
6y4
Jun
8 %
Jan
Mining
15%
15%
16
438
15%
Nov
71%
70%
72
311
45% May
42%
41%
43%
792
39% Aug
8%
8%
105
28
Martin
72%
Oct
71 %
Jan
Nov
12%
Jan
8"% Nov
8
8%
11%
Jan
344
35% May
47
Aug
24%
1,522
21% Mar
26%
Sep
—-10
49%
46%
49%
388
72
Jun
-3
64%
62 %
65%
1,595
60% July
93 Va
Jan
12%
Int'l
12
0.8.
12%
1,701
12
Oct
19 %
Jan
No. of
Gov't
17%
30
Foreign
Bank
17%
17
Mar
19%
Sep
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonda
Bonda
41%
43 %
5,868
Oct
56 Va
Jan
2,459,840
$371,000
$4,134,000
.2,600,770
$3,763,000
4,969,000
606,000
5,575,000
2,777,970
:
.1
"
43
10
i»> rz
c»cC
20%
23%
26%
—'-I ''
26%
10%
40%
50
18%
53%
55% '
77%
82%
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Power
&
Water
70
70%
At. Light-
22 Va
Jan
Wfed.
Jun
Thurs.
Nov.
3
Nov.
4
RR..._,.
36 Va
164
73 % Mar
70
5b J/4
July
Feb
26
27%
2,308
25%
Jan
28%
11
Sep
10%
11
4,218
10 %
Oct
17 Va
Jan
33%
30
49%
193
Philadelphia Electric ' Co_—
Philadelphia Transportation Co_____10
Philco' Corn.';_____.^_
—__:__3
51%
50 %
51%
3,688
8%
5,040
Mfg
Power
"
7%
19
common—__10
-
L--
——____
1
.
Public Service Electric & Gas com__.•
:—1
Reading Co
Scoti
Kline
Soutn
Jersey
;Sun
Oil
Gas Co
i
Corp
Unitea
Gas
Universal
___—
Washington
Woodard
Gas
&
Light
Lothrop
common
.
Apr
53
7%
Nov
12 Va May
Aug
19%
1,196
38 %
1,555
26%
Feb
31 Va
105
12 %
Nov
20
40
301
36
41%
9%
9%
Oct'
;
'
Mar
315
9
Oct
85%
87 %
240
72
Feb
92%
Stocks—Number
8hares.
of
Jan. 1 to Nov. 4
'1959
1960
13,883,970
638,339,606
$4,500
$1,000
$2,176,000
$1,194,000
62,440,450
59,134,000
24,959,000
1,065,468,600
1,266,934,600
329
38%
Oct
64%
S.
Government-.
Bank
16,000
Foreign
Railroad
and
Industrial-
Total
Jun
18%
22,927,000
v
i
l
$25,103,000
i
$26,153,000
$1,127,913,550 $1,326,085,000
Jan
28 %
46
47% ~
675
42 % May
55 Va
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Aug
Jan
58%
61%
183
7%
7%
50 %
937
56 %
20
48%
7
Oct
Feb
46 %
Apr
58%
7%
54
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Oct
Stocks
Jan
Jan
14%
•
.
t
14%
51
51%
62%
62%
10
14
Oct
18%
Foreign
Gov't
Corporate
Bond
Bonda
Sales
Domestic
Bonds
Aug
444
45
% May
51%
Oct
10
60
68%
Jan
Sep
Mon.
Oct. 31_
Bonds
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Apollo
Industries
Inc
1
5
34%
8%
Duquesne
Light
For
Nov.
1___^
781,685
118,000
5,000
Nov.
2_
787,768
104 000
15,000
Nov.
3
791,470
91,000
3,000
Nov.
4
110,000
$518,000
_
Total
4,169,623
Range
for Week
Shares
33%
8
123,000
16,000
135,000
11,000
1,000
122,000
$38,000
$17,COO
$573,000
94,000
High
Low
34%
90
8%
Jan. 1 to Nov. 4
Week Ended Nov. 4
Range Since Jan. 1
32%
Oct
1960
High
56%
Jan
Stocks—Number
of
Shares-
1959
19G0
1959
4,169,623
4,677,340
240,666,648
315,955,013
Bonds—
230
6%
Jun
12 %
$518,000
$748,000
$24 970,000
$23 305.000
44%
44%
60
28%
Oct
52%
Jan
Foreign
government
38,000
33,000
1,287,000
1,539,000
31%
__
Co
Gas
Tues.
Sales
of Prices
Low
30%
31"%
123
18%
Oct
52%
Jan
corporate.
17,000
2,OCO
1,080,000
1,267.000
21
Foreign
20%
21%
347
18%
Jun
22
Oct
24%
24%
24%
200
21% Mar
26%
Sep
Armstrong Cork Co—
Columbia
Week's
$99,000
$4,000
$35,000
804,125
Fri.
Blaw-Knox
Total
Foreign
(No. of
Shares)
'
common.—.—10
Steel.
697,377,692
"Bonds—
U.
International
Thurs.
Ludlum
1959
13,462,497
W'ed.
Allegheny
$25,103,000
______
Jun
A5%
Jun
■
4,639,000
Week Ended Nov. 4
'
22 %
49 %
5,525,000
Sep
: 39%
%
170
61%
5,230,000
______
Jan
) 7
26
■
* $2,176,000
Aug
12%
47
1
$22,927,000
Sales
„—
1960
Apr
29%
25%
_*
,
47 %
25%
13.50
Corp_—
Jan
July
42%
_5
—
Improvement
Marion
9%
—ui.——•
• '
"
86%
2.50
Ramo-Wooldridge_^.__
United
39%
•
—
45 Va
66 %
17%
•
Lab
Oct
Jan
28%
;
__
50
.
& French
Co
Thompson
J.
Co___-,
Paper
Smith
-
13,462,497
26% Aug
<
12%
—
"
Co
32
34%
.552,000
Bond
305,000
4,973,000
Total
Sep
23
22%
43%
342,000
4,334,000
3,048,677
Total—
4,888,000
2,575,240
:
Jan
124
520
33%
Electric
80%
30%
Apr
26%
49%
Potomac
Jan
2
Railroad
and Miscel.
95% May
;
26
8
Stocks
58% Aug
Apr
24%
Inc___———__—20
Progress
19%
16% May
268
Nov.
Jan
25%
Peoples Drug Stores Jnc_—
...
13
Aug
27%
_50
,
10
26
•
1
41 %
Apr
26%
„♦
Nov.
Fri.
"404
"
Oct. 31
18%
27
18%
54%
82%
—1
___16%c.
Mon.
19% Aug
543
10%
18%
Corp—„—;—3
Gas
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
,
20%
_
-—___10o
_.
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Tues.
Linotype —L_L——L—-,._l
Chemicals
Photo
+ 0.2
Jan
40%
&
Pennsylvania
Perfect
+ 0.3
422.2
8%
common____l
Resistance
Mergenthaler
237.7
0.0
—2
&
Pennsalt
264.2
+ 0.3
24%
:_
(The) Co__
Co' ln<\_
Merck
—0.3
122.1
Service.
&
39%
Navigation™-——10
Fund: lnC4-,—
—_l
Mauison
87.1
128,9
—
Finance
'
Paper—
L vB
preferred__l__J_J25
series
Coal
0.0
Jan
'
Lehigh
+ 0.8
447.0
24 %
;
Corp
&
International
+ 0.1
260.8
0.0
40%
L_
Dairies
Pulp
380.4
+ 0.3
38%
_25
Battery—
Motors
Hudson
+ 0.1
——6.75
Light
Acceptance Corp
General
_——
39'/a
1.80
Light
Ford
107.8
70.9
Goods
Sep
7%
com__20c
A
Week
Aug
11%
8
Previous
Oct. 28,'60
28%
31%
11
Week
10J.6
—
—
Durable
Index
—&
Power
Electric
31
Composite
Manufacturing
Sep
1
Co
System class
Transit
Feb
97%
%
Publishing
Duquesne
82%
Jan
xJ-5
____—.—.
Delaware
Oct
79%
7%
5
12
Co
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp _____________—
Curtis
High
%
1
Research Corp_„.
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Transit
61
Oct. 28,'60
Sep
Sep
Atlantic
Baltimore
Low
63%
From
From
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
33 Va
Corporation
City Electric
Atlantic
Low
Co
■it Change
Change
Previous
Index
Shares
Tel
&
Index
(1939 =x100)
100)
==
%
for Week
of Prices
Par-
American
American
(1957-59
Sales
Range
Sale Price
5.234;
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
Revised Index
;
84.42
Ralls,
'
"
,
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
stocks
40
Bonds
580.36
The SEC index of Stock prices based on the closing
for week ending Oct. 28, 1960, for composite and
Week's
Total
ities
1
25%
Mar
8y2 May
28'/a Jan
500
(Un)__—5
—__1
Sep
16% May.
15,700
6%
10
Util¬
Rails
31
5% Mar
12
90c
300
1.05
1.20
Exploration.—10c
■
23 y2
1.20
—10
Co -common
5
:
100
14%
(Un)____l
common
Rails
Nov
22%
5
trials
Grade
Feb
25
1.20
A_1j:25
series
,
___•——
_
Life
Basin
Cab
pfd
Stocks
Second
Grade
Feb
Apr
21%
Co___—l_™IL—50c
common
Petroleum
Preferred
West
Co
Gas
Indus¬
Jan
20%
3,200
,
10
First
Nov.
Apr
24 y2
12
——1
(Un)^_4—2:50
Equipment
Westates
13%
21%
*
^___—25c
Gas
.
Sugar
);__£2_-_^ _"_-20
Co_—i-.iLL-.__—_Ll
Co^_i.___>
Co
5 y®
-
<Un
Gas
Oil
Water
-Bottlers^-r-'i^.^-i
10
65
ities
.
Pepsi-Cola1
Total
1.90 Mar
July
23%
Rail¬
trials
Oct.
15
Mar
23y2 May-
700
26
2.20
Aug
Jan
Feb
6%
1.00 July
2,900
1.70
46c
29
200
1.50
v
"i.70
Develop——iL33%c
Nov
1.15
i
70
20
62
5% July
140
25
.
Aug
25c
200
25
—
preferred
50
2,700
31
commoni____-_l
Invest
1.45
89,000
1.15
Oil
5% it-
Feb
42c
(Un)
Petroleum
American
2.95
1.45
Corp Ltd___
———_1
Co
——1
Norr-is
North
1.55 July
42c
(Un) ——_10c
8
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled
by Dow-Jones & Co.
Jan
1.45
x
Jan
38%
5%
5
the
Jun
10c
Co
&
200
1.80
1.80
1.90
Jan
Nov
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
Aug
—50c
—_.
Salt
Nordon
(Un)__50c
Western
Oil
Leslie
Corp
1.85
Sep
80 Va
25
10
Indus¬
___1
4%
Jan
jan
changed to
(Un)
Feb
6.25
Jan
Date
Co
1 Va
1
Co
Westlnghouse Air Brake
WestingUouse Elec Corp
30
name
Jan
Oct
May
Com
Holly
M
Sept 30
Sep
July
5
Foundry
Steel
Pineapple Co
Effective
41%
56 %
65c
10
Hawaiian
High
Feb
19% Mar
106
_l
Mfg
for Week
6% Aug
l
California—10c
Jan
Aug
_i
Corpj
Co
Jan
30
_
Products
10
Oct
Oct
31/4
Exploration Co of California__l
Humor
7"%
Mar
26
1
(Un)—_«
class
21 % May
5
____
Corp
Ltd
39c
26% May
14,000
1
Co
Jun
Nov
200
9c
20c
23
300
1,050"
10c
Co
Inc
Gladden
Good
8
__
Inc
Products
Capwell
Oil
General
25%
Co_—
Oil
Electrical
30,400
23 y4
25
7.50
Emporium
29c
23
High
Min___5c
Dole
Corp
Dominguez
26c
Range Since Jan. I
Low
_2
Corp_
Stores
Oil
26c
Co
Pittsburgh Brewing
Shares
10
Walker
McKinney
High
25
„
Consolidated
Oil
Broadway-Hale
10c
(Uni
(Un)______
Co_—
Low
Gas
Harbison
for Week
Par
Aeco
Par
Equitable
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
stocks
on
Sales
Last
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Range
listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock
Exchange. This list does
not include approximately 500 issues
dually traded on other Exchanges.
STOCKS
(Range for Week Ended November 4)
Exchange
publishing
are
39
System—
10
Co
footnotes,
5
see
page 44.
Domestic
:
i
Tntgl
$573 000
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended November 4)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
Are
Expressed
Fridajr
in
Canadian
Dollars
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
4%%
preferred
Acadia
Low
Steel
Aluminium Ltd
37%
36%
37%
5,811
23%
23 V4
23%
105
*
12%
12 %
31 */4
32%
11,310
28%
29 V*
2,5u0
45%
•
12%
JZ-/8
•
*
45%
620
28 '/a
.
Aluminum
Co of Canada
4%% pfd_50
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd—
-50
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%%
pfd—50
$2.90 preferred
50
Argus Corp Ltd common
•
$2.50
preferred
Low
*
Atlantic Sugar common
Aigoma
52
Asbestos Corp
52%"
41%
21% July
9%
Maritime
27% July
38%
Jan
Massey-Ferguson
40
46% Sep
52% Aug
Mitchell
140
49
145
37
Jan
43
374
47
Mar
52
28 V*
29
975
267/a July
Mar
48
25
25%
2,795
20%
354
50
43
5 Vi%
Sep
Sep
B
Montreal
28
Jan
Morgan
19%
...
Selburn
of
Bank
of
5%%
25
10
Nova
Scotia
Canadian
National
Banque Provincial
Bathurst
Power
55%
6,584
59%
63
4,102
57
52
•
Paper claw A
39
21
preferred
60
47%
Jan
Mersey 5%%
Brazilian
Traction
preferred
British
American
Oil
Columbia
46%
8,899
47 J/4
50
7%
48
390
4%
cumul
4% %
4 %
5%'
red
pfd
52
10%
5c
Nov
29c
Oct
Mar
50%
Sep
May
5%
Jun
24% Aug
35%
Nov
12c
43,930
49%
265
4.00
4.20
2.445
•
28%
26%
28 %
7,245
78%
78%
78%
185
69
Mar
78%
91
91
100
81
Mar
93%
43
43%
120
37% Mar
48
48%
155
42%
Feb
40%
40%
100
40%
Nov
preferred
—,
51
British
Columbia Forest Product!
British Columbia Power
British Columbia
Telephone
25
Brockville
10
Chemical
class A—
$1.30
9%
3,286
30%
45
1,045
10%
10%
200
11 Vb
11%
11%
2,125
2.15
2.15
200
2.15
31%
31%
1,010
29%
common
21%
20»/fe
22
3,915
1«% Feb
24
24
24%
972
preferred
Iron
26%
2 6 J/2
26%
783
15%
al5%
al6
165
55
54J/2
55
54
39%
39 J/2
00
Foundries
10
common
Canada
Malting common
Canada Steamship common
•
Canadian
Aviation Electronics
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
Canadian
Bronze
Canadian
Celanese
18 J/2
19
260
51%
53%
4,443
•
39%
•
Hydrocarbons
Industries
Preferred
—
Canadian
5%
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
32
175
5 J/2
900
5%
1.90
2.00
300
1.90
Npv^
9%
10%
3,662
9
Feb
10"%
61/4
6 >/2
580
4.55
j
4.40
4.65
1,825
28
Jan
32
5% July
2.20
a8
30
14 J/4
1,054
a70
3
11 J/2
845
10
427
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19
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99
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102
17%
110
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2
30
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3,750
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•
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16
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17
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21
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1,274
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571/4
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5 J/4
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8%
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2.70
2.70
3.00
4,900
2.60
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3.35
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36J/2
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Jan-
Jun
35
30
Feb
210
29
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40
Nov
911/2
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105
84
Apr
92
Aug
140
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37
47
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40
35
100
37
38 J/4
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87%
24
51
0
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Knapp (Canada)
(Geo) class A
Oct
17% Mar
19%
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&
62%
17
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Walker
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A
2,450
300
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July
Aug
37%
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24 V*
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24
3.40
3.40
3.50
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15
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1
439
3.50
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32
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200
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39%
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13
40
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125
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36
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100
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44%
461/4
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60
480
-
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10% Aug
common—
162
9%
9%
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200
50
100
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page 44.
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Blue
Bonnets
Bluewater
Bonnyville
Gold
British
v
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Co
Food
Gen
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&
Canadian
Kodiak
Refineries
&
Asbestos
Oct
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50
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21
Aug
8,200
30
Mar
37
Jan
12%
3,365
11 J/a
Oct
39%
July
12%
40%
3,370
31%
Feb
42
46 J/2
Sep
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40
Jan
51%
47
51%
100
48
93
Apr
54
93%
100
80
Jan
16%
16%
150
10
Jun
Aug
941/2 Oct
211/4 Feb
46%
Sep
„
Castle
Oil
&
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Central
Corp
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51
6,562
91
94%
528
35%
31%
35J/4
1,800
41
41%
325
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55c
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July
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25
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3.50
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4.00
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1.35
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7c
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Oct
70c
July
23c
Jan
13%
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16c
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9,700
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5,120
50
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10% Mar
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Chlpman Lake Mines Ltd
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July
13
-
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5
3c
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•
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Jan
65c
150
1,500
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21
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Mar
11'/a
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Jan
14
28 J/4 July
16
Oct
2,900
..
3c
21%
2J/2C Oct
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Chibougamau Copper Corp
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13c
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July
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7 J/4
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41
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19c
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11c
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2c
1.52
1
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1
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10c
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4,090
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1.75
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27%
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Cleveland
Consol
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd-l
Consolidated
Copper
Vauze
Mines
Ltd
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Mines
Ltd———1
Rand
Crusade
83
Sep
Jan
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31
Feb
36%
Oct
Dolsan
38% May
58'A
Oct
Dome
130
22,262
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48%
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191/2
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52
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Resources
Products
Investments
35 % Mar
May
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43
Aug
cl
Ltd
Explorations Ltd
Quebec Explorations
12%
——.
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Corp
Mines
Collieries
Fower
21
47 %
.
Nickel
8 J/4
Apr
5.45
Ltd—___,1
Edmonton
Canadian
63 J/a
*
-
*
—
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Canadian
52% Mar
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—„—
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Packers
Uranium
Canada
44%
35
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pfd__—___ 100
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;
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Hosiery
Canalask
Oct
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May
Jan
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•
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1_1
B
Jan
331/2
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&
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51%
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Raceway Inc
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Jan
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—
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Nov
4.95
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Oct
'
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23,500
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113/4
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6c
55c
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2'/2C
43%
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Sep
Sep
12%
10
25
Lake
7.05 July
3.15
Gas
for Week
49c
Li.——5
•
7.25
July
&
Ltd
Beatrice Red
Nov
34%
*
_
_
Talc
38
46%
common_5
Baker
15% May
11% Jan
Mar
Range
of Prices
55c
*
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd—
Bateman Bay Mining Co___l—
44%
Oct
Dollars
Sales
Low
_20c
Exploration—Li.,
Telephone Co—
50% Jan
52% Jan
34% Mar
S
Ltd
Ltd-
Bailey Selburn Oil
Jan
40%
•
—
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Avalon
Jan
7%
Sep
Canadian
Week's
,
.
*
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—1
Jan
108
:
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60%
23%
9%
_
210
41%
.'
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Mines
Canadian
460
11
—
7
32%
'
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15%
Feb
200
120
STOCKS
Sale Price
Jan
6.25
in
:
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Jan
28%
Apr
500
7%
7%
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12
Sep
Sep
106
106
*
•
23
180
675
v
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~
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Nov
Oct
25
of Canada
—
Canadian Stock Exchange
22% July
12% July
■
_
common
preferred
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Jan
6
Aug
10
clasK
4%%
Nov
53%
7.95
__
138
6
9 J/a
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Jan
53 >/4
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1,990
of Canada•
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n~7~«o
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6
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45%
22% Aug
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121/2 July
2,580
•
preferred
preferred
Jan
44%
~*
Augustus
15%
41% Mar
10
International
$2
Jan
31
8.00
33%
Jan
Oct
425
7,792
11
1%
preferred
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10%
62
13%
i 00
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International
1,205
60
12%
9
50
preferred
29
27% Mar
Jun
Sep
10%
•
preferred
201/4 July
535
Oct
Atlas
10
—20c
Acceptance Corp
Aug
2,695
July
Jan
61%
*
,
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Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
13 V2
2,860
8
15
11
•
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Investment
Jun
10
23 %
29 %:-
19
90
13%
1
preieiicu
Indus
11%
10
—
preferred
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Imperial
10%
11
•
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Jan
26*/4
Apr
1
•
—
Paper
Sep
46 J/2
100
July
*
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Smith
Hudson
12%
66
_
Howard
Jan
15%
Mar
572
Triad
Jan
531/4
E
&
66
100
20
Hardee Farms International
common
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48 J/2
Jan
40
f.
Jun
22%
•
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.
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10
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Oct
16
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class
375
14%
18V8
52
19 J/4 July
6
July
Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Oil
70%
14 »/8
100
Bakeries
Home
697/a
Apr
416
Motors
Andy
70
9%
38% July
20%
•
Dynamics
Handy
400
20%
•
common
General
Great
230
41
13% Mar
preferred
General
9.65
II1/4 July
9 J/2 Aug
44%
-10
-
—
Lead
725
preferred
General
Aug
15J/2
23%
;
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class
Jan
95
Jun
29%
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Anacon
S22
A
(Chas
47
37%
common.—
Jan
2,838
common
Petroleum
Frosst
12%
41
4.25
9
Corp
Cos
41%
15%
44%
common
Explorations
138
Foundation Co of Canada
Fraser
39%
V 15
46%
—
Canada
,34
Apr
141/4
100
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;
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861/2
1,010
41 %
Sep
75
13
15%
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—
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15%
Heating Prod class A
Players Canadian Corp
Famous
A
Jan
138
Enamel &
Fleetwood
of
12
Mar
48 J/a
40
; :v.
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1.75
Jan
15'/z
Canada common
class
26
*
Feb
3%
class
class
Jan
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7%
preferred
Donohue Bros Ltd
Co
700
12'/a
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Dominion Tar St Chemical common.
•
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23%
Dominion Textile common
*
Paper
3.40
41
corn.
preferred
—-———.
Dominion Steel St Coal
Dominion Stores Ltd
Eddy
3.40
Aug
2.25 July
12%
7 %
of
300
95
—1,
Inc
20 % May
Seagrams
Freres
30
—50
i.
preferred
10% Aug
Oct
Dominion
Pont
30
30
Oct
18
^
20% Aug
Nov
Dominion
Dupuis
Apr
14
Jan
—'*
——*
12%
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Du
Nov
42
39
Jan
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11%
150
Jan
Vickers
6%
3,090
47%
Feb
17
,13%
22
Apr
7%
11%
47%
8J/2
Aug
201/2
7%
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i
May
22
July
May
preferred—10
Railway
Ltd
42 J/4
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Texaco Canada Ltd
Jan
77
" Apr
13
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8 J/2
Jan
17%
39
Nov.
,
8%
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41
19 %
Oct
Apr
iro
10-
*
Jan
1,035
40 J/a
•
8
12% July
6q%
42
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Trans Canada Pipeline
Jan
14
Jan
Jan
42
12
—-—
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Jan
a8
14%
26 J/4
25%
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common
Jan
95
'
•
Jan
102
Apr
1
(Canada)
12%
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Feb
*
common—
Nov
20
*
—
Jan
i8
Steel
Jan
8.45
Sep
Oct
Oct
19
•
21
*
Ltd
preferred
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Sep
7%
8%
91/4
Oct
Nov
Standard Structural Steel—
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Nov
Jan
-
17%
25
common—
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,7% July
',2.40 Sep
41
common-
Corby? class B
Coronation Mortgage
Crown
31%
Canada
Paper
Sicard
6
13%
j ■
12% Mar
644
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preferred
?%
Sep
58 % Sep
40% Sep
Oct
11
Corbys class A
Credit
Jan
22%
Feb
Apt"
11%
Consolidated Mining &
Smelting
Consumers
45 %
13
46% Mar "■
31% Mar
1H%
com—•
preferred
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39% Mar
Sep
5,238
11,030
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145
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a70
Power
Companies
60
Mar
19%
50
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cum
49
30
■
2,539
common—
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Jan
Jun
Apr
121/4 July
22
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*.
..
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23% Mar
25
10
*
Preferred
Canadian
35
27%
15% Aug
Ltd
Transport
Bank
5%
5,808
—
International
22% July
24% Apr
Sep
5%
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Oct
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Jan
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21%
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100
42
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Jan
22%
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Canadian Fairbanks Morse class
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Canadian
509
18%
53%
Warrants
Class
41
•
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Co
200
10
common
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Canadian
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22
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Nov
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773
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Oct
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Apr
45
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200
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10%
31%
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45%
47% Mar
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Calgary Power
150
10%
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Sep
Sep
Nov
48%
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48
Jan
7%
49%
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42% Jan
41% Jan
45%
4.00
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80
49%
preferred
%
41
46% July
47% Aug
29
1
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33% May
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37
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250
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60
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British
533
115
58
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355
39
42
246%
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Paper
52
38 %
40%
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51%
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Rowater Corp 5%
5%% preferred
Bowater
52%
63
—
10
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A
55%
17% July
47% Mar
10
Montreal
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26% Aug
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July
30
43
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450
,
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50%
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—
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25
—
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•
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Sullivan
Fab
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Ltd
Mines
Mines
Ltd
190
1.80
1.00
1.15
18,900
25
25
25
1,060
1.75
1.56
1.75
4,200
14%
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1.00
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33%
3c
2%c
3c
3c
3c
3c
3c
45c
45c
Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd 1
2%c
2%c
2,500
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1
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12,500
2%c
Oct
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23
23
340
20%
Jun
10c
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Fano
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Mines
Fontana
Oil
Age
Gui-Por
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3c
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conv
Lambert
1
1
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Labrador
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Ltd
Mines
Ltd
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Ltd
Oct
28
1,030
Mar
2c
Aug
5c
Jan
2c
Sep
5c
1,500
l%c
2,000
30c
Oct
7c
70c
May
9c
Jan
7C
Jan
Aug
37% July
40
Mar
*'7
50
'
July
50%
Apr
Oct
6%c
14%
Sep
13%
13%
3%c
3%c
9,000
2c
Jun
6c
Jan
21c
25c
9,300
6c
Jun
58c
Ltd
11c
2,250
7c
Oct
32c
Feb
Mcl.ntyre-Porcupine
Melchers
Merrill
26%
28
11
11
1
Mines
Distilleries
Ltd
_1
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6%
28
pfd
10
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lie
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6,000
17
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125
-
3%c
1,000
6c
1
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Apr
6c
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Ltd
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30%
Oct
Sep
13 %
July
49c
Nov
15c
Mar
New
Goldvue
New
Jack
New
Santiago
New
Spring
New
West
Ltd
Mines
Lake
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Mines
Coulee
Amulet
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Oil
Mines
Ltd
Min
6c
May
12c
Feb
Sep
26c
Jan
5%
Nov
10%
Feb
'
7,740
7
Aug
10V4
33c
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Feb
43c
July
19c
Jan
Asbestos
July
52
Jan
North
American
Rare
Metals
Quebec Power
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Ltd
5c
4,000
v
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Mar
6c
1,000
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Jun
6c
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53,000
2c
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6c
Jan
3c
3c
3c
14c
6c
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1
14c
4
'
2c
Mar
5c
Feb
14c
Aug
90c
Jan
4c
Jun
9 %c
Jan
4%c Sep
10c
Sep
40c
91c
Jan
8c
1,000
50c
46c
50c
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8,000
12,500
1
; 7c
12,450
*
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25%
47
47
com
4c
3c
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preferred
43
3%c
1
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200
Jan
50
25
Jan
26
Mar
44
Jan
47
Oct
23%
23%
505
11%
12%
2,737
19%
19%
370
18
Feb
91%
92
60
85
Jun
6c
14,200
5 VaC
Nov
11 %c
12c
Oct
21 %c
78c
7Vac Jan
—
13c
3.35
3,925
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13,942
48c
44c
41 %c
45c
10,200
34o
Sep
Sep
Apr
4%c
4c
4 %c
16,900
3 VaC
Aug
1.90
2.05
6,040
1.50
Oct
2.90
Jan
Nov
1.20
Jan
Aug
2.45 July
!
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(1945)
1
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Opemisca Explorers Ltd
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l
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250
60c
56c
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8
3,450
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106
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7.30
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1.66
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Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd
1
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7%
1,500
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Jan
1.65
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16c
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Prime
of
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6 c/v
non
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Ltd
33,000
11c
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55c
Feb
II,500
5c
Oct
55c
Jan
7,000
3c
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5c
Mar
25,700
5c
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11c
Oct
-
10c
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part
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50
57
57
*
7%
7%
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57
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1,410
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70
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Quebec
—
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2.10
Telephone
Corp
&
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33
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Southern
Canada
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Oct
19c
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Aug
Jun
34
250
11
Jun
14%
Jan
35
15
Nov
16
Apr
1,167
,
:
2.20
2.30
600
40c
50c
2,050
5.75
5.70
5.85
6%
6%
1.18
1.20
all
all
100
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15c
13c
16c
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5.40
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6.90
4,336
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Oct
88c
Jun
Oct
8c
V 8c
3,000
1.59
1.62
4,400
12%
200
13
4c
12c
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Nov
Jan
Jan
*
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8c
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Aluminum
Co
3,000
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4
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Sep
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preferred——100
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10
11 %C
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Titan
Trans-Canada
Trans
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-
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10c
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42c
29
May
33%
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60
3.65
3.45
3.65
400
3.40
Oct
1.70
1.50
1.75
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8%C
9%c
23,100
8c
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51c
•
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25%
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1,011
Aug
26%
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13c
13c 15 %c
329,500
5% May
6%
Feb
Feb
4,003
30
8%
100
7
Feb
15c
Oct
15c
15c
36c
3.50
4,000
1.55
1.60
5,100
29%
11,808
22%
22%
22%
120
45%
Jun
52 % Mar
1.50
Sep
July
4.00
Apr
Sep
Apr
45c
28%
107
Oct
Jan 1
Sep
7.40
Oct
61c
Oct
60
Jan
6.10
Jan
40 Va
Feb
8%
Feb
360
Feb
Jun
3.20
Jan
27% July
19% May
33%
Jan
23
Oct
Amalgamated Rare Earth
45%
45%
740
40% Mar
47
19c
18 %C
21c
5,283
16 VaC Mar
26c
Jan
1
7 %c
7c
7%c
4,429
6 %c Mar
10c
—
Feb
Pete.———— .100
6%c
5c
7%c
23,200
5c
Sep
12c
Feb
American Nepheline
.50c
43c
41c
44c
5,700
36c
July
65c
Jan
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.4(00
55c
43 %c
55c
112,298
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Oct
90c
Jan
Leduc
American
Lead
Anacon
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Analogue Controls
Petroleums
1
4.50
Anglo
Argus Corp
105
52%
500
8.90
2,040
15c
3% Aug
Jun
7c
5.50
49
6.50
50
35c
27%
38
Jan
93%
93%
50
Mar
93%
Nov
28%
29%
5,847
26% Mar
35%
Jan
48%
48
48%
300
43
49
Jun
7c
7c
1,000
6c
May
28c
Oct
89c
Jan
Nov
13%
Jan
Jan
84
2,000
50
12
12
365
38c
31c
39c
27,780
15
15
100
1.27
1.20
1.32
14,100
20%
20%
20%
1,890
6%c
6%C
1,000
5c
7%c
8c
8,200
6c
7C
6,000
6%c
6%c
6%c
4,000
1
*
3.10
3.00
3.10
2,700
7%
7%
7%
390
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
1
5%%
preferred
—" 5
5.40
I.0,210
50c
Bankeno Mines
—~1
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1
Bank of Montreal
10
Bank of Nova Scotia
10
Barnat Mines
1
Barymin Exploration Ltd
—
1
82c
B_—
—*
*
——— *
common
Copper
Coast
Atlin
Ruffner
—*
—
—
Mines
—1
1
;
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Aunor Gold
Mines
Electric
Auto
—
common.
Oil
Banff
1
1
Mines—_—
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River
Aumacho
—
Arcadia Nickel
Yellowknife
,
16
Sep
1.06
Jan
19% July
2.10
28
Jan
Jan
9c
Oct
6c
May
July
14c
Oct
5c
Jun
11c
Jan
5%c July
2.21 May
7% Nov
19c
Jan
4.85
3.25
Oct
9 Va
Apr
July
8.00
16% Mar
20 Va
Sep
1.25
Feb
80c
Oct
19c
Feb
Apr
28c
5,900
43c
Aug
13C
21,000
Apr
47% Mar
13c
Nov
4,560
56% July
77V4
Jan
1.85
Nov
7VaC
63
60
63
6,558
1.72
1.85
40,500
1.30
800
37 %c
37 %c 37 %c
Apr
58%
Sep
Nov
55c
Jan
9c
9%c
14.730
9c
Oct
17c
Jan
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12c
244,175
0c
May
3c
3c
4c
14,000
3c
July
6%c Jun
1
10 %c
10c
8,489
10c
May
24c
1,071
5c
5c
5%
18c
Jan
21
21
x\ 21
4% Aug
4%C Aug
20'/a July
24
Jan
5
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common—._
12c
5%
6,000
c
25
14c
7%
%
Oct
Jan
Sep
'
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45C
44c
46c
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..25
46%
46
46%
15,629
42%
Jan
.500
51c
50c
51c
4,800
50c
Oct
92c
1
1.6 Vac
14 Vac
19c
207,815
10c
May
19c
Feb
Corp
Copper Corp
Mines
Jan
Aug
9c
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60c
55%
26c
—
Mining
13%
Aug
10%
3,000
-
Bell
10% Mar
1.80
Mines.
Lumber
Bethlehem
Jan
———*
Beatty Bros
Beaver
10c
10c
—
Beattie Duquesne
Lodge
Feb
Jan
25c
825
82c
Oct
52%
27c
55%
—*
Mines
Petroleums
Bata
5.55
19%
81c
9%
Jun
12c
Mining—,
Uranium
Baska
5.20
19%
—
Base Metals
Jan
7Vac Jun
1,137
14c
9%
Steels
27c
2,000
40c
Atlas
Jan
2,000
9%
Atlas
13 %
Jun
15c
37c
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Aug
29%
9%
Acceptance
Feb
52 Va
9%C
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10
1
Oil
Temple class B
Ashdown Hardware class
Ash
Atlantic
Jan
Mar
9c
1
Arjon Gold Mines
Associated
Jan
7.60
29%
common
$2.50 preferred
Asamera
9%
14VaC
Nov
27%
1
Imperial class A———
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B
1st preferred,
Clast
4,500
5.50
8.50
1
,
Mines
Anthes
360
7%c
51%
8.90
Huronian
Rouyn Mines
Anglo
4.50
7c
5.50
7%c
4.75
American Exploration.
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper; pfd...50
Anglo
————
44c
July
75c
Jan
47% Aug
Feb
...
1
Asbestos Corp Ltd
United
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Wendell
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Westburne
Westeel
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1.70
100
3c
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22
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5c
6c
9,700
5c
Nov
15 Vac
Jan
46c
45c
47c
20,963
43c
Jun
67c
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I
14 c
12 %c
16c
95,125
7c
Mar
31c
6
6
6
7
6
Nov
12%
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12
May
9c
40,500
Class
Black
Oct
Bordulac
2.45
Jan
Bouzan
3c
Aug
10c
Jan
Bo water
4c
34,000
2c
July
53c
1,000
50c
Jun
71c
10
10%
225
10
Sep
22c
22c
2,000
22c
Nov
UNLISTED
Alberta
Trunk Line
Gas
Dominion
&
Canada
Conadian
Chromium
23
24%
2,085
5.75
5.80
16%
16%
17%
v"- 600
1,173
B_——._*
class
Oils
Rio
Mining
Consolidated
Motor
Smelting
Ltd.
of Canada
Co
Yellowknife
40
40
219
4.90
Jun
43% July
2.25
800
5.35
5.60
Jun
37% Mar
4.35
4.35
200
40
39%
40%
14 %
13%
14%
42
42
4.40 July
24%
Nov
7.20 Aug
18
Sep
48%
Sep
4.60
Nov
5% %
Dauch
&
Club
jockey
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Kerr-Addison
Loblaw
:
Ltd
class
B
401/8
Goldfield
Louviccurt
MacLaren
July
6.70
4.35
Nov
4.85
Sep
3,804
2,775
.*
25
36% Mar
44%
Jan
13%
Sep
16
Sep
38% July
48
Jan
Minnesota
Moore
British
Uranium
Siierritt-Gordon
50
50
900
50
Nov
52%
Apr
Bruck
20%
21
1,910
19
Oct
29%
Jan
Brunswick
a2.20
100
2.35
Apr
Buffadison
110
Oct
9.10
Jun
172%
14%
150.
■
Jan
Oct
Mar
•
14%
14%
370
10%
29%
325
4.L
31%
1,450
1
,4
23
Jun
XVxar
Mar
Trans
Mountain
Union
Gas
United
Oils
Windsor
Apr
Nov
of
31%
Nov
Building
9c
Aug
Bullochs
19 %
Oct
20
Oct
Class
20%
20%
240
19%
Oct
20%
Oct
Bunker
27%
28%
-300
Sep
32%
421%
43%
2,410
41c
500
6C
500
27%
35% Mar
49
44c
95c
2,500
48 %c 48 %c
5%c
1.40
1.38
1.40
8,700
Ltd—;
3.25
3.10
3.25
800
...
Anr
Oct
5c
48
Hotel
For
Jan
July
July
Oct
18C
Jan
V
76c
Mar
'
Oil
Pipe
footnotes,
44.
9,605
700
—50
50
100
50
50
Nov
19 c
Oct
Cable
Mines
1.45
Sep
Calalta
Jun
3.25
Jan
6.20
6.90
2,150
6.00
Oct
13%
Jan
530
32V4
Feb
39%
Sep
Calvan
Consol
24% Aug
35 %
Jan
41
41
260
36
Jan
42%
Sep
43%
43
43%
340
37
Mar
45 Va
91
90
91
357
80
Mar
93
Oct
48%
48
48%
987
42% Mar
50
Aug
51
51%
667
47
10%
8%
10%
3 475
12
Jan
Calvert
Gas
15
2,093
12%
Apr
16%
Jan
Campbell
1.15
1,000
90c
Jun
1.87
Jan
a25
6
26
Oct
Jan
Aug
2,650
11%
11%
733
2.20
2.20
200
2.20
2.80
2.60
2.80
200
7c
8c
8,500
1.44
180
7%c
5 Vac
7 Vac
72,000
31 %
32
375
1
.
25
5%
5%
4.50
4.50
20
7c
5%
4.50
10c
4,000
14
—
Sep
42
Feb
47
18c
Oct
52c
5c
1.28
Jun
3.35
Sep
Oct
5.30
Feb
Oct
8c
Mar
Sep
2.26
5c
Oct
29 %
Jan
5
4.50
5c
Feb
Nov
Aug
8c
35
6
5.00
Apr
Mar
Aug
Jun
Feb
12Vac Sep
14
Jun
Jan
7
Apr
8c
May
20c
12 % Mar
13%
14
3,121
6%
7
1,985
5%
1
13c
13c
4,300
Jan
1
9%c
10c
4.220
9c
July
16c
Jan
26C
26c
27c
25 953
26c
Oct
57c
Jan
13%
—
9%c
.25c
14%
1,207
13% May
22 Va
Nov
20%
22 %
7,345
16 Va
3.15
3.15
200
;
22
1
Feb
3.15 July
33c
net
36c
4,100
5.65
5.90
6,995
4.30 Mar
1.77
Lake..
Jan
16%
July
9% Mar
-*
1.77
1.85
1,350
1.06
17%
16%
17%
33c
III1
Chibougamau
Red
July
17,817
Warrants
Campbell
Jan
15 Va
34c
Oils.—
14%
14 Va
45%
1.40
52% Aug
37 Va
30c
7c
Sep
Jun
9%
44%
-1
Mar
2.65 Mar
30% July
32c
&
&
5,620
45 %
Oil
Jun
1.90 May
14,700
178
Edmonton
Calgary Power common
36%
% May
10,180
9,696
——
36%
49
95
2.93
A—,——
Petroleum
Calgary
Jun
47%
31%
—
Jun
7 Va
28%
14
Dock class A
Oils
July
Oct
5 Ve
1.95
47%
—*
&
35 %
6.70
27%
*
———*
Mines
Jun
1.97
13%
Cadamet
5%
32
Extension
class
May
3.50 May
14
——
Hill
4.55
*
10 %
Rurns
2.60
28
5c
31%
Products
Ltd
B
Burrard Dry
1.00 July
7% July
Jan
32
—
a25
see page
II,193
5%
1
Lake
15
Ltd
6.40
4.40
5%
-J
10 %
Co
5.80
3.95
—
6.90
Line
6.35
3.95
Smelting—,—~1
&
36 %
Ltd
Sep.
10%
10%
Ankerite
500
Ltd
Canada
13,164
Sep
Apr
•
—25
Gold
Red
44c
Ltd
19c
52
7%
Products
•
class B.__*
B_
Mining
Buffalo
28%
A
Mar
»
Buffalo
43%,
class
45
375
Packers
class
Mills
5c
Ltd.,
Corp
190
7%
Company
20
500
Forest
1.15
Finance
Traders
22%
29%
■'
—
Mines—
Reef
Broulan
5c
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
50%
7%
Jan
28%
Telephone
July
Mines
Mines
50'A
—50
—
British Columbia
124
Mines
Gold
Antonio
48%
•
Power
40
.
San
Mar
'
Columbia
700
30%
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
..—
Quebec Copper CorD Co Ltd...—__—
Racliore
41
1
—
Columbia
20
—
175
*
—.——■
—
British
'.265
28%
Corp
Ontario Paper Co—
Ltd
47%
C
British Columbia
20%
&
47%
common—
preferred
4% % preferred
4% %
preferred
5%
preferred
5% % preferred
125
31
Power & Paper Co class A.
Corp
Jan
common
% %
121
29
Class B
Oct
65c
Oil
Columbia Electric—
British
Aug
7,00
4.10
14%
A
——
7Vac
May
Petroleum
a2.20
21
—...
Mines
Companies Ltd
Class'
July
33c
American
125
110
50
Co
3c
12,450
1
Tank
al3 al3%
al3%
of Can Ltd.*
Ltd.:
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
Paper
7,500
40c
..50
Pioneer
Preferred
Hritalta
British
Brown
Hinde
7c
37c
Paper
&
Bridge
4
Sep
Sep
2,900
5.60
•
Ltd__l
5%c
40c
.50
pfd
5%
preferred
Corp
Bowater
.
*
Ltd
18% July
4.50 Mar
13%
12,400
4.75
..—5
Mines
Gold
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
300
4.60
'
__*
:—*.
common
Corp....
47
3.88
4.40
•
Corp
Co
Zellerbach
47
Ltd—*
Ltd.
&
Paper
Gas
Consumers
Ford
24%
cl
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd——50
Marconi Company.
1
Central-Del
Crown
Ltd
Petroleums
Devonian
Canadian
Giant
Ltd
Packers
Canadian
A.5
Mines Ltd—__1
Co Ltd—*
Co
5 VaC
6%c
Mines Ltd—..
Brazilian Traction
Sugar
27 %c
7%c
Oct
30c
STOCKS
Campbell Chibougamau
Canada
Oct
-sT/
rJan
1
171/4 May
4%c Jan
Mar
4VaC
14
III
Mines
Bralorne
V.
*
Sep
6% July
15c
Jan
16c
3,000
—
preferred——
Bay
Uranium
A
July
Sep
6c
22c
—.1
Ltd
6c
1
Yukon
1.50
10
—
1
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Biltmore Hats common,
Bibis
Jan
3c
Ltd.
Corp
1.70
/. 2.40 Jan
53c
Ltd—
Products
Co
Products
Zulapa
—
,
Refiners
Wainwright Producers &
5.00 May
Mines——
Bicroft Uran Mines.—
United
|
Sep
...1
Mines.-
Larder
.
t'
32%
..50
preferred
Belcher
""
Canada
Exploration
Texaco
Tib
75
2,320
—25
preferred
4%
Amalgamated
Beaver
13c
4%<) Aug
40c
3.95
28%
Jan
1.80
17%
1.40 May
12%
Feb
Feb
120
Apr
Nov
Jan
38c
Feb
114
Jan
1.20
9% Mar
10,250
5
10
^
1-1
—i
Tazin Mines Ltd—
July
6
12%
.1
*
Feb
3.70
75c
Nov
2.20
40c
2,200
all8
8c
.—
16%
Oct
Nov
14%
Jun
52%
28%
—
——
all6
Mines Ltd—
Lake
40
2,844
Jun
..Jun
3,50
8%
—
pfd—.100
6%
29
3,110
6%
—1
Ltd
Supertest, Petroleum Ltd
Tache
8%c
1
Consolidated Mines Ltd
Sullivan
Oct
14%
Ltd————1
Power
Mines
Jan
Aug
'2.30
—...
3.15
lc
14%
"A"
Stores
3.85 Mar
:
8c
2
1——
Jan
4,000
13% 1
;
Apr
10,000
_*
Metals...—.1
Ltd—
Ltd...—;
Mines
South
Oct
*
(1957)
Save
Sobey's
15
2.75
Jan
is
14%
Ltd—:—
Columbian
Lawrence
&
33%
13%
1.27
2.00
Jun
27c
Oct
1,000
'•
9%
1.62 Aug
14c
3,700
9c
15
Warrants
Shop
2c
13 y2
A_*
1,000
50c
Enterprises
Foo's
Ruby
2c
—
cl
Bearings (Canada) Ltd
Chains Canada Ltd—
1,500
2.00
8%c
5
common
Warrants
R
-
2.30
2.00
& Exploration
1
Lithium Corp...
——..1
Oil Development Ltd
...1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
1
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Nov
16%
100
910
12,803
31%
common..
Feb
8%
17,780
....
7.40
1.59
Nov
7%
42
1.50
38c
32%
——
Credits
Ltd
Jan
Nov
'
Porcupine
23c
July
80c
2,000
.
—1
Mining Corp...
Gold
Pitt
Ltd—
Mines
Pennbec
5.45
10,000
,
Paton
8c
1,050
•
Feb
16c
56c
52%
.
*
4%%
2.40
900
1.50
.100
—
Algoma Steel
Ansil
Oct
8c
_
1.50
a
Obalski
2,000
3.85
Roxana
Oct
Oct
Jan
12c
3.10
Warrants
Aluminium
96
50c
—
Algoma Central preferred
Allied
20 %
1.95
Alberta Pacific Consolidated Oils
Bldg
12% Nov
3.0Q
„—
Class A warrants
Algonquin
Jan
25 Va July
_i
common
preferred
A
Jan
41%
19% Aug
9% Mar
i
Gold
Trunk
Gas
40c
Mar
91%
————_—
Voting trust
Oct
35
50c
Anchor
50
-
4
23%
High
12c
i
LIZi
Yellowknife
Warrants
Class
3,500
—
Ltd
Explorations
Alberta
42,391
«
Oil
&
Mines
17c
37%
1
Mines—
Alberta Distillers
Feb
4c
•
3c
1
American
10,522
3c
1
-
V 500
Jan
3%c
*
Ltd
North
Northern
1
Jan
5c
47
5c
50c
&
Alba
Jan
600
6c
•
47
47
1
Ltd
Mines Ltd_l
5c
1.13
32c
6,000
*'■ 455
33 %c 33 %c
Formaque Mines Ltd
;
1
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
1st
7
July
11
6,000
6
7
21
I,400
:
6c
5%
693
295
•
a5c a6%c
6
New
Nocana
4
'
Calumet
New
20c
-
49c
18c
18c
1
Mussens Canada Ltd
'
49c
>-
__L*
Monpre Mining Co Ltd:
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
'I
3 VaC
•
.
i
Agnico
Low
14c
5%C
.100
Advocate Mines Ltd
Aug
10c
4c
Gas
Acme
Range Since Jan. 1
19%
—.
———
Uranium
Shares
High
36%
12%
common
A
Acadia
Jan
17%
I
Mining Co Ltd
of Canada Ltd.:
Mines
Class
Jan
27
3%c
17%
Range
15c
.25
Preferred
Dollars
Sales
37%
Paper common—
Atlantic Sugar
Acadia
Akaitcho
30c
1
Copper
Corp
Jan
8%c July
"
Lingside
Massval
25
8
a49% a49 %
&
Canadian
for Week
Low
.—1
Ltd—
Power
Jan
Mar
8,500
•
Mines
Abitibi
Feb
1
Exploration Co Ltd
(Alfred) Inc class A
Lithium
Aug
5,500
"
Abacus
in
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Preferred
35
1,000
'
a36 % a36%
50
;
Mines
7c
2,500
.
STOCKS
■
Exchange
Week's
Last
Jan
2.03 Aug
16c
Feb
Expressed
Friday
Jan
40
1.45 May
8c
-
*
Mines
Are
1.72 May
Oct
33
Ltd
Golden
19
Oct
22
Shown
Prices
High
33%"
Nickel
<>G%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
16
1
Falconbridge
Gaspe
Shares
High
16
1
Ltd
Toronto Stock
—
ZZZi
33c
.
5.160
24
3.55
63c
Sep
Feb
Mar
7.20 Aug
Oct
3.45
Aug
9% May
17%
Oct
,
■
42
(1850)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, November 7, 1960
.
t£
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
STOCKS
LOW
Par
Canada
Cement
24 %
Malting
Preferred
Canada Oil
1,355
26%
284
13 %
245
Crowpat Minerals
——
Crush International Ltd—
•
16
3,280
12% Aug
645
441/2 Mar
25
25
110
85c
93c
15,400
85c
8c
8c
2,000
Ho
Canada Southern
51
Petroleum
Steamship Lines
930
51
255
47%
Jun
Nov
75c
5%c
2.80
40
42%
12%
1.54
6,825
10,033
..
.
4c
4%
Deer
Horn
Sep
Deldona
Jan
Delnite
Jan
Canadian
Class
British
B
Alum
class
Feb
Devon
Dickenson
wrnts_
A
Palmer
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
class
A_
-25
300
Nov
7
Aug
46% Mar
58
5,015
31
40%
2.25
2.55
2.50
Collieries
Preferred
Canadian
Canadian Dredge Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas &
77c
81c
6%
7 %
3.85
4.65
15
13
12
58c
57c
54c
1.66
1.58
1.72
10%
9%
10%
6%
6%
6%
1.34
Jan
Feb
Dominion
Oct
70c
Oct
85c
Feb
Dover
Oct
2.75
Jan
Dow
4.65
Nov
Duvan
Nov
Duvex
Oct
16
Sep
61c
Mar
25c
17,500
15
Jan
'
850
-
Food
Products
3.60
4.00
•
13 %
13 %
14%
1,710
—100
80
76%
80
700
4.70
4.65
4.75
1,710
15
15
260
*
common
A
Preferred
Canadian Gas
Energy preferred
20c
Canadian Gen Securities class A——*
2.60
Apr
Jan
5% July
7%
Jan
East
Canadian
High
Crest——
20c
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian Husky Oil
Warrants
20c
—10c
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Indl
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
•
Gas
Malartic
Canadian
North
1.95
60c
7%
Amphi
Washing
Eddy
Apr
Eldrich
Jan
El
Jan
Empire
Life
Eureka
Jan
Falconbridge
17
Jan
Famous
9
Aug
68c
Feb
Jan
Oct
43c
Feb
Farwest
24%
Jan
.100
3,364
2,584
19
Aug
90
Mar
98%
25
98%
50
20%
21%
10
21%
15,325
20%
7%
7%
7%
610
Canadian Superior Oil
1
8.80
8.50
8.80
Canadian
21,810
1
4%c
4c
4%c
15,500
34
34
34
890
34
34%
34
34%
250
Canadian
New
Tire
Corp
Corp
class
A
•
common
———
Canadian Vickers
*
Canadian Western
4%
preferred
Natural Gas
—
Players
Canadian
Candore
Can
Westinghouse
Erin
Mines
Sep
60c
Sep
Ford
of
Sep
Foundation
12% July
16%
14% July
,17%
Sep
190
13%
Feb
16%
Aug
34
Oct
45 %
Jan
Jun
16 %c
Feb
12c
10c
1,500
65c
96,940
49c
Oct
7c
7c
7,500
6c
Mar
1.47
11c
Jan
Asbestos
Corp Ltd
Cayzor Athabaska
Francoeur
,
Fraser
1.00
2,080
80c
May
1.13
3,240
10% Mar
13%
Frosst
Central Del
Rio
Central
Gold
Pat
16c
7,800
13c
49c
•
——
28,411
Trust
Cheskirk
Chib
Gola
Coin
Lake
Aug
July
46c
27,753
22c
1,700
9c
47c
8,200
40c
4.35
310
40%
40%
100
3.65
3.95
41,795
2.73
13%
13%
10C 10 %c
3.90
..
:
■
15c
—
—-—.——*
1
40
———*
Bellekeno
Mines
Gamma
Callinan
1
Discovery
Gillies
Golden
8%
Ltd
Geco
Mines
General
Class
A
General
11%
44c
1,200
43c
Sep
13%
Mar
62c
Giant
Goldale
Goldray
Goodyear
Jan
July
Feb
71c
150
7%
Oct
9
3%c
Nov
8c
1,166
4%
Mar
13,200
Jun
12c
5c
Feb
3.85
3.65
3.85
26,650
3.90
Oct
1
17c
16c
21c
34,656
32c
35c
3,280
16%c
16%c
17c
5%C
5%c
3,000
47%c
47 %c
52c
114,025
Feb
15c
Oct
45c
Aug
45c
Jun
4c
<
Great
May
26c
Jan
32c
Feb
7c
Mar
52c
Nov
.
^
Cla,ss- B
1.65
1.75
8,107
_*
18%
17%
18%
II,435
17
Mar
1
91c
85c
91c
6,590
69c
May
13c
14c
2,700
12c
Sep
26c
2.20
2.50
99,580
99c
Jan
2.50
12 %c 12 %c
1,000
12c
Mar
22c
Jan
8,250
23c
Sep
54c
Apr
Gulch
Sep
Gulf
Mines
Northland
Mines
Pershcourt
Mine
1
1
9%c 12 %c
37c
Oct
72c
common
26c
Mar
87C
July
Great
50c
May
1.00 Aug
3.20 Feb
Great
5,000
Oct
7%
12
12
Greening
———-50c
Mfg
class
A
7c
Jun
4c
Aug
10c
Prospecting-—.
11c
Jan
6 %c
6%C
6,000
4c
Apr
9%c
Noc
3.95
Jan
2.95
2 .60
2.95
4.310
2.60
14%
14%
14%
2,500
11% Mar
106
106
106
25
3.10
3.10
3.15
540
14c
13c
14c
8c
9c
18,493
99
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—,
class
A
Jan
Jan
Nov
2.10
Jan
-13%
Apr
350
3.80
Nov
15%
Sep
6.75
-
Jan
68c
30c
12%
13%
5C
-
10%
1
Canada
108'
Sep
350
15
Mar
19%
67/b Aug
„
12
Jun
9
Feb
22
July
Jan
130
33%
764
40
56c
July
1.25 Jan
500
50c
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1.10 July
25
150
25
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7
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10,600
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.
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53%
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Oct
.
Jan
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31% Feb
Nov
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14%
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4c
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Jan
11%
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•
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125
125
126
43 %
43%
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10 %c
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22c
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24,300
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common
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22c
23c
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100
413
11c 12%c V
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104
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332
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25
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92
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32
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37
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40c
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35
15c
120
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42 % Mar
Oct
Feb
Jan
44%
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—.—*
6%
6%
Jun
7%
*
12%
12%
175
6%
Apr
13%
5
6.25
6.25
200
6.00
Feb
6.70
Oct
11 %c 12 %c
4,500
9'%c May
17 %c
Jan
1.12
2,900
1.00 Mar
1.40
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1.12
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38
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40
1,340
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Mar
23%
24
360
19
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5.40
220
5%
5%
5%
800
67C
60c
75c
2,550
60c
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1.00
1.10
2,180
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2,730
2.50
2.50
-
-
33c
*
•
10%
*
5.10
44% May
24% Aug
7-25
Jan
6%
Aug
5% Aug
8.25
•
.
•
9%
•
9%
Apr
2-25.-Jan
9%
6.75
Jan
8% May
7% Jun
11%
Jan
11
Jan
9%
373
1.75
2.00
200
1.50
3.09
125
2.75
11%
12
2,008
30
27
30
154
1
5c
5C
5c
1,500
2.00
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Lead
■
—
—
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Jan
1.50 July
735
3.00
—,—
—
Trust
13
July
300
97/a.
10
—
Apr
5.55
Aug
10% Aug
4.15
12%
Jan
Jan
Sep
25%
Jan
4c
Aug
4c
May
7%c
Sep
July
10%
Feb
10c
Jun
1
5c
4c
5c
25,000
7.75
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Lake
7.35
7.85
15,866
6.25
1
3.00
Hallnor
5%c
5c
6c
19,500
5c
!
1.60
Hard Rock Gold
Oct
7c
Mar
8°c
Nov
1,685
16
11
17
1.80
Heau
Oct
18%
Jan
Sep
18
Jan
Jun
33c
4,uo0
25c
Mar
42c
20c
10,600
17c
Nov
69c
5.50
630
3.40 Mar
17
3,470
16%
10c
5 noo
7%c Sep
8c
Hasaga
Jan
10%
12%
3,700
5c
Sep
Mavi
5.85
Harrison
Jan
10-/8
16%
7c
14c
July
16%
9%c
7%c
33c
Feb
*
common
common
Harding Carpets
13c
_
—
Cotton
Jan
15,500
17c
_
Mines
Farms
4.30
26,939
350
Hardee
Jun
88c
29c
Sep
Sep
16%
80c
16
-
Gold
106%
16%
5.25
1
1
15c
1
—
Wire
Mar
11
85c
16%
50c
44.
Mines
warrants
Hamilton
16
1
see pa^e
Jan
30
11c
Nov
Mar
Sep
*
Pershing
24%
Jan
6%c
11,000
60c
*
Jan
Jun
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Mines
•
—*
Nov
5c
•
Copper
9 %c
Oct
11%
1958
Jan
8,000
—1
Zinc
Jun
.
6.25
17%: a
37%
42%
50c
common
,
Trust
Jan
2,754
*
Imperial
Voting
Aug
1.24
6c
•
:
17
7 %
1
Drill
Develop
Saddlery
Winnipeg Gas
Greater
20%
6c
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footnotes,
17%
1
West
1.50
6c
100
Exploration
-
1
—..—.—r
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18,251
5c
*
preferred
4c
23%
12
Jan
24,800
6c
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Crestaurum Mines
For
26c
86,268
-
5%c
1
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12%c
24c
45c
1
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A
Crain
26c
39c
_1
Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
Consolidated West Petroleum
Coppercirp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
2.50
1
—
Consolidated
Craigmont
1
—.—2
Consolidated
Cowichan
106
warrants.:!;:
Guaranty
Smelting
Exploration
Consolidated Mosher
Lead
106
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1
Warrants
i—— —:'
1.71
&
Jan
•
Nov
-
*
Lakes
50c
Class
r
100
Great Lakes Power common—,
Warrants
74c
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6c
35%
—*
Mmes
•
Morrison
Jan
173 %
Oct
Sep
3.40
-;••'•
5c
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class
Consolidated Mic
Ltd
88%
Nov
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t
100
Mackay class A——1
45c
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3.80
35%
Ltd
Tire
Granduc
Feb
15c
Jan
12% July
Jun
905
6C
Mining
Grandroy Mines
Jan
31 %c
3,900
Oct
80c
335
dC-.1''
3.80
Granby
70c
Cosmos
*
preferred..
Grafton
Jan
2%c Aug
Jun
Oct
28
8%
95
>
435
14%
————-1%
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Gordon
Jan
5%c
2.95
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50
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8
5c
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1
13c
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9,667
1
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Jan
3 Vac
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7c
*
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8
10%c
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85c
.
•
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4.65
July
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358
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70c
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Ltd
Mines
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98c
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1
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3c
7
5c
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3c
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40c
100
1
124:
3.40
*
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375
25%
170
9% :i
23%
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8,600
19% Aug
...
Mar
,39
175
'
63
I 63
Feb
6c
.
6c
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-1
51c
•
10
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47c
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—-20c
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11%
-
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;27c
500 -
11 «,
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1.50
11
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40 %c
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28 r
45c W
Sep
42c
Feb
35% Jan
22% July
■
225
—1
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Jan
9,100
34c
49%
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Mar
Jun
Feb
2.65 Aug
6c
Jun
2,100
v
7c
32c
48%
——-—
15c
Jun
t
18%
1,324.,
28
Feb
7%
v
45c
4.90
11%
67c
7c
32c
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2.90'
common——
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1
Class
2.85
123
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1
Consumers
'2.90
9%
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1
Consolidated Red
Mar
25%
1.00
33c
•
Mar
62c
63
—
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7%c
Halliwell
Consol Marbenor Mines
Negus
15-
45,692
ir
Bakeries
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Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd
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•
1.07
19 %c
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Jan
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6c
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400
25c
9%c
Oct
17%
Oct
3,366
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61
27 V4 Mar
-5,645
r
17
Feb
21c
33%'
32%
19
3.74
1.35
Apr
1.54
Mar
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6,916
Jun
62 %
Jun
4c
May
68%
Jun
10c
55
88c
12c
20c
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Jan
39% Jan
50
May
1.04
11
Co
Jan
11
18c
-,,
v
Apr
50% Mar
89c
Jan
17% May
Feb
19%
12 %
100
Jan
2.07 Aug
51
17%
———1
class A
General
3.95
18c
•;
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General
5.20 Mar
July
18c
1.78
July
26%
50
33%
10c
Aug
30
■
-
4,300
61
%c.
•
common—,
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58
Jun
1.33 July >
1.40 May
15
18,500
5%c
*
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General
;
Jan
6c
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Mac
14c
5c
I,910
,
11
25
1
61
1
preferred
Nov
7c
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13c
*
67c
Oct
5c
1.53
Jun
•
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preferred
5%% preferred
Sep
—1
—
Fenimore
Consolidated
7,400
—
5%
Jan
Oct
:—„1
Oil
East
1.05
1.05
;
•
10,050
-1
-——
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Gaitwin
Mar
*
Cadillac
Dragon
1.00
1
2,715
4.00
67c
—.
3%c
•
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50
7,500
16c
3.80
49c
11%
*
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53%
«
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43 %c
2.90 Mar
1.35
—•
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—
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8%
.——__2.50
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53%
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———
5%c
-
July
4.35
•
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1.29
85 %
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9,500
2c
44 %c
3.80
National
Consolidated
60% May
34c
6.70
1.40
17c
May
May
——1
Coniagas Mines
Coniaurum Mines
Consolidated
70c
1,305
3c
32c
50
Globe
Mines
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consolidated
6,000
85 %
34c
1
Enterprises
Combined Metals——
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83c
67
•
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Consolidated
78c
25
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Commoil
4.00
2%C
—
85%
2%c
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Conduits
-
1
Smelting
Willans
Farm
Gold
Columbia
July
July
8c
-—1
&
——-—.
,
88c
90,797
•
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Mines
Chrysler
cochenour
7,300
16c
1
Mining
Cockshutt
93c
14c
1
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Kayrand
Chimo
Chromium
5.75
88c
15 c
20
—.—.—
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Cbesterville
5.15
90c
1
——-
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5.65
1
-1
.
Central Porcupine
Charter Oil
54
.
125
26 %
54
1
Mines
Fruehauf
Feb
Oct
26c
1
—
Co
Pete
Probisher
Jan
13%
15c
•
————.—
Jan
1
Companies
French
Jan
12%
13%
Jan
8c
Mar
98c
•
34 %t v
26%
54
Canada
Gatineau
Cassiar
Jan
45
:
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22c
25o
class
Corp
38
995
54c
Captain Mines Ltd—.——————•
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Cariboo
Fleetwood
35%
1
Sep
Jan
•
Feb
Jan
,
Motor
210
45
34%
26%
18,100
f
i
-20
Ford
13%
34
34 %
•
Manufacturing
Jan
14%
11c
•
—
•
Grain
6c
3%c Jun
Feb
11c
13%
Jun
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>e
150
Ltd
Preferred
Fleet
Jan
12% Mar
16%
34
—1
-
13%
Oct
8.00 July
%
16
*
Exploration
7%
Apr
13%
16%
20
15% Lf':
Canadian
Mining
Mining
Federal
.
Aug
14%
com—*
—
99
rti<26%
Octi M
34
Thorium
15%
*
Fargo Oils Ltd—
—
15%
Fanny Farmer Candy_—
Faraday Uranium Mines
20%
Jan
•k e
27c
preferred
1.76.
1
Oct
19%
1.63
1.51
Nickel
10c
20%
Aug
4V2c Oct
13,500'
1.51
1.74
1
Jun
16c
Feb
July
10%
-
Mar
-45
25,000
6c4, :•
Jan
22c
5cf
75
10
4.65
22c
Feb
11 '
6,100
1.60
.
4.50
lie
64
20
8%
Jan ;■
Jan
16 %
27,360
1
Insurance
12 %
10c
8
15%
12% July
13,300
1
•
18% Mar
•
225
40c:
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Jan
52
.
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1,162
....
9%
5.45
f
Oct
530 !,'
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Apr
4,124.,M
5c
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31,142
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5c
6%
10%
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14c,v".
5c
815
1,525
.
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Oct
38 % July
*
i
45
10c
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Sol
35c
——
45
120
Jun
Apr
r :
13
38c
Mines
1.05
Oct
.
'•
Oct
1.80
:
585
.
11
:
V'5%
75-
-10
:
A
Developments
286
•
Railway
Petrofina
&
7,416
common
Canadian Pacific
Canadian
Trust
8
10c
62
Feb
:
; '
,
675
7-1.
20
Aug
9%
■
2,633" i
11%'. C
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6
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12c
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8.55
12% July
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9.00
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7%
1,735
27%
6.00 July
!
5%c
39 c
_
Co—_——.
class
45c
1
:
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Match
Paper
Elder
Aug
Jan
16% Jun
1,250
9
:—•
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Oct
Nov
.
;
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11
1
Mach
38c
,
6%c
1
-
Mines
7%
14%
6%>-
8%
*
c
.
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14%
43C
8%
*
Ltd
Jan
3.70
31%
v
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2,495
2.45-
20
•
Gold
7%
Mines
preferred
12%
Mines
Fatima
5ri
60 %
13
Petroleum
14%
•
Inca
Canadian Oil Cos.
61
Mineral
Malartic
Eddy
40c
Aug
1.28 July
2,480
•
•
2.35
—
1.04
Jan
27% Mar
M ••
41%
7
1
3.80
435
4.10
Oct
17
3.95 July
1,100
7%
Aug
4.95
10%
—*
:
Co
&
-—-—*
—
Gold
Canadian Northwest
1,350
9,732
4.00
Oct
10%
common
*
common
Locomotive
Canadian
7%
2.50
4.60
5%
.
Copper
Oils
Economic
4.75
15
80% Aug
Apr
13% July
16%c Aug
1,550
70c
4.65
1.85
1.95
—
Canadian
20c
70c
4.35
4.60
1
6%
Mines
Jan
•10% July v
9,495
12% *«
40%
common
Feb
55c
>
Jun
45c,?.Oct
2.20
14 %c
y
v."
East
3.10 May
5%
common
8.55
2,850
'
12
41%
———
.
;
Sep
1,225:'
f
171 T
16
!
-
•
Brewery
East
10%
45% Mar
—
Apr
57,770
30
Jan
Jun
1.43
1,555
.
*
Chemical
Industries
Dynamic
8% Mar
13,650
12%
common—•
—■
29c
Feb
27c
'
16%
;
&
Textile
Donalda
-
'
Tar
Preferred
Easy
Canadian
6.65- '•
common
Stores
Dominion
11%
11
2,615
1
26
6.50
Coal-
Dominion
Sep
Jun
9%
985
16%
class
32
2.20 July
-
200
13
Sep
7% July
6%
-
19,650
241,123
A_50c
Oil
Morse
28%
25%
•
Steel
Jan
Jun
,6%cJuly
:: .6,300
25 %
*
Magnesium
2.40
•
3.70"'
2.45
&
Steel
75c
1,450
1.15
Electrohome
Foundry
Dominion
Oct
50c
45c
Jan
Jan
14c
13,102
30
Warrants
Dominion
Dominion
70c
8,660
76c
78c
15
•
Dominion
Jan
Nov
-
3.55
!
Jan
Feb
10
3.30
20c
33c
19c
9,200
11,422
•
2
common
14%
5
2,700
-
Dairies
22%
1.70
•
Jun
18c'. Oct
>
12,966
i
9.55
49c
"
;
32c
•
Feb
28
3,130
2,100
1—*
B
Class
5%
2.00
4.20
•
9.85
2.50
18% Mar
225
32
5
*
Canadian Fairbanks
Class
32
1.90
7%
common
12
575
1.16
Petroleum
Steel
8%c
•
Jan
2,315
•
21c
7c
29c,
25c
.
Bridge
Jan
6.60
72 c
Devonian
Drawn
7.05
Nov
13
77c
common
Wright-
Canadian
Oct
2.25
22%
32
Pete
Canadian
2.00
500
12%
Sep
Jan
104 % May
Apr
9c
Jan
9%
Oct
'
6%c
6,600
4,100
-
—1
——————
Dominion
Sep
735
-•
21%
1.90
21c
32c
Sep
40
21c
1
Mines
7,003
5%
Warrants
Canadian Chieftain
J
1
Petroleum
54
12%
preferred
Canadian Chemical
v
10c
—
1
Seagrams
Dome
4.50
22%
common
$1%
Canadian Curtis
■
2.30
20c
9c
.
Oils
Mines
Distillers
Dome
2.25
2.30
warrants
Canadian
9%c
18 %c
—
Feb
8c
Mar
13c
99 %
2,250
9 %c
19c
10c
.
Mines
2.20 Aug
38%
53%
1
Mines
Jan
4.50
.20
5
70
..
1
Gold
45 %
51%
—
100 % 100%
1
Minerals
Mines—
Dominion
.—
Canadian Bank of CommerceCanadian Breweries common
170
29
Apr
5c
92,100
5%
5%
5%
.
High
Feb
25
400
a
.
9c 12 %c
11 %c
s
Low
26 %
25%
100
Mines
Denison
12% Aug
Aug
26%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
,_1
Brewis
5.25
Oct.
preferred
Decoursey
Sep
49
10% May
1.30 Sep
7%C
1
50
Jun
39
155
1.41
1.45
2.50
230
.
7c
1
Minerals
1,200
5,060
A
10
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
Jan
Jan
58
3c
2.65
1.25
Tungsten
Bakeries
'
12%
2.77
common.
-
Astoria
3c
»
Oct
1.35
39c
42 % May
41 % Jun
Class
Shares
Nov
24%
Nov
uct
47
46
—10
warrants—
23 % Mar
64
23 % Mar
125
48
48
48
Preferred
18%
Trust
for Week
Low
1
Jtn
64
47
^Canadian
Crown
Jsa
93c
_
Canadian
27% July
55
*
Par
33%
July
12% May
15%
26
Class B
High
22% Aug
59
_.
Sale Price
24
16
.10
Lands
Canada Permanent
Canada Southern Oils
Canada
24 %
common
Warrants
Canada Packers class A_
Canada
24
26%
13V4
[20
—
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
Canada Iron Foundries commonCanada
Low
Range
of Prices
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
26%
common-
Preferred
STOCKS
Shares
Sales
Week's
Friday
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended November 4)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.:
Minerals
Gold
of
1
Iron
Hees
(Geo
H)
&
Sep
Highland
Bell
Jan
Hinde
&
Hollinger
22 %
Jan
10c
Nov
Class
13c
Jan
Class
Home
Oil
—
—
Jun
lie
Feb
6c
7,000
5c
Aug
15c
15c
500
13c
July
20c
Feb
7c
7c
2,000
5c
Jun
15c
Jan
23c
Mar
40c
Sep
4c
May
Sep
8c
Apr
5.00
28c
30c
17,550
6c
21,100
1.25
1.50
200
6,500
1.40
1.55
50
50
21
20%
8.35
7.90
8.35
8.10
7.50
8.15 V
Co Ltd—
B
•
*
16
9
1.00
1.32:
15 %c Mar
12c
1.80
Oct
45
50
Mar
1,840
21".
.
A
Jan
10
25,300
50
—5
Jun
15%
207
15c
5 %c
1.55
Gold-
Jun
11%
10%
5%c
—-.
—
Consolidated
Apr
16%
14c
30c
1
Dauch
July
—
*
Co
2.50
Jun
Mar
5c
14c
—
Headway Red Lake
Heath Gold Mines-
1.30 July
110
1,280
'
1
Mines
Lakes
1
300
16
11%
10%
'
—__
Mines
1.60
16
-
*
1.60
10%
•
__
Jan
19
Oct
55
.
Jan
Jan
Apr
May
29%
Jan
j
5,471
7.10
Jun
12%
Jan
4,391
6.90
Jun
11%
Jan
'
.
Volume
192
Number
6001
,
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1851)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
Par
Home
Pitfield
&
Howard
Smith
Prior
Howey
Paper
preferred
Consolidated
Mining
Hoyle
Hudson
Mining
Bay Oil
&
36
515
40%
40%
40%
60
35
1
800
Feb
3.25
2.90
Apr
4.90
Aug
2.60
4.05
4.30
46%
44%
46 %
3,380
43
May
51%
9.80
9.60
9.80
4,439
9'/2c
5,500
8.75 Aug
6V2C Jun
14 V2
8c
55
58
485
29 Vic 29 Vic
2.074
20
58
1
__
>
Bank
Imperial
Flo
Imperial
Investment
10
Glaze
60%
62
35
class
A
*
preferred
6% %
preferred
<
Imperial Life Assurance—.
__25
$1.40
McWatters
Gold
Apr
Medallion Petroleums
Merrill Island Mining
Feb
Meta
Feb
9Vi
9%
247
8%
290
20%
Feb
20 Va
215
19%
10
79
79
80
560
73
34V2
32Va
34%
17,469
30
12 Vi
12%
12 V2
4,700
—
5%
5%
1,590
Industrial
40%
39%
40V2
5,810
46V2
120
Accept
$4%
20
50
46 V2
—
93 V2
100
.__
—
93 %
93 V2
14%
15 V2
Oct
Uranium
5%
47%
Jan
78%
Aug
Sep
42
Mar
39%
1,755
6%
Jan
Oct
Jan
17
6
8.50 Mar
July
33
27%
273/a
345
21
July
30%
Jan
15c
May
31c
Jan
22c
19c
23c
45,400
5c
5c
6c
4,040
38c
Inglis
Machine
(John)
Inland
class
._«
A
Co
&
Natural
•
Gas
Bronze
Powders
pfd
Molybdenum
International
Nickel
Utilities
1.20
29V2c 3OV2C
30Vic
50c
47c
50c
4,953
7,900
47c
Oct
1.15
Jan
8VaC
8c
8 Vac
24,500
6c
Jun
14 %c
Feb
8
"
8%
111
8
Nov
19 Va
Jun
Ore
Mines
A
4,200
28c
Oct
63c
Jan
35c
38c
5,100
35c
Nov
85c
Jan
1.40
1.55
22,070
17c
16c
18c
8,642
2.10
2.10
2.15
4 VaC
11%
2,016
4VaC
8,500
3,000
13% Aug
21
304
20
Mar
26
22
22
214
20
Apr
26
42
42
42
277
39 Va Mar
42
75c
84c
37,000
12
133/4
1,645
47 Va
47 Va
30
Bldg
Interprovinclal
Credits
Line
Pipe
Copper
Bay
18,500
7,628
35
35%
1,250
41
41
41 Vi
5%
Oct
4c
Mines
36 Va
470
39 Va
Feb
43
5%
100
5 %
July
52
61
7,147
2.80
2.90
1,817
37
38
100
32
28%
23
68c
preferred—
29%
68c
71c
8,250
1.75
450
68c
11%
11%
40c
42c
27V2c
May
Steal
Mines
Jack
1
Waito
Mining
Jacobus
Jaye
Jellicoe
Service
Jockey
Class
Nello
Apr
New
1
—
Mines
Davies
87c
9,640
Jan
New
Delhi
Mar
New
Goldvue
New
6c
6V2C
10c
9%
9%
9%
6c
9,250
Apr
14c
Jan
16c
Jan
650
Feb
2.45
9
610
23c
26c
1,100
23c
21c
2OV2C
22c
8,696
20c
8c
8
Jun
*
Warrants
Kelvinator
Canada
of
Sep
45c 1
Newluhd
29c
May
'
New
15%
15%
15 %
25
13 Va
Oct
17% Jan
8 VaC 10 VaC
55,035
6 %C
Aug
Sep
40 VaC July
Mines
of
25c
Apr
Lafarge
2.09
Jun
Tnku
Class
Oct
10%
Jan
Nisto
Sep
Jun
2c
2c
7,200
32c
25c
21c 24V2c
IV2C
17c
2.054
34c
190,609
43c
Sep
35c
Jan
9c
July
19c
Mar
17c
Apr
9Vac
Lakeland
Apr
Lake
Nor
La
Mines
Luz
Lamaque
Gold
Langis
Latin
American
Laura.Secord
LeltCh.
'
Apr
30
50c
57,950
Jun
27%
Jan
6c
3,500
14c
12,000
15c
27,815
10Vac
6%
4 Vac
6%
July
Apr
Northcal
67c
Oct
1.00
Jun
North
35c
Jun
1.01
Jan
2.05
1.95
2.05
5,120
2.80
Jan
10c
6c
11c
13,500
20c
5,000
IOV2C
4.70
1,150
3.30
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.90
3.75
3.90
8
30
28
30
125
70c
65c
70c
68,906
33c
41c
15
15Va
1.51
1.59
39c
:f"
15
1.52
'
*
13c
Oct
North
23c
Oct
Northgate
July
5.00
'
Mar
1.27
Jan
14,000
5c
6 Va C
1,500
4Vac Jun
15c
2,500
12c
10%
Aug
12
Apr
103/4
100
9
Aug
12
Sep
35c
47c
20,635
26c
Jun
72c
Jan
35c
1,750
29c
Oct
75c
78c
10,500
70c
Aug
4c
5,000
4c
Jun
Apr
Jun
4c
10 Va
45
8c
Mines
Gold
Lexindin
Little Long
1
___
Mines.:-—_—
4.20
Jan
4.75
Jan
45c
Jan
Sep
July
33
Y
1.00
15c
17c
2,000
lie
39
413/4
8,524
36
Jan
26c
60c
5,800
33c
Jun
Lac Gold—
4c
4c
4 Vac
2,000
3c
21c
26c
59,950
19c
Aug
2.80
2.55
2.80
4,635
6c
7c
6,100
5 VaC
4 VaC
6c
15,500
7c
8c
2,000
1.58
1.70
600
400
•
Oils
1.5~8
25c
common
:
50
22
3.70
Sep
Class
v
Loblaw
B
Jan
Goldcrest
North
Rankin
Ltd
•
15%
Anr
7c
3,000
4c
3c
3,500
2c '
Aug
13c
Jan
Nov
12c
Jan
6c
Oct
13c
Feb
1.58
Nov
6c
2.95
Cos class A
1.60 dun
2.12
,.2.05
2.20
35,605
30Va
30%
520
25 Va
—
31
31V4
425
V 9c
Star
Northern
-
Mines
92c
II,475
74c
Mar
52c
131,287
26c
Jun
59c
20c
4,833
17c
Nov
38c
Jan
38c
40c
10,000
35c
Oct
1.25
Jan
25c
1
Oil
40c
25c
1,100
20C
Jun
81c
50
,
Jan
46%
100
46%
Mines—
Northern
Ontario
Quebec
Northern
Telephone
47
1.10
preferred
Canada
Northern
J
•
-
Jan
Jan
2.20
26% Mar
•
——_
—
VV Preferred
—
—
29
-V50
warrants
Class .A
25
19% July
London
Hosiery
1.30 Jan
*
'
Long. Point Gas—__x__—
Lorado Uranium Mines—4
7
1,13
Natural
925
■■■"
1.00
Jun
'
July
16%
Jan
25%
31
24% May
26%
Oct
4.50
4.70
9,955
3.10 Aug
1.30
1.40
350
75c
Jun
10c
10c
1,000
9c
Oct
•
12%
12%
13
—♦
25 %
125 %
:—
—1
4.65
L_T
—
Gas__,
48%! Aug
1.50 Aug
Mar
41
2,100
"
"
1
Power
common
!
11
1,770
4.90
Oct
'
;
^
-
5
__
Norvalie
Oils
90c
1,300
9
/' 9
100
4.95
5Va
.
.•
8c~9%c
1,098
-
-
1,780
1,650
26,000
40
Red
Lake
Magnet
Consolidated Mines
Oct
9.00
Jan
Oleary
Nov
2
Feb
Oka
Ltd.
Shoes
Majortrrns
Gold
Malartic
Manitoba
Manitou
Fields
Sugar
Leaf
'
Preferred
18c '
Jan
Opemlska
67c
Apr
Orchan
65c
Oct
Orenada
7c
5,000
6c
II,030
5c
60c
7c
85,900
10,450
3.00
2.90
3.05
20c
20c
22c
9,600
4c
4c
13,000
Marcon
Oils
Marigold
Maritime
Mining
Martin-McNeely
Massey-Ferguson
5y2 %
Corp
23 V2
Mines
Ltd
23 V2
__
__
Matachewan
Consol
—.
Mattagami Lake
Maxwell
Maybrun
Mayfair
Ltd
Mines
Oil & Gas—
For
footnotes,
Copper
10c
Jan
80c
Jan
13
Feb
Feb
52c
5,900
55c
.10
Feb
r
Jun
50c
"
325
9%
Jun
.
.
Apr
16C
32c
6,610
22c
Jun
61c
12c
13c
20,500
9c
Aug
36C
Sep
19
19
100
18%
Oct
24
Feb
123
123
35
Sep
123
Nov
9%c
,
19
.1
x
5.45
__1
—
185
1.67
,
Pacific
Petroleums
1
9C
'4,100 '
12C "
115
21,905
1.73
153,906
5 VaC
2,000
Oct
22c
25c
2,450
20c
5.15
80c
8.60
Jan
1.73
Nov
Aug
4C
.
Jan
Jan
5.15
5.50
1.45
; 4%c
9%c Jan
Sep
Page Hershey Tubes
3.20
3.05
3.25
38,555
1
8c
8c
9c
2,500
25 V2
25 V2
25 V2
50
l%c
2c
8,500
80c
83c
2.50 July
Jun
Oct
Pardee
13c
Sep
Patino
18,600
95
95
15
36c
2,115
29
29
29
25
__
15%
15%
190
22
Va Mar
IV2C Jun
27
Jun
70c
Sep
Paymaster
19
3.45
of
1.05
Jan
Pee
97
Oct
Jan
Pembina
29
Oct
16 Va
Oct
Penmans
8c
8c
4,000
8c
Jun
17c
Jan
Permo
30c
35c
44,830
25c
Oct
36c
Oct
Perron
7c
8V2C
10,250
__
5c
6c
3,000
5c
May
66c
63c
69c
37,203
56c
Oct
30c
Mar
40c
44c
229,850
8%
8%
8%
17,779
100
99%
100
200
39 %
c
8%
Sep
93 Va Mar
common
Gas
Jan
Peruvian
11c
Jan
Petrol OK & Gas
1.33
Jan
102
Oct
Oct
7.80
Jun
13% Aug
5.30
Jun
9.00 Jan
23 %
22%
23%
30c
6,800
25c
Jun
79c
87c
47,096
52c
"Jan
17c
17c
19c
6,000
lie
May
23c
Jun
10c
10c
17c
7,600
10c
Nov
66c
Jan
1
2.70
2.65
2.80
2,562
19c
18c
20c
16,300
15c
15 VaC
15c
16C
11,933
10c
•
1
20 % July
6,270
1
1
1.25
2.35
Sep
Jun
8
*
Mines
10c
29%
2,015
43%
100
40
29%
29%
320
28 Va Mar
-
-
29%
44c
1.00
3.20
33c
Jan
Jan
Oct
Oct
Jan
6%
40c
6,000
lie
Jun
21%c Jan
Mar
1.44 Mar
1.10
•
55c
1.10
2,000
54c
55c
10,640
48c
July
40c
•
74C
42c
4,600
40o
Jun
70c
4,500
8,650
Jan
Placer Development
Ponder
Oils
.509
Power
1
6V2C
9c
3,500
5V2C Jun
13 %c
Jan
Prairie Oil
Mines—
50c
87c
87c
500
1.20
Apr
Premium
Royalties
Iron
70c
•
•
Corp
Ore
Jan
9,830
15c-
1.02
Jan
Jan
-
Jan
July
4c
May
7c
Jan
31c
Oct
94c
Jan
10 %
Jan
13% Jun
44%
2.15
13
1,300
48c
10,500
44%
45%
770
43%
Jun
55%
1.45
13
42c
1
.200
1.17
85c
63c
11,563
Apr
85c
50c
14c
4c
Jan
Sep
46c
33c
4.85
Jan
July
30% Sep
15c
80c
6.10
8%
49c
4c
July
Aug
39c
45
1
31 %c
2.75 July
Jun
Mar
18VaC Sep
2
4c
100
Nov
6,600
8
31 Vac
Gold
July
10c 11%C
7%
43%
11c
1
3,350
10c
&
Uranium
13,500
Aug
58
670
—1
Crow
Ore
7c
70c
Nov
54
Oct
Jan
15,791
Place Oil & Gas
Pickle
Pitch
3.25
July
9%
Feb
5.75
Feb
47VaC May
12 Va Jan
5.75
5c
8%
35c
10Va
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Oil
6c
4.05
Mines
13c
3.25
__
—
Oil preferred
&
Gold
4.95
6c
5.75
1,000
—50
Preferred
8c
•
100
Gold
Consol
Peerless
99c
5V2c Aug
56
8% May
37c
9.50
warrants
Expl Ltd
Exploration
Pipeline common
Jan
34c
__
Canada
Consolidated
Oct
11% Mar
54
Oct
3V2C Jan
32c
Mar
725
Feb
5.50
•
Porcupine
Amalg Mines
85
26
9Va
Pamoll Ltd
Pamour
9
Oct
6%
25c
1
24
Sep
5,500
10
Warrants
Jan
625
26C
26c
Jan
Feb
1.22
8%
25 %c
5.75
32c
8 VaC
Sep
35c
preferred——
Express
7%
26c
9
Ti
Jun
Va May
7%
—
Mines
Jun
Aug
95
Lake
3 Vac
4VaC
"f-
*
3.10
-1
Wholesale
Oshawa
15c
21
-1
Nickel
1.00
81c
—
Pacific
13 Va
__
Gold
Oct
2.40 July
9.055
see page 44.
—
Mines
Overland
13,345
*
July
"loo
____.
Jan
1.18
1
4c
'
28c
13c
*
15c
14%
—*
^
Feb
1.12
1
common
preferred
common
July
13V2
1
Products
Ormsby Mines
14
*
8,500
9%c
•
:—
Osisko
1
Mines
8c
.90c
1—i
Jan
1
Marboy
17c
7c
•
„_1
:
__:
19c
1.18
•
1
Oct
Jan
10
10c
July
7V2C Jan
l%cMar
3V2c Jun
•
*
7c
10c
54c '
___
■
Steel
Feb
7c
1
Gardens
Maple Leaf Milling common
Maralgo Mines
Maple
2,750
10,000
'
Ontario
Oct
7%c July
8c
100
preferred
15Vac Jun
8c
13c
:
Malartic
37c
3,200
1
Varvue
Mines
(
Oils
19VaC
10,300
._____*
;—
Sep
Jan
8c
7c
—
Metals
Rare
Pato
Maher
Gold
Okalta
1.00 Mar
5%
6c
8,383
47%
;
Oct
*
Madsen
River
-
1.65
20c
10 VaC
8c
•
O'Brien
9%
1
Powell
&
1
Obaska Lake Mines
Ocean Cement
Jan
1
Blodel
1
•
Mines
Sep.
6
9V2c
20
Cockshutt
1.30
20<r
—
Mines
Oct
Sep
6c
1
31%
Mar
9c
•
—;
:
29 %
Feb
5.00 Mar
9c
55c
1
Explorations
Macleods class A pfd
Sep
31% Aug
90c
6c
42c "44c
1
Macfie
Ltd.x
-
59c
6c
Macdonald Mines
MacMillan
7.75
90c
1
;
Mines
MacLeod
47 V2
7.50
42 %c
:
Mines
Oct
'
•
Warrants
Northland
31
Jan
22% Mar
1
1
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines.
Macassa
•v
1
Warrants
Louvicourt Goldfield
Lyndhurst
:
22 Va
18,635
31%- »—3,665
-46%
.
A___l^j.__:
Feb
■
30
»'
Long Island Petroleums—
,
47%
90c
class
29 V4
Mar
"
——9
Ltd*
(M)
28%
Y
7.75
Locana Minerals—.——:——*
<Loeb
-30%
Jan
1.04 Jan
30Vac Oct
22
•
4c
-
Apr
30Va
v
Jan
Sep
4V2c
17C
warrants—
North
'
Sep
1.64
Jan
30
pfd
preferred
Class B
i
A
Jun
39c
1
Northspan Uran Mines "A"
■
1.40 July
Jan
1.32
-30
class
Jan
Nov
78c
52C
1
,
2.55
7c
26c
22
*
Exploration
1.10
May
22c
1
Coldstream
Nudulama
Groceterias
Loblaw
Jan
48% Jan
-
•
3c
v
Jan
20c
Jun
51c
55c
1
Ltd
North
Jan
12
775
10,160
7c
__
Jan
7c
'
Ji__
—1
Jan
1.46 Jan
*
-Lencourt-Gold
Sep
12c
18%c Oct
May
Oct
27
73,700
-
Oils
Feb
2.95
4,000
42c
•
Mining
Canadian
Jun
2.75 Aug
100
Jan
Jun
Jun
1
Preferred
19c
25c
20c
26c
10%
41%
Warrants
4.60
Jun
3,600
27,275
39VaC39J/aC
6
350
—
July
47c
_1
Norpax
Norsyncomaque
II,800
—
14c
4c
1
Mines
85c
10c
Jan
Vac Jan
May
33c
Mines
40c
1
9
4V2C Jun
14c
35c
.
Mines
38c
Jun
13c
44c
1.14
Oct
7c
20c 21 Vac
Gold
Acme
40c
1.90
Jun
38Vac
6c
8 VaC
44 Vac
Mining Corp!
Nickel
Sep
17
3-,,„
—
43c
9c
6c
Norlartic
24
—50c
—
Candy———
Gold
Jan
Norgold
2,369
1
—.,_
...
19c
Sep
2,327
10
Loan
-Silver
Jun
Jan
43c
-
Lambton
6c
42c
July
30
*
Mines
2,125
•
17 %
__•
—_—,——
Jan
8c
•
17
1
,—
19c
Noranda Mines
29
1
Mines
Jun
Norbeau
1
Mines
Osu
Shore
4c
Mines
70c
Gold
Lingman
Lake
Lake
15,865
Mines
1
—
2,000
5c
Jan
17
.
Gas
9 Vac
4c
1.90
I8V2C Aug
100
9 VaC
4 VaC
3.80 Mar
29%
10
:
9 Vac
1
Jan
22%
Oct
Feb
75c
5Va
3c
Jan
18c
10%
Nipissing
1.55 Mar
26c
8,400
3,000
common
Jan
10 Va
37,000
10c
B
3.95
3,300
39c
23c
9c
5 Va c
Nov
22,500
Sep
Feb
32c
15c
2.05
*
18c
19 Vac
Jun
20c
Mines
1.075
22,887
common
*.
5c
Rouyn Merger
2.30
6c
Mines
7,000
13c
Apr
2.00
Cement
6c
14c
7Va
2c
Dufault
5 VaC
50c
Aug
14 V2
Warrants
Lake
6c
;___
5 Va
1.92
•
•
21c
8c
875
5V2c
Exploration
8,500
•
;
5V2
13%
(John)
Ltd
Mining &
26c
1
Mines—
Niagara Wire
1.92
Labrador
24 Vac
Sep
50c
Canada
Normetal
Labatt
9c
26c
55
May
4c
Jun
1.18 May
19% May
49
1
Oil
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Nickel Rim Mines
1
Oct
11% July
705
2.60 Mar
103/4
13c
14 V2
*
11c
New
700
1
Ltd—
Jun
New
I,500
1
Minerals
4c
Jan
1.72
575
Developments
1,750
Jan
17c
43c
6
Warrants
9 VaC
Jan
Aug
5%
__
Jan
9 VaC
Mines
May
*
common
9c
9 Vac
Manitoba
8c
1
Copper
Jun
New
25c
Gold
Kerr-Addison
4c
Mining & Smelting—
Mylamaque Exploration
Newnorth Gold Mine&fl
il'i'J
Jan
2,628
Mines
Gold
2,000
July
1
5%
5V2
40
4 VaC
Gold
2.05
•
55
4 VaC
Mines
15,300
1.55
12 Va
55
4V2c
Aug
1.51
1
Mines
Kelore
15c 15V2C
__
—_15c
7,600
Mines
10c
__
Sep
1.80
12
1
Petroleum
27c 28 %c
*
Sep
5%
1.55
New Hosco Mines
New
9V8 Mar
Aug
Calumet
New Jason
Jan
9%
8% Aug
8%
23c
10
7%
Oct
1.95
16% Jan
27%
12
1.50
Jan
7V2c May
3,000
2.25
28c
4% July
15,500
10c
2.15
1.40
31
Jun
20VaC Jan
July
13% Aug
25% Mar
1.60
Karricana
Oct
Oct
12c
480
1
Kelly Douglas class A
Kirkland
New
5
__
1
.__
Ltd
Co
Jumping Pound Petroleum
Jupiter Oils _———
Kopan
Continental
Jan
2.15
.____
Mines
Kilembe
New
67c
*
_——___—
Mining
Kenville
May
Oct
4.95
1
common
preferred
Quebec
Jowsey
Sep
22c
76c
8c
Sep
1
Bidlamaque
35,700
26
July
*
32c
-
Jan
96c
._•
Mines
62c
200
59c
25c
Uran
Athona
30c
5,500
55
Jun
Mar
2,275
Products
New
7,100
28%
125
63c
25c
35c
20,100
273/8
Sep
49% July
Sep
3.30
10
Nesbitt Labine
Jan
10c
143/4
273/a
Oct
3.00
—
14 Va
10
E
Jonsmith
28V2
9c
143/4
•»
Oct
3.00
Mines
Neon
Feb
9c
Jan
•
Mines
11% Mar
12V2c 12V2c
4.95
1
Mines.
Warrants
Jcliet
12%c
(1939)
Gold
Club Ltd
Preferred
•
•
28%
1
1
Mines
80c
__
*
._——
Lake
Joburke
28c
35c
Public
Explorations
Jefferson
—
20c
—
Jamaica
—
3,100
Jan
Va
48
July
49c
Apr
17% Mar
35 Va Mar
37,600
143/4
Nov
42 Va
May
1.00
Aug
12
10c
*
Car
New
Iso
;—10
25c
48c
•
Trust
Nealon
Jan
1.75
Sep
Petroleum
National
Sep
3.70
Oct
25c
41c
20
Hosiery Mills class B
55c
8,031
45V2C
Oct
4c
70,146
25c
1
National
Jan
38
Mines
National
Nov
3.95
41V2
Creek
National
Jan
61
Jun
Apr
1.45
100
9%
July
2.45
1,250
1.75
29%
Nama
Apr
59%
44
59c
59c
1
Ltd
National Drug & Chemical common
National
Grocers
preferred—
Jan
—
1
Jan
Jan
56% July
Feb
61
1
23
31
2.80
42
52c
I
1
Jan
I3V2C
Nov
45% Mar
•
Mines
Glass
21
155
5c
35 %
_25c
44
25c
_5
A
•
3,925
22
25c
5
Murray Mining Corp
51 Va
*
com
12
Jan
4c
22
•
1.90
Feb
May
12% Feb
Jun
5c
75c
90c
7c
22
1
I,730
10%
Apr
2.80
13%
Porcupine
common
Aug
4c
Montreal Locomotive Works
Montreal Trust
Corp
Jun
4c
Jan
29c
Oct
2.00
13%
22
*
Minerals
2.05
21%
*
Wright Iron
Jun
15c
900
11 Va
1.40
I,700
4%c
40
Mt
48%
Jun
29c 29 VaC
_•
Preferred
Multi
50c
Aug
1.40
35c
1
Jan
July
24c
29c
•
Sep
Jun
Apr
127,600
*
Corp
6%
5c
__
Jun
Apr
2.34
40c
1.75
•
Containers class
Molsons Brewery class A
Class B
Apr
Jan.
47c
34c
*
Metals
16 Va
5
common..
3.60
6%
8c
1.50
Petroleums
13 % Mar
50%
25
*
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Investors Syndicate common
Iroquois
150
1.05
Nov
4.00 July
4,125
25
Interprovincial
Iron
4.50
15%
1
;
Preferred
Irish
4.15
15%
1
International
Class
4.40
1.20
Inspiration
4.75
1,191
15%
:
International
4.30
1
_'
International
4.05
4.05
100
4.75
20
common
Preferred
Warrants
4.75
Jan
1.70
Moore
Ingersoll
4V2c Oct
Mar
1.70
Gas
Brick
Moneta
27%
14
1
Modern
May
26
1
Mining Corp
Sep
Sep
2,293
•
Minaamar
Oct
95
City
Min
273/4
*
common
Oil
Milton
Jun
Jan
12%
Jun
Mill
Sep
88
37
Mines
Midrim Mining
Midwest Industries
Nov
20%
Apr
31
Aug
May
Va Sep
24 %
Mar 1
11 Va
140
15%
preferred
Warrants
20
Corp Ltd common..*
preferred
10
Sep
24%
Imperial Oil
_•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
4.86%
$2.25
63 Va
Aug
26%
*
Mexican Light & Power
37
12
1
59 *
Mar
High
200
1.25
42c
24%
20
Mines
May
52
Low
14
1
Mar' ;
34V2 May
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14
1
Lake
24c
50
__
Lake
Red
48
1,396
35
62
*
Red
McMarmac
Mar
Shares
*
Jan
12c
Low
•
McKenzie
for Week
*
Grain
Midcon
Imperial
preferred
Mclntyre
Jan
49,129
2.53
4.20
(L)
McCabe
July
2.31
2.53
1
Erie Mortgage—
Exploration
Jan
42
Mar
McBrine
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
44%
•
*
Smelting
&
Hydra
33% July
35
5.00
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
3.10 Aug
1
Pam Porcupine.:
Huron
225
_♦
—
Bay
Hudson
Hugh
Gold
Low
3.40
35 %
50
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3.25
3.40
•
common
Shares
Low
20c
—
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended November 4)
Sales
Week's
43
1.45
100
1.45
Nov
2.90
Feb
2.15
2.25
2,225
2.00
Oct
4.35
Jan
12%
40c
17c
Mar
60c
Jun
Jan
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1852)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
STOCKS
Par
President
Preston
Electric
Mines
Prospectors
Airways
Rights
Provo
4.75
1.17
*
15 Vic
,
Producers
Gas
Purdex
1
Ltd
Ltd
Low
High
20c
4.50
4.85
4,525
High
1.40
Jan
Transmountaln
Feb
3.40
5.15
Jan
Transcontinental
1.31
165,475
35c
Jun
14c22Vic
261,275
14c
Nov
1.12
2.01
1.60
17,050
2.05
4c
4Vic
9,500
4c
X
8c
10c
2,398
7 Vic
1
-I
14 Vic
14c
15c
12,300
14c
6c
5c
6c
16,600
5c
2.70
Sep
May
Sep
1
3c
3c
3c
18,500
2c
July
2.00
2.00
200
1
Oct
Triad
Oct
29c
Aug
May
Quebec
Copper
Ascot
Lithium
Quebec
Quebec
,
——.1—1
Corp
Manitou
63c
-•
—
Jan
Jan
Feb
Union
Mar
78c
6 Vi
1.50
120
1
16c
18c
28,200
*
*
8.70
8.50
8.70
2,995
—
10
10
750
United
Feb
United
Oct
20c
Jun
7.90
Feb
5.80
1.05 July
10c
Uranium
Radlore
.
11%
Apr
Reef
Mining
Explorations
Reitman
United Oils
75c
Nov
Apr
United Steel
16,650
45c
Mar
68c
Jan
18yac
Jun
60c
4c
4%c
6,300
3c
Apr
15%
16
301
14 J/2
Oct
28
Rio
Sep
Vanadium
Jan
Vandoo
Corp
Cons
16 J/2
16%
150
15
Feb
18
Oct
Rupununi
Jun
17c •
6c
Jun
14c
14%
100
13
Mar
15
Aug
1.64
1.65
1,200
18c
18c
21c
9,750
•
1
7.95
Mines
Uran
1
22c
common
1.35
1.95 Mar
Sep
46c
17c
Sep
6.15 July
Mfg
Sep
Victoria &
Jan
Vioiamac
Apr
29c
Nov
Nov
17%
Jan
Waite
16
Aug
Walker
18,380
1,000
4c
Mar
15c
29c
63,100
13c
*
*
11
12 J/4
600
11
15 y2
15%
100
15%
Jun
1
10c
12c
35,600
6c
Jun
18 %c
17,485
15c
Jun
35c
4c
July
10c
Feb
8
Apr
15'/a
Jan
51
July
"
9%
Oct
14 y2
'
'52 Vi
53
9,553
140
49%
Feb
55'%
55%
199
55'A
Oct
55%
Nov
18'/2c 20 %c
8,422
16'Ac
Jun
24c
Jan
*
'
•
20c
3.60
3.40
3.65
12%
6,675
80c
80c
80c
1,012
18%
19
380
25%
-
495
3,190
55Vi
7.10
16%
Apr
Jan
54
6.95
Sep
13c
1.12
1.22
34,885
90c
Jun
5.00
4.85
5.00
1,420
1.20
1.17
1.22
33,603
1.30
1.30
200
__
l
'3Vic
3'Ac
25 %
25%
10,743
92
94
2,005
>28%c
28c
31c
23,633
6%
6%
125
•
;
37%
37%
100
♦
Trust™-:!
Grey
10
;
;
—
__
__
_1
1.00
1.00
1.03
l
1.50
1.07
1.50
„•
5.80
Sep
Apr
1.89
Jan
Jan
Nov
8%
1.30
Oct
Nov
2.55
Jan
7c
Jan
1.30
1,000
25%
Aug
7.25
28c
July
4.85
87c
July
62
Oct
1.20
Apr
27
Jan
8,000
'
A_
1,25
23'A Aug
Jan
5.30
15,707
14c
1
,
Ltd
Mines
49%
7.25
13c
•
-
5.20 May
July
•
;
_
class
Oct
3.40
74c
18'A May
22'A Mar
13c
94
Mines
7.90
7.95
6 J/2c
45
520
Jan
15%-
r
•
Vespar
8%c
7.65
6 Vic
25
9%
55%
Explor
Viceroy
Jan
49%
9%
Debentures
1.65
49 y2
—
1
Ventures Ltd
14%
1
Algom
6c
19
—
Alloys
14%
*
—
Minerals
Rio
6%c
47c
4,250
Jan
16
Aug
11,083
pfd___50
A
Upper Canada Mines
23,800
!.
21c
26%
55'A
;»
52c
23,450
Mar
*4,022
23c
11c
30
class
32c
81c
Jan
8'Ac
1 ;
Hill
50c
75c
Jan
4.10
8c
™_1
Fortune
1
*
Mines
Kexspar
1.50
21c
•
Inv
26c
*
A
Renabie
Mar
New
52c
80c
2
common
Class
78c
Oct
44c
22,500
Keno
Jan
18c
Oct
10c
l
—
27c
-1
Chemical
Reichhold
49c
Fuel
United
July
1.75
8c
50
—
United
3,130
12
10c
___50
;—;
•
Mines
Rayrock
45c
1.95
Hign
7% July
12c
'
Preferred
Jan
12 %
Jun
Nov
10
1.90
21c
•
:
I™,
X
—*
Ranger Oil
Realm
48c
*
Mines
|
2,500
1
—
Canso voting trust™,
Corps class B_
United
class A_
Quinte Milk
21,427
13c
r
—50
Mining Corp
18
5% Aug
582
6'A
10'A
1
common-
United Asbestos
July
B
Low
13c
1.95
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8'%
__
i———*
A
preferred
preferred
Aug
Jan
7c
10%
_1
—
Class
3.50
45c
1.35
:
2nd preferred v
Union Gas of Canada
11,100
6y8
Warrants
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Jan
19c
20,620
16 %c
I
Gas
29c
64c
63c
1.35
Quebec Natural
Union
8c 12 Vic
1
Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
•
•
Shawkey Mines
Acceptance 1st pfd
Jan
6c
Shares
Jan
23c
13 Vic
for Week
Low
•
Sep
2.00
Line
Resources
Oil
Ultra
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop—
PiDe
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Apr
7%c
Range
of Prices
Par
Nov
9c
142,400
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
10c
Ltd
Minerals
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
9c
1.90
-*
:
of Prices
Low
13c
*
Monday, November 7, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended November 4)
for Week
Range
Sale Price
.
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
3c
May
21%
Apr
28
Jan
70
Oct
94%
Sep
24c
Jun
40c
Feb
7
6%
33
5,800
Sep
Apr
38%
Jun
Feb
Aug
1.60
Apr
1.07
Nov
2.45
Jan
5.75
July
81c
"
Rix
Athabasca
Robertson
Mfg
Robinson
Roche
Rockwin
Rocky
Roe
Little
class
A
Mines
Mines
1
Petroleum Ltd
(/»
V)
1956
Consol
17c 18y2c
4c
4c
TOO
•
4.7C
4.55
4.80
5,397
100
77
77
77
15
Mines
1
7 Vic
7c
7 Vic
68 %
67%
68Vi
6.30
•
•
9%
9
9%
28c
24c
32c
150,700
5,973
Amulet
G
Ref™
W
Waterous Equipment
Wayne
——__™_
81
Jan
Weedon
10c
Sep
80
Jan
9
Aug
12
Jun
60c
Knapp
Lake
Lawrence
*
16%
16 Vi
17
preferred
5%
St
Corp
100
98 Vi
98%
99%
1
68c
75c
Horsey
Sapphire Petroleum
tJarcee
Freehold
Class
Sherrllt
Sigma
com
5c
Sep
33 Vi
40
65 c
70c
4,925
65c
Jun
16c
18c
9,543
14c
Jun
3.65
Oil
&
Gas
Canada
Copper
Decalta
Petroleum
Mar
Western
Grocers
preferred—
_
13c
Jun
Western
1.20'Jan
Western
48,
Sep
1.00
:
4.65
July
3.80 Aug
7%
Oct
13% July
23%
23%
25
5,484
23%
Oct
30%
4'/2 %
75
25 J/i
L47
47
Miller
Mines
Standard
Mines
Dairies
24c
26c
8,860
21% c 21 %c
1,000
A
•
Ltd
28
1
2.01
16,899
10%
Ltd
42
1,700
26c
50c
_
class
4.45
11
776
.26%
28 J/4
2.96
23c
1.22
*31
Apr
Jan
July
42 y2 July
48
Mar
3.35
Jun
July
Oct
4.50
Jan
43c
Mar
32c
Jun
Oct
Jan
;Weston
•
common
Preferred
Somerville
50
—
Ltd
30
preferred
44
50
Southam
1
Spartan
$6
Services
Mines
Stafford
22 Vi
50
22 Vi
840
•
Oils
Ac
Foods
30o
White
Ltd
36Vi July
1.22
46%
Standard
Paving
Standard
Radio
•
44
Mar
51 %
Feb
24
18 y2 July
20,400
35,455
14c
Oct
18c
3,500
5c
Oct
13%
3.90
9c
3.60
225
13 J/4
13%
780
16
*
8c
18,700
16
2,000
2c
May
4,200
Nov
Aug
100
90c
7,830
26
26
25
—
25c
29c
9%
9%
17c
Ind
Woodward
Wool
37%
Stores
A
Lead
Yukeno
Zenmac
38c
9,935
10c
July
56c
Jan
25 Vic
27c
2,600
25c
Oct
53c
6 Vic
21,000
3%c Aug
7-c
Oct
55c
9
Oct
16'A Mar
12'Ac
Jan
30c
Feb
Nov
Jan
3,729
29
Feb
38%
3,320
28% Mar
40'A
88
82
Feb
92
Aug
106%
106'A
107
100
100
Mar
107
Aug
14%
16
2,290
10
Mar
5%
class
r
26c
Aug
43c
1,700
10c
56,300
5c
5c
2,000
10 'Ac 10 %c
4,232
81'A
1.30
Oil
20o
1
,
1.34
Zenith
G)
Mines
9c
3,000
35,000
Aug
19%
8.25
Jan
8'A
Sep
Oct
Jan
2Vic
3'Ac
2c
Aug
4'Ac Aug
6'/2c
2,000
5c
Jun
9'Ac
Jan
1.05
1.10
13,460
83c
Jun
1.13
Sep
56c
May
80c
84c
118,000
3'Ac
3c
3'Ac
5,400
•
2.40
2.40
2.40
1,700
2.30
1
17'Ac
17c
18c
6,500
16c
20c
24c
6,000
130
Mines
1.45
27c
Oct
Jan
.6'Ac
1.09
1
Metal
Feb
1.01 May
V: 84c
;
Feb
85
Nov
10'Ac
«_1
Electric
Oct
14c
Nov
May
Mar
7
9,025
12c
3c
1
.
Aug
3.70
1.26
1
.
Mines—.
Jan
17c
8'Ac
14'A
HVic
1
.
1.05
Jun
81'A
100
.
Jan
Jun
795
9'/2
1.67
7c
400
4.50
9'/2
Jan
7% Mar
Oct
4'Ac
72
15
3.70
__
•
81'A
14'/2
__
4.25
5
5%
Nov
16%
Oct
.
10'Ac
_fl
1
90c
.
100
A_
63,250
9c
5c
1
100
1.29
37c
.
9c
__1
5%
1.15
—
1.26
,
Jan
6c
2,625
92
Mines
Zulapa
37c
27c
20c
5,050
40'A
y
Ltd
Bear
(H
Sep
6 Vic
Jan
28% Aug
383/2
_*
Zinc
Young
Jan
37 Vic
Jan
1.55
Jan
16
Corp_L___
&
Yellowknife
19
1
3.60
24%
36'/2
Wright-Hargreaves
Yale
17
1
Feb
Aug
July
38'A
warrants
Combing
Nov
1
Jan
100
:
Mines
Starratt Nickel
Jan
2.15
91V2
_1
Canuck
Stanwell Oil & Gas
78c
17% May
32% Jan
92
.
preferred—1-
Yankee
Stanrock Uranium
Jan
5'Ac Jan
39'A
__
Yellorex
Feb
2.00
72c
Jan
100
—
;
Feb
4.50 Aug
32%
175
15c
—
15c
A
________™
(J)
10% July
13y»
50
2.05
87c
Sep
Sep
1.60 Mar
19c
32 Vi
2.05
„
*
Larder
2.35
Oct
32'/2
1.88
Sep
„
Mar
70c
Nov
10
89c
Jan
Jan
21c
Jun
99 c
1,513
_1
Feb
Aug
49c
6,804
,10
50c
Yukon—
23Vic
May
52c
1.20
—_20
Coghlan
Mar
87c
3.85
33,000
5
—
&
Wararnts
Wiltsey
Windfall
15c
lOVic 11 Vic
4c
10
B
__:
Winchester
Wood
72c
11C
2c
51c
-1
Minos
Jan
83c
*
4c
9Vic
12c
'
•
Pass
Wiilrov
Sep
10c 11 %c
-
Aug.
*
1
A
—:
preferred
33%
40
40
21%
Oct
27c
•
class
class
class
Warrants
11 ya
18c
Air
Warrants
Spooner
'
82c
850
99c
B
7ac
200
50
•
Southern Union Oils
44
9,666
38c
10
—
Co
preferred
25
600
89c
34c
51c
Petrol
(Geo)
Class
Slater
84c
Apr
Jan
:
Sep
July
9% Mar
26
58,385
29
5%
42 Vi
Sep
16Vic May
'
4,807
1.14
"•
37 % Mar
7'
3.25
1
Silver
Naco
;
Surf Inlet
Class
•
4.35
88c
Apr
3.25 Mar
3.00
Oct
6.00
3.50 Mar
~
1.20
Breweries.
Plywood
Western
340
4.45
Jun
11c
1,000
•
Western
6,050
3.20
7c
1.201
Nov
13c
Jun
1
Western
33
7
July
1,000
lie
4.00 Aug
_*
Western
6,450
47
Oil
Petroleum
Products
Sep
8%
40%
3c
8'/2c
1
-
Jan
3.75
27%
3'Ac
8Vic
nc
_
Jan
4.15
4oy2
3y2C
85c
2.50 May
—
1.25
:
1.50
7%
26 Vi
6c
1,575
_i
—
6.50
3.45
40%
200
1.200
3.00
:
,
10%
4.10
26 J/2
4.00
Feb
38'A Jan
Oct
6%c
1
*
6.90
33 % Mar
60c
2.70
1
Sep
8%
8%
1
Silver
Mines
11,840
Westeel
4,723
34c
I.
—
4.00 Mar
4,770
1
Quebec
Simpsons
5 Vic
50
Gordon
Mines
Siscoe
5J/2C
50
preferred
fciiverwood
May
*
preferred
B
48c
18c
•
^
A
12,900
Jan
*
A
Class
720
1.40
—•
—
Shawinigan Water & Power
Class
9
4.70
1.35
5%c
1
Arts
8%
4.00
50c
Metal
Security
Westates
98c
9
debentures
Selkirk Holdings class A
Seven
99% Aug
Jun
1.39
—1
-
Petroleum
Satellite
Feb
65c
4.50
.
.1
Gold™
Westburne
33
Gold
River
Sand
•
common
—.
Antonio
75c
18% May
89
11,600
Shirriff
Warrants
San
15% Mar
115
Gas
Maurice
Salada
common
3,510
11,101
85c
4.00
—
2.70
Oct
Warrants
5.90
3714
71c
6c
Nickel—
Canadian
•
.1
West Malartic Mines
St
_•
Ltd
i
Mining
400
5.75
85c
Ltd
Canada
Wespac Petroleums
West
Jan
7c
&
Werner
A
9.50 Mar
i
Petroleums
Webb
__l
—.
>
35%
•
Jan
Jan
;
Mines
&
Wasamac
Jan
Oct
&
Sep
July
5.65
4,444
Wainwright Prod
July
5c
65
1,520
1
Industries
Ryanor Mining
6.00
6%
Oct
Mar
66
4,368
5.75
4.50
16,750
10
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Russell
17c
50c
common
preferred
prior
Rowan
Ltd
Can
;
,
88c
Oct
5c
Jan
2'Ac Aug
Oct
3.00 Mar
29c
Jan
37c
July
Oct
Jan
Steel
of Canada—
•
Steep
Steinberg
class
Preference
Sudbury
Oil
Gold
Gas
775
17
Sep
102
10
95
May
2.10
721
21
21
50
18c 18 %c
3,500
21
48c
51c
5'Ac
5'Ac
5%c
1,000
1.62
1.51
1.62
8,300
1
18c
18c
25c
74,600
14%
14%
23
23
•
25
—
May
2.00
23
24
2.50
17%
Apr
22
17c
Oct
40c
Toronto Stock
Jan
Prices
Sep
Aug
;
V
Jan
1.81
Mar
10c
1.85
12c
Mar
44c
July
2,375
13
Mar
16%
Jan
Anglo Newfoundland
100
20
Feb
25%
Oct
Asbestos
12%
2.15
100
22c
23c
3,200
24
Taurcanis
Mines
Voting trust
Taylor Pearson
,
1
.
665
1
preferred—
Temagami
1
Mines
1
Territory Mining
Canada
24
1,242
40
365
55c
59c
1.40
55c
55c
1.45
21 y2
38
37c
3,500
37c
10
210
1.76
1.88
14,070
1.30
1.45
8,900
Thompson Lundmark
Bulolo
Jan
Canada
Jan
Canadian
July
May
Gold
868
45
76
Apr
lOe
54c
6%
3c
4'Ac
40C
33c
40c
4,200
3,975
Dalhousie Oil
Jan
Dominion
Oilcloth
Dupont Co of Canada
*
Tomblll
Mines
Ltd-
Torbrit
Silver
Mines
Toronto
14y2c
43c
40c
94c
Jan
3c
20,225
Mar
Class
B
Nov
Minnesota
Jan
Ogilvie
1.15
Feb
General
Iron
Toronto
Star
Trusts
Works
5%
A
Canada
Trans Canada
38c
7,500
26c
31c
class
3,500
3,930
48% Mar
11%
11%
11%
625
9
May
43
44
95
39
July
13
13
350
58%
58%
5
8c
8c
3,200
——
58%
12%
57
6C
57%
Preferred
36'A
36%
2,915
32 %
36%
37%
165
32
Feb
2.60
2.60
2.60
390
18c
Aug
Ltd
1
1
42c
19%
40c
17%
42c
6,100
19%
20,949
40
40
50
Yukon
Mar
6.00
4.80
Oct
18%
Oct
33%
V
Jan
40
Apr
900
4.40 July
40%
2,816
36 % Mar
4-4%
Jan
1,875
13c
Aug
22c
Jan
7.00
Sep
70
25
66
July
25
25
25
80
22
Oct
40%
Jan
20
20
20%
1,272
19% July
26 %
Jan
91'A
94%
12'/a
12'/a
175
20
20
2,430
130
70
7.50
94%
20
2.50
21
21
21
—2.50
27%
27%
1.™—
Paper
Oct
9'A May
19%
Oct
20
Oct
Jan
14
Jan
20%
Oct
20%
Mines
1
•
Gold Corp
.,
~1
155
26%
'47
821
40
July
47
132
50
125
Jun
134
2.50
2.50
100
37%
39%
1,580
62c
60c
65c
21,400
36
35
36
645
39%
*
_
27%
_
Sep
2.30 Aug
Feb
130
44
47
;
_
84%
132
¥
common-
Consolidated
352
90
31%
3.15
37
Sep
55c
Aug
72c
32
Feb
37
46 %
Oct
Jan
Nov
Oct
Jan
Jan
Jan
July
Aug
Jan
Aug
Feb
59
Apr
FOOTNOTES FOR
•
a
9%c Mar
39%
1
27% July
"37 % Mar
Sep
14 %c 14 %c
14'Ac
y.—2.50
A__
Bros
Zellers
18
Feb
37%
Oreille
Jun
100
-
8
May
26% Aug
y
'
•
(1956)
___
Price
May
45
Apr
36%
Feb
13
'
May
*
;
Pipeline
31c
Jun
40
Exp
68c
24 %c May
54
1
A
17
July
27c
50
preferred
1956 warrants
Trans
35c
51%
*
preferred
Finance
300
54
—,
20
class
Towagmac Exploration
Traders
37c
13
10
Bank
Elevators
Toronto
Toronto
1
13
class
Ontario
&
Jan
2,710
2,633
39%
'
Flour
3.90
13%
5.75
45
70
new—
Jan
Feb
17%
4.75
—
Loblaw Inc
new
July
20%
28%
40
—
»
Lino
&
International Paper
Maclaren
7c
Oct
13
Oct
10%
Nov
33c
Jan
85 %
5% July
11,041
Jan
69%
Oct
*
Dominion
Toronto
*
»•
Glass
Dominion
Jan
6 :
5,140
16%
39%
•
L
2,428
High
Apr
'
•
Nov
Pend
Tip Top Tailors
1
IIIZ-i
57c
Mar
50
50c
5.60
35%
28%
16%
*
Rand_-—„y
25'A
Low
Jan
25,000
5%
Range Since Jan. 1
1,660
6%
25
5.65
•
Paper
44%
25%
*
Marconi
Jan
2.15
83
4C
Sugar
Investments
Ingersoll
Canadian
Consolidated
1.25 Mar
16c
51c
Jan
2.80
52%
5%
Shares
High
6%
5
Dredging
Dominion
10
8% July
Jun
83
1
for Week
of Prices
43%
43%
•
General
Mar
1.52
15c
\
Petroleums
25 Vi
69c
50 Va
•
Park
Mines
Dollars
Sales
Range
L_—_ 5
Develop
Corp
Jan
40
16c
—»
Canadian
Low
•
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper—
1.04
Feb
52%
100
in
Week's
Last
Sale Price
3.60
Mar
•
common
Expressed
Friday
Par
17%
12
Sep
2.10 Sep
20'Ac Aug
7,200
8%
1.82
Jun
"
1
Ltd
Preferred
Thorncllffe
55c
10
Teck Hughes Gold
23%
40
55C
-
Jan
2.15
50
;
Are
Jan
May
12%
common
Preferred
.
h
Shown
STOCKS
Canadian
Tamblyn
m
,
July
July
2.15
23c
Exchange—Curb Section
Nov
5c
12%
—
1
Jan
Jan
102
Oct
1
Jan
6c
13'A
Oct
A;
—
40c
*
35o
87%
Oct
3c
5.90
3,100
•
Industries
Sylvanite Gold Mines
62 Va
_
—
1
Exploration
Preferred
Tidal
19'A
102
2.00
l
Supertest Petroleum ordinary
Tiara
18%
1
Mines
Superior Propane
Texaco
19'/a
1
Contact
Sullivan Cons
Switson
114,924
*
River
Sunburst
9,000
6.95
rights
Oil
Sturgeon
Submarine
3,352
3%c
6.15
100
Sterling Trust
Stuart
65%.
3'Ac
6.85
2.00
A—
63%
3%c
1
Iron
Rock
64%
*
1
Steeloy Mining
Mining
Sep
38% July
3.00
Jun
65c
Jan
Jun
26
Jan
Odd
lot
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
sale
-
(not
included
in
year's
range).
in
e
10
par
d Deferred
Jan
30c
No
sale
(not
included
range),
price.
Cash sale
,
t
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges.
wdWhen
wlWhen
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat
r
delivery
year's
AND
x
.
(not included in year's range)
delivered.
issued,
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
Volume
Number
192
6001
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1853)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
The
-following
Association
bid
of
quotations
asked
and
Securities
not represent actual
They
transactions.
from
selected
intended
are
National
the
sources.
They
do
(indicated
(Quotations for Friday, November 4)
bought
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of
compilation.
quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is
any
guide to the/range
a
as
sold
have been
these securities could
within which
obtained
are
Inc., and other
Dealers,
or
which have
Par
Bid
Ask
_
Par
Aerovox
<4d
Land
Development
Allied
Radio
Alside
Inc
17
5%
Co__l
Cement
American
Express
American
Greetings
cl
American
Pipe
Arden
Farms
Co
Participating
Arizona
Arksansas
Western
Metal
Arvida
Gas
Construction
Corp
Aztec
Oil
Baird
Atomics
&
Oil
Bates
Mfg
Bayles
1
Berkshire
Inc
Beryllium
Corp
Bettinger
Black
Sivalls &
Botany
Corp
Bowser
Inc
Brown
&
Brush
(Charles)
Beryllium
Rockwell
12%
10%
15%
'68
8%
Byllesb.v
California
11%
12V4
43 %
46Vs
16%
17%
11 %
12
Delhi
Products
Field
22
11%
23%
25
29
30%
Louisiana
Central
Maine
Power
14%
257/a
27 Va
19%
28%
cl A__33'/»c
18%
33 Vhc
15%
16%
-1
3%
4Va
10
13%
14%
—1
48%
Common class B
Clinton
Clute
Engines
Corp
Corporation
Coastal
Interstate
Colorado
Milling
Colorado
Oil .&
.
Gas
15
Inc
Public
17 Va
Star
Consolidated
Data
Coffee
Cook
Electric
Cross
Danly
Darling
Dashew
13%
McNeil
13%
14%
Merchants
15 Va
17
20%
39
43
Dejur-Amsco
13 Va
Machines—10c
22
23%
10%
11V4
10
10%
class
Delhi-Taylor
Oil
1
A
Corp——1
13%
14%
Detroit
19%
21V4
35
38%
Co—1
Bridge
Dl-Noc Chemical Arts Inc
Dial
Inc
—__—x
Inc
Diversa
$1.25
Donnelley
Dun
Dura
Eastern
Industries
Eastern
Utilities
Economics Laboratory Inc
El Paso Electric Co
'Texas)
Electro-Voice
Electrolux
Mfg
Co...
Empire State Oil
Equitv Oil Co
Erie
5 Vu
17
18%
23 %
25 Vo
Farrington
Mfg
Co
Financial
First
Federation
Boston
Fisher Brothers-Co
-
-
.
,
Corp
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Gas
—1'
...'
Corp, elass
Service
Co
Southern
New
Southern
Tel
Eng
Unlcn
Southwest
Gas
20
44
25
44%
47'A
24
25 Va
Co
1
Gas Co
Producing Co—1
6'A
7 Vb
1
17'A
18%
Southwestern
States
Co—1
Tel
23%
25%
7%
8%
Spector Freight Sys Inc.——1
Speer Carbon Co
2%
2%
Sprague Electric Co
Staley
.x
Standard
22%
45
49 Vi
15%
16%
1
20
35%
15'A
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp..1
Chemical
1
Wells
26 V*
21
1
4
22%
4%
39%
Corp
Greene
Stubnitz
24
1.25
Co
Corp
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
Struthers
Corp
Propane
4%
39%
16 Va
5%
2%
36%
1
6%
7%
Corp..1
Gas
18%
19%
Miles
Par
Baltimore National Bank
Bank of
(Ban
America
31%
333/4
Bankers
-51
55%
16
26 V4
28V4
,_1
Eng
Lines
common
18%
Utilities
Fuel
19 3/4
Inc
Co
Broad
St
Otter
Ben
Co.
Coal
29%
31%
63
67
(N
9
49%
10
Co
Trust
Prod
Alrmotive
Pacific
Far
Citizens
Band
45 Va
49 V4
Pacific
Gamble
70
741/4
Pacific Mercury Electronics
Pacific Power & Light Co
Bk
65
69%
47 V2
(NY)_12V2
&
Trust
50%
5
Co
Wood
Conversion
Wurlitzer
Co
5
Co
10
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp—
Yellow Transit
Yuba
1
19%
44 '-
26
28
19%
21 Va
24 Va
25%
20
21%
5%
6 V2
13%
14%
19 Va
20 Va
25%
27 Va
15 Va
14
18%
19%
43
46 Va
23
24%
9%
10%
62%
66
32
34 Va
8
8%
8
9 Va
35%
37%
34
36%
11
9%
15 Va
16%
53
57 Va
Freight Lines—1
Consolidated Industries
18 Va
17%
41%
3
6%
7%
6V4
1
G%
Companies
Par
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
10
(N Y)—10
Traders
&
Bid
Ask
38%
41 Vs
^
—20
98
105
33 Va
31
'
32
56'A
34%
27%
29%
59 Vs
-
Trust
(Buffalo)
—6
Meadow Brook Nat*l Bank of
Natl
5
33V3
112V2
116%
12
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
24 Va
5
37%
40%
(S F)_10
36%
38%
50
252
34
31%
33%
49
52%
30
32 Va
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY) .10
21
23
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
28%
30 Va
Fidelity Un Tr Co
46
50%
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
.10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)__10
8%
First
Natl
15
16 Va
First
First
Natl
20
21%
First
National
First Natl
5%
First Natl Bank
First
22 Va
23%
First Natl
37%
First
27%
29%
10c
4%
4%
12%
13%
34%
36 Va
8
8%
&
First
of
55%
10
42%
45%
10
59%
62%
69%
72%
66 %
69%
38%
74%
Chi__20
10
(Jersey City).25
Bank
of
City Bank
Trust
71
75%
68
72%
(N Y)__20
Banking
(Philadelphia) .10
Co
Westchester
Franklin
74%
77%
Natl
49%
52%
Bank
Rochelle
35%
74
79%
7.50
43
46%
Banking Co (N J)
35
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston. 12 V2
61
64%
52 %
56
of Newark—12 Va
65
68 %
43%
47%
29%
32 %
Trust
(Albany)
Co
Natl
State
Bk
Trust Co (Boston) .100
New Jersey Bank & Tr Co
11
Northern Trust Co (Chicago) .20
New Eng
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)
5
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
Pittsburgh National Bank
20
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
& Trust (Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) .12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Boston
10
50%
90c
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
(Chic)
20
79%
84 %
6%
38 %
40%
Hartford Natl Bank
& Tr Co.10
39%
42 Va
5
21%
22%
Hudson
Hanover
Bank
of
New
York__10
County National Bank
Angeles)
12 Va
Security Natl Long Island N Y.5
State Bank of Albany
10
BUte Street Bank Se Trust Co
61%
21 %
62
66 Va
20
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
25
64
68 Vz
54
58 Va
29
8%
31 Va
Second Natl Bank of
(Los
1
15
16%
Industrial
1
11 Va
12 A
.1
38%
41 Vh
1
16%
(Boston)
Union
Trust
9%
of Commerce
10
Co of Maryland_10
53
46 Va
50%
States Trust Co
32 /a
17%
19%
United States Trust
92
96
41%
Valley Natl Bk
59'A
62 Va
43 Va
46%
34%
26%
(Phila)—5
20%
22
48
51%
(N Y)
Bank of
57%
I
Co
footnotes,
see
10
(N Y)
20
(Phoenix Ariz) .5
(Boston)
Wachovia Bank
preceding page.
& Trust Co
-5
Amer Trust Co—10
(Winston-Salem N C)
Wells Fargo
—
For
2%
(Cleveland)
-■
.10
(N Y)—10
65%
22%
38%
53
17%
National
Trust
37%
10
Pendleton Tool Industry
Industrial
48 %
8
(Union City)
R
20%
10
Industrial Bk of Com
Providence
Phila
74
Security First Natl Bank
United
25
Hudson
14
Co
68
35%
(Jersey City N J)
22
Tr
58%
149
54%
Union Bank
47%
7Vt
35%
50
45%
34%
Trust Co of New Jersey
15 V?
64
140
45 Va
10
20
10
St Louis Union Trust Co
58%
Bk—15
55
22%
49'A
55
6%
Exch
20%
42 %
33 Va
45%
70%
19
28%
14%
Trust Corn
114
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Trade Bank & Tr Co
Girard
36%
National Commercial Bank &
28%
Co..5
General Bottlers
32 %
34 %
26%
5
7
59
(Fairfield County)
10
National Bank of Westchester.5
National City Bank (Cleve) —16
of Detroit
26%
4
6 Va
55%
Bank
5
Natl Bank of Long
Island N Y
10
1
98
10
York
10
3%
America
48%
95
Guaranty Trust Co
New
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)
r
.25
Louis—20
Pennsylvania
New
44 V2
25
of
41 Va
70
of
;
County
34 Va
52
Boston_12V2
of
First Natl Bank of St
3
68%
47%
41%
Bank of Dallas
National
Passaic
66%
42
37%
Bank
9Va
36%
6V4
(Atlanta)
(Baltimore)
5%
264
Trust
&
Bank
Bank
8%
12%
(Newark)—10
Natl Bk
Natl Bk
24 Va
11%
:10
(Camden N J)
23 Va
25%
141
National Newark & Essex
York)
First Camden
23%
National Bank Sc Trust Co
(White Plains
10%
.'
.5
Y
77%
366
& Trust
22%
102%
N
Tr
National
25
(Chicago)
County Trust Co
New
County
43%
Bank
Continental 111 Bank
Co
Nassau
40%
72
12%
Pfaudler-Pcrmutit
Electric
Wisconsin Power & Light Co_.10
Witco Chemical
5
58 Vs
345
20
39
17
11%
17
1
..7.50
60%
50
1
36%
Publishing Co Inc
55%
8%
Co
10
Western
Weyerhaeuser Co
Whiting
Corp
57%
(Chicago) .25
1
Pepsi-Cola
1
Morgan
Co
Pauley Petroleum Inc
Perkin-Elmer Corp.
Permanente Cement
28
10%
National
Parker Hannifin Corp
30%
Co..
Gas
10
Southern
91/4
12%
Natural
Manufacturers
York
New
7%
28%
Western
Manufacturers Tr Co
45 %
317
1
Corp
11 %
•
Manufacturing Co.*
49%
(Savannah)
8
•
Line
K. ,..1xJl
10
Transmission..
Point
46%
Cleve
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
•
Pacific
-8%'
West Coast Telephone Co..
10
(N
of
13%
5
69
' 26%
11%
15%
1
Corp.
1
Wellington Mgt Co class A—10c
12
Bank
10
Co
32%
Pantasote
45%
10%
26
Wesco Financial
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
10
Long Island Trust Co
i—5
Co
1
Co
Co
of
1
22»A
(Phila)___10
J)_—.5
Co
12V4
19
30 %
Packaging Corp
10
V2
41V2
Bank
33 Va
75%
Gas
Robinson
Co
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros Transport A
20
Y)_
31%
24%
65 Va
21
7V4
71
Co
East
Gas
5
42
45'/a
23
A.ssu.100
■
1
45%
41
5
Corp
Power
Natural
Co
Co
42
134
pfd-*
Water Co $4
Brewing
Swasey
43 Va
30%
(St Louis)—12.50
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10
Trust
1
Gas
7%
Tall
&
Brothers
304
20
2.50
Coal
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
Pabst
Warner
10
Co
Trust
55%
46%
x—6V4
:
•
Nicholson File Co
Old
Corp of America
50c
Von's Grocery Co
l
Waddell & Reed Inc class A
1
Walter
(Jim)
Corp..
16 %c
15%
41
Mercantile
9Va
Assoc
River
Vitro
14'A
29
Mellon Nat Bk&Tr Co (Pgh) .25
Co
Service
5
Vance Sanders & Gompany._50c
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
5
Victor Mfg Co
._»
40%
44
9%
Miss
..2
11V*
37
49
19%
Water
9
4%
10
35%
8%
Serv
States Sugar Corp.
l
United States Truck Lines Inc. I
United Utilities Inc..
10
Warren
12
3%
United
Utah Const & Mining Co
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
25 Va
11
United States Leasing Corp..
1
United States Servateria Corp.l
33
23V»
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp.
1
United States Ohem Mil
Corp.l
13
30%
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr._..5
Upper Peninsular Power Co
7 Va
12 Vb
41%
181/4
Pub
1
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila__10
1
Northwestern
Co
6%
15 Va
5
Natural
..50c
32%
National Homes Corp A com.SOc
Class B
common
_50c
National Shirt Shops of Del
1
Gas
21%
Corp
Pipeline
45%
10
National Cleveland Corp
National Gas & Oil Corp
Penn
Elec
Transwestern
16
2%
Natl
Transval
16 3/4
1
Supply Co
American
10 Va
20 Vb
.100
National
Louis
Camden
2%
Carolina
29%
9'A
Corp—50c
Central Natl Bank
1
Elec
27%
1
Line
91/2
2
Company
&
Z-l
Pipe
22 Va
2%
Gas
Gas
8'A
7%
Chemical Co
Eng
20%
20 Va
1
Rubber
18%
1
Minneapolis Gas Co
1
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co.
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Missouri
64%
50c
Mfg Co
Mohawk
Towmotor Corp
Ask
52%
(Newark).25
York
Trust
Bid
A
Virginia
Boatmen's
St
S
Francisco)...
of
161/4
10
N T &
Bank
Pipeline Co
Laboratories
Miller
40%
61V*
»
Corp.
Tracerlab Inc
Bank and Trust
17%
Class A
38
,_j
Time Inc
Wilcox
17%
v
Western Lt & Telephone Co-.IO
Western Massachusetts Cos.._1
2IV4
28%
15%
29 Va
51/3
31 %
26%
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass..*
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
*
Wash
2%
29
*
West
.,
Stepan
1
27
Stanley Home Products Inc—ri
Common non-voting
___5
Stanley Works
25
Stouffer
1
Westcoast
43/3
;
Inc.
Thermo King Corp
Thomas & Betta Co
12%
1
Co
Screw
Therm-O-Disc
warrants
46 %
2.50
Register..
Standard
20 %
Petroleum
1959
11 Va
10
Stand Fruit & Steamship
Standard
Pressfed Steel
I
Textron Inc
43
1
.—
(A E) Mfg Co—
18 Va
16%
10
*.
18%
40Va
Southwestern Elec Service Co
of :New
6%
-
Co..*
Co—1
Power
Power
of Commerce
3
Motor
1
Inc
Nevada
Connecticut
13%
8
16
*'V
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
Oklahoma
25
Colorado
Southern
46%
Ohio
—1
22%
5
44
151/a
—•
20%
Co
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12Va
10%
6%
Co
Southern
Water
17 %
9%
1
Frit.o
Calif
16%
52
•
13%
•
Northwest
21 Vs
8%
12 Va
32%
Northeastern
10
Mnr, /■! A—fj
Franklin
Southern
Dev
96%
North
.
&
29%
43
Corp
B'
Oil
91V2
24%
19V8
Class
South Shore
Commercial Trust of N J
40
Foote Bros Gear &
„
34%
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
22%
19
32 Va
Corp
16'A
*
..2.50
19%
16 JA
1
13
Co
44%
17 Va
Co
15 %
Nor
17%
Steel
41
Co—10c
Cable
&
*
Co..—7Va
Power
Wire
14%
North
11%
Governor
Skil
1
2
Pacific
Simplex
*
41%
1
Fisher
Florida
Sierra
5
11%
10
Seismograph Service Corp
Bank
Inc
39
..1
58 Va
11'A
Bank
9Va
Tnc
Corp
54 Va
10
D)
Microdot
12 %
__
Federal Natl Mortgage
2
(G
17 %
1
Inc
& Co.
Searle
City Natl Bk & Tr
191/8
"
Galvan
&
40-%
16%
.2.50
Resistor
Ets-Hokin
37
Cleveland
&
Fast
17%
10c
5
17
New
7%
1
3%
Co
Fetzer
&
42
19 Va
—
5
2%
1
Scott
15%
55V2
'.
4 Va
5
Co..
Scholz Homes Inc..
38%
17%
-
9%
—*
1
19%
Co
Bantam
Inc
5
—1
Corp
Schield
Prod
12
„x—.1
.
Capital
Tubular
29
1
313A
69
8%
Saw hill
Inc
11 Vs
4%
—
Associates
29 Va
64%
2
.
Corp
Electronics
Emhart
Inc
Sanders
1
32
Associates—10
6%
31 Va
11
5
29%
:50c
Inc
5%
6%
14%
Corp..
Machine
Mountain
2
5%
—.1
Chemical
Nalco
2%
Jacinto
Chase Manhattan
38%
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1 preference —x
_20c
Petroleum
Sabre-Pinon
2%
35 Va
j.——__ 1
Corporation
Duriron Co
8%
8%
2
Ino
8Va
Reid
39 "/a
15Vb
Inc
1
Corp..
Marie
2V4
3 2 Va
Co—x—
Bush
19 Vs
36%
14
Co
171%
lc
—1
Sons
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Bradstreet
&
Dunham
5%
5 Va
32 Ve
Corp
Texas National
Trans
2%
30
Drackett Company
Duffy-Mott
58 V4
5
5
1
1
pfd
(R
20%
36 Va
1
common
conv
19%
33 Va
54%
*
Co
Corp
Diebold
5
5
Finance
Dictaphone
1
28
14%
Corp
Steel
Mid-American
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Internat
58
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
8%
12
Corp
15%
57 Va
53%
Publishing Co
Metropolitan Broadcasting
1
...
23
14%
Plywood
Industries Ino
Tokhelm
52
1
Meredith
18%
'
8%
34'/8
1
Co_2%
„_._1
Inc_50c
Co
.1
12%
5
Business
69%
Inc
1
.5
Co.
(L A)
Mattel
(W L)
Inc..
Co
32 %
A—25c
...—*
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Co
Manufacturing
5%
65%
1
Industries
Specialties
Engine
Machine
5%
7VB
Shipbldg & Dry
Maxson
1%
16 Vt
Eastern Transmls
Texas
27 V»
13 Va
331/4
Corp
Herrington Co Inc
McLouth
Co
Roddis
15
Texas
147
9%
6%
Electric Co
McLean
1
Cummins
&
18%
Company
Crouse-Hinds
Gas
45%
Inc
29%.
class
Inc
Myers
10 Va
11%
1
10
Company
Craig Systems
27 Va
12 Va
42
30%
Co
17 %
9%
2
21 V»
♦
42%
:
29%
21
43%
3
1%
1
5
Co
26%
42 V*
19
40 Va
Corp
26 V'4
24
cl B.5
com
&
1
Corp—
Cook
6%
Inc_3%
(H
Suburban
9'A
Co
W)
50c
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
Control
16%
&
101/4
8%
1
Steel
Maryland
38
39
1
Corp
Marmon
31%
9V4
5
Marlin-Rockwell
IOV4
15
Products—5
Rock
6%
26
9%
9 "A
35%
Co_3
Stores Inc
Ludlow
25%
29
10
Co
(Hugh
Lucky
22%
y4
9
lc
Long
28 7/8
21 Va
23
1
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
5
163/4
26%
10
Plus
Blower
431/4
4'A
25
24%
5%
2%
5%
39 '/a
14Va
15 V4
3
Chemical
48 3/4
,
*
Inc
19
3}/8
1
Portl'd
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
2.50
Supply
Koehring Co
Laboratory for Electronics
Lone
2%
5%
35%
Mills
Express
Roadway
Spur Oil Co
333A
44%
*3
40 A
1
1
Mndison
Corp
U/8
15
Co
Inc
Water
18%
_—
31
1
—25
1
Gas
10 '/8
34%
5
Co
Utilities
Heintz
Macmillan
Commonwealth
Service
Southern
10V4
Consol Freightways
20%
181
1
1
Lan
19%
preferred
32%
170
1
Corp
&
20 Va
conv
5
—
9%
$1.25
Co
A common
Lanolin
39%
Co—1
Gas Corp com_3
Securities
Freight Sys__l
Niguel Corp units
Landers Frary & Clark
161/4
37%
& Elev
Motor
Corp..*
Laguna
51 %
■
—2%
Co—5
Inc..,
Stores
Colorado
Prod
Gas
States
Colonial
58 Va
Corp
Engineering
Keystone
30%
17%
com
6%
54%
30
19
9Va
Bakeries
Ketchlim Co Inc.
5Va
Citizens Util Co
26 Va
6
50c
Kentucky Utilities Co
21
4%
Serv
Corp
Rectifier Corp
Kennametal
27%
21 %
Public
251/4
1
Kearney & Trccker Corp
16
25 Va
.10
Corp__6
Vt
46Vb
23%
24 %
$1.46 preferred
*
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas.5
42%
—5
Telephone Co
42
10
Jervis
Corp
Jessop Steel Co
27%
Chattanooga Gas Co
1
Chicago Musical Instrument—.1
Central
Co
1
Jamaica
23
Central
Water
Kaiser Steel Corp common
Co.5
Co
Electric
163/4
♦
Inc
4 J/4
4%
Jack
4%
Co„___10
Gas
1
4
15%
21 %
Iowa
23
40%
Indiana
Central
833A
4Vs
Itek
46
21%
Central 111 Elect & Gas Co—10
80
19%
Iowa
4%
43
Central Electric & Gas Co—3%
1
1
Ionics
38%
3%
13%
Investors Diver Services Inc—
13%
36%
-•
23%
♦
Class
12%
26
Central
Mills
Interstate
22%
10%
ctfs—.
21%
1
Interstate
46%
20
1
10
Corp
Trust
41/4
12
Co
Recreation
Interstate
9%
Point
3%
International Textbook Co
561/4
Steel
8%
31%
"units"
International Bank of Wash
40%
8%
Cedar
9%
8
29%
Interstate
52%
Ceco
Head
International
com—.25
Carpenter Paper Co—:
171/4
1
Co
Indianapolis
24%
7 Va
1
4%
1
Rice
San
6
1
Trust
7%
20
Ltd___._10c
Oil
class B
Mills
Oil
Indian
18%
3%
11 Va
*
Material
Production
Husky
22
6%
36%
33
25c
Corp
Brand
Rose
149
9 V'e
1
1
common
Internat'l
43%
Power Co__20
1
Corp
Gas
4%
37
Telep Co__„ 12%
10 Va
140
5%
15%
1
Indiana Gas & Water
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif.l
Cannon
A
14Vb
21%
Water Service Co..25
Canadian
Class
33%
20
Oregon
23
11
Gas
Field
4%
California
Water &
Oil
12%
5
211/2
Pulp & Paper Corp—
31%
'•
321/4
2%
Hugoton
7
23%
1
class A
Fearless
Hudson
4%
21%
301/4
Stoker
River
1
Co
Natural
Houston
38V4
4Va
Riley
5
Hugoton
35%
67/a
class A
Corp
Houston
15%
California
Calif
Co
Houston
10c
Te!
Interstate
Hoover
16 Va
'
Ind
Inc
Inc
Houston
12%
17 Va
Co
6%
56%
6%
&
31%
Splendor
ll7/a
1
& Co——
(H M)
Brace
Curtis
52
..
Co
Mining
preferred
Voltage Engineering
Hilton Credit Corp
Co
25%
—1
—
Mining
,
High
15Vt
8 Va
common
Hewlett-Packard
71 Va
23%
B
Hidden
16%.
'
14 Va
25
Co—.
29%
Heublein
3
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Burndy Corp
28
Helene
10c
Co Inc
-1
27 Va
Sharpe Mfg Co.—110
Bruning
95
Robertson
common—*
preferred
$1.20
95
87
Robbins
_1
Inc
89
1
133/8
1
America
of
Products
Bowman
10
21 Va
.
Class
29%
1
—5
Natural Ga-s Co
Richardson Co———L
121/4
1
Industries
Bowling
Republic
18%
95
Corp_7
1
class A—
Inc
20 Va
*
Inc
Raiston Purina Co
1
Light Co—1
Bry.son
Radiation
59Va
10
Co
Pet
Black Hills Power &
Purolator Products
40%
55 Va
11%
1
Billups Western
171/4
37
25 Va
___—x_
Corp
Alegre Sugar Corp——1
Corp Ltd
17 %
6%
20%
19%
Purex
89
6 Vb
34 Va
Punta
*
I~i
5
Hearst Cons Publications cl A.25
5
.
Inc
Telecomputing Corp
&
18%
Co class A com.10
7%
of New
Harvey Aluminum Inc
1
Hathaway
Cosco
(M A)
2%
of New Hamp
38
5
139
25 y«
Co
351/2
.1,
1
1
Co
146
Controls..1
Inc
12%
5
Serv
20 Va
Co—.1
25
Corp
Xerox
22%
11
Tekoll
Serv
1
...
12%
ZJll
Broadcasting Co
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
Pub
Mexico
Ask
11%
21%
oVa
Pub
46%
1
Bros
Beneficial
.
53%
1
Manufacturing
Bag Co
Bemis
203/4
Bid
1
•
6%
19 Va
138
Harcourt
;—10
.
Markets^
J)
Hanna
1
Co.
(A
Rehlen
Hamilton
203/a '
19
15%
.1
Baxter Laboratories
5
5
Corp
5
1
*
&
10
—1
Inc
Co
Corp
Brick
Power
Electric
Pubco Petroleum
187/8.v
10
Inc
Tools
Baker
9%
44
2.50
Co.—
Gas
8%
49%
1
Associated Spring Corp
Products
_i
17%
xl4%
Co.—10
Avon
16V4
10c
Genl
Hanna
5
__
32Va
5
Properties Inc..
Portland
37%.
5
Co
30%
of America
Producing
35
Missouri Power Co—5
Arkansas
7%
Potash Co
13%
26 %
—3
Co
Co
211/4
Chemicals
Hagan
10 V*
20%
Inc
Haloid
9Vt
Taft
19 %
Capital
33
2
Co
Par
.
Susquehanna
SyBiron-Dormer Corp
11%
24%
_1
common.
preferred
35 %
Inc
32 Va
8%
4
Service
Public
Growth
29%
1
7.50
Inc
Grolier
8%
263/4
25
•
19%
01
Corp
31
Co—;—.—3 Vs
Sterilizer
Anheuser-Busch
Art
Const Co
Corp
&
11 Va
43 %
Rubber
7%
3%
CO
ptd —ro
Calif.l
5%
Fire
P)
Grinnell
33%
—2
.
Gobain
AmerTSaint
Amer
A
Co
(A
Mountain
19 V<5
Corp
Gas
1
Green
10%
5
1
Co
American-Marietta
Ask
Lumber
Natural
Mach Tool—2
Corp
Green
•
40%
5
Corp___
'Callfl
Finan
& Lewis
Glasspar Co
15 va
17%
American Biltrlte Rubber Co.100
American
23 %
14 Va
—1
Telep
Giddings
57/B
Bid
Pioneer
Plymouth
Gibraltar
21%
Corp......——1
—'
Gen
37
15%
1
—.—
Par
7%
34 %
1
Inc—
Inc
Alico
6%
1
Corp
Products
Air
Pickering
Ask
Bid
of
by the "bid")
Industrials and Utilities
i
Origin
composed of securitieq
wide national distribution.
a
45
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————
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
i
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Affiliated
Fund
American
American
Investors
2.22
Intl Resources Fund Inc
6.87
7.43
Investment
Co
1
4.17
4.45
Investment
Trust
1
Inc
al3.04
Research
Fund
Corp—1
8~89
20%
Dev
Trust—
22
*
1.40
4.60
Fund
Johnston
1.54
Atomics Physics & Science Fnd_l
Istel
5.02
of
of
4.99
5.42
B-2
(Medium
Fund
7.93
8.02
B-3
(Low
3.76
4.11
B-4
(Discount
& Elect'nics
Corp lc
K-l
21.21
16.83
9.10
8.46
20.60
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
10.83
11.77
S-3
S-2
(Income Com
(Growth
Priced
9.23
1
10.61
12.09
Stks)..l
11.48
12.91
Keystone Fund of Canadu Ltd_l
12.31
13.50
Knickerbocker Fund
California Fund Inc
1
6.51
7.11
Canada
16.87
Ltd
13.73
5.37
6.04
6.62
12.94
13.99
hazard
1
16.06
17.38
Lexington
1
Inc
10.17
11.11
.
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
Shares
lc
Century Shares Trust
of
Fund
Energy
Fund
8.78
9.49
Loom is
Electric
Industries
13,100
13,700
Metal
130%
136%
Paper
3.68
shares
Jc
2.03
2.23
shares
lc
3.12
3.42
13.23
Petroleum
lc
1.98
10.77
Special Investment shares, lc
3.15
2.25
2.47
8.70
9.46
1
9.39
1
14.93
16.23
Massachusetts
10.21
Fund
shares
Mass
Fund
1
Fund
Inc.
19 21
20.88
—1
———1
7.73
14.71
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
16%
18
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund-
14.15
15.30
Mutual
Income Foundation Fd_l
13.44
19.30
14.53
Mutual
Investment
Inc—1
8.98
9.86
1
al3.43
Income
Mutual
of
1
Fund
Trust
.—1
15.48
15.64
National
1
53.39
53.93
National
1
10.77
11.84
Investors
9.89
Bond
9.00
9.86
Dividend
8.55
9.37
Preferred
Stock
2.82
3.09
14.16
15.39
50c
11.07
11.84
New
England
50c
11.66
12.47
New
York
Stock
Fund
Investment
Fund
Corp—1
al9.28
20c
7.43
6.80
10
7.50
Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Eurofund Inc
1
18%
20 y8
5.61
7.41
8.11
Electronics
10.34
13.46
14.46
&
1
Inc—,
12.79
13.98
One William Street Fund
1
11.96
12.03
13.15
Oppenheimer Fund
1
11.47
14.13
15.36
5
14.79
15.99
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Industrial
17.68
3.92
4.29
10c
5i.58
6.10
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Florida
Fund
Mutual
Inc
1
Custodian
Common
stock
Fundamental
2.10
10.27
11.16
5.49
6.04
Funds Inc—
stock series
Preferred
1^92
*
Founders Mutual Fund
Franklin
Securities
Fund
Investors
Peoples
Philadelphia
1
8.72
9.56
Inc
1
1.25
1.38
General
Capital Corp
1
16.69
18.14
Price
Fund
Investors
Trust
1
6.74
8.06
8.83
18.40
*
10.04
10.89
10.87
(Geo)
8.33
Aviation-Electronics—
13.53
14
15
New
31 %
33%
New
of
20%
7.25
North
Fire
Ins
River
Northeastern
Insurance
171
Northern
Co
Inc
79%
76
of
Indemnify
53%
57
51%
55l/2
32%
35%
39'
42%
3.33%
11%
12%
Y—12%
N
38%
40%
—10
25 y4
27'A
Co,
Pacific Insurance Co of N
63
Phoenix
58
Providence-Washington
Insurance
Co
4
Fund
Life
(S
Life
72
5%
1
6"%
5
51 %
2.50
F)
48
47
49%
Insurance
4
63%
10
x32
116
34%
St
Paul
Fire
Si
Seaboard
77%
52
57%
44%
46%
Springfield
Fire
Ins
$6.50
42%
45%
Standard
10
48%
51%
Standard
Sec
84
88%
Travelers
62%
United
Title
Co
24 Vs
55%
58 y2
4y2
X32%
57%
■'
5
Marine
34%
•
4
5
50
?
35%
61
53%
2
30
32
102
107
10
Life
Ins
(N
Insurance
of
44%
Y)„2
Guaranty Co (N Y)
Co
59 V2
31%
10
preferred
Ins
x54
47%
7%
6%
8
Ainer
25
28%
5
Co
85%
89
2.50
29
30%
U
Amer*.
Life
22
Amer_I—1
Accident
59%
4%
48%
10
18%
1
Standard
of
&
17
10
Life
of
Ins
10
5
3%
45%
2
Seaboard Surety Co
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life Si Trust Co
Life
19%
1
:G.25
23%
Co
82 %
17%
5
Marine
72
5
52 %
"78%
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
21 %
Co
22
49'
10
..
5
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
Insurance
59%
20%
5
Co
(D C)-1.50
Ins
54
5
Co_
4
Employees Ins
Corp
——
10
Y
10
Insurance
Republic Insurance (Texas)
10
Republic' Natl Life Insurance
2
67
110
5
Peerless
13%.
2
2.50
403
163
5
29%
.10
-
387
Co__
38%
27%
5
5
Pacific
12%
36%
5
Co
10
Ins
110%
A
59
54%
15,
April
4%s
Co
of
5
5s/8
S
Fidelity Si Guaranty Co
5
U
S
37%
39%
Fire
3
27%
29%
Y
2
39%
41%
Fire
2
31
33 y4
Insurance
50c
3%
10
39%
42%
City of N
32
35%
Westchester
Ins
N
Y__10
3%
US Life
Insurance
Co
in
the
April
100.4
14.38
4.45s
100.15
100.17
100.19
100.2
100.4
100.6
100.8
99
3s
14.34
6.70
7.32
25c
4s
*
8.09
8.87
lc
5.42
5.95
lc
5.92
6.50
Shareholders Trust of Boston—l
11.05
Chemical
lc
11.50
12.59
Smith (Edson B) Fund
1
11.47
12.56
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
13.17
13.02
],
101.22
101.30
4%s
April. 20,
100
100.12
4s
1962
1962
11,
102.8
20
102.24
3 %s
99.4
99.16
4%s
March
101.24
4%s
March
4%s
JuJy
101.8
101.24
97
1969
98
102.16
:
103.16
101.4
102.8
98.4
1964
;
102.24
98.16
101.24
1966—
102.8
100
100.8
96.24
97.24
100.16
20,; 196820, 1969
101.16
.101
l5,'J!)r,9—
102
103
,
104
106.10
5%s Feb. 20, 1970—
3%s April l,;ifl70—
5%s July 20, 1970
-
102 -r
101
May 2,
101
100.24
1962——
1963
1965-—-i.-
101.4
1963
1963
10,
Oct
1,
101.4
100.20
!
100.8
101
1962—
May
100.16
100.4
1961—
Aug. 20,
100.13
100.12
1961
2%s
12,
April
37.58
May
100.11
_
107.16
194.16' V 95.16
106.16
107.16
14.26
35.58
4s
20,
100.3
100.5
1A24
1
Sept.
14.44
(The) Stock Fund_lc
4s
100.1
100.3
1960
20,
4%s
April 10, 1970
4%s Sept. 10, 1970
Building shares
Capital Growth Fund
100.24
Ask
100.5
Bonds—
1961
101.4
4%s
Clark—
June
100.19
100.3
—
1961—
100.31
10,
Nov.
4%s
20,
3,
April 3.
100.20
1961
point
1961-—
Bank
Dec.
April
100.15
10, 1905
3%s March 11, 1968
al8.34
3,
4%s
.
a
1961—
I,and
5.40s
99.12
1,
April
Federal
1960
101
3y4s March
al2.16
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
Feb.
3%s
1,
100.27
13,
Sept.
4%s
Dec
11,
Sept.
4%s
1961
of
Cooperatives—
3%s
1961
32nds
more
for
12,1961
3%s Feb.
15.63
13.19
10,
June
6%s
or
Bid
100.6
100.17
_
1963—
10,
one
Ask
Banks
1961
15,
4%s May
.■
1
Canada
class
Co
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
4%s March
10, 1961
7.84
1
Inc
Corp
York
106%
1
5
com
Life
4%s June
Fund
19%
AA
57
114
Fire
A insterdam
Casualty
Hampshire Fire—
New
15, 1961
3%s April 17, 1961
3.30s May 15,
1961
13.67
1
Fund
Scudder Stevens &
Shares—lc
1
5
Inc
Union
Philadelphia Life Ins
4%s
1
Shares
Life
4.45s March
9.05
Fund
Dist
Nationwide
I.Ine
53
106
10
Accident Ins
Si
14%
10
10
3%
4%s Feb.
10.98
2.50
.
Inc
Growth
Scudder
Equip
16.79
1
Putnam
Quarterly
21%
Bid
Growth Stock
Fund
20
Federal Home Loan Banks—
3%s Jan. 19, 1961
6.37
50c
Fund Inc
Puritan
2
Ins
(Bait)—
Obligations of Government Agencies
7.33
lc
Group Securities—
Electrical
5.86
1
Inc
Inc
(T Rowe)
Old
National
al2.41
Corp
Fund
Putnam
Automobile shares
Fund
Pine Street Fund Inc
2.92
2.64
Futures
General
1
Inc
Mutual
Securities
Pioneer
lc
lc
series
Square
Natl
59 %
(N J)
13%
39%
3%s
Penn
42%
Figures after decimal point represent
19.11
Inc_l
Fund
Life
39
54
Co__
Jersey Insurance
Over-The-Counter
Financial
Natl
5
8%
34%
2%
Owners
12.54
1
Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc—
Ins
7%
12.50
Manufacturers—4
Fire
10
2
Insurance
12.93
25c
Federated Growth Fund
Fidelity
Life
General
11.18
1
Shares
Monument
Life
Capital Fund
Chemistry
37%
37%
National
8.86
1
of Canada Ltd
34%
27/8
8.10
1
Series
Fund
Muss
6.13
1
Stock
39%
37%
Jefferson
7.86
1
—,
3%
37%
36%
2%
(Fla)
3.78
7.19
2%
35%
68 %
Insurance
5.78
3.46
1
Series
Nucleonics
7?79
5.29
1
Series
Income Series
Growth
14.62
—1
Stock
8%
211
1
1%
Life
202
1
2%
Home
11.20
Series
25c
Fund
Electronics
Series
.—1
Howard—
&
Energy
9.00
1
13.52
10.25
7%
D
Insp & Insurance
Series—
Inc
1
Home
1
1
Co
Casualty
C)„_1
(Galveston)1
Corp
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford Steam Boiler
3.27
20.85
Series
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
3.01
19.27
Corp
Securities
Balanced
.—1
Shares
1
Co
Ins
10%
57
Bonding & Ins_5
Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Maryland
10
Gulf
Inc_l
interest
Wide b-ettrilics
Life
Amer
53%
10
&
Forster
Hanover
Shares
beneficial
Life
17%
9%
10
Va
Merchants
(D C)
Gov Employ Life
Great American
7.46
6.82
Nation
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc—
Fund
National
1
of
Merchants Fire Assurance
Casualty
&
Inc
Co
44
Shippers—
Government
—
interest
1
5
J)__2%
Globe Si Republic Ins Co
22.41
Fund
beneficial
of
Loyal
60%
16%
Massachusetts
General Reinsurance
Corp
Glens. Falls
13.87
20.73
Units
Investment Inc
Western
Diversified
33 %c
Inc
Massachusetts Life
8%
33%
•
(Wash
Ins
Fireman's
Stock
Mutual Shares Corp
17.64
Series B
12.83
7%
30%
22%
57%
3
27%
Standard
Franklin
Trust
int_33V30
Growth
.1
8.40
13.61
Investors
beneficial
of
Investors
1
Fidelity Bankers Lire Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
3.45
1
Co
Co_1.50
N
Assurance
Federal
2.17
9-85
Ins
Tenn
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N ,7)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—S
2.87
3.36
12.11
Investment
Lincoln
(Ky)
Crum
2.62
lc
17 %
5
Re-insurance
Si
Connecticut
al4.00
lc
shares
15%
Continental
shares—2c
Transport
Insurance
Continental
1
Stock
Co
6.25
shares
Companies
Life
Ask
20%
Casualty Ins Co
25%
Commonwealth
18.04
5.73
Life
12
Si
40
Boston Insurance
a25.66
shares
General
Fund Inc
Balanced
16.50
1
Nat
Beneficial
Funds—
Managed
14.62
Composite Bond & Stock
Eaton
—1
Inc—1
45%
10%
Assurance
Investors
Bankers Natl
11.44
Can
42
(Newark
Mercury
Bankers
15%
10.47
Mutual Fund—*
Sayles
11.64
Composite Fund Inc
Dividend
of
13.38
Income
Commonwealth
Crown
14%
1
Inc
Fund
10.76
—
Commonwealth
Concord
Stk
Fund
1
Inc
Commonwealth
Fund Inc
Insurance
Corp—100
——100
Shares
1
preferred
Colonial
9.17
8.37
1
Securities
Colonial
Insurance Investors
50c
Boston—
Chemical Fund Inc
Christiana
1
Trust—.
Life
Loomis-Sayles
&
Stock Fund
Growth
Inc
Income
Life
—
Ins
Fund
5
Casuall;y_5
Fin.)_,
Home
Co
American
5.89
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Assur
Insur
Amer
14.85
1
—1
———
Fund
Capital Life
7%
Com
of
Life
American
General Fund—
(1954)
Canadian
Chase
S-4
18.24
32
General
Amer
12.53
11.94
1
29%
Fidelity
Amer Ins
13.19
50c
Investment
Street
10
Heritage Life Ins—
American
11.58
Stock)—1
Bullock Fund Ltd
Broad
(Low
Stocks)
Com
Life
preferred
(Jacksonville
15.61
18.88
82
American
9.93
14.30
—
Fund)—.
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)
5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Blrm)—2
78 %
American
Amer
89
._5
&
Bid
Par
91%
85%
Co
Insurance
conv
Ask
87
10
Insurance
Fidelity
Bid
10
Co
Equiiable
$1.25
23.15
15.44
1
(Growth
S-l
Surety
American
25.81
.—1
K-2
9.80
—1
24.73
1
&
American
1
Bonds)
Life
Agricultural
al2.76
Bonds)
(Income Fundi
12.12
9.02
Boston Fund Inc—
Fund.l
Bonds)_l
1
Grade
Insurance
Aetna
33.61
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
11.15
Ltd
32.95
Bonds)
Priced
1
Canada
12.19
Casualty
Aetna
10.79
Funds—
(Investment
Fund
Aetna
11.73
11.15
1
Mutual
(The)
A*e-Houghton
Axe-Science
9.87
Monday, November 7, 1960
.
(Quotations for Friday, November 4)
Par
5.72
10.73
1
1
.
Insurance Companies
Ask
5.23
1
B-l
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Boston—1
Inc
Axe-Houghton
"a" Inc—1
"B" Inc—5
Axe-Hough ton Stock Fund Inc_l
1
Fund
Custodian
Keystone
Bid
lc
America
Research
Investors
8.13
&
Fund
Shares
Fund Inc——1
Mutual
Associated
Par
Funds—
2.01
1.25
Business
Amer
Mutual
25c
Fund
American
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Aberdeen
.
Common
Food
shares
shares
Common
Selected
Stock
Fund
Inc—1
a8.96
Shares—1.25
American
8.57
lc
7.09
7.77
Sovereign
Fully Administered shares
lc
8.74
9.58
State Street Investment
General Bond shares
lc
6.65
7.29
Stein
lc
6.09
Industrial
_.
Machinery
Institutional
Bond
shs
shares
,
6.68
lc
7.84
8.17
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
lc
12.42
13.60
lc
5.28
5.80
Petroleum
lc,
9.44
10.34
Railroad
shares
Bond
shares
Investors
Roe
&
Balanced
Stock
1
7.21
7.86
9.27
10.13
6.05
2.24
Townsend
4.87
5.35
Growth
9.06
shares
9.02
Twentieth
United
S
&
lc
Century
Funds
Growth Iuv_
6.67
7.29
Inc—
lc
8.53
9.35
United
Accumulated
Fund
k
12.26
12.09
United
Continental
Fund
1
6.83
7.46
1
18.18
1
al8.90
18.73
Series
H-C7
Series
H-DA
United
Income
United
Funds Inc—
Science Fund—
United
10c
—
4.75
10c
5.19
4.65
1
*
Haydock Fund Inc__
Imperial Capital Fund
a29.70
7.40
Income
1
8.98
9.81
Incorporated
Investors
1
8.04
8.69
8.09
8.85
2.41
2.64
8.09
Institutional Shares Ltd—
1
Ltd
1
Special
10.93
Whitehall
10.89
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Winfield
6.01
6.58
6.23
5.46
3.14
Fund
1
3.43
8.05
8.80
Fund
Fob.
8.90
9.73
12.47
Feb.
Bid
1
13.84
15.09
12.25
one
Ask
1971
101.16
15/..1972t1967_.
102.16
«'•' 94.16
4.
,,95.16
99.8;:
97
of
100.8
98
point
a
Bid
Treasury Notes
100
Nov.
15,
1962.
Feb.
15,
1963
1961
100.20
100.22
2%&
1961
100.28
100.30
100.7
100.9
4s
101.4
l%s
1961
15,
99.18
93.22
100.17
100.19
100.26
1961
4s
Aug. 1, 1961
1%s Oct. 1, 1961
100.28
3%s
4s
Feb.
Feb.
3l/4s
15,
15,
Feb
4s
May
1,
101.2
1962
wi
—
101.6
100.6
4%s
99.16
101.12
4%s
102
Nov.
l%s
101.8
1%S
—97.12
13.24
94.16
15,
1,
98.24
96.28
101.24.1
96.4
104
94.24
103.24
100.12
100.16
104.26
104.30
93.20
93.28
104.10
1964
April 1, 1965
May 15, 1965
Oct.
101.8
103.20
5s
101.24
1962
95.28
103.28
Aug. 15, 1964
1%S Oct. 1, 1964
100.4
99.8
Aug. 15, 1962
l%s Oct. 1, 1962
101.20
1963
100.24
1, 1982—
15,
93.4
Oct.
96.20
4%s Nov. 15, ]963
l%s April 1, 1964
4 % s May J5, 1964—
3%-s May 15, 1964
100.20
1962
15,
iy2s April
99
—
1962
98.20
April 1, J963
May 15, 1963
l%s
l%s April 1, 1961
3%s May
Ask
(Continued)-
3%s
-
'
32nds
more
or
Maturity—
15,
13.55
—1
J, .1970-1967—
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
Figures after decimal point represent
4s
1
Inc
104.14
92.8
103.26
1965
91.8
92.16
103.30
91.16
97.20
1
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
9.95
16.51
5.70
5.00
10c
Street Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
10.00
15.19
Situations
4%s
107.24
Treasury Notes—
11.43
14.49
1
Inc
Fund Inc
Investors
10.52
13.26
1
Fund
Wall
lc
Growth
Shares-l
Canada
Income
Line
Fund_lc
Institutional
Fund
Value Line Fund Inc
Value
Incorporated
Inst Foundation Fund
Funds
Value Line
Inc_
lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
Fund
4%s
13.33
11.04
Growth Industry Shares Inc_
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
May. 1,
4%s May 15,
3y8s Aug. 1,
International
.—lc
Utilities
Hamilton
8.23
U
Fund
3%s
106.24
Certificates of Indebtedness—
4%s Nov
15
1960
6.61
2.03
4 %s Oct.
99.12
Maturity—
11.93
1
Inc
1972
99.16
99
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and
Notes
a28.14
11.03
99.4
1971
10,
,
1
Inc_l
Television-Electronics Fund
8.27
10,
,
Texas
Fund
Feb.
J
—
Fund
lc
Tobacco
•
12.08
Aug.
a35.76
Inc.
Sterling Investment Fund
Equipment shares
lc
Railroad Stock shares—lc
Steel shares
—lc
RR
Corp
Farnhain
Fund
4%s
fiVis
9.27
Inc
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
Recent
Security & Conv.
Bonds—
American
Dated
Due
1
1992
Mueller Brass 3%s
101%
101%
Nafi
114
118
National
Tel
4%s
Opt 4%s__1979
Burlington Industries 4%s__1975
Pacific Ry
Corp
4s
1969
4%s
Commonwealth Oil
Continental
Paso
Ferro
Can
Natural
Power
pi
y2
99
94
Bid
Ask
Kate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
100.6
100.8
6s
4%s
Gas
1972
172
175
110
114
101%
89
1977
119
123
Gas
(M)
&
Elec
100%
4%s;_1990
103%
95
101%
101%
103%
& Sons—
4%g
Steel
Serv
75
5s
Sheraton
El
5%s
9-
1-60
6-
5-
2-60
2-
1-61
1-61
100.12
100.14
3.35s
10-
3-60
7-
6-
1-60
3-
3-61
1-61
100.7
100.9
100.18
100.20
3.20s wi
11-1-60
8-
7-
5-60
4-
1-61
3-61
100.3
100.5
100.12
100.14
United States
Ask
78
83
95%
99%
Yield Price
92
77
Bid
November
10,
1977
1973
100
95
December
103
December
5,
5s
99%
January
January
12,
Textron Amer 5s
1971
86
89
1971
186
1990
100 %
Corp 5'/as
Union Electric 4%s
U S Industries 4%s
January
100%
-1970
1971
5%s
5%s
Si
82
80
90
99
99%
99.819
March 23,
March 30,
99.776
April
6,
99.653
99.624
April
99.598
April 20
99.554
99.574
April
99.511
1961
99.669
99.606
99.524
May 4.
April
99.146
1961
;
99.464
99.478
June
22,
99.413
99.439
July
15,
99.355
99.383
October
99.048
99.033
99.023
98.958
1961—,.
99.071
98.983
1961
99.000
98.910
98.953
98 852
1961
98.878
98.861
1961
98.907
98.803
1961
!
98.851
98.774
1961
98.803
1961
98.234
98.260
98.042
1961
16,
99.180
99.133
99.025
15,. 1961
27,
99.240
99.097
1961
1961
1960
13,
99.310
99.208
1961
16,
22,
99.578
January 26. 1961
February 2, 1961
February 9, 1961
February 16, 1961
93%
March
99.863
9,
Marcl,
99.888
Ask
99.280
98.069
97.304
97.342
84
1988
March
99.913
1961
1961
99.800
1960
1961
19,
99.940
23,
99.754
196)
118
March 2
99.842
1961
15,
99%
120
ww
December 29,
99.967
99.900
1960
January
116
Sheet
22,
76%
February
99.871
1960
101%
116
4 %s
15,
100.4
Yield Price
Bid
99.989
99.925
1960
100.2
Treasury Bills
99.958
1960
1960
74%
1982
Trans
8,
101%
ww—1967
WpRtcoast
1,
December
1-61
Ask
99.986
1960
4%s_1990
Gas & Elec 4%s_1990
Co of Am
92
1960—
November 17,
November 25,
1969
Gas
Si
Sperry Rand 5%s
Youngstown
1981
3.10s
Underwood
151
1990
___1980
;
San Diego
101%
87
5s
ww
Phoenix
Public
1990
Louisville
5 %s
101
92
100.10
December
Lighting
118%
101
100.8
94%
ion%
Indianapolis Pow & Lgt 45/8s
1976
Pacific Petroleum
1981
5-
3-61
101%
Pacific
1984
1-60
1-
101%
105%
ww_1982
8-
4-60
104 %
117%
Finance 4%s
3.30s
4-
102V2
1985
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
Hilton Hotel 6s ww
100.6
4.40s
Northspan Uran 5%s ww___1963
5%S—1977
5s
100.4
6.56
101%
102 %
1976
General Port Cement
1-60
100%
93
_1975
12-
Natural Gas Pipeline 5s ——1980
102%
4%s
Lowenstein
5s
104
Fraehauf Trailer 4s
Household
Can
—-.1930
1985
Ref
1975
5%s
1982
Corp 3%s
Florida
97 %
Corp
1977
Chance Vought 5%s
Columbia Gas 5%s
El
Bid
107
&
6.07
1-60
Debentures Issues
105
Lomb
Canadian
1
Bonds—
1985
Tel
&
Carrier
Ask
11.93
Inc
Optical 4.40s
American
Bauscfc
Bid
10c
3-
4%s
Fund
Fund
13.04
4.55s
Wisconsin
Ind
4.80s
3.80s
Growth
87
.
Tube—
1990
-
—
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
ISSUES
•No
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
value,
t New
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted
issued,
y
to listing on th<
Ex-stock dividend
Volume
192
Number 6001
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1855)
THE
COURSE
BANK
CLEARINGS
Week
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
the
increase
an
with
compared
a
year
Pre¬
ago.
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Nov. 5, clearings for all
1960
Third Federal Reserve
1,503,751
Bethlehem
Philadelphia
Reading
$30,463,933,807 against $25,789,749,429 for the
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 29.8%.
a
week in 1959.
At this center
Our comparative summary for
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1,054,000,000
4.909,311
Wilkes-Barre
4,790,478
6,077,200
Scranton
6,600,175
(a)
York
New
2,204,805
4,381,867
4,293,199
1,062,000,000
_
(11
13,239,347
1,128,152,216
-
25,046,038
15,813,255
cities)
6,161,294
24,138,207
Jersey—Trenton
Total
Inc.
1958
or
Dec. %
1987
$
%
—26.1
1,778,332
1,599,198
8.5
2,080,402
2,377,539
4.8
2,084,207
—
—
2.0
4,022,980
+
0.8
1,404,000,000
+
2.5
4,091,129
—
1,123,547,726
1,845,127
3,922,564
1,009,000,000
4,279,052
7.9
6,703,056
3,558,513
—
4,328,573
3+
5,999,703
6,554,849
3,618,352
5,972,208
Delaware—Wilmington
the week follows:
1,469,394
*2,100,000
__
18.1% above those of the corresponding week last year.
there is
2,035,976
1,345,085
Chester
Lancaster
at
$
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly
clearings will be
Our preliminary totals stand
Ended October 29
1959
$
Bank
of
OF
47
—
6,111,696
3.6
19,318,827
17,425,836
+ 19.4
15,610,088
17,519,227
0.4
1,105,247,237
1,074,963,661
—
+
*
Week Ended Nov. 5
'
New
York
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland+ 29.8
Ohio—Canton
1,323,466,891
Philadelphia
1,317,913,143
+
1,260,000,000
__
1,072,000,000
+ 17.5
Boston
971,310,599
Kansas
0.4
+
+
+
7.5
815,330,000
775,199,401
+
504,967,177
439,653,821
+
584,951,839
+
4.3
402,618,659
395,034,430
+
1.9
$23,966,103,951
$19,591,503,357
cities,
Total
All
all
days.
five
days.
cities, five
5,406,524,880
one
Total
all cities for
•Estimated.
$24,756,708,417
1,091,304,976
1,033,041,012
1
cities,
day
week
$30,463,933,807
..
■
v
■
(7
;
■
issue of next week.
the
and
We cannot furnish them
Saturday
figures
today, inasmuch
available
not
are
District of Columbia—
Total
+ 18.1
.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
(6
cities)
,
in
we
elaborate
the week ends
to
statement, however, which
has to be estimated.
cases
Oct. 29.
For
that
week
the whole country
Federal
was
increase
an
of
increase of 14.3%.
an
Districts
in which
they
a
We
gain of 3.0%, the bank clearings
group
the cities
according to the
located and from this
are
a
—
and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 3.7%.
trict has
its credit
to
an
increase
of
3.6%
and
the
Augusta
City Reserve District the totals show
Francisco
In the
Reserve
following
we
Districts
furnish
an
of
in
In the Cleve¬
The Chicago Reserve Dis¬
a
Minneapolis Reserve District of
decrease of 0.1%.
In the Kansas
improvement of 1.2%, in both the Dallas
SUMMARY OF
1959
Inc. or
1958
$
2nd New
12 cities
_
York
$
Dec. %
$
1,044,081,448
1,024,542,037
15,769,344,430
13,825,348,145
942,190,956
+14.1
11,481,255,633
"
1,128,152,216
1,123,547,726
+
4th Cleveland
7
"
1,514,749,039
1,459,430,128
+
5th Richmond
6
"
841,070,629
763,754,294
6th Atlanta
10
"
1,468,101,668
1,415,392,371
7th Chicago
17
"
1,705,031,957
1,645,977,941
4
"
847,507,397
848,058,533
Louis
We
New
York
now
ended
week
our
October
0.4
1,105,247,237
135,236,755
375,600,000
377,100,000
27,709,971
208,867,532
290,271,419
277,376,358
1,468,101,668
1,415,392,371
Louisiana—New
Total
Orleans
(10 cities)
—.
.
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
548,237
755,238
+
4.7
198,141,090
198,370,240
+
3.7
1,227,868,404
1,180,134,719
—
3.9
14,048,920
Wayne
-
Bend
—
2,776,426
2,013,658
2 400,723
17,393,950
16,603,967
+
4.8
17,261,460
19 677,350
11,309,550
+ 14.5
9,223,585
14,424,721
+ 18.2
11,885,602
12, 375,460
98,239,000
—
Haute
97,660,000
+
0.6
87,529,000
87, 105,003
10,351,052
11,747,909
5,601,687
5,232,584
161,838,736
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Sioux
13,451,371
17,048,039
I
Indianapolis
Terre
227,943,879
6.4
12,945,986
Rapids
Lansing
South
3.7
+ 13.2
+
—
2,668,041
Grand
Indiana—Fort
—
District—Chicago-
Arbor
145,022,623
—11.9
8,969,452
7.1
4,475,895
+ 11.6
119,886,979
+
8 557,353
9
4
402,815
122,736
123 072,802
9,339,403
—
0.9
6,879,053
7 253,95a
59,734,978
+
0.8
52,532,340
22,320,103
Illinois—Bloomington
9,420,366
60,201,947
City
20,639,512
+
8.1
20,634,846
47 ,887,684
15 ,944,192
1,679,860
1,878,921
1,242,636,614
1,206,414,161
8,600,853
i
Decatur
7,906,470
Peoria
14,121,898
16,327,309
Rockford
12,612,649
12,183,141
—
7,432,139
6,695,303
—
1,705,031,957
1,645,977,941
(17
cities)
Louis
419,600,000
—10.6
1,493,593
+
3.0
1,173,922,083
+
8.8
8,004,934
—13.5
13,646,919
14
,453,201
3.5
10,326,296
11
,079,900
+ 11.0
7,727,861
6 ,300,246
3.6
1,556,413,556
1,517,262,094
1.3
379,100,000
353,800,000
1.4
191,075,291
183,887,762
1.1
174,022,475
148,942,136
-14.9
2,704,446
3,056,640
0.1
746,902,212
689,686,538
+
+
414,200,000
Kentucky—Louisville
216,390,267
219,515,257
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
208,226,307
3,290,823
210,476,238
3,867,038
847,507,397
848,058,533
1,406,910,862
1 271,156
1,138 ,481,118
7 ,876,400
-
-
707,693,144
+
3.7
1,227,868,404
1,180,134,719
+
3.6
1,556,413,556
1,517,262,094
0.1
746,902,212
689,686,538
-
1,479,312,130
795,883,145
cities)
(4
—
Ninth Federal Reserve
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
8,830,664
St.
Paul
Dakota—Fargo
670,360,179
600,195,278
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
728,464,716
638,111,890
Montana—Billings
"
613,453,342
604,027,277
+
1.6
584,144,250
513,106,483
°
1,411,039,605
1,389,222,732
+
1.6
1,284,292,627
1,206,954,131
27,869,890,218
25,585,983,734
+
8,9
22,526,802,002
+
3.0
11,439,104,168
10,975,088,121
+ 24.1
8,738,646
9,906,846
+
0.2
444,774,897
397,084,684
+
5.3
171,630,288
154,411,241
13,296,543
10.416,564
23,114,861,102
12,173,979,381
186,533,740
11,573,844
North
1.7
507,575,417
196,347,474
;
7,115,676
508,293,166
Minneapolis
1.2
..
.
...
12,541,465,755
—
detailed
29
for
statement
four
4,552,566
showing the figures for each city for the
(7
1959
$
,
,
Inc. or
Dec. %
>
.
$
1957
'
$
(i
4,385,158
7,453,150
+
2.2
6,868,532
6,957,164
858,999,998
+
0.2
782,692,646
+
2.8
2,695,105
4,721,108
15,595,910
4,293,927
,
4,632,990
—12.8
1,756,785
4,455,342
4,080,149
+18.3
14,213,054
16,458,176
15,591,734
+
1.9
13,406,247
13,152,483
47,915,310
45,733,234
+
4.8
41,249,876
41,548,629
22,835,012
22,553,682
Island—Providence
51,657,800
39,454,800
3,287,926
3,184,972
+
1,044,081,448
1,024,542,037
+
cities)
1.3
22,949,741
23,886,518
+30.9
40,888,400
33,853,500
3.2
2,739,476
York—Albany—
1.9
939,059,181
942,190,956
9.2
19,512,312
17,232,700
+
1.7
670,360,179
600,195^278
4,565,738
183,013,198
—
6.4
920,751
854,47L
4.5
767,552
595,684-
—26.9
8,849,361
8,057,837
7.5
188,376,634
161,760,200
—
+
10,081,115
Missouri—Kansas
Joseph
—
Colorado—Colorado
+ 16.2
6,760,357
—24.5
30,590,090
32,053,670
487,572,729
City
8,678,159
39,513,297
477,443,189
2.1
473,094,336
408,447,103
r—22.3
15,350,490
14,112,681
-r
2.9
3,755,145
6,243,990
+
1.2
728,464,716
638,111,890
12,211,992
•
Springs
15<724,313.\
6,169,991
6,355,123
34,831,273
Total
751,874,187
Cities)
(9
742,824,630
+
5,986,254
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
44,4211,419
6.0
10,454,603
10,685,76L
2.7
510,880,815
441,148,819
4.9
40,497,994
37,031,884
4.0
5,320,000
5,434,086
Louisiana—Shreveport
6,836,819
—20.5
7,407,545
6,260,494
13,336,494
—13.1
9,583,293
10,146,525
613,453,342
604,027,277
1.6
584,144,250
513,106,483
223,507,122
194, 749,500
4,840,517
5,034,000
Total
cities)
(6
—
+
7,833,000
+
9.8
30,323,300
29,642,934
215,588,914
216,380,952
6,015,582
Oregon—Portland
227,828,520
223,305,969
119,487,297
98,781,746
Utah—Salt
143,517,494
+10.7
141,776,652
136,664,128
Elmira
2,627,209
2,600,843
+
1.0
2,577,966
2,730,121
Jamestown
3,781,753
3,446,780
+
9.7
3,348,752
15,328,424,463
13,412,004,353
+14.3
11,087,697,834
Lake
12,139,772,981
Rochester
49,156,910
43,142,465
+13.9
39,065,653
30,546,138
27,562,435
+10.8
26,328,551
4.8
69,011,167
+
4.0
24,950,808
12,454,623
Francisco
Jose
-
19,017,562
738,985,291
39,442,232
38,308,528
+
0.4
7.1
6,333,697
6, 071,038
2.0
201,091,174
181, 226,928
+ 21.0
104,814,300
89, 528,863
—
+
—
6.8
23,283,687
24, 911,922.
—34.5
17,081,105
17, 838,330
—
0.2
654,105,172
647, 134,541
+
3.0
31,211,552
24, 539.127
9,939 661
Barbara
8,320,932
+ 19.5
8,040,423
6, 934,994
18,719,543
Santa
15,947,400
+ 17.4
14,824,395
14 ,018,890
27,564,719
—
23,257,190
737,940,981
Pasadena
San
39,814,357
Syracuse
City
California—Long Beach
San
3,142,415
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
5,588,606
31,734,807
+
+
—
11,594,407
—
Falls
Wichita
11,233,387
523,358,641
42,252,199
Galveston
11,910,220
537,228,430
—
Worth
Fort
Washington—Seattle
158,887,228
York
6,577,505
+
2,769,857
+
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
Buffalo
4,559,125
7,848,368
29,824,446
Dallas
Haven
Hampshire—Manchester
-
3.9
2,769,882
1.1
+
15,889,251
Connecticut—Hartford
8.0
3.8
+
—
789,532,374
4,454,913
18,456,813
Worcester
2,549,234
4,774,362
-
3,545,155
2,348,809
.
6.9
4,581,390
Bedford
+
860,334,746
—
_
River
4,103,431
7,614,871
'
887,022
10,097,665
196,744,232
Wichita
St.
1,112,664
847,508
.
.
1,041,677
7,380,497
Hastings
Kansas—Topeka
1958
743,857,920
—
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas CityNebraska—Fremont
Lincoln
years:
17,596,805
756,584,300
cities)
8,072,650
19,221,663
Total
12,581,538
4,382,094
7,764,923
Helena
1960
Springfield
New
28.082,510
136,541,553
6.1
874,365
+
Lowell
New
6.7
1.6
+
14.478,787
+
at—
(12
+
+
259,149,381
743,857,920
Massachusetts—Boston
Total
31,578,417
154,333,959
410,700,000
818,260
742,824,630
Portland
New
33,703,040
156,746,718
16,385,477
756,584,300
Maine—Bangor
Rhode
707,693,144
268,786,102
Mississippi—Vicksburg
751,874,187
$
New
795,883,145
6,945,568
"
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
New
120,920,831
5,744,889
205,355,606
Omaha
Fall
347,419,819
128,936,669
6,461,125
1,074,963,661
3.8
+10.1
Week Ended October 29
Clearings
+10.1
8,055,413
379,312,069
5,284,045
••
City
add
763,754,294
7,623,488
5.4
+ 15.4
235,814,594
Total
108 cities
Outside
841,070,629
+ 22.2
0.3
10
Francisco :
+
120,487,595
+ 10.3
6
Total
7,211,909
374,214,949
138,994,636
—17.2
7
;
City
11th Dallas
12th San
394,311,486
4,768,528
6,631,928
9
9th Minneapolis
10th Kansas
19,924,854
206,603,69a
4,938,586
12,565,250,078
11
8th St
$
939,059,181
"
Philadelphia
1957
1.9
+
9
3rd
18,259,000
256,813,333
0.5
6,124,633
Missouri—St.
1st Boston
+ 10.5
+ 14.8
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
CLEARINGS
I960
Week Ended Oct. 29
5,659,815
18,710,000
237,470,026
254,144,543
by Federal Reserve Districts:
BANK
1,479,312,130
7,318,267
Springfield
1.6%.
summary
1,406,910,862
5,073,378
Total
a
3.8
+
253,399,007
Chicago
1.7% but the St. Louis Reserve District registers
San
that
larger by 3.8%, in the Richmond Reserve District
are
1,459,430,128
10,382,024
Florida—Jacksonville
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
land Reserve District the totals
10.1%
note
we
gain of 14.1%, in the Boston Re¬
District of 1.9% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 0.4%.
serve
514,255,793
8.9%, the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city there was
showing
Reserve
there
the New York Reserve District the totals record
and
present further below,
having amounted to $27,869,890,218 against $25,585,983,734 in the
week in 1959.
at this center
by
we
469,957,233
Alabama—Birmingham
press.
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
are
same
detailed
6.8
435,600,000
—
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Mobile
the
In
13,094,008
430,705,021
•'
appear
going
12,696,967
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
.
as
of
11,837,466
1.9
8,814i977
_
Washington—
Macon
time
at
55,341,600
3.5
5,628,790
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
5.6
+
3.7
13,289,547
12,373,218
20,679,000
272,641,740
South
+18.6
$25,789,749,429
•
Virginia—Huntington
Tennessee—Knoxville
Saturday
57,316,700
65,940,600
1,514,749,039
cities)
Richmond
4.7
+
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
592,506,454
460,147,594
Virginia—Norfolk
+22.3
5,165,205,060
$29,372,628,831
days
278,750,917
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
West
five
13,006,234
281,040,809
559,226,837
13,757,886
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
14.9
610,087,569
cities,
16,809,950
1.9
1.6
5.2
Pittsburgh
Ten
+ 61.2
+
12,603,837
.
Youngstown
Cleveland
Other
619,040,736
68,365,500
Mansfield
Total
Baltimore
11,137,027
306,943,979
623,100,751
Columbus
2.5
407,100,000
17,958,250
312,815,221
Cincinnati
Cleveland
6.3
474,840,836
437,600,000
Francisco
913,809,937
486,774,338
City
Louis
San
%
$17,153,948,718 $13,210,999,950
Chicago
St.
1959
1960
,
Connecticut—Stamford—
New
(a)
v
Jersey—Newark..
Northern
New
71,954,843
Jeriey
89,134,613
_a
Total
(9
cities)
—
.
15,769,344,430
Total
.fa)
75,600,719
85,738,249
•
13,825,348,145
(a)
81,125,758
•
75,210,898
Grand
total
cities)
1,411,039,605
1,389,222,732
+
1.6
1,284,292,627
1,206,954,131
27,869,890,218
-
cities)
(108
25,585,983,734
+
8.9
22,526,802,002
23,114,861,102
12,173,979,381
+
11,439,104,168
10,975,088,121
78,026,761
'
+14.1,11,481,255,633
(10
32,680,764
Outside
12,565,250,078
New
*
York
12,541,465,755
City
TTeHmoforl
fal
Plpn rir<u-s
3.0
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1856)
American
Machinery
10-year
Ginn
&
5%
Co.
class B
requirements 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.
Mission
5%
CERTIFIED
RATES
OCTOBER
Country
Noon
Monetary Unit
and
28,
Buying
3,
NOVEMBER
TO
1960
BANK TO
RESERVE
FEDERAL
BY
Rate
for
TREASURY
INCLUSIVE
1960,
Transfers in
Cable
UNDER TARIFF
New
,
York
(Value
In
United
Monday
Tuesday
Oct. 31
Nov. 1
Nov. 2
Free
$
Austria,
Belgium,
franc
Finland,
.0201525
.0201362
.0201237
.0120634
markka
1.026484
1.027473
.210750
.210762
.210750
.00311083
.00311083
.00311083
.00311083
.203962
.204043
.204066
.204037
.204037
.239731
India,
.209937
.210175
.210025
.210062
2.814050
2.816000
2.816825
.
2.816820
Ireland,
__
pound
Mexico,
escudo
.00161030
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.265187
.265150
.265056
.265093
2.788099
2.738118
2.788935
.140475
.140500
.140537
.140516
.0349875
.0349875
.0350062
.0350125
.0166401
.0166401
.193925
pound
.232256
.232262
.232281
2.805479
2.806301
2.816000
2.816825
$3.65
2.806296
2.815980
l
11-15
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
11-15
10-31
14c
2.816820
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
8%
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
of
total
Treasury
notes
U.
and
S.
Government
Increase
Decrease
Oct. 26,
Decrease (—) Since
certificate
Redemption
account
1960
17,055,645
notes
982,990
reserves
fund for F.
Nov. 4,
1959
-139,997
—1,285,996
1960
ASSETS—
Gold
Oct. 26,
2,
18,038,635
ASSETS—
Total
1,999
34,993
—137,998
—1,251.003
investments
and
investments
and
Loans
R.
Other
certificate
gold
of
notes
other
banks
cash
433,450
396,205
—
Discounts
advances
and
422,798
+
22,681
—
8,072
—
U.
Held
U.
S.
Other
outright-—
under
40,110
___
repurchase
Government
Bought
S.
agree't
3,000
2,000
+
3,000
+
U.
15,571
+
(quar.)..
Loans
(quar.)
Bonds
_,
419,263
12,000
+
3,512,000
Loans
to
foreign
+
5.0C0
—3,495,000
Loans
to
domestic
+
56,500
Real
56,500
27,045,475
under
repurchase
agree't
+
492,763
+
+ 388,763
U.
340,100
S.
+
300,100
21
—
—■
22
Government
+16
—
60
—
26
+
9
+
145,
12,529
—
12
+
15,243
______
+
7
+
securities—total
+ 1,790
+1,637
+
37
+ 688,863
•+''
28,107,083
+ 166,649
+
Treasury notes
832,863
628,861
Within
Total
loans
from
Due
and
foreign
securities
banks
Cash items in process of collection
Bank
5,837,202
premises
Other
106,591
assets
one
One
five
to
five
After
15
__
+
227~043
545" 109
+
194
—
+
8,208
+
57,784
Other
Total
assets
53,285,186
19,313
+
+ 244,060
,
with
3,138
+
;__
16
—
191
+
745
+
253
1,283
+
21
+
33
2,689
—
743*
+
28
4,078
+
55
+
865
1
141,174
with
domestic
__
assets—net
Total
9,759
13,819
-
Banks
coin
banks
assets/liabilities
—
+1,664
notes
27,677,104
55,220
+
73,421
+
Deposits:
U.
Member
U,
Demand
bank
reserves
S.
Treas.—general
Foreign
18,382,883
account.
407,914
262,943
Other
385,187
29,040
+
31,886
—111,285
45,216
5,881
—
10,079
+
-
+
44,829
50,507
S.
Interbank
demand
Damestic
60,332
—
demand
deposits
Total
Deferred
deposits
19,438,927
availability cash
78,047
—
liabs.
&
accrued
71,424
items.
4,832,286
+
247,719
+
197.304
dividends
46,925
+
2,423
+
8,639
51,995,242
Other
+
227,315
+
11,246
...
banks
—1
to
ACCOUNTS—
bilities
85
+
ances
Federal
+
16,660
53,285,186
&
capital accounts
certificate reserves
F.
+
244,060
R.
note
1.
of
Reserve
850
+
164
1,435
+
375
+
purchased
on
'
of
the
of
loans
19
to
domestic
commercial
individual
reserves;
figures
for
Service
38.3%
statement
the
loan
banks
items
and
are
after
26:
shown
—
.3%
Federal
decreases
to
brokers
for
and
a
10-31
11-15
10-31
12-
25c
11-18
2
61c
61'/2C
11-
7
12-
1
11-
7
12-
1
11-18
37c
11-21
12- 1
37'Ac
'L
31'Ac
(extra)
9-30
1
11-15
11-15
10-21
12-
65c
12-
1
11-15
$3
12-15
12-15
$1.05
12- 1
11-14
$1.06'A
12-
1
11-14
$1.16
12-
1
11-14
(quar.)
50c
12-10
11-14
26c
11-15
10-28
Hampshire—
New
84cg
.
11-15
10-28
$l.l2'/a
com.
11-15
10-28
,25c
$1.25
11-15
11-
11-15
11-
$1.31'A
Mex.
11-15
11-1
12-
11-
(quar.)
12'/2c
&
+
11,821
+
146,168
of
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
and
$743
million
in
balances
$1,794 million in demand
Light
(quar.)
39c
(initial)
1
11-15
1
1
4
10-21
10c
1-25
6c
—
Corp.
will
be
found
and
those
list
a
called
of
11-30
10-31
11-30
10-31
1-
5
bonds,
for
notes,
redemption,
decline
dealers
for
General
1st
deposits
loans
of
$114
purchasing
decreased
million.
Reheis
or
emht
carrying
Terminal
due
A,
Piedmont
Dec.
Potomac
Texas
6%
bonds
Electric
conv.
Co.
2%%
Eastern
debs,
Co.
1,
1st
conv.
3%%
mtge.
debs,
Page
Republic
1972__Dec
1
1608
Dec
1
*
Dec.
1,
1
1
1975_Dec
1966.
<
__Dec
1
■
*
Co.—
May
due
1,
Rexall
1973
June
1,
..Nov
1971
—.*
9
1343
..Dec
1
1
.
1
•
3
ENTIRE ISSUES
to
$86 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $1,637 million
reflecting purchases of the new tax anticipation issue:
Treasury certificates increased $37 million and the com¬
CALLED
Company and Issue—
Air
Reduction
4.50%
Co.,
cumul.
conv.
subord.
.
Date
-
,
Page
preferred
stock
debs,
due
Oct.
Dec
5
cumul. pfd. stock—Nov 25
1393
r
1606
(R.
1979
J.)
&
Oct
31
1393
preferred
1st
pfd.
Corp.
A
20c
15)
1
11-16
12- 8
^ll-l?
11-15
10-28
12-15
12-
11-30
11-18
11-15
10-21
12-
15c
7'/2c
•
15c
16c
12-
1
1
11-21
1-1-61
15c
11-15
11-
5c
(quar.)____
Brass,
split
Feb.
on
Inc.
Tobacco
Chemical
11-17
10-31
40c
11-25
11-10
__
2-24
...
8)___
(quar.)__._
Co.
(quar.)^
65c
-
2-10
1
11-10
12- 5
11-15
11-15
12„
12VzC\
3
2-
3-10
'
preferred
16)
4
12- 7
50c
(quar.)___
Co.—
$1.12'/2
(quar.)....
12.'
11-10
1
;
subject
12-27,
12-30
:
Inc.—.
(initial
12-15
.<•
subject
,3%
shares—
7
50c
(quar.)...
•.»
quar.)___
25c
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—-
(Final
10-28
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
approval
approval Dec.
American
10-28
11-29
t28c
Co.
convertible
common
11-
11-15
Ltd—
(two-for-one
Richardson-Merrell,
New
11-22
683Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Manufacturing
2
3%
<
!___
&
12-
ap¬
dividend
ject
1,
to
(quar.)
Rhodesian Selection Trust, Ltd.—.
Amer. shs.
(final)
(About 8 7/10c
Roan
Inc.—
conv.
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc. 6%
American Greetings Corp.—
5%
-
11-30
(quar.)
Insurance
4V2 %
to
U
Loans
11-16
12-16
*
class
*
..Dec
Corp.—
1977
12-12
20c
5'/2%
Canada,
A
dividend
Drug
Stock
Rheem
1,
Corp.
non-cum.
Industrial
Reynolds
*
\
-
1,
1-3-61
35c
Insulation
Copper
1611
.12-19
-10-20
30c
___
stockholders
Revere
-Dec
—
>•
due
to
12-31
11- 4
87'/2C
*
(quar.)
Corp
Republic
bonds,
subord. debs, due Dec.
due
June
1,
class
Republic
1986
—_
series
Power
1,
4%
Chains
$1.10
Stock
Dec.
Ry.—
Transmission
due
due
3 977
33A%
debs,
debs, due Dec.
series
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company,
Stores
&
..
.
30c
3%
<•..
(quar.)—
Company,
Renold
Wisconsin—
of
Northern
&
mtg.
Corp. 5%
Co.
!
.
(quar.)
A
America—
Co.
Inc.
Refractory
10-14
(quar.)_
Co.,
Owl
10-31
11-25
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. (quar.)
Reliable
Life Insurance
Co.
(Mo.)
REDEMPTIONS
Date
43A%
Northrop Corp. 4%
Texas
in
Loans°to
bonds
Jacksonville
series
Cement
Telephone
mtg.
3%%
Government securities increased
$171 million.
nonbank financial institutions decreased
PARTIAL
Company and Issue—
"d;.
Machinery—
preferred
11-30
J40c
dividend
Reading
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Consolidated
&
International
Raytheon
Red
.
__
stock
split subject
proval of stockholders Jan. 24),
under
from
20c
26c
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.
Rayonier,
called
of
1st
Raymond
corporate
stock
common
and
(stock dividend)
Purina
Stock
Below
income
(Two-for-one
Redemption Calls and Sinking
1st
banks.
industrial
total
with
Co.
convertible
Ralston
Fund Notices
Reserve
of
and
domestic
Commercial
districts
11-10
capital gains)
Hydraulic
$1.20
Radio
2.6%
—
Banks, $627 million in
demand deposits
adjusted, $1,958 million in U. S. Gov¬
ernment demand
deposits, and $1,225 million in borrow¬
credited
1
11-15
20c
Power
Ranco,
Increases
banks
6
12-
.___
Fund
Racine
gross.
3,138
principal changes for the week
of $1,790 million in
holdings
Government securities, $745 million in
reserve
and
6
6
12-
Insurance Co.—
of New
Power
Quebec
deduc¬
131,624
+■
following
Oct,
domestic
1212-
ordinary
(quar.)
Sportswear
realized
Federal Reserve
with
12-24
12-24
7'Ac
(quar.)__
Growth
4
.12-24
—
(quar.)_
Supermarkets
Sound
10-21
25c
(quar.)
of
11-15
37'/2c
_—
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Service Co.
10-21
10c
preferred
Co,
11-15
5c
series)
Washington
Radiation, Inc.
foreign
shows
S.
$2.44
receipts
Co.
(6c from investment
revised.
accept¬
ended
balances
2-24
11-
Putnam Growth Fund—
,
208,812
condition
11-18
3-17
12-19
Mining Co., Ltd.—
Co.
preferred
91
Banks
—
valuation
20,424
Condition Statement of Member Banks
ings;
30
+
9
Optional
lia¬
:
liability
deposit
Gamble
Puritan
+1,889
+
863
others
preferred
including
U.
&
convertible
Puget
93,602
110,657
correspondents
of
100
7+18
—
1
32,421
....
From
♦October
+
774,808
combined
Contingent
banks
,
12-
62'/2c
__
preferred
(quar.)
5'A%
preferred
(quar.)__
784
+
130c
;
Gold
Gardner
$3.50
liabs.
of
Brand
Putnam
1,516
Other
tion
404,479
gold
deposit and
The
+
23
—
11-18
15c.
5%
Borrowings:
tExclusive
capital accounts
Total
Ratio
600
—1,794
1,470
11-25
1
207,940
Capital paid in
Surplus
Other
907
+
12-20
.__
Co
Power,
3.35%
deposits:
From
CAPITAL
—
+1,958
9
11-25
12-
V
_
___
...
Transit
Electric
Pueblo
Interbank..
,
627*
+
4,077
9
12-
■
Common
deposits:
banks
Foreign
Time
adjusted
.•
62¥2c
(quar.)
common
Company (quar.)
Talbot, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
deposits
12-20
&
Public
Government
1-3-61
l'/2%
&
Public
LIABILITIES—
Reserve
s-a)
(quar.)
4.64%
+5,833
11-16
12-
5c
(quar.)_
$2
11-16
"'11-16
1
55c
-
preferred
Providence
LIABILITIES—
Federal
12-
2%
Progress Mfg. Co., preferred
Prospect Park National Bank (N. J.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
—1,855
___i
R.
and
Corp.,
American
682
+
14
—
4
11-15
1-3-61
_
(increased
preferred
Prince
92
—
17*
—
4,776
_—
F.
147*
+
17,552
Currency
Other
1,389
____•;
years
',11-
•
$1.20
dividend)
1st
Procter
maturing:
year...—
Balances
366,005
bonds
years.-
securities
Reserves
U. S.
&
4
5c
President
'
27.641,175
11-
25c
12- 1
$1.25 -"-12- 1
(quar.)..
$2.46 preferred (1958
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
327
+
3
11-15
?.\:
basis
(stock
2nd
6%
+2,310
1,443
11-
12- 1
16c-
-
"
«
1
40c
i:—
4
12-
$1.75
Potomac
+ 1,372
4,406
Co.
12-15
/ll-
35c
-
$1.75
Ltd.
quarterly
a
12-15
1-15'
"42'Ac
ii.
(quar.)___
Portland
17
29,566
indebtedness
1-15
$1.75
Rubber
Pope
1,028
bills
certificates of
2
:
Oil
Poor
33
2
—
11-
40c
5%
4
+
1
__
5%
68
+
+
912
_____
Treasury
on
Polaroid
30
—
690
banks
______—
______
,
12-
Extra
170
1
.
+
1,655
.
—__
commercial
loans
loans
i: +
3,688
etc.
__
banks
Treasury
595,700
finance,
....
estate
Other
.
136
2
$1.25
(quar.)
Plymouth
12
+
9
11-
A .':'
Co. • (quar.)
Decvelopment,
Now
institutions:
personal
+
+
+
1,512
or carrying:
securities.—______
financial
finance,
Other
171.
+
1,161
nonbank
2,540,271
__
445
12-
1
12VaC
dividend
preferred
Placer
132
+
—
7%
purchasing
7,515,298
Notes
Held
for
J
______■
....
+ 315,263
2,970,913
14,018,993
+1,919
2
6
(quar.)
Plymouth
securities
to
114
—
11-
1-
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
pur¬
securities...
Government
Sales
outright—
Bills
Certificates
for
+2,867
12- 1
12-
3%
________—
preferred
Stock
+4,048
carrying:
or
loans
31,435
1,068
dealers
securities
S,
loans
11-18
11-18
91'Ac
____—
7% preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
+4,015
-
15
+
11-13
11-30
40c
Petroleum
Common
r
+1,789
68,111
-
and
Government
Other
3,000
+
securities—
industrial
brokers
Other
222,573
—
to
chasing
Acceptances—
Bought
loans
11,489
+
—527,214
and
Loans
1959
+1,934
107,436
____—
Commercial
2,690
+
108,348
adjustedt
adjustedt
Agricultural
Total
F.
R.
Oct. 28,
11-18
12-20
-
-12- 5
—
.
(quar.)Ll
$4.80 preferred (quar.)__
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne <Sc Chicago Ry.
(In millions of dollars)
loans
Loans
$5
-
(-—) Since
1960
Increase ( +) or
Nov.
( + ) or
Oct. 19,
1960
(In thousands of dollars)
10-28
11-21
75c
Company, common (quar.)^
Pioneer
Finance, $1.60
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)
-.$1.25
preferred
(initial)
A
!___
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, com. (quar.)—
increased $116 million.
bonds
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
1
1
$1.50
Pillsbury
bined
12-
12-20
Long Distance Telephone—
preferred
1-30
Norrlstown RR.
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-11
1
12-
56c
25c
(quar.).
dividend
Common
Phillips
2-
25c
7%
Co.,. common
•
preferred
-
11-14
$1.75
(quar.)
Gear,
11-15
'rcX
,
$2.50
(quar.)__
preferred
Philippine
v.
.
>v
(s-a)
(quar.)
Stock
2.805459
12-
14c
tl5c
_;
Common
.232256
2.814050
sterling
Corp.
preferred
.193912
2.803536
pound
$1.16
•+,¥;
Philadelphia Title Insurance (extraI
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—
.0166401
.193862
.232262
Africa,
Kingdom,
.0166401
.193843
11-15
5%
Valley RR.
Eleccric
Quarterly
,/
.0166401
South
$1
5
It;
.
Philadelphia, Germantown
2.788930
,
,
12-
12-
Fibre—
Perkins Machine &
Philadelphia
.193825
Switzerland, franc
United
.328733
.00161060
Circle
of Rec.
1- 1
;$1.06
_____;
dividend
& Bureau
Perfect
.00278666
.328666
.0349875
peseta
krona
of
.00278666
.328700
.140393
pound
Sweden,
Union
.00278666
2.786188
—
krone
Portugal,
Spain,
.00161060
.0800560
guilder
Zealand,
Norway,
.00161060
.00278666
.265181
peso
Netherlands,
New
dollar
(quar.)
Chemical
25c
Holders
*
Voting common
(quar.)
Non-voting common
(quar.)
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd. (quar.)__.
Peoples Trust (Bergen County, N. J.)—
Stock
.328666
.00161055
malayan
preferred
When
Payable
.——
■,
-
(quar.)
Peoria
.328500
yen
Malaysia,
.239743
.00278666
lira
Italy,
Japan,
.239750
.239743
.239756
(quar.)
•
.210075
2.815980
rupee
;■
Share
,
Co.—
preferred
Penobscot
1.025260
.210900
(Metropolitan) new franc.
Germany, deutsche mark
•
Sand
4.64%
.0201450
1.024062
.00311083
—
France
Glass
4.24%
.0384625
.0201450
1755
issue.
Company
Pennsylvania Power
1.023307
—
rupee
non-cumul.
conv.
Per
Name of
2.244478
.0384625
this
cumul.
DIVIDENDS
Pennsylvania
.210687
dollar
Canada,
Ceylon,
.0384625
.0384500
.0384375
schilling
1610
1494
6%
and
A
1963
Continued from page 14
$
.0120686
15
10%
of
Money)
Nov. 3
2.244482
2.243824
2.243808
2.242270
Nov
pfd. stock
Nov
9
America $4.50 cumui. pfd. scoc«c__Nov 21
class
1,
,
Co.
in
Page
1
cumul.
Co.
i.
Dec
pfd. stock
Insurance
United Biscuit
Thursday
$
.0120689
.0120689
.0120616
——
pound
$
$
June
.
States
Wednesday
Oct. 28
due
1930
OF
.
Friday
Argentina, peso—
Australia,
ACT
Date
Corp.—
notes
conv.
♦Announced
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
Monday, November 7, 1960
.
.
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the
.
/
,
.
payment of approximately 31c sub-to approval of stockholders Dec.
;
*
12.
.
11-23-
7
'
.
-
>
•
,
12-31
..."
12-22
Volume
192
Number
6001
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Per
4%
Gas
&
When
Share
Name of Company
~
Rochester
Payable
F (quar.)
preferred H (quar.)____„__
preferred I (quar.)
4%%
4.10%
Rogers
Transit
Rohm
&
4%
12-
11-15
Spencer Kellogg & Sons,
12-
11-15
12-
11-15
Sperry Rand Corp., common
4Va% preferred (quar.)
12-20
Sprague
$2
10c
Marie
common
11-16
Stamford
11-17
Stamford
Water- (Conn.)
11-
1
Standard
Brands,
12-
11-
4
2%
Reid,
..
1
:
12-28
in
U.
S.
funds
at
of
$0.59652
Royal Oak Dairy,
Ltd.,
Rubbermaid,
15c
11-23
11-9
11-23
11-
9
per
(quar.)—.
Inc.
class
A
(quar.)
5%
Russell Manufacturing Co.—
Stock dividend (a six-for-five
dividend
'Cash
Standard
split)
Packaging,
10-27
State
Capital
10-31
State
Loan
1
11-10
Class
12-
1
11-10
6%
20%,
after
12-14
12-
2
25c
split-
Aeronautical
Co;
(quar.)_—
Ryder System, Inc. (quar.)
Ryan
'12-14
12-
2
5c
12-
9
11-18
11-28
17 Vac
Sabine
$5
.
Paper Co.
Louis-San
St.
(s-a)__
Royalty Corp.
Croix
St.
preferred
1st preferred A
.$4.40
Salant fc Salant, Inc.,
Stock dividend
Class B
Stock
10-24
5%
San
1
Steinbergs,
12-15
12-
1
Stelma, Inc.
12-
1
10-28
1-
1
12-
11-15
11-
2
1
1-16
12-15
2-15
1-15
-
preferred
C
(quar.)
4.70%
preferred D
(quar.)
•51/a%
preferred
Savage
E
(quar.)___—
Corp. (quar.)__
Corp., common (quar.)__
Schering
—
Schenley Industries
Scott
Co.,
Paper
>$3.40
$4
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
Scotten Dillon Co.
——
Industries
Seaboard
Assoc.,
Seaboard
Finance
Sterchi
(quar.)
v$6.25
preferred
Seaboard
Seagrave
Corp.,
Sealed
Power
(N.
Y.)
Falls
Searle
Co.
D.)
&
(quar.)—.
—
Securities Acceptance Corp., common
5% preferred A (quar.)
Stern
(Michaels;
Inc.
5%
1
Still-M'an
9
Class
4%
preferred
Class
4%%
preferred B
Sheaffer
Class
Shell
(W.
B
294c
12-
1
11-
9
Class
A
A.)
L
class A
Transport
Trading,
&
payment
pound
equal
11-
9
Class
___.
11-
9
Class
pfd.
share
1
11-
9
Class
2
Class
11-
4
Class
1-15
12-31
Sherritt-Gordon
Mines,
Sherwin-Williams
Co.,
Storkline
12-10
11-11
Stouffer
1-13
$1
10-11
11-15
11-
1
$1.25
12-22
Stock
Silverwood
•
Class
12-12
11-21
11-21
11-. 4
Syracuse Transit
30c
11-21
11-
12-10
Taft
1
12-10
Talon,
12-27
11-25
10-14
11-15
10-19
,
1-
2
1-
12-
2
12-
11-25
11-
7
15c
11-25
11-
Simmons
Simpson
Sinclair
Paper
Ltd.
Skfelly Oil
Corp.
11-15
12-
1
9
10-31
11-15
11-15
:
11-
12-
11-14
1
Co.
Smith
Tool
1
Sonotone Corp.,
;
Soss
—
Development,
Southam
Co.,
Southern
California
4.08 %
Ltd.
:
4.78%
;
4.88%
Southern
1
11-
7
4.90%
11-
3
11-30
5.12 %
11-30
12-12
11-25
11-15
11-
4
12-15
11-15
5%
12-10
11-10
Texaco
12-
11-22
Texaco,
10-28
Extra
'—
Stock
dividend_______.—
11-14
10-31
12-10
10-31
12-16
11-18
4.50%
preferred
12-30
12-
2
4.75%
12-
2
5%
Water,
Electric
income
and
(quar.)
com.
(stock
from
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_
4.36%
preferred
par
preferred
Thiokol
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
Thompson
(John
12-
1
11-14
Thompson
Ramo
$62%c
11-15
12-
6'
10-20
11-
7
Industries
Inc.
Third
National
4%
1
ll-l5
12-14
Vogt
11-15
10-20
11-15
10-20
Wachovia
11-15
11-
1
11-
1
Corp. (quar.)_
Wakefield Company, 5% preferred
11-15
11-
1
Walker
&
Class
A
2-
1
1-20
Common
$1.0625
—
1-20
2-
1
1-20
4V2%
$1.27%
11-15
11-
11-28
11-
8
Ward
11-28
11-
8
1-20
2-
1
1-20
6 %
27c
12-15
12-
1
Warner-Lambert
Common
$12 %C
(quar.)
—
10-31
12-
1
10-31
4y2%
11-16
10-31
Warren
11-16
20-31
28c
12-13
11-18
1-
1
12-
9
1-
1
12-
9
1
12-
9
Washington
$1.16
1-
1
12-
9
$1.16%
1-
1
12-
9
Waste
$1.22%
1-
1
12-
9
Waverly
9
Weingarten
$1.27%
11
1
12-
1-
1
12-
1-
1
12-
9
$1.12%
1-
1
12-
4.80%
9
$1-31%
9
$1.28
$1.18
$1.25
1-
1
12-
9
1-
1
12-
9
11-30
65c
12-12
11-4
12-12
11-
4
from
10-31
12-
9
11-21
11-
7
60c
11-21
11-
7
26 %c
11-15
9-30
11-22
11-10
15c
11-15
11-
1
15c
11-15
11-
1
11-21
9-30
36 %C
payment
securities
of
profits
11-15
10-20
income
33
cents
fiscal
for
ending
year
Oct. 31)
Breweries, Ltd.
Canada
Coast
A
and
(N.
$1.44 conv.
Air Lines
Auto
1
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
12-
11-10
1
11-30
11-10
3%
12-31
12-15
3
12-15
1-
11-18
11-
4
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
Pacific
3.80%
Whirlpool
White
Corp.,
5(4 %
4Va%
White
Insurance
Co.
common
(S.
S.t
12-
1
12-
1
11-
1
Whitaker
20c
11-15
11-
1
Wilbur
8%
2-15
2-
1
Wilcox Oil
1
10-28
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
30c
12-
12-15
11-25
12-
1
11-
7
1
11-
7
35c
12-31
12-
85c
12-10
11-18
12-22
12-
$1.31%
9
11-10
7
11-15
10-28
Winkelman
11-15
10-28
Wisconsin
11-25
11-15
30c
12-13
11-30
New
(stock
Mfg.
dividend)
6%
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-21
11-15
10-21
2%
11-18
10-31
45c
Industries,
11-
11-21
10-31
2-21
1-31
5
12-
2
1%
—-—
—
A
11-15
Inc.—
(quar.)
class
10-31
12-12
25c
Co.
11-10
25c
'
12-23
25c
(quar.)i_:—
1-3-61
25c
11-23
11-10
5c
11-15
10-31
Stores—
common
6c
(initial-monthly)
—
Bros.
Apparel,
Electric
preferred
preferred
Wisconsin
11-
11-15
50c
<—
Monthly
3.60%
12-17
11-15
25c
common
Industries,
Winn-Dixie
11-
11-15
1
25c
$1.12%
dividend
1
1-
9
8
7%c
(quar.)
Wilson-Jones
11-22
9
12-
(quar.)
1
Williams-McWilliams
12-
1
12-
50c
(quar.)
Paper Co.
Win-Chek
1-3-61
9-30
11-14
11-
95c
(quar.)
Chocolate,
Stock
1
30c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Dental
12-
11-15
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
11-21
___
Quarterly
5%
(Texas)—
(quar.)
11-
11-11
12-
$1.25
common
preferred
Stores,
12y2c
(initial)
11-15
25c
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
12-15
40c
Quarterly
5
35c
$3.50
Motor
40c
(initial)
1
11-15
12-
common-
Quarterly
dividend)
1
1
11-
10-27
70c
(quar.)
White Stag Mfg., class A
Class B (quar.)
White
(quar.)
12-
11-
12-15
12-20
(interim)
(quar.)
convertible
30c
A
RR.
preferred
$.00125
class
(stock
1-3-61
11-15
$1.20
Tablet & Stationery—
preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric, common
6%
12-15
J.)
$1.50
10-31
Western
$1.14
Pipe Line
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
common
11-
$1.06%
(quar.)—
12-
25c
Co.,
11-15
40c
(stock div.)
36c
30c
Western
4V4%
B)
1
25c
(quar.)
Supply
.
1
12-
$1.50
Gas (quar.)
Point Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4%% preferred (quar.)
4
1-4-61
(N.
(s-a)
Ohio
11-
22 %c
(quar.)
C.)
,
12-
32c
(quar.)
11-15
12 %c
Y.
t30c
(quar.)__
Telephone, common
Ltd.—
t30e
Temper Corp.,
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
'auar.l
1
True
year-end
net
Holdings,
$25c
12-
10-17
12-
12-30
25c
*
preferred
12-15
30c
11-17
11-10
_______
American dep. receipts Ordinary
Western Insurance Securities Co.,
12-15
1-20
20c
1
(quar.)__—
common
4.80%
(quar.)
Universal
11-10
12-
12-31
Ltd.—
Western
12-13
1
B
1
;
4
1-4-61
2-
Class
C
10-31
1-4-61
1-20
Trinity
3
25c
pfd.
10-31
1-4-61
1
1
11-25
1-
shares
a
12-10
$1.13
Wellington Equity Fund—
(3y2
cents from
net
investment
rand
9
12-
8c
11-30
t25c
Corp.
1
11-
11-25
4c
Inc.,
(quar.)
American
11-15
25C
11-15
t22y2c
Oil
1
6% conv.
Works
(s-a)
(J.),
A
12-14
12-10
(quar.)__"
(quar.)_
"
preferred
King Corp.,
Class
1
5
1
11-25
common
7 %c
$1.67%
30C
(quar.)_
Trav-ler
11-
Corp.,
convertible
Oil
12-
11-
22 %c
5%
;
Trans-Mountain
11-
Steel
Welkom Gold Mining,
10-31
Fund—
1-20
11-
1-3-61
(From investment income)__.
Washington Natural Gas
1-
15c
—
1-20
1
12-30
11-
$1.12%
(quar.)
common
$1.15
$1.02%
$1
Y.)
(N.
1
1
(quar.)
Co.,
$1.06(4
Pa.)—
(quar.)
class
on
1
12-
10-25
11-
11-21
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Washington Mutual Investors Fund—
D.)
2%
div.)
(Scranton,
2-
12-
9
15c
preferred
(S.
West
2-
36c
11-15
West
2-
33c
(quar.)
.
10-31
11-30
11-25
Extra
11-15
West
27 %c
com.
(quar.)
5%
Lumber,
10-31
11-15
Co.—
4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Engineering Corp.—
Co.
11-15
37 %c
Pharmaceutical
4
Corp.
Radio
11-14
40c
4
(quar.)
Trust
1
31 %c
(quar.)_____
11-
$1.15
Triangle
(quar.)_;
Industries, $1.25 pfd. A
& Swasey Co.
(quar.)
11-
$1.40%
Trenton
12-
11-15
25c
11-
$1.1875
_____
11-15
12-30
Warner
1
35c
preferred
1
27 %c
(quar.)—.—
2-
9
$1.25
(quar.)
1
R.)
Co. (quar.)
Wooldridge, Inc.—
preferred
11-15
12-
62 %c
common
1
(quar.)_
—
(quar.)_____
preferred
$1.10
(quar.)
5%
Co.,
1
dividend
Trans-Canada
1
8c
12-
Trust
1-20
1
12 %c
(quar.)__
12-
Trade
1
1212-
10%
(Winston-Salem, N. C.)
12-
of America
Stock
Bank & Tr.
$1.40
dividend
1
12-1
Waco-Porter
11-15
$1.37%
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
2-
12-15
15c
$1.33%
Co.
2-
10-31
Corp.
11-15
Co.—
97 %c
11-15
de¬
fees
Extra
4
(increased-quar.)
&
7
10-28
Vulcan-Hart Corp.
11-
dividend
Bank
11-
10-28
11-15
(quar.)
1
10-28
11-15
11-17
2
11-15
dividend)
12-
11-23
1
10-25
1
12-
15c
(stock
$1.25
—.—^____
10-25
12-
11-16
12-
20C
Co.
Coke
&
4
(stock
&
1
15c
Mfg.
Coal
11-
11-15
Tool Research
12-
$1.25
1
(quar.)
Inc., class A
Edison
12-15
10c
(quar.)
12-
Bank
Guarantee
11-15
11-10
11-15
1
30c
(quar.)
$1.18%
6%
Stock
A
Co,
preferred (quar.)~
West Jersey & Seashore RR., common
6% special guaranteed (s-a)
Thrifty Drug Stores (increased quar.)
Tip Top Products Co.—
4.56%
class
Iron
4
(quar.)
A
&
11-
11-15
Class
of
1
preferred
Toledo
11-30
11-30
12-
$12%c
per
12-
12-15
3
11-15
35c
$.035
$1.12%
25c
10-31
11-30
:
deduction
West
Thriftimart,
12-
(s-a)
after
West
11-15
11-15
12 %c
10-20
20c
Co.
4
12-15
12-15
10-28
$1.12%
4
70c
(Stock
11-18
(reduced)
com.
11-
Quarterly
Common
1
15c
capital
12-
common
Chemical
1
12-
50c
60c
preferred
Industries,
$1.0375
_
—
(quar.)
Spartans
6.70%
22c
(quar.)
preferred
12-
11-
Texas
4
11-
12-15
(quar.)
approximately
Ltd.,
Virginia Iron
1
5
5
11-
11-19
25c
75c
(initial-quar.)__
1
Townsend Corp.
—
.Southwestern States Telephone,
$1.44
4
12-
5
10-31
(quar
$1.32
11-
Western
11-
12-10
$1.75
,
15c
(quar.)
share
Coal
Western
12-30
(quar.)
preferred
2
4
1-10
(quar.)
4.75%
12-
4
11-
9
12-19
$4
4
11-
12-
2
Extra
11-
11-15
lquar.)__„—
5.625%
3
11-
70c
(quar.)—
4.60%
•
11-
11-
20 c
preferred
$25 par
1
1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
12-
11-15
Steel
&
to
Mfg.,
1
92 %c
4.40%
Virginia
1
11-30
1
1
1-
expenses)
Viceroy
3
12-
gains)-
4.25%
$100
3
11-
12-
capital
—
preferred
and
10-31
11-
1
12-
(Dallas)
(quar.)
4.40%
Sanders
$1.45
11-30
12-
1-
65c
from
4c
Corp. of America,
positary
$1.46 %
11-30
12-15
4
9
10c
(Amounts
$1.43%
4y4%
4.15%
•
9
1
(quar.)—
Title
(quar.)
preferred
10-31
12-
Vance
11-15
9
(quar.)
(quar.)
20C
quar.)
preferred
1
12-
:(quar.)
preferred
12-
25c
12-
preferred
preferred
11-18
30c
12-16
preferred
preferred
Inc.—
3.90%
11-
12-
&
common
preferred
1st
19c
3.70'/
11-15
4y2%
5.60%
Service—
(increased
1
5.50%
5.85%
11-
1
12 %c
35c
(quar.)
4%
dividend)
(quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance
Common
Vanadium
11-15
1
5.35%
Service—
57 %c
11-
12-
1
35c
common
Public
11-15
1
(12 %c year-end payment from investment
Southwestern
11-10
12-
34c
Southwest
Drug,
11-30
Raalte, new
Vanadium
Alloys
Van
12-
26 Ac
(quar.)
(Increased-quar.)
Southwestern Investors,
2-10
10-18
5.75%
1
9
1-
gains)
11-10
2-28
11-30
5
1212-
(quar.)
income
12-15
25c
Railway Co., common (quar.)__._
5% preferred (quar.)
Southern Realty & Utilities (stock dividend)
Southwestern
earned
12-15
25c
(quar.)
com.
Southern
Producing
from
5c
11-
11-17
Fund—
$1
12-14
10-31
1
15c
(increased)
Income
(quar.)—1—:
preferred (quar.)
29 %C
.
Corp.
Line
11-30
_________
com.
preferred
11-30
12-20
11-20
12-
27 %c
(quar.)
12-28
1-10-61
50c
(quar.)
preferred
12-30
;
(quar.)
Value
*11-30
25c
—
$1.12%
22 %c
Oil
Co.
(6c
$40c
—_____—
Eastern Transmission,
Texas
—_—
(quar.)_
Inc.
26 Vac
:
(quar.)
Southwestern
(quar.)
Ltd., common—:
Canada,
30 %C
(quar.)
Company
preferred
$2.50
8c
$5c
preferred (quar,)____.—__________
4.50% preferred (quar.).
4.72% preferred (quar.)
11-30
tax
(quar.)
20c
(s-a)
(s-a)
5y4%
5.80%
(quar.)—
California
5.10%
1-2-61
1-2-61
J20c
preferred
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
5.44%
preferred (quar.)
Southern Canada Power, Ltd.,
Gas
12-
25 Vac
.
(quar.)
4%
Southern
2%
Edison—
preferred
4.24%
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
Match
12-15
1
11-25
5c
Extra
Texas
4V4 %
4.60%
38%c
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing
(quar.)
Soutn
4.10%
31 %c
$1.55
Universal
9
1-
per
(quar,)_
10c
Mines, Ltd.
Management
Transmission, com. (quar.)_—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—_____—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_—
—:
preferred (quar.)——_—
7c
(quar.)
(quar.)
______—
4.65%
11-20
8-31
12-
12-31
20c
—
(Canada) Ltd.—
preferred
<quar.)_..
Gold
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred
$1.25
'Extra-
7
5
9-15-61
Carson
Shares
10c
(quar.).—:
$1.06(4
(quar.)
$1.04
preferred
4.32%
45c
___
7
11-30
10c
65c
50c
(quar.)
Oil
.
11-
30c
11-
12-16
____;
18c
Tennessee Gas
1
15c
7
11-22
60c
(quar.)"_
com.
$1.08
________
(quar.)
_
$17VaC
i
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
Socony-Mobil
quar.)
_________
(quar.)—
Smith-Douglas
(quar.)
convertible
Teck-Hughes
Television
60c
(increased
Inc.
&
12-
11-15
Insurance
10c
1
(s-a)___—
Co.,
U5c
(quar.)_
11-
(quar.)_
Consolidated
25c
;—.___—_—
tl5c
—
Oil
5.10%
Extra
15c
7%C
class A (quar.)
10-31
11-22
Extra
Universal
25c
__
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)__.
4.64%
(quar.)
Lee
Simpson's,
B
preferred
5%
9
—!
(quar.)
Taylor Pearson
11-
(quar.)—
11-15
25c
(Del.)
Universal
$1.10
.—
class A (quar.)
(quar.)—.—i
Tampax,
Lines
5-31
12-
Inc.,
4.16%
2
1
(quar.)—
Co.
Broadcasting
4%
7
12-
_____
1-31
$37c
(quar.)
U. S. Vitamin & Pharmaceutical
Corp. (quar.)
United Whelan Corp., common
(quar.)
12-15
(quar.)
Tampa Electric Co., common
4.32% preferred A (quar.)
2
15c
Truck
Vulcan
1
Foundry
2-28
4
1-
75c
_
10-31
10-31
2-15
Steel
Co.,
common
preferred
(quar.)___________________
S.
S.
41 %c
2nd preferred (quar.)
Sunshine Biscuits, Inc. (quar.)__
1-
&
11-30
(guar.)
_____'
conv,
1-25-61
Pipe
50<?
5%%
common
(quar.)
12-
$15c
____
11-15
11-15
$1.75
Co.,
(N. J.), common
preferred (s-a)
12-15
6%
Oil,
12-28
1
U.
11-21
$27c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
6-15-61
65c
—
preferred series A
(quar.)
__
Dairies, Ltd.,
B
dividend
Mid-Continent
Sunray
8-31
25c
4y2 %
11-15
___„■
46 y4c
__
9-15-61
11-17
1
sh.
per
Playing Card (quar.)
Rubber Reclaiming
(quar.)
7%
11-30
5-31
12-
20c
1-23
J--!
Lines
S.
25c
(quar.)
11-20
11-
quar.)
$103.50
&
3iy»c
12-22
61c
at
Chemical, 4Vu % pfd.
Envelope
(reduced
quar.)
S,
U.
6-15-61
11-15
$20c
preferred
Borax
S.
U.
11-18
2-28
11-15
(quar.)___
iy2%
(quar.)
Hall
1-10
1
U.
12-15
12-10
12-15
2-15
12-15
com. (quar.)
called for re¬
issue
21
(quar.)
preferred
4»/a%
9
10-19
12-15
(quar.)
5%
(stock dividend)
com.
1-10
tlOc
dividend--
Silvray Lighting
Corp.,
Sun Oil Co.
1
.
America,
Engineering & Foundry,
S.
S.
1
11-15
10-20
$25c
B
10c
12-15
12-14
(quar.)
of
(entire
4%.
—
12-22
12-
11-18
100%
12-22
$1
(initial
dividend)
(stock
1-10
$1.5614
11-18
11-15
10-20
3%
3%
Nov.
on
preferred
V,
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Stuart
1
11-30
S.
11-15
12 %c
United New Jersey RR. & Canal Co.
United Sheet Metal
(initial)
U.
12-
$1
(quar.)
Molasses, Ltd. ordinary (final)—
pence equal to approximately $.048
depositary share free of British inc.
5
U.
•
43 %c
1-10
12-
A
Lines
United
U.
i2y2c
(quar.)__.
dividend
Struthers-Wells
11-18
pfd.
11-
y8c
12-29
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Stock
:
*
(stock dividend)
Suburban Propane Gas, common (quar.)
5.20% preferred (1951 series) (quar.)
Signode Steel Strapping—
New
Furniture
Corp.
Stock
10-28
11-15
(year-end)
Shop & Save, Ltd. (s-a)
Sierra Pacific Power, $2.44
12-
~
(quar.)
y8c
10-20
25c
Ltd.
40c
Car
Co. of Md.
preferred
4'/4%•
1
11-15
'
11-10
(quar.)
common
10-10
y8c 3-15-61
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co., common
7%
1st preferred (quar.)
1
12-15
y8c
11-15
1
11-25
11-30
'
1
2-
12-
4
1-2-61
—
12-
11-
11-
57c
J'
.___
B
11-21
11-18
35c
B
:
pfd.
10-20
11-10
(quar.)
United Gas Improvement
10-25
$1.12%
B
12-
one
(quar.)
Shenango Valley Water, 5%
preferred
per
5%
4
50c
Biscuit Co.
United
10-14
11-15
(quar.)—
B
12-
12-16
10c
Taylor & Fenn
28c
10-14
11-15
(quar.)
A
1
Ltd.—
to
11-15
C
11-
10-20
Extra
10-14
i2y2c
1
$56 %c
____
____
Sheller Mfg. Corp.
4%
(quar.)
12-15
11-15
12 Vic
.
12-
$50c
(quar.)
Pen,
12-30
i2yac 3-15-61
12-
t20c
—
2
58 Vic
1
11-15
dividend—
Class
2
12-
12'/a
(quar.)
.
29 %c
Class
(quar.)
Interim
.
(quar.)
12-
25c
A
3%
A
12-30
12-30
4%
(quar.)
<quar.)_.
12-
$1
plus this dividend)
Corporations, Ltd., class A (quar.)
4
12-
11-18
90c
(quar.)-_
United
U.
Corp.
A
9
$33 %C
11-
t$1.31
Manufacturing Corp.—
1111-
10c
(quar.)
com.
2
100%
pfd. A
12-
1
3iy4c
dividend
Stock
Shawinigan Water & Power,
Class A (quar.)_:
12-
(quar.)—
9
Co.—
California
demption
11-23
9
11-10
12-
llrl5
Air
$4.50
11-23
11-23
12-15
—
4%%
Security Insurance ((New Haven)—
>.>
12-15
—
11-10
2
92 %o
Stock
United
7%
(quar.)_
2
12-
dividend
United
9
12-15
30c
12-
%c
$1
(Baltimore) (s-a)
(subject to stockholders ap¬
proval on Jan. 16, 1961).
Stock
11-1 9
12-
25c
35c
(quar.)
11-25
'
25c
Stores
25c
Corp.
II-25
10c
2%
(quar.)
Sealright-Oswego
(G.
dividend)
12-10
11-30
35c
62
87%c
Tank
11-15
37 Vic
—
Sterling Precision Corp.,
1
32 %c
(stock
common
Corp.
-—
(quar.)
Corp.
of
Union Trust
-
———
5%% preferred A
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
Sterling Aluminum Products,
12-
$1.25
(quar.)_—
Surety
11-15
1
12-19
Holders
12-15
$1.12%
Oil
11-15
1
15c
Ltd.,
Bros.
12-
25c
common
1
12-
87 Vie
25c
—
Co.,
1212-
30c
15c
When
Payable of Rec.
(quar.)
Union
11-10
30c
$1.18%
Inc
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
$4.75
11-16
$1.25
12-20
35c
(stock dividend)
1
30C
(quar.)
Stewart-Warner
1
5%
(quar.)_.—_
Scientific
•
;
1
11-25
2%
12-15
85c
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)
common;
55c
(quar.)
common
preferred
12-
25c
25c
(quar.)
12-15
.___
15c
;
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.70
(quar.)
—
11-
1-16
37 %c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
35c
11-15
3%.
35c
-5% preferred (quar.)_
Schlumberger, Ltd. (quar.)
A
preferred
$4
1
________
preferred ($50 par)
4%%
preferred ($100 par)
Stern & Stern Textiles, 4Va%
34 3/8 c
Arms
1
$4.50
1
1
_______
(quar.)
dividend
29 %c
:—
_
I-
11-
40c
preferred
.
4.70%
11-15
11-
40c
'
•
Electric
Union
i
Stock
29]lc
—____
Carbide
Union
3
11-15
.
Extra
32 %c
.
Union
11-15
12 Vac
—
5%
div.)_.
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
.:onv. pfd. B (quar.)___._
4%%
4
12-
27 VaC
,
11-15
1-
12-
(quar.)
15C
—
——
Corp.—
certificates
Diego Imperial Corp. (stock
Jose Water Works, common
4%%
11-
3%
trust
Clutch
12-31
11-15
Corp
11-30
$1.10
_
Disc
87%c
(quar.)
preferred
Parts
12-15
27 %C
;—,—_—-—
Twin
pfd.
49
4
12-15
dividend
11-15
:—
11-10
11-
5c
preferred (quar.)
;__
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.— (>,
12-15
—.
(quar.)
dividend
Antonio
Voting
San
(quar.)
class A
1
$5
Co.,
■
35c
(initial)
Stock
Ban
(quar.)—.—
12-
12-10
45c
.3%%
•
$1.25
common
Tung-Sol Electric, common (quar.)
5% preferred (1957 series)
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
Ins.
Chemical
$i
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
Regis Paper,
$1.20
(quar.
25c
—
Ry.,
11-10
(initial)
(quar.)_
(Raleigh) (quar.)
Finance, class A (quar.)
&
B
25c
—
(quar.)—
Francisco
1
1
Gas
20c
(reduced)
Life
preferred
Steel
St.
11-
12-
10c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Standard Register Co. (quar.)
12>
11-15
$1.12'/a
__
$1.60
Stauffer
shares
new
on
Forgings
11-15
tl5c
Trunkline
20c
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Standard Dredging Corp.—
$1.60 convertible preferred
11-23
7 Vac-
1
35c
$3.50
Stanley Warner Corp.
dividend
Stock
11-
$1.05
common
Share
11-15
5%c
(quar.)
6%
rate
Per
Name of Company
17c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries
Inc.,
Standard
Petroleum—
—
:
4
(Interim payment of 2.25 Guilders payable
,
.
11-18
11-
1
12-13
12%c
(quar.)
Chemical
Holders
Payable of Rec.
-
1
12-
$l
2%%
(quar.)_________
common
preferred
1
12-10
11-18
When
Share
(quar.)
75c
___
(interim)
convertible
Royal Dutch
12-
Engineering
50c
____
(quar.)
Ltd.
1-3-61
Inc.
3%'
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
5%
11-15
$1.02Va
(s-a)_
dividend)
Co.,
Royce,
Rose
RR.
12-
Spencer Chemical Co., common
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
,
Corp.
(stock
Haas
Stock
Rolls
Corp.
Standard
Corp.
11-15
$1.23%
;
preferred L (quar.)
Rochester & Genessee Valley
Rockwell
11-15
12-
'
Spector Freight System, Inc., class A
Class B
(quar.)
$1.18%
;_
5Va%
Rochester
12-
$1.02%
"
Name ol Company
$1.37Va
preferred J (quar.)
preferred K (quar.)
4.95%
Per
of Rec.
$1
^
(1857)
Holders
Electric—
preferred
4.10%
Chronicle
Power,
Inc.,
class
common
Light
(quar.)_
11-30
11-15
6c
12-27
12-
9
17 %c
11-20
11-
5
1
11-
1
45c
12-
90c
(quar.)_
1-31
1-13
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power &
A—
1-31
1-13
37c
11-15
10-31
50
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(1858)
Par
Name
Public
Wood
H.)
(G.
5%%
Service,
&
B
Woolworth
(F.
(F.
deposit
32Vac
1-20
11-30
}$1.37%
17%c
12- 1
12-15
12-15
12- 1
11-15
12- 1
12- 1
11- 2
(quar.)
11-10
12- 9
12- 1
8-29
11- 2
11-18
1
11-18
1- 3
2- 1
12-20
1-20
11-15
11-14
10-31
10-31
6%c
W.)
62 %c
(quar.)
Co.
Ltd.
W.)
Ordinary
Amer.
&
3%
(s-a)
(Wm.),
(monthly)
Jr.
25c
Wurlitzer
25c
25c
20c
20c
15c
5c
s—-
Company
(quar.)
Wyandotte Worsted
Wysong
12-
$1
Extra
Monthly
Monthly
Miles
&
Extra
(year-end)
(quar.)__
Co.
;
.
-
—
-
12- 1
11-29
11-15
11-15
Cab Co.—
37Mac 1-31-61
37Vac 4-29-61
37Mac 7-31-61
65c
11- 1
$1.25
12-15
9c
11-25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
York County Gas (quar.)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (quar.)
6%
Consolidated
The balance of the proceeds
to
Industries
(quar.)—_
1-10
4-19
7-10
10-14
11-15
11- 4
11- 1
11- 1
10- 1
10- 1
+35c
J56%c
Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4'%%
capital.
working
Transfer
t Payable
closed
dividend.
this
for
Penn
Net
tax
Less British
Non¬
source.
Fruit
before
earnings,
of
Federal
after
the
for
earnings
for
Net
earnings
$265,500
contract
for
to
of
of
the
000's Omitted
8%
the form
John
B.
Joyce
Kalman
&
150
Reinholdt
&
150
Kaufman
Bros.
Kidder
M.
Inc
Irving
Rice
&
Inc—
Inc
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
200
1,400
Kormendi
C.
Lawson,
&
Co.,
Stern
John
C.
Legg
&
Marks
E.
A.
200
The
Milwaukee
Nongard,
Kendall,
100
Inc._
250
—
500
——
&
Corp.
500
__:—
250
600
G.
Corp.
Weeden
&
Co—
Walker
H.
Wertheim
100
Co
Westheimer
C.
&
Inc.
150
Colket
Co.—
&
1,400
—
Co——
&
150
Co
&
150
Inc.
Arthur
&
300
—
L.
Wright &
Co.,
Christensen,
H.
Wm.
E.
R.
W.
—V.
150
Pollock
&
Pressprich
192,
Inc.
Co.
250
Wulff,
Inc.
400
Wyatt,
Inc.
Pforzheimer
&
Co.,
Co
&
1,100
1494.
p.
Hansen
Neal
Biddle
150
1960—9 Mos.—1959
revenue.
$1,180,203
expenses
929,688
932,682
7,912,734
$250,515
$132,870
$2,334,438
$2,201,391
—V.
ops.
deficit
oper.
192,
ry.
Pacific
64,865
Net
has
Co.
171,168
Supply
been
488,946
221,476
named
Net
York
and
due
earnings
583,800
—V.
192,
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$11,915,275
501,469
1.88
the above periods
class B
A and
1304.
p.
$6,352,343
1,066,577
—
share
class
of
paid
regular
a
stock
quarterly
dividend.
The
for
cash
conserve
the
declaration
deemed
Penn
extra
dividends
appropriate."
Fruit
company's
of
Co.,
Inc.,
shares
is
based
outstanding
as
on
of
.86
the
Sept.
combined
30,
1960.
&
the
preferred stock:
stock—58%
1960
cents
shareholders
to
to
record
BUSINESS—Polytronics
the
is
laws
of
the
two-way
is
Avenue,
the
model
stock
listed
are
operates
now
and
its
subsidiaries
69
close
the
on
for
the
"citizen
his
for
the
both
Oct. 26 offering
an
sold,
is
It
the
of
San
Diego
National
(main
Trust
and
agent,
office),
Savings
San
Bank
the
nine
after
a
period.
anticipated
Diego,
of
States
Calif;
San
Registrar,
Diego
100,000
by
(main
Bank
The
(3)
and
sale
of
the
laws
optical
of
and
the
plant
instruments.
of
State
is
is
$
$
from
531,033,713
ops.
*842,789
10,665,410
109,292,142
income___
*10,443,250
*234,792
1,854,574
for
California
located
at
470
company
on
First
was
June
13,
Street,
incorporated
1960.
Its
Encinitas,
under
units
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
1960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$478,945
$699,394
$5,714,036
789,263
830,395
7,570,939
8,163,550
ops.
$310,318
$131,001
$1,856,903
$2,032,640
deficit—
552,211
349,720
4,075,358
Net
ry.
fr.
oper.
192,
ry.
Net
of
earnings
♦Of
which
stricted
50,000
stock
for
both
those
the
in
the
shares
are
reserved
sale
upon
exercise
of
PROCEEDS—The
of
same
the
earnings
than
higher
will
in
the
of
periods last year, stockholders
$27,172,060
the
figures
and
the
79
first
cents
$24,177,400
1960
$77,386,194
with
of
research
and
expended
for
development directed to expanding the company's
present
also to acquaint the staff
with infrared
"
<*r
'
"
VW|i
utilized
the
development
used
and
expenses.
substantially
offering
to
be
as
borne
and
inventory
investment
and
commercial
police
by
inventory
investment
FM
a
radio,
two-way
radio
to have
and
purchase new
to
be
added
which
cars,
rules
output
power
GIVING
capital
EFFECT
TO
and
to
250,000
including
which
including
finder,
tNot
in
be
the
purchase
to
to
the
sold
shares
A
this
may
after
at
prior
the
to
per
and
this
to
completion
account.
own
accrue
$1
offering,
underwriters
its
for
t75,000
class
under
underwriter
which
♦250,000
also
This
Irving
Garber,
this public offering.
including options to
issued
192,
the
stock
shares
the
sold
by
company's
5,000
15,000
underwriter
shares
10,000
may
of
include
not
share
the
which
sale
options
accrue
ma
of
cost
Outstanding
750,000
B
the
FINANCING
Authorized
A
Class
the
will
in the 40-50
pay
PRESENT
Class
♦Not
similar
unit
for operation
test equipment.
to working
facilities.
expanded
CAPITALIZATION
Ronald
to" H.
purchase
Levine,
50,000
Claude
class
shares
B
Palmer
and
at
Morris,
$1
per
Levine.
800.
p.
Pratt, Read & Co., Inc.—Acquires—
part of a broad expansion program this 162-year-old-manufacof piano and organ keys and actions announced on Oct. 27 the
acquisition of Keyboards, Inc., Chicago electronic organ keyboard firm.
Keyboards, Inc. production facilities will be shifted from Chicago
to
Pratt, Read's plant in Central, S
C., where it will operate as a
division of the company. Frank Lund, former president and founder
of Keyboards, Inc.,
will join Pratt, Read as a sales and development
engineer—V. 188, p. 1273.
has
SEC
months
nine
issued
from
respect
a
share
a
were
cents
70
or
registration
public
temporarily
the
under
offering
of
stock
suspending
Securities
Regulation
a
of
Act
Progress
by
A
with
1933
Electronics
Corp.,
respect
share
a
Corp.—Offering Suspended—
order
an
12293
1960
in
to
Saticoy Street, Van Nuys, Calif.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration with
to
public offerings of securities not exceeding
$300,000 in
or
$2.25
$7,857,000
in
in
amount.
In a notification filed May 25, 1960,
Progress Electronics pro¬
the public offering of 200,000 common shares at $1.50 per share.
asserts in
its suspension
order that the company's
offering circular is false and misleading in respect of certain material
south
the
of
Houston
plants in
nine-
The
Commission
that
facts
opportunity
projects launched in the
Phillips stockholders
included
to
plant
The
1959.
a
leases,
expansion
reported
on
share
a
$2.30
or
1959.
gas
and
$78,919,882
were
non-recurring profits from sales of interest
amounting to $4,603,000 in 1960 com¬
include
extraction
Houston,
Ship
Texas
addition
an
Channel,
and
a
to
three
192,
months
Marlex
liquids
'.
gas
996.
p.
its
stock
anti-fraud)
suspension
The
high-purity
plastics
new
the
natural
new
Louisiana:—V.
and
last
and
(the
17
offering is being made in
provision
the
of
said
Act.
violation
order
The
Section
of
provides
for
hearing, upon request, on the question
should be vacated or made permanent.
an
the
whether
alleged misrepresentations relate to the following: (1) the failure
that Dr. P. Marie D'Aigle,
principal promoter and stock¬
is the wife of Napoleon Jl Daigle, director and Vice-President
disclose
to
holder,
of
the
underwriter; (2) the statement that Mrs. D'Aigle paid $12,000
cash for her shares; (3) the failure to disclose that Mr.
Daigle is
devoting nearly his full time to the issuer and is retained as its "finan¬
in
cial
corporation on Oct. 24, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
the SEC covering 266,500 shares of class A common stock to be offered
advisor"; (4) the failure to disclose the relationship between the
and
its
underwriter;
(5)
statements
concerning
the
issuer's
receipt of cash for the isuance of shares and the disbursement of cash
for equipment and products; and (6) statements
concerning the issuer's
at
intended
Securities
and
V"
Exchange Commission—
issuer
The
,
($1
par
shares
for
of
a
share)
per
class
period
A
officers
to
stock
common
of
two
proceeds are
Piedmont &
The
to
be
to
No
years.
directors
and
be
offered
underwriting
for
used
3%%
the
of
series
be
called
sinking
due Dec.
the
at
made
Broadway,
Northern
has
company
operation
working
to
for
cash
officers
and
30,000
of
use
1,
1966
Morgan
York
New
for
Period End. Sept. 30—
capital.
15,
N.
at
redemption
$50,000 of
100%
Dec.
on
its
Trust
Railway
through
bonds
oper.
New
Payment
York,
140
ry.
—V.
p.
$428,835
ry.
from
$4,255,282
$4,176,672
247,111
248,717
2,250,437
2,101,954
$194,710
$180,118
$2,004,845
$2,074,718
55,933
36,746
552,915
p.
its
has
stock
common
the
the
$1
or
1960,
it
These
of
1959,
30,
1959,
Net
to
per
was
the
for
share
Gas
first
on
reported
or
.
$1.10
adjusted
income
$377,910
or
for
11
66,960,977
67,484,244
$13,785,224 $12,087,452
5,114,725
5,467,609
Nov.
on
for
1
common
of
that,
by an exchange of shares
of Modiglass Fibers, Inc.
RCI
Modiglass stock it owns to ap¬
stock
the
95%.
H.
Fibers,
Co.—Earnings—
nine
months
Nov.
2
1960
shares
3,371,204
on
of
by
C.
amounted
period
amounted
to
$3,371,-
outstanding
Wall,
I.
that
1960
on
Sept.
President.
30,
He
with $3,648,782 for the first nine months
share on 3,324,414 shares outstanding on Sept,
compare
per
for
the
cents
the
third
per
two-for-one
quarter,
stock
ended
share compared
split
Sept.
in
30,
April,
1960,
with $586,316
or
1960.
amounted
18
cents
ing
30,
an
first
is^
corporation's
to
manufacturer
a
and
other
President,
record
of
glass
fiber
products
industries.
reported
sales
in
for
$74,388,000 compared
letter
a
the
to
first
stock¬
the
three-quarters
to $71,147,000
for the
same
1959.
out
1960
that
the
included
attributable
to
sales
sales
for
of
companies
the
first
$3,845,000
combined
nine
and
with
a
the
months
net
ending
income
corporation
of
dur¬
1960
flected
the
the
during
pointed
Sept.
Inc.,
plastic
Reichhold,
of
$70,000
earnings
371,222
percentage
reinforced
Henry
Natural
income
$695,726
798,246
$80,746,201 $79,571,696
7,140,781
Chemicals, Inc.—Exchange—Net Up—
holders
Net
2749.
1980—9 Mos —1959
$2,144,534
announced
increased
Modiglass
for
1401.
Pioneer
p.
rail¬
574,169
income
oper.
191,
rail¬
operations
192,
sale.—V.
1343.
Reichhold
of
proximately
Net revenue
stock
$7,836,507
income
oper.
192,
Reichhold
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$441,821
expenses
oper.
the
1960—Month—1959
expenses
operations
way
Net
Y.-
1960—Month—1959
revenue
of
$10,009,831
7,865,297
revenue.,
oper.
Net revenue from
mortgage
interest
of
Co.
next,
1,
first
plus accrued
Guaranty
proceeds
Reading Co.—Earnings—
is.involved.
Ry.—.Partial Redemption—
fund,
the
directors
and
Earnings—
Railway
Railway
be
line of optical instruments and
of
development
radio—a
of 25-50Mc.,
to
acquiring
27.
Oct.
on
or
months
oil
with
plant
nine
earnings
certain
240
net
approximately
posed
for
compared
months
re¬
proceeds to
the
company from the
sale
of
approximately $250,000. Of the proceeds
approximately
$50,000 will be used to purchase additional
tooling and equipment to
expand productive capacity, an additional $50,000 will be
shares
and
being
now
exemption
quarter
1959.
Earnings
263,713 shs.
for
be
stock
common
range.
6,000
The
|
third
company's interim report
quarter
12%
$6,130,910
Outstanding
options.
will
expenses
and
Progress Electronics
exceeded
1960
Net
►500,000 shs.
($1.00 par).
proceeds
for
$5,000
research
range
$48,000
1494.
p.
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Net Up—
principal
Authorized
stock
of
4,125,072
Net deficit
—V.
Common
public
turer
expenses
Calif.
FINANCING
shares
a
$
1494.
p.
revenue-
way
CAPITALIZATION
such
the
all
the company will be
underwriter's commission
the
research
for
(5)
19,571,654
192,
be
and
may
the
to
to
designed to comply with Part II of the FCC
115,082,885
ry.
sells
It
in
the
oper.
San
engaged in the design, manufacture,
The
that
proceeds
businessman's
a
to
does
oper.
First
office),
positions.
automobile,
an
be
offering
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$
of
Commission.
supply,
power
merely
owner
Communications
dashboard
two-
a
receiver)
and
the
basic
one
is
radio
produce an amateur band transceiver.
$48,000
—V.
Period End. Sept. 30—
BUSINESS—Pa,n Technics Inc.
required,
Getty
company.
to
of
I960—Month—1959
Period End. Sept. 30—
will
National
event
that
$45,000
share
404.
p.
sells
and
band"
built-in
a
the
mobile
or
payment of
Approximately
months
Railway
Calif.
Diego,
office
United
The
the
estimated
(1)
192,
Railway
circular, Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
has
and
com¬
388
$179.50.
in
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
Stock Offered—Pursuant
1000 Locust St., St. Louis 1, Mo., publicly offered
shares of this firm's $1 par common stock.
fixed
Federal
the
under
is
transmitter
is
license
bands
of .commercial
company
"citizen
The
no
with
or
the
of
selling
and
amateur
and
(combination
which
1958.
manufactures
company
radio.
28,
manufacturing
production
address
transceiver
PROCEEDS—In
are
earnings ro£, $2,150,223 after provision for
$1,036,200, equal to $1.21 per share on the 1,771,380
the end of
of
boat
a
from
operates
the
station
company's
in
The
band"
operation
mounted
196Q^ net
outstanding at
Theodore
incorporated under
The company
was
Sept.
bands
the
for
"transceiver"
or
registering
Tne
New
supermarkets
for
report
circular,
Inc.
on
designing,
citizen
stage
time
present
of
radio
way
Jersey
of
on
use
design
equipment.
Clifton, N. J.
Railway oper.
to
for
the
New
business
the
radios
in
now
Laboratories,
of
State
in
engaged
in
preferred
Fruit
Penn
offering
licly offered 190,000 khares of this firm's 100 par class A
(with limited voting rights) at $1 per share.
quarterly
the
at
1960.
convertible
24
As
The
Pan Technics Inc.—Common
Oct.
an
Co., Inc., 82 Beaver St., New York City, pub¬
(2)
share
per
of
$196,431
279,281
follows, in order of priority as listed:
cents per share quarterly dividend, pay¬
shareholders of record at the close of business
1,
$506,990
357,858
stock
$152,000
declared
also
Phoenix Enterprises, Inc., Scottsdale, Ariz.—Files With
Paddington Corp.—Net Up—
♦Earnings per share for
ten
earnings for the nine months ended Sept. 30,
equal to $1.23 per common share, after giving
two-for-one
split of the common shares in November,
oper.
ry.
benzene
New
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Net sales
Net
has
semi-annual
to
to
preferred
18,
of
•Deficit.—V.
and
Co.—Appointments—
as
paying agent
registrar of the $25,000,000 sinking fund debentures, series A,
Oct. 1, 1980 (5%) of the company.—V. 192,
p. 1752.
Earnings per
2%
was
of
the
to
and
30,
192,
rev.
pared
Lighting Gas
Trust
of
shareholders
1960.
company
a
cash when
or
Exchange.
Additional
Irving
dividend
to
$1,065,552 $10,247,172 $10,632,214
1401.
p.
cash
1960
550,966,582
share
from
Arrin
666,049,467
8,430,823
rev.
18,
15,
54,698,734
in
oper.
oper.
ry.
extra
an
Dec.
on
65,364,144 640,325,855
were
Railway
Net
in¬
83/4
of
39,546,756
200
Railway
Net
thus
payments
38,703,967
150
Co
&
to
Third
1960—Month—1959
stock,
common
quarterly
a
*31,091
1401.
p.
$2,120,750,
informed
Sept. 30—
the
on
previous
declared
expeases
Pacific Electric Ry.—Earnings—
Period End.
cents
policy,
revem*e_
100
.
Waggoner—
& Co.,
Inc
&
Yantis
Yarnall,
Co
&
dividend
new
oper.
150
S.
F.
of
—V.
*
Carl
$108,-
oper.
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
150
of
Railway
800
Co.
&
White
N.
profit
Railway
500
Inc
Co.
&
150
&
Co.__
&
a
$
500
100
Van
Co.
after-tax
Pennsylvania RR. —Earnings—
150
Co.
1—-
&
the
declared
the
Period End. Sept. 30—
100
Inc
American
—Pursuant
not
100
200
«
Inc.
Co
&
Co.,
Aug. 29,
on
400
Alstyne, Noel & Co.—
Wagenseller & Durst,
Inc.
Thomas
100
150
&
Writer
Peters,
Swiss
1959:—V.
Co
Cartwright
250
Copeland
Penington,
&
Co
Inc.
Patterson,
Stroud
effect
150
Co.,
Co.,
Sweney
Co._
Showers
Overton
A.
150
100
400
Hanseatic
Murray,
J.
and
<fc
Cook
&
Strauss
S.
J.
500
Inc.
Co.
&
Stokes
Nov.
shares
700
—
Leach
&
Nicolaus
&
Wells
York
New
Strader
& Co.
Co.
Newburger, Loeb
Newhard,
400
Weir,
Securities
Mullaney,
Stifel,
of
*$180,652
*41,910
*$75,332
ops.
192,
Polytronics Laboratories, Inc.—Class A Stock Offered
with
number
At
and
on
1960
taxes
Co.____
Boyce—
Agee
Sterne,
Walter
♦Deficit.—V.
1,648,131
on
compares
same
This compares with net
200
Co
&
1,
Sept.
1959,
&
&
Bros.
150
McMaster Hutchinson
ended
Inc.—
Co.,
Smithers
Steele
100
Inc
Co.
Young,
McLeod,
Stein
Co
&
&
Mid-South
J.
Co.
&
Masten
McDonnell
S.
H.
Co
Mackall & Coe
Hugo
F.
150
—
Co
&
Lundborg
Irving
200
200
—
&
also
dividend
payable Dec.
common
Small
15
from
consideration
corporation
income
John
Williams
Levy,
This
100
ry.
income
oper.
watt
150
Inc—
Co.,
from
rev.
ry.
(4)
400
Mayer
&
the
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
150
&
Shaughnessy
Net
212.
p.
150
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke
Seasongood
expenses
250
Inc.
Co.
&
of
Directors
of
common
1,400
Bros.
adopting
1954,
convertible
Stock
Hutzler
Salomon
300
700
Bissell & Meeds
Langley & Co
Laird,
W.
&
Gardner
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Inc.
250
Co.,
.*
&
to
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, New York and New Jersey.—V.
The
150
Co
Co.
J.
based
This
year.
quarter and the after-tax profit
fourth quarter
of the
company's
of Best Markets.
payable
cents
stock
of stock
business
The
250
&
$1.48,
were
related
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$6,213,146
$6,031,621
5,706,156
5,835,190
1960—Month—1959
$550,203
$351,250
625,535
531,902
revenue.
oper.
Net
1960.
dividend,
York
Rand
Co—__
&
Co.,
18,
of
150
oper.
Railway
compared
as
preferred stock—57%
Dec.
200
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
the
of business Nov.
give
Board
$1,077,956
6,213,584
$2,872,148
7,698,451
an
the company's new dividend policy, Mr. Cooke stated:
on
the
time
to
400
!
Rambo, Close & Kerner Inc.
Inc.
A.
Co.
Inc.
680,225
1401."
p.
Railway
fiscal
for
stock.
are
December,
4.68%
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Miller,
&
$166,990,259,
fiscal
include
in
assets
Directors
common
of
for
Nov.
Amount
000's Omitted
Mellen
the
$1.02
1960
dividend
dividends
able
Joseph,
to
stock
of
of
sale
dividend
record at the close
The
Principal
&
$2,677,699,
were
of $1,933,895
estate in the first
Directors,
cash
Board
on
Both
*$979,272
173,148
$79,756
ry.
191,
munications
cents
in
Amount
Co.,
taxes,
earnings
$5,459,230.
were
the 1,579,898 shares outstanding
on
purchase the
the
4.6%
200
400
share
the
following dividends
Co
end
fiscal
of real
from
Board
creasing
time
Principal
ops.
income__
oper.
1959.
of
$2,727,215
revenue
expenses
from
rev.
ry.
1960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$935,323 $27,154,026 $24,099,898
2,647,459
1,914,595
24,281,878
23,021,942
Sept. 30—
oper.
oper.
1959.
common
the
shares and $1.07 based
Continued from page 10
—
income
net
taxes
expansion.
In
view of the company's current and projected cash position this is con¬
sidered unnecessary for the present.
"Under our new dividend policy,
the Board of Directors will from
General Corporation and
Investment News
&
of
common
Commenting
Lane, Space
for
income
amounted
fiscal
share
per
per
"Since
._.
State
over
year
outstanding at
reason
Lemon
39%
or
fiscal
$166,856,161
dividend
Corp.
providing
$743,804,
Earnings
The
Putnam
and
'
shares
are
Co., Inc.—Record Highs—Ups Dividend—
1959.
Less Jamaica Income tax.
Johnston,
Net
earnings,
Earnings
income tax.
Previously published date was incorrect. The corrected payment
date and/or record date is indicated here,
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents ta*.
The Johnson,
Railway
Railway
Net
1652.
p.
cents.
y
x
of approximately $135,000 is to be added
believes that this addition to work¬
company
after providing for income taxes, for the fiscal year
27, 1960, were the highest in Penn Fruit's history, Samuel
Cooke, Chairman of the Board, reported on Oct. 20.
Net
the
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR—Earnings-
Aug.
increase
Both figures
192, p. 540.
comparable 1959 quarter.
stock split in April.—V.
the
reflect
to
♦Deficit.—V.
ended
in
earned
adjusted
Period End.
ing capital may substantially reduce the need for bank loans to finance
current
production activities, but there is no assurance that bor¬
regular quarterly
funds, tax deductible at the
15%; resident tax 7%.
Canadian
in
resident
a
not
books
The
rowings will not be made in the future.—V. 192,
The
•
share
per
also
expended to move present machinery and equipment into a new
plant which the company proposes to lease within the next six months.
010 from sale
Zeller's,
company
desirous of
is
will be
with
6%
Yuba
is not presently engaged in the
entering that field in hopes of
The
but
Monday, November 7, 1960
.
and
expanding its production beyond the manufacture of
instruments.
The
company
estimates
approximately
$15,000
Sales
Yellow
techniques.
infrared
its
(Two shs. for each five held)
preferred
of
diversifying
optical
class A
receipts.
Stock div.
6%
field
(quar.)
Woolworth
Wrigley
production
of Rec.
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Wometco Enterprises,
Class
Holders
Payable
Ltd.—
Co.,
preferred
When
Share
of Company
Wisconsin
.
.
under the pooling of interest concept.
This was also re¬
in the corporation's net income for this
period which Teached
all-time
nine
nine
high
months
months
of
of
$2,497,000
1959.
ending
He
Sept.
compared
added
30,
to
that
1959
$2,448,000
comparative
have
not
been
during
the
figures for
adjusted to
Volume
reflect
of
the
operations
accounts.—V.
Number
192
these
of
192,
6001
f
companies
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
pending
year-end
a
1402.
p.
audit
St. Louis-San Francisco
Period End. Sept. 30—
Republic
The
for
Aviation
corporation
the
first
compared with
period
in
Sales
Mr.
$1.79
or
consolidated
reported
$1,572,548,
for
the
nine
months
similar
said
fighter-bomber
1959
deliveries
which
$115,264,645,
were
period.
of
•
the
the
third
final
quarter
would
.
.
He
1960
bring
sales
to
stands
at
million
backlog
told
(formally
stockholders
$738,000,000
Discussing
»Peale
four
TAC
-meet
•
'hops
also
at
Nellis
techniques
AFB
at
orders
the
over
$383,821
Railway
oper.
expenses
22Q.068
232,761
$163,753
$114,509
34,293
15,715
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
Mr.
F-105D
was
during
p." 140.2.
recent
now
Railway
Railway
time
with
with
delivered
be
greater
for
safety
.
Inc.,
statement with
of
outstanding
holders
and
Net
the
expenses
3,377,798
from
;
price
Co.
Inc.
The
headed
Lehman
by
of
shares
1,610,130
additional
standing
trustee
169,780
into
and
common
on
Revson,
shares
992,500
share
a
reserved
are
Charles
(representing
992,500
class
trustee
proposes
whereupon
make
to
stock
common
shares
options.
drugs
and
snoe
has
outstanding
certain
to
to
for
exercise
President,
company
basis.
share
the
cover
class
of
of
the
is
B
An
out¬
voting
undek^t voting trust agreement under which 1,207,100 shares
held
are
of
convertible
common
proprietary
and
ethical
indebtedness,
it
implements,
the
■
the
to
of all voting shares),
consisting of
214,600 common shares.
The said voting
46.38%
shares
B
and
sell
65,000
class
65,000
of
shares
shares
B
will
each
to
the
underwriters,
into
converted
be
common
public sale.
The bene¬
ficial
ownership of these 130,000 shares is as follows: Mr. Revson,
65,000 shares, and Charles R. Lackman, Senior Vice-President, 65,000
shares.
Mr.
shares;
and
shares
..
130,000
—V.
Revson
now
has
offered
112,000
in
for
class
392,500
class B
shares.
and
common
additional
an
600,000
and
common
102,945
owns
interest
an
be
to
owns
Lackman
Mr.
and
192,
shares
25,000
common
B
ry.
,
Camden
Works,
Mills,
Va.
Files
—
SEC
company
covering
offered
at
19,
Oct.
on
$171,500
filed
1950
This
of
6%
10
notification with the
convertible debentures to be
years
stockholders of the company in
units of $1 or multiples thereof. No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V. 164, p. 1763.
for
par
subscription
by
RR.—learnings
Richmond, Fredericksburgh & Potomac
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Railway
oper.
expenses
Net revenue
ry.
—V.
from
192,
$18,180,800 $17,915,090
1,236,887
11,863,298
11,959,326
$322,990
$483,771
$6,317,502
4,273
201,624
1,686,402
income—
oper.
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$1,720,658
rail¬
operations
way
Net
1960—Month—1959
$1,553,180
1,230,190
revenue,-
oper.
of
$5,955,764
1,792,167
Riley
common
Erie,
Stoker Corp.—Acquires—
acquired
Pa.,
Oct.
Worcester,
of
of
all
under
25,
from
the
and
agreement
an
Mass.,
capital
announced
of
Oct.
on
Union
reorganization
plan
31,
that
Works
Iron
of
will
Works
five
former
Works
Iron
heat
waste
thermal
boilers,
liquid
products
the
combustion
and
will
apparatus.
equipment
process
the
Riley
and
autoclaves.
line
product
(of
which
ended
and
Such
sold
are
in
the
to
Sept.
$1.28
In
net
10,
the
$1,582,627
on
Togs,
A
period
equal
year,
to
revenue
$1.39
J.
was
share,
per
class
of
shares
reported by Galen
last
Roush,
equal
A
time
for
Stock
192,
President.
$45,602,503,
based
on
the
with
same
746.
p.
of
$100,000
Inc.
of
(N.
S.
B.
Ann
34,453
7%
Y.),
F.
held
with
the
1372
SEC
stock, of which
Broadway,
on
Oct.
100,000
New
1960,
27,
shares
are
filed
York,
covering
to
be
150,000
offered
for
shares
of
public sale
and 50,000 shares being outstanding stock, uy
holders thereof. Shearson, Hammill & Co. is listed as the
underwriter.
The
public
offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company produces a diversified line of Misses, Junior and Chil¬
dren's
popular priced sportswear, 75%
of
which
is sold
under
its
present
"Russ
name
will be used
Togs."
follows:
as
Net proceeds .of its sale of additional stock
$250,000 for the purchase of additional machin¬
and equipment in order to
increase manufacturing facilities; $65,000
for leasehold improvements and additions to be made to the
company's
ery
manufacturing, distribution, office and
000. to
pally
finance
in
increased
connection
accounts
show-room
receivable
facilities;
and
and
inventories,
$500,princi¬
the sweater operation recently
begun.
Tne
working capital.
The
company
now
has outstanding 50,000 shares of class A and
502,000 shares of class B stock, of which in excess of
33%, 22% and
22%,, respectively, of each class is owned by Louis E. Rousso, Board
balance
will
with
added
be
Chairman,
Eli
dent.,
to
prospectus
16,593
and
The
L.
shares
11,411
to
Rousso,
be
President,
lists
sold
13
by
sellers
Louis
E.
and
of
Irving
the
Rousso,
L.
class
Rousso,
A
11,411
Vice-Presi¬
shares,
by
Eli
including
L.
Rousso,
by Irving L. Rousso.
401,010
In
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End.
S.e£)t. 30—
Rwy.' operating
I960—Month—1959
revenue
Rwy. operating expenses
Net
rev.
rwy.
are
reserved
filed
covering
for
registration
a
46,753
shares
outstanding
this
stock
common
of
shares,
The
offered
for
the
upon
the
in
\^hHch "DreyfuS
11.6%.
it
'v
has
of
of
crude
outstanding
W Ctt^'owns
Management
.>{••'•
-
from
op.
♦Deficit.—V.
ry.
p.
$366,760
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$3,004,764
10.7%
officials
as
a..u
a
group
2244.
p.
1495.
227,075
333,008
2,978,857
3,156,559
*$45,804
$33,752
$25,907
$296,947
190
-.H.-s.'a
AO
are initially
being offered to the company's
1,000 employees. The stock offered to the general public
is priced at $27.50 per share. The
offering makes secu¬
rities of the company available for
public investment for
first time.
It was
oversubscribed and the books
the
closed.
9,107
Period End.
descendants
porated
the
in
of
1896.
creation
of
the
founders
the
of
which
company,
The
principal purpose of the
public market for the stock.
a
ing
school
are
used
sale
incor¬
was
the
of
shares
is
of the basis of 1959 sales, is the lead¬
publisher in the United States.
Its
publications
elementary schools, high schools and colleges.
EARNINGS—Net
April
30,
1960
equal
to
$1.33
sales
were
$1.20
sales
amounted
per
$27,751,525
8%c
(to
holders
17c
of
its
fiscal
and
net
the
income
record
to
$2,955,863,
fiscal year net
$2,683,928,
equivalent
was
with
underwriters
the
has
2)
,
and
3).-
terms
company
has
and
severally
number
of
conditions
and
the
agreed
shares
to
of
contained
in the
stockholders
selling
purchase
from
stock
common
set
Dominick
&
1,000
Drexel
Co.—
A.
8,000
Francis
4,500
Eastman
C.
& Co.,
Inc.
Allyn & Co., Inc
Arnold
Securities
and
roeder,
Corp..
Inc
3,500
Baird
Becker
G.
&
&
'2,500
Co., Inc.__
Simmons..
Blyth & Co.,
Inc.—;
Boettcher
&
Bosworth,
Co.,
Inc.
Alex.
&
8,000
Guerin
$
119,912,674
90,777,461
1.718,690
3,006,839
1,577,050
26,184,093 .29,135,213
12,089,348
14,441,628
Net
from
rev.
ry
Farwell,
Ferris
First
ings
the
of securities
4,500
Robert
One is the offering by the company to its stockholders
of
rights to subscribe to two shares of
each full share held at
The
3,500
Hallgarten
is the offering through Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co. of $1,595,000 principal amount of 6% sub¬
(convertible until
1, 1965) (herein referred to as the "convertible
debentures") with common stock purchase warrants lor
July
291%
for
shares of
each
vertible
M.
&
Co.,
Collins
&
Inc.
Co
Co
Podesta
&
Co.,
&
Co.
Inc.
Davenport & Co.
Davis, Skaggs & Co..
DeHaven
&
Crouter &
Dewar,
Bodine
Co—
Heller
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
1,500
Hickey & Co
Hill,
Hill Richards
2,500
8,000
1,500
Hilliard
The
each
directly
to
Export
(2)
as
the
by
and
Interim
and
rance
S.
feller
The
Investm't
Janney,
Dixon & Co
1,000
1,500
Inc.
Johnston,
Robert
of
to
15,000
H.
of
the
of
be
of
15
resold
com¬
stock
for
being
sold
Limited,
Esso
who
persons
are
1960.
common
&
to
with
common
29,
stock, as well
thereof, sold
Sept. 12, 1960.
exercise
upon
are
Co.
at
be
on
cost
consisting
Richard
to
resold
Rockefeller's
partnership
F.
T.
and
Walkowicz,
Randolph
stock
common
of
at
cost
family,
of
M.
Lau-
to
30
senior
Leases,
Inc.,
of
B.
issued
Rocke¬
such
of
members
Charles
G.
Marston.
to
Canadair
with
150,000 shares
part payment
134,000 shares
International
of
securities
as
and
company;
holders
Estate
agreements
the company;
by
such
the
shares
Mr.
amendment
aircraft
from
payment
(a
and
Rhoades
50,000
of
of
(Canadair
July
issuable
to
are
Strange
security
to
respect
of
in
the
common
stock
aircraft
being
common
of
of
Aviation
company.
Limited
stock
Corp.
I.
part
as
,
PROCEEDS—In
general, certain liabilities of the company (includ¬
ing estimated refinancing expenses of $200,000), amounting in the
aggregate to approximately $4,400,000 at June 30, 1960, will be satis¬
fied
from
the
proceeds
the
of
sale
securities.
of
In
addition,
the
of
three
Super
Constellation
Aircraft
and
spare
engines
presently held under two leases will be accomplished by the payment
of
$156,203 in cash,
as
well as the issuance of notes and stocks,
the
assumption of liabilities and the application of purchaser's de¬
posits.
The balance of such proceeds will be applied to the reduc¬
tion
of
—V.
190,
indebtedness
Incurred
subsequent
to
June
30,
1960.
1344.
p.
Sinclair Oil
An
Corp.—Earnings—
increase
of 61%
in the third-quarter net income of Sinclair Oil
subsidiaries, as compared with the corresponding quarter of
the preceding year, restored the company's earnings for the first nine
it3
of
1960 to aproximately the levels of
the 1959 nine-months
P. C. Spencer, Chairman, reported on Oct. 31.
third-quarter increase reflected more fully than had the two
previous quarters the
company's aggressive program to improve its
income position,
Mr. Spencer said. He credited reduced costs, better
product prices, higher petrochemical and natural gas sales and in¬
The
Net
Venezuelan
income
cents
For
a
for
share,
1959
since
the
These
crude
the
1957,
nine
earnings
output with aiding the quarter's results.
quarter of 1960 totaled $12,841,764,
third
to
compared
period.
These
it
was
months
$34,503,715
as
$7,971,022,
earnings
52
the
cents
Sept.
30,
1960,
$34,570,711 in
equivalent to $2.24
the
a-
on
15,354,249
2,500
Total
1,000
Venezuela
Battles,
-
-
Lemon & Co.—
net
up
3,500
pany's
daily
4,500
137,162
Canada)
from
the
average
barrels
daily
in
any
or
the
third
net
period
$2.25
income
in
1959.
average
an
of
share
on
a
1959.
production
and
period,
in
share,
for
Sinclair's
same
share
15)403,398 shares outstanding in 1960, compared to
shares
a
highest
stated.
ended
against
were
or
were
4,500
Inc..
-
share.
per
debentures
8,000
Co
&
pro¬
staff), and the following associates of Mr. Rocke¬
shares
of
Corp.)
dated
Loeb,
members
Air-World
to
of Norfolk
Corp.
Dulles
25,000
Woodward,
issued
was
Co.____—J
Illinois Co.,
1,500
$3
debentures
shares
company
350,000
stock
M.
aggregate of
Associates
200,000
quarter
Hornblower & Weeks—
&
at
convertible
the
of
for
Carl
Rockefeller's
(3)
of
Agreement,
common
Rockefeller,
Harper
166%
Curtiss-Wright
of
an
Plaza
Mr.
3,500
1,500
1,500
4,500
an
shares
2,500
B.
Hogle & Co—
& Fay, Inc...
&
gross
following:
for
amount
creditors
company to
such
warrants,
Son
J.
A.
Hutton
certain
the
Of
the
covers
principal
Corp.
similar
Hooker
Huttdn
stock
common
warrants
to
1,500
J.
E.
also
Ten-year warrants
84
J.
F.
purchase
purchase
$1,000
creased
1,500
W.
a
aggregate amount equal
an
$2,000,000 and the
$2,405,000 principal amount of convertible
stock
1,000
1,500
E.
to
prospectus
(1)
mon
Grimm
3,500
1.500
con¬
on
cipal amount (which convertible debentures will not be
accompanied by common stock purchase warrants) and
any balance in common stock at $3
per share.
8,000
l,50O
&
of
purchase,
Otherwise, they will be required to purchase convertible
debentures (in denominations of $1,000) at their
prin¬
Co., Inc...
&
between
to
months
Co._:
&
required
period,
Meyer
Darlington
be
ceeds of the offering to stockholders. If such
aggregate
is less than $300,000 such purchasers will be
1,500
15,000
&
will
amount
and
Hayden, Stone & Co.—
&
!
1,500
Co.,
Hayden,
Townsend,
Robertson
S.
&
&
8,000
Miller
$1,595,000 principal amount
debentures
the difference
4,500
-
Dickson & Co., Inc.
Dittmar & Company,
Inc.
R.
Ripley
Inc.
3,500
Codings
Dain
Kirkland
stock, par value $3 per share,
principal amount of debentures. The
the
of
rata basis, securities in
pro
to
common
$1,000
purchasers
4,500
2,500
&
share.
15,000
Co.
Co
2.500
Co
&
&
1,500
&
1,500
Rallowell, Sulzberger,
Marache
&
stock for
common
per
15,000
1,500
Norton
Courts
Sons
Co
Granbery,
Jenks
Julien
&
&
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Goodbody & Co.—_—
Harriman
C.
1,500
15,000
Garrett
price of $3
a
second
purchase
1,500
2,500
Corp
Securities
& Co., Inc.
Landstreet & Kirk-
1,000
Corp
Glore, Forgan
made, the first two of them to
were
public.
purchased
Boston
Carolina
Dodge
776,410
Seaboard & Western Airlines, Inc.—Securities Offered
an Oct. 28 prospectus, five different offer¬
issued
Co.,
Company
1,500
patrick, Inc
ops.
1441.
p.
purchase
Michigan
of
3,500
C.
&
Chapman & Co—
&
First
&
Corp
ry.
income
oper.
192,
consideration
4,500
Evans
4,500
Sons
1960—9 Mos.- -1959
93,050,523
8,000
Turner,
&
2,500
Sherrerd
1960—Month—1959
9,507,340
of
-
Inc.
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.
Collin,
&
Co
&
A.
Butcher
Clark,
Clark,
Stokes
—
The
&
Co
3,500
9,653,802
feller:
15,000
;
2,500
&
1,000
Co
&
4,500
expenses
op¬
Union Se¬
Co
2,500
Sullivan
I
Brown
Clement
15,000
Co
Bradford
Eppler,
Estabrook
4,500
Blunt Ellis &
15,000
_
oper.
the
'L3,500
Co.
1,000
Co.__
Biddle
Inc...
Co
Railway
4,500
duPont & Co
&
4,500
3,500
&
Yarnall,
2,500
&
RR.—Earnings-
Sept. 30—
8,000
Dillon,
3,500
2,500
n
Blair
Inc.
Inc.
Co., Inc
William
Dominick
Elkins,, Morris,
Co.,
<5<Co
Bioren
Blair &
C.
I:
4,500
W.
Bateman, Eichler & Co
J.
&
curities
Ball, Burge & Kraus__
A.
91,500
Bleich-
S.
Co
Co.,
Wood
119,234,616
Shares
Abbott, Proctor & Paine
Barney
&
&
E.
12,514,179
Cushing,
Shares
Smith,
Wheat
11,372,492
Jackson
the
the
below.
name
8,000
revenue.
parties
.
declared
quarterly divi¬
respectively, on Dec. 14,
on March
14, 1961 (to
payable,
Dec.
on
March
on
Directors
share,
per
ended
year
preceding
In
netr" income
of
record
stockholders
posite
the
•
Agreement
the
of
selling
share.
Board
and
holders
of
$29,062,987
and
in
company
share.
per
of
1960
to
common
DIVIDENDS—The
dends
the
of
4,500
Co
&
oper.
textbook
in
C.
Co...
Railway
required
offering does not represent new financing by the
shares, comprising approximately 30% of the 2,230,000
outstanding, are being sold principally by the families
The
shares
Pancoast
271,249
—V.
&
2,500
&
ordinated debentures, due July 1, 1970
'US?
O"
shares which
$3,453,506
74,234
ops..
income
192,
$181,271
,
Jaffray & Hopwood
192, p. 1242.
Neuhaus
Walker
Harold
1,500
Piper,
H.
J.
4,500
.
4,500
White, Weld
15,000
public
exercise
production
indebtedness,
Outstanding stock.—V. 190,
-if'.'
-»•
&
Co.
&
—Pursuant to
issuable
are
various
of
Wertheim
Wulbern
Seaboard Air Line
be
may
selling shareholders and
selling shareholders include
principally
President,
tne
Jackson
■.
Carrison,
&
Inc
G.
4,500
Webber,
1,500
con¬
of
accounts
shares
to
Co.,
1,500
Inc.
Okla.,
L.
Underwood,
3,500
Ohio Co.
Pierce,
Rex
engaged
addition
Danenberg,
28.5%
Cruttenden,
Net
362,641
Scott, Foresman & Co.—Common Stock Offered—An
underwriting group headed by Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.
offered on Nov. 2, 683,000 shares of common stock of
Scott, Foresman & Co.
(Chicago), including
50,000
J.
Rutland
338,079
R.
&
Co
4,500
1,000
W.
The
4,500
Inc.
$749,975
Wells & Co
Son
4,500
Co...
& Company, Inc...
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Co., Inc..2
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy,
2,500
&
3,500
&
Stroud
*
j.
Newbold's
4,500
15,000
$3,088,377
Mich.
Inc.
registration
principal
brand
15,000
Co
Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
H.
Co
Scribner
Co
Corp.
Inc...
4,500
Newburger
4.500
Webster Securities
Trask
.
is
&
&
Anthony
Day
debentures
held
by New York Factors,
shares;
$150,000
of
such
debentures
held
by
(Del.), 14,635 shares; and $75,000 such debentures
& Co.,
7,318 shares.-"
Calabrese
Stone
1,000
4,500
Staats
Spencer
convertible
company
Robert
a
by the issuing company
the
1,000
R.
Parke
& Co...
&
Tucker,
12,500
Company
by
own
Arbor,
additional
William
3,500
Net
The
Smithers
1,000
—V.
Bassett
S.
2,500
&
...
the
of
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
Bacon, Whipple & Co
Inc.—Offering and Secondary—
Inc.,
F.
1,000
Co
&
Shuman, Agnew
Singer, Deane &
1,000
&
Inc
Co
$845,073
1960,
Exchange.
and
13-period calendar, the company's first
three periods each, with four periods in tne
of
1,000
&
1,000
receive such stock in
exchange for their Bassett stock.
The
recipients
of
company
stock
are
Rex
Earl
Bassett,
Jr.,
shares, Marion Estelle Bassett, 2,691, and Rex Earl
Bassett, Sr.,
1,691
(all of
Ft.
Lauderdale, Fla.).
An
additional
770
shares
will
be
received
by
William B.
Giles
of Detroit
and
461
by Marianne
American
consist
Russ Togs,
class
36-week
four-week
a
quarter.—V.
statement
the
shares.
three-quarters
Russ
it was
period
Inc.
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
6,687
each
for
revenue
outstanding
1,138,191
on
combined,
of
of
total
had
1960 of $50,520,773 and net income of $1,459,147,
comparable
Operating
fourth
firm
share
per
stock
income
number
Ohio,
Co.,
2,500
2,500
Company,
$3,301,342
31,
34,453
prospectus,
to
stockholders
market.
Express, Inc.—Net Down—
Akron,
common
Oct.
,
UNDERWRITERS—Upon
Roadway
Shearson, Hammill
The
principal
Purchase
This
Schwabacher
4,500
&
4,500
to
were
to
package boilers,
low pressure boilers,
high temperature hot water heaters,
vaporizers,
heaters,
complement
general
same
control
produces
Saunders, Stiver
Schmidt, Roberts
2,500
&
Milwaukee
Renshaw.J
Russ
-
Smith
3,500
&
3,500
38,290
on
Inc
Mullaney,
Bassett, Inc. (now Savoy Electronics,
Inc.), who became entitled to 12,300 shares of common
stock under
a
purchase agreement dated July 8, 1959, pursuant to which
they
.
Union
to
consummated
continue
operations,
under
its
present
management, as a subsidiary of Riley Stoker.,
Riley Stoker has for many years been a major producer of high
pressure
power
steam
generating
and
fuel
burning equipment
for
public utility and industrial installations.
In addition, A. W. Cash
Co., a Riley subsidiary, produces pressure and temperature regulation
valves
stock
SEC
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Rodman
2,500
Co
Hutchinson
&
3,500
2,500
Co..
8,000
Rotan, M'osle & Co
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
nel-
Inc
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
F. S. Moseley & Co..
BUSINESS—Scott, Foresman,
Iron
&
&
McGlone
Paine,
American
common
stock
McCormick
Co.,
2,500
...
4,500
Co.,
Co
4,500
Co
&
&
&
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$89,834
25,236
the
time
the
over
1960.
Union
7,875,582
PROCEEDS—The
corporation
has
8,224,241
$65,264
ops.
debentures).-
According
sale
and
This
ry.
with
company.
it
811,405
firm, of 416 Enterprise Bldg., Tulsa,
vertible
1343.
p.
$1,808,584 $18,083,947 $18,288,958
Industries, Inc.—Files Secondary—
statement
of
letter
a
Inc
Masten
Curtis
Savoy
Louis
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
31,063,457
1402.
p.
petroleum.
Cedar
30,743,993
1960—Month—1959
$353,591
$359,751
income
oper.
The
Richmond
E.
The
1,000
15,000
Co.
1960—9 Mos—1959
3,452,734
' 651>315
revenue
from
192,
1495.
p.
oper.
rev.
—V.
Brothers
outstanding shares at
will be supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in the manufacture and sale of cosmetics,
toiletries, perfumes, hair color, permamentwave preparations, manicure
addition
Net
price will be related to the
the time of offering.
Under¬
offering
Co.,
Riter
CO.
New
stock, to
underwriters
through
&
Co
&
1,500
Reynolds
8,000
Co
&
Inc.
1,000
Irving Lundborg & Co
Mason-Hagan, Inc
McMaster
$5,261,318 $48,827,940 $49 352 415
$1,308,486
ops.
&
Co.,
4,500
4,500
Brothers
McDonald
Savannah & Atlanta Ry.—Earnings-
Net
terms
and pedicure
polishes.
In
ry.
Legg
ton
pilot.
York,
filed a
registration
28,
1960,
covering 130,000 shares
be offered for public sale by the
Oct.
on
495,632
Co
McKelvy & Co
oper.
rev.
C.
Carl
$4,686,284
ri92OPpr'l402°me""
V
greater
Secondary—
Avenue,
SEC
common
&
writing
Fifth
the
thereof
Reynolds
market
•
666
$1,703,335
604,128
Ry.—Earnings—
revenue.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Revlon, Inc.—Files for
$1,731,162
;
1960—Month—1959
in
USAF
can
2,172,933
&
&
W. Pressprich
Rauscher, Pierce
1,500
Langley & Co.__
Higginson Corp
Loewi
$3 876 268
2,155,108
;i
: A"""' '
"
oper.
Railway
Revlon,
ops.
income—
oper.
192,
ry.
Period End. Sept. 30—
recently
stores
$3,886,270
A.
Net
Net
$347,270
Bros.
Shepard
R.
15,000
C.
Lehman
1960—9 Mos—1959
revenue.
1,500
Larnson
W.
Prescott,
Inc.
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co
John
Ry.—Earnings—
$511
months,
program
Texas
&
1960—Month—1959
oper.
2094.
p.
776,912
1402.
p.
St. Louis Southwestern
nine
$16,278,138 $16,569,294
672,649
7,866,109
8,394,069
Shares
2,500
Inc.
$1,401,751
Railway
made news with two
under - automatic
control.
international weapons
demonstrated
two
new
bombing
F-105s
same
.
of
fighter-bomber,
2
income
oper.
192,
$1,795,782
ops.
completely
the. recent
nuclear
the
first
training
Mach
The
squadrons,
at
that
whereby
and
accuracy
—V. 191,
ry.
ry.
Period End. Sept. 30—
year.
all-weather
advanced
combat
Nev.
flown
reported
the
during
new
TAC's
AFB,
with
Peale
the
this
above
'•
.
rise
45%
a
of
from
rev.
St. Louis-San Francisco
earnings
....
backlog
company's
beginning
highlights
into
the
represents
the
Nellis
at
transcontinental
; Mr.
at
company
accepted
ceremonies
that
which
figure
stockholders
I operation
and
..v.
reported
expenses
Lee
Republic
that
oper.
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$9,477,177 $88,883,398 $89,851,933
8,075,426
72,605,260
73,282,639
$9,484,536
7,688,754
P-105D
quarter,
last .year's.
f
Net
'
all-weather
advanced
the
revenue,
with
compared
is building for the Air Force increased
resulting in larger sales and earnings than
were
experienced
in either of
the
first
two
quarters of this year.
He
told
stockholders that he
anticipated a further increase during
during
Net
Shares
Jones, Kreeger & Co
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
1960—Month—1959
oper.
income
net
to $1.10 per share,
in the corresponding
equal
share earned
a
—
—V.
first
Peale
of
Railway
Railway
•
the
$152,952,050
subsidiary
months
$2,640,254
1959.
for
Corp.—Sales, Net Down
its
and
nine
Ry.—Earnings—
,
of
crude
averaged
177,151
production
as
oil
and
179,931
barrels
in
U.
compared with
natural
gas
barrels daily
daily
S.
averaged in
and
137,118
liquids
(U.
S.,
during the 1960
1959.
Canada
The
com¬
amounted
to
barrels daily averaged
52
In
the
comparable
allowed
were
1959
same
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1860)
in
of
period
the
period,
1959.
nine
first
In
only
Texas,
months
to 95
the
in
surplus of refined products, Sinclair held
domestic refinery runs in the 1960 nine-month period to an average
of 419,214 barrels daily, compared to 429,486 in the previous year.
Total sales
volume
of
all
refined
products reached 5,200 million
of
Because
the
industry
tion
products.—V.
192,
1753.
p.
Slick
Airways,
Inc.,
Clybourn
North
3000
registration statement
a
1967.
1,
The
(
was
company
the SEC
with
Calif.,
Burbank,
Avenue,
Oct.
on
.
engaged
exclusively
as
.
.
contract
a
charter
and
July 1, 1960, when it diversified into the manufacturing
field by the acquisition of the assets and assumption of the liabilities
of Illinois Shade Cloth Corp. According to the prospectus, it has agreed
purchase from Canadian Limited two Model CL-44D turbine powered
(and related spare parts and five spare engines), on which it
obligated to make payments in 1961 aggregating about $1,893,000.
scheduled common carrier operations
after delivery of such aircraft, sched¬
uled for September or October,
1961.
It estimates that it will incur
during 1961 expenditures of $1,050,000 in connection with the recom¬
mencement
of such
operations.
Additional capital is sought at this
time in order to strengthen the company's financial position in view
of
such
proposed acquisition
and resumption
of scheduled common
carrier
operations;
and the net proceeds of the stock sale will
be
added to its general funds and used for general corporate purposes.
The company's indebtedness includes $5,000,000 of the said deben¬
tures, convertible into common stock at $5 per share.
Earl F. Slick,
plans
company
than
later
no
Board
to
resume
reasonable
a
time
subsidiary of Chesapeake &
Ohio Railway Co. $3,333,000 of the debentures.
The remaining $500,000
Chairman,
$1,167,000
owns
and
a
of debentures are held by officers and directors of the company.. The
$500,000 of debentures included in the registration statement have been
be
to
are
these
of
debentures have been
certain
to
963,121
Slick
of
such
shares of
and 29%
delivered
purchasers.
The
stock,
common
of
collateral
as
security for loans
also
company
has
is
owned
17.4%
which
by all officers and directors.—V.
192,
outstanding
by Earl F.
11.
p.
it
has
announced
was
Parker
personnel
Founded
acquired
M
$1,150,000.
of
1
Nov.
on
will
remain
by
Sorg,
firm,
the
San
Francisco,
All
President.
Mr.
of
the
Sorg said.
in
1920, the Sorg organization specializes in financial, cor¬
legal printing and, through its affiliate, De La Rue Bank¬
note
Co.,
Inc., the
production of securities
for
corporations.
Sorg
.Printing cow has plants in New York, Houston, Los Angeles and San
and
porate
Francisco.—V.
187,
1938.
p.
Southern Railway
Period End.
Founded in
Railway oper.
Railway
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$
$
21,505,551
23,288,999
194,795,831
202,213,956
14,864,535
15,345,393
137,827,885
139,432,249
192,
Standard
service
new
hotels,
M
stock
share
a
of
to
307,230
Roy
W.
sales
Net
pared
56,967,946
25,942,807
for
with
sales
several
M
R
&
with
earnings
for
outstanding
President,
months
$16,137,960
in
loss
net
a
regular
from
last
that
two
two
Mr.
of
the
$617,790
$201
or
corresponding
of
for
three
months
1960
the
totaled
$15,836,100
period
com¬
the
Clansky
of
the
This
ahead
industry.—V.
$924,801,
months.
and
of
offered
common
poration's
to
stock,
stock,
public
$10
one
operations
in
resumed
were
the present time was
the
I
approxi¬
Corp.—Financing Proposal—
in
debenture
of
subordinated
six
of
warrants.
sinking
securities
These
consisting
two
and
9%
warrants.
and
units
shares
The
receive
and
1985
accrued
Roman
units
six
&
the
which
Krupnick,
$10
one
stock
common
underwriters
are
and D. Gleich Co.
9%
par
at
the
listed
The
sold
were
for
25
cents
per
the
holder
Securities Corp.,
supplied
by
the
amendment.
of
outstanding common
share in August, i960 to Ira
the managing underwriter, by
principal stockholder of
Milton J. Saffir, President and Board
Chairman of the company.
The company
(formerly known as Guaranty Mortgage Co. of Miami,
Inc.) and its wholly owned subsidiary, Standard
Homes, Inc., of Flor¬
ida, are engaged in the customized home
building and mortgage busi¬
ness
in
southern Florida.
The company builds homes
only on land
owned by
prospective home owners.
It builds only completed homes,
r.uc
Ls sa^khe ke making plans to enter the
shell
homes,"
busines of constructing
homes completed
or
only on the exterior with the inte¬
rior left for
finishing by the home owner. Of the net proceeds of this
financing, $50,000 will be expended for the construction of additional
model
home
mortgages
nent
sales
homes
on
basis
offices
or
in
other
constructed
prior
to
their
$250,000
areas,
by
sale
will
be
used
the
to
company, either on
financial institutions,
ofrLce' es^jma^ed at $200,000, will be added
i be used as working capital and in the
into other
<
to
a
hold
perma¬
and
and
expansion
its
of
business
areas.
^7IRrHa«fQiri«nic0
Goffer Ifnc
ioi
Saffir owns
owns
shares.
the
a
Of
ow
shares,
the
and
has'outstanding
and
its
M
6,000
each
group
were
purchased
$314,700
fate
ture
holders
in
also
Period End. Sept. 30—
way
oper.
revenue
Net
oper.
rev.
ry.
one
7,868
warrant
♦Deficit.—V.
192,
p.
each
$292,474
285;i3£
$50,225
$7,343
126,571
1442.
Raymond
$40
and
of
the
deben¬
debentures
aeoencures
products,
in
Sept.
sales
30,
above
share
the
of
third
providing
$45.1
of
65,584
$2 490 66?
zMifel *2&9fill
"$280,159
907,792
718,245
service.
Its
ordering systems for both
principal products are
two
is
engaged
in
military
work
business.
sound
It,
that
qualities
with
management holders plan to surrender a suf¬
that public shareholders of Audio-Dynamics
approximately one-third greater interest in the combined
operation than they would otherwise have.
A high-fidelity
music store, Stereo Galleries, of Washington, D. C.,
operated by Audio-Dynamics, is being spun off.
receive
Products
its
third
192,
to
192,
Sundstrand
first
Group.
with
Sun
Sun's
and
Facile
have
been
expects
this
com¬
subsidiary
formed
be
to
expansion,
one-half
a
infant
interest
packaging
shares
a
Sun
in
into
a
very
also
pur¬
printing ink
a
industries
the
like
last
period
the
of
reported
period
latest
Europe.
of
both
earnings of
1960, com¬
30,
In
equal
were
months
period
period
1960
based
1959.
a
year
Income
ago.
against
as
Sales
for
of
$474,460,
were
$737,031
sales
unforeseen
quarter
anticipate
tax
$2,754,416
the
equal
cents
47
or
third
$19,602,405
circumstances,
of
will
1960
be
improvement
an
in
of
quarter
in
the
to
29
share,
per
cents
in
1960
like
the
of
M.
that
quarter
a
forecasts
our
greater than
in
profits,"
indicate
the third
Mr.
Olson
sales
assembled
Bess,
President
Inc., announced to
Hotel
speakers
a
of
Syndication
Investors
than 300 investors at
more
the
30,
large
to
which
six
Management
Co.,
syndication symposium
a
a
north
Y.,
Park
of
East
Syracuse,
be
properties
Limited
at
Tenney
major
held
real
estate
syndication
organizations
corporation.
voted
record
Dec.
exchange
These
Building
of
the
and
of
announced
by
Board
his
Oct.
on
firm
Directors
of
of
record
1960,
21,
offer
syndicate
for
the
dividend
a
stockholders
and
the
fee
31
all
Theatre
that
reported
Oct.
holdings.
has
31,
been
cents
7
Nov.
payable
proposed
participations
in
Dec.
30,
payable
1960.
stock
of
of
group
a
Tenney
share for
1960,
exchange
an
of
per
27,
16
in
real
include
the
fee
of
the
National
Office Building in Washington, D. C.;
holdings
Munsey
Terminal, Elizabeth, N. J.;
the fee of the
building, New York City;
the fee of
the
Stratbridge Apartments in Bridgeport, Conn.; the fee of the Graustark
Apartments, Houston, Texas; the ground lease, building and fee of
the
Lord
Elgin
Hotel,
Ottawa,
Canada;
the
leasehold
of
the
527
East
18
the
on
41
Waverly
office
Street
office
Avenue
San
Total
Juan
building in New York City; and the leaseholds
Orlando, Fla,; and Holiday Inn, Lubbock, Tex.
the offer was 1,932,880 shares of class A
Hotel,
capitalization
at
value,
par
Texas
of
$1
share.—V.
a
192,
12.
p.
The
Co.—Partial Redemption—
called
1,
Dec.
on
through
next,
the
of
1971
the
S.
Broadway,
There
100%
at
York
New
will
sinking
also
fund,
be
said
to
due
Dec.
in
be
respect to original debentures need
thereof.
be paid in the usual manner.
owners
1960,
1,
through operation of the
debentures to either of
1960,
original
the aggregate then due of $775,000
debentures in accordance with the pro¬
provided by said indenture, no specific
As
repayments
registered
the
189,
original
indenture.
such
1,
of
paying agents,
of
amount
of
of
15, N. Y.
repaid on Dec.
presentation
upon
abovementioned
—V.
redemption
for
sinking fund, $25,000 of its 2%%
debentures, due
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made
Continental
Illinois National Bank
&
Trust
Co.
of Chicago,
LaSalle
St., Chicago 90, 111.,
or
at
The Hanover Bank,
70
1,
231
has
company
operation
June
will
2181.
p.
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Partial
The
10%
city,
was
in
been
have
in
and
J.
audience,
warehouse
the
in
building
heart
Union
already
—
the
of
in
the
rented
downtown
$1,300,000
announced.
The
offering
properties
by
upstate
net
realtors
rental
Bersani
of
and
and
builders Bruno
E.
to
a
Syracuse.
Associates
1, 1977 at 100%
the office of Dillon,
at
—V.
the
Low
are
150-room
builders
of
the
Mayfair
1960, filed a letter of notification with
stock (par one cent) to be
offered at 50 cents per share,
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
Oct.
Net
*
26,
300,000 shares of common
Co.,
48
Payment will be made
Wall Street, New York 5, N. Y.
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$234,795
$277,029
$2,545,106
$2,799,126
202,591
230,976
1,809,578
1,996,362
$32,204
$46,053
$735,528
$802,764
*1,796
revenue-
*8,987
140,604
136,384
expenses
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
ops.
income
oper.
Deficit.—V.
192,
1442.
p.
Orleans
& New
Period End. Sept. 30—
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
$
Railway
Net
Net
99,243,957
106,436,726
8,506,744
9,080,528
75,807,201
79,531,157
2,357,946
2,502,242
23,436,756
327,405
510,644
3,546,933
26,905,569
5,943,201
ops
ry.
income
oper.
p.
$
11,582,770
from
rev.
192,
$
10,864,690
expenses
oper.
ry.
—V.
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$
revenue
oper.
Railway
1345.
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Acquisition
locations
Eugene
The
tions
by
Texas
totaling
Mexico
New
Motel
Syracuse
Technology Leasing & Capital Corp., New York, N. Y.
on
oper.
oper.
return
presently
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation
Railway
Railway
Low
history.
SEC covering
Mexican
Texas
by
the
&
interest.
accrued
802.
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
annually.
$145,000.
Mr.
new
192,
will
are
Hotel Country House and
are
developing the 700 acre DeWitt Industrial Park.
Among the tenants in the various properties in the Empire State
Realty Associates' diversified package are, Grand Union Stores, J. M.
Fields
Department Stores of Boston, Sears Roebuck, Inc., Sherwin
Williams Co., Central City Business Institute, etc.
In
an
unusual
gesture it was announced to symposium attendees
that the principles, Messrs. Low and Bersani, will put $400,000 into
escrow
for
five years as a personal guarantee of their annual lease
for the properties.
The sale
of the six properties in
the limited partnership is said
to
be
the
largest
realty
transaction
in recent Central New York
Syracuse,
plus
Read
June
grouped
involves a
Binghamton,
shopping center
warehouse in the DeWitt
M. Fields shopping center
Grand
a
Roebuck
office
shares
it
available
together as Empire State Realty
with rent rolls totalling $458,000
$4,045,000
of
Roebuck
Sears
an
cities
investor
Redempt'n
corporation has called for redemption on Dec. 1, next, through
of the sinking fund. $281,000 of
its 6%
debentures due
operation
Net
of Binghamton
and Anthony Bersani of Syracuse.
They are general partners in the
syndication
which
in turn
is leasing the property to them at an
the
also
to
Corp.
estate
Texas
the
Sears
built
grouped
partnership
different
to
Syracuse,
and
distributions
Mr.
215,109 '<
ownership
participation,
Mr.
Bees
underwriting
a
unique syndication
is
that
new
in
partnership
four
a
in
college—to
valued
owned
in
of
N.
business
are
organization
participation
entities.
diversification
the
limited
properties
involves
producing
investors
in
store
Industrial
These
offer
consisting
Owego,
in
fund,
income
of
Roebuck
Sears
country's
1960,
notice
enabling legislation in New York State,
estimated that it would take from one
in one partnership.
innovation,
announced
transaction
in
for
mtual
a
form
his
that
This
a
like
trust
together
need
symposium
number
order
stated
$789,858
120,931
purchase
visions
before state realty investors would be
able
to take
the new law and participate in a trust form of invest¬
of
which,
In
in
the
of
years
awaited
$738,176
31,259
on
Nov.
principal
in New
York, sponsored by his organization,
a
offering involving six diversified properties incorpo¬
of the advantages
of
the trust
form
in
real
estate
at
advantage
of
$100,162
24,735
Tenney
for
Elysee
some
Because
ment,
$90,307
publicly
months
We
$1,300,000
two
2,316,520
rail¬
President, 20 East 41 Street,
purchase exchange offer sponsored
two
ownership.
to
$3,106,378
2,365,790
a
Corporation
largest gatherings of realty syndicate investors ever
were
recently offered the first syndication to be based on
involved in the new real estate trust law.
principles
rating
$3,103,966
254,562
the
of
the
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$354,724
255,988
the
the
192,
quarter.
said.—V.
Syndication Investors Management Co., Inc.—Offered
at
'
>
$346,295
Tenney,
Interest
new
at
space
people.
completed.
given
M.
40
1345.
p.
become
J.
were
747.
J.
where
Tenney Corp.—Purchase Exchange Completed—
One
the
fourth
1960—Month—1959
income—
oper.
192,
has
1,588,014
on
ago.
also
roof
one
W„
employ
Ry.—Earnings—
operations
ry.
—V.
at
quarter
with
against
as
under
N.
will
expenses
oper.
way
Net
tl^is year were $54,746,697, compared
the
in
latest
in
united
Street,
which
to
year.
the
operation
revenue—
oper.
Net revenue from
stock
1959,
earnings
share,
a
corresponding
compared
as
said
months
the
$1,553,000
earnings
"Barring
the
nine
in
Central
Period End. Sept. 30—
outstanding.
first
were
$16,191,873
year
26
ended* Sept.
months
$1.62
the
in
be
Third
5462
)?.'
Madison
Oct.
on
nine
against
as
$58,299,330
provisions
the
corresponding
presently
Sales
corporation
in
share
F.
cents
111.,
at
'
The
international
of
quarter
the
taxes
will
corporations
plant
combined
446.
Tennessee
time
strength¬
materials
decorativeness
Division,
$2,526,462 in the
Olson, President,
with
Bruce
90
after
two
the
E.
Corp.—Net Down—
Rockford,
the
for
p.
Railway
1242.
p.
of
Audio-Dynamics
available
—V.
business.
program
techniques
4.
,
Mr.
together
Sun,
Materials
its
two
Artistic
by
of
part
$750,000
Audio-Dynamics
will
cor¬
and
the
of
ficient number of shares so
Railway
the
packaging
of
'■
:
As
a
result
of
the
acquisition,
Teletray
shareholders
will
hold
approximately 61%
of
the
stock
lr. the
combined
operation
while
Audio-Dynamics shareholders will hold 39%. Mr. Schneider announced
nine
manufacturing
company,
Universal
Printing
Ink
Co.,
Ltd.,
with
plants in England and France, to introduce Sun's manufacturing and
service
The
*$78,452
for
business is the leasing of equipment to
commercial users, principally television sets to hotels
too,
is
engaged
in
commercial
sound
business
in
and
motels.
55%.
is
Norman
expand
for the
products
rapidly-growing
first
1958
1960—9 Mos —1959
$2 371 305
shares
primary
annually.
amounted
1959's
quarter,"
access
lines
1960
above
significantly
certain
the
waterproofing
during the
business
Ry.—Earnings—
302,536
ops.-
directors!
cUmon^Sck^
for
$252,311
deficit
by
warrant.
On
8% debentures
warrants.
1960-Month—1959
expenses
from ry.
oper.
outstanding
l,°' 251,'760.
or
Ra
Net
of
shares of
debentures for each share of
stock;
received
Staten Island Rapid
Transit
Railway
from
i960, at l cents each by Saffir,
Fenton, Irving
Saffir, and M. L. Goldman,
company
tne
276 528
own
commercial
the
four
Myerson said that the combined adjusted volume
businesses ls estimated to be at a current rate in excess
is
reported
3%
up
per
"which
outlets for
were
Packaging
in
a
w?« the ,?amf date 20,000 warrants were purchased
-iaQcnlr
special counsel, for 1 cent per
Aug. 31, 1960, an 0r a
aggregate of
rhTraTeTMM
of $1.25
31
ended
share,
per
said,
and
retail
months
earnings
made
during
were
and
growing
annual
as
t
exchanged for stock,
engineering head¬
and warehouse at 15 Snyder
Oct.
on
in
Electro-Technical
new
officials
August,
Richard
cents
acquisitions
of which latter
Fenton, Executive Vice-President,
management
outstanding warrants,
company in
Nager,
*"dektedness. the company
434,962 shares of common stock,
shares, Albert W.
121,857
87-852
nine
increase
petitive cost.
These
acquisitions
the
to the general funds
in
stock
Mr.
ended Sept. 30,
1960 compared to $40.1
period—an
increase
of
12%, and 22%
1959
diversification
cushioning
1,
Nov.
of $17.50 plus
price
Aetna
as
be
will
the
due
public offering price of
terms are to be
includes 20,000 shares
also
debenture
unit
underwriting
prospectus
stock
of
The
Johnson,
and
The
shares
interest.
unit
a
be
common
warrants
through 1963, and each two warrants will entitle
fund
to
are
of
thereof
as
62
or
new
our
One
exercisable
to
and
Manufacturing Co., Stamford, Conn.,
operations from its date of acquisition
are
included
in
the
figures reported above, and Dyna-Foam Corp., Ellenville, N. Y.
Artistic supplies decorative packaging materials to 15,000 retail out¬
lets
primarily in
the
variety store field with
nationwide
coverage.
Dyna-Foam is a new foam thermo-plastic film combining insulating,
forgings for railroad equipment
variety of drop forgings for general
$350,000
1985,
1,
sale
air
1344.
p.
months
the
markets
15,000
ening
608.
due Nov.
for
192,
President,
three
This
corporation,
940
Lincoln
Road,
Miami Beach,
Fla.,
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 1, 1960, covering 210,000
debentures,
industrial
steel
a
Standard & Shell Homes
shares
operate from its sales
corporation
for
"Acquisitions
Alexander,
p.
p.
and
and
-
The
like
quarter."
companies
191,
to
same
earnings
share
July was affected greatly by
prolonged their vacation periods
Profitable
is
the
1958.
In
share.
per
that the backlog at
manufactures
corporation
automotive
commercial
Corp.—Sales, Net Up—
nine
the
for
of
Net
the
for
million
to
York
New
million
per
"resulted
addition to our
$9,200,000.
The
bowling
services
and
Its engineers, draftsmen, electricians, sheet metal]
men
were
responsible for the installation of
of air conditioning in the last fiscal year.
continue
Chemical
reported,
of
month
and
Operation
with
corresponding
Mr.
cents
customers
weeks.
of
nine
the
major
"package" it offers
alleys and other insti¬
field
tons
Brooklyn.—V.
Sun
period
reported.
quarter"
or
period,
our
Clansky said
mately
and
to
third
$31,471,
vacation
fact
the
of
the
will
restaurants,
quarters at 4018 Church Avenue, Brooklyn,
Net
for
and
said.
installs
and
thousand
Avenue,
preceding year.
"Operations
hospitals,
designs,
layout
men,
pared
Sept. 30, 1960 totaled $331,738,
shares of $1 par value com¬
304,365
compared
nine
of
ended
on
electronic
of
restaurant
Audio-Dynamics'
design-fabrication-installation
Straus
Mr.
R
&
$1,432,905
Corp.—Sales, Net Down—
shares
the
the
conditioning systems.
28,819,761
months
Clansky,
President,
four
manufacturer
a
outstanding
of new snares to Audio-Dynamics. The
Audio-Dynamics
will
receive
three
Teletray
Audio-Dynamics shares they now hold.
of
Teletray and Dine-A-Phone. Teletray also
year.
62,781,707
3,552,452
share
a
outstanding,
on
1959,
7.943,606
3,229,899
nine
$1.09
to
motels,
tutions,
The
for the
Earnings
equivalent
mon
6,621,016
Forcings
Reina,
contractors
its
issuance
inside
Institutional
1441.
p.
1928 by Theodore A.
largest
last
was
,
.
income—
oper.
ry.
—V.
from rail-
operations
way
Net
Corp.'s
conditioning
1960,
Audio-
Washington.
chased
$
expenses
revenue
air
30,
and
to be submitted to the boards of the
stockholders for ratification within 30 days.
split
to
the
each
is
and
Emil Merenda,
—V.
Net
Carrier
among
outside
Sept.
to
Teletray
manufacturer
of
Maintaining
1960—Month—1959
revenue—
oper.
was
commercial
designer,
institutions.
Md.,
expected
their
and
proposes
Vice-President, the company will become an operating divi¬
Straus-Duparquet.
Reina and Merenda will continue to hold
their present positions in directing operations of the division.
With the acquisition of M & R, Straus-Duparquet adds an important
a
$
firm
and
for
fiscal year ending
the
for
leading
a
interiors
Executive
fast
Co.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
volume
The
industrial
and
whose
Printing Co.,
Robert
with
kitchens
sales
R's
&
is
Straus-Duparquet
of
1960
the Parker
is
merger
prior
field."
Sorg Printing Co. Inc.—Acquires—
company
of
companies
Teletray
for
Board.
installer
The
This
plan
shares
the
and
Spring,
27.
Oct.
shareholders
sold
by Tom B. Slick, a director of the company, to seven
persons closely connected with the management of the company.
Part
or
Paul
three
of
of Silver
Inc.,
of Washington, D. C., have agreed to merge through
of stock, Edward J. Myerson, President of Teletray, and
Schneider, President of Audio-Dynamics, jointly announced on
Corp.,
exchange
public
acquired by Straus-Duparquet, Inc., for an undisclosed amount
of stock, it was announced on Nov. 4 by Nathan Straus III, Chairman
aircraft
The
an
two
Straus-Duparquet, Inc.—Acquires—
Electronic Systems,
Dynamics
A
sion
.
until
carrier
Teletray
has been
Offering—
27, 1960, covering
600,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale through
underwriters headed by Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath and Allen &
Co. The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment. As indicated below, the prospectus also includes $500,000
of
outstanding
5%%
convertible
subordinated debentures, due
is
New
1960,
The M & R Air Conditioning Corp. of Brooklyn, N. Y., one of the
largest independent air conditioning contractors in the New York area,
Slick Airways, Inc.—Stock
Jan.
Broadway,
1450
as
margin
filed
of
Drug,
Monday, November 7, 1960
.
Teletray Electronic Systems, Inc.—To Merge—
York, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Nov. 2,
covering 350,000 shares of
common stock,
to be offered to key employees of the company and its
subsidiaries
pursuant
to its Incentive Stock Option Plan.—V.
192,
p. 746.
Sterling
against 5,170 million gallons in 1959, reflecting the elimina¬
of unprofitable sales volume and a concentration on higher profit
gallons
to
Sterling Drug Inc.—Files Stock Plan—
producing days
79
compared
1960
of
Spencer noted.
Mr.
.
.
more
Adair,
T.
than
Cochran
and
transaction,
in
Pacific
producing
25,000
County,
Texas
and
in
drilling
Lea
properties
principally
acres
Texas,
Pacific
involving
of
Co.—Acquisition—
of
County,
Oct. 24
announced
was
on
President.
stock,
cash,
and
oil
considera¬
payment
properties formerly operated
Oklahoma City, and Jal Oil Co., Midland, acquired
by T P from R. Olsen of Oklahoma City.
Producing properties include 74 leases totaling 20,700 acres, on which
excess
Olsen
as
are
228
involves
Oils, Inc.,
gross
producing
production
average
million
$16,000,000,
cubic
oil
and
of
rate
of
feet
1,020
gas
wells,
barrels
with
from
current
a
oil
170
daily net
and 22
wells
wells. The
present wells are producing from a wide variety of formations, rang¬
ing from the Yates horizon at 3,500 feet to the Ellenburger below 12,000.
Mr.
Adair
undrilled
said
the
locations,
gas
and
associated
acquisition
and
that
a
also
gas
from
included
six-year
58
gas
numerous
development
proved
program
for
but
the
has been mapped, starting with 24 oil wells during the first
12 months after the closing of the
transaction. Thereafter, develop¬
ment will concentrate on the Ellenburger and the Devonian, he said.
"We
feel
that the
acquisition of these properties is an excellent
addition to our company's position," Mr. Adair said. "Our immediate
projections indicate a total net production from these properties of
property
year.
barrels of oil and 8.5 billion cubic feet of gas in the
first
This will be increased to 530,000 net barrels of oil and 9.6 billion
cubic
feet of gas in
446,000
recovery
the second
possibilities
on
some
year.
of
There
the
are
also excellent secondary
leases."—V.
192,
p.
446.
Volume
Number
192
Texas & Pacific
Railway
Net
—V.
expenses
4,569,163
oper.
192,
p.
that
third
$840,209
income-—
1442.
$1,034,262
$10,566,180 $10,551,957
361,804
2,633,954
2,875,754
239,303
quarter
Inc.—Completes Loan—The Providence, R. I.,
firm has completed a $25 million, long term loan from
The
Prudential
Insurance
Co.
of
America, Rupert C.
Thompson, Jr., Textron Chairman, announced on Nov. 1.
The loan will run for-15
years, at an interest rate of
5%%. Principal payments will begin afcer six years.
PROCEEDS—Mr.
of
ceeds
curred
by
the
of
the
five
are
Textron
loan
continued
Under
Thompson pointed out that $16 million of the pro¬
being used to retire short-term borrowings in¬
in purchase of Bell Aerospace Corp.
The balance
loan
will
be
this
used
of
program
and are now
have increased
at
years,
earnings
to
provide
working
Textron
pattern,
sales
capital
annual
an
230%
and
have
Detroit
28
is
corporation
the
that
Udylite
rate
total
of
$430
assets
in
160%
million.
wLl
L.
expanded into five principal proaucu groups, selected
balance against cycles in any one sector of the economy.
and the percentage each occupies in Textron's
t^tal
sales, are:
automotive, 18%; consumer, 22%; defense, 22%;
indus¬
trial, 21%; textile, 17%.—V. 192, p. 1442.
to
provide
These
a
groups,
Thorncliffe
Kratter
See
Park
Corp.,
of
a
At
the
Los
192,
Marine
trustee
under
Trust
indenture
under
Inc.,
Midland
which
Inc.,
6»/2%
been
issued.—V.
Co.
dated
operates
192,
New
York
has
been
apoointed
of July 1, 1960 from Timely
principal
amount
of
Timely
subordinated
debentures
due
July
Cloches,
Clot-.eu,
1980,
1,
net
worth
Co.,
Halsey,
Wilbur-E'ilis
efiective
owned
1,
Dec.
jointly on
subsidiary of
Tne
1960.
in
of
line
time
the
for
40
volume
sale
C.
1960—Month—1959
revenue—
$502,288
expenses
oper.
335,470
oper.
'
been
as
t..e
in
Unifloat Marine
division
a
supplies
191,
Wilbur-Ellis
of
p.
Structures
which
Co.
general
and
export
1369.
corporation
SEC
Oct.
on
17,
filed
1960
common
stock
(par one
Los
were
19%
and
sales
of
than
higher
natural
an
first three
ported on Nov. 3 by Reese H. Taylor, Chairman.
Earnings for the first nine months of this year
$2.78
or
in
share
per
compared
like period of
the
Earnings
$1.21
for
$19,900,000,
the
operations™
way
Net ry.
419,066
$166,818
income—
35,380
oper.
192,
$5,872,964
•3,461,795
3,540,551
J
Net revenue from rail-
.—V.
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$5,484,207
$300,685
$2,022,412
95,577
5,47,971
'
$2,332,413
'.V
70a,032
1442.
p.
Gas
Pipe Line Corp.—Net Up—
Oklahoma
corporation, principal supplier of natural gas to the New York
metropolitan area, reported on Oct. 28 that operating revenues for
the 12 months ended Sept. 30 were $168,804,805.
T:.is compare., wi.n
$138,351,123
for
income
Net
the
for
with
$18,538,408
ings
were
before,
revenues
E.
Net
Power
Sept.
on
attained
the
$1.17
30,
26
or
cents
share
per
year
I960.
highs.
new
earn¬
the
.
Operating
thirl
tie
cents
in
per
the
cor¬
year.
had
advised
issued
Transco
order
an
had
stockholders
Oct.
on
offered
in
that
20,
the
1960
Federal
accepting
settlement of its
rate
in
welis
quarters of
"To.al
industry
1^60
of
8G%
or
the
Mr.
McGraw
for
company
sales
rates
resulting
17,
Oct.
The
class
interests
ships,
of
the
with
A
ciass
commission
of
will
of
above
the
on
last
West
year,"
and
be
to
are
and
noteholders
their
or
of
temporary
a
estimated
to
cost
certificate
$15,800,00..
meet
to
New
York,
filed
registration
a
in
oiierea
their
certain
assignees in
assignees
of
outstanding
limited
certain
trus*,
a
for
exenange
joint
partner¬
ve.n
stockholders
(4)
ana
corporation.
a
According to the prospectus the company was organized in October
1960,
under
Delaware
law
by Robert
K.
Lifton,
President,
Ira J.
Hechler, Treasurer, and Howard L. Weingrow, Executive Vice-President,
the
for
purpose of taking advantage
available-tb a
company
believe
of
the
opportunities
which
they
which is primarily engaged in
ownership, operation and manage¬
ment of office buildings, apartment developments, hotels, motels, and
other income producing real estate.
Initially, the company proposes
to acquire interests in two office buildings, three aparcment develop¬
the
are
investment
ments,
in
and
hotels
two
integrated
nine
and
motels
located
in
15
different
cities
throughout the United States, through the exchange of up to 1,200,685
class
A
shares
for such
interests; to acquire the Dinkier chain of
three
hotels
and
one
motel, consisting of The Dlnkler-Plaza
Hotel
in Atlanta, The Dinkler-Tutwiler Hotel in Birmingham, Tne Di ki
.
.
Jackson
Andrew
Decatur,
exchange
and
in
shares
Hechler and Weingrow;
Lifton,
Small
Business
and
Tne
manVjement
Belvedere
Motel
in
through
the
capital
stock
controlled by
contract,
for
all the outstanding
Corporation, which is
Hotels
Associated
of
Nashville
motel
one
1,412,865
of
noses
Hotel
and.
Ga.,
and the acquisition of Transcontinental
Investment
Company through the assignment (without
Lifton, Hechler and Weingrow to the com¬
pany of their rights to purchase stock of said company.
Messrs.
Lifton,
Hechler and Weingrow each has or will
acquire
consideration)
178,000
of
class
the
all
A
the
the
Messrs.
shares and 3,964, 3,743 and 3,743 shares, respectively,
stock as a result of an exchange for $53,400 in cash
outstanding
assets,
time
the
B
class
all
and
by
to
exchange,
such
of
stock
subject
a
of
two
corporations,
liabilities,
the
of
aggregate
third
a
substantially
and
corporation.
capital
and
surplus
At
of
such corporations was about $100,000.
The shares to be received by
Lifton, Hechler and Weingrow upon consummation of the exchange
offer are in exchange for
their interests in various limited partner¬
ships
and
interests
of
an
$1,565,000.
for
the
-J
•
■
Hotels
Corporation.
r
e%
Hechler and Weingrow
being offered in exchange
shares tire
preferred stock, and notes of Assocfated
1,412 865
stock,
Corp., and these
by their holders.
Associated
aggregate cash cost to Lifton,
The
common
in
interest
their
have
securities
■
•■.
represent
Tung-Sol Electric Inc.
(&
stock
share
a
year
of
V
to
the
$1.27
like
per
1959
share, compared with $2,109 651 or $2.10
period. Latest per share earnings are based
shares
as
against
923,142
shares
outstanding
a
the
business
Rieben,
report
Chairman and Milton R.
said
conditions
Schulte, President, in releas¬
that sales and earnings reflected the hesitant
prevailing in recent months. However they noted
&
$
expenses
Corp.
28,746,523
30,860,026 270,^03,437
ry.
■
12,853,818
12,478,739
97,112,747
3,587,558
—
3,580,641
22,290,948
Kidder & Co.,
PROCEEDS—Of
the net proceeds from the sale of the 1980 series
$25,000,000 will be applied to the purchase of a like amount of
mortgage bonds of United Gas Pipe Line Co., a wholly-owned
subsidiary of the company. The balance of the proceeds from the sale
bonds,
1980
bonds,
together
with
from the sale of the new
debentures and other funds, will be
added to the company's general
f-nds and used to prepay $60,000,000 aggregate principal amount of
bank borrowings.
proceeds
REDEMPTION—The
1980 bonds will be
redeemable at general red"mption prices ranging from 106.521% to par, and at special redemp¬
tion prices ranging from 101.521% to par, plus accrued interest in each
cace.
The new debentures will be redeemable at general redemption
prices starting at
106.125%
and declining
to par,
and
at special
red^mntion
in
each
prices
running
from
101%
to
par,
plus
accrued
interest
case.
BUSINESS—United
Gas
with headquarters in Shreveport, La.,
owns all the outstanding securities of Union Producing Co.
and United
Gas Pipe Line Co., and 75 % of the outstanding capital stock of Duval
Corp.,
<md
in
in
marketing of copper and molybdenum concentrates. Duval operates
Texas, New Mexico and also holds certain potash permits and rights
Saskatchewan, Canada, and mining claims in Pima County, Ariz.
REVENUES—-For
and
its
subsidiaries
686,000 and net
the
agreed,
12
months
showed
ended
June
30,
consolidated. operating
1960,
the company
revenues
of
$375,-
income of $27,882,000.
PURCHASERS—The
erally
Inc.,,
Thalmann
subject
purchasers
to
the
of
terms
the
and
1980
series
conditions
have sev¬
the purchase
bonds
of
10O
250
Strauss & Co
400
250
Dabney &
Tyson
150
20O
——
Wallace,
Geruldsen
&
Co.
Wertheim & Co
1,500
the
terms
loo
10O
150
2QO
F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.—
200
the
respective
principal
amount
of
debentures
new
set
below:
Stuart
&
Amount
Co.,
Inc. $6,450
Co.—___
100
Stearns
20o
10O
100
1,250
400
500
Butcher & Sherrerd—
150
Carolina Securities
Corp.—
200
Clayton Securities Corp.,,,
200
150
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co..
Union
Dick
&
Sec.
Co.,
Inc.
Merle-Smith,,,.
1,000
100.
duPont & Co.,__
1,000
200
200
200
Chapman & Co.,,
Southwest
200
Co._
Hobbs
&
Co.,,,
&
Hayden, Stone & Co
Hilsman
H.
Investm't
John
B.
Corp.
Co.,
Co.,,—a
Kidder & Co.,
M.
Rand
Inc.,,
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.,—
Singer, Deane & Scribner
150
100
250
& Co.—
250
400
192,
p.
Agee & Leach—100
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
200
Co.,—
10O
250
J.
S.
Stokes &
Strauss
& Co.,
a
Co.
&
—
Co.
150
200
—•—
1,250
—
Geruldsen
Wertheim
N.
&
&
Co
100
White & Co.,
Robert L.
10O
Whittaker & Co.
Wright
L.
Co.
&
———,
Inc.
Wyatt.
S.
250
———,
Dabney &
Tyson
Wallace,
C.
400
American Corp.—a—
Townsend,
F.
—V.
Staats
R.
Brothers & Co.,——.
Sterne,
Thomas
200
—,
100
300
Co
100
1,250
1,250
Co,
2QO
——
3,000
Swiss
150
30O
100
50o
.
Salomon Bros, & Hutzler,,
Arthur
Co.
&
&
Walter
400
100
100
300
,
Rippel & Co.,,
——_
L. F. Rothschild & Co
Stern
Thalmann &
McCormick
:
100
Inc.
Inc.,,—
of Norfolk
&
Joyce
Ladenburg,
Inc.
500
&
Co.,
10Q
! .
100
100
"
—
William
1,250
—
Co.
&
Illinois
150
Inc.
Copeland &
Kendall, Inc..,,,
Penington, Colket & Co.,—
Peters, Writer & Christensen,
Inc._i
Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc,
Raffensoerger, Hughes &
Co., Inc
Rambo, Close & Kerner
Iu0
150
200
Inc.
Hannabs, Ballin & Lee
Harrison
Co.,
&
Patterson,
10O
Hart,
Co.,,
-
300
Co
&
Freeman & Co., Inc.
M.
Beissner
Inc.
200
Dreyfus & Co.—
Francis I,
Securities
Norris and Hirschberg,
150
Burnham and Co
Dallas
$150
Mid-South
400
Co.
&
&
-——■
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.
Moroney,
Bradford & Co.,,,
C.
Co.
Amount
100
Fitch, North &
Inc.——,.——.
George K. Baum & Co.,,
Bear,
(000s omitted)
McMaster Hutchinson
100
Co.,
A.
Co.
Co.,
debentures have severally agreed, subject
conditions of the purchase contract relating thereto,
Barret,
J.
&
new
Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath
J.
Wright
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner,,
;
and
purchase
100
Whittaker &
L.
Inc.
1,500
Kean, Taylor & Co.,,:
'
Kenower, M'acArthur & Co.
first
the
a
purchasers of the
Halsey,
98,758,104
26,585,269
Offered—Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc. is manager of two underwriting syndicates
which offered on Nov. 1, $30,000,000 first mortgage and
collateral trust bonds, 5% series due 1980 and $30,000,000 5V$ % sinking fund debentures due 1980, of this cor¬
poration.
The first mortgage bonds are offered at
101.521% and accrued interest, to yield 4.88%, while the
sinking fund debentures are priced at 101% and accrued
interest, to yield 5.045%. The group won award of the
securities at competitive sale on Oct. 31 on a bid of
ICO.666% for the first mortgage bonds and 100.101% for
the sinking fund debentures.
Competing bids for the
bonds, also as 5s, came from First Boston Corp., Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., and Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
jointly, 100.33, and White, Weld & Co. and Equitable
Securities Corp., jointly, 100.17. Two runner-up groups
bid for the debentures with a 5J/4% coupon as follows:
White, Weld and Equitable Securities, jointly, 100.95,
and First Boston, Harriman Ripley and Goldman, Sachs,
jointly, 100.90.
of
100
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.__
C. S. Ashmun Co..
—'
1344.
p.
S.
Townsend,
1,500
—500
Co.,,
The
income
oper.
192,
J.
10O
20O
Stokes & Co.,,,;
Swiss American Corp.,,,—
Thomas & Co
*
100
Inc.
of Norfolk
Allison-Williams
286,670,809
operations
way
—V.
Walter
300
M.
Hirsch
Net
Co.,
Co._—
(000s omitted)
rail¬
400
C. N. White &. Co
forth
s
from
Co
Arthur
to
385,428,913
Co.,,
&
&
Agee & Leach
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
Robert L.
to
1960—9 Mos.—1959
367,416,184
Staats
R.
Brothers
100
Funk,
3
250
Sterne,
300
The
-Earnings—
43,338,765
William
Stern
200
100
•
Farwell,
41,600,341
oper.
&
low,
revenue—
150
100
250
150
150
'
Co.
Hilsman
First
i960—Month—1959
Inc.
Inc.
over
cil and other liquid hydrocarbons. Natural gas operations are carried
on
in
Texas,
Louisiana,
Mississippi,
Alabama
and
Florida. Duval
Sulphur & Potash Is engaged in mining and marketing crude sulphur;
the
mining, refining and marketing of potash, and mining, milling,
■
its
common
oper.
ago.
Louis
ing
for
924 521
RR.-
150
200
M.
Pacific
Hart,
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co._„,
Evans & Co., Inc
Subs.)—39-Week Report—
investment
Oct.
ferred
on
and
improvement
& Co.,
&
McCormick & Co.,
un¬
Sulphur & Potash Co. Union Producing and Union Pipe Line are en¬
gaged iu the production, purchase, gathering, transportation, distribu¬
tion, and sale of natural gas, and the production and sale of crude
etisn
subsidiaries report sales for the first 39 weeks
1, 1960 of $51,618,922 compared with $53,088,119 for the
same
period ended Sept. 26,
1959. Net income in the 1960 period
amounted
to $1,337,924,
equal after provision for dividends on pre¬
Tung-Sol
ended
significant
only
Parke
Seasongood & Mayer,,
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
Singer, Deane & Scrtbner
&
:
&
Coast
$4,150,000
a
■
•
&
&
Roberts
A.
United Gas Corp.—Securities
31,
1960, covering 2,613,750 shares
534,000 shares of class B com < i
Freeman
H.
Rothschild
300
Co
Hobbs
3,000
F.
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
t .e
Corp.—Exchange Plan—
partners or their assignees in
(1)
beneficiaries
Railway
by
the
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler—
Schmidt,
200
•
Co.——
B. Joyce & Co.,
Kean, Taylor & Co.—
Mr.
$
commission
the
showing
p. 550.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
suspension
oil
191,
gas
rates
be
Ave.,
Oct.
on
joint venturers to
(2)
(3)
to
fuel
ago."—V.
Union
the
new
over
completed
in time
winter.—V. 192, p. 1345.
Park
375
stock
shares
A
with
subject
issued
facilities
this
SEC
common
filed
were
are
filing,
6.8%
M.
&
Co.,,_
100
1,250
200
&
Inc.,,
Southwest
Freeman
not
compensate
residual
year
Net revenue
facilities
requirements
corporation,
statement
of
to
rate
approximately
rates
Transcontinental Investing
This
order
previous
do
a
1961.
the
these
in
the
of
rates
new
17,
1960
of
peak
system
settlement
construction
Construction
that,
since
increase
These
April
20,
costs
an
the
to
authorizing
stockholders
yield
1960.
commission
On
told
increased
to
from
Oct.
on
$15,000,000 applied for. The above earnings
the adjustments required by this settlement.
to
Co.,
40O
—
400
duPont
John
and
with
give effect
&
Investm't
Columbia.
demand
3%
was
L.
200
1,000
100
200
Hirsch
that
had been before the commission since May, 1959.
Tne in.r a "i
as
applied for have been collected since Nov. 18, 195) subject
refunding any portion not finally approved. The settlement rates
provide an increase in operating revenues of approximately $12,000,000
I.
Co.,
Rippel & Co.
150
Inc.
50O
100
Rand &
1,500
J.
in the first
Taylor said.
"In¬
dustry stocks of crude oil and refined products were reduced 10% from
a
year ago and, as a resuit, are now onry about 5 million barrels, or
4%
above desirable working levels.
The biggest excess inventory is in
of
Co.,
Hayden, Stone & Co
its
petroleum
months
Sec.
Inc.
Inc.
l5Qi
Merle-Smith
Harrison
$23,700,000,
$2.33 per share
rates
to
Union
&
Pollock & Co.,
200
Co.,,
M.
ga soline and, as a result, prices in the retail market are rather
Product prices on the West Coast continue to be relatively
stable.
cess
100
*200
Funk,
newly discovered field in western Los Angeles.
Exploratory drilling is under way on the company's holdings in Aus¬
tralia, and Union's first exploratory well in Spanish Sahara is sched¬
uled to be drilled early next year.
nine
&
Sherrerd
&
Farwell, Chapman & Co.,,
exploration and production during the third quarter, Mr. Taylor
of six partly-owned flowing wells in Canada, four
On
Burton
L,
Co.,,
Evans
reported completion
additional
10O
100
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc
——20O
Rambo,
Close
&
Kerner
Fahnestock & Co.,
operations."
compared
dividends,
with
compared
with $36,441,686 in
increased to $5,145,881, or L3
President,
that
rates
$20,137,099
outstanding
earnings
$4,225,469,
last
McGraw,
Commission
increased
to
preferred
compared
100
1,500
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.„„
cent)
fractionating plants, 50% owned
by Union, were recently completed in Louisiana.
These plants will
extract up to 8,000 barrels a day of gas liquids from 450 million cubic
feet
of gas a day,
thus increasing Union's realization from its gas
extraction
gas
Co
Co.
Wm. E.
operations
British
and
10O
.
500
Francis
ago.
income
with
quarter
Ciyde
year
a
amounted
After
shares
and
$13,296,864
1959.
period
share
per
revenues
compared
responding
earlier.
$1.25
12,760,933
on
were
of
share,
months
12
year
to
quarter
quarter
the
a
equal
based
Third
corresponding
natural
"New
This
and
and Hershberg, Inc.
Copeland &
Kendall, Inc.,,.
Peters, Writer «fc Christensen,
Inc..,
Patterson,
Dreyfus & Co
during the first nine months
of
this year were $398,600,000,
an
increase of $20,400,000 over the
same
period last year.
Third quarter revenues increased from $130,000,000 in 1959 to $140,000,000 this year.
Union's natural gas sales in the first nine months reached an alltime record, up 35%
over the corresponding period a year ago.
"Natural gas sales during the third quarter," Mr. Taylor reported,
"were the largest volume in any quarter in Union's history, averaging
436,000,000 cubic feet a day.
Further substantial increases will occur
as
Union begins deliveries under new contracts in New Mexico, Texas,
Louisiana,
Transcontinental
sales
Norris
100
Ladenburg,
from
10O
150
400
Dick
were
or
200
Moroney, Belssner &
Co., Ino
Co
Dallas
Calif.—
1960 were up 13%, $10,400,000,
$9,100,000, or $1.07 per share,
quarter of
compared
with
share,
per
with
third
$150
Co
Edward
1959.
the
&
&
&
Buteher
the corresponding period a year
all-time high record, it was re¬
for
set
gas
400
Hutchinson
Co.
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.
Mid-South Securities Co.,_
100
Carolina Securities Corj)._,
Clayton Securities Corp.,,
Cvuttenden, Podesta & Co,
has
Up—News—
Angeles company's earnings for the
year
McMaster
Cabell &
Freeman
of California—Net
Baum
Bradford
Branch,
First
Co.
100
Co.,
Co.,__,
Stearns &
C.
J.
capital.
Oil
150
Amount
Burnham and Co.—.
to be
offered at $3 per share, through J. B. Coburn Associates, New York, N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used to purchase raw materials and for mainte an,«j
of
inventory,
machinery and equipment and
for
working
covering 100,000 shares of
&
(000s omitted)
100
150
George K.
of notification with
letter
a
Inc. $4,600
Co.,
Co.-^>.l
—
Bear,
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
Ashrriun
S.
Inc.
trading and
Petaluma,
Corp.,
&
amount
below.
Amount
Reopath
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
ancl
headquarters in
Distribution facilities
states.
and
import
business.—V.
year.
Revenues
$719,751
forth
Auchincloss, Parker &
is
personnel,
in
years
distributing
cr
Toledo, Peoria & Western RE.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
set
Strudwick
Lestrange
Arthurs,
with
company,
western
11
chemical
industrial
the
&
53
thereto, to purchase the respective principal
bonds
Stuart
Anderson
last
Railway
Railway
series
AiLson-Williams
announced
Co.
wholly
a
approximately $18 million with an indicated
approximately $3 million. Business will be continued with
oi
change
no
have
1442.
p.
Wilbur-Ellis
Los
in
sales
Annual
This
as
$840,000
convertible
of
to
present
this
Timely Clothes, Inc.—Appointment—
and
Butcner
complete
ago,
The
relating
1980
oi
Angelas, San Francisco,! Fresno, Brawley and Wood¬
land, Calif.; Portland and Medford, Ore.; Seattle, Wash., and Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Acquired—
12.
p.
located
are
Union
Ltd.—Control
above.—V.
Angeles,
the
has
Textron
H.
sold
be
equipment.
Pre-tax
94%.
contract
second
suoject to ratification by tne respective parties' Boards of Directors.
T'-.e L. H. Butc,.er co. started business in 1890 as a wholesaler and
Textron's
for
increased
the
Udylite Corp.—To Sell Subsidiary—
Oct.
growth.
growth
substantially over
improved
748.
p.
(000s omitted)
distributor
Textron
(1861)
income
net
this year.—192,
of
quarter
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$5,790,540 $54,116,812 $55,839,560
4,756,278
43,550,632
45,287,603
This
operations
ry.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
from rail¬
revenue
way
Net
$5,409,372
oper.
.
1960—Month—1959
revenue—
oper.
.
Ey.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
6001
Neal
Yantis
&
&
100
Waggoner
Inc.—
150
200
Co.,
1346.
U. S. Rubber Reclaiming Co.,
Inc.—Net Down—
Operations for the first nine months of the year resulted' in a net
income of $387,182, or 87 cents a share, compared with $417,096, or
93 cents a share, for the same period last year. Sales were $5,511,138,
compared with $5,386,374 last year.
Third quarter net income was $88,928, or 20 cents a share, compared
with $123,006, or 28 cents a share in 1959. Sales were $1,564,118 com¬
pared with $1,665,029 last year.
Per
share earnings
in both years are based on 446,881, common
shares outstanding at Sept.
30, 1960.
A
regular quarterly dividend of 12% cents per share was declared
Oct. 25, 1960, payable on Jan. 2, 1961 to stockholders of record Dec. 19,
I960.—V. 192, p. 447.
"
% '
'
,
United States Shell Homes, Inc.1—Registers—
-
r
This firm,
of
4415
Beach
Boulevard, Jacksonville,
Fla., filed a
registration Statement with the SEC on Oct. 28 covering $2,500,000
of 8%
capital debentures due Dec. 15, .1975 (with attached warrants
to
purchase 50,000 shares of common stock), and 100,000 shares of
common
stock.
These
securities
are
to be
offered for public sale
only
(with
and
the
in
units
attached
four
shares
consisting
warrant
of
to
principal underwriter.
terms
are
to
be
of $100
principal amount of debentures
purchase two shares of common stock)
stock.
Hayden, Sfcone & Co. is listed as
common
supplied
The public offering price and
amendment.
underwriting
by
is principally engaged In the sale,
financing of "shell" homes.
Such homes generally
of
wood with
the outside completely finished with
The
company
construction and
are constructed
windows,
doors,
painting and the ins'de unfinished exceot for floors,
ceiling loists, partition studding, and closet framing.
They are sub¬
sequently completed by the customer, withouc assistance from the
company,
generally on
a,
"do-it-yourself" basis.
According to the
prospectus,
approximately 90%
of the company's sales are credit
sales
and
are
financed
through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Dixie
Acceptance Corp.
Of the net proceeds from the sale of securities,
$825,000 will be advanced to Dixie Acceptance to retire outstanding
loans, the proceeds of which were and are being used in the purchase
of
secured
installment
obligations, and $1,675,000 will be advanced
to
Dixie Acceptance to purchase additional such obligations.
Of the
balance, $62,500 will be used to purchase 20.000 outstanding shares
from certain stockholders apd the remainder will be added to work¬
ing capital and may be used for the opening of additional branch,
screens
and
'
sales, offices.
,
^
called Toney Builders, Inc.) has succeeded
of two ovtn^~shin«« and two corporations
of which F. J. Toney, Sr1., Board Chairman, his wife Kathryn, th-ir
son,
F. J. Tonev, Jr., and C. G. Tqwnscnd were the sole partners
and
stockholders.
In
1960 the two corporations were merged
into
the company and it acquired the business of one of the partnerships.'
The other partnership was acquired upon organization of the company
in
1958.
Upon such merger and acquisition, 105,544 shares of the
company's common stock were issued as follows: F. J. Toney, Sr.,
The
to
the
company
assets
(formerly
and
business
£4
22,990,
Kathryn
Townsend,
of
L.
In
stock
at
shares
Knoblock
$2.50
C.
14,000
and
Knoblock,
Jr.,
B.
shares
additional
6,456
In
at
April
price
April
1960,
2,500,
this
from
5,(JiO
and
his
Sr.,
Toney,
J.
wife
and
the
to
scares
his
the
indebtedness,
outstanding
stock, 170,000
has
company
preferred
shares of common stocx
and warrants to purchase 180,000 common
shares at $2.50 per share.
Of the common stock, F. J. Toney, Jr.,
Mr.
Townseud, P.- J. Toney, Sr., and his wife, own 24.1%, 12.6%,
12.0%
and 12.0%, respectively.
In addition, the two Knoblocks own
jointly 16.5% of such stock. Warrants for the 180,000 common shares
were
isoueu
in March 1960 in connection with the issuance by Dixie
shares
8,000
Acceptance
of
of
of
and
Tne
Knoblocks
The
at
warrants
the
10
cents
the
among
were
as
five
voting
which
trust
the
corporation
SEC
offered
$4
to
28, 1960, filed a letter of notification with
10 cents) to be
through UnderhiU Securities Corp., New York,
mount
his
and
Co.
incorporated
was
Utah law
under
The company is an operating public utility, engaged
in
the purchase,
distribution and sale of natural gas to residential,
commercial and industrial customers in Moab, Vernal and Monticello,
on
Utah,
pursuant
mission
fully
authorization
to
given
franchises
given
the Public Service Com¬
governmental authorities,
by
by
and
Utah
of
more
as
1955.
5,
Aug.
approximately
$300,000 of said bonds will be used to accomplish the exchange offer
or redemption of the presently outstanding $300,000 of series A deben¬
tures
of
the company.
The net proceeds of the remaining $500,000
of
bonds
are
expected
to amount to approximately $442,500
after
deducting the commissions and estimated expenses, of which amount
$390,000 will be used
for the purpose of retiring all of the com¬
the
used
in
to
order
Co.
partially finance
to
issued,
be
pipeline and other related facilities
service to the San Francisco Chemical
which
construction
such
of
at
$125,000.
of
are estimated
will be paid out
costs
costs
PRESENT
TO
and
Miami
Beach.
for
to
Net
Baltimore
Hotel,
Inc.,
in each
RR.
Term
/Note
payable to officer—.
from
rev.
stock
Common
'Annual
1
stock
preferred
6%
1
Railway
ry.
633,818
from
$8,410,062
$9,728,600
4,032,950
4,873,344
606,783
mortgage
tThe
through
all
substantially
upon
indenture
13,500 shs.
are due on each March
debentures are secured by a second
of the property of the company.
Tne
1971.
that, beginning Nov. 1, 1961, the company
will pay one-twelfth of the annual sinking fund requirement monthly
to
the trustee for redemption of bonds upon the first day of each
there
whenever
is
$5,000
or
41,000
1964
43,000
45,000
1972
1966
48,000
1973
1967
51,000
1974
1968
54,000
1963
owned
These
notes
by
1975
indebtedness
for tae
mortgage
SRepresents
Utah,
the company
5(4%,
bear
interest
at
and
interest
amount
principal
3.981..
I
$3,150,948
290,621
2,569,779
2,606,543
$11,805
$42,860
$380,220
$544,405
upon
of
use
and
$104
to
8,303
last
167,258
interest at 6%
per
annum
Corp.—Common
Oct.
an
Offered—
Stock
Railway
1960—Month—1959
revenue—
oper.
Railway
oper.
7,547,890
Net revenue from rail-
ry.
The
and
company
has
sell transistors.
formed
been
Jan.
organized
26,
to
design,
engineer,
Immediately thereafter,
proceeded to establish its facilities. The plant was leased, equipment
was
purchased
facture
tion
was
company
and
transistors
on
installed.
in" order
The
to
train
be
given
test.
the
A
otherwise
of
of such
relatively small
the
common
expected
To
be
To be
To be
to
the
test
Itself
—V.
192,
of
so
transistors
transistors
(some
the.
were
the
and
sold
expended
for
company
this
of
has
product
research
from
issue,
are
$10l,00tf'
and
:
—
50,000
expended for additional machinery and equipment
used to nay salaries of officers
!
and
sales
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
fBank
stock
(par
value 75c)____
October
.1,000,000
30,000
mcnth
1960
the
then
Net
of
exchanging one share, 75 cents
value.
par
360,000
for
Outstanding
220,000
shares
or
about
the
15th
day
income
30
of
income
with
standing
year
a
stock
mon
Mr.
in
accounts
p.
compared
a
to $3,424,465.
the
for
be
were
$1.75
for
that
said
filling
general
the
of
in
the
economy
suffering
24.6%
a
firm
whose
1960,
compared
as
with
$1.44
for
of
of
per
stock
in
Total
record
earnings."—V.
192,
1960
as
real
company
borrowed
This
corporation,
of
Fifth
680
tion statement with the SEC
class
A
common
stock,
on
to
ing
be
Avenue,
Oct. 27,
offered
interests of partners and stockholders
ships and
corporations and interests in
additional
are
to
mation
be
of
New
York,
filed
a
are
the
the
registra¬
covering 1,241,793 shares
exchange for the outstand¬
in certain limited partner¬
a
sole proprietorship.
An
100,000 class A shares included In the registration statement
for public sale at $10 per share, subject to consum¬
exchange offer.
months
six
.
amounted
to
$"344,519
or
with $1,093,137, or $0.69 per share
Total shares outstanding on Sept.
in r.et
decline
slight
income.—V.
■■
increase
192,
"7'
of
more
than
10C%
[;
in
net
earnings
The registration statement also Includes
.
Sept.
«■ <
share.
year's nine months
Last
The
balance
earnings were
from operations were ap¬
net earnings, namely 45
realized from the sale of
capital
gain
cf
holding company.
including sales of jobbing
with
company-owned
offered
the
the
represented
$10,362,000
1960,
in
the
estate
sales,
with
(H. R.) Weissberg Corp.—Registers With SEC—-
of
for
ended
per
compared
254.
p,
.
1959.
year ago.
outstanding.
share,
a
net
housing industry. "At a time when the
marking time and the housing industry was
said, "our company increased its unit sales
these
a
1960
on Oct. 25, by Ben A.
Y Y
>
$22,185,032 for the six-
Coke Co.—Net Scars—
an
months
$1.50
he
achieved
for
-
30,
announced
was
30,
f
Sept,
96 cents per share. Net earnings
or
American
was
part
stock
common
$408,742,
the earnings achievement for the year was clear
growing size of the role shell home construction
decline,"
and
in
assets.
30, 1960.
.
Net income, after all charges, including Federal income taxes, totaled
$825,358 and was equivalent to $1.95 per share on the 423,409 shares
That com¬
the largest builder of shell homes
is
after,taxes
reported
nine
shares
1,011,942
Sept.
ended
.77"
1961.
There
earlier.
year
with
it
months
six
the Dallas-based firm.
compared to
ending
large
year.
indication
by
by 21.4%
attained
net
Zale,
the
$23,920,698,
748..,..
out¬
Based on an estimated 1,956,000 shares of com¬
outstanding in February, 1961, after the expected
existing warrants and convertible bonds, earnings
all
Walter,
country,
is
increased
the
tangible
net
1,574,574 against 1,572,299 last year.
the current six-month period, Zale's added 31 new stores,
several leased departments.
This represents the most rapid
six-month expansion
in the company's history, Mr. Lipshy said and
cents
the
in
$4,000
were
common
1960,
,7
.
During
ago.
to
share
previous
taxes
outstanding,
of
conversion
per
after
$2,820,588.
shares
by
of
from
July,
}
,
including
120,000 shares of common
"reverse-split" on the basis
value, for three shares, 25 cents
a
par
tOn
.
,
averaged more tha*
net sales
,r
for
Zeigler Coal &
$10,000
outstanding
•'
sales
the comparable period
for
proximately
stock, 25 cents par value, were exchanged
stock, 75 cents par value, as a result of
than
more
net
in
were
period
Zbigler
FINANCING
L
loan
by
;VY
reported
sales
Earnings of the Tampa, Fla. corporation for the year ended Aug. 31
a new record, it has teen announced by James W. Walter, President.
Net
of
35,000
105,000
•___
scoops.
years,
Jewelry Co.—Sales Up, Net Down—
been
Net
'
_
additional
backed
Lipshy, President
by
I;;
follows:
as
loan
bank
three
$O,60nper -snare. nlBaisi compares
proceeds to be received by
after deducting the expenses
stock,
v
..
were
.•
a
shovels and
last
the
152.-
increase
An
<
company
necessary
evaluation
200)
is
Walter Corp.—Record Net—
1,504,836
portions
and for other cor¬
7
• .'
earnings
and
178,; p.
Zale
produc¬
manufactured
for
Net
deoenture
—V.
set
pared
certain
off
,
1443.
p.
(Jim)
./"'V''"*
pay
manu¬
that
by the
maintaining the
while
net
be used approximately
to
retire
to
assure
transistors
types
number of
proceeded
manufactured
company.
PROCEEDS—The
the
be
manufactured,
number
leading, users
to
A
consistently
standards.
then
personnel and
equipment
installed and
to
transistors being and to
quality
1960.
company
particular
would
„
than
issue.
$1,954,276 $17,765,872 $17,379,522
462,632
4,320,985
4,356,874
1,032,949
income.—
oper.
to
used
available for payment of interest averaged
10 times the maximum annual interest requirement of this
current assets amount to over $2 million and each $1,000
"
$2,568,946
operations
way
Net
be
provide working capital,
debt,
aluminum
million,
72,702,945
66,960,200
will
■'
FINANCES—For
$5y2
more
BUSINESS—The
manufacture
manufacture
1960—9 Mos.—1959
7,719,800
Offered—The
in
$9,674,076 $84,726,072 $90,082,467
$10,116,836
expenses
• •
major manufacturer
a
plants,
Wabash RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
.
whose TRU BLU brand is marketed nationally,
in the domestic shovel field. It- operates five
four states. It originated heat-treating and the use • of
molybdenum alloy, in steel shovel manufacture and was the first to
is
-
28
>, /
and is due Jan.. 1,
.'V./
'.
Co.—Debentures
'
long term
944.
p.
:V
Tool
&
porate purposes.
1443.
in
due
payment
(
192,
49,625
firm's
two residences in Moab,
certain of its employees.
monthly payments
with
.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
the
aggregate
,
"T
>
i
dents of Ohio;
follows:
^
This note bears
—V.
;
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$2,949,999
*12,893
1
$4,463,462
1,012,870
$5,077,057
• 1,129,212
Ohio, has underwritten $750,000 of
15-year 6%
sinking fund debentures issued, by this
Piqua, Ohio, manufacturer of shovels, scoops, rakes,
wheelbarrows, and similar hand tools and wheeled goods.
The debentures, the first public offering of the 00year-old firm's securities, are priced at par, plus accrued
interest, to yield 6%. They are offered solely to resi¬
$57,000
61,000
64,000
68,000
72,000
77,000
81,000
1971
1965
$38,000
:—~—r;-' " '
—r—
$584,959
188,455
Ohio Co., Columbus,
sinking
the
in
1969
1970
1962
of
more
The annual sinking fund requirements are as
fund account.
Income-
Shovel
provides
month
succeeding
.
Wood
offering circular, Francis J.
Mitchell, 410 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, Calif.,
publicly offered 100,000 shares of this firm's 750 par
common stock at $3 per share.
•In
8,000 shs.
*.
~
$452,297
1,605;
1346.
p.
:
■
n
>
.
7, BUSINESS—Wood,
to
CAPITALIZATION
20,000 shs.
192,
T
"1960—9 Mos.—-1959
$25,039,392 $24,744,296
1,985,086
19,962,335 20,280,834
rail-
operations
oper.
ry.
2,247,851
expenses
\ \
Net revenue from
—V.
$333,481
Transistor
Western
Pursuant
•Common
10,618
oper.
'
'V' '
'
be used by the company as other additional work¬
ing capital to finance increased volume of production
payments of $30,000
sinking funds
1962
Railway
•
30,520,290
275,616
income
192, p.
oper.
2141.
191, p.
i960—Month—1959 *
$2,700,148
$2,570,045
Period End. Sept. 30—
the
of
$287,421
.
the lowest
$39,966,793 $40,248,890
1960—Month—1959
Deficit.—V.
1962/—V.
early
Railway oper. revenue
from rail¬
operations
in
time
Wisconsin Central RR.—Earnings—
\
Net
Alabama—Earnings—
expenses
oper.
of
received with bids coming from California,- Louisiana, Iowa,
and Illinois, Williams-McWilliams should complete Its project
eight
some
part¬
each
owner
31,556,731
..
awarded a $1,391,799 dredging
Engineers for dredging an interna,
has been
Corps,
feet
36
Nebras -a
To
1L
par)
of
1443
p.
revenue
$800,000
-
par)
($25
($10
in
sole
$1,303,074
$1,141,143
income—
oper.
192,
ops.
ry.
S.
twisting and constantly changing Mississippi River.
The Wililams-McWilliams bid for the interim channel was
will
3,326,520
,
Industries, Inc.—Contract—
firm
La.,
U.
deep and 250 feet wide on the Mississippi River-Gulf
Tidewater Outlet,
which is designed
to .cut through to the Port of
New Orleans from
the Gulf 'of Mexico permitting ships to avoid the
1960—9 Mos.—1959
$4,629,594
3,470,675
Railway oper. revenue-
Stock:
Capital
.
Debt:
the
and
1960—Month—1959
4,611,818
expenses
the
by
channel
Co.—Earnings—
17,084
Utah
partner
general
a
Orleans,
New
The
assuming
and,
corporation
1536.
192, p.
contract
partnership
to all
day
Williams-McWilliams
properties.^ Weissberg
as
Angeles, Calif., the transfer agent, which
of November, 1960, with interest, at
The obligation of the company to «the
guaranteed by certain of the officers and directors.
15th
annum.
per
Union Bank has been
and
shares
A
Monday, November 7, 1860
.
the
on
6%%
of
way
revenue
oper.
Western Ry. of
Outstanding
Short
these
class
rate
—V.
r
development
19,700
in
York,
New
payable
now
the
/
sLaie.
per
is
acquired
oper.
ry.
the com¬
Authorized
5%% first mortgage notes due Sept. 1, 1961
-$450,000
*5(4% debentures, series A, due April 1, 1971
1,000,000
t6% first mortgage sinking funds bonds,
due Oct, 1, 1975
800,000
§Mortgage notes upon two residences in Moab,
by
in
1,241,793
exchange offer
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Railway
—V.
interests
Hotel
them;
Western Pacific
Net
The
owned
stockholder
a
the
Winslow
accept the
interests
Lord
of
FINANCING
Debt:
Long Term
at $10
Welssberg
.
.
$10,000 from Union Bank, Los
The
employees.
Brittany.
To
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
certain
kO
100%
of the
by the company, they will own 208,158 shares,
of the outstanding class A stock and 41,000 shares, or
the class B.
Weissberg is the owner of the outstanding
of
nership,
capital.
working
pany's
Utah,
Vernal,
near
balance
intend
are
50.62%,
gas
a
natural gas
furnish
to
plant
The
bonds
existing first mortgage indebtedness due Sept. I,
1961, and
will be used to retire a bank loan of the same amount which
pany's
$50,000
was
of
$800,000
at $1 per
Chairman, 30,u0J
Board
and
under Delaware law on Oct. 26, 1960,
hotel and general real estate business,
Brittany
exchange
15.51%,
or
it
herein.
described
PROCEEDS—Of
in
wife
interests
Utah Gas Service Co.—Bonds Offered—Pursuant to an
Service
to
shares
will be sold
41,000
lu.oud
advantageous situations arise.
Tne prop¬
exchange offer is being made are as fol¬
Baltimore, Gramercy Park Hotel, Para¬
the
Hotel,
in
Hotel
corporate
or
»
Trust Co. of Lincoln, Neb. of¬
this utility's 6% first mortgage
sinking fund bonds, dated Oct. 1,1960 and due Oct. 1,1975.
A
the
when
which
Hotel
Hotel,
issued
be
Net
Gas
properties
Baltimore
Montmartre
way
Oct. 20 prospectus, First
fered at par $800,000 of
which
President
state of the United States and throughout the
will also engage in similar activities with respect
any
concerning
Net
BUSINESS—Utah
in
company
personal
proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
The
The
Lord
York.
New
in
Period End. Sept. 30—
Oct.
on
share,
per
of
anu
organized
engage
erties
Commission—
75,000 shares of common stock (par
covering
at
stock,
class
400
was
to
therein
world.
Corp., Dover, Del.
Electronics Laboratories
Universal
—Files With Securities and Exchange
The
rights
Hotel
trustees
voting
has sold
B
Welssberg,
members,
including leasing, purchasing or otherwise acquiring, owning, develop¬
ing,
using,
holding, selling,
conveying, exchanging, mortgaging and
financing hotels and real and personal property and any Interests or
d'Avaucourt.
dcVltry
of
one
Toneys,
R.
company
stock
Armand deVitry d'Avaucourt is listed
for /o,oJ0 common shares held by the
arrangement is to be terminated upon
the consummation
of this
fin_ncwg.
Tne company
in October 1960
issued
the
8,000 preferred shares
in exchange for the $800,000 of
notes
of
Dixie
Acceptance,
the said shares
being convertible into
5O.000 common shares at the conversion price of $16 per share.
Henrietie
class
board
proposes
the amount
1, 1970, at
being
notes
The
and
sold at 98% of principal amount
per
right to purchase one share.
purchasers.
Another purchaser was
subordinated no-es aue 1970 in
being exercisable until April
warrants
share.
per
convertible
5%
par
7%
its
the
$800,000,"
$2.50
$100
other
lows:
<•
certain
to
son
company
ofiering.
addition
In
F.
2,500
12
of
Herbert
company
sold, respec¬
at $2.75 per
share and granted an option to the company to purchase from them
(in the same proportions) 20,000 additional shares for an aggregate
of
$62,500.
Tne
company
has agreed to exercise such option not
more
than 30 days alter the date on which it receives the proceeds
In
tively,
shares
to
to
Carl W.
1960 the
to Willa
to
each
shares
directors.
the same
Mcuougail, wiie of James H. McDougall, President.
sold
company
81,000
snare
including
individuals,
six
to
snare
per
Townsend
W.
J. Toney, Jr., 45,978 and C. G.
the company sold 68,000 shares
F.
1953
Novemoer
Mr.
to
and
22,983,
Toney,
13,588.
common
8,000
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1362)
in
$13,756,934
mines
were
1959.—V.
in
in
192,
excess
p.
.
were $13,812,088
ip
sales of coal mined
of $11,200,000 as compared
coal,
1959.. Net
447.
Volume
6001
Number
192
,
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Chronicle
(1863)
55
&
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
24
ARIZONA
Chandler,
■
Ariz.
1959
ment
24—v.
to
bonds
192,
&
of
100.02,.«a
about
135,000
265,000
1971
70,000
1
to
July 1
on
inclusive.
1975
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
1982
Maricopa County, Paradise Valley
Elementary School District No. 69
were
Bank
&
Bond
eral
Sale
The
—
obligation
on
school
were
awarded
to
San
of¬
bonds
Cruttenden, Po-
Oct. 20
on
&
a
Due
Dec.
on
1
1961 to 1970 inclusive.
4s. Due
as
1971 to 1985 inclusive.
Bond
Union
High School Dist.,
County, Calif.
— W.
T. Paasch,
Contra Costa
Bond
Offering
for
6
Due
inclusive.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
•
,
bids at his office in
til 10:30
;
1,
1962
to
un-
Nov. 22
on
of
purchase
$750,000
school, series F 1955 bonds.
Jan.
.
(PST)
a.m.
the
for
Martinez,
Daied
on Jan. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1961.
Due
1981
series
school,
B
The Bank
to
building
1959,
Oct. 10
on
was
of America
N.
sold
T.
&
S.
A., of San Francisco, and Asso¬
ciates. Dated Oct. 1, 1960, Due on
Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1984 inclusive.
Interest
by
&
and interest (J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
A-O.
Legality
approved
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Freedom
Union
Santa Cruz
School District,
County, Calif. "
bids
.
..
for
28
Alhambra Union High School Dist.,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—W.
T.
bids at his office in Martinez, until 10:30 a.rm (PST) on Nov. 9 for
the
purchase of $1,000,000 school,
series
B
bonds. Dated Dec.
15,
•
1960. Due
on
Dec. 15 from
inclusive.
1980
Principal
1961 to
in¬
and
terest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
Anaheim
High School Dist.,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $2,350,000 gen¬
eral obligation school bonds of¬
fered
on
Oct. 25—v. 192, p. 1347—
awarded
were
to
syndicate
a
headed by the
California Bank, of
Los Angeles, as 3%s, at a price of
100.0263,
1, 1960.
Due
1961
to
inclusive.
Hill
follows:
as
Richards
&
Co., White, Weld & Co., E. F. Hutton &
ity
by
approved
quist,
Herrington
til
for
Dahl¬
Sutcliffe,
ot
school bonds. Due
1961
to
1985
and interest
on
&
•
Lakeside
Union
^;:
A
School
of
•*
Rio Linda Union School District,
Dated
J.
A. Overton
Bloomfield
Los
Bond
vig,
School
bids
Clerk,
at
will
office
his
receive
in
Los
until 9 a.m. (PST) on
Nov. 29 for the purchase of $108,Angeles,
000
school
1960.
1983
Due
bonds.
cn
Jan.
inclusive.
terest
Dated
1
from
Jan.
Principal and in¬
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.
Dec.
from
15, 1960^ Due
1961
to
1985
on
inclusive.
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of
the
San Francisco.
Los Gates Joint Union High School
District,
Santa Clara and
Cruz Counties, Calif.
$321,000 school,
offered on
Oct. 17 — v. 192, p. 1347 — were
awarded to a group composed of
sold
to
The
-
Co., and William R. Staats & Co.,
at a price of 100.0006, a net in¬
terest cost of about 4.17%, as fol¬
lows:
as 5s. Due on Nov. 15
1962 to 1967 inclusive.
$40,000
10,000 as 3y2s. Due
000
Clara
school
Fargo Bank
Co., of San Fran¬
cisco. Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on
County,
bonds
offered
on
Oct.
&
from
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
1979 to
1984 inclusive.
from
.
,
Due
4s.
as
Nov. 15
on
as
proved
offered
bonds
p.
Calif.
$2,000,000 school
Oct. 25—v. 192,
on
Sale
—
the
of
composed
Continues
Manuel, Chairman of the Author¬
ity, said.
He pointed out that
September
gains
in
traffic
and
revenue
marked two years in which each
3.49%.
University of San Francisco (P. O.
San Francisco), Calif.
Bond Offering—James M. Cor-
100.03,
4.02%,
$4,270,000
as
a
150,000
4j/4S. Due
from
100,000
Is.
as
Due on Dec. 1
Dec.
on
highway system bonds of the State
of Connecticut.
192, p.
Co.
at
3.20s,
Valley Union High
100.76,
a
Bond
a.m.
bids
sealed
(EST)
on
will
Treasurer,
Borough
receive
Nov.
until
15
from
1961
1, 1960.
to
1980
Due on Nov. 1
inclusive.
Le¬
gality approved by Day, Berry &
Howard, of Hartford.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Dunbarton
a
Bond Sale—The
$848,000 dormi¬
tory and dining hall 1959 revenue
bonds offered on Oct. 21—v. 192,
1444—were awarded to The
Housing and Home Fi¬
2%.
1
.
September 283,813 vehicles
over the turnpike for a gain
23,510
month
9%. Mileage for the
or
14,046,644
was
which
was
gain of 1,153,608 or 9% over the
1959
month.
Mr.
Manuel
reported that Sep¬
earnings covered bond
interest requirements
1.44 times
compared to
1.37
in
the
1959
tember net
month.
ILLINOIS
Cook County
Community Consoli¬
dated School District No. 34
(P. O. Glenview), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
was
bonds
sold
offered
First
The
to
$325,000
Oct.
on
18
National
Bank, of Chicago, as 33As, at a
price of 101.079, a basis of about
3.65%.
Du Page
No.
College of Holy Cross,
Washington, D. C.
p.
of
the
for
purchase of $1,000,000 water and
electric, second issue 1960 bonds.
Dated Nov.
up
In
11:30
nance
12
County School District
(P. O. Roselle), III.
Sale—The $374,000
Bond
school
building bonds offered on Oct. 27'
—v.
192,
tional Bank
cago,
1656—were
p.
at
awarded
Illinois
Na¬
& Trust Co., of
Chi¬
Continental
The
to
price of 100.001.
a
Agency,
Bond
Offering
—
J.
the
purchase
E.
of
$200,000
inclusive.
from
Cape Canaveral Hospital District
(P. O. 26 North Atlantic Ave.,
Cocoa Beach), Fla.
Bond Offering — Elynore J.
Rienhart, Secretary of the Hospi¬
tal Board,
will receive sealed bids
Grove, III.
*
Sale—The
Bond
Lewis,
1961 to 1985
Principal and interest
Due
27/s s, at a price
eral
school, series B bonds. Dated Dec.
1960.
as
Elk
of par,
FLORIDA
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on Nov.
10,
of
Groton, Conn.
Offering—Frank S.Whit-
County, Calif.
for
,
Federal
Ynez
School District, Santa Barbara
21
price
a
basis of about 3.12%.
comb,
syndicate
follows: Wells Fargo Bank
Co., of San Fran¬
cisco, Blyth & Co., Inc., Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., Dean Witter
& Co., Weeden & Co., R. H. Moul¬
ton
&
Co., White, Weld & Co.,
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Reynolds &
Co., J. Barth & Co., E. F. Hutton
& Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., J. A.
Hogle & Co., Kenower, MacArthur
&
Co., Irving Lundborg & Co.,
Shuman, Agnew & Co., Stone &
Youngberg, Hooker & Fay, Hannaford & Talbot, and C. N. White
Santa
$1,750,000 sewer,
series A bonds offered on Oct. 25
v.
was
rolled
Farmington, Conn.
-
Bond Sale—The
1,
American Trust
&
$2,080,075.55 compared to $1,854,483.76 for an increase of $225,-
$369,854.50 against $346,814.84 for
pointed Co-Paying Agent for the "the 1959 month and showed a gain
$35,440,000 series A and series A A of 6.6%. Net income for the period
1984 inclusive.
1984.
as
$2,759,401.55 against the 1959
figure of $2,459,826.78 for a boost
$299,574.77.
Net income for the same period
was
Dec. 1,
on
Due
an
same
(State of)
591.79 or 12%.
Agent—Man¬ 1. r In September gross income was
Connecticut
as
1974 to
the
of
Auliffe, of San Francisco.
Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Cooley
& Co., and Lyons & Shafto, Inc.,
1973.
2,630,000 as 4s.
income
12% over
was
1
follows:
5s.
Due on Dec.
1962 to 1972 inclusive.
as
April 1,
increase
period in
1959. Total income for the period
showed
of
approved
1537—were awarded to
a syndicate composed of the First
Boston Corp.;
Smith, Barney &
$1,150,000 as
from
of the
months
began
'
price of
net interest cost of about
a
which
gross
by Heller, Ehrman, White & Mc-
syndicate headed by
A.,
at
year
Names Co-Paying
Calif.
The
Francisco,
San
the first six
For
fiscal
purchase of $786,000 stu¬
housing
system
revenue
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1999 inclusive.
the Bank of America N. T. & S.
of
shown
has
gains over the same months of the
previous years.
the
Legality
month
consecutive
,bett, S. J., Secretary of the Board
of
Trustees, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 25
A-O.
Increases—
Turnpike, continues to show
monthly
increases,
Thomas
B.
& Co.; William R. Staats &
Co., and Wells Fargo Bank Amer¬
Trust Co., of- San Francisco,
as
3y2s, at a price of 100.084, a
dent
Monthly
Despite reports of dwindling tour¬
ism
throughout
the
State,
the
Sunshine State Parkway, Florida's
Security-
ton
for
Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
ufacturers Trust Co. has been ap¬
school, series B bonds offered on
Oct. 26 — v. 192, p. 1537 — were
a
(M-S) payable
City.
Legality
apCaldwell,
Marshall,
Mitchell, of N. Y. City.
State
Florida
1444—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate
from 1979 to 1985 inclusive.
Bond
by
Trimble &
CONNECTICUT
San Juan Unified School District,
Sacramento County,
York
New
1
Prin¬
Manhattan Bank, in
the Chase
at
1964
from
1
Callable.
Los Angeles County,
Due on Nov. 15
4Y4S.
Sept.
on
1990 inclusive.
cipal and interest
1
Unified School District,
Bond Sale—The
from 1969 to 1978 inclusive.
141,000
receive
(EST) on
a.m.
the purchase of $14,-
for
Due
1960.
to
(
Torrance
Interest
Nov. 15,
on
1968.
130,000
Wells
American Trust
Due on Nov.
bonds.
1957 bonds was
School Dist., Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1984 inclusive.
Interest A-O. Legality approved
Calif.
Sale—An issue of $1,400,-' by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
Santa
bonds
1959
B
Blyth & Co., Inc., Dean Witter &
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000
school, series E
1978 inclusive.
33/4s.
as
basis of about
Santa
'
East Side Union High
Bond
Dec.
fice.
1,
1962 to
(J-J)
15
school,
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
District
Angeles County, Calif.
Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
County
sealed
Co.
&
000
purchase of $117,series B 1960 bonds.
1
Bond Sale—The
series
were
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
10:30
a.m.
(PST) on
Stern Bros. & Co., Taylor &
Co., McDonald-Moore & Co., and
Calif.
County,
Sacramento
Other members of the
Nov. 15 for the
pany,
San Francisco.
San
District,
Due on Nov.
ican
t
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Offering — R. B. James,
3V2S.
as
Wither-
500,000 Hillsborough County road
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Sept.
1,
1
Due
les; Blyth & Co., Inc.; R. H. Moul¬
Dec. 15 from
Sutcliffe,
Francisco/
Nov. 1,1966
on Nov.
1972 inclusive.
174,000
on
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington
on
from 1973 to
inclusive.
Secretary,
Nov. 30
First National Bank of Los Ange¬
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Due
Legality approved by Orrick,
awarded to
a.m.
3s.
as
W.
will
Offering—T.
ington,
1,
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Legal¬
(PST) on Nov.
purchase of $330,000
the
(PST)
of
Nov.
.sealed bids until 11
174,000
Dec. 12 for
$95,000 school
Dated Jan. 2, 1961. Due 011
a.m.
on
as 3Y4S.
from 1970 to
Graham,
E.
Due
87,000
purchase
bonds.
Principal
Irving School District, Alameda
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
10
Offering—R.
43As.
to 1969 inclusive.
Dec. 1 from
San Francisco.
bids until
11
the
$86,000
Orrick,
&
119,000
Joaquin County, Calif.
(J-D) payable at the
Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
Baxter & Co., The Illinois Com¬
•
on
County
Bond
follows:
as
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Nov.
on
County Treasurer's office.
Other members of the syndicate
were
1985
interest
and
basis of about 3.74%.
a
(PST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
the
,
1965.
interest
at
(J-J) payable at any
trust company designated
or
Oct. 25
on
p.
as
$30,000
1982
bids at his office in Stockton, un¬
school, series C 1956 bonds. Dated
15
Union
2
Dec.
Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
^
until
3.55%,
1961.
and
Principal
bank
July 1 from
Principal
on
inclusive.
1980
to
.by the successful bidder. Legality
1655—were awarded .approved by Chapman & Cutler,
composed of Blyth & of Chicago.
Co., Inc.; William R. Staats & Co.,
Florida Development Commission
and J. Barth & Co., at a price of
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
100.02, a net interest cost of about
192,
Rindge School District, San
Offering—Tom M. Kelley,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Francisco.
1,
1962 to
from
1964
and interest
$584,000 school,
offered
building limited tax bonds. Dated
July 1, 1960. Due
group
a
Treasurer's office.
Bond
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
\
1
payable
(J-J)
Dec.
$62,000
Jan.
Dated
Jan.
Red¬
on
a.m.
t
Unified
Francisco
Bond Sale—The
(EST) on Nov. 29 for
purchase of $450,000 hospital
the
County, Calif.
f
to
receive
in
(PST)
purchase
of
bonds.
on
will
office
his
until 2 p.m.
County
the
School District, San Mateo
—v.
John A. Brun-
—
Clerk,
at
the
school
Santa Clara County, Calif.
Bond Sale-^An issue of $361,000
bonds offered
bids
wood, until 10
Franklin-McKinley School District,
Acalanes
Offering
County
sealed
of
Sons, and Stevens, Inc., jointly.
CALIFORNIA
Valley School District,
San Mateo County, Calif.
fice.
Dec. 1 from
on
A., of San Francisco
Jan. 2 from 1962 to 1971
follows:
as
-4%s.
as
from
200,000
sold to T. J. Raney
was
awarded
Co., at a price
net interest cost of
4.05%,
$100,000
C00 industrial plant bonds offered
Oct. 25
on
South* San
Oct.
on
series B bonds
Bond
$300,000 school
1537—were
p.
100.096,
about
N. T. & S.
V
District,
$595,000
and Associates.
Diego County, Calif.
192,
Springs, Ark.
$2,500,-
School
John Nuveen &
of
Sale—An issue of
Union
series A bonds offered
to
Bond
Co., of San Fran¬
Sale—The
Bond
—v.
ARKANSAS
Western
cisco, Hill Richards & Co., R. H.
Co., Security-First Na¬
tional Bank of Los Angeles, Wil¬
liam R. Staats & Co., Weeden &
Co., and Dean Witter & Co.
Encinitas
desta & Co.
Hot
Trust
First
(J-D)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
sold to The Bank of Ameri¬
was
ing,
Moulton &
$242,000 gen¬
Oct. 24—v. 192, p. 1347—
fered
follows:
as *
■
18
Nov. 1 from
Is. Due on Nov. 1, 1985.
as
Sale—An issue of
Bond
1960 school bonds offered
1,
inclusive.
1984
to
on
Nov.
on
Other members of the syndicate
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
,
4s. Due
as
1975
July
on
Due
•
to
4s. Due
as
1976
-
33/4S.
as
from
•
690,000
1 from
School District,
County, Calif.
Unified
Alameda
Portola
as 33/4s. Due
1973 and 1974.
Co., at a price
interest cost of
Due
on Nov.
inclusive.
1972
to
120,000
follows: : "v
as
Piedmont
ca
5s. Due
as
1961
from 1965 to 1970 inclusive.
/
V
&
4V4S.
as
4
$520,000
Farwell, Chapman
net
3.95%,
$76,000
Co.,. of San Francisco,
price of 100.00007, a net in¬
a
lows:
Co., Coughlin & Co., and Gar-
rett-Bromfield
.
Oct.
on
composed of Shearson,
Hammill & Co.,
:
offered
at
terest cost of about 3.89%, as fol¬
1444—were awarded
p.
group
a
system improve¬
sewer
syndicate headed
a
Trust
can
Bond Sale—The $476,000 water¬
works and
sold to
was
by the Wells Fargo Bank Ameri¬
obligation
Oct. 24
—
Inc.,
v.
to
awarded
and
$400,000
gen¬
offered on
1537 — were
bonds
192,
p,
Benjamin
Walter
and Lang,
M. Kelleher &
Co., jointly, as 3V4S, 3%s and 4s,
at
est
a
price of 100.152, a net inter¬
cost
of about 3.89%.
-
,
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(18S4)
for the
various
eral obligation bonds.
Dated
1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
(CST)
Kendall, Kane and Will Counties
Community Consolidated Grade
School District No. 8 (P. O.
Oswego), III.
Bond Sale—The $585,000 school
Co.
Inc., McCormick
cost
3.02%,
about
of
Adair
as
55.000
Due
3.20s.
as
Dec.
on
Roberts,
will
receive
purchase
Nov. 17 for the
$70,000 waterworks
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
Due
Jan.
inclusive.
7
on
of
revenue
on
K.
until
bids
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
William
Clerk-Treasurer,
Town
1
1962
from
1960.
1985
to
and interest
(J-J) payable at the Bright Na¬
tional
Bank, in Flora. Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
& Miller, of Indianapolis.
Principal
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $690,000 sani¬
tary district, third issue bonds of¬
fered
Oct. 27—v.
on
awarded
were
to
192, p. 1656—
a
com¬
group
posed of Goodbody & Co., Ernst &
Co., and K. J. Brown & Co., as
3%s, at a price of 100.899, a basis
of
Offering—Jack
New¬
E.
lumbia.
to
Secretary
of
Board
the
Sway zee, Ind.
Offering — Ray
Bond
Town
by
ceive
sealed
(CST)
chase
of
1960.
to
15
Due
Nov.
on
interest
p.m.
pur¬
waterworks
Dated
Nov.
from
10
inclusive.
1990
re¬
1
the
for
$118,000
bonds.
revenue
will
until
bids
Nov.
on
Hiatt,
O.
1,
until
bids
sealed
11
a.m.
(EST) on Nov. 15 for the purchase
of $700,000 general obligation hos¬
pital bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1990
inclusive. Callable as of Sept. 1,
1972.
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the American National
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
in Newport.
Bank,
West
Sale—The
on
Oct. 25—v.
awarded
of
revenue
College of Kentucky (P. O.
Danville), Ky.
Bond Offering — Pierce Lively,
of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Secretary
of
Board
the
to
building
Oct.
on
The
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Shearson,
Hammill & Co., Mullaney, Wells
6 Co., and M. B. Vick & Co.
to
a
192,
composed of
Securities Corpo¬
group
Equitable
$48,000
4s. Due
as
1961
1964
to
125,000
from
127,000
inclusive.
Due
Nov. 1
on
1965 to 1972 inclusive.
4s. Due
as
1973
Nov. 1 from
on
33,4s.
as
on
Nov. 1 from
Bond
bonds
revenue
and Hill & Co.,
Oct.
on
p. 1445—were
Bankers Bond
The
to
offered
192,
24
awarded
Co., Inc.,
Bond
Offering — A. M. Ames,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
7 for the purchase of $29,000 sew¬
er
construction
1,
1960. Due
to
1971
proved
on
bonds. Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
1
from
Dec.
1962
Legality
ap¬
by
Ahlers &
Bannister, Carpenter,
Cooney, of Des Moines.
Johnston Consolidated School Dist.,
Iowa
Bond
Russell, Ky.
Bond
Sale—The $365,000
building
Oct.
on
20—v.
awarded
Co.,
bonds
revenue
Offering—Ramona
192, p.
Charles
to
inclusive.
1
from
Legality
1961
to
approved
1980
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Director
receive
sealed
Taylor County
Hinsch
until
9
to
Stuart
price of
par,
terest cost of about
a
Legality
fol¬
$170,000
60,000
43As.
as
Due
1962 to
3.60s.
as
Dec.
on
1
1964 inclusive.
Due
Dec.
on
1,
1965.
1,005,000
3V2s.
as
Due
Dec.
on
1
1966 to 1978 inclusive.
from
765,000
3.60s.
as
from
Due
1
1979 to 1985 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
follows: Blair & Co., Inc.,
were
as
John
Nuveen
(P.
O.
Campbells-
000
bonds
offered
building
revenue
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960.
Due
on
May 1 from 1962 to 1980 in¬
clusive.
Callable
as
of
May
1,
1965. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable
the
at
Taylor
County
Bank, in Campbellsville. Legality
approved by Skaggs, Hays 8c Fahey, of Louisville.
LOUISIANA
East Baton
Rouge Parish
Baton
Bond
Sale—The
improvement
Oct.
26
—
awarded
v.
to
(P. O.
$100,000 street
bonds
offered
192, p. 1538
Scharff &
—
fered
Oct. 24—v. 192, p.
on
Sale—The
on
Co.,
3%s.
as
from
75,000
3%s.
as
—were
awarded
&
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Bond
State
Offering—C.
Comptroller,
bids
until
L.
Wannen,
will
Dec.
receive
7
for
the
of
$12,500,000
state
construction
revenue
bonds.
as
from
33/4s.
to
Ladd
Fenner & Smith Inc.
on
Nov.
the
1
Leo
—
J.
offered
on
headed
New
by
the
Trust
and
Lehman
3V4s and 3y2s, at
a
a
Co.,
of
New
Brothers,
as
price of 100.103
net interest cost of about 3.37%.
follows: Philadelphia NaOther members of the syndicate
were
as
1963
inclusive.
1986
to
June
of
duPont
of
St.
&
Co.,
Fidelity Union Trust Co., of New¬
ark, Bache & Co., Hirsch & Co.,
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., G. C.
Haas
and
8c
D.
Co.,
A
R.
White
D.
Pincus
&
&
Co.,
Co.
Sale—The
—were
awarded
to
192,
a
p.
1657
Kidder, Pea-
8c Tyson, jointly,
price of 100.261,
3.16%.
a
Cole,
Principal
any
trust company
or
1,
lich,
Callable
a
Trust
Co.,
of
of
(M-S)
trust
Principal
payable
proved
McKean
Summit Township
MacArthur
from 1961 to
410,000
as
from
300,000
Due
1965 to
as
on
offered
Due
on
&
Three
Clerk,
1
to
awarded
Bond
June
$20,000 special
Oct. 25—v. 192, p.
on
1
1976 inclusive.
3%s.
(P. O. Jackson),
Sale—The
Bond
1
June
or
assessment water main 1960 bonds
1964 inclusive.
3V2S.
bank
any
Michigan
The
June
on
interest
and
at
bidder.
—were
Due
Berk-
designated by the
Legality
ap¬
by
Dickinson,
Wright,
& Cudlip, of Detroit.
successful
$90,000
4s.
Walter
company
Shearson, Hammill & Co., and
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., at a price
of 100.009, a net interest cost of
about 3.65%, as follows:
as
—
City
inclusive.
Chicago,
composed
group
Offering
special
assessment
1960
paving bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960.
Due on Sept. 1
|rom 1961 to 1965-
Oct.
on
Canfield,
$60,000
$800,000 unlim¬
general obligation build¬
ing and site bonds offered
Miller,
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
bids; until 8 p.m. (EST)
on
Nov.
16 for the purchase of
Interest J-D.
1975.
by
Southgate, Mich.
Bond
Bond Sale—The
1657
Kenower,
Co.
Rivers,
Mich.
Offering—Jane Sebo, City
will
receive
bids
sealed
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Nov. 16 for
purchase
of
$75,000
water
supply
and sewage disposal sys¬
1986 inclusive.
Township
Unit
Sch.
tem
Frankenmuth),
1,
Michigan
Bond
Offering
Arnold
—
to
C.
3.20s, at
basis of about
bonds.
revenue
1960. Due
inclusive.
1971
Dated
Jan.
on
Nuechiterlein, Secretary of the
Board of Education, will receive
Legality
Canfield,
1962
Interest
J-J.
Paddock
sealed
May
from
1
approved
Detroit.
Nov.
000
bids until
16 for the
school
bonds.
on
Dated
clusive.
8 p.m.
Aug!
payable
company
1,
1962
at
1960.
to
White
and
any
bidder.
Bond
in¬
bank
by
Legality
ceive
or
chase
ap¬
ing
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
& Stone, of Detroit.
to
1968
bank
bonds.
on
Dated
June
clusive.
(J-D)
1
Principal
payable at
company
successful
proved
1961
by
to
and
any
1986
(M-N)
payable
at
the
Paddock
successful
by
&
bidder.
Miller,
of
Stone,
MINNESOTA
Brooklyn Center, Minn.
Bond
Offering — H. R, Jones,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
interest
bank
v
or
Dawson
Logan, of New York City.
Dated
trust company desig¬
Canfield,
in¬
designated by the
Legality ap¬
King,
build¬
bids
bidder.
Wood,
p.m.
Detroit.
building and site
Nov.
1, 1960. Due
from
or
approved
7:30 p.m.
obligation
8
the" pur¬
for
on
by
Legality
Rapids), Mich.
sealed
D.
May 1 from
inclusive. Principal
interest
any
until
10
of $40,000 township
limited
tax. bonds.
nated
Offering — John Venner,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
receive
Theodore
—
bids
Nov.
on
1961
Bond
will
Offering
and
(P. O. 2700 Breton Rocd, S. E.
tion,
..
,
Sept. 1, 1960. Due
Kentwood Public School District
Grand
O.
Township (P.
Pigeon), Mich.
sealed
(EST)
the
proved
dock
of
Stone,
Musser, Township Clerk, will re¬
interest
designated
&
Pigeon
White
Due
1967
Miller,
by
on
purchase of $375,limited tax
Principal
successful
(EST)
building
April 1 from
trust
as
inclusive.
(J-J) payable at
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
(P. O. Grand Rapids), Mich.
eral
body & Co., and Townsend, Dabney
1978
(EST) on Nov. 17
for the purchase of
$840,000 gen¬
$546,000 bonds
Oct. 27—v.
to
bank
Forest Hills Public School District
until
Manchester, Mass.
on
bids
(EST) on Nov. 9 for
purchase of $200,000 school
1962
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
(A-O)
I.
Edu¬
p.m.
and interest
building and site bonds. Dated
Oct: 1, 1960.r Due on June 1 from
trust
Bank, of Philadelphia, East¬
Dillon, Union Securities &
Co., White, Weld & Co., Equitable
Securities Corp., Hemphill, Noyes
8c
Co., Eldredge & Co., Kean,
Taylor & Co., Hallgarten & Co.,
Francis
of
sealed
approved
tional
Bank,
Board
receive
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.'
man
National
the
of
will
8
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m.
(EST)*-!oh NoV.p28 for
the purchase of $1,400,000 school
District (P. O.
syndicate
Chemical
Bank
York
York,
a
to
1,
,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Frankenmuth
$4,200,000 bonds
Oct. 25—v. 192, p. 1538
awarded
April
on
building limited tax bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1960. Due on July 1 from
1980 inclusive.
Offering
Due
=
District
(P.
O.
Harbor), Mich.
Offering—Bert Bergmark,
Secretary
until
Township School Dist.
(P. O. 26155 Richardson,
Dearborn), Mich.
Bond
on April 1, 1976.
Due on April 1,
,
2V4S.
School
cation,
1
Dearborn
No. 4
1
April 1
on
the
MASSACHUSETTS
offered
Dinkins
Due
1974 to
23/4s.,
as
Bond
1
Nov.
on
Due
3s. Due
as
Sorter
1973 inclusive.
from 1977 to
Jones, Inc.,
Co., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Due
April
on
1968 inclusive.
33/4s.
Benton
Nov.
on
Due
1961 to
1978.
; >
1968 inclusive.
from 1969 to
to
on
$250,000 bonds
Due
1961 to
4V2S.
as
as
6,000
of about 3.72%, as follows:
$95,000
&
1977.
to Kenower, MacCo., and Paine, Webber,
Jackson
& Curtis, jointly,
at a
price of 100.001, a net interest
cost
McDonald-Moore
to
as
5,000
1657—
Arthur &
Northern
and Freeman 8c Co.
were
Oct. 24—v. 192, p. 1348
5,000
of¬
awarded
were
.<
from 1969 to 1975 inclusive.
..
gen¬
bonds
School Dist. No. I
■'■r'•
$24,000
30,000
$310,000
storm
In¬
a
interest
-
Sale—The
1970.
price of 100.001, a net
cost of about 3.53%, as
at
follows:
27—v. 192, p. 1657—were awarded
Bond
offered
Co.,
Tyan,
to
1,
Sale—The $70,000 general
awarded
awarded
obligation
June
June
inclusive.
obligation school bonds offered on
Oct
19—v.
192, p. 1538—were
Coldwater, Mich.
eral
of
1987
(P. O. Route No. 2, Box 136,
Three Rivers), Mich.
V
from
Bond
to
bonds.
on
J-D.
Bond
$82,000 special
improvement
Oct. 24—v. 192,
Corp., Granbery, Marache
4s.
Mc-
.
Sutherland & Co.
&
&
1962
as
site
and
1960. Due
Park Community
ited tax
Loun,
Rouge), La.
on
1,
Legality approved by
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, of
New York City.
street
1657—were
p.
building
Callable
Mich.
Sale—The
Bond
assessment
the
Dec.
terest
O. 1125
Road, Battle
Territorial
7:30
for
from
1
Battle Creek Township (P.
West
16
ligation
8c
Co., Hornblower
& Weeks, Barrow, Leary 8c
Co.,
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs
8c
Co., First of Michigan
—were
school
Palmer
until
Dated
MICHIGAN
as
Dec.
on
L.
p.m.
(EST)
on
purchase of $1,350,000 unlimited tax general ob¬
by
approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Co.
net in¬
as
bids
inclusive.
1966
to
1961
Boston.
&
3.57%,
O.
Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
Nov.
421,
Room
Principal and interest payable at
the National Shawmut Bank, in
syndicate
a
Halsey,
time
same
lows:
.
a.m.
from
140,000
&
Bond Offering—E. Poe Young,
County Court Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on
Nov. 10 for the purchase of $750,-
as
of Administration,
Commissioners, will
bids
a
the
at
De¬
40 Water
Street,
Boston,
until
11
a.m.
(EST) on Nov. 10 for the pur¬
chase
of
$160,000 water bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec.
$2,000,000
drainage
and
awarded
Inc., at
Municipal
Bank,
Bond Sale—The
Bond
Kee,
were
1538—were
A.
Kaplan, La.
Wichita, Kan.
Offering—Grover E.
Beard of City
offered
by
&
Boston, Mass.
KANSAS
Bond
bonds
headed
Gerulsen
Sale—The
water
Inc.
Ward,
(CST) on Nov. 7 for the
purchase of $135,500 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960.
Nov.
Additional
sewerage
highway
school
offered
Shawmut
partment,
& Co.
Overton
purchase
7:30 p.m.
on
Wallace,
Bcatmen's
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
Due
J. A.
sealed
jointly.
ville), Ky.
Town
Co.,
MARYLAND
Owenton, Ky.
Sale—The $128,000 water
!
V
Co., Inc., Weil Invest¬
Hughes &
inclusive.
1978
to
IOWA
Baxter, Iowa
E. Pollock & Co., Inc., Ernst &
Co., Kohlmeyer & Co., Crane Investment
Co., Raffensperger,
District (P.
Rapids), Mich.
Offering — William
Bond
of
Securities Corp., Marine Trust Co.
Company, of Kansas City, Fidelity
Union Trust Co., of Newark, Wm.
School
Grand
La-
Timmers,
Ingen 8c Co., American
York, in Buffalo,
W. H. Morton & Co., Inc., E. F.
Hutton & Co.,
Commerce Trust
Northview
Gustave
—
Creek),
of Western New
Monday, November 7, 1960
.
City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o The National
Glore, Forgan & Co., Harriman
Van
.
Marche,
follows:
as
Ripley & Co., Inc., Kuhn, Loeb &
bonds offered
p. 1537—were
revenue
25—v.
Bros. & Boyce, and
Bankers Bond Co., Inc., at a price
of 100.024, a net interest cost of
about 3.91%, as follows:
the
Indianapolis
Bond
and
Share
Corp., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith
Inc.,
Other members of the syndicate
were
.
Bedford, Mass.
Offering
1
2,876,000
ration, Stein
syndicate composed
a
as 3^s.
Due on Dec;
from 1979 to 1985 inclusive.
from
from
Hopkinsville, Ky.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
1537—were
p.
1
Co., John Small & Co., Inc., and
—v.
$1,400,000 first
bonds offered
192,
as 3.40s.
Due on Dec.
1973 to 1978 inclusive.
1,975,000
Centre
State
Lafayette Junior High School
Bond
1
ment
and
Building Corporation, Ind.
mortgage
as 3y4s.
Due on Dec.
1968 to 1972 inclusive.
from
Chicago.
(M-N)
County
1,
han, County Court Clerk, will re¬
ceive
Bond
1
B. J.
payable at the
Bank,
in
Swayzee. Legality approved
by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Grant
Dec.
on
1
Co., Mercantile Trust Co., of St.
Loius, National Bank of Com¬
merce
in
New
Orleans,
Bear,
Stearns & Co., Hallgarten 8c Co.,
1966
Principal
on Dec.
1966 inclusive.
33/4s. Due
as
1,391,000
Prin¬
approved
4V2S. Due
as
Campbell County (P. O. Newport),
Kentucky
Bond Offering—Edw. C. Shee-
awarded
Clerk-Treasurer,
a
1967.
inclusive.
Joseph R. Rubin, of Louisville.
Jan.
1, 1972 inclusive. Interest
J-J. Legality approved by R^ss,
McCord,
Ice
& Miller, of
In¬
dianapolis.
192,
York, at
New
of
1962 to
252,000
1, 1966.
Legality
1960
of 100.0999, a net interest
of about 3.47%, as follows:
Taylor,
of
School
Trustees,
will
receive until 10:30 a.m. (EST) on Nov.
sealed bids until
1
p.m.
(CST) 19 for the purchase of $1,713,000
on
Nov. 18 for the purchase of housing
and dining hall bonds.
$100,000
school
building
1960, Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Interest A-O.
bonds. Dated Nov.
1, I960. Due Legality approved by Grafton &
semi-annually from July 1, 1962 Fleischer, of Louisville.
ton,
Bank,
from
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the Bank of Columbia, in Co¬
Ind.
City,
Jasper School
of Nov.
as
of
26—v.
1348—were awarded to a syn¬
by the Chase Man¬
hattan
of
1986
to
Oct.
on
price
B.
purchase
1962
from
about 3.29%.
Bond
the
Callable
Flora, Ind.
offered
dicate headed
$650,000
school
building revenue; bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1960.
Due on May
1
—
County
Offering—H.
for
14
1,
INDIANA
Offering
p.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until 9 a.m. (CST) on Nov.
1972.- ■;
Bond
Fiz-
&
New
issue
improvement,
bids
inclusive.
1971
to
bonds
O.
(P.
Columbia), Ky.
3s. Due on Dec. 1 from
as
lic
1961
Orleans, La.
Sale;—The $7,600,000 pub¬
$1,106,000
Bend
1961
Dec.
J-D
KENTUCKY
follows:
$530,000
Bond
cost
&
Co., and Burns, Corbett & Pickard, at a price of 100.047, a net
interest
gen¬
Interest
Mag, Thomson, McEvers
zell, of Kansas City.
New
pur¬
Legality approved by Stinson,
building bonds offered on Oct. 24
192, p. 1537—were awarded
to a
group composed of Halsey,
&
Nov. 15
$1,717,642
inclusive.
1971
to
—v.
Stuart
on
of
chase
'
——
.
||||ir.r,
until
8
Nov.
$768,000
village improvement bonds. Dated
14
for
the
Dec.
1,
1962
to 1981
of
Jan.
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
1960. Due
on
Jan.
on
1
from
inclusive. Callable as
1, 1966. Principal and in-
m
-1*
i'X
'M
Volume
192
Number
6001
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1865)
57
<?
terest
(J-J)
trust
payable at
bank
any
Rochester Special School District,
No. 4,
designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Howard, Peterson,
LeFevere, Lefler & Haertzen, of
fered
Minneapolis.
were
or
?
company
Sale—An issue
of $16,000
general obligation funding bonds
offered
&
ran
Oct. 20
on
Oct.
1,
syndicate
Additional
on
Morgan, of St. Paul.
200,000
Hastings, Minn.
City
Clerk,
will
1967
receive
sealed
porary
improvement bonds. Dated
Dec. 1,
1960.
Dec. 1, 1961.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
on
able at any bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Briggs
1,
&
850,000
Hector, Minn.
Hag-
guist, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 17 for the purchase of $50,000 general obligation waterworks
improvement bonds. Dated Dec.
3
-1, 1960. Due
Dec. 1
on
from
1962
Principal
inclusive.
1971
to
and
interest
payable at any bank or
trust company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
Marquart & Windhorst, of Min¬
were
Independent
No.
254,
School
Dist.
Minn.
•
Bond Sale—The
$795,000 school
building bonds offered on Oct.
20—v. 192, p. 1246—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by the First
National Bank, of St. Paul, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
about
of
$350,000
3.71%,
3V2S.
as
from
130,000
Feb.
on
3.60s.
from
Due
on
1
Feb.
1
3.70s.
as
Due
3.80s.
as
on
Due
on
.Feb.
1
Bank,
of
Minneapolis,
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., Harold E. Wood &
Co.,
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., and Sampair-Egan, Inc. /
:
•
•
•
Bond
.
obligation
fered
County Auditor,; will receive
(CST) on
Nov. 14 for the purchase of $102,000 drainage ditch 1960, series B
bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1960. Due
1
clusive.
«
•
(J-D)
trust
from
1961
Principal
payable
company
in¬
interest
bank
any
or
designated by the
bidder.
proved
Briggs
by
1974
and
at
successful
St.
to
Legality
ap¬
& Morgan, of
Paul.
>
Richfield, Minn.
Bond Sale—The
$620,000 village
1960 bonds offered
improvement
on
Oct.
24—v.
awarded to
a
192,
1349—were
syndicate headed by
John Nuveen &
Co., at a price of
interest cost of
100.011, a net
3.80%, as follows:
as
60,000
3.20s.
Due
3.60s.
as
Due
1970 and 1971.
95,000
on
Feb.
1
1962 to 1969 inclusive.
from
as
3.80s.
/
on
.
Due
Feb.
tional
Bank,
Feb.
1
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
130,000
from
as
3.90s.
Due
on
Feb.
as
1976 to 1982 inclusive.
follows:
American
$185,000
Na¬
as
Nov.
on
Due
1
Nov.
on
Due
Nov.
on
3.60s.
as
Due
Nov.
on
&
1961
of
1960.
Due
of
fered
15
Notson,
sealed
electric
from
revenue
15, 1960.
1961
to
Due
1982
in¬
O.
"O"
1491
Street,
Sale
The
—
$1,500,000
of
Bond
The
to
1
to
John
a
group
Nuveen
com¬
&
Belmar, N. J.
$125,000
sold
Oct. 27—v. 192, p. 1538—
NEW JERSEY
Sale—The
$75,000 board¬
walk bonds offered
192,
J.
from
sold
of
to
The
from
1961
on
issue of
a
Clark
$40,000
bonds
3.64%.
Township (P. O. Clark), N. J.
$1,035,000 vari¬
.
assessment
bonds
of¬
Oct. 26—v. 192, p. 1349—
to
a
syndicate
awarded
headed
In¬
terest A-O.
on
were
Bank,
inclusive.
sewer
fered
was
as 4V4S, 33/4S and 4s.
1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1
1980
(M-N) payable
Livingston Bank, in LivLegality
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
by
the
National
State
Bank, of Newark, and Boland,
Saffin, Gordon & Sautter, as 3%s,
at a price of
100.004, a basis of
Legality approved by" about
3.37%.
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St.
Other members of the syndicate
Louis,
vv-'i \
■
were
as
follows:
Fidelity Union
Yazoo County (P. O. Yazoo
City), Trust Co., of Newark, B. J. Van
Mississippi
Ingen & Co., Ira Haupt & Co.,
Bond Offering—Harris
Bunch, John J. Ryan & Co., J. B. Hanauer
Chancery
Clerk,
will
receive & Co., Roosevelt & Cross, F. R.
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST) on Role & Co., Rippel & Co., J. R.
Nov. 7 for the purchase of
$450,- Ross & Co., and Van Deventer
000
county improvement bonds. Bros., Inc.
ton,
Township School District
(P. O. Clark), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $968,000 school
MONTANA
Montana State Board of Education
(P. O.
Helena), Mont.
Offering — William McEnaney, Executive Clerk of the
Bond
of
sealed
(MST)
on
College
Examiners,
bids
Nov., 21
until
for
10
the
will
a.m.
bonds.
Interest
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
horst, of Minneapolis.
Additional Offering
Enaney,
at
will
funding
the
also
—
same
of
dining
revenue
Mr. Mc-
receive
sealed
time
for
$930,000 hous¬
system and re¬
1959,
bonds offered
p.
series
A,
on
Oct.
26—v.
1349—were awarded to
a
192,
group
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
Newburger, Loeb & Co., Lebenthal & Co., and MacBride, Miller
&
pur¬
$2,900,000 Montana State
revenue
Borough
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 14 for the purchase of $47,500
parking area
1, 1960. Due
1961
to
bonds.*
Dated
Nov. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1969
Co.,
at
a
about
taking $967,000, as 3.85s,
price of 100.163, a basis of
3.83%.
Deptford Township School District
(P. O. Woodbury), N. J.
Bond
Offering—Park Hitchins,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8
(EST)
p.m.
on
Nov.
15
for the
purchase of $880,000 school bonds.
Dated
1
Nov.
from
1, 1960. Due
1961
to
1980
on
from
1961
and
Charlotte, Gerry, Stockton, Ark
wright, Pomfret, Ellery, Cherry
Creek, Ellicott and Ellington
Central School District No. 1
(P. O. 500 Wellman Building,
103 West Third
Street,
on
Jamestown), N.
Y.
Bond Offering—Carl E. Westerdahl
President of the Board of
Education,
bids
c/o
will
receive
Alton
sealed
R.
Erickson, AtWellman Bldg.
103
West Third st> Jamestown, until
3 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 17 for the
purchase
of
$1,040,000
school
torney,
500
building bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,
I960. Due on Oct. 1 from 1961 to
1980 inclusive. Principal and interest (A-O) payable at the Marine Midland Trust Co., of New
York City. Legality approved by
(M-N) payable at the Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCarManasquan-Asbury Park National thy, of New York City.
Bank in Manasquan. Legality apHomer, Cortland ville, Scott, Preble,
proved by Reed Hoyt Washburn
Summerhill, Sempronius, Spafford
& McCarthy, of New York City.
and Groton Central Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Homer), N. Y.
Tenafly, N. J.
$188,000
Bond
Sale—The
eral
bonds
192,
p.
offered
1539
—
gen-
Bond
24—v.
Oct.
on
were
Phelps, Fenn &
price of 100.013,
Knapp,
awarded
to
Co., as 3s, at a
a basis of about
t
l
c
,
rv
/d
»
Township Sch. Dist.
r%
(P. O.
Bond Offering — Rudolph A.
Schober, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
15 for the
purchase of $650,000
Nov.
inclusive.
ceive
Offering
District
sealed
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
Union
(M-S)
Bank,
in
ueiatieid
&
offered
bonds
Oct.
on
24—v.
192,"
1539—were awarded to a group
composed of B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Fidelity Union Trust Co., of
Newark, Roosevelt & Cross, and
Ewing & Co., as 3.55s, at a price
p.
of
100.071,
a
'
basis of about 3.54%.'
.
f
mr
n
Olean
$4,200,000
plant bonds
electric
nicipal
fered
Oct.
N
.
'
Oct
f^ed ™n
*
£
Y
25—v
R
awarded
aw
L "9,
to
192
a
ftnn
rnu-
of-
1539—
n
gr'oun
corn-
Tr£st
Bankers
Co
Chase Manhattan Bank, both of
New
York>
Adams> McEnt6e
3Y4S, at a price of
basis of about 3.24%.
Co., Inc.,
100.10,
a
as
ponf;0U
j
^
N
V
™?'
f
o
,
Bond Sale—The $455,000 bonds
offered on Oct, 25 v. 192, p. 1658
—were awarded to a group cornPosed of Roosevelt & Cross, Manufacturers & Traders Trust Co., of
Buffalo, and John J. DeGolyer &
Co., Inc., _as 3.80s, at a P^ce of
basis of about 3.77%.
a
9
Sale—The
Bond
p.m.
JJJSi' f^i^vnrir^nlS
100.28,
f
Vificlatid) iv» J•
2
Mitchell, of New York City,"
&
Upper Saddle River School District,
New Jersey
Bond Sale—The $870,000 school
until
the Homer National Bank, in
Sfoi'if
Sv°Vki
/
Union.
Defafiefd Twooi 01 i\ew yotk
wood, o"/Newark
bids
from 1961 to 1979 inclusive. Principal and
(M_N) payaWe
Dated Sept.. 1, 1960.
Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1975
on
—
Shirley I.
Clerk, will re-
(EST) on Nov. 15 for the purchase of $990,000 school bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
school bonds.
.
/
^
_
Union College, Trustees of (P. O.
Schenectady), N. Y.
25—v.
192, p. 1246
Bond Sale—The $360,000 dorsyndicate'mitory revenue 1958 bonds offered
headed by Drexel & Co., as 3.20s, on Oct. 24—v. 192, p. 1539^—were
at a price of 100.119, a basis of
awarded to the Federal Housing
on
about
awarded
to
a
3.18%.
-'V
and Home Finance
Agency,
as
3s,
Other members of the syndicate at a price of par.
were as follows: B. J. Van Ingen.
NORTH CAROLINA
&
Co.,
burger,
Lemon
Blair & Co., Inc., NewLoeb & Co., Johnston,
& Co., W. H. Newbold's
Son & Co.,
Gregory & Sons, Yarnail, Biddle & Co., Elkins, Morris,
Stokes & Co., Dolphin & Co.,
Poole
&
Co., Bioren & Co., and
Sulzberger, J e n k s
Hallowell,
Kirkland & Co.
NEW MEXICO
San Juan
County, Farmington
Municipal School District No. 5
(P. O. 301 North Court St. Farmington),
Clark
Board
City.
Manasquan, N. J.
Bond Offering—V. Miller Pres-
Due from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
State
York
1
Principal
(J-D)
payable
at
the
First National Bank of Jefferson-
bonds.
the
Oct. 25—v.
Ingen & Co., Inc., as 3.65s,
price of 100.05, a basis of
ous
First National
to
water
June
on
inclusive.
interest
im¬
cipal and interest
—were
Memphis,
Dated Oct.
and
general
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
1961 to 1970 inclusive. Prin-
Van
at
Winona, Miss.
extension
provement
1538—were awarded to B.
p.
about
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Sale—An
$492,000
Center -National
Co., B.
J. Van Ingen &
Co., William Blair
& Co., and Ball, Burge &
Kraus,
at a price of 98.00.
to 1980 inclusive.
Interest
M-S. Legality approved by Charles
waterworks
of
.
receive
Dec.
awarded
posed
1961
&
will
from
Due
on
were
on
Clarks¬
March
on
P.
Clerk,
western system revenue .bonds of¬
Memphis,
41/4s, 4s and 4%s. Dated Sept.
1,
chase
Umon
Consumers Public Power District
First National Bank, of
as
William
inclusive.
1657—were
Bank
—
Township
Due
1980
and interest
1
Lincoln), Neb.
offered
p.
was
Dec.
on
clusive.
$15,000 airport
bonds
bonds
will
Dated
Dec.
on
County Supervisors Dists.
and 4 (P. O. Jackson),
Mississippi
hospital
inclusive.,
Due
$1,750,000
bonds.
Clarksdale, Miss.
Jackson
1
1975 to 1980 inclusive.
Bond
The
Dec.
bids until Nov. 17 for the purchase
MISSISSIPPI
to
to 1974
4s.
Clerk,
(P.
awarded
4.05%,
on
Alliance, Neb.
Offering—F. R.
Bond
Co.
192,
Due
Offering
1960.
to
ville.. Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
O.
2.99%.
City
Co., J. M. Dain & CoV/Thc.J Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, Caldwell,
Phillips Co., and Shaughnessy &
purchase
and
ap-
Delafield
receive sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
(EST) on Nov. 21 for the pur¬
Nov.
as
1
Other members of the syndicate
as follows: Allison-Williams
25—v.
a
NEBRASKA
were
improvement
syn¬
Inc.
1,
Bond
Schilling,
192,
a
Piper, Jaffray &
price of 100.0006,
4.10s.
as
1
<>4979 and 4980;11
y
Oct. 24—v.
Co., American National Bank, of
St. Paul, George K. Baum & Co.,
Coughlin & Co., Commerce Trust
Co., of Kansas City, J. M. Dain
& Co., Juran & Moody, Inc., J. A.
Hogle & Co., and Kalman & Co.,
from 1976 to 1978 inclusive.
70,000
and
Due
105,000 as 3V2S.
ing
Co.,
$664,000
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
the
Phillips
of¬
1538—
p.
a
Minneapolis,
3.40s.
nessy
Richfield State Bank, of Richfield.
Legality
Hawkins,
Township
(P.
Livingston), N. J.
New
follows:
as
from
1963 to 1971 inclusive.
as
bids
of St. Paul, Shaugh& Co., Woodard-Elwood &
Caldwell,
bonds
192,
to
3s.
as
from
140,000
tional Bank,
Co.,
O.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Allison-Williams
gen¬
J-J.
1
Other members of the syndicate
were
(P.
net interest cost of about
a
288,000
follows:
chase of
on
school
of
receive
1,
:.
Westville.
by
(M-N)
National
Livingston
$952,000 school
on
Hopwood, at
syndicate
headed by the Northwestern Na¬
p.
about
$335,000
$500,000
18—v.
awarded
.
son,
First
ingston.
Bond Sale—The
Offering—H. E. Christian-
Dec.
Oct.
on
were
-
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
on
ap¬
dicate headed by
from
Sale—The
Bond
Minnesota ' '."V
J;-
9
1538—were awarded to
p.
Special School Dist.
No. 6, Minn.
Martin County (P. O. Fairmont),
;
No.
Sale—The
bonds offered
South St. Paul
Bond Sale—An issue of
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: First National
.
Bond
follows: Chase Manhattan
as
1
were
,
Legality
County, Poplar High
District
1978.
and
and Rand & Co.
from 1987 to. 1990 inclusive.
l
School
Nos. 1, 3,
Feb.
interest
the
Wood, of New York City.
at
Roosevelt
Jan. 1,
on
for
neapolis.
Jan. 1
on
1976 inclusive,
dale.
1978 to 1981 inclusive.
and
at
of
proved
sealed
time
Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
& Windhorst, of Min¬
Marquart
H. Morton & Co., The Illinois
Co., Commerce Trust Co., of Kan¬
sas City, Farwell, Chapman &
Co.,)
Oct.
from 1982 to 1986 inclusive.
140,000
inclusive.
1999
proved by
1973.
Bond Sale—The
1963 to 1977 inclusive.
as
175,000
Due
to
W.
follows:
as
Jan. 1,
Bank, of New York, R. W. Pressprich & Co., Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., Robert W. Baird & Co.,
neapolis.
Kenyon
on
Due
receive
same
1959 bonds.
Dated April
Due on April 1 from 1962
1, 1959.
Other members of the syndicate
eral
Ernest
—
the
at
reyenue
Due
3.40s.
as
Bond
Offering
1
Jan. 1,
Due
also
Jan.
on
1968.
1974 to
will
the purchase of $250,000 Northern
Montana
College student union
on
3.30s.
as
from
Morgan, of St. Paul.
Bond
l;
Bank,
Mc-
bids
Due
3.20s.
as
1972 and
"
p
2.70s.
and
400,000
Due
Offering—Mr.
Poplar), Mont.
Erickson,
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 21
for the purchase of $155,000 tem¬
Due
Enaney,
V
'
1966
to
3.34%,
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
as
550,000
Bond Offering—W. H.
21/2S.
as
1977
X
a
follows:
as
Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Briggs
&
to
net interest cost of about
a
from
Due
1961
A-O.
Minneapolis.
awarded
$500,000
1960.
from
approved
bonds
sold to Ju-
was
Moody, Inc.
Dated
on
1960
1
Interest
Legality
by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
ber, Marquart & Windhorst, of
$2,500,000
of¬
Oct. 26—v. 192, p. 1349—
building
payable
Oct.
on
inclusive.
headed
Eyota, Minn.
'•i
i4'
school
Principal
Due
The
—
by the Northern Trust Co.,
of Chicago, at a price of 100.064,
".V
Bond
Sale
Bond
B, & C bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960.
Minn.
N.
to
a
192,
1446—were awarded
composed of The First
p.
group
County (P. O. Mocksville),
North
National
Bank, in Dallas, Quinn
Co., and Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Inc., as 3.20s, at a price of
100.051, a basis of about 3.18%.
&
$875,000 school
building bonds offered on Oct. 25
__v.
192, p. 1539—were awarded
to
a
group
composed
of The
Wachovia
Bank & Trust Co., of
Winston-Salem, Alex. Brown &
Sons, McDaniel Lewis & Co., and
Honer, Barksdale & Co., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
3.51%, as follows:
$280,000
35,000
6s. Due
as
to
1969
5V2S.
as
YORK
485,000
as
from
75,000
Central
School
District
No.
1
3V2S.
1971
Offering
Fred
Miller,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 17
for
the
purchase
of
$657,000
school 1960 bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,
—
Due
on
May 1,
to
Due on May
1981 inclusive.
1
Is. Due on May 1, 1982,
as
Oct. 25—v. 192, p. 1658
to a group com¬
offered
on
awarded
the
of
Wachovia
Bank
&
Trust Co.,
of Winston-Salem, John
Nuveen
&
Co., and
McDaniel
Lewis & Co., at a price of par.
(P. O. Jeffersonville), N. Y.
Bond
May 1 from
Hickory, N. C.
Bond Sale—The $830,000 bonds
posed
Callicoon, Delaware, Bethel,
Fremont, Cochecton and Liberty
on
inclusive.
1970.
—were
NEW
Carolina
Bond Sale—The
1962
Mex.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
building bonds offered on Oct. 20
—v.
Davie
Madison, N. C.
Bond
Sale—The
$50,000
sani-
tary sewer bonds offered on Oct.
25—v. 192, p. 1658—were awarded
to Fox, Reusch & Co., and McDaniel Lewis & Co., jointly, at a
J.ji
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
58
$10,000
Due on June
1969 inclusive.
4Y4S.
as
from 1966 to
Due
10,000
as 4s.
and 1971.
30,000
1
June 1, 1970
on
1977 inclusive.
Co.,
1446
McDonald
to
awarded
Chattanooga, Okla.
&
DAKOTA
Bismarck, N. Dak.
Sale — The $470,000 re-
offered
bonds
series
improvement,
funding
on
M
to
3^s, at
cago, as
a
Trust
a
500
price of 100.809,
Other members of the
limited
Co.,
'
follows:
as
Burge
Ball,
Cleveland Corp.,
inclusive.
Ravenna.
Oct.
695
Bedford
1962
to
and
inclusive.
.
1
from
Principal
192,
McDonald
improvement
*
offered
on
was
to
t
Bond Sale
—
Oct.
24—v.
192,
"
r
—
on
Bond
were
Village
a
ited
Due
'
elusive.
1962
Principal
to
1971
and
road
in-
Oct.
on
interest
a
will
receive
noon
'I'M
sealed
(EST)
on
bids
Nov.
22
purchase of $8,430 special
^
ment
sidewalk
limited
tax
1960. Due
1966
'
bonds.
on
E.
payable
chase
the
ment
tax
assess-
Dec.
192,
1
1965.
Due on Oct. 1
1970 inclusive.
Tigard Sanitary Dist. (P. O.
S.
12289
Street,
Main
W.
at
3yss, at
$32,000 general obligation sanitary
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
Due
July 1 from 1962 to 1977 inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
sive.
payable at the County Treasurer's
and
sewer
bonds
p.
offered
1447—were
a
Co., as 3s, at
basis of about
Due
1,
Village
Nov.
on
of
Clerk,
bids
will
until
22
for
the
re¬
noon
pur¬
$57,500 special assess¬
improvement limited
offered
Bradford,
100.10,
on
Dec.
Dated
1
Nov.
from
1962
1,
to
a
Dec. 1 from 1962 to
(J-D)
Principal and in(J-D) payable at the Cen¬
tral National Bank, of Cleveland.
1981
Principal and interest
payable at the First Na¬
tional
Bank, of Cincinnati. Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
&
,
,1
on
to
awarded
Bank
&
The
Trust
Co.,
price
3V4S, at a
basis of about 3.23%.
as
of
of
Brandy wine Area Joint School Au¬
thority (P. O. Route 30,
Thorndale), Pa.
Offering
Secretary,
James,
—
Delmar K.
will
receive
(EST) on
purchase of $1,-
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
for
17
the
075,000 school revenue 1960 bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
from
1961
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Agency,
to 1990 inclusive.
Dickson
Calvert
City, Pa.
5%s, at
a
price of 100.50,
basis of about 5.66%.
'gA
is
in expand¬
Nashville, and
and
Film
million
in
Corp.
facilities
City, Ky."
College of Texas
Sale—The
Bond
erts,
Oct. 28
—
17
the
to
Federal
price of
a
1447
p.
Finance
Home
Galena Park
on
were
—
Housing
Agency,
as
par.
for
receive
will
Judge,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
(EST)
purchase of
the
be received until 6:30 p.m.
a.m.
Nov.
on
1960
series
highway,
Dated Oct. 1,
Independent School
District, Texas
Sterling Rob¬
sealed bids until 10:30
Nov.
192,
v.
—
(P. O. Kingston),
Offering
County
$1,193,000 dor¬
mitory revenue bonds offered
Tennessee
Bond
14
school
$750,000
1960. Due on
for
the
(CST)
of
purchase
house refunding
1, 1960. Due on
bonds. Dated Dec.
Oct. 1 from 1963 to 1978 inclusive.
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1988 inclusive.
Callable
.•
'
.
.
.
Vinson,
of fiscal year 1961—
last July 1—were
the
million
$2.5
million,
in
same
period
a
more
year
the
1760.
*
the
increase
of
$6.0
corresponding
total
a
over
year
powersales
totaled $57.2 million during the
quarter, compared with $56.4 mil¬
lion in the corresponding .period
last year. Revenue from sales to
the
municipal
and
cooperative
electric
systems that
distribute
TVA power rose to $18.4 million,
up
$1.5 million over the same
quarter a year ago.
Revenues
from
sales
to
Federal
agencies
have leveled off in the
past few years) were $28.2 mil¬
(which
lion,
about
the
same
as
a
year
from the industries
directly were $10.5
million, down about $700,000 from
last year, due chiefly to reduced
production by large metals-re¬
ago. Revenues
TVA
serves
Although
The
decrease
resulted
mainly from reduced fuel expense
Offering
~
sum
of
—
$100,000
limited
street
tax
im¬
bonds.
terest J-D.
Legality approved by
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall
& Horton, of Dallas.
m
Kerrville Independent School Dist.,
*■
r;
from
& Searls,
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on June 1
1962 to 1976 inclusive.
In¬
ended Sept.
million
In¬
from
'
1
12 months
Elkins, Weems
provement
$50 million bonds via competitive
bidding on Nov. 15.—V. 192, pp.
and
1980.
Tip Johnson,
Mayor, will sell at public auction
until 8 p.m.
(CST) on Nov. 10
according to "the agency's
quarterly
power
report
issued
Nov. 1.
;The Authority will sell
For
1,
Grapevine, Texas
Bond
ago,
1539
Dec.
Legality approved by
of Houston.
Earnings of the Authority for the
began
of
as
terest J-D.
Valley Authority, Tenn.
Reports Increase in Revenues—
Tennessee
million.
as
DuPont
(P. O. Abilene), Texas
awarded
&
Sale—The
obligation
Co.,
Bo-
TEXAS
and
$17,000 gen¬
refunding bonds
offered on Oct. 21—v. 192, p. 1539
—were
awarded to Fox, Reusch
Bond
a
adding $2
par.
total generation of
15.2 billion kwh during the quar¬
ter was up about 2% over last
year, total operating expenses of
$46.3 million were down by $1.2
eral
the
u
million
Abilene Christian
as
lated industries.
1960.
inclusive.
inclusive.
$120,000 genimprovement
Oct. 24—v. 192,
obligation
1659—were
Nov.
price of
Revenues
Sale—The
Producers
quarter
near
near
Aniline
General
at
earlier.
sewer
bonds.
a
Roane County
the
Bradford), Pa.
p.
plant
spending $15
ing its plant
3yas, at
an
bonds
soda
and» Knoxville.
ga
30, net income was $53.5 million,
office.
1
first
the
waterway between Chattanoo¬
see
TENNESSEE
than
a
during
plans for the investment of $45
caustic
CAROLINA
Finance
Home
and
$11.6
Bond
Valley
waters paper mill on the Tennes¬
mitory revenue bonds offered on
Oct. 27
v. 192, p.
1659 — were
awarded to the Federal Housing
Secretary,
will receive
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. (PST)
on
Nov.
7 for the purchase of
r
ISLAND
College, Board of
Trustees, Spartanburg, S. C.
Bond
Sale—The $250,000 dor¬
Offering—E. C. Hunzicker,
e
Tennessee
Converse
which
District
on
the
is
first quarter
Tigard), Ore.
Bond
...
devel¬
Interest A-O.
1967.
153,000 as 3y4s.
South
r,
industrial
Expansion programs in the chem¬
ical industry highlighted the new
developments.
Olin
Mathieson
Chemical Corp. will construct a
new ; $13-million
chlorine
and
Provi¬
dence, and Brown, Lisle & Mar¬
shall, jointly, as 4s, at a price of
100.285, a basis of about 3.97%.
bonds.
Due on Oct. 1,1966
3s.
of
dustrial National Bank, of
on
PENNSYLVANIA
Woodlawn, Ohio
Offering — Raymond P.
sealed
(EST)
untn
for
sanitary
price of 100.13,
ceive
terest
as
be
million, which will add over 4,000
new jobs and increase the use qf
TVA power by about 70,000 kw.
>
SOUTH
will
by announcements by in¬
dustries
of
1659—were awarded to The In¬
p.
costs
of
in
denced
(P. O. Providence), R. I.
Bond Sale—The $425,000 school
bonds offered on Oct. 25—v. 192,
Due on Oct. 1, $300,000
100,000 as 2^s.
Bond
improvement
Dated
as 4V2S. Due on Oct.
from 1961 to 1963 inclusive.
$149,216
Bradford Township (P. O.
2.97%.
Becker, Village Finance Director,
[: »
price of 100.08, a net interest
cost of about 3.23%, as follows:
a
1964 and
Reader,
fuel
system average.
opment
interest
&
$
region," the report said, "was evi¬
com¬
and
the
Williams, of Cincinnati.
24—v.
Berling,
Elizabeth
group
15,
awarded to The Ohio
Bond
—
a
1962
from
15
Principal
improvement
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Offering
Nov.
State
Bank, of EngleLegality approved by Peck,
assessment
Independence, Ohio
Bond
basis
Upper Arlington, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $317,059 special
payable at the Gnaden¬
hutten
Bank,
in Gnadenhutten.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders &
Dec.
(J-D)
Shaffer &
(J-D)
'
to
of Blyth & Co., Inc., Kalman
& Co., Inc., and the United
States National Bank, of Portland,
101,000
Sinon
Rhoads,
Harrisburg.
power
less than TVA's pres¬
"Progress
the
at
posed
at
to
and
steam
—
The $503,216 city
—
awarded
were
Farmers
sewerage treatment plant limited
tax bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due
from
on
Dated
inclusive.
1977
wood.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
21
for
the
purchase of $70,000
1
a
Clerk,
bonds.
tax
1960.
to
.
Bond Offering—A. E. Reiser,
Jr.,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Dec.
100.375,
will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Nov. 18 for the purchase of $15,800 waterworks improvement lim¬
sons,
group composed of
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., The
Ohio Company, Stranahan, Harris
& Co., Ryan, Sutherland & Co.,
and Sweney Cartwright & Co., as
4s, at a price of 101.549, a basis
on
County
the
improvement, series R bonds of¬
fered on Oct. 20—v. 192, p. 1247—
Oct. 25
on
Union, Ohio
Offering — Kenneth Par¬
interest
•
of
office.
Sale
Bond
ent
1976
1961
from
unusually large
units—three of
TVA's
of
where
field
Montgomery
County Bank & Trust Company,
in Norristown. Legality approved
payable
1,
at
payable
(J-D)
Treasurer's
1
Principal
five
will further improve the
about 25%
will
Dec.
quar¬
generation. The 650,000-kw units
are being installed in a large codl
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
15
for
the
purchase of $80,000
school bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
on
the first
TVA has under
year.
generating
—which
Board
the
of
Secretary
Directors,
by
■I
500,000-kw capacity each, and two
each with capacity of 650,000 kw
obligation school
Dec.
from 1968 to
192, p. 1539—were awarded
to Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., as
Alaman,
—v.
a price of
of about 2.92%.
,
clusive.
and
3s, at
of about 3.82%.
on
1960. Due
1 from 1961 to 1980 in¬
Principal
and
interest
Dec.
on
(PST)
purchase
p.m.
the
Dated
bonds.
Warren),
$36,768 special
sanitary sewer lim¬
assessment
Ohio
1446
7:30
for
22
$315,000 general
24
The $1,000,000
p.
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
bids
Hayden, Miller & Co.,
ited tax bonds offered
Gnadenhutten, Ohio
v
Oct.
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
school, series A bonds offered
awarded to
$480,000
on
Trumbull County (P. O.
Ohio
Fahey, Clark
Garfield Heights,
District
Nov.
steam
economy
RHODE
Union High Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Creswell), Ore.
Offering—Bessie Kimball,
of about 3.75%.
Co.
&
sold to
Ohio
Bond
last
of
construction
Johnston
OREGON
1
ter
Township School
(P.O. West Point), Pa.
Offering — Elizabeth A.
District
1.82 mills in
from
Oct. 25
on
;
inclusive.
1976
to
4s, at a price of 102.14, a basis
as
Oct. 24—v. 192, p. 1446
awarded
—were
District,
offered
bonds
school
street
$25,000
limited tax
Co.,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Sale—The
awarded to
as
23As, at a
basis of about
School
Local
Solon
1966
Celina, Ohio
Bond
21—v.
were
—
&
Oct.
on
2.72%.
payable at The National
Cleveland, in Cleveland.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders &
1539
p.
limited
improvement
offered
price of 100.106, a
-Bank of
•
Ohio
Sale—The $62,0(10 swim¬
bonds
tax
(J-D)
.
(CST) on Nov.
17
for
the purchase
of $25,000
sanitary
sewer
system
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due from 1965
Medford, Ore.
pool
ming
interest
Dec.
on
Principal and in¬
payable at the Na¬
Bank & Trust Company, in
(J-D)
Bond
1, 1960.
Due
semi-annually
Shelby,
Finance,
ited tax bonds. Dated Nov.
Dated
inclusive.
tional
will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
"Nov. 22 for the purchase of $70,600
special
assessment
Aurora
road sidewalk improvement lim-
receive sealed
will
Clerk,
Ashtabula.
Offering—Janice Hanley,
of
West-
Amber
bonds.
Due
1960.
1,
1971
Ohio
Bond
Brown,
bids until 7:30 p.m.
No.
for the purchase of $16,-
21
terest
&
Heights (P. O. Bedford),
Director
Town
offered
192, p. 1447—were awarded
to Kidder, Peabody & Co., and
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, joint¬
ly, with interest rates ranging
from 2% to 3%%, at a price of
98.30, a net interest cost of about
inclusive.
Offering—Homer
Bond
bonds
revenue
—v.
of
reser¬
increased
its steam plants also
helped to. reduce fuel expense.
The average cost of coal per net
kwh generated decreased to 1.7.7
Square), Pa.
Due
Okla.
Salina,
Bond
June 1 and Dec. 1 from 1962 to
on
3.36%.
•
—
improvement
Nov.
192,
Co., as 3V2S, at a
price of 100.769, a basis of about
-
Offering
Bond
"p. 1351—were awarded to Sweney
Cartwright
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
from
Lane County
cott, Township Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Nov.
17—v.
Mill-
A.
Favorable
TVA
of
ficiency
Upper Gwynedd
Offering—Rex
in
possible
generation.
Sale—The $250,000 school
Bond
burn, Clerk of the
of
Sayhrook Township (P. O.
Ashtabula), Ohio
$81,671 ditch
special assessment
on
Oklahoma
Bond
made
hydro - power production with a
resulting decrease in steam power
Township School Dist.
3.63%.
O. Hominy),
District No. SO (P.
Cleveland.
Sale —The
offered
by
& Dempsey,
First
& Kraus,
The Ohio Com¬
Beachwood, Ohio
sidewalk
in¬
and
Legality^ approved
Sanders
Squire,
*rCo., Inc.
tbonds
Principal
(J-D) payable at The First
National Bank
& Trust Co., in
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
"Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc., Watling,
Lerchen & Co., and M. B. Vick &
:and
from 1962 to
Dec. 1
on
sewer
Dec 1,
terest
pany,
Bond
receive
Dated
bonds.
tax
Due
1981
syndicate
First National
Bank, of Chicago, Field, Richards
& Co., Fahey, Clark & Co., Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co., Inc., Sweney
Cartwright & Co., McDonald &
were
Dependent School
County
Osage
(EST) on
of $137,-
noon
assessment
special
1960.
'*»
1972
inclusive.
15 for the purchase
Nov.
basis of about 3.42%.
until
bids
sealed
will
Auditor,
City
tung,
Chi¬
of
Co.,
ing bonds. Due from 1962 to
—
syndicate headed by
Northern
chase
Board of Edu¬
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
cation, will receive sealed bids
Cleveland.
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 7
for the purchase of $4,000 trans¬
Ravenna, Ohio
Due
Bond Offering
Ray E. Har- portation equipment bonds.
school improvement bonds offered
on
Oct. 26—v. 192, p. 1351—were
the
approved by
Legality
Cleveland.
until 7:30
(CST) on Nov. 7 for the pur¬
of $1,170,000 school build¬
p.m.
conditions
voirs
Authority (P. O. Newton
Board of Education,
of the
Clerk
will receive sealed bids
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the Central National Bank, in
OHIO
a
1971 inclusive. Prin¬
from 1962 to
Ashland City School District, Ohio
Bond
Sale — The $3,450,000
awarded to
1960. Due on Dec. 1
Dated Dec. 1,
cost of about 3.22%.
interest
tax
limited
provement
price of 100.018, a net
a
im¬
bonds.
assessment road
special
000
of Chicago,
and
Co., jointly, with
rates ranging from 2.80%
4%, at
receive
will
(EST) on
purchase of $67,-
16 for the
Nov.
Chiles-Schutz
interest
Leonard Hla-
—
Auditor,
City
Bond
water
TVA said increased thermal ef¬
Newtown
City), Okla.
Offering — Lee Mason,
TVA steam plants.
at
$750,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered on
Oct. 25 — v. 192, p. 1659 — were
awarded
to
Kidder, Peabody &
Co., and Associates, at a price of
Oklahoma
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Oct. 24—v. 192,
Co.,
Trust
Offering
Bond
vin,
p. 1658 — were awarded to The
Continental Illinois National Bank
&
Monday, November 7, 1960
100.02.
County Independent
School District No. 1 (P.O.
Royalton, Ohio
North
Milburn,
to
Co., Inc.
Oklahoma
basis of about
NORTH
sold
was
&
Cochran
offered on
bonds
sewer
17
Oct.
issue of $60,000
Sale—An
sanitary
100.93, a
3s, at a price of
2.75%.
as
bonds
Oct. 24—v. 192, p.
on
—were
street
tax
limited
improvement
Due on June 1
from 1972 to
•
.
Sale—The
Bond
Bond
Ohio
$89,100
Marion,
Sale—The
Bond
offered
4y4s.
as
Bond
.
Indiana, Pa.
OKLAHOMA
approved
by
Squire,
net interest cost Legality
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
as follows:
of par, a
about 4.20%,
price
of
.
(1866)
,V.-.
Texas
:
,
.
.;
S3
Bond Offering—G. E. Lehmann,
President of the Board of Trus¬
i
i'l
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 9 for
the purchase of
$700,000 school
house
Dec.
limited
1,
Dated
bonds.
tax
1960. Due
on
Dec.
1
from
1961 to 1990 inclusive. Callable
as
of Dec.
1, 1980. Principal and in¬
(J-D)
payable, at
the
Charles Schreiner Bank, in Kerr¬
ville. Legality approved by Mc¬
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall &
Horton* of Dallas.
terest
.
Lamb
County Road District No. 1 -A
(P. O. Littlefield), Texas
,
Bond
Offering—Pat Boone, Jr.,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST)
on
Nov. 7
for the purchase of $239,000 road,
series 1960 bonds. Dated Nov. 15,
1960. Due
on May 15 from 1961 to
inclusive.* Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the State
1970
Treasurer's
proved
office.
Legality
by
Dumas, Huguenin
Boothman, of Dallas.
"n.
ap¬
&
s. A
T-
-HI
Number 6001
192
Volume
Spring Branch Independent School
District (P. O. Houston), Texas
Offering — Sealed bids
will be received until 8 p.m. (CST)
Bond
on
Nov. 17 for the
purchase of $2,-
refunding bonds.
Dated
1, 1960. Due on April 1 from
to 1991 inclusive.
Principal
000,000
Dec.
1962
and interest
.
.
1960.
to
Due
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1980
from
1
1962
Principal
ment
Due
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Leclerc, Inc.
Pierce
Bond
Offering—L,
Wash.
Johnson,
will
receive
Ysleta
bonds, Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
Independent School District
Offering
Superintendent
Hanks,
J. M.
—
Schools,
of
will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Nov. 10 for the pur¬
chase of $2,000,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1960.
(MST)
Due
on
Dec.
on
inclusive.
15 from
Callable
1961
to
of
Dec.
1980
15,
1970. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable i at
the
State
National
Bank, in El Paso.
Legality ap¬
as
proved by Gibson, Spence & Gib¬
son, of Austin.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Elder
District
com¬
3y4s.
115,000
1
chase of
Interest
from
proved
1962
inclu¬
1999
to
F-A.
Legality
ap¬
by
Preston, Thorgrimson
Hprowitz, of Seattle.
&
80,000
Concord
College, West Virginia
(P. O.
West Wing, Capitol
Building, Charleston),
West
and
South
Dec.
(EST)
Due
on
(MST)
purchase of
1, 1960.
1961
to
Nov.
$465,000
Dated
1 from
inclusive.
1980
on
Oct.
on
Bond
until
bonds.
Due
on
by Chapman &
of Chicago.
to
H.
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Frink,
receive
(EST)
on
Nov. 10 for the purchase of $141,000 sewage system general obli¬
gation bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1960.
Due
1961
to
and
interest
inclusive.
payable
from
1
Dec.
on
Principal
at
the
1980
Montpelier
Na¬
tional
Bank, in Montpelier. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Peter
Giuliani, of Montpelier.
f!
if
R
Bond
Thomas,
sealed
Nov.
City
bids
Legality
&
1960.
to
1970
interest
on
Robert
(EST)
purchase
noon
tax bonds.
Due
J.
—
refunding,
$280,000
limited
series
Dated
Dec.
15
Principal
payable
at
on
of
LL
Dec.
from
inclusive.
(J-D)
15,
1961
and
Roanoke County
(P. O. Salem),
Virginia
Bond Sale—The
eral
obligation
offered
$1,000,000 gen¬
school
building
Oct. 26—v.
192,
p. 1540 — were awarded to The
First National City Bank, of New
York, and
jointly, at
on
F. W. Craigie & Co.,
a price of 103.5242.
(P. O.
Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
County
Treasurer,
will
Secretary-Treasurer,
will
receive
sealed
p.m.
(EST)
on
chase
of
7
Nov. 15 for the pur¬
$351,000 school bonds.
Dated Dec.
from
until
bids
1, 1960. Due
60-page booklet
you
awarded
1540
5s,
at
to
192,
will
a
The
$121,000 city
offered
on
1540—were
Placement
Ken¬
of
Verdue, Quebec
about
Bond
Oct. 24
Sale
—
awarded
at
sealed
receive
p.
nebec, Inc., as 5s, at a price
95.72, a basis of about 5.55%.
Offering—Octave Tessier,
and
—
a
v.
to
The
bonds
192,
p.
$585,000 city
offered
1540
—
on
+
were
Wood, Gundy & Co.,
price of 95.16.
J -
n»
i t
cipal and interest
Dated
Dec. -1,
available exclusively from us—-is designed to
—
business through modern,
your
*
Obtaining
a
client list
*
The initial sales
*
chase
ment
Due
Nov.
on
of
*
The various
inclusive.
1
p.m.
pur¬
from
how to
1961
to
and
of
mentioned
the
—
and
and their
told
you're
develop each of them to their maximum
potential
1980
*
Techniques
loan procedure.
Gatineau Catholic School
you
own-—the
Quebec, of the bank
in
defined
are
interest
payable at all the branches in the
Province
,
categories of investors
These
accounts.
improve¬
Dec. 1, 1960.
Principal
A.
approach
The final sale
city
Dated
Dec.
8
the
for
$230,000
bonds.
on
until
14
y
Bech-
Albert
bids
You'll
v
Charleton-Sur-Mer, Quebec
sealed
selling
payable
(J-D)
—
investment
proven
learn about
at all branches in the Province of
Offering
proven
full of practical and
weekly columns in The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
the loan procedure.
Bond
are
promotional ideas. John Dutton drew it from the best of his popular
Dec. 1
on
increase
selling techniques. Its 25 chapters
1980 inclusive. Prin¬
1961 to
relative
securities
Commis¬
and
can
their
use
to analyze
attractiveness
vital
balance
—
of
on
your
various
sheet items
sion, Quebec
Bond Offering — Leo Giroux,
Secretary-Treasurer of the School
In 1001
Commission,
more
bids
14
until
for
8
the
receive
will
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
sealed
on
Nov.
$416,000
ways
this booklet
can
help
profitable selling operation.
immediately
on
receipt of
your
you
Your
be
a
better salesman and
own copy
run a
will be rushed to
you
order.
school improvement bonds. Dated
Dec.
1961
1, 1960. Due
to
1980
on
Dec. 1 from
Principal
inclusive.
and
interest
the
branches
(J-D) payable at all
in
the
Province
I
improvement
Oct.
18—v.
awarded
Graham,
Quebec
$1,557,000 city
bonds
offered
on
Sale—The
to
192,
a
p.
1448
group
Armstrong
—
were
composed
COPY TODAY
of
Securities,
•
ORDER YOUR
•
PRICES ON
ON
QUANTITY ORDERS
REQUEST
25
|
the loan procedure.
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
j
of
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
5.77%.<
a.m.
as
basis .of
a
24—v.
bonds
By JOHN DUTTON
This
series
bonds.
p.
of¬
The
—
HOW TO SELL SECURITIES
help
Ltd.,- Demers,; Adam, Ltd., J.-F.
Simard
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
and
La
Maison Bienvenu, Ltd., as 5s, at a
price of 92.45, a basis of about
B
192,
Sale
(In Your Business)
receive
(PST) on
Nov. 22 for the purchase of $625,000
general
obligation
school,
sealed bids until 11
Ltd.,
97.26,
Clerk,
of
mentioned
procedure.
improvement
Bond
City
re¬
Province
Chapman
by
Hull,
King County, Mercer Island School
$
Bond Offering—J. Jacques Gra¬
the
bank
A-O.
Pierre,
Bond
400
17—v.
bonds
Oct.
St. Jerome, Quebec
&
loan
Bond
awarded to The Credit In-
of
in
the
21
QUEBEC
WASHINGTON
District No.
Nov
on
Interest
approved
the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Wood, King, Daw¬
son
& Logan, of New York City.
bonds
the
of
Why You Need —
CANADA
(EST)
Va.
the
for
16
branches
improvement
5.35%.
Commission,
vel, Secretary-Treasurer, will
Oct.
terprovincial,
price
■.
Cutler, of Chicago.
ceive
Clerk, will receive
until
School
—were
pro¬
.
ard, Secretary-Treasurer, will re¬
VIRGINIA
Roanoke,
Offering
loan
all
$563,000 vari¬
improvement
on
for
Principal and interest payable at
all
St. Jean, Quebec
fered
13
Thetford-Mines, Quebec
Sale—The
city
Nov.
on
Nov.
Chapais School Commission,
Quebec
Bond
Offering -— Benoit St.-
E.
—
the
to
in
ous
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
of $127,000 school
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on
Oct. 1
from
1961
to
1980, incl.
in¬
at
11
the
1,
1961
Principal and
payable
til
im¬
inclusive.
(CST)
inclusive.
Cutler,
Randolph, Vt.
Treasurer,
mentioned in
town
from
1
8
the
Dated Dec.
Dec.
on
for
Quebec,
Bond
the
of
$189,000
bonds.
until
15
Offering—Arthur P. Rem-
1995
VERMONT
Offering
Quebec,
of
bids
Nov.
(J-D)
1980
the.purchase of i$663,00p,dprrnitory revenue bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1 from 1862
(A-O) payable at the
Treasurer's office.
Legality
Bond
of
Offering—Ange - Emile
Saint-Laurent, Secretary-Treas¬
urer, will receive sealed bids un¬
loan procedure.
Principal and interest
Province
Quebec
Bond
Principal
approved
Village
on
College of Wisconsin
10c a.m.
and interest
City
to
procedure.
for
p.m.
obligation
general
Oct.
8
the
1961
pro¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
p.m.
pur¬
payable at all branches in
leyw Sepreta^Qf. the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Ogden City (P. O.
until
Due
1969
to
from
Principal
(M-S) payable at all
WISCONSIN
Lawrence
Dec. 15,
1968.
Stauffer,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
for
inclusive.
1
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive.
bonds.
revenue
1, 1959.
1962
8
the
Dated
branches in the Province of Que¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
branches in the Province of Que¬
$660,000 village improve¬
Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
Dec.
1980
$606,500
(P. O. Appleton), Wis.
Ogden), Utah
10
Nov.
15,
Dec. 15
on
Bond Offering—Lee H.
bids
dormitory
from
1
until
for
15
Quebec
received until 2 p.m.
000
bids
Nov.
Port-Alfred
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
sealed
sealed
on
inclusive.
terest
Roland
cedure.
Virginia
1980
bonds.
on
bank
State Board of Education
1966 inclusive.
2%s.
as
1967
on
Due
1964 to
ment
Due
(J-D)
VIRGINIA
1963.
2V2s.
as
from
Due
(EST)
filler,
Village Secretary-Treasurer, will
—
loan
Secretary-Treasurer,
receive
p.m.
sive.
Dated
and
Town
will
Aug.
Co., and Box Elder County Bank,
of Brigham City, as follows:
as
N.P.,
Principal and in¬
payable
at
all
Bond Offering
the
Offering—Gerard Lavoie,
(EST)
Dec. 8 for the purchase of $1,648,-
1962
to
Bond
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on
posed of The California Bank, of
Los Angeles, Edward L. Burton &
$55,000
1961
from
to
Renaud, Quebec
1,
1960. Due
School
City),
group
1
Dec.
Notre-Dame-De-Lorette, Quebec
on
1961
Nov.
on
bonds.
St. Simon School Commission,
loan procedure.
Room 403,
a
Dec.
(J-D)
receive
1980
loan
Offering—Helen E. Hoagof the Board of
Regents, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m.
(PST) on Nov. 19
for
the
purchase of
$2,050,000
housing
system
revenue
1959
$250,000 general
refunding bonds of¬
Oct. 19—v. 192, p. 1540—
to
inclusive.
the
County, County
awarded
Due
Dated
p.m.
(EST)
purchase of
city improvement
Sept. 1, 1960. Due
1960.
to
the
59
cedure.
Secretary
obligation
on
1960.
1980
Bond
1,
1961
mentioned in
provement
land,
Oct.
from
1
for
bank
Dion,
will receive
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
WEST
(P. O. Brigham
bonds.
on
16
and interest
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 15 for the purchase of $80,sewer
bids until 8
p.m.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at all the branches
in the Province of Quebec, of the
Romeo
—
Secretary-Treasurer,
500
Dated
Oct.
purchase
Bond Sale—The
were
on
bonds.
on
branches in the Province of Que¬
Utah
fered
(PST)
University of Washington, Seattle,
Washington
UTAH
Box
Treasurer,
Offering
terest
(P. O. El Paso), Texas
Bond
County
3
on
inclusive.
Naudville, Quebec
Bond
R.
$738,000 school
offered on Oct. 24—v. 192,
1540—were awarded to Rene T.
County, Orting School Dist.
No. 344 (P. O. Tacoma),
until
Nov. 14 for the pur¬
chase of $400,000 school improve¬
p.
Sale—The
bids
sbaled
(EST)
bonds
Nov. 10 for the purchase of $110,000
general
obligation
school
/
ceive
mission, Quebec
Bond
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thor-
in Hous¬
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
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(1867)
Longueuil Protestant School Com¬
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the
First City National Bank,
ton.
Legality approved
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