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ESTABLISHED 1839
Reg. V. S. Pat. Offie•
Volume 192
Number
5993
New York 7, N.
Y., Monday, October 10, 1960
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
Acme-Hamilton Manufacturing Corp.—On Sept. 20 the
through
offered, without underwriting, 400,000 out¬
standing shares of 100 par common stock, half of which
will be offered initially to employees at $2 per
share,
the
balance
through brokers
BUSINESS—The
will
be
offered
from
is
organized under the name,
New
a
Jersey
Spear & Co.,
corporation
Dec.
on
made
15,
-
which
retail
home
and
in
are
furniture
industry.
York
New
Trenton,
New
stores
Its
City
and
manufactures
executive
and
its
offices
rubber
rubber
retail
and
products
furniture
manufacturing
for
plants
in
are
Jersey.
American
PROCEEDS—The
offering of common stock was made by Mr. Albert
Chairman of the Board and President of the company.
The
company will not receive any of the proceeds from the sale.
M.
Boston
Kahn,
CAPITALIZATION
Short-term
Long-term
due
SEPT.
debt
including
one
dated
July
suant
to
and
installments
27,
several
given
4Vi%
individ¬
-
subord.
debs,
Co.
&
of
due
1
730,350
465,400
'71
on
Nov.
5%
1,
per
1968,
interest
held
L.
15,
1965,
I.
Insurance
Co.
loan
♦The
certain
loans
the
7,000,000
July
7,
1960,
other
among
for
company
current
notes:
four
are
the
among
one
purposes
for
§Constant
account
quarterly
to
for
be
this
of
**100,000
served
or
time
mortgage
shares
made by
are
Combined
the
by
of
company's
of
to
common
stock
stock
stock
a
at
cents
30
proceeds
are
in
have
been
re¬
options
option
granted
plan adopted
by
a
letter
of
common
notification
stock
(no
with
par)
to
p.
1385.
Co., Inc.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
capital
RR.—Earnings—
I960—Month—1959
the
debentures
will
be
prices ranging from 105%
for
carrying
which,
revenue-
$1,153,800
$1,236,669
Railway
oper,
expenses
1,103,669
1,068,098
$50,131
*88,391
$168,571
68,021
Net
railway
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
ops.
inc.__
192,
15
$10,508,275 $11,190,066
9,639,275
9,658,965
$869,000
*341,746
$1,531,101
486,610
sales
Railway
Net revenue
$47,389,848
1,
Jan.
redeemable
at
100%,
and
otherwise
*
ry.
oper.
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$197,543
$254,966
$1,843,050
$2,313,817
153,322
—
expenses
and
$381,396,
153,820
1,304,460
1,221,021
from rail¬
$44,221
*7,405
1959
of
to
accounts
$47,036,884
to
at
banks, have grown
Jan. 31, 1960, and
—
$101,146
$538,590
$1,092,796
12,005
36,995
194,658
—
This
Chicago, 111., mail order distributor is offering its com¬
stockholders the right to subscribe for $7,239,100 of
5% convertible subordinated debentures due Oct. 1, 1980,
the
basis
of
debentures for each 12 shares of
common stock held on Sept. 30, 1960.
The subscription
price is par. The rights will expire on Oct. 17, 1960. The
$100
offering is being underwritten by
Lehman Brothers.
-
-
•
r
CONVERSION—The
at
$50
a
debentures
share.
are
made
to
retail
chains,
to
commence
the
of
sale
of
growing
proceeds
the
shares
will
L-
a
group
:;
convertible
-
•
into
inde¬
used
be
ventures in Florida and
will be added to working
year
ended
net
the
on
of
June
income
296,500
the
of
current
financing,
463,500 shares of
of
30,
1960,
out¬
stock.
common
the
had
$143,846, equal to 49 cents
shares outstanding
at
company
common
period.
have
severally
stock:
common
from
Lehman
C.
A.
addition
to
&
its
mail
order
business,
Aldens
operates
names
of
the
several
A.
Ellis
Blyth
Inc.
Newburger
Inc.
3.5
7.0
Simmons—
2.0
Stein
&
Co.,
Co
&
&
Co.,
Co., Inc
Podesta
Dain
M.
&
Freres
2.0
2.0
Cruttenden,
J.
Lazard
2.5
Co
&
&
Becker
G.
20.5%
underwriters
debentures
Inc
Co.,
Baird &
Stearns
Blunt
its
Co.,
I.
M.
Simon
Stroud
G.
Wertheim
White,
Co
7.0
Hemphill,
Noyes
&
Co
p.
Oct.
—V.
managed by
common
30,000
stock
shares
of
share.
H.
&
Co
&
The
and
1960,
convertible
into
class
A
common
stock
to
Oct.
21,
inclusive, at
a
flat price of 105.62y2%.
1413.
p.
&
Weld &
the outstanding insurance
business of
Credit Life, Inc., of Boulder, Colo.
making the announcement, D. L. Connett, President of American
Investors Life, also said that the transaction has been approved by
a
Inc—
Co.,
Washington, D. C.
Sept.
8,
of
I960
common
filed
of
a
letter
common
stock
(par
10
in
working capital.
•
'.
of
(formerly
American
cents)
*»■.-.
total
a
of
in
effect,
$270
reported
of
as
N.
Berry.
Negotiations were
purchase was given by the board
gives
million
of
the
life
American
insurance
Investors
in
force.
Insurance
American
total of $107 million in force as of July
a
the
same
date.—V.
190, p. 965.
(par
to
earnings
first annual meeting of stockholders held outside
This would compare with 27 cents per American share
be
with
offered
,
.,
.
,
has called for
redemption on Nov. .1, next, -through operation of the fixed sinking-'
fund, $200,000 of its 3%% debentures due Nov. 1, 1964, at 100% and
31,
1961,
ordinary Israeli shares) in the past fiscal year,
ended March 31, 1959.
and
33
28 at the
of
Israel.
(equal to five
cents
in
the
year
cents)
10
Redemption—
Corp.)
in the current fiscal year, which ends March
between 50 and 60 cents per share on American shares, Joseph
run
Mazer, Board Chairman, estimated in New York on Sept.
The
bulk
expected
with
He
of
to
the
duction
come
predicted
be
around
cents
next
He
current
the
earnings, Mr. Mazer stated, are
in the second half, since "start-up pains" associated
year's
new and expanded facilities and certain pro¬
"slowing" effect on operations in the first half.
opening of the
factors
80
Bosch
Sam
the
American Investors.
transaction,
company's
Files
—
notification
stock
American Bosch Arma Corp.—Partial
for
American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd.—Forecast
I
corporation
of
force
7.0
120,000
for
Commissioner
authorization
31, while
preliminary inspection of Colorado Credit records shows $163 million
3.5
Exchange Commission—
shares
Insurance
and
7.0
and
120,000
of
directors of Colorado Credit Line and the executive committee of the
Net
Co.,
all
In
Investors
3.5
Co
Co
&
Corp.—Subsidiary Acquires—
Life, of Houston, Texas, Sept. 25 announced that
purchased
Colorado
The
2.0
Boyce
Co.,
Inc
Investors
have
Group
2.0
&
Walker
they
Board
2.0
shares, $2 per share; of 30,000 shares, 75 cents
underwriting is involved.
f
proceeds
are
to be used
to
maintain
markets
in
selected
securities
are
American Investors
of
No
The
.
on
covering
follows:
as
per
21,
190,
American
may
McFarland &
company
SEC
Ohio.
inclusive, at the rate of 49.40 shares per $1,000 debenture.
Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York, and McDonald & Co., Cleve¬
land, Ohio, have agreed to purchase any debentures tendered to them
finalized
793.
With Securities
The
15,000
called for redemption on Oct. 31, 1960, all of
5%
convertible subordinated debentures due Oct.
1,
104%%.
Payment will be made at the Cleveland Trust Co.,
Debentures
3.5
—V.
and
Frank Karasik & Co., Inc.,
87,000
35,000
corporation has
at
Cleveland,
2.0
*
Bros.
2.0
&
the
Inc
Co., Inc
697.
p.
Colorado
7.0%
2.0
Co
&
the
and
purchased
Co
&
Inc
2.0
Co.
be
to
McKelvy & Co—
Mid-Continent Securities
7.0
&
Inc
Co.,
Sachs
192,
Co.,
&
30,000
outstanding
1979,
to
during the 22 weeks ended July 1,
1960 were
income was $1,159,170 compared with $40,866,380
respectively, in the corresponding 1959 period.
In the
Whipple
W.
&
Lee
192,
Roman & Johnson
net
Bros
Allyn
Shares
Hamilton,
1960,
UNDERWRITING—The
Allen,
Rights Offering to Stockholders
mon
on
been
American Greetings Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
$54,-
Jan. 31, 1960 sales totaled $114,682,148 and net in¬
$2,932,908, exclusive of a special credit of $460,000.
was
L.
The
respective percentages of the unsubscribed
by each of them are as follows:
192, p. 989.
Aldens, Inc.
the
1960-1961
and
share
the
of
Magnus
M.
—V.
M.
Deficit—V.
the
$2,065,103
end
ended
year
Goldman,
income
par¬
as
necessary in the development of new growing
purchasing operations and for the expansion of the
and marketing facilities.
common
at
1960.
1,
and
Robt.
1960—Month—1959
operations
way
Net
revenue
oper.
of
are
made
are
growing,
of joint ven¬
conducted primarily
sales
the
45
department stores in Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Kentucky, Pennsylvania,
Bacon,
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern RR. Co.—Earnings—
Railway oper.
already
Sales
the
company
means
spent
and
per
EARNINGS—Sales
Bear,
Period End. Aug. 31—
have
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion
to 100%.
reflecting sales
at
162,703 at July
come
893.
p.
and
its
Balance
by
dealers.
from
proceeds
for
operations
Operations
purposes.
wholesale
EARNINGS—For
proceeds from the offering will be used primarily
increasing volume of customer accounts receivables
an
before
$35,496,158
1960—8 Mos.—1959
oper.
ry.
purchase
standing capitalization will consist
Federal
SINKING
FUND—A
sinking fund becomes operative Oct. 1, 1966
which the
company
is required to retire $300,000 debentures
annually and at its option may retire up to an additional $300,000
principal amount in each of the sinking fund years. For the sinking
fiscal
Southern
Railway
from
and
company
company's
and Arkansas.
rev.
such
Carolina.
ventures
•'
and
but arrangements
in North Carolina.
stores
the
North
PROCEEDS—Net
per
Period Ended Aug. 31—
for
PROCEEDS—Net
under
Commission—
corporation has called for redemption on Dec. 5, 1960, all
of
its outstanding 4.50% cumulative convertible preferred stock at $101.50
per share,
plus accrued dividends.—V. 191, p. 1665.
Net
Florida,
pendent
The
Great
growing
UNDERWRITING—The underwriters
named
below
agreed to purchase the following number of shares of
BUSINESS—In
Alabama
in
formed
operations
Clearings
being made In cost reduction,
broadening of market outlets,
on
future earnings.—V.
192,
a
effect
company
share, without underwriting.
to be used for working capital.—V. 188,
Air Reduction
and
BUSINESS—American Foods is primarily engaged in
purchase and distribution of winter strawberries.
The
on
|
corporation on Sept. 7, 1960, filed
SEC covering 1,500 shares of class B
is
progress
favorable
a
Shares
restricted
under
The
offered
have
Foods, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pub¬
offering of 167,000 shares of the common stock of
company at $3 per share was made on Oct. 6 by a
group headed by Godfrey, Hamilton, Magnus & Co., Inc.
46
Statement
substantial
301.
46
The Course of Bank
fund
The
that
should
the
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
respectively.
the company
made
are
Files With Securities and Exchange
be
Condition
'
lic
33
Reserve Banks
be
American
46
,
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., Inc., Reading, Mass.—
the
said
p.
33
of
with
to
par)
of 1959.
Operations for the 12 weeks ended Sept. 11
loss of $200,000, which reduced by 15 cents
per share the
reported for the first 24 weeks of this year.
indebtedness.
exercise
upon
$7,875
key employees
1959.—V. 192, p. 793.
May 20,
He
42
Banks
(no
Philip B. Stull, President, attributed the reduced sales and earnings
lower shipments of yarn and fibers and a further
reduction
in
the prfce of Tyrex tire yarn, the third within the
past year.
to
33
Member
notification
stock
a
which
of
letter of
a
common
corresponding period in 1959.
$66,220,000 compared with $76,655,000 in the
to
amounted
quality improvement of products
Statement
of
weeks
Godfrey,
the
of
issuance
granted
36
39
Stock
Federal Reserve System
exceed
payable to Manufacturers
payable
to
Bankers
Trust
of
payments
1960, filed
shares
38
$400,000
monthly payments of $4,667
mortgage indebtedness.
{Constant
on
75,000
August in
this
of
sales
earnings
37
37
Stock
Condition
that unsecured bank
which mature within one
Co.
and
three
for
$200,000 each
First Trenton National Bank, and Trenton Trust Co.,
account
Sept. 6,
on
share, without underwriting.
are
to be used for working
capital.
per
corporation reported net income for the first 36 weeks of this
ended Sept. 11, of $483,000, or 36 cents per
share, compared with
or
$3.99 per share for the
resulted in
36
Foreign Exchange Rates
and
company
things,
Trust
Co.,
first
General Corporation and Investment News..
1
State and City Bond
Offerings.
52
Dividends Declared and Payable
11
-**3,683,471
year
from their respective dates may not at any one
$1,500,000 until Dec. 31, 1960 and $1,000,000 thereafter.
tThere
Net
34
Miscellaneous Features
{376,680
dated
provides,
893.
p.
37
Pearson
cents)
10
agreement,
banks
by
(par
34
on
—
stock
192,
$5,287,000,
tures
Capital:
Common
$4
proceeds
ticipates
City, NT Y., due Feb.
interest at 4 V2%
per
annum
34
Massachusetts
warehouse property at 45
St.,
year,
§659,768
by
Life
Mutual
Stock
Transactions
at
annum
Mortgage
The
34
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
166th
due
sinking fund, $108,000 of its
1964, at 100%%.
Payment
will be
Trust Co. of New York, 120 Broadway,
1,
American Enka Corp.—Sales and Net Down—
29
SEC Index of Stock Prices
building at Jamaica Ave.
St., Jamaica, N. Y.,
and
Y.—V.
covering
at
The
Over-the-Counter Markets
43
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond
Averages
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Averages 33
tl,000,000
Ludwig
May 15,
Mortgage held by Paljonat, Inc.
store
'
.
$1,000,000
—
Baumann
Exchange
Exchange
Exchange
Exchange
Exchange.
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
agent for the other
as
N.
contingent
Nov.
Canadian
Toronto
including
banks
15,
the
Midland
Montreal Stock
July
company
banks,
(Bonds)
___
pur¬
the
Manufacturers Trust Co.
ually and
notes
dated
1960,
agreement
between
1960,
Outstanding
*$1,200,000
Marine
corporation
SEC
offered
13
27
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.—__
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
year:
installment
(Stocks)
Stock
Stock
Cincinnati
I960
1,
loans_;
long-term
7,
AT
Authorized
bank
within
5.%%
■
AS
debt:
Short-term
{-The
page
New York Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
stores
York
the
'
..v.
.
.
The
American Credit Card Corp.,
Spartanburg, S. C.—Files
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
Stock and Bond Quotations
was
It operates
1903.
,
three
at
New
In This Issue
time-to-time
the American Stock Exchange.
on
company
operation of
debentures due
3%%
company
and
MISCELLANEOUS
-
20
per
fiscal
told
$1,000,000
had
that
a
cents per
share,
for the third and fourth quarters should
American share each, or at an annual rate of
earnings
a
rate, which he said, should be maintained in the
year.
stockholders
in
connection
;
that
with
the
the
company
is
raising
an:
additional
expansion program, now nearlng
completion, through the sale in Israel only of 1,-000,000 ordinary shares
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
through
will
on
public sale
with
ADR's) "
Mr.
the
cash
"Even
cents
5
on
Sales for the, fiscal year ended June 30 were recently
reported at almost double those of the year before.—V. 192, p. 698.
is
1,000,000 ordinary shares (equal to 200,continued, "management expects to continue
of 25 cents on ADR shares, or
Mazer
American
ordinary shares."
board recommendation of a stock dividend
which will be payable Oct. 25 to share¬
holders
of record Sept. 28.
In addition, shareholders re-elected all
nresent directors: approved a resolution to increase authorized ordinary
shares to 14,000,000 from 12,500,000 (2,800,000 ADR's from 2,500,000
ADR's); and approved a contribution by the company to the manage¬
ment's profit-sharing retirement plan.—V. 192, p. 989.
approved
The
a
the company's shares,
on
improving.
debentures,
1992,
due
offered
be
to
I
Atlanta
New York, Sept. 30 filed a regis¬
covering
$250,000,000
of
32-year
public sale at competitive
net proceeds of the sale
and associated companies;
for
Railway oper.
the
the purchase of stock offered for subscription by such companies;
property additions and improvements; and for general corporate
purposes.—V. 192, p. 1193.
Railway
for
Ann Arbor
RR.—Earnings—
'
cents')
10
o
The
proceeds
that
Mahwah,
'
'
engaged
and
trailers
in
185
newest
that
Automobile Transport are
transport
Fords
from
and
It
$540,674
*85,405
$673,913
61,981
$93,995
4,812
Anton-Imco
•
Lionel
See
Electronics
Corp.,
below.—V.
Atchison, Topeka
common
&
Mahwah,
one
of
192,
oper.
expenses
revenue
-Earnings' .1960—8 Mos- -1959
$
$
$
12,362,220
12,315,773
111,842,782
109,281,373
expenses
10,591,589
10,518,093
89,383,564
88,526,098
ry.'
operations.—
1,770,631
1,797,680
22,459,218
20,755,275
income.._
327,122
656,917
6,427,146
7,209,413
oper.
from rail¬
192,
p.
894.
Atlas General Industries—New Name—
109.
p.
Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
$
Railway
RR. Co.
1930—Month—1959
Corp.—Acquisition Approved
At
$
$
$
49,362,397
42,376,027
Atlas
Plywood
below.
Corp.,
»
Atlas Plywood Corp.—New Name—
1960—8 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway oper. revenue..
85,003
revenue-
oper.
way
See
subject
$406,268
24,323
Coast Line
Net revenue
-
.
<■
is
new cars and trucks, primarily for Ford
Conveying owns and operates a fleet of 215
tractors
•
,
—V.
held
46,951,288 414,147,459 428,059,323
41,685,823 323,561,996 319,800-,507
to
the
in
from rail¬
annual
Boston
Atlas
on
General
of
stockholders of
Atlas Plywood Corp.
the name of the corporation was changed
meeting
Sept.
28
Industries,
Inc.—V.
189,
2563.
p.
plants.
reflects American Ship's continuing, program of ex¬
diversification.
Automobile Transport was acquired last
is one of the largest new car carriers, with terminals at
Net
purchase
pansion
December.
$122,914
50,256
moving
Automotive
Co.
Motor
and
Conveying
Automotive
Both
carriers
•
income
192, p. 893.
Net
Building Co. of Cleveland, announced on Sept.
subsidiary, Automobile Transport, Inc. of
bought the assets of Automotive Conveying Co.,
has
Mich.,
N. J.
operations
oper.
ry.
$375,022
23,343
$
Railway
? Deficit.—V.
Co.—Subsidiary Acquires—
purchase
the
The
way
Net
price was not disclosed. The transaction
approval of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The
and
constructing
in
expenses
wholly-owned
its
Wayne,
Ford's
expenses
oper.
$56,873
1,082
894.
p.
Period Eud. Aug. 31—
Net revenue from rail¬
Ship
American
The
for
to be used
centers.
are
Ship Building
American
to
Railway
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$5,558,255
$5,923,741
4,884,342
5,383,067
$774,787
680,792
$720,135
597,221
revenue
192,
Railway oper.
operating recreation
30
Railway oper.
Maryland.
of
Co.
be
to
100,000 shares of class A common stock (par
*ered at $3 per share, through Investment Securities
covering
SEC
tho
I960—Month—1959
Period End. Aug. 31—
$47,903
from rail¬
income
oper.
Atlantic
*
with
ry.
$2,459,833
2,084,811
operation-s.i,—
way
Net
—V.
Development Corp., Baltimore,
Md.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
on
Sept. 7, 1960 filed a letter of notification
American Recreational
ex'penses
Net revenue
for
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$2,535,699
2|129,431
196C—Month—1959
$303,323
$324,210
260,420
267,337
revenue..
oper.
RR.—Earnings—
West Point
&
Period End. Aug. 31—
company
intends to use the
debentures for advances to subsidiary
The
corporation
SEC
Co.—Files—
Telegraph
&
195 Broadway,
with
the
SEC
of
statement
bidding.
of
Telephone
company
tration
Md.—Files With SEC—
on Sept. 2, 1960, filed
a letter of notification with
covering 2,696 shares of common stock to be offered at par
($10 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are
to be used for working capital,
The
the
the annual rate
at
dividend
Stockholders
of 3%
Monday, October 10, 1960
.
Arkco, Inc., Hyattsville,
currently has three ship conversions and a lengthening
its outlook for winter repair business
and reports that
contract,
under
addition of
the
000
American Ship
The shares
group headed by Bank Leumi.
by the underwriters on Oct. 7.
underwriting
an
go
.
.
(1394)
Wayne, Lorain, Ohio, Wixom, Mich., Hazelwood, Mo.,
and Buffalo, N. Y.
operations
income
192, p. 900.
way
Net
—V.
ry.
oper.
6,986,370
2,298,700
5,265,460
90,585,463
30,366,466
Automatic Canteen Co. of America—Postpones
108,258,816
2,068,455
40,564,666
The
to
proposed
its
common
stockholders
of
stock
record
offering
subscription
Oct.
on
7,
1960
has
Offer'g
of the company
been temporarily
unsold. The percent unsold of total dollar amount of authorization is unusually
high and reflects the contra-seasonal appearance of municipals at this time.
were
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
SIDNEY
By
Yet, in view of the paucity of municipal issues and the general concession that we
are
in somewhat of a mild recession (cf. for example the Wall Street Journal of
September 23, and the October 6, Thursday issue, publication of this paper which
features the full text of Secretary of the Treasury Anderson's explanations as to
why we are in the economic doldrums and why recovery should ensue) one could
expect municipal issuers could not keep up with demand. Instead we find that the
inventory of new issues for resale is large and the amount of authorized but unsold
BROWN
sharp drop in corporate public offerings for this week (October 10-14) is indicated
the dollar volume of equities scheduled besting bonds by about four to one.
A
with
Nevertheless, the four-week float has managed to inch ahead of last week's projec¬
period.
tion for the October 3-28
Corporates
issues has
however,
tutional buyers is one of watchful willingness to await a downward
with sales dates set beyond the four-week period cut off date show,
slight decline as does the total backlog of corporate securities with and
without dates. This appears to be due to a shift of some issues with scheduled dates
a
to the backlog
without dates, to await
a more
or
CONTRAST IN
PRIVATE
VS. TAX-EXEMPT
BOND
CALENDAR
see
an
m ntc -mi
-
.
i.
active flotation of senior debt corporate public
a
higher interest rate.
pals and is strong in corporate bonds does not necessarily
And
as
the table
mean
we
have here
a
what the well-known leading indicators denote draw an
opposite foreboding portent
of how the economy will fare in 1961. Right now the
capital market does not seem
$17 million backlog—for two
issues—scheduled for after the four-week cut-off date of November 4 instead of
a
visibly affected by the probability of
Turnpike Authority
«■-'/
continuing decline in 1961.
a
None of the figures here include the Kentucky
issue set last week for October 8.
CHANGES IN
THE
CORPORATE AND MUNICIPAL FINANCING TABLE
Corporate
PAST WEEK
notwithstanding, the addition of equities to the October 6th
Chronicle's calendar of corporate issues with sales dates set amounted to $109,203,500
whereas senior debt obligations were $12,400,000 in two issues one of which was the
Stocks
Total of Both
Corporates
*Municipals
Financings
$102,764,000
$165,973,500
Oct. 10-Oct. 14__.
$50,509,500
Oct. 24-Oct. 28...
175,675,000
325,650,000
113,152,270
Oct. 31-Nov.
$18,909,430 in common stock—more attuned to the economy's slow-down. Private
placements were $21,515,800 in stocks and $53,750,000 in long term notes.
Additions to the Chronicle's municipal calendar of October 6th of issues of $1 million
$12,700,000
Oct. 17-Oct. 21
Riegel Paper Corp. $10,000,000 sinking fund debentures. Corporate sales in the week
ending October 5th consisted of $151,479,000 in bonds and capital debt issues and
were
Total
Corporate
Bonds
Stock market behavior
larger
«««»»**«
reliable indication of the economy's direction. Still, shown here is one indication of
a not too
bearish view of the economy's short-term outlook.
Those who abide by
drop and results in a four-week total that is about $40 million less than last
week's estimate. Further, were it not for the anticipated New York State Housing
to
n*
below indicates, these market conditions still leave the new issue prospect for Octo¬
ber in a fairly strong position. The mixed facts that the calendar is weak in munici¬
tous
and
'
:
offerings despite the market's resistance to
$69.5 million. True, in the week that follows (October 17-21) the municipal float is
larger but then the remaining two weeks of the four-week interval takes a precipi¬
$169 million.
shading of price
shading of interest rate—which makes municipal issuers unhappy. One
in this a less ominous prospect for the economy since buyers are not being
past several weeks have marked
sizable volume the opposite story prevails
for State and local securities.
This week's municipal float would have been about
two-thirds smaller were it not for the Massachusetts State tax-exempt issue of
issues there would be but
The attitude of individual and insti¬
appearance.
While this is occurring, large corporate bonds issues have, and are scheduled to, come
to market.
Apparently new issues are willing to accept the bid of the market. The
"While the corporate bond float presents a
Finance Agency and TV A
an
driven to meet the seller's terms.
fairly strong volume of -sales in the past several weeks at a pace that some¬
what exceeds the hike in SEC registrations.
to the
STRANGE
much of
upward
might
It is also due
propitious selling time.
not put in
132,000,000
17,100,000
$63,209,500
229,924,080
438,802,270
149,100,000
$646,025,000
$235,010,850
$881,035,850
Total.
*
only $57,470,000 and sales in the week through October 5th came
$67,997,000.
$1
million
4...
...
54,249,080
153,876,000
383,800,080
16,535,000
4,210,000
455,337,270
153,310,000
$277,385,000 $1,158,420,850
Moreover, this column assumes that the scheduled October 8
Kentucky Turnpike Authority $55 million issue negotiated by Allen & Co. will not
be held over into any of the above four weeks.
or
more.
THE BACKLOG OF DATED ISSUES
The
LARGER ISSUES IN THE OFFING
data
immediately following sum up the corporate and municipal financing
picture for issues with dates affixed. (Figures in parentheses are last week's esti¬
mates.) A second table further below recapitulates in greater detail the dollar size,
of capital financing plans of the corporate and municipal issuers with the former's
offerings divided between senior debt securities and equities for each of the four
The larger corporate and municipal flotations in the next four
weeks,
one
Week of Oct. 10:
Electronics
28-Day Visible Supply
Municipals
446,385,000
(1,181,917,125)
$1,661,678,850
and
and
in
Municipals—$69.5
million
(1,799,717,125)
Homes, Inc. common; $3.5 million in debentures and 350,000 shares of common of
Dorsey Corp.; $20 million General Acceptance Corp. debentures; $4 million Glickman
Corp. common; $4.5 million Lionel Corp. debentures; $4,125,000 Louisville & Nash¬
ville RR. equipment trust
certificates; $8,250,000 Mid-States Business Capital Corp.
common; $10 million in debentures of Daystrom, Inc.; $16 million Louisville Gas &
Electric Co. bonds; 552,5.50 shares of Pacific Gas Transmission Co.
common; ,$25 mil¬
lion
bonds and $10 million in notes of High
Authority of the European Coal and
Community; $4 million Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals, Inc. bonds; $25 million
Pacific Lighting Gas Supply Co.
debentures; $25 million Florida Power Corp. bonds;
and in Municipals — $4 million
Dallas, Texas; $7 million California Toll Bridge
Authority, California; $15 million Chicago; $46 million Dade County, Florida; $10
million Los Angeles County Flood Control
District, California; $21.3 million Penn¬
EQUITY OFFERINGS INCREASE
ed vama State Public School Building Authority, Pennsylvania;
California; $9.6 New Orleans, Louisiana.
able stock market turn comes about.
Out of a total of about $626.6 million of cor¬
porates set without offering dates, there are $122.7 million in bonds, $485 million in
common stocks and $18.9 million in preferred
stocks. These undated issues when
added
to corporates possessing offering dates aggregate $1.5 billion—a decline
approximately $200 million compared to last week's measurement.
RISE IN AUTHORIZED BUT UNSOLD
$4 million San Jose,
Week
of October 24-October 28:
common; $250 million American
420,000 shares of Green Shoe Manufacturing Co.
Telephone & Telegraph Co. debentures; 450,000
shares of Bzura Chemical Co.
common; $50 million Deere (John) Credit Co. deben¬
tures; $5 million Southern Nevada Power Co.
bonds; 1,250,000 shares of Transitron
Electronics Corp common; 750,000 shares of
Champion Spark Plug Co. common;
$10 million Riegel Paper Corp. debentures;
772,000 shares of Electro-Science Inves¬
tors, Inc common, and in Municipals—$4.2 million
Vineland, New Jersey.
Week of October 31-November 4:
623,750 shares of Automatic Radio Mfg. Co., Inc
common; $30 million in bonds and $30 million in
debentures, of United Gas Corp.;
of
MUNICIPALS
The latest issue of the Investment Bankers Association's Statistical Bulletin which
ably surveys the municipal bond market throws another light on what is happening
in this market.
During the first quarter of 1960 there were $495,994,000 bonds
authorized but $376,766,000 (76.4%> were unsold as of June 30.
And there were
$1,339,121,000 authorized during the second quarter of 1960 but $1,322,537,000 ( 98.8% >
in
Steel
backlog of public offerings registered with the SEC is swollen with many small
several large equity issues, many of which are biding time until a more favor¬
common;
October 17: $8 million American Optical Co. convertible debentures; $20
million Associated Dry Goods Corp.
debentures; 250,000 shares of Detroiter Mobile
they wanted to avoid tapping the market against a larger volume of competition.
Frankly this writer was surprised that issues scheduled for busier weeks were not
shifted, where possible, to take advantage of this lighter period.
OF
Ltd.
489,426,000)
(
running this column pinpointed the oncoming meager dollar volume
in store for this week's financing. Underwriters and syndicates looking for a more
favorable week to position issues should have had ample rescheduling warning if-
BACKLOG
Capital
Week of
317,426,000)
For three weeks
The
$2 million Southern Nevada Power Co. preferred; 120,000 shares of
Corp. common; $7.5 million debentures of Nafi Corp.; $25 million
International
$1,215,293,850 (1,310,291,125)
864,491,125)
$1,158,420,850
which include
follows:
Massachusetts; $6,920,000 Newark, N. J.
$881,035,850 (
(
as
—Total From Oct. 10th On—
277,385,000
Corporates.___
are
Technical Materiel
weeks ahead.
-
equipment trust certificate,
and
-
in
Municipals—$3 million Bloomington, Minnesota.
'
October 6,
1960
Volume
postponed, it
was
192
Number 5993
announced
on
Leverone
said
recent
acquisitions
operated to increase substantially
tration statement prepared with
ing,
and
it
is
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Sept. 30 by Nathaniel Leverone, Board
Chairman.
Mr.
.
the size
respect
and
to
Blaekman
fered
the
of
company
necessarily
realized
by the company on this account,
together with
workload of the SEC, that it is
imposible to expect
Commission to
complete their examination of the
registration statement within the time
contemplated by the company's
original schedule.—V. 192, p. 1299,
the
BUSINESS—The
unprecedented
the
staff
of
distributors
the
business
corporation
offered
the
Sept.
on
covering
15,000
at-the-market,
benefit
The
of
the
proceeds
6,
1960,
shares
of
which
to
are
be
used
letter of
a
shares
is
(par
to
are
underwriting
for
notification
stock
common
4,584
No
company.
filed
of
$1)
be
the
for
involved.
working capital.—V.
American
United
chain
accounted
the
of
Corp.,
total
in
(R.) Baruch & Co., Washington, D. C.—Files With SEC
letter
share,
The
proceeds
market
in
to
are
selected
be
used
securities,
notification
stock
common
(par
for
position
working
and
and
record
dollar
and
six-month
period and the second quarter,
ported by William G. Karnes, President.
Dollar
sales
$8,259,411,
quarter
cents
the
Class
a
A
previous
and
than
was
share
the
in
$4,295,539
$3,971,626
per
period
last
both
"This
66
cents
first
Ritchie,
the
Clifton,
Mr.
Bale
sidiary
the
Inc.
effective
N.
J.
quarter
first
The
"The
Beecham
reflect
the
important
national
will
Oct.
of
become
1,
1960.
Ritchie
in
the
spite
less
of
191,
new
Company
achieved
1959
per
public
E.
favorable
on
Hahn,
Sept.
Walker
the
for
esses
service
field
that
29,
of
Harold
exclusive
all
and
of
rights
automotive
research
ceramic
to
President
The
coatings
for
industrial
The
to
present
with
a
and
greater
of
the
a
—V.
ceramic
financial
that
say
191,
will
coating
details
they
189,
ceramic
part
its
inter¬
continue,
quarter
coatings
includes
one
and
and
independent
ceramic
proc¬
in
the
coating
BUSINESS—The
State
of
in
of
agree¬
and
disclosed
not
were
initial
an
fee
developing real property.
in
the
State
Mountains
of
royalties.
and
Brooks
G.
30,
of
It
The
acres.
•close
-to
also
company
Big-Laurel:
owns
is! >the
It
property
owns
now
County, N. C.
This property called
contiguous
tracts
containing in
the
the
to
laws
of
1960,
160
a
calculated
primarily
the
from
tract
acre
the
of
following
attract summer
to
intends
company
sale
the
of
principal
units
the
the
and
in
located
Boston
Swain
Payment of purchase
money
the
liens
Engineering reports and
Improvement
into
the
with
net
its
cash
other
order
indicated
property
on
and
of
promotion
water
treatment
Construction
unit
roads
of
and
Installation
lake
of
of
property
golf
including
course
and
it
Red
lines
to
GIVING
ment
5,500
—
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
(par
stock
(par
value
$2.80)
Maine
192,
Carbide
cents)
10
UNDERWRITING—The company entered into
a
of
As
10,160
units,:
of
that
date
became
an
Mackay
the
sole
& Co. which by that time had
.underwriter.—W. 191, p. 2515.-
the
on
the
1960,
and
period
preferred
and
746,479
of
average
in
1959
after
are
the average
dividend re¬
$12,082,924
the
in
months
12
in
192,
795.
p.
Country Club, Inc., Prince Frederick,
Sept. 2,
on
filed
1960,
shares
100,000
of
letter
a
of
notification
stock
common
without underwriting.
to be used for expenses
to
incidental
with
offered
be
"William
of
Dana
NOTE:
Seibert,
Chicago
March
3,
On
3,
1879.
account
Treasurer;
Illinois
The
Sept.
on
23,
1960
$200,000
be
to
offered
proceeds are
to be used
of
notification
with
subordinated
debentures,
due
filed
6%
of
face
at
to make
letter
a
value,
without
underwriting.
loans and for working
capital.
Lines in Maine—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
$426,365
$466,622
$5,974,448
expenses
308,987
418,442
3,380,100
$5,683,887
3,762,139
$117,378
$48,180
$2,594,348
$1,921,748
41,959
*43,435
1,646,072
996,337
oper.
from rail¬
operations—
ry.
of
$8,428,500
in
totalled
a
year
the
42
ago
income
oper.
192,
895.
p.
Corp.—Sells'interest—'
Capital-Seaboard
Seq
Sawyer
on
1,219,328
he
1962
for
prepare
and
the
a
increase
said.
850
boxes,
plants
new
in
in
have
of
seeking
been
never
at
$1,000
laws
tain
the
results
for
$31,495,031
to
quarter,
sales
against
The
a
192,
net
will
order
outstanding
dividend
has
Commanding
in
its
250
incorporated
was
Vermont.
of
of
$1.73
the
at
rate
end
Net
Net
of
$1.20
per
8
feet
powdered
192,
been
39,834,495
•»
22
of
50,000
the
Officer
of
two
with
*
being offered.
are
U.
30
feet
pellet
Net
following
net
received
amount
from
this
and in the following
lift; $5,000 insurance;
purposes,
$6,000
T-Bar
new
lift.
31—
1960—Month—1959
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$268,640
$2,074,510
$2,200,879
178,016
1,268,430
1,423,833
$113,510
$90,624
$806,080
59,589
29,520
297,624
$777,046
225,975
ry.
of
ops.
inc.
Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
—V.
I960—Month—1959
revenue—
$3,214,589
expenses
2,901,799
oper.
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$3,630,608 $28,095,136 $29,475,431
3,163,294
24,786,443
24,889,194
from rail¬
revenue
ry
operations—
$312,790
$467,314
$3,308,693
$4,586,237
income.....
70,790
240,186
1,094,294
2,535,295
oper.
192
of
895.
p.
corporation
of
statement
with
6Vst%
capacity,
Division
the
at
long,
and
and
Army
This
propellant
announce¬
Manager
Col.
the
of
Joseph
Ordnance
the
&
Sons
is
Net
listed
working
and
arise,
to
G.
District,
to
"B"
shares
stock;
of
the
open
their
40
shares).
is
It
principal
A.
The
pro¬
amount,
Edwards
G.
underwriting
Midwest
debentures
will
used
to
general
the
George J.
(Telephone STate
of
the
fluctuations in
the
rate
U.
I
■
million
over
three
a
new
dollars,
will
p.
build
a
year
period
and
costing
three-quarters
the
high-strength
the
knowledge
program will center around the investigation
materials and advanced methods of fabrication.
gained through its research and development,
full
scale
prototype
rocket
motor
case.—V.
191,
1215.
S.
to
opportunities
an
Brozman,
has
now
issue
and
of
President,
own
an
191, p.
outstanding,
stock,
preferred
215,474
of
shares
all
owns
class
the.
of
aggregate of 31,819
2516.
Century Natural Gas & Oil Corp.—To Acquire—
The" corporation,
of New York, announced on Sept. 29 that it had
to acquire, for an unannounced number of shares of stock,
Special Corp. and Silber Products, Inc., both of Brooklyn, pri¬
vately-owned
manufacturers
of
precision
mechanical
and
electro¬
contracted
the
mechanical
chines,
C-E-I-R, Inc.—Merger—
C-E-I-R,
ton, D.
sold
•
Possessions,
of exchange,
S.
company
operations,
favorable
company
stock
stock.—V.
U.
stock issued
the
company's
offices.
and management officials
common
consumer
the
of
any
provide
to
for
if
the
areas
of
added
be
loan
the
common
F.
(and
primarily
additional
in
engaged
are
capital
borrowers
and,
Robert
regular
five-year
stock,
common
share).
underwriter.
indebtedness
regular
(with
regular
per
at
for
working
prospectus,
various
stock.
sale
South
and
the
be
to
of
amendment.
warrants)
with
the
for
1975
$6
at
filed a regis¬
covering $1,000,000
Mo.,
1960,
due
shares
principal
by
City,
29,
initially
wararnts
of
will
or
of
80,000
South
lend
to
shares
common
class
to
acquire
addition
228,532
"B"
and
subsidiaries
Kansas
Sept.
subsidiaries
sale
the
of
funds
its
the
in
the
of
funds
its
the
as
supplied
and
business
exercise
upon
in
be
of
(with
St.,
on
debentures,
debentures
$500
company
proceeds
SEC
exercisable
the
of
to
are
Oak
the
purchase
being
units
1334
subordinated
offer
to
in
According
solid
Budd.
Dean,
for
warrants
posed
form.
to
B.
designed
are
junior
warrants
the
companies.
performance
S.
the
that
895.
•
for
Budd
pounds
Railway
Department,
the
was
that
been
162,269
oper.
p.
oper.
Railway
supply
Walter
Inc.
Since
have
$275,779
from
Central
finance
order
an
awarded
Area,
stock.
stock
Century Acceptance Corp.—Proposes Offering—
$49,232,208
and
Ski
common
common
$48,294 balance due on ski
$18,700 bulldozing and labor;
Period End. Aug. 31—
tration
35,836,081
or
the
par
par
expenses
oper.
rev.
The
1960—8 Mos.—1959
Philadelphia.
by
for
under
main¬
to
revenue—
oper.
way
$46,252,687
Budd's
priority:
railway
—V.
of
4,631,563
by
used
1959
is
192, p. 495.
terms
built
expected
Period Ended Aug.
per
$5,294,653
placed
is
Carinthia
no
no
18,
purpose
Vt.
inception
shares
shares
March
Carinthia's
Dover,
amounted
been
Co.' has
be
of
Railway
Railway
for
offered,
company
Carolina & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
495.
p.
$27,351,922
income
approximately
or
share
per
by
Development
Product
of
facilities
issue
to
PROCEEDS—It
offer
goal
reach
,5k
Offered—
Stock
speculation.
a
company
State
and
additional
140
Railway
also
Sept.
on
as
CAPITALIZATION—At
authorized
time
and
stated.—V.
as
15%.
of
$1,491,672,
development of high
has
cases
8
the
club
$35,000 cafeteria;
first
for the fiscal year ended
the period again exceeded
company,
shipping containers
Sept. 27 jointly by
in
of
ski
a
the
•
each
the
share,
per
BUSINESS—The
the
as
during
„•
Aug. 29 offering circular, the
an
—V.
growth
the
Saltzman
expanding
said.
he
company's
pace
$5,417,243
4,286,760
chemicals
below.
Co.,
Area,1 Irifc.—Common
without underwriting, 113 shares of no par common stock
RR.—Earnings—
be
Ski
authorized, of which 113 shares
expenses
program,"
the
to
Northeast
in
Petroleum
Carinthia
first
cents
on
in
range
to
1960—8 Mos.—1959
revenue-
oper.
a
C.,
contract
Inc.
of
Arlington
announced
for
an
on
and
Sept.
economic
22
The
Engleman
that the
&
two
Co.,
Inc.,
companies
of
Washing¬
have signed
used
and
other
has
been
the
three
has
been
Victor
merger.
components
helicopters
transaction
companies.
called
Silber,
for
25,
President
of
the
electronics
industry,
business
ma¬
applications.
approved
special
A
Oct.
in
the
by
meeting
1960 for
both
the
of
boards
stockholders
purpose
Special
of
Corp.
of
and
directors
of
Territories and Members
remittance for foreign
of
Pan-American
subscriptions
Union, $65 00 per year;
in Dominion of Canada, $68.00
and advertisements must be made in New York *v»«ts.
per year.
of
Century
ratification.
Silber
Products
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday].' Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
2-0613); Copyright 1960 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter Febiuary 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
Subscriptions in United States,
at
operating
to
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Street,
or
ended
ended
991.
p.
Budd
1,280,000 shs.
underwriting agree¬
ment
dated
March
12, 1960 with Pearson, Murphy & Co., Inc. and
Mackay & Co. providing for the sale through them, as agents for
the
company,
on
a
best
efforts basis,
of the 400,000 units offered.
Effective Aug. 9, 1960, Pearson, Murphy & Co., Inc., withdrew
from
such
underwriting agreement.
As of such date they had sold 1,450
units.
&
covering
1970
♦Deficit.—V.
months
1960—Month—1959
will
Extending
of
400,000 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
period
club.
Net revenue
Club, Inc.—Earnings Rise—
Bank
Plastics
made
$1,018,769,
Philadelphia.
Outstanding
400,000 shs.
Golf
company
1,
Railway
Railway
1,223,353
was
from
came
Canadian Pacific
$9,397,713
motor
appliances.—V.
SEC
Corp.—Appointment—
Manhattan
for
equal to $1.38
months ended
12
of
1959 figure of $11,031,363.
Utility
the 1960 period, and $9,894,681
such
non-utility sources as sales of
$10,902,599
Period End. Aug. 31—
" 2,316,214
dry
of
income
ended
totaled
covering
the
2,500
since
the
Mr.
$1.64
From
Common
A
$10,416,606
huge
other
the
to
per
Oct.
the
to
*339,393
company's
FINANCING
Authorized
stock
class
sale
$663,090
contract
rocket
100,000
pfd.
cum.
of
for
years.
on
Duncan,
7%
shares
Securities
112,452
carry
A
38,000
capital
CAPITALIZATION
underwriting
8,000
market
the
against
as
plant
the
nation¬
and
Campbell Hoi ton & Co., Bloomington, 111.—Files With
Via
group,
up
to
announced
The
510,000
—
Capital stock:
an
$1,130,483
Lion
sources
against
rest
country
The
12,000
months
growth,
increase
an
containers
was
The
25,000
40
Improvement of trails and horse shed—.
Working
a
additional
as
is particularly significant in view
simultaneously in expanding our staff
compared
fiscal
of
its
in
?ncome___
construction
in
,
all
1960,
share),
proceeds are
The
balance
appointed transfer agent of
stock, $1 par value, of the corporation.—V. 192, p. 1090.
oper.
Union
dam,
.
power
sales
Budd Co.—New Contracts—
priority:
165,000
hole
($1
The
for
119,000
—
.—;—___
plant
18
of
age
schedule
that
proceeds
funds,
38,000
:
system
motel
resort
Installation
ry.
out
carry
corresponding
shares
common
the
SEC
par
operations-—.!
way
Net
the
highly
Securities and Exchange Commission—
share
Net revenue from fail-
$30,800
surveys-:
Advertising
the
year.
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
relatively
the
based
are
$158,411.
from
31,
corporation
in
expansion.
of
The
Midland
27,500
cents
required
that
amounted
as
&
in
the period
dividends.
In
and
gas
the
sales
company's 10 plants and distribu¬
with additional increases in employ¬
the major increase in the postwar
in 1947.
Girls born in that year will
1962,
Period End. Aug. 31—
to: develop
company
common
with
plants,
$1,164,219,
period
net
a
during
amounted
1959;
Net
residents.
use
together
in
purposes
to
by
three
company
maintained
its
annual
of capital stock.—V. 191, p. 2199.
Chase
to
equipment
offices,
of
the
in
with
profit
President,of
period,
stock
earnings
672,104
were
Aug.
revenues
the
made
on
reported
♦Deficit.—V.
PROCEEDS—The
realized
of
The
the raw acreage of Big Laurel into a high calibre resort community
planned to make maximum utilization of the site's natural surroundings
and
this
use
into
per
sales
37
is
this
by
previous
respective
giving
government
C-E-I-R
needed
clients'
income
stock,
compares
preferred
was
Revenues
ended
business.
that
starting
year
revenue
preceding
share
the
acquiring
located
of
out
future
remains
$1,586,111,
The
"Big Laurel"
consists of
four
aggregate
approximately
2,100
intention
for
business.
headed
the
three
maintain
Boston Capital
the
of
for
quirements
The
year.
with
indicate
will
Rosin,
the
a
Md.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
of
of
does
expansion
do
$9
the
present growth
our
a
field,
large-scale
processing
to
share/ earned
outstanding
outstanding
in
$140,000
now
entered
at
net
a
common
share
Common
Calvert
____
from
net
for
date
$50,000,000
June
Its present intention is to operate principally
in the vicinity
of
the Great Smoky
Park.
for
sell
to
during
all
of
in
and
quarter
Axel
except
Carolina
North
National
organized under
for the purpose
1959
common
other
cumulative
and 400,000 shares of com¬
was
May,
to
subsidi¬
2,500
busy,"
have
we
facilities
to
research
for
provide
specialists
data
centers
derived
This
common
$132,627
tank
A„;
program
needs
during
as
second
of
prospectus, dated Sept. 26.
company
Delaware
that
"very
expansion
Results
(par 10 cents), in units, each unit consisting
and one share of common, at
a
25%
pointed
organization
great
the
benefit
of
said
He
progress
our
our
continued
the
$556,800
improvement
the
in
comple¬
2743.
p.
the
1960.
per
shares
$1,916.66.
the
I
compared
are
apparel
"The
of
share of preferred
unit, via
option
of
expansion
necessary
has
began to take place
begin
to
enter
the
company's
preferred stock
per
years
1
the
191,
also
will
the
research
the
shares,
planned.
the
of
five
an
in
in
office
Fairfax
2,500
preceding fiscal
share
for
the
per
declared
possess
1959.
25%
of
facilities
share
$3
nearly
Saltzman
Mr.
tion
ment
Reading, Pa., offered 400,000 shares of 7%
(par $2.80)
for
not
Inc.
shares.
Big Laurel Inc.—Securities Offered—Mackay & Co., of
stock
has
Co.
birthrate
Bettinger
for
&
the
electronics
capability
It
link
to
of
for
31,
$1.28
on
of
Gross
mon
be
agreed
Securities Co.,
totalled
Earnings
1,319,328
2199.
p.
and
for
rental
about
use
$25,000
does
underwriters
approximately
up
the
communication
plans
company
share
Aug.
Brooks, Inc.—Sales and Net Up—
of
C-E-I-R,
companies
share:
per
months
those
upon
The
a
July 31,
over
the
$447,600
earned
during
the same
preceding
year,' Maurice Saltzman,
President,
Sept. 20 in the first-quarter reDort to shareholders.
' "
company
reported
net sales
of
$10,507,700 for
the
quarter,
gain
The
1923.
p.
of
parts
agreement
based
were
is
stock
company
underwriters
has
Book-of-the-Month
the
total
located
the
Co.
profit
volume.
greater
of
two
year
$17,173.
California-Pacific Utilities Co.—Net U]b—
authorized
to
will
now
company
several
the
in
engineering
contracts.
electronic
network
facilities.—V.
20,314.48
Co
announced
work.
of
the
191,058.31
the
about
&
three
new
in
automotive
do
the
the
and
fiscal
was
contracts, and that the merger will have great ad¬
both.
It will provide C-E-I-R with an established and
greater
companys'
wide
President
that
research
the
in
and
industrial
skilled
appreciably
an
Robinson,
operations
Sales
Net profit after taxes
$2,255.00
offering
inventory
&
continuing
automotive
to
this
which
Baum
Net
recognition
in
firm
agreement
facility
Walker,
other
authorized
par),
intends
by
in
Evans
Bobbie
Bettinger's
the
in
5,549—
company
to
$10
Bobbie
Walker.
ment
and
W.
stockholders
for
organization
dynamic
way
Sept. 21.
wholly-owned sub¬
parent
the
on
vantages
company
6%
chains
No
now
—
raised
in 1956, and has specialized in
electronics and communications,
research,
running at
are
to
mentary skills
Net
on
Kingdom)
Paste.—V.
Bettinger's
parts.
development
issued
George K.
192, p. 699.
-V.
P.
of
Walker
Manufacturing Company,
and
Chairman of
Bettinger,
Jr.,
jointly
announced
20-year license agreement has been signed giving
a
lease
company
of
$1),
(no
McDonald,
President
Weaver,
are
monthly
a
Perkins & Co.
Bettinger Corp.—Agreement—
A.
for
larger
warehouse
located
This
transfer
(par
stock
company
Boenning
Subsidiary—
Bale,
and igive
the
period,
just
I.
stock
states
with
Midland
The
Rea
in
stock
at
the
Beecham Group, Ltd., with head office in Brentford,
Middlesex,
is
a
world-wide
corporation
manufacturing
and
selling
toiletries, ethical drug products, beverages, foods and confectionery
goods. Beecham is among the largest of manufacturers of hairdressings
and shampoos in the United Kingdom and some of its
products sold
in
this
country
are
Brylcreem
hairdressing,
Eno
Antacid,
Scott's
Emulsion, Silvikrin Shampoo, Pure Silvikrin hair treatment, and the
Robert
feet
The
for
years
the
central
Kan.
surplus
The
common
England,
Tooth
warehouse
a
issued 2,2o5 shares
purchase of
Inc.
also
Macleans'
chain
two
company.
than 5%
of
more
square
City,
five
common
capital
agreement
Co.,
operations."
soon-to-be-launched
and
lease
$1,666.66.
UNDERWRITING—The
2199.
p.
name
is
(United
by
of
sales
Herbert
Dr.
statement
Shares
Maurice
Ltd.
for
another
these
the
the capital raised will be held in the
treasury for
working capital.
the
of
month
anpounce^t^ name change
Group,
of
of
8%
$1.16
those
six
noted.—V.
actual, ownership
position
of
was
half
to
above
the
and
he
Kansas
rental
company intends to use
states in which the company
to
also
compared
were
made
was
year,"
company,,
explained,
of
Will
name
to
Products,
Inc.,
8%
half
period
the
in
office
45,000
The
for
or
and
of
one
profits
under
about
shares,
areas
Additional
year.
the
last
the
the
in
B
in
additional
of
share
per
sales,
either
accounted
has
It
PROCEEDS—The
re¬
increase
an
Beecham Group, Ltd.—Name Change for
Beecham
the
were
other
$17,928,366,
share
departments
increase
prevailed
for
earned
common
major
for
said.
than
of
of
$1.24
all
year
Karnes
weather
net
to
31,
year.
profit
same
sales
preceding
Mr.
the
equal
for
Unit
against
as
period increased
$223,932,256
recorded
for
Net
Aug.
reported for the corresponding
8%
to $2,416,245,
equal to 70
rose
stock
six-month
from
year.
$114,604,358
ended
of
common
6,000
$122,863,769,
were
earnings
common
last
the
$241,860,622
greater
Net
of
period
for
quarter
from
1959.
share
same
the
7 %,
or
in
per
Sales
for
total
the
net
additional
an
Paid
both
states
purchased
by
the
super
allowed by the company to
before the public sale of the class A
the capitalization of the company was as follows:
stock,
for
of
the
principal
60,000 shares,
sales
the
encompasses
aries to the company and
capital.
unit
the
manages
in
District
for
Beatrice Foods Co.—Record Highs—
earnings
price is
founded
was
spectrum
information
chain accounted for 34% of the total
for 13 Vi %
of the total sales, another
loss
purchaser
monthly
Class
Record
items
Inc.,
utilization, military science,
storage and retrieval problems.
industrial
3
one
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
75
maintain
8%
The
containing
a
renew
with
without-underwriting.
take(a
to
and
A
of
1959,
affect
City, Kan.
Industrial
company on Sept.
9, I960, filed a
SEC covering 100,000
shares of class
cents) to be offered at $2
per
retail
accounted
for
company's
building
The
the
Co.,
and
wholesale
are
and
&
engineering
radio
ending January, 1960, were $273,853.
1959.
Kansas
with
In
sales.
single
or
The
below.
the
territory
common
which
chain
adversely
chain
Ship Building Co., above.
Industrial
which
markets
super
Its
of
the
on
markets,
another
would
B & F Instruments, Inc.—Acquired—
See
discount
A
super
sales
,
display
and
sales,
1193.
p.
Automotive Conveying Co.—Acquired—
See
subsidiaries.
through ten states.
192,
to
on
Current
subsidiaries
owns
lines
goods
Engleman
Of¬
discount
constitutes
the
profit
of
the
super
market.
The company's
profit is the difference between the
purchase
price it pays the
manufacturer
and
the
net
price after
discount charged
to the super market.
The company has approximately 400 super market customers
spread
be
offered
these
price
markets.
with
to
Stock
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Oklahoma, Texas, Illinois, Vir¬
ginia, North Carolina and Arkansas.
The
company
supervises the
Industries, Inc., Manhattan Beach, Calif.
—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
SEC
company
soft
of
of
selection,
The
Common
—
Co., Inc. and associates
of
Automation
the
Securities
Aug. 21 offered 27,500 shares of $1 par class A
stock of the company at $10 per share.
complexity of the regis¬
company's rights offer¬
the
Merchandising Corp.
Midland
—
(1395)
Other Countries, $72.00
per
year.
4
will
(1396)
become
the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
executive
chief
acquisition.—V.
181,
of
Natural
Century
following
Gas
2927.
p.
the
Chicago,
as
dividend
•
on
each
Charter
Design
453,968
Corp., Minneapolis,
Manufacturing
&
apolis,
filed
1960
20,
a
proceeds
Chicago
Eastern
&
Period End. Aug.
Railway
oper.
exoenses
revenue
Deficit.—V.
Chicago
192,
$3,858,969
3,850
428,407
2,096.727
15,802,405
Net
—V.
192,
$840,100
$6,078,984
1,657,882
2,558,852
Railway
1960—8 Mos,
18,183,997
17,257,622
146,612,987
152,204,269
expenses
14.753,519
13,934,941
115,734,009
117,536,275
oper.
for
Net
ry.
—V.
income
oper.
192,
3,430,478
3,322,681
727,732
30,858,978
~ 526,923
8,194,443
Cincinnati Insurance Co., Cincinnati, Ohio—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
SEC
offered
Sept.
on
covering
at
$50
21,
5,053
shares
share,
per
filed
1960
of
letter
a
stock
common
without
notification
of
$20)
(par
proceeds
be
to
are
used
investment
Ry.
operating revenue
Railway
Net
oper.
fr.
rev.
Net
192,
to
$850,307
$5,034,396
3,824,577
5,050,701
orders
the
190,
V
SEC
Angeles,
:j
•
Gas
System, Inc.—Debentures Offered—
Stanley & Co. and associates publicly offered
a new issue of
$30,000,000 of 5Va % debentures
Oct. 7
oh
of the
system. The debentures, due 1985, are priced at
101.058% and accrued interest to yield 5.05% to maturity.
The debentures were awarded to the Morgan
Stanley
at
group
competitive sale Oct. 7
a
which named the 5Vs%
Two
other
Pierce,
and
bid
groups
Fenner
Halsey,
&
Smith,
Stuart
&
PROCEEDS—The
used
is
to
finance
expected
The
bank
Inc.,
Co.,
and
Inc.,
coupon
in
also
Merrill Lynch,
Co., jointly,
sale
the
1960
other
construction
expenditures
to
with
59.552,
of
in
will
1S61,
be
which
program,
approximately
early
repay
funds
$90,000,000.
$55,000,000
loans.
sale
payments
about
of
fund
of
the
for
the
debentures
of
106.183%
$557,971,000
stock
common
of $10
of
to
optionally redeemable
principal amount.
the
16
ing
long-term!,
distribution
operations
in
Maryland
and
«ale
to
Ohio,
interconnected
an
30, 1960 con¬
30,184,905
shares
of
the
production,
natural
The
utility
also
sells
trans¬
natural
Kentucky,
for
of
operat¬
storage,
retail
natural
companies
The
company.
West Virginia,
system
gas
purchase,
conduct
gas,
System
public
natural
su'osioiary service
a
of
Pennsylvania,
Virginia.
nor.-affiliated
New
at
gas
gas
in
made
of
York,
were
and
pany;
Company
the
is
to
distribution
of
It
proposes
of
Maryland,
State
will
of
the
in
assume
notes
and
equal
reserves
stock
which
have
The
issued
50%
of
balance
in
uses
Oct.
in
West
of
The
July
31
projected
followed
*
efforts
$12,500
by
28.
in
filed
of
for
Tetter
a
for
and
and
SEC
Daigle
issue
original
of
of
cost
31,
and
sale
marketing
capsule
designed
earnings.
such
a
retail
age
of 30.
customer
if
all
be
The
product is
said
are
ceeds
agrees
be
to
of
that
properties
possible
be
all
used
owned
the
The
balance
operated
subject
—V.
to
192,
p.
in
each
the
the
Inc.,
of
for
share
one
be
to
the
be
Y.,
filed
1960,
offered
The
The company
Chairman
and
$75,000
units
exercisable
of
under--<
under
$3.50
the
by
and
sale
by
one-a-day
and
men
President,
132,000
warrants
at
and
be
will
by
be
used
Harry
to
W.
Net
and
the
right
all
100,000 shares of the company's $1
$8 per share.
;
PROCEEDS—Of
to
expand
processing
film
not
the
Kodachrome
officers
added
to
1960,
70,156
tribution
gift
of
the
its
the
$25
new
shares
of
the
and
the
has
operated
and
the
3tate
Jurisdiction
related
company
consisting
shares
of
in
of
in
the
$190,000
ber
by
retail
will
of
be
the
one
gas
by
J
payment
be
of
originally
It
incorporated
printing
also
and
the
doubled
of
from
$2,017,068
Inc.
Arts
the
the
will
company
of
to
sale
consist
conditional
of
sales
stock.
stock
$78,682
in
the
offering,
employees at $7.36
additional
an
registered
offered
and
share.—V.
a
10,000
directly
of
by
by
appropriate
a
single
state
Inc.,
would
stock).'
prin¬
Sept.
on
1960
15,
commission.
the
be
New
SEC
covering
offered
York,
The
at
N.
-
represent
Continental
4
covering 3,850 shares of
"dividend stock" to be sold for
Illinois National Bank & Trust
filed
a
common
$3
100,000 shares of
share,
per
192,
be
used
machinery
purchase
gage,
—V.
to
and
are
596,
p.
Dorsett
does
in
also
built
the
joins
1959,
and
manufactures
industrial
half
becomes
L.
mem¬
a
field.
Executive
with
of
appli¬
on
tnus
processes,
electronics
Dorsett
sales
industrial
engineering
research
will be coordinated
first
firm,
division
a
Robert
Electronics.
consulting
the
as
Committee.
those
of
$913,458
were
Philip
Dorsett.
and
-
pre-tax
approximately
..
.
of
Carter
and
and
Galantin
training aids,
acquisitions,
new
Corp.,
Chicago, a
merged with the
which
producer
company
1195.
p.
v
the
reported net profits after taxes of $1,391,243 or 56
the first six months of the company's fiscal year
1960,
as
compared with $1,109,697 or 45 cents a
six months ending Aug. 31, 1959, an increase of $281,-
the
share
common
through
is
1960
Louis
Lerner,
President,
announced
on
Sept.
20.
of
the
year
the
for
item
six
for
$225,314.
ending
the
.
Aug.
31,
period
same
a
9.47%.
or
three
ended
taxes
$538,381
22
or
Aug.
31,
$697,945
was
"
cents
share,
a
cents
28
$13,514,828,
an
increase
u
the second fiscal quarter,
1960,
or
were
ago,
1960
year
'
months
after
with
of
months
$12,345,884
profit
pared
of
non-recurring
a
$1,168,944
For
net
com¬
earnings for both periods were calculated on 2,477,021
outstanding. Included in the six months earnings for
sales
against
as
for
per
share
as
the
comparable
31,
1960
com¬
period a
ago.
sales
for
the
three
against $6,250,769
The
introduction
expanded
an
sales
stock
Plymouth
gains.—V.
months
the
for
of
new
sales
191,
ending
Aug.
corresponding
products which
force
period
are
primarily
are
of
were
the
$6,825,406
prior
year.
received
for DuBois
being favorably
responsible
2516.
p.
notification
(par
10
cents)
Securities
to
repay
bank
a
equipment
"
and
loan,
for
-
-
working
mort¬
capital.
'
■
■
-
Corp.,.
chattel
Duncan
'
Coffee
Co.
The
tration
of
company
statement
of
capital
The
3163
with
Adams
the
stock,
offering
SEC
be
to
will
be
San
Ave.,
Diego,
Sept.
on
offered
made
for
28,
1960,
public
through
filed
a
covering
sale
at
regis¬
100,000
$4.50
officials
company
per
and
use
the
in
the
tem
and
stock.
Net
estimated
acquisition
1959,
the
development
company
of
is engaged
portable
in
control
the
business
chambers
for
evaluation
of
solid
state
electronic
circuitry, controlled
chambers and pre-engineered high vacuum sys¬
now
has outstanding 400,000 shares of common
processing
components.
Co.
'
Bear,
$1 par
Oct.
on
toward
and
the
$2,525,000 outstanding
the books
from
tne
payment
closed.
sale
in
stock
of
order
of
senior subordinated
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
of
will
maturity
be
used
of
part
by
the
of
the
debentures.
the
subsidiaries
at June 30, 1960, adjusted to give effect to the sale of
capital stock
and
payment
of
senior
debentures
from
the
proceeds,
consists of:
company
and
$25,900 note; $575,000 senior debentures;
$700,000 junior debentures;
1,000,000 shares of capital stock; and a $230,000 note of a subsidiary.
a
in October
design
atmosphere
—
a nationwide
underwriting group
5, 260,000 shares of the company's
capital stock at $8,25 per share. The offering was
offered
company
Calif.,
Capital Stock Offered
—
Stearns & Co. headed
that
oversubscribed
Design, Inc.—Proposes Offering—
.
currently
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Delta
certain
of
five-year-old
of
industrial
interest
operated
management.
31,
25.37%,
Per
•
.
Y.
proceeds
Organized
Oct.
be
for
share
for
or
shares
367,048
employees.
Registered
cash,
•
to
below.
on
546
and
of
192,
Aug.
Net
letter
a
The
of
custom
kits,
organ
Third quarter pre-tax earnings
-
.
materials
per
share
192, p. 700.
filed
amount
•
fiscal
shares
by
About
transaction.
company
<
Securities and Exchange Commission—
with
company
Corp.—Acquires—
Chicago,
The
will
as
corporation
paper-
wooden-
Denver.
near
each
nominal
a
Artisan
the
and
reported
those
June.—V.
Custom Craft Industries, Inc., Miami, Fla.—Files With
The
and
DuBois Chemicals, Inc.—Sales and Net Up—
shops. "
1
„
sales
in
long-term
and
for
in
figures do not include operations of the two
in
offered,
now
calls
produces
to
President,
of
for
located
involved
was
also
systems
Dorsett's
include
but
v
cards,
1956
contracts;
labels,
lumber
color
is
•
being
are
of
last
Arts, Inc., Los Angeles,
Organ
of Colorado,
Committee
electronics
President
Net
effect
rest
stock.
common
Inc., organized in February,
control
Frevtag,
These
be
made
1928,
the
Dorsett
Electronic
are
shares
Executive
$100,000./
of blackwholesale
dis-
in
advertising materials,
parts.
The comoany will
with no change in
organ
of
ending
in
-p
Electronics,
profits of $114,158.
;,
remainder
the
the
over
higheP 4?han' they
UOL-JfOI tiv...;
t.
substantially
•
for
lumber,^industry,
Laboratories, Inc.—Acquires—
founder and President
of
The
enlarging
In
engages
be
Suj
.
outlook
the
improvement
prouuets, .matches,
acquisition
Organ
and
broadening
4,
used
loans
of
u
-
the
of
show
said.
cations
-
amateur
The
company.
.
unissued
acquired
Inc.
automatic
1960.
with
stock
to its
pany
corporation subject
to the
distribution facilities owned
owned
of 72 West Adams Street,
registration statement with the SEC,
shares
••
to
more
Electronics
Electronics
of
out¬
facilities
will
will
1960
vu
manufactures
but
number
Dorsett
Eby,
will
-
•
establish
continue
molded-pulp
firms
Electronic
cents
processing,
principally
common
Simultaneous
shares
company,
Such
v
Electronics
and
organs,
of
stock at
$250,000
American-made
$136,000
film.
nearly
$3,976,426
capitalization
debt,
common
common
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Dividend Stk
stock
-'*,<*
National
same
•
108,000
"photographic
equipment and
supplies,
greeting
and stationery, and operates two retail camera
volume
to
year
of
stockholders
will
191, p. 1217.
two
Dorsett
Board
wrappings
Sales
will
promissory
less
par
only
to
net
improved earnings to the reorganization
improved efficiency and reduced overhead
In
results
1959."
Electronics
capital.
company,
in
and
Approximately
directors
color
and
film,
loans,
and
working
engaged
and-white
share.
The
the
the
Oct.
on
;
approximately
facilities
processed.
bank
of
various
proceeds,
production
presently
payment
net
offered
the
National's
Diamond
11)
commenting on
"Despite the weakness
said,
our
cartons,
Calif.,
.
Offered—Johnston,
par common
'
the
in
the
has
earnings, for
Our
The
C.
Crown Photo, Inc.—Common Stock
Lemon & Co., Washington, D.
C.,
the
1300.
Spiegl Farms,
he
that
in
which
divisions.
ously authorized
pro¬
the
purchase
to
$157,838,000
versus
electronics companies by Dorsett Electronics,
reported to stockholders by President Loyd G. Dorsett.
The two
acquisitions involved a total of approximately 12,000 shares of previ¬
warrant.
per
attributed
Acquisition of two
;
Bobley,
received
gain
a
4,441,900
on
sales for
Net
was
the
investment
cash
a
$163,187,000
weeks to Sept.
(12
quarter
year
year,
ware.—V.
order
implement
Edward
and
they
share
a
1959.
was
to
over
working capital.
For
$1.49
or
equiva¬
4,475,062
on
This
potency
women
distribution.
part
as
efforts
shares
common
cents
in
respectively.
organizational
12 V2
limited
used
third
past
board
is
name
mail
high
$7,118,000,
of
totaled
1960
Dorsett
1959
share
a
1959.
Diamond
warrants
from
at
were
'"
September
Diamond earned $9,581,000,
11,
corresponding period of
of
Diamond
year.
units
the
of
feel
In
the
the
profit
in
weeks
the
we
Inc.
purchase
price
of
s
be
to
Sept.
ended
net
a
Walters
all
offer-
by
Up—
outstanding at the end of the period.
period
the
in
amend¬
Co..
sold
are
stock
Mr.
of
is
Corp.—Net
for the
shares
the
public
(the
offering
&
a
including printing and mailng expenses
and packaging free vials of RX-TAB-30.
formed
was
their
and
been
appointed
corporation.
the
of
$1)
preferred dividend requirements to $2.03
over
36
the
for
plan,
proceeds
has
York
New
profits amounted to $2,766,000, equivalent to 58 cents a common share.
is a
14%
increase over net profits of $2,427,000, or 51 cents
a
common
share, for the 1959 third quarter.""'
<
covering
for
supplied
offering
consumption
assembling
the
of
of
(par
This
Off'g
Inc., to engage in the mail order !
department stores.- According to the
will
National
weeks
36
35%
first
assets
company
properties
its
in
system
in
gas production, storage
and
trans¬
wholesale operations will, to the extent
Commercial Investment
See
of
offered
warrants
Thompson
" '
•
testing
sale
Bank
stock
common
■
shares
common
sold
for
stock
cost
common
natural
in
and
jurisdiction of the FPC,
the
lent after
upon
ready
the
City
the
896.
p.
earnings
In
N.
30,
be
to
25,000
will
in
through
for
Corp.—Appointment—
National
third quarter and first 36 weeks of 1960 were
substantially higher than in the corresponding periods of last year,
according to William H. Walters, president and chief executive officer.
■'
on
a
"monthly vitamin plan" in which
joining to accept a monthly 30-day supply
of RX-TAB-30
with
the
privilege of cancelling at any time or ac¬
cepting monthly shipments on a charge account basis.
Other products
Gas
distribu¬
current
new
the
are said
to be an
integral part of the over-all program
of
minimizing problems of rate regulation within the
realigning
the
natural
gas
properties
of
the
manner
mission
Net
-
Laboratories,
mainly
The
the
'
fourth
Werner,
I.,
Sept,
(also
maximum
warrants
vitamins
of
Hill,
purchase
organized
Pharmaceutical
L.
Cove,
shares,
by
expenses,
the
was
an
Dewey
for
—V.192,
notification
to
&
five-year
warrant
-
company
Cove
Maryland.
properties
the
Co.,
natural
and
Columbia
Cumberland
of
Gas
and
other
the
request
of
commerce
The
of
com¬
Holding
to
Allegheny
and
with
shares
and
May
notes
to
the
proposals
by
registrar
!
purposes.
amendment).
.
The
use
to which the proceeds were applied.
opportunity for hearing, upon request, on
the
and
First
common
on
and
a
by
basis
to
file
to
of
Columbia
-system
.-
This
the
of
stock
common
Glen
the
estimated
t
shares at $2 per share. The Commission's
asserts that tne company faned
10
comply
with
and conditions of Regulation A by reason of
its
semi-annual reports by
stock sales pursuant to the
provides
The
of
excess
corresponding
construction
commission
entitled
(The
for
54,000
shares
La.
terms
(G. C.)
the
$108,744,326
totaled
schedules
Jacoby,
stock
supplied
Charles,
3.. tempo¬
Oct.
on
A exemption from registration under
respect to a public offering of stock
with
1933
announced
was
order
the
order
"
1960
Place,
with
it
question whether the suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
in
Pharmaceutical Inc.—Proposes
selling
be
used
Offering
—
150.000 common
of
exemption
'
CAPITALIZATION'—Giving
and
and
new
1960,
Virginia
conection
a
under
company,
assets
cash
to
24,
and
distribution.
assumed,
(as
$2,346,000
order
intrastate
with
and
for
transmission
and
such
the
liabilities
the
it
to
two
an
newly-created
together
with
Commission
subsidiary
Cumberland
retail
a
joined
until
Cumberland's
obligations
to
and
for
to
of
related
various
at
with
one
issued
production,
gas
all
ol
Dersons
interstate
transfer
Inc.,
Maryland
has
has
the
company,
proposal
application,
in
natural
to
be
share.)
per
be
26
two
unit;
per
$5
cipally
interested
^ n&tural 8as,
te11
allocable
of
the
engaged
wholesale
at
gas
sales
of
offering of
of
sales
,
Sept.
on
on
on
order,
an
suspension
one
Diamond
of
shares
common
BUSINESS—The
holding
a
properties
Commission
giving
thereon.
According
which
certain
Act
hearing
a
reported
$2,475,527
as
through
additional
its
$3,125.
$7
of
of
best
a
plus
Proposes Property Transfer—
The system of New
York, a
subsidiaries in
the
filing of
of
subsidiaries
New
for
896.
p.
Inc.,
'
purposes.
Co.
Construction
Regulation
a
Act
of Lake
Devall
Co.,
.
Regulation A
provides a conditioanl exemption from registration
public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000 in amount.
In- a notification filed
in May 1956, Devall Land proposed the public
of
program
192,
$1,075,056,
were
-
&
of
to
writer
for
be
transfer
number
by
!
• '
corporate
year.
21,
91,000
to
to
is
on
used
resale.
the
12
months ended
June
30, 1960 total gross
$499,164 COO and gross income before income deductions
was
$67,453,000. Jn the 1959 calendar year gross revenues were
$460,918.000 and gross income
$62,951,000
the
total
Foods'
consolidated
.
.
are
an
units
ment)
whole-
REVENUES—For
revenues
!
.
Consolidated
issued
has
Securities
the
> •'
.
suspending
rarily
general
used
Marine
&
Nadler &
Joseph
for
«
be
to
and
Inc.
Co.,
.j.i'm
are
Land
SEC
failure
Consolidated
31
and
share),
per
standing
at June
and
of
&
...
Operations of the company
is
operating companies and
subsidiaries, engaged in
and
debt
The
Heller
Y.
proceeds
The
par
BUSINESS—Columbia
mission
the
are
CAPITALIZATION—Outstanding capitalization
sisted
for
to maturity through annual
1962.
The
initial
sinking fund
beginning in
is 101.G5V. The debentures
prices ranging from
provides
N.
Suspended—
(& Subs.)—Earnings Drop—
volume
company's merchandising
'
issue prior
$910,000
^redemption price
at
sinking
70%
of
last
Sept,
„on
statement
and
REDEMPTION—A
York,
40,874.
and
books
said,
covering
shares
price
of
•
retirement of
Rothenberg,
up
in
,
company
the
White, Weld &
from
expects
follows:
as
98.96.
corporation's
result
corporation
514#
a
share
one
prospectus, it is engaged in the promotion
through department stores of R-TAB-30, a
coupon.
proceeds
the
to
for
its bid of 99.82%
on
the
increased
Calif.
registration
addition
Columbia
Morgan
offer
of
.
offered
Devall
distributor
Shasta.
President,
period
Reese
proceeds
The
r
ing
256.
p.
of
July
corporation on Sept. 28,
1960 filed a letter of notification
SEC covering 100,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
at $2.25
per
share, through Cortlandt Investing Corp.;
the
be
to
stock
to
propose
outstanding
beverage industry.—V.
earnings
on
Mr.
($2.50
108,000
below.—V.
of
Corp. and
stockholders
by
drinks.
and
Reese,
Cove Vitamin
$7,468,128
595,768
Corp.,
price
and
is
step
ended
J.
net
corporation
The
472,080
Petroleum
do
with
similar
$550,000
Cities Service'Oil Co.—Buys Properties—
Felmont
C.
with
purchase
See
period
indicate
par
Los
1960—8 Mos.—1959
inc.
oper.
Boston
to
underwriters
receive
head
to
company
191, p. 2516.
with
895.
p.
will
soft
in; the food
the
„
$9,182.
amount of
Designatronic9, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files With SEC
The
to
Cormany Corp., San Marina, Calif.—Files With SEC—
$3,244,548 $24,780,206 $27,078,264
2,394,241.
19,745,810
19.610,136
2,358,446
First
not
at
In
be
opers.
ry.
railwav
—V.
$2,908,446
expenses
(estimated
The
shares
is another
corresponding
quarter
—V.
purposes.
1960—Month—1959
shares
with
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
Aug. 31—
canned
of
and
business with a net worth of $28,635.28, for which
his stock
interest
and
a
promissory note from the
the
in
company
states
Stewart
Mr.
received
each
the Shasta organization and
contemplated in other key positions.
Shasta Water
past year totaled approximately $6,000,000.
The company
of
further
predecessor
a
President
and David
P.
of the outstanding stock.
that upon organization of the company
Mr. Comey
transferred to the company
lists
Trigg Stewart
as
Vice-President.
Each owns 50%
as
prospectus
1959
in
are
$87,000,000,
at
Period Ended
The
(The
The
involved
shares
earnings
the
underwriting.
for
Water
continue
months'
The
The
dividend
instructed
processor
one-half
acquisition
compares
in
company
Shasta
will
the
Unfilled
The
his
Corp.—To Acquire—
Foods
$107,595,171,
34,667,994
6,387,229
of
all
for
prospectus
Comey
have
market
Continental Motors Corp.
895.
p.
The
dividend
to
machinery
balance
capital.
holders
all
(a)
be
current
Foods
and
flavors
12
nine
operations
way
for
agent
191, p. 1667.
S
from rail¬
revenue
of
two
Buzick
Net
Net
as
laboratory facilities; $110,000 for the pur¬
and tooling
and of research equipment;
financing additional inventory and for working
and
space
new
the
and
for
dividend
may
Foods, leading
diversification
$
revenue.,.
oper.
Railway
for
This
-1959
$
the
election.
the
p.t
of sale.—<V.
changes
has
1960—Month—1959
it
sale
Mr.
no
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
.
of
alternative
sales
Period End. Aug. 31—
and
office
of
chase
certificates
or
...
$6,802,417
284,970
of
account
either
underwriters
as
for
Stockholders
992.
p.
to
Co.)
Sz
the
time
Consolidated
$679,244
.
income
oper.
include
for
foods, plans
to acquire the Shasta Water Co. of San
Francisco, manufacturers of
canned beverages and fruit
flavors, S. M. Kennedy, President of Con¬
solidated
Foods
and
William
A.
Buzick, Jr., President
of
Shasta,
announced
on
Sept. 27.
.r
16,122,258
154,110
operations
/
ry.
shares
Monday, October 10, 1960
.
or
such
shares)
Consolidated
from rail-
revenue
wa
•
sell
make
Foods
Net
2-4/10%
a
three
of
fraction
any
shares
the
1,854,247
Ry.—Earnings—
2,154,332
expenses
to
Forgan
who
have
$5,468,729
*22,035
elect
additional
to
Glore,
I960—Month—1959
1960—8 Mos'.—1959
$2,833,576
$2,936,827 $21,881,389 $22,924,675
revenue—
oper.
the
(b)
Consolidated
Great Western
oper.
Railway
of
or
exceed
992.
p.
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
$470,755
$363,684
*148,237
income—
oper.
the
certificate
a
rate
22, 1960 (or an aggregate of
provided that the dividend be payable
to
has contracted
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$2,830,039 $23,224,770 $24,507,572
2,359,284
19,365,801
19,038,843
"
at
operations——
ry.
♦
for
of
the
at
Sept.
resolution
could
the company declared
1960,
payable
record
necessary to round out to a full
all of his dividend stock (including any
fraction) sold for his account by the bank and any remaining full
shares of his dividend stock delivered to him
by the bank.
The bank
from rail¬
way
Net
delivered
share)
the
Net
The
stock,
Stockholders
holder,
RR.—Earnings—
Illinois
$2,836,957
2,473,27?
Railway oper. revenue..
shares).
common
7,
stock
of
delivery to the bank,
stock
and
1960—Month—1959
31—
held
him by the bank (excluding
any fraction sold by
the bank at the direction of the stockholder or
including the full share
resulting from the purchase by the bank, at the direCTor of such stock¬
purchase the assets of Rosander
for working capital.
to be used to
owed to banks
are
obligations
pay
Sept.
On
common
the
stock.
Minn.
The
Co,,
Sept.
on
its
of
letter of notification
with the SEC covering 90,000 shares of common stock (par 16 cents)
to
be
offered at $3.30
per
share, through Jamieson & Co., Minne¬
corporation
agent.
shares
by
Minn.—Files With SEC—
The
125
.
.
It
proceeds
at
of
of
the
$430,000,
land
and
sale
will
the
be
of
additional
used
as
construction
stock
follows:
thereon
by
the
$210,000
of
a
company,
for
factory
the
to
BUSINESS—Duncan
and I
roasters,
the
U.
believes
Coffee
it
is
is
the
among
seventh
the
largest
largest
regional
volume
coffee
roaster
in
S.,
although being regional in scope it does not approach in
size the larger, national
roasters.
Tne
company is
primarily engaged
in the
importing, processing, packaging and distribution of its own
blended
coffee.
Its
Louisiana, Arkansas,
primary marketing areas are in Texas, Oklahoma,
New Mexico, Colorado and portions of Tennessee
Volume
192
Number
5993
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1397)
and
Minnesota.
to
successor
Duncan
business
a
Coffee,
that
UNDERWRITING—The
agreed
set
to
purchase
the
Co
&
Mosle
&
of
Co
&
I.
Texas
&
duPont
Co.—
&
shares
a.
Hogle &
Howard, Weil,
of
capital
Friedrichs
Mason
Metropolitan
10,000
Norman
C.
10,000
Russ
Newhard, Cook & Co
Schwabacher & Co._
Co.,
10,000
Co.™
10,000
&
F.
E.
&
Co
Hutton
H.
&
Austin
Boettcher
Co.™_^._
&
&
5,000 "
Co., Inc.
Brown,
,
&
H.
5,000-
Funk,
Co.
5,000
&
Edsco
The
Pacific
5,000
2,500
rarily
>the
has
Co.™
&
Securities-Act
'by
Edsco,
801
with
tin
respect
the
of
the
-and
offering
conditions
respects,
the
net
a
Co,
•v
2,500
a
public
Wash.
March
shares
asserts
the
exemption
securities
at
$10
that
the
$300,000
•
cash
offering
under
to
are
the
1960,
Edsco
share.
aggregate
that
17
(the,
anti-fraud
The
Com¬
offering
that
of
the
certain
Securities
The
at
alleged
in
to
to
he
sold
his
E.
W.
type
of
electrical
predecessors
in
of
excess
the
of
failure
hold
written
Act.
Co.
192,
period
between
disclose
the
that
failure
controlling
is
terms
1,
the
to
of
interest
if
'
F.
E.
April
for
being
Erie
Railway
Railway
BUSINESS—The
of
gaging
the
scientific
The
Los
Net
and
missile
Angeles,
the
loss
30,
1960;
Calif.,
and
area
Angeles
its
and
plan
is
to
establish
full
a
to
The
various
and
are
aircraft
potential
Baron,
—
and
for
expenses
to
promote and engage
of this issue will
salaries, which will
plated business.
be
laws
of
not
-
CAPITALIZATION
be
192,
only
out
of
the
be
SEC
„
.
GIVING" EFFECT
-
for
■—V.
stock
192,
(par
$2):
897. ;
p.
Electro Vision
.
Shareholders
;
company's
shares
"There
Mr.
their
are
the
stated.
event
Zabel
they
noted
needed
are
the
to
The
date
shareholders
its
its
accomplish
informed
were
acquisition
Neighborhood
the
of
cause
shortage,
in
mid
—V.
profits
p.
earlier
of
stated
when
this
better
400.
have
share,
per
filed
of
letter
a
without
of
=
stock
common
With
capital
and
"
general
Margolis
M.
of
.'
said:
1960
of
corporate
filed
notification
(par
10
the
•
of
New
motion
available
.
stock
one
of
active
an
loss
program
forward
carry
said
at
will
his
continue
to
be
sale
the
present
will
"We
first
very
is
share
new
the
to
capital
of
to
Mr.
the
'
in
from
1,
,
and
be
to
non-theatrical
the
affected
has
been
a
member
of
the
had
not
been
President
and
Chairman
man
be
cash,
1,
with
each
Sept.
been
lines
have
A
to
Board
review
and
pany
Chairman,
all
the
until
10
and
the
Jan.
Margolis
24,
said
adjusted
1960
to
will
be
elected
of
'
the
is
forthcoming.
of
the
the
the
the holders
adverse
1,122,280
$245,440
$259,163
$1,993,579
$1,929,225
132,020
166,222
1,142,326
1,203,055
*
expenses...
income
of the Southwest—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
„
revenues™.
of
to
$2,642,094
1,853,333
1,658,177
14,037,984
taxes/.
has
it
Chairman
and
of
to
that
developed
sin^e 1958.
death
of
T.
the
1,358,008
$462,302
$450,240
$3,595,263
339,103
348,436
$3,645,226
2,687,231
The
consolidated
31,
•
1960,
sales
were
the
of
as
to
to
compared
is
earnings
reported.
for
This
the
is
nine
stock
were
O Neil
crude
rubber
have
Li
cut
it
would
Potter,
be his
canals
agents
in
their
all
the
about
net
at
the
overall
some
since
also
price
been
a
interest
payments
opment;
and
major
in
.--o
the
Genie Petroleum,
The
structure
former
the
The
and
to
are
gas
and
earnings
Sales
641,345.
of
the
of
land
The
the
of
with
Inc.* Libertyville, 111.
be
used
Atlanta,
proposal
a
respect
Commission
for
Ga.,
with
its
to
has
the
ments
Stock Offered—
per
A
net
J.
common
shares being offered are from the holdings of 17 selling
stockholders, most of whom will continue to own sub¬
Land
and
electric
and
-
rince
it
to
land
C.
its
and
in
reached
upward
in
the
SEC
of
With
»
of
of
facilities;
land
is
the
Macon
in
414
under
giving
exploring
•
Southern
Company,
the
Holding Company
utility properties;
and
interested persons until
connection
N.
$50,047.79
of
and
cash
p.
rendering
County,
City,
total
and
$75,071.68.—V.. 192,
the
Rabun
Mountain
The
C.
in
with
in
customers
Dillard
County,
of
amount
$300,000
lots;
oper.
to
consideration
two
notes
of
Ga„
and
of
in
eight
was
Georgia
1301.
1960—Mcnih—1959
1960—8 Mos.—1959
revenue..
$630,127
$713,022
$5,050,258
$5,424,356
expenses
557,440
599,032
4,501,995
4,839,444
operations.™
$72,687
$113,990
$548,263
$534,912
ry.: oper/Income.'._
23,872
308,123
333,353
Railway
oper.
Net revenue from rail¬
way
Net
—V.
192,
'
99,710
1302.
p.
Georgia Southern
#
mortgage and
for land devel¬
subdivided;
subdivided
Railway
for
Si Florida Ry.—Earnings—
Period Ended Aug. 31-,
company
ana
$900,000
years;
to
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
opera¬
shares.
stock,
acquisition
the
of
certain
order
an
of
Period End. Aug. 31—
the
canal-
1960—Month—1959
1960—8 Mos.—1959
Railway
opsr,
revenue.
$758,851
$861,169
$5,864,420
Railway
oper.
expenses
548,930
626,345
4,610,343
4,536,698
opers.
$209,921
$234,824
$1,254,077
$2,338,802
inc..
28,807
24,101
*336,623
471,756
$6,875,500
the
Net
$320,000
$125,000
for
Net
fr.
rev.
railway
ry.
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
192,
898.
p.
Gilbert Paper Co.—Board Approves Merger—
The
of
bo.ard
Los
in
Angeles,
June
the
its
in
1960
30,
history
of
the
15%
a
annual
report
the
announced
to
stock¬
company.
gain
over
many
last
year's
$193,-
after taxes were $5,776,584, a 21% gain over
for
1959.
Earnings per share reached $5.42
outstanding at
of
end,
up
from
$4.48
last
the
the
fiscal
part
record
of
continuous
dividend
a
sales
a
up
in
-'.he
50%
direct
commercial
over
result
last
of
and
year."
large
"the
from
foreign
fields
which
said,
"this
strong
.He
expenditures
for
subject
to
meeting
special
Paper
sale
to
of
Co.
its
of
Menasha,
Wis.,
has
assets
to the Mead Corp.
for the issuance of Mead
the approval of the stockholders of
be held in late October.
providing
convinced
that, in these days of rapid change with
developments, the need for greater research, and the de¬
for superior facilities, much can be gained by becoming a,
the
of
Mead
are
Mead
will
under
the
organization.
Gilbert
operate
the
same
a
as
continuing
subsidiary,
management
and
past.
the
Gilbert
policies that have
existed
Glas Foam Corp., Hialeah, Fla.—Files With SEC—
The
$74,000,000
a
Gilbert
the
pay¬
paid cash dividends of $2.20
total of $2,327,427 or 40.3%
of
company
year,
is
at
of
for
agreement,
new
name
in
The
directors
sirability
for
year
shares.
founded,
the
year
The
directors
agreement
Ohio.
Gilbert,
to
Gilbert
highest sales
of
an
Dayton,
shares
President,' in • his letter to stockholders/said
substantial ^ains
for (he year resulted
principally
is
about
towns
consisting
In
a
excava¬
Garrett,
trend
Files
third
p. 113;
property.
mining
the
the
the
advertising
uninterrupted
was
company's
greatly expanded
—
incidental
expenses
subsidiary
purchase
issued
Company
to
the
the
on
have
into
obtained
including
water
as
$223,824,326,
number
share during
earnings.
Water
service
around
customers
limerock.
waterfront
common
two
and
lots
on
ended
iigures
profits
reported
same
tire
The
Power
land, and
The
land
the
of
330,000
lanct
next
sewer
of
Net
Maintaining
secondary offering of 40,546 shares of the company's
stock was made on Oct. ,6 by Kidder, Peabody
& Co. and associates at a price of $17 per share.
The
..
joint
and
surface;
sale
cash
for
the
up
products,
receive
the
the
and
1,664,971 shares
the
on
earnings
replacement
18, 1960, to request a hearing thereon, it was announced on Oct. 5.
application
states
that
Georgia
Power
has
entered
into
an
agreement for the
purchase of
certain
electric
generating and dis¬
tribution facilities and related interests owned and
operated by Rabun
-
.
equipment
year
mounted
$4,767,796
the
the
the
results.
for
corporation,
for
year.
properties.
company
applied
Act
price
Garrett Corp.—Annual Report—
holders
costs
fiscal
lower
Georgia Power Co.—Acquisition Proposal—
approved
com¬
in
our
rubber
this
our
of
on Sept.
14, 1960, filed a letter of notification with
covering 300,000 shares of non-assessable common stock to be
at par
($1 per share), without' underwriting.
*
•
proceeds
oil
has
for
responsibility
1960, filed a letter
limited partnership
Ennis Business Forms, Inc.—Common
for
mining
balance
in
factor
of
share
developments
inflated
to
■
common
corporation
SEC
-offered
and the conduct of mining operations;
working capital.
/". The company now has outstanding 400 common shares held in
equal amounts by Mr. Bartelt, George M. Graves, Vice-President, and
Lee Burgess, Secretary-Treasurer.
and
of
of
through
$417,381.
limerock
and
build
to
the
will
of
over
promotion
additional
in
homes
of
the
beginning
contributed
cost
by
:%
$16,272,431
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
a
of
acres
operations
70%
about
sand
of
under
mining
develop
$1,539,490
$500,000
construction
the
<
joint venturers,
as
4500
of Tampa.
December
1959
sum
immediately
used
venturers
expand
were
share
per
favorable
reflect
the
have
eroding
industry's
likewise has
1960
$2.90
recent
earnings
prevalent
costs
to
of
192,
development
acting
development
acquired, 1 the
be
proceeds
to
ended
for
report."
Production is expected 'to begin at General Tire's
domestic tire plant in
Mayfield within four to six weeks.—V.
exchange
north
in
and
commenced
interests
jont
the
months
ings
expected
offered
and
for
persons
President and
land
purchase
be
will
nine
$483,644,239
$20,320,567, "or $3.79 per
the same period in 1959.
for
"Despite
our
been
rubber
the
reported
said;
months
equivalent
outstandings''Earnings- of"
G.
The
balance
funds
miles
35
the
limerock
have
the
with
"Also, the' non-recurring start-up charges for our new tire
plant in
Mayfield, Ky., must be singled out as a significant factor in our
earn¬
2349.
p.
offered
the
of
group
acquire
about
the
to
contain
4,739,259
period, it was announced1-^ AktfoiU',©frtoir6n Sept. 28
F. O'Neil,
Vice-Chairman, and M. G. O'Neil, President.
was
and
now
189,
be
and
provide
a
company
options
Florida
assets
for
company
$535,428,022
1959
$200,191,
assembling
expects
Elgin
1949.
that
12,552,235
2,901,251
1,527,608
Increased
"
towards
to
and
officials
prospectus,
company expects' to
and Gulf-front lots;
tions,
push
The post of Chair¬
Albert
$21,995,069 $20,406,757
2,784,251
in
reflect
majority
a
meeting
factors
to
are
assets
company
has
of
began
of
For
confidence
every
1960—8 Mos—1959
$2,851,617
_
168,396
closing date,
Minihg Co.—Proposes Off'g
shares
other
Bartelt,
or
venturers
The
of notification with
participation to be
offered in
units
of
$5,000
each.
No underwriting is
involved.
The proceeds
are
to be used to purchase for investment the fee
title of the premise known as Embassy Apt., 530 N. Union Blvd.
\
1,224,700
1,149,262
365,281
which
surplus
confronting
would be decidedly advantageous
sale
&
amendment,
the
coast
other
said
joint
by
to
contributed
The
company
on
Sept. 6,
SEC
covering $295,000
1,149,400
344,281
,
Land
and
through
(Lyle W.
west
tion
business
policies
The
income
187,300
,
,191.701
for
special shareholders
330,000
properties.
ventures
Embassy Apartments Associates—Files With SEC—
the
operating
-
137,282
charges...
192, p. 1196.
M.
shares
the
of Tarpon Springs, Fla., filed a registration statement
Sept. 30, ,1960, covering 1,050,000 shares of common
lands
acquired
the
time
some
with the top management of the
members of the board.—-V. 191, p. 2637.,
company
other
Elgin Board
on
163,452
common
1,
s-
*
.
of
approval
producers,
stock,
supplied
such
has
be¬
of the Aero Supply Manufacturing Co., Inc.,
since
filled
136,300
taxes—
■
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$1,540,523 $12,965,946 $11,988,207
956,778
8,673,705
7,712,002
1,119,479
taxes..
after
stock
on
this
sale,
trustee
resulting film
felt
Earnings—
operating taxes...
it
/
Properties—
in
July
1961.
•
view
Suncoast
certain
of
./
pictures
profit-making status
Chairman
Ohio
,
shares.. '.A
that
oil
$14,800,000
March
December.
said
Of
public
successfully. Mr.
the effective
adversely
year
will
for
in
-
Margolis,
of
$1,664,671
expenses.—
Estimated
be offered
record
for
account
Corp.—Sells
expense
subject to
in
company
stock.
since
year."
Mr.
Co.
1960- Month—1959
income
Thomas
invoivea.
is
involve
and
Petroleum
| with the SEC
acquisitions to take full advantage of the tax
which has accrued in recent years," •Mr
M***""1^
here.
Telephone
revenues
General Tire & Rubber Co.—Sales
Up—Net Down—
*
prior- to
domestic
The
-
.
of
office
in
our
8S8.
p.
operating
same
notification
(par $10)
stockholders
by
,and In the best interest of the stockholders.—V,
Of
expand
1,952,718
the
production
Case
small
.
has
1,879,517
•
leasehold, royalty, and other property interests
company * in - North
and.■ South
America
are
being
the
"."
held
Mr.
.
promising
7
York
261,492
charges—
192,
Aug.
other
transaction
be
company.
to
286,860
after
cents)
purposes.
letter
a
common
.
"All
by
The
'
intend
$2,757,175
1,835,000
operating income
Net after
charges—.
—V. 192, p. .993.
T
purchase
.expected
Elgin National Watch Co.—To Expand—
"We
1,831,891
$2,956,793
underwriting.
*/
to
3
front
Henry
1,280,347
$18,334,435 $16,628,125
11,478,630
10,204,059
$358,111
Federal
SEC
"
Board
1,488,219
Net
1960,
-
1360—8 Mos.—1959
$2,122,096
$430,£61
Other
right
According
period
been
the
problem
'
360,384
No underwriting
proceeds are
to
go
interim
the
$50,000.
of
in
*1,986,873
subscription
retained." 4
to
5,000,000
of
Inc.—Earnings—
$2,471,818
General Telephone Co.
Petroleum Corp., through Its
wholly^wned subsidiary Fel¬
Oil Corp., has contracted to sell to Cities
Service Oil Co. all of
producing leasehold properties in tne U. S. and Canada
.except
those located in the Gulf of Mexico and the
Appalachian Basin Area.
Hadley Case, Felmont's president, who made the announcement on
,
operating
excess
Co, of Indiana,
income
Operating
Operating
its
•
/
acquisitions."
number
a
.
14-week
operations
strike
Zabel
November
192,
to
made
future
.
ElectroVision's
the
in
were
theatre
actors'
Mr,
for
*1,2'77,433
19,
and-
'
purposes.
operating
^
15,811,599
for
The
number-
3,000,000
been
investigating
•.
stated
of
from
corporate
1960T-Month—1959
Oct.
authorized
*ave
activity—Air Cargo Equipment Co.—is
Zabel
14,491,329
*
Florida
shares
is
company
723,692
share
owned
contem-
4
stock
acquisitions.
88,432,663
with
Oct.
meeting, Edwin F. Zabel, President, reported. "
presently to issue tne newly authorized shares,"
"Additional
general
"
mont
;
The
.
the
common
87,648,824
Felmont Petroleum
annual
plans
no
Zabel
increase
value
no-par
at
to
for
1,755,000
—V.
10,644,546
shares
two
2.144,012
market
Corp.—News—
voted
$15
at
account.
Outstanding
100,000
/, '
;..
(par
Bros,
Bertner
-
254,000
Net
1960—8 Mos.~1959
;
6,666
•
notification
stock
common
through
of
229,638
500
$
Sept.
on
working
Felmont
250,000
share,
Y.
letter
a
t
291,000
Other
Blvd.,
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
of
.
262,333
Federal
104,244,262
per
The
'
■
filed
,
taxes
500
$
held.
now
officers'
the
1
.
PRESENT
TO
of
of
1960
Files
—
taxes..
Net
N. Y.—Files
space
inflatable
marine
shares
per
N.
used
expenses
income
500
Felmont
receipts
gross
be
revenues.
.
General
*1,148,524
covering
offered
$20
facility in the
payment
to
are
$2
York,
Period End. Aug. 31—
897.
p.
corporation
the
i960,
companies all require
publications company.
for
used
at
New
30,
100,000
General Telephone
Operating
Operating
1,052,598
income.—
oper.
of
Net
750
102,140,153
operations/.—
and
turbocliargcrs and
operating
750
11,368,238
•
and
missiles
of
production
Corp.,
Sept.
offered
Co.,
750
Co
$
company on Sept.
12,
the SEC covering 3,300 shares
the
in'the technical publications business.
paid
be
proceeds
Federal
•
.
Exchange Commission—
PROCEEDS—The company intends to use the net cash
proceeds from
this sale of securities to establish its
principal offices and workrooms,
proceeds
to
on
covering
Period End. Aug. 31^
Net
12,085,625
,
J
'—V.
11,033,027
levenue.i'
industry;
'
——
*
aircraft
Automation
SEC
Operating
Operating
'
/
•
diesel
750
Rupe & Son,, Inc,
Investment Corp. of Norfolk
Mason-Hagan,
Inc.__„_
1960—Month—1959
area."
'
subsidiaries. Its
two
operations; the modifica¬
business and private use;
the sale of industrial
plus
representation
for
other
manufacturers
of
products.—V. 192, p. 797,
*
Edden
The
750
7
Cook &
expanding
and
for
corporation
cents)
750
...
Templeton
th's
further
supplies
the
Earl
*760
Dallas
~
for
the
750
_
$
"
and
_
Newhard,
in
said,
number
Other
Mitchum, Jones &
'
equipment
aircraft
The
Co.,;
&
& Co. Incorporated—
Irving Lundborg & Co..
750
The
.
electronics
technical
a
and -550,000
750
Evans
corporation
he
a
serve
fields
space
,
with
A.
aircraft,"
military sales, and
and
systems
for
aircraft,
include the manufacture
activities
for
and
invest¬
healthier
manned
in
missile
Flushing, N. Y.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—-
is
outstanding
debentures
component
General
-
Federated Security Insurance Co., Salt Lake
City, Utah
-^-Files With Securities and
perhaps in other cities.
companies
customers
1
The proceeds are to be used to
purchase services, materials and shop
facilities and equipment for experimental and
development purposes
The company
is a new corporation and has not
previously been
engaged in any business.
It
plans to place particular emphasis on
technical publications used in the missile and electronics industries.
"
company
Goodbody & Co
Lester, Ryons & Co...
1,100
from rail-
ry:
with
sold.
are
Wilshire
6399
and $349,611.
Inc.
1,500
Co..
oper.
The
issuer's
18, 1960, for the principal purpose of en¬
publications service field for the electronic,
industries and all other services related thereto.
at
Inc..
and
aeronautical
$11,437,422 and
were
the
such
even
manufacture of integral com¬
accessories
of
tools
1959
,
serial
Excelermatic, Inc., Rochester,
.
July
incorporating office is located
$367,553
sales
were
of
of
the
to
the
net
offered
under
were
sales
growth
Other
related
tion
net
months
Wagenseller & Durst, inc...
♦Deficit.—V.
.
incorporated
was
the
vehicles.
51
quarterly
Loewi
.
oper.
"way
by
technical
company's
greater Los
.
on
Co.
revenue
Net
at
company
California
in
the
secure
in
that
contribute
of
recorded
was
contracts
and
years,
should
months.
procurement
wen
Period End. Aug. 31—
speculation.
State
of
a
several
off,
coming
slight increase of 4%
ponents
since
year
each
was
1960
'
.
Black, Kolb & Lawrence, Inc., of Beverly Hills, Calif.,
offered 100,000 shares of the
company's $2 par common
stock at a price of $3 per
share, on an "all or none" basis,
a
every
six
Inc.
304.
1
as
31,
like
Clement
2,700
RR.—Earnings—
"
decreasing
last
pay
The company is
composed of eight divisions
principal business is the development and
'
&
Period End. Aug. 31—
certain
the
Corhmon Stock Offered
snap-a-part
/
:
■ V
Shares
Blunt Ellis & Simmons__i__
750
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.___x \ 750
Eppler,
Guerin
& 'Turner,
<
Corp.
1,500
Company
1,500
& Company.. 1,100
p.
to
the
to
value.
Securities
&
in
newly
survival
the
of
par
1,900
192,
and
—
in
the
of
2,700
—
Jackson
&
the
over
beginning
proiits
"Despite
Edsco
that
a
and
Co
&
now
and
of
as
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
partner¬
a
by
named below, for whom
Kidder,
representative, "have severally agreed, to
stocknolders the number of shares of com¬
opposite, their names;
Bateman, Eichler &
acting
in
paid
payment
Aug.
in
Hutton
—V.
.
disclose
market
shares
;
ended
$90,000
$2.50
Co._______/
Webber,
Shields
that
the
all
'
Electromedia, Inc.
received
selling
forth
&
Becker
Equitable
Edgar
W.
Swan
held
a
Manufacturing
Co.,
Inc.
and
would
Edsco
of
acting
the
set
Witter
G.
industry;
agreement
suffered
1959
stock
of
Curtis
order
that
electrical
of
public
no
disclose
304.
p.
necessity
Manufacturing Co., a
of time not to make
Jan.
there
to
in
be
1960.
$5,745,551
consisted
is
from
Securities
A.
offers
The
statement
the
heater; the failure
Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Edsco
interest
such
—V.
Swan
a
the
in
the
in
to
baseboard
the
to
stock;
name
under
agreed
$30,000
to
and
controlling
that
interest
Swan
related
Edsco
standard
a
disclose
ship,
shares;
acquire
becoming
failure
which
misrepresentations
order
rapidly
the
&
an
once
months
with
7,946
Paine,
terms
opportunity for hearing, upon request; upon the question
whether the suspension should be vacated or
made permanent.
;is
six
1,
Shares
price
the
the
provision)
1960
stock
Dean
proposed
an
offering circular containing the
Regulation and certain sales literature
was
used which
had not previously been filed with the
Commission;
that the company's
offering circular is false and misleading in respect
of certain material
facts; and that the offering would violate Section
provides
the
Sept.
;
limitation;
be 'used,
paid
profit
a
been
recent
Merrill Lynch, pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc
2,700
Smith, Earney & Co. Inc.— 2,700
White, Weld & Co. Inc
2,700
stock
'
of
use
by
earned
have
most
"
".
A
were
not
complied with in certain
the
fact
that
the
offering circular
fails
itemized statement of the purposes for which
proceeds
prescribed
will
UNDERWRITING-—The underwriters
"
tempo¬
of
has
The
Peabody & Co
Eastman Dillon, Union
Regulation
without
information
sale
manufactures
and
sells
a
other business paper products,
and
dividends
Kidder,
.
registration
exceeding $300,000
per
forms
company
cents
common
purchase
from
not
18,
3,
registration
to
business
compared
of
development
"a
Cash
17'/a
31,
Peabody
2,500
including
reasonably
made
were
of
filed
24,500
order
exceeded
of
respect
Vancouver,
conditional
a
offerings
of
suspension
furnish
with
St.,
notification
a
securities
other
to
public
In
public
mission's
1933
8th
provides
to
amount.
of
West
Regulation1 >A
f
of
Aug.
shares
2,500
Inc...
Oct.
on
and
completion
company
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
•of
12,500
2,500
Son,
an
order, it was announced
Regulation A exemptioin from
a
the
earnings for the respective periods
tne fisoal'jear ended Feb.
28, 1960 net
earnings were $621,136.
net
2,500
Securities
Rupe &
issued
suspending
of
net
For
Ball
&
Coast
Dallas
and
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Offering Suspended—r*
SEC
proceeds
old
incorporation.
$5,983,367
mon
'
the
51-year
of
EARNINGS—For
5,000
5 000
Kohlmeyer & Co
.
dividend
^2 500
Hobbs
since
5 000
_
Dietzmann
line
organization.
years
5,000
Hart, Inc.
John H. Harrison & Co.
5,000
Fridley & Frederking
Hauser, Murdoch, Rippey
& Co.____,
;—_—_
—V. 192/ p. 497.
__
its
5,000
Inc
Wareing,
Co._
5,000
Inc
MacCormack
Corp.
Co
_
5,000
Dittmar & Co.,
Evans
after
sales
of
DIVIDENDS—The
5,000
Dallas
Roberts
_
Co._______
Sec.
stock
common
salesbooks, restaurant checks, register forms,
tabulating machine cars, tags and carbon paper.
forms,
5,000
Brothers™
&
diversified
5,000
_
Bros. & Boyce__._
Henry F. Swift & Co™
Beebe,
Guthrie
&
Lavelle
10,000
Co
Dallas Union
the
including
x
Co
stein
Shearson, Hammill & Co—
Hentz
E.
of
ments,
BUSINESS—The
5,000
Labouisse,
&
10,000
H.
amounts
PROCEEDS—None
stock
Co...
Lentz, Newton
-
10,000
Goodbody & Co..
stantial
severally
the company.
J.
10,000
Co...
is
of this sale.
have
Shares
40,000
Co—„—r_ 30,000
10,000
Dempsey-Tegeler
Francis
numbers
in
year
1918.'
below
Shares
_
Stearns
Bache
last
since
named
1
_
Rotan,
operated
respective
forth,
Bear,
incorporated
has
underwriters
5
researcii
with,
Inc.,
corporation
the
cents)
to
New
The
SEC;
be
York,
proceeds
payment,
and
on
Sept.
covering
offered
N.
to
$3'
be
used
1960
filed
a
letter
shares rof, .common
per. share,
through
of notification
stock
(par
10
Martinelli
&
Co.,
Y.
are
28,
100,000
at
for
working
for
capital.
boat molds,
to
pay
off
a
mortgage
6
Resort
Oak
Great
Yacht
&
multi-faceted
Chestertown,
Club, Inc.,
1959
Md.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
the
corporation
covering
at
The
$10
per
proceeds
Great
Oak
also
earnings
$336,555
295,211
$412,270
317,854
$41,344
*17,574
.
expenses
oper.
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$2,892,816
$2,181,717
2,209,213
2,307,537
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
$94,416
$683,603
said
67,221
212,980
fields
million
has
Deficit.—V.
192.
898.
p.
*
to
denominations
in
offered
be
The
at
proceeds
-
140,000
The
Industries,
Hayes
Inc.
fiscal
year
that
on
14%
increase
having
to
of
handicap
of
months
Final
reflect
fiscal
the
audited
Net
902,742.
of
sales
sales.
456.
p.
due
with
This
Soar—
gains in the
rising 143%
operating
net
earnings
accomplished despite the
losses incurred during the first four
was
principally
published
charged
$19,339,683
textile
of
1960
overcome
$2,436,941
The
31,
net
year
in
against
the steel
to
John
was
of
Federal
for
income
taxes
fiscal
as
equivalent to 44 cents
the
At
term
end
July
$17.14
Boyd
the
additional
excellent
this
markets
we
confident
be
This
to
future,
$16.68
or
liberal
serve
there
are
is
of
the
rate
20
is
of
by
higher
Net
year
that
to
and
diligently
and
business
that
last
Net
Net
conditions
1961
for
most
en¬
fiscal
It
in
feel
feet
will
year
Lee
—
15,
1970,
except
15,
will
be
from
relating
receivable.
redeemable
102.75%
BUSINESS—The
ing
customer
notes
to
with
$397.
At
in
the
yield
be
reduce
used
short
4.875%
by
the
after
of
one
the
ranging
to
30.
its
$645,749,536,
of
principal
were
42
operating
1960,
1,042
states
in
per
branch
and
all
cus¬
offices
Canadian
company
reported
for
the
six
months
ended
1959.
For
954,482
and
the
1959
net
calendar
income
will
000,000 is
payable
in
U.
8.
currency, 263,160 shares
shares of common stock
operating
In
revenues
and
are
the
and
the
were
remainder
preferred stock of $100
of no par value.
names
of
the
principal amount
follows:
as
-
Higginson Corp
White, Weld & Co
William
several
thereof
par
Canadian
and
Blair
&
Co.,
&
5,650,000
Co
underwriters
to
be
Amount
Dominick Si Dominick
Glore,
Forgan
$900,000
Equitable Securities
Corp.
Estabrook
1,600,000
1,600,000
Hemphill, Noyes
&
Co
W.
Co
Si
Si
1,600,000
F. 8.
Moseley & Co..
Bacon, Whipple Si Co
375,000
Sachs
Harrlman
Ripley Si Co.,
Co._
Inc.
E.
Co.__
Hutton
Si
900,000
Co._
900,000
r'
1,600,000
Lazard Freres Si Co
l,60o[()00
1,600,000
Merrill
Brothers
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
Paine,
&
Smith
Inc.
1,600,000
Smith,
Hopwood
Spencer Trask
Jackson
Barney & Co.
1,600,000
&
Webster
Securities
375,000
375,000
375,000
375,000
&
Co
375,000
150,000
First of
150,000
The
Corp.
1,600,000
Dean Witter Si Co
1,600,000
The
Michigan Corp.
Illinois
Co.
C.
Allyn and Co. Inc.
900,000
Loewi
A.
E.
Ames Si
G.
Becker & Co.
Inc
Co.
900,000
Kuhn, Loeb Si Co
Clark, Dodge Si Co. Inc.
900,000
—V.
192,
Inc
sales
for
to
for
the
William
started
SEC
projects will add
Endicott,
more
than 800,000
Poughkeepsie and
150,000
square-foot
will
located
in
be
November
192,
at
product
on
1,700,000
expected
Jr.,
to
President
$1,692,301
598,100
-:
of
this
-
square
the
M.
Skodnick,
Five
set
real
30,
1960
filed
93,333
shares
share,
the
common
sock
Harris
The
of
in
New
&
York
and
acquisition
fall
New York,
Co.,
Delaware
which
Corp.
in
law
June
1960
to
acquire thd'-'-capital stock
organized by
Ira
Kavanau,
to
were
promotors
as
a
investing
of
means
a
in
was - conceived
company
order
afforded
in
take
to
real
a
estate
The
real
properties
of
consist of:
One
office building
located
in
combination
office
building
and
printing
in
Short Hills, N. J.;
a shopping center
in Detroit,
department stores located
in Detroit, Mich.,
and
net proceeds-from
the stock sale, estimated at
three
The
be
of
used .as
properties
with
due
under
City; five supermarkets in New Jersey, New York
manufacturing building in Brooklyn, N. Y.; garden
one
houses
allowance
expense
557,995 . shares
of
outstanding capital
underwriter
is
controlled
organization
three
new
presently
City,
and
Kentucky;
Mich.;
cents)
10
public sale at $10
efforts basis.
The
an
the
Oakland, Calif.
$2,400,000, will
(par
for
best
a
but
"opportunities which
are
diversified
in
its
investment."
York
plant
Files
the
company
New
notification
of
letter
a
through B. G.
per
of
on
vice president, and Solomon Gilbert, (secretarycorporations are successors to limited partner¬
the
of
by
up
estate.
and
Sept.
on
offered
also
registering
exchange for the
in
organized
was
single corporate
eight corporations,
corporation
laboratory
and construction
completion expected
—
is
offered
be
be
Corp.
commission
no
company
to
to
Investors
Ira
a
advantage
site,
with
year
stock,
common
The
Offering and Exchange—
SEC
receive
company'
ships
...
development
40-acre
a
of
will
stock
Michael
Westchester
upper
Corp., New York, N. Y.
Exchange Commission—
and
$3
proceeds
utility
to
are
respect
working
and
to
the
to
capital
meet
with
connection
in
commitments
any
properties
owned
the
that
the
by
may
company's
subsidiaries.
'In
be
for
used
general
has
brand
the
as
25-year
new
of
result
corporate
purposes.
electric
and
188,
franchises,
the
shares,
in
to
Voters of
26.
various
under
Iowa
law,
respectively.
purchase
have
passed unanimously
maximum
to
indebtedness
111.,
Jack
See
&
like
a
cost
a
243,806
own
The
three
amount
basis of
lc
of
(43.54%)
30.09%
of
Itek,
Kawneer
Kawneer
the
;
purchased
of
Waltham, Mass., and Seeburg Corp.
on
Sept. 29 that, "talks leading to a
companies have been definitely discon¬
announced
two
sales
The
with
at
corporation
the
The
SEC
($10
par
proceeds
p.
Sept.
on
192,
Co.—New
:
.....
.
be
to
used
,
32,000
have
at
$10
warrants
share.
per
of
stock
outstanding
the
public issue is
a
T.iey
group
after
the
sold.
Product
further development of
the ski
products
Line—
area.
150.
Niles,
of
manufacturer
Mich.,
has
from Sun Valley Industries,
Inc., Los Angeles, ..Calif., the
manufacturing, facilities of a complete line of sliding door
for residential and commercial use, announced Lawrence J.
the
opportunities
volume
and
by
Mr.
Plym
acquisition
profits to
our
\
'
-
purchase,
continuing
purchase will bring
said<fc.«*"We
when
the
are
company..
"Underlying the purchase-is our policy to produce products, that can
; be used primarily in the construction of building exteriors. Signifi¬
cantly, this sliding door line will be the only product we presently
manufacture for residential building construction and is the first step
in that direction."
<
' •/
--.
>
.
.
,
',
underwriting.
to
building
explaining
added
'
1960, filed a letter of notification
shares of common stock to be offered
without
Co.,
-expansion
598.
p,
23,
25,876
share),
are
shares
Plym, President of Kawneer.
In
below.—V.
covering
per
and
products
2203.
Corp.,
company
Management officials as
the entire
if
also
promoters
common
warrant.
per
shares
exchange offer and
10-year program of bringing all its franchises
1271.
>„
Heintz, Inc.—Merger Approved—
Seigler
the
subsidiaries,
a
p.
managements
its
of
outstanding 2,000 shares of common stock. After the said exchange
shares, Kavanau and his family, Gilbert, and Skodnick and his asso¬
ciates, will own 67,767 shares (8.36%), 17,823 shares (2.2%), and 7,883
of
will
25-year
new
addition
has
franchises
gas
special city election, Sept.
a
Corp.—Merger Off—
A
newly
operate
p."
Jeppson Galleries, Inc., Washington, D. C.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
organized,
as
corporation,
wholly-owned
a
Sun
sales
Valley
Industries, -Inc.,
subsidiary
of
2090.
Kawneer,—>V.
-v.:'/.
: -
■ •
will
191,
.'-
corporation
on
.
.
and
stores
Jonker Business Machines,
The
filed
of
company
a
50,000
stock
common
each
three
shares
&
A
North
404
Co.,
Inc.
common
of
rights
be
units.
consisting
class
of
stock.
warrants
cents
75
per
subscription
of
to
price
underwriter
and
ings
Md.,'
covering
offer
such
(voting) and
for subscription
common
voting),
The
1960,
to
proposes
A
purchase
share.
Gaithersburg,
Sept. 30,
on
class
(limited
The
holds
Ave.,
company
common
at
offering,
by
B
the SEC
The
share
one
common
who
stock
supplied
of
Inc.—Rights Offering—
Frederick
registration statement with
units,
task
is
listed
as
20,000
shares
record
date,
underwriting
of
terms
are
to
amendment.
of
the
for
system
solving
to
find
such
information
which
items
are
for
sale,
exceed
service
000
to
the
immediate
$250,000
centers,
expand
will
$75,000
to
be
Of
future.
used
to
establish
manufacturing
and
the
establish
specialized
net
proceeds
sales
and
from
the
information
distributorships, $125,facilities, production
development
leased
year
Mr.
departments which
under ' review,
Kaufmann
said
and
that
did
to
he
not
the
contribute
to
earn¬
greater
expected
a
Kayser-Roth Corp.—License Agreement—Acquires—
Hanes
and
its
facture
The
by
Hosiery Mills Co.
wholly-owned
and
sell
is
the
Under
edges
been
granted
Alamance
In
first
39
a
license
Industries.
by Kayser-Roth
Inc., to manu¬
Supp-hose stockings.
move
was
revealed
countries
licensing
step
abroad
taken
made
Gordon
licensed 13
produce Supp-hose stockings,
in
Chester H. Roth, President of
President' of Hanes.
Although
manufacturers
this
has
subsidiary,
women's
unprecedented
Mr,
Hanes,
particular
a
five
the
cost of
doing
better trend in
earnings to .become evident during .the final calendar quarter of this
year. Figures thus far in September
were indicative
of this, he said.
All directors and officers were re-elected.—V.
191, p. 902.
class
basis
in
business.
Hodgdon
and
problem or which answer a par¬
ticular question.
According to
the prospectus,
the company, which
is
operating at a loss, is entering into the active production and
phase
of
is
marketing
operation.
It is
expected
that
losses will
of.
the
Kay Jewelry Stores, Inc.—Sales Up—Net Down— ;
Sales
rose
by $3.2 million to $27,564,713 in the year ended June 30,
1960, from $24,364,643 in the previous fiscal year Mr. C. D; Kaufmann,
Sept.- 15,
1960, filed
a
letter of notification'
••'./President, announced on Sept, 29. At- the same time, net income after
with the SEC covering 11,850 shares of common stock to be offered
taxes fell to $663,906 from
$i,12i.,3p2t Per share earnings, based on -a
at par
($10 per share), without underwriting. .
•'
;
./slightly greater number oi shares outstanding, were $1.14 against $2.01.
The proceeds are to be used for
inventory, payment for sales media
:
At the annual meeting Sept. 29, Mr. Kaufmann said that this decline
and working capital.
-'
■,
in profits was due mainly to expenses connected with
opening 13 new
The
continue
company
are
M.
Weaver,
498,900
.
of
eight certain corporations,
The
Ira Kavanau, President and -organizer of Kavanau
of
209.
p.
covering
offered
getting
stock
1960
according
v
Lexington Ave.; New, York, filed a registration
on
Sept. 30,
1960,
seeking registration of
415
the
through
treasurer.
required
1197.
p.
with
shares
provide
Pough-
the
Howe Sound Co.—Forecast—
million,
in
in
150,000
Inc
Mason-Hagan,
2,062,499
;
$1,461,509
15,387
152,192
;
stock
construction
IBM
new
150,000
Corp.
Si
900,000
.Annual
These
of
year
The
company
has
been
actively
engaged
since
August
1958
in
developing
and
marketing
the
"Matrex"
Systems
for
information
retrieval, a system for organizing collections of various items.
It is
150,000
Lane,
Inc.
$95
State..
facilities
this
150,000
Johnson,
Space
A.
Co., Inc..
announcement
by holders of its
Jaffray &
Julien Collins Si Co
Inc.
A.
Piper,
1,600,000
Webber,
Curtis
375,000
W. Clark & Co......
McCormick & Co
The Milwaukee Co
1,990,921
$92,666
$225,295.
"
,
corporation,
$75,000.
by
major product development laboratory
disclosed by the corporation on Sept. 28.
Chicago,
375,000
E.
Lehman
900,000
Blunt Ellis Si Simmons.
Alex. Brown Si Sons
Kidder, Peabody & Co.-
*37,617
Business Machines Corp.—Expansion—
possible merger of
tinued."—V. 191, p.
900,000
Goldman,
900,000
Si
305.
p.
the
1,600,000
The First Boston Corp..
Stone
of
purchased
3,300,000
Inc
48,460
-
.
a
corporation
The
of
8,748 742
'
$5,650,000
-
20,436
192, p. 994.
1961.—V.
—V. tl89,
agreed
192,
'
;
899.
p.
common
$1,059,525
-
1,600,000
Blyth
&
$123
in
Amount
I.ee
20,011
$1,108,904
Jay Peak, Inc., North Troy, Vt.—Files With SEC—
of
UNDERWRITING—The
debentures
$212,759
.
Itek
this
to
currency
$219,790
fourth
-
financing the company
outstanding $425,500,000 of long term debt, of which $345 -
have
by each
year
effect
of
from rail¬
the company completed
$22,243,118.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
-V.
below.
Inc.,
Y.
June
$11
'
244,047 V ' .-258,834
from rail-
oper.
share
per
by the City Council.
period
Indirect
program.
1960—Month—1959 v.1960—8 Mos,-^-1959
.$469,342
$351,500
$3,452,430
$3,754,800
expenses
-
the
30, 1960, operating revenues of $67,704,444 and net income of
518,542 compared with $61,749,978 and $10,166,864 for the like
of
6,100,483
Iowa Power & Light Co.—New Franchises—
representing
due
ry.
250,000
$7,160,008
5,172,787
build
the
the
be
outstand¬
provinces.
EARNINGS—The
$6,281,691
733,489
up-to-date.—V.
of
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$946,248
649,091
Securities
The
the
of
Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
&
operations
income...
way
Net
statement
$868,881
International Mosaic
debentures
prices
at
largest
June
there
cities
1960—Month—1959
Moines
1970,
Industries,
Oklahoma
oper.
.
—V, .192,
11,699,000
expenses
Moines ratified franchise ordinances previously
15,
Consolidated
Period End. Aug. 31—1
Railway:
The
Des
company
balance
1960,
7,587,171
Des
the
On
1,731,178
applicable on and after
position in respect to in¬
the
of
1,165,943
30,964,616 •' 35,155,446
5,139,353
loans.
before
amount.
field.
729
.
v
4,489,733
Oct.
Oct.
amounted
30,
in
'
*■» J
v
apartment
with
behalf
on
as
143,020,652
income.,
York
in
company
bank
term
redeemable
redemption
average
June
be
not
company's
is
loan)
an
located
system
will
will
option
receivable
loans,
tomer
to
and
principal
(small
1,626,056
of
the
On
company
finance
consumer
to
the
at
the
to
sale
special
1965,
141,632,552
f « -
•
•■
.
,
revenue^.
were
be
late
The
notes
stalment
the
debentures
a
16,745,052
two-story,
Poughkeepsie
The
subsidiaries
under
17,349,395
The
N.
interest
was
to
to IBM
for
Debentures Offered
—
Yuba
Railway oper. revenue
178,176,098
t
County.
Industries."—
Hayes
and
1302.
oper.
New
to
Oct.
7
172,597,168
operations
was
6%
.
1960—8 Mos —1959
21,884,405
oper;
keepsie
to
„.
.21,839,12b
,
,
International
to
consolidated
'v
^
Deficit—V.
the
in
incurred
allocated
its other
fairly
Kaiser Steel Corp.—Wins Bid—
?
Kansas,
1960—Month—1959
,
equal
amount
an
.
The
level
still
we
costs
all
be
program
See
^
revenue
oversubscribed and the books
its
currently
company,
the
of
outstanding shares of capital
to sell 119,000 shares,
expenses
oper.
ry.
•
closed.
REDEMPTION—The
the
(a)
between King-Stevenson's operation
operations. ".,;4 ».">
It
is
planned that the funds will be utilized to acquire for the
participants' interests in proven, semi-proven and wildcat gas and
oil leases in the U. S. and Canada.
The amount initially subscribed
will
be
used
to evaluate,
acquire, .hold
and test gas and oil lease¬
holds, to pay all reasonable costs necessary to accomplish these pur¬
poses,
and to pay compensation to King-Stevenson...
The amounts
assessed will be utilized to complete and equip test wells believed to
have
encountered
production.
V'<
•
•
King-Stevenson is the successor in interest of a co-partnership of
the same name organized by John M; King and Ben T. Stevenson in
1955.
It
was
incorporated in 1959.
Jonn M. King is President of
both the Funds company and King-Stevensop.—V.
191, p. 2203. ' •
shall
costs
proposes
income
p.
way
at
and
he
for
reimbursed
use
underwriter
With
from
for
instruments
revenue..
oper.
192,
Higginson Corp., White, Weld & Co. and William Blair
& Co. jointly headed an
underwriting group which of¬
fered for public sale on Oct. 6 a new issue of
$50,000,000
of the corporation's 4"%%
debentures, due 1981 priced
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
420,000
Period End. Aug. 31—
de¬
year's
changes,
the
earnings
ry.
will
maturity. The offering
Inc.)
sale
and
manufacture
electromechanical
operations
Plans
being
as
above
abrupt
possibility
accrued
the
oper.
Railway
Railway
be
,
and
development,
Kavanau Corp.—Files
to
share
per
earnings
has
reported
are
significantly
Household Finance Corp.
100%
.
Company,
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
;
;
recognize
sales
and
which
oper.
way
given to
because
of -the*
possible
company
directors
will
2333.
p.
supplied
be
-
President
cents
merited
released
and
board
of
consideration
the
susceptible
good
a
of
policy
which
backlog
we
for
underwriters
& Pancoast,
to
are
,
services:
subscriptions
and
assessments
thereon;
(b)
an
overriding
interest in'each lease which shall bear the same relationship
to
6.25%
of the total production from
such lease as the investor's
working interest bears to the total working interest.; in such lease;
and
(c)
after the investor has recovered his entire
investment in
each
leasehold,
King-Stevenson
shall receive 25%
of
the working
interest's
net profits
from each lease.
King-Stevenson shall also be
royalty
Net revenue from rail-
or
share
per
stockholders
Hetherwick
when
prudent
fiscal
new
terms
Instrument
its
for
receive
unit
of
short-
$6,893,716
*
current
"While
period
a
185,
the
H
&
offered
be
to
through
Robertson
Oct.
on
will
which
Chicago,
of
company
SEC
Net revenue
—V.
long-term or
no
to
C.
dividend
condition
the
E.
intention
In
underwriting
and
design,,
„
Railway
,
$6,708,947
the
years."
for
with
time.
Board
developments,
the
over
the
thereof
Dewar,
and
I
-.
Railway
_
amounted
report
quarterly
payments.
Prospects
V.
~
annual
"It is
basis.
financial
couraging
at
of
present
corporate
veloped
had
equity
with
1959.
.
I960
Vass stated
regular
a
31,
company
This contrasted
share.
Chairman
maintain
on
the
stockholders'
company's
26,
other
1960,
July
of
as
outstanding.
1960,
192,
per
before.
the
Sept.
$2,577,037
fiscal
of
31.
per
year
In
G.
of
indebtedness
On
the
capital
price
Period End. Aug. 31—
"f
share. In both years, there were
402,115 shares of common stock outstanding.
At the 1960 fiscal year-end, working capital was at a record post¬
war
high of $3,091,267, representing an increment of $514,230 over
working
$60
Howe
added.—V.
he
stock,
common
holders
Co.
&
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings— .!
1959.
was
of
company
year,
Offering—
111,, filed a registration statement with
4,
I960,
covering 5,000 participating units in its
1961
Gas
and
Oil
Exploration - and
Development Program,
to
be
offered
for
public
sale
at
$1,000 per
unit,
subject to a possible
assessment of $600 per unit.
The
funds
will
be
expended or committed
during 1961 for the
several accounts
of
the participants for
exploring for gas and oil.
The program will be managed by King-Stevenson Oil Company, Inc.,
The
shares,
42,000
702.
p.
to
amounted
against
which
of
present
the
of
of
191,
the
with
(formerly named. B
in
equipment, and the balance
on
has
company
K-S Funds, Inc.—Files
stock of the
or
one-third
of
his holdings.
George Q. McGown, Jr., Vice-President and Board
Chairman, is selling one-third of his holdings of 21,000 shares; and
Mr." McGown,
as
Trustee, is selling one-third of his trust holdings
with fiscal 1959 volume of $16,accounted for mainly by gains
automobile trim and automobile window
provision
the
current
situations,
manufactured by the company.. *
Howell, founder and President of
company,
earnings.
was
153% higher than pre-tax earnings, of $336,606
The provision for Federal income taxes was $443,400
$161,000 set aside for this purpose in the previous year..
Net earnings in the 1960 fiscal year totaled $426,038, equal to $1.06
per share, as compared with the prior year's net earnings of $175,606,
in
figure
1958
a
Although
the
W.
85%
owns
which
$869,438,
—V.
Vickery
Blvd.,
Fort
Worth,
Texas,
the SEC on Oct. 4, 1960, covering
West
Walker
electronic
products
strike.
compared
increase
beams,
before
from
said.
during
interesting
shares
the
H.
company
engaged
the
assemblies.
Earnings
sales
Weaver
acquisitions
3479
offering
public
further development work
and
outstanding 300,000 shares each of class A and
class
B
stock, of which Frederick Jonker, President,
owns
170,000
shares
of
class
A
stock
and
is sole voting
trustee under a voting
trust
which controls
an
additional 30,000 shares of class A stock.
of
in
testing instrument systems, and for measurement, automatic control,
and recording
applications.
On July 25, 1960, two affiliates, Howell
Instrument
Co.
and
Howco,
Inc.,
were
merged
with * the company,
at
which
time
the
company
adopted
its
present
name.
Another
affiliate, Howell Instruments of Puerto Rico, Inc., is soon to become
a
wholly-owned subsidiary
of the company
upon
the capital con¬
tribution
of
its
stock
the
to
company
by its present stockholders.
The Puerto Rican
company
manufactures component parts for the
company's annual report
adjustments including the restoration of unneeded
previously
sales
July
figures
alL year-end
reserves
in
ended
187,
substantial
registered
in
a
below.—V.
Inc.—Earnings
G.
precision
Mills Co.—Acquires License—
Industries,
Hayes
by
The
-
Kayser-Roth Corp.,
by
sale
Monday, October 10, 1960
.
operating capital.
The
its
amendment.
by
No underwriting is involved:
working capital.—V. 189, p. 1928.
is
See
Howe's
level,
statement
outstanding
public
for
of
registration
headed
filed a letter of notification
five-year 5%
debentures
to be
and 2,500 shares of common stock
share).
per
to be used
Hanes Hosiery
switched
has
increased
major
consider
to
company
a
of
$100,
of
($1
par
are
are
Howell Instruments, Inc.—Files Secondary—
The
1960,
corporation on Sept. 12,
SEC
covering $50,000
the
offered
firm
present
any
continuing
•
Halex, Inc., El Segundo, Calif.—Files With SEC—
The
taxes
1197.
filed
with
the
have
made
p.
operations
oper. income
ry.
•
before
...
company.
that
the
to
not
is
Net
earnings
$874,180
16,429
related
Net revenue from rail¬
way
tooling,
for
the
for
Howe's
emphasis to manufac¬
turing and that mining now accounts for less than 20%
of sales
volume.
Fifteen
acquisitions of major firms in metals and closely
& Western RR.—Earnings—
Railway optr. revenue.,
that
the
for
Weaver
.
Green Bay
figure
increasing;
comparable
The
company.
million.
said
company is
in several promising growth fields including aluminum,
superalloys, coated tapes, and non-destructive testing; and, new prod¬
ucts,
a
stepped-up research program, and major new facilities at
several Howe plants are all expected to contribute to continued sizable
to be used to purchase land, all the stock of
Realty Inc., for construction and working capital.
are
Estates,
manufacturing
$83
was
He
notification with
(no par) to be
Sept. 1, 1960, filed a letter of
30.000 shares of common stock
share, without underwriting.
on
SEC
offered
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1398)
a
joint announcement
Kayser-Roth
and
Kayser-Roth
to
in
Mr.
has
the
U.
S.
the) provisions of the licensing agreement, Mr. Hanes acknowl¬
the
minimum
Chester
validity
annual
U.
S.
Patent
royalties
of
of
Kayser-Roth
$400,000.-
a
and
agrees
to
pay
H.
Roth, in addition, announced that Kayser-Roth, through
its wholly-owned subsidiary, Kayser-Roth of
Canada, Ltd., has entered
into
stone
a
contract
Co.
of
with
the
Montreal
to
holders
acquire
of
all
this
the
capital stock of the BlueThe transaction will
business.
Volume
192
Number
5993
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1399)
be
completed
of
in
approximately four
cash.
The
months
Co.
This
company
dollar
through
in
and
Roth
volume.
thousand
its
Canadian
Mr.
organized
was
sales
three
Canada,
major
undisclosed
an
amount
submarine
41
and
distributes
men's
and
and
ago
has
annual
an
1916
youths'
"Bluestone."
registered trademark,
vears
The
multi-
national
a
brand,
is
advertised
that
will
operate
Kayser-Roth
of
as
Ltd.,
and
Bluestone personnel will be continued in their
present capacity.—V.
Railway
Railway
192,
oper.
receipt
of
recent
Included
in
General
recent
orders
Electric
Co.
A
The
corporation
2,214,381
♦$111,266
$1,543,112
$732,918
*43,626
681,403
367,674
agreement
license
Mr.
offer
the
debentures
the
on
to
basis
$100
preferred
line
Downes,
of
airborne
U.
in
S.
the
give
$100
each
from
$18
to
held.
the
with
are
holder the right
principal amount of
the
$25
Coffin
Burr
&
is
listed
share
global
Lee
from
to
buy
1,
of
shares
5
debentures
June
at
has
concept
increase
to
International
blowers
Elyria,
Ohio.
S.
firms
circulation
is
of
one
system
the
have
stock.
paper
including tableware and
pulp and various resins.
will
$8,000,000
also
It
manufactures
fibrous
the
and
in
develops,
cool
wave
airliners.
serving trays, composed of
the net
Of
from
proceeds
a
Trust
&
aware
now
the
for
cooling
40
some
units
with
the
debenture
to
that
free
world
in
Stock
keeping
transfer
agent
Philadelphia,
ceeds,
until
rarily
to
addition
75,941
shares
stock.
Life
for
required
of
payment
In
is
the
Offered—Pur¬
First
of
4.8%
tronics," which
wholly-owned
Massachusetts
Insurance
of
management
shares,
respectively,
pioneer
has
materials,
month
to
the
voted
the
enable
Ralph
will
held
be
holders
to
Oct.
vote
20
at
the
on
to
company
Sacramento, Calif.,
H. Cutting, President
10
issuing
board
pulp
in
firm,
debentures, $8,000,000
plant... The remainder would be used
and
other
In
plates
1
■
of
to
build
and
of
equip
bank
be.
into
stock
common
same
with
value
par
which
$1
share
per
share.
per
the -proposed
convertible.
Mr.
■
new
the
at
to
of
This
debentures
; j
would
would
reserved
Common
♦Par
Keystone Raceway Corp., Media, Pa.—Files With SEC
SEC
ipar: ($1- per.
The
on
covering
9,
Sept.
share),. without
proceeds
to
are
be
filed
1960
shares
147,000
of
a
for
letter
for
'
to
with
offered
be
at
1
->
.
sale
bank
with
corporation
the
SEC
Sept.
on
26,
1960,
filed
letter
a
of
notification
covering
99,900 shares of common stock (par 20 cents)
to be offered at $3 per share, through Schrijver &
Co., New York, N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
Net
sales
have
in
been
of
$47,018,000
reported
interim
an
by
report
the
to
for
nine
company
months
and
stockholders.
its
In
at
the
net
$219,500
distribute
to
with
The
company.
cents
per
June
(endorsed
ended
31, 1960,
subsidiaries
Aug.
consolidated
the
corresponding
TO
PRESENT
to
central
30,
This
.
Outstanding
for
net
$48,086,000.
Earnings
for
the
of
year.
,•
-
About
no
of
1960 sales are from products for which there were
comparable months of 1959.
Domestic and Canadian sales
construction
machinery are down 23%
from last year.
However,
well ahead of last year, and sales of indus¬
trial machinery have closely approximated 1959 sales.
The construc¬
tion machinery market accounts for approximately 60%
of the com¬
pany's business.—V. 192, p. 499.
foreign
sales
have
is
the
8%
the
on
above
highest
the
Kollmorgen
rate
stock
common
represent
shares
Stock
are
at
$24
per
preferred
stock
of
shipments
of
company,
and
45,330
these
the
for
last
lower
by
a
the
latter
company
which
shares
will
were
receive no proceeds from the sale
purchased by the underwriters from
and
stock;
level
accounted
of
for
repay
an
outstanding
first
mortgage
from
compared
activity in
this
the
on
quarter
the
to
the
amount
of
$256,250;
to
retire
loans
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
financing,
and
completion, of
the
present
and
proposed
the capitalization will consist of $750,000 long-term
shares of $2.50 par value, common stock.
.
notes
246,893
/ BUSINESS—Kolimorgen's principal products include, submarine periscopes and, other optical, equipment,.,torque. motors .and. other. electro-,
mechanical .equipment and .electronic, apparatus. , About
90% of all
the
of
of
•
..
including
all
of
the
.
.
sur¬
$792,694
($1.31
per
share
on
605,110
May, I960, Louisiana Gas declared
$665,621 ($1.10 per share on 605,110
In
of
'
.
...
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
debt:
area
The estimated population of Louisi¬
T
<
Outstanding
•
due 1985
ger.,
$7,500,000
<
in
the
Louisville & Nashville
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
Railway
Net
.
difference
$9,143,000
as
in
new
compared
to
1
stocks
declared.
were
record
of
Oct.
on
All
dividends
10,
1960.—V.
oper.
expenses
Railway oper.
Railway
Net
from rail-
2.633,570
3,137,328
27,869,893
27,944,197
1,260,653
income
corporation
of
revenue
1,335,500
10,737,950
11,471,755
reported
for
$3,865,564
period
of
nine
the
$74,877
$517,354
$610,638
13,349
9,784
44,178
months ended July
77,294
its
and
$323,075
479,123
$531,997
522,827
$2,658,490
3,630,431
ry.
*$156,048
»103,988
operations
oper.
income—
192,
$9,170
♦$971,941
*$34,752
73,727
*558,906
Lionel
701,935
the
Lionel
of
the
Corp.
assets
net
special meeting in New York
General
,,
John
B.
Medaris.
The, shareholders
secured,
also
subordinated,
Anton-Imco
of
on
Anton-Imco
by
approved
was
Lionel's
Sept.
29,
it
was
Corp.
at
for
shares
already
convertible
the
by
State
their
the
by Major
announced
issuance
debentures,
ialready
each- outstanding..share
owned
the
also
with
a
cor¬
common
shares
1959.
net profit of $1,209
President,
in
to
your
and
"in
stated
July
certain
the
in
quarter
of
write-offs
corporation's
of
in the
report
1960
1959
to
"was
quarter.
shareholders
due
in
part
to
costs
diversification
in
of
non-recurring
expansion
and
the
manufacturing area, the new
has
considerably increased
Allied
Division
current
production,
Commercial
BUSINESS—The
by
have
up
by
to
approved
Lionel
of
$4,500,000.
transfer
un¬
of Anjtonrlmco.vexcluding-the.-40,0Q0
Lionel.—V.
192,
p.
995.
' -
-
-
-
1
•
of ..that
company's assets to Lionel,, which will be effected through an exchange:
of shares, Basis .of the- exchange will' be one*and one-third -shares .of
Lionel
1960
53%.
activities
primarily
are
for
its
components
proceeding favorably
development
with
Research
backlog
for
of
weapons
on
some
pro¬
several
large
cor¬
Angeles, Calif.
Electronics
shareholders
President.
authorized
shareholders
of
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer Agent: Union Bank, Los Angeles, Calif.
Registrar: Bank of America National Trust &
Savings Association, Los
Corp.—Acquisition Approved—
Acquisition
30,
the
—
899.
p.
July
Ly tton Financial Corp. —
Capital Stock Offered
On
Sept. 27, Wm. R. Staats & Co. of Los
Angeles, Calif.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co. of New York City, and asso¬
ciates, offered 327,000 shares of the company's $1
par
capital stock at $12 per share.
$3,993,834
4,028,586
from rail¬
revenue
way
31,
duction line items in
cooperative
porations."—V. 192, p. 306.
1960—8 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
but
stated that
systems.
Period End. Aug. 31—
Lytle,
loss
Engineering
orders
192, p. 995.
Railway oper. revenue--:
Railway oper. exDenses
ended
capabilities."
He
income—_
W.
net
connection
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
Net
the
operations
$2,246,934
1,636,296
operations—
oper.
ry.
months
three months ended July
30,
Chester
$2,094,200
1,576,846
nine
1960 gross revenue was $1,336,068 compared with $800,595 in the
like quarter of 1959, a gain of
62%. A net loss of $37,880 was incurred in
the three months ended
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$272,551
197,674
the
as
compared with $2,536,155 in
preceding fiscal year, an increase
the
260,000
the
For
from rail¬
revenue
way
Net
$
,
profit in the nine months ended July 30, 1960 was
$69,665, equal
to 27 cents a share on 260,000 shares of
outstanding common stock,
compared with $31,368, or 12 cents a share on
to
25
$76,091
expenses
.$
Net
1,
June
$269,730
193,639
revenue—
oper.
.
.
899.
p.
responding
that
1960—Month—1959
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$
18,665,083 -17,644,820 151,442,798 152,226,141
16,031,513
14,507,492 123,572,905 124,281,944
operations
oper.
192,
gross
class A
on
the
payable Oct.
p.
1323,
are
191,
Earnings—
Lytle Corp.—Earnings—
com¬
in
the
share
on
*670.000 shs.
-
and
industries
$9,334,000 on
share
cents per
revenue
revenue
ry.
—V.
orders.
per
oper.
way
.;
,
Net
quarter
Mr.
Stein
related
RR.
I960—Mcnth—1959
$
comparable
and
V 1,500,000 shs.
par>_—;—.
♦Assuming all of the 670,000 shares offered by Louisiana Power and
of the 40,000 shares offered
hy Louisiana Gas is sold through
of warrants.—V.
192, p. 998.
'
'
1
average
period,
$9,252,000.
the steel
quarterly dividends of 31 Vt cents
class
B
5%
preferred stocks and. 15
Period End. Aug. 31—
note
outstanding short-term bank
of
$850,000; to buy approximately $100,000 of new machinery
and
equipment for making torque motors; to purchase before ma¬
turity a $65,000 promissory note; and to add to working capital.
in
backlog is now
♦Deficit.—V.
to
laws
operations
exercise
proceeds
preferred
of
1959.
July 30, 1961 compared with
from the sale of 35,000 shares of common, and pro¬
ceeds from the private sale of $750,000
of proposed long-term notes
will be used as follows: to redeem all of the outstanding 7%
cumu¬
lative
the
began
none
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
selling stockholder.
Net
Louisiana,
further dividend
a
Common- ($10
earnings
equal 36
shares outstanding
comparable
first
any
2%.
Regular
Net
PROCEEDS—The
of
under
Gas
is 350,000.
declared in
were
paid
The
off
were
$9,044,000
being
the
than
The
Offered—Putnam
share, of which 35,000 shares
financing by the
currently outstanding.
new
Louisiana
Capital stock:
been
Corp.—Common
southeast
area
First mtge. bds, &yB%
,
-
year,
that
said
Oct. 7 offered 80,330 shares of the corporation's
on
and
service
Long-term
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
$8,520,000
received
orders
last
—V.
& Co.
incorporated
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
701,000
of
$6,275,000 of
in
the
acquiring all of the nonelectric properties of Louisi¬
Sept. 30, 1958 at the net book cost of such
properties
...
message
sales
was
1956.
2,
.
per
This
to stockholders, Julien R. Steelman, Koehring presi¬
dent, stated that without product acquisitions, which took place during
1959, sales volume for this year would have been 15% less than 1959.
a
Gas'
shares).
outstanding during the comparable quarter.
I,
Melville Stein,
President,
said
that
the
first-quarter
earnings
should not be used to project for the rest of the fiscal year because
they were, as always with this company, affected by summer vacation
periods.
Consolidated net shipments for the three months were
$9,235,000.
like
In
for
1958.
and
and
controls
manufacturer
reported on
Sept 26
earnings of the company and its Canadian subsidiary,
dividends
After
common
were
Court
Louisiana
shares)
the first three months of? the fiscal year ending Aug.
31, were
by .approximately 5%
over
the comparable period of last year.
unaudited figures given are $311,000 compared to $296,000.
up
The
shareholders
sales
Gas
April
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
305,500 shs.
instrument
last
net
ended
on
of
as
northeast
ana
1960.
year
a
District
Louisiana Gas supplies natural
gas service in 75 communities looated
in
FINANCING
*t500,000 shs. r
State
'
Aug. 31, 1960, were $708,000, compared with" $1,958,000
period a year ago.
Earnings per common share (computed
on
1,579,237 shares of common stock outstanding on Aug, 131, 1960)
were
$.37 lor the first nine months of 1960, compared with $1.14
in
United
date.
In exchange for such nonelectric
properties and other
Power received a
promissory note In the principal
of $4,900,000 and 605,010 shares of
common stock of Louisiana
Gas.
This was done in accordance with the
plan referred to. With the
exception of one small water property located in
Arcadia in Bienville
Parish
(County), La., all of the properties were acquired at Sept.
share.
The company has instituted a re¬
under which 30,000 shares are authorized
Leeds & Northrup Co.
more
last
the
of
amount
None of the shares have been
optioned
1960, the company had outstanding unsecured
by an officer of the company ) in the amount
1,
Florida
Power
assets,
for
used
in
one
order
1958 after
that
at
developing
be
of
1,
ana
re¬
proceeds
will
parts,
to
by
rounding the City of New Orleans.
EFFECT
;
______
10
tAt
loans
New
the
accordance
right
enforced
BUSINESS—Louisiana
State
Oct.
the
Pennsylvania
the
reserves
com¬
Louisiana Gas is a wholly-owned subsidi¬
of Louisiana Power, which in turn is a
wholly-owned subsidiary of
Middle South, a registered
public utility holding company under the
Public Utility Holding
Company Act of 1935.
capital.
GIVING
option plan
key. employees.
to
period
nine-month
period
"
operating
pany's history.
Koehring Co.—Net Off—
from
the
ary
$3,000, notes payable (secured by equipment) in the amount of .$lQ,430.10, and accounts payable of approximately $125,084.82.—V. 192, p. 8.
is
r
of
share on the average of 747,000 common
during the quarter, compared with 35 cents per share
;
quently
of
cents
capital.
(C. F.) Kirk Laboratories, Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
<-The
in
the
of
estimated
stores
stock
date.
to
,
•-.>•>
working
notification
of
stock
common
underwriting.
used
for
stock
value
stricted
Cutting said Keyes Fibre is building the new facility to provide
• manufacturing
capacity1 and
to
give
better
service
to
Coast .customers.—V;192, p. 994.1 •
'V ■ '<;■
•
/
>
The corporation
parts
Authorized
the
value
proceeds
interests
new
other
management
company,
two
into
proceeds
of
Eastern District of Louisiana.
company,
Jersey and the other in Delaware County, Pennsylvania (at a total
cost of $140,000)
with the balance of approximately $79,500
be
loans
par
the
the
best
the
the
use
may
thereto filed with the SEC
by Louisiana Power to comply with a divest¬
order of the SEC for the
disposition of its nonelectric properties,
of which are now held
by Louisiana Gas, which Plan and amend¬
ments thereto were
approved by order of the Commission and subse¬
to eventually broaden its operations into
primary use of the proceeds will be for
as
The
of
use
by
consolidated
•_
well
as
However,
CAPITALIZATION
.
the
operations
to
subscription privilege consisting
price for such additional number of
same
all
estimated
additional
West
its
field.
the
opening
New
the special meeting
Me., to enable stock¬
than $10,000,000 of sub¬
payment
the
and
received
the
financing
Jersey
purpose.
expects
company
.
shares
2,000,000
shares
4,000,000
create
from
be
packaging
meeting next
addition, he said, stockholders will vote on increasing the au¬
capital stock of the company by increasing the authorized
stock
New
industrial
needs
said
for
company for Seaboard.
The
warehouse located at 3628 Rhawn
expand
the
such
the
thorized
common
to
and
re¬
and
proposed
not more
of which would
purposes.
shares,
directors
stockholders
of
ordinate
Mutual
Waterville,
new
corporate
of
accomplish
plant.
of the
a.m.
offering
allocate
the
special
a
10,000
holding
a
PROCEEDS—The
common
Burr, Inc. and the
125,874 and 14,725
own
office and
is
the
holder
ment
with
St., Philadelphia,
Pa., distributes electronic parts and equipment, including high fidelity
sound components, principally in the
Philadelphia area, for large na¬
tionally-recognized
manufacturers.
stock.
molded
of
&
of
Phoenix
and
and
Coffin
group
that
3
hold
to
a
common
Oct.
on
20,000
own
and
as
manufacturer
new
a
;
officials
of
announced
was
company,
of
the
Co.
Insurance
of Connecticut,
preferred stock,
Co.
spectively,
company's
>It
Life
Mutual
shares
Del¬
of
additional
an
at
warrant
PROCEEDS—The proceeds of the sale of
670,000 shares
stock of Louisiana Gas
originally established in 1953.
Seaboard is now
subsidiary
and
is
the
actual
operating
company,
Lee
its main
above purposes, may be applied tempo¬
bank borrowings.
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
1,506,372
laws
the
as
mon
Pennsylvania
the
less than 25.
are
through this rights offering will all be
paid to Louisiana Power and no
part of such proceeds will be received
by Louisiana Gas. The proceeds of the sale of
any shares in excess of
670,000 shares issued to satisfy the
supplemental right under the Pri¬
mary Subscription Right will be paid to Louisiana Gas and
used for
construction and general
corporate purposes.
This rights offering is
being made in order to carry out Part V of the Plan and amendments
was
whereas
the
preferred stock and
under
held, plus the supplemental right (Where
elect. This additional subscription
privilege may be exercised by a warrant holder
only if all full shares
possible have been subscribed for pursuant to the
primary subscription
right represented by the warrant.
Pa.
incorporated
was
stockholders
common
of
rights to subscribe
shares
192,
26,
1960 to acquire all of the stock of Seaboard
Seaboard, incorporated in Pennsylvania on March 31,
previously succeeded to a business, known as "Lee Elec¬
a
outstanding
certain
to
company
or
of
2
Co.,
issuing to the
are
PRIVILEGE—There is
agreements
markets.—V.
number
25
recently
is
in
Co.
had
1960,
sale,
used
be
additional
being
are
funds for the
rights evidenced by a warrant is not
evenly divisible by 25) of subscribing for one full share
with the number of
rights which exceed a multiple of
which
years.
similar
Lucas-Rotax, Ltd.,
Lear is participating
principal
in
April
on
Electronics
for the construction of a new manufacturing
production equipment near Sacramento, Calif.,
$1,500,000 for the improvement of production equipment at existing
plants, and the balance for working capital.
A portion of such pro¬
plant
preferred stock
Utilities,, Inc. of record on Sept. 28, 1960,
warrants evidencing rights to
subscribe, at
Middle South
The
aircraft
of
Inc.—Common
Sept.
a
BUSINESS—The
articles,
combination of
the
subsidiary and, to the extent required to satisfy
supplemental rights, 40,000 additional shares to be issued
and sold by Louisiana Gas.
These rights expire at 3:30
p. m. (N. Y. Time), on Oct. 24,
1960, and consist of the
right to subscribe for one share for each 25 shares of
efforts" basis.
Banking
plastic
of
owned
been
.
reclaimed
sale
per share, for 670,000 shares of the common stock
(par $10) of Louisiana Gas, constituting all of the pres¬
ently outstanding shares of Louisiana Power's wholly-
Opera-
agreement
exclusive manu¬
production
agreement,
which
in
APPOINTMENT—The
1961
the
$10,375
and
The
can
specialized
in
Electronics,
to
"best
stock
common
price
a
by
systems
prospectus, Atlantic Equities Co.,
Washington, D. C., offered 135,000 shares of the com¬
pany's 100 par common stock at $2 per share, on a
through Nov. 30, 1970.
The company manufactures a variety of molded puip products com¬
prising more than 2£0 items made of groundwood, chemical pulp or
per
Inc.,
U.
798.
suant
the
as
the
of
Plannair
at
pressurization
pumps,
established
p.
rate, record date, subscription price
to be supplied by amendment. The attached
from
Co.—Rights Offering to Stock¬
Louisiana Power & Light Co. and Louisiana
—
transferable
Lear,
cooling
both
acquire an
Canada as the market
and
air
airliner
Division
with
and common
debentures for each
of
to
of
in
Director
Sept. 26.
rights of the
The..new sales and licensing
signed with the Canadian firm
outstanding preferred
amount
line
using Plannair blowers. The blowers ccmbine logically with the product
The interest
underwriting terms
warrants
for
of
principal
common
or
principal underwriter.
and
holders
of
granted
their
all modern aircraft, axial flow blowers
electronic cabinets, feed air under pressure into
Viscount
Lear-Romec
15 shares of
been
equipment
on
the
in
pressurize
and function
British-built
of Upper College Avenue, Waterville, Maine, on Oct. 4
registration statement with the SEC covering $10,000,000 of
subordinated debentures (convertible), due 1985 (with attached war¬
rants to purchase 500,000 shares of common stock).
It is proposed to
of
of Middle South
virtually
guides,
company,
rate
a
Louisiana Gas Service
holders
Downes.
for
Required
and
J.
sales
S.
has
market
to
electronic
and
the Lear-Romec Division
option under which Lear
an
facturing
explained
on
at
The First Boston
used to retire short-term bank loans incurred
to provide
company's current construction program.—V. 192, p. 798.
Gas Service Co.
England,
of
U.
by
includes
Files With
Oct. 3.
on
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
$2,947,299
2,218,643
investors
5Va%, it was an¬
Corp. and Blyth &
Co., Inc. negotiated the placement early in August.
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$3,761,755
193,366
a
stock,
institutional
nounced
163,061
according to H.
it was announced
Exclusive
Keyes Fibre Co.—Files Rights Offering—
The
license
Ltd.,
acquired
1297.
filed
and
sales
lions,
Sept. 28, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
the
SEC
covering 295,000 shares of common stock
(par
10 cents)
to be offered at $1
per share,
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for
general corporate purposes.—V. 190,
P.
192,
899.
p.
Canada,
,
—
—
company
Corp.,
p. 499.
$371,089
192,
communication
for
,
.
Motor
$82,100
income—
oper.
Plannair,
for
Key Color Studios, Inc., Mineola, N. YT
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Inland
Long Island Lighting Co. — Private Placement
The
has completed the sale of 200,000 shares of
series H preferred stock, par value
$100, directly with
in
Lear, Inc.—English License Agreement—
two
were
and
were
Northamp¬
$720,456
349,367
operations
ry.
orders
large steerable tracking antennas
Radiation, Inc. of Melbourne, Fla.
The Antenna Division of Kennedy's produces antenna systems for
radar, satellite and missile tracking, and microwave communications.
The Tower Division, with plants in Texas,
Alabama, and Iowa manu¬
factures towers for public
utility transmission lines and for microwave
links.—"V. 192> p< 1093. ;.
.
.
»
»
...
for
with
Navy
organized
at
from rail¬
♦Deficit—V.
totaling more than $800,000 was an¬
nounced by Clyde P., Mooney, President of the
company, of Cohasset,
Mass.
The additional orders
bring the company's backlog of unfilled
orders to more than $6,000,000.
consolidated
States
was
located
are
1960—Month—1959
revenue—
expenses
way
The
it
factory
Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
oper.
Net
(D. S.) Kennedy & Co.—Backlog Increases—
by the United
The corporation
and
year
Net revenue
all
1197.
p
office
high-output direct current torque motors.—V.
of
in
autonomous
an
Canada,
used
company.
this
Earlier
Lake
currently
the
principal
Period End. Aug. 31—
Bluestone
of
Mass.
producer
publications.
subsidiary
by
its
and
ton,
"Bluestone" merchandise is distributed
haberdasheries and department stores
major
trademark,
stated
wholly-owned
periscopes
manufactured
manufactures
sport shirts and neckwear under tjie
million
of
i
Bluestone
7
>
*
?
•v.
of
Delaware
company
was
incorporated
under
the
laws
of
the
Jan.
on
26, 1959.
The company has acquired all of
Lytton Savings & Loan Association of Holly¬
Home-Builders' Savings & Loan Association of
Pomona,
guarantee
stock
of
wood, Calif.,
Calif., and Home Foundation Savings & Loan Association of Palo
Alto,
Calif. Lytton Savings & Loan Association has
been merged into HomeBuilders' Savings & Loan Association and the name of
the surviving
association
The savings
-pany
.the
at
are
has
been
and loan
referred
to
company andv of
8150
changed to Lytton
associations
as
the
whose
Savings
stock
"Associations.";
is
The
&
Loan
Association.
owned
by the comprincipal offices of
LyttonHBaviags fe Loan Association arc located
Hollywood-46, Calif.,-and branch offices of
Sunset Boulevard,
3
Lytton
Savings
Loan
&
Calif.
and at Pomona,
Assoc.
at
located
are
Park, Calif,
Assoc.^main-
Canoga
Foundation Savings & Loan
Home
Mead Corp.—To
its
principal' office
PROCEEDS—The
the
of
sale
net
of the
The
after
$1,600,000 will
general corporate purposes.
Such proceeds, to the
extent not required for working capital, may be used
in connection
with the acquisition of other businesses.
No such acquisitions are pres¬
ently contemplated. Under present laws the company may not" directly
or
indirectly acquire more than 10% of the stock of any additional
Insured savings and loan institution.
other
and
capital
Authorized
Lytton Financial Corp.:
Capital stock ($1 par)
t5V2%
payable
note
1'.
Union
stock
Guarantee
par)
certificates
Investment
stock
Guarantee
($100
tThis
'
-
The
121/2%
in
excess
meet withdrawals from outstanding
presently available to
shares
below
named
underwriters
severally
have
agreed to purchase from the company and the selling stockholders, the
numbers of shares of capital stock set forth opposite their
William
Bache
50,000
50,000
30,000
25,000
25,000
Co—
Co.
Co
&
-
Brown
McDonnell
Sons
&
Co.
&
Inc
Watling, Lerchen & Co
&
Co
5,000
&
Co.,
Bingham,
Eichler & Co
Bateman,
J.
C.
Bradford
J.
M.
Dain
Inc.
Burns Bros. & Denton,
Hannaford
&
4,000
Wm.
P.
Harper &
ft),000
Inc.iJ*T0,00®^'
Company
Kraus_^iLI
7,500 ''Irving Lundborg &
Baft,1 Burge &
Co
&
&
Gardner
—V.
p.
4,000
176,
Md.—Files With SEC—
Asheville,
The
proceeds
to
are
for
used
be
McCarley &
company
SEC
$10
The
Sept. 23, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
shares of capital stock (par $5) to be offered
on
share,
proceeds
through
Hogle -6c
A.
used
be
to
are
J.
working
for
*
'
'
.
t
•
•
(
*
•
•
,
•
;
City,
Lake
"
Mark
Son
below.:—V.
Industries,
188,
the
tories;
;
'
RR.—Earnings—
,
revenue—
Railway
$1,909,863
expenses
1,621,801
oper.
-
$16,634,001
12,866.887
13,483,690
1,567.438
revenue
15%
ry.
—V.
$333,183
$3,723,192
in
136,286
" 1,372.572
J
1,139,407
with
10
corporation
SEC
the
cents)
ington,
covering
1960, filed a letter of notification
shares of common stock, class A (par
22,
100,000
be offered
to
D.
Sept.
on
at $3
of
*01
.
Plant—;*
3apir,
"Our
climate
hot
disclosed
with
22
192,
to
build
incentives
is
the
and
other
of
condusive
to
proceeds
cation
sheet
of
to
are
be
metal
used
for
for
parts
items.
incidental
expenses
missiles,
in
rockets, radar
; * *
■
the
and
fabri¬
marine
by
In
The
corporation
statement
5.235%
with
with
c&pital
of
notes
plant
was
Govern-'
Eng.ish
Israel
notes
and
stock
of
owned
$40
the
per
said,
notes
in
share
otherwise
McClellan
1959.
the
sold
from
On
outstanding
Corp.,
owner
preferred
line
In
$98,783
$100,808
$715,930
$1,150,212
34,665
35,028
227,458
He
with
Inc.,
$2,980,769
1,830,557'
of
stock
16,
to
time
giving
both
United
stock
of
of
Corp.,
common
outstanding
such
merger
lists
Meshulam
306;
owns
the
United
the
Riklis
as
•
An
thereof
prices
current
the
at
of
registration
that
time
of
the
of
or
to
stock
31%
such
Board
stock
were
of
of
McCrory Stores Corp.
Corp.,. which owhed 39%
and
merged
merger
B.T.L.
the
in
of
surviving corporation, and B.T.L.-
common
44%
into
t)hq
Corp.,
and
the
second
McCrory
owner,
now
McCrory stdek.
Chairman
of
as
The
Corp.
nf, 57%a
result
of'
of
prospectus
President.—V,
Florida
Through its subsidiaries,
in
the
business
field
finance
of
the
and
sold,
company
which
the
its
it is engaged
(1)
all
net
of. the. 240,000
proceeds
192,
.
shares
be
to
of .class
received
by
A
the
common
company
after
stated
in
the
order
of
approximate
priority:
Of
maturing Oct.
$3,500
the
(4)
in
note
of
May
of
dated
9>
Dec.
1960
to
be
May
unpaid
,
(
balance
on
demand
a
"
.
demand
dated
23,
notes,
March
3,
six-month
two
1960,
each
consisting
In
1960
Federal
mortgagee;
<7>
pany
The
operated
dividends
share
a
the
on
plus
year
in
at
Na-*
common
year-end
a
1198.
o*or—w-»r.v>v
will
company
be
consolidated
into
the
for
is
1958.
1928
and
Additional
into
moved
was
expansion
is
a
new
underway
at
use
telephone
as
line
wire.
192, p. 799.
Further
product
|
.
Inc.—Acquires—
;
diversification
in making the announcement In
Calif., said that the new community antenna television
be integrated with another NT<&r subsidiary, Tne WiK
Co.,
in
also
of
the
Norton,
Williamsport,
largest
President
antenna
of
Pa.,
into
systems
Williamsport
The combined
single operation
a
in-
the
Cable
purchase
direct
t
.
.
..
was
will
will serve over
in
Williamsport.
price of West Branch
country.
Co.,
system
disclosed.—V.
not
192,
-
.
-
has
company
called
Redemp.
for
redemption on Nov. 1 next, through
$500,000 of its first pipeline 4%%
bonds, series due Nov. 1, 1978, at 100%.
Payment will be made at
The Chase Manhattan Bank, 18 Pine
St., New York 15, N. Y., or at
the First National Bank of
Chicago, Chicago, 111.—V. 192, p. 115.%' ;
With
at
the
of
sinking
Gas
company
Co., Fredericksburg-, Va.
and Exchange Commission—
Sept. 19,
on
$67,000
value,
fund,
Service
Securities
face
of
without
1960 filed
6%
10-year
convertible
used
'
for
construction
a
New Orleans & Northeastern
.
Period Ended Aug. 31—
oper.
notes
$864,406
•
-
:
with
-
.
,
and
the
offered
be
to
v-
.
maintenance
\ r A
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
revenue.,
Files
—
letter' of notification
a
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
program.—V. 189, p. 348.
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$939,768
$6,817,563
771,282
715,650
6,149,755
$7,748,838
6,093,019
ry.
opers.
$93,124
$224,118
$667,808
"$1,655,819
railway oper.
inc.—
41,359
101,990
338,042
810,354
Net
—V.
fr.
rev.
192,
900.
p.
p
and
balance
to
in
Cameron-North,
Administration
"
to-be
to
England
amounting
stock
the
to
of
(a)
a
is
NENC
Inc.r
25,
to
act
any
to
the
corporate
working
purpose,
:
-
capital
of
the
com-'
•
of
common
for
400
products
in
fiscal
i960
were
nearly
$600,000.
Rothchild, technical director, estimates that the total
products shipped during
the year was less than
10
making
the
average
selling
price
just
over
$60,000
per
weight
of
ounces,
the
Sales
Currently
in
sales
in
1960
and
the
The
fiscal
are
1960
Corresponding
1960
approved
dividend
first
.
company's
of
FHA
an
*
,
added
as
Its
shares
1
i960.
Seymour
company
a
recently
declared
share on the 200,000
per
Aug.
largest U. S. producer and supplier of radioactive
medical, biochemical and industrial research.
Sales of
the
principal
amount
Corp.
cents
on
the
Dr.
the
principal
Nuclear
five
outstanding
1960
has
company
$42.62
split
100
Corp.
field
and
of
two
Luminous
reference
1959
of
$180,000.
Net
1959.
at the end
On Aug. 8/
by
$750,000.
$39,018
outstanding
$25.50
subsidiaries,
Corp
analysis
and
for
in
an
the
has
respectively.
New
The
also
fiscal
developed
of
light
that
1961.
amendment
use
and
dials
watch
confident
are
extensively
proposed
Products
paint
Rothchild
permit
stock
to
in
England
Nuclear Assay
specializes in the
radioactive
former
manufactures
sources.
Luminous
luminous
of
rate
1.
Products
radiochemical
annual
compared
of
and
to
those
over
an
as
share
per
were
was
at
$67,344
earnings
1959
stock
were
running
were
,
loaned
Housing
for. application
New England Nuclear Corp.—News—
New
the
of
notes
-
the
has
company
division
Oct.
homes
earnings
wholly owned
Florida subsidiary of the company, to enable said
subsidiary to supply
capital to a company known as Security Bank & Trust Co., Ltd.
(6) $100,000-to be loaned to the Washington Investment
Corp.,* a
wholly owned Florida subsidiary of the company to enable it to applyto
that
per
p.
established in
was
for
one
P.
TV
ounce.
note
1959.
three
of
(b)
and
.
$150,000
21,
company
and
*
.
the
of
payment
the
$15,000,
of $10,000.
(5)
1960.
9,
payment
company,
$35,000 in
amount
dated
$2
parent
tile
capacity.
change is contemplated"
recalled
of
planned.—V.
Cable
chemicals
$200,000
(3)
"no
The
of
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America—Partial
stock-
1960 in
1960,
re¬
sales
financing
to the payment of a note of the company dated June
that principal amount, to the Order of The Hanover Bank,
New York,
N. Y.r maturing Oct, 20, 1960.
(2) $30,000 to the payment of a note of the company dated Feb. 10,
22,
total
1303.
Net
commercial
of
and expenses will aggregate
approximately $960,000.
The
intends to apply such net proceeds for the following purposes,
are
for
the
company
company's
20,
assumed
as
business
parent
the
year
80%
192,
Railway oper expenses—
Feb.
on
Corp., and
commissions
sale;
into
Stores
loan
in
Finance
the
parent
-
PROCEEDS—If
are
such
market
open
the
an
amount
this
1960.
activities
small
the
incorporated
the
As
consideration
indicates
in
amount
Oklahoma
unspecified
when
prospectus
merged
Stores,
prior
about
the
cash
a
1962,
extend
of
diversified
•
--
this
operations, Mr. Cantor said.
15,000
.
$29.0682
stock.
such
retail sales.
for
stock,
15,
principal
to
in
banking,
,rwas
Washington
currently
accounted
Cantor,. NT&T President,
NT&T
Samuel
Railway
'
of
present name on April 29,
demand
was
1960,
77%
for
outstanding
at
Corp.
common
less
or
and
Feb.
shares
Sept. 26 offering circular, J. A. Winston
company
kinds
cement
regular line of wire for rubber reinforcement, the
this
year
started
producing
"Copperpiy"
copoer-
its
Hills,
Natural
.
said
its
on
Gerald
The
name
and
the
of
English
action
wire
would
900.
the
National Gypsum's
all
has
Co.
427i637
under
in
of
program, National Theatres & Tele¬
5,
reported it had acquired the assets of the
West Branch Television Inc., in
Williamsport, Pa.
from rail¬
BUSINESS—The
1959
of
Under
exchange
Oklahoma
all
option.
be
holders
the
Rapid-American
p.
^
1960—8 Mos.-r-I959
Inc. and Netherlands Securities Co., Inc:; both of
City, offered 240,000 shares of the company's
common stock at $5 per share, on a ''best efforts"
of
shares
Oklahoma
proposes
of
29,
purchase
Tulsa.
ih
of
$45.2172
now
holders
and
of
notes
Feb.
1,
1961;
instalments from
of
Sept.
on
the
Company,
purchase
seller's
for
share
McCrory
shares
will
by
time
Stores
July
the
effective;
to
due
aggregate
will
of
According
outstanding
and
each
annual
100
or
cash
notes
other
all
of
at
are
becomes
be.
to
McCrory
blocks
notes
may
of
share..
per
offer
offer,
statement
For
equal
1971—or an
cash
purchase
alternative
pay
$23,000,000
1971.
agreement
and
Supply
will
to
Baker
9%
at
rate
the
company
operation
income-;—
basis.
on
home
'
to
steel
vision,
p.
has
National Capital Corporation—Common Stock Offered
par
in
export'
1,809,228
a
drop
activity
.National Theatres & Television,
consumption
strong
$2,525,158
—Pursuant to
Mr.
said
building in
addition
The
operations——
& Co.,
registration
a
covering
familv,
issued
&
Y.,. filed
1961
an
Sanditen
Tire
$8.0745
15,
1960,
into
follows:
as
N.
30,
serially
619,226
serially in
through Feb.
same
the
McCrory
cash;
due
the
of
in
due
entered
Oklahoma
stock,
in
$8.0745
of
McCrory
agreement,
Oklahoma
of
ft.
sq.
liamsport
229,347
p.
by the 6%
capacity.
statement
This
SEC. covering
$1
Ave.,
Seot.
on
notes,
members
stock
Fifth
711
SEC
interest
80%
the
of
the
subordinated
prospectus,
their
the
English firm
coated
,
$330,155
192,
share
a
with
far
of
2%.—V.
of
diversification is
Mr.
245,122
oper.
National
drop-off
present time.
B.
New York
McCrory Corp.—To Acquire—
1960,
—V.
thus
<
The
the
ry.
at
company's
Beverly
$343,910
revenue
way
he
And
year.
share.
a
outstanding.
$25,562,000 or $4.56
through
acquiring
companies, we now more nearly
less dependence on
house * con¬
tile
out
division
founder
of
accounts
The
•
I960—Month—1959
last
earned
...
English'subsidiary.
Pearce.
the
307.
p.
will
the first time this year,
according to
being taken to recognize the increasing
contribution of the subsidiary to the over-all
company results.
Industry,'
Israeli
a
the
Mr.
1,500
/
relations
represents
increase
increased its ownership of the National
Co., Ltd., Kidderminster, England,
to
100%, 3<w?prding toPearce, President. Prior to this, the American firm' owned 78.5%
H.
The
,
attorney
&
acid
citric
trade
which
sales
stock
earned
sales,
dividends.
been
system
acid
the
by
despite
year.
the
of about $3.90
construction
70%
National-Standard
consump¬
directors.
citric
a
offered
favorable
nations
of
that
cement
Gypsum
61,000
ago
Commerce
Miles board
predicted
were
the
year.
total
company's
parent
'
fortnight
a
Minister'
Israel.
of
borne
last
about
had
of
of
Israeli
prominent
$3.10
year
ceramic
products.
gypsum
dividend
T.
& Co. law firm.
financing for the project was
Jerusalem
in
the
decision
which
drinks,
soft
the
of
"reflected
the
diversifying our
sales
since
was
down
the
,
'
annual capacity
Government
Israel
by
attractive
the
oy
the
said,
of
the
from
signed
was
Salomon,
*
192,
Standard
is slated for internal
Lipschutz
share
a
loan
a
Roderick
Net
.
Files
National-Standard Co.—Completes Ownership—
1 "
,
an
1960
that
explained,
paralleled
at
Miles Laboratories,
have
of
common
total; ceramic tile
Fifty-eight per cent
and
tional
all
months
8
construction
under
stock
28
for
Yaacov
that
Period End. Aug. 31—
share, through Batten & Co., Wash¬
per
C.
—
'
letter of notification with
stock to be offered at $2
a
common
the
of
Gypsum
and
of
This
95%
.
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
Net
of
the
in
The
Sept.
on
-
■
of which
Salomon,
Pinhas
and
potential.—V.
Marine & Electronics Manufacturing Inc., Hagerstown,
Md.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—,
The
types
operated
in Haifa,
available
and
the
said
through
through
$3,150,311
152,091
"
995.
p.
However,
of
He
'
•
.,
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Ry.—Earnings$288,062
income-—
oper.
192,
per
value
Washington, D. C.
explained
from
shares
Baker
cement
mainder.
were
share
a
Mr.
Breaking
into
Roderick
established
,
operations
way
Net
from rail-
$1
par
adding the entire 1960 sales of the Allentown Port¬
recently acquired.
said earnings for the first 8 months of
1960 dropped
which
sales
The
Net
cents-pen '
of
the
Co.
running 6%
Roderick,
Mr.
agreement
ment,
,1960—8 Mos—1959
$1,900,621 $16,595,079
of
value
$226,278,000.
all
cover
Baker
H.
National
year
of
struction."
announced
plant will
subsequently approved
Mr.
-
I960—Month—1959
.Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway oper.
to
Mr.
influenced
Central
Maine
*
-
50%
acid,
balance
Roderick
The
and
shares
new
1960 filed
20,
$238,000,000 "for
6,156,417
Portland
,
expansion
Roderick
2508.
p.
'
,
10
;
shares
par
"• X
of
$2.63
building.
new
secured
"
outstanding
by
"Sales,"
all-Israeli
a
Mr.
-
"
*
Office
plant
ultra-modern
ancj partner
Utah.
capital.
Sporting Goods Co.—To Be Acquired—
Mages
See
'
Salt
Co.,
the
2640.
p.
earnings for the entire
has
Last
operation will be controlled by Miles Chemicals Israel
subsidiary of Miles Laboratories, Elkhart, Ind. Directors
will include Walter R. Beardsley, President of the parent Miles Labora-,^
covering 30,000
per
191,
shares
150,000
Melvin
Baker
to
sales
ended
1
division
a
acid
of citric
ready
The
MacGregor Triangle Co., Boise, Idaho—Files With SEC
of
10,
for
decline for the first
Cement
now
period were $210,909,000,
total operating revenues
"
tons
Ltd.,
'
The
Co.,
citric
According
expansion.
company
sales
achieved
Mr.
export. The plant will be designed
related products output.
<
the plant will be built on a 10-acre site
overlooking the Klshon River and vail enable Israel to become a world
leader in the production of citric acid.
for
and
'
forecast
Co.—Enjoined—
1
Chemical
with
tion
Co.,
split-up
a
May
exchangeable
covering
sales
15%
.
new,
short
corporation on Sept. 21,
1960, filed a letter of notification
with the SEC covering 60,000 shares of common stock, class A
(par
60 cents)
to
be offered at $5 per share, through Sade & Co. and
Neuhauser & Barrett, Washington, D. C.;
N. C., and Murphy Co., Denver, Colo.
months
12
the
\
million
$2
The
The
Bellamah,
6%
land
first eight months of
Regional
Chicago
America.
;
to
on
share.—V.
per
211.
be
770.
p.
plans to build
Israel, with completion set fori
late 1961. The announcement was made jointly oh Sept. 29 by H." F.
Roderick, President of Mi'es Chemical Co., and Shimon Y. Horn, direc¬
tor
of
the
Government
of
Israel
Investment
Authority
in
North
Plan & Northern Acceptance Corp., Balti¬
Mac Charge
more,
for
For the
,
Miles
a
4,000
stock
corporation on Sept.
Record
•
4,000
403.
192,
1959.
-.''ft n y.H
Miles Laboratories—New Israeli
4,000
Norman C. Roberts Co.—_
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson
7,500
7,000
—-
Reinholdt
d.—._
Co._—
of
months
revenues
SEC
v.,
,
was
1960
share, through R. Baruch & Co., Washington, D. C.
proceeds are to be used for expansion of the business.—V.
a
corresponding period. Earnings per share1960 were 94 cents, up from 89 cents for;
the- previous
requirements.
&
Son
made
stock
a
Corporation
*—^,1Q$00
Opoenheimer & Co
Oppenheimer
Stroud & Company;
.
of
the filing
of court action
(USDC. Owensboro,
Ky.) seeking to enjoin Bert L.
Snyder, Jr., doing business as Mid-West Petroleum Co., from further
sale
of
oil
interests
in violation
of
the
Securities
Act
registration
4,000
Inc.
Talbot,
9,
National Gypsum Co.—Net Down—Forecast—
notification with
not to exceed
sale.
No under¬
of
capital.—V.
lor the first eight months of 1960
9.6% over 1959 to $141,174,000.
up
The
4,000
which
May
on
SEC
was
Midwest Petroleum
5,000
—
10,000
Co.
&
5,000
Inc.
outstanding
held
at meetings
.The
(par $1)
day
working
for
]
Walter & Hurry,
10,000
Co., Inc.
&
Granbery, Marache
Halle. & Stieglitz
Merrill, Turben & Co.,
Saunders, Stiver & Co
10,000
Co.__
&
5,000
Inc
shares-
the
Aug. 31 were up 9.7% to,
1960 electric revenues were
reported uo 9% to $118,773,000.
,
'
Operating companies cf the Middle South System are: Arkansas
Power & Light Co.,
Louisiana Power & Light Co., Mississippi Power
& Light Co., and New Orleans Public Service Inc.—V.
192, p. 210.
7,000
Goodbody
Hanrahan
give effect
to
common
cents
10
of
eight months of
eight
Electric
Shares
10,000
Staafcs &
Hammill &
R-
Shearson,
nine
$179,612,000.
follows:
as
Shares
,
letter
a
the
on
operating revenues for the 12-month
10%.
were
respective
names
of
Total
up
of the outstanding
lesser number of shares on the
a
10
per
share
first
first
the
accounts, if
B
was
The
reported for the first eight months of 1960.
for the 12 months ended Aug. 31 were reported
the 15,750.000 shares outstanding. This is ah
cents ever the $1.34 earned on a smaller number of,
8.9%,
each
on
during
the
for
necessary.
UNDERWRITING^—The
$1.43
increase
limited, subject to certain restrictions,
of outstanding
investment certificates.
of the authorized amount shown are
aggregate
the
of
advances
combination
a
into
each
National Film Studios, Inc.,
Sept.
on
up
Earnings
at
advances are presently
§Such
at
used
be
to
per
$15,672,000,
interest.
provision for
company
10.6%
certificates do not
for investment
shown
to
stock
for
stockholders
the
by
effect
give
common
shares
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
30 reported
consolidated
net income up
to $23,874,000 for the 12 months ended Aug. 31. Net income of
The
'' ""' ""
Additional
the
competitive
Middle South Utilities, Inc.—Net Up—
outstanding
amounts
fThe
A
new
Chairman
is involved.
proceeds are
writing
filed
1960
at-the-market
offered
be
16,
8,000 shares of common stock
covering
to
Sept.
on
company
$50,000
<
10,000 shs.
.
,
The
1,000 shs.
10,000 shs.
—
and
the SEC
'
—
secured by a pledge of all shares of guarantee
Associations, matures March 31, 1961 and is payable at
the
include
Sutro
of
Michigan Sugar Co., Saginaw, Mich.—Files With SEC
$13,474,004
$25)
(par
to
class
7
adjusted
share
to
also proposes to issue and sell 75,000 shares of $100
stock at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds
of this
be
applied to the
payment of Merrimack-Essek of
$12,275,000 of short-term indebtedness.—V. 192, p. 1198.
,
some
is
which
note,
of
Alex.
stock
of
class
p.
§$1,684,251
2,500 shs.
maturity.
to
its
common
options
option plan;
stock
par)__
parent, Nevi^
with the Com¬
with
proposal
a
additional
financing' will
shares of capital stock are reserved for issuance upon exer¬
granted or to be granted under the company's stock
*95,625
of
—
Home,Loan Bank
from Fed
Advances
of
of
share.
It
preferred
par
6,000 shs.
10,000 shs.
———
Loan Association:
^Unlimited
Foundation Savings &
Home
cise
($100
sale
joined
.
filing
the
and
None
.
1960, whereby the
of
the class B common stock was changed from $1 to 10
share and each of the outstanding shares of the par value
§$8,117,867
Bank
from Fed Home Loan
Advances
has
Mass.,
in
issuance
parent and the issuance and sale of preferred stock at
per
$64,942,940
^Unlimited
~
the
adjusted
tAs
the Commission has issued an order under the Holding
Company Act giving interested persons until Oct. 24, 1960, to request
a
hearing thereon.
Under the proposal, Merrimack-Essex would issue
and sell an additional
125,000 common shares to the parent at $20
.
.
System,
Electric
bidding;
; $2,000,000
Unlimited
-eompany^rof.1 Salem*
for
the
*1,235,164 shs,
3,000,000 shs.
—
Bank j
certificates
Investment
The
England
,
to
Pro¬
Financing
$267,903.90
indebtedness——
July 1, 1960 and made effective by an amendment to the Certificate
of Incorporation filed on July 21, 1960.
Does not include 1,260 shares
held in the treasury,of the company.
>v .
• of
mission
Outstanding
Lytton Savings & Loan Association:
Co.—Files
1100,000 shs, ''
Bank:
stock
authorized
....
Electric
Outstanding*367,785 shs.
indebtedness
unsecured
of
basis
posal—
FINANCING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
.
^'As
shares
Inc.
Merrimack-Essex
proceeds for working
expects to retain the balance of the
company
Laboratories,
10c)__
(par
"
.
.
scock
secured
State
Common
$1)
(par
FINANCING
Authorised
1,200,000 shs,
1,500,000 shs.
'
common
Current
The
$2,428,000
B
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
GIVING
stock
common
Marathon
Calif. •
....
proceeds are to be used to repay a bank loan, renovating West
Lake
Hospital, establish and promote a laboratory mail order busi¬
ness
and for working capital.
The
name
of
the
issuer is expected
to be changed
to American
geles,
A
"Current
corporation on Sept.
12, 1960, filed a letter of notification
SEC covering 90,000 shares of common stock (no par)
to be
offered
at
$2.25
per
share,
through, California Investors,
Los An¬
the
Monday, October 10, 1960
.
Company:
Class
Medlabs, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC—
deduction of estimated expenses.
Of such
proceeds,
be used to discharge a portion of the com¬
pany's indebtedness to Union Bank which was incurred in connection
with
the
acquisition of Home-Builders' Savings & Loan Association,
in order to
reduce such
indebtedness from $3,600,000 to $2,000,000.
mately
306.
p.
The
with
to be received by the company from
capital stock offered will be approxi¬
proceeds
222,000 shares
The
192,
above,—V.
.
.
CAPITALIZATION
Acquire—
Co.,
Class
trustee under
subsidiary, Title Acceptance Corp., acts as
securing loans made by the Associations.
deeds
Paper
at
wholly owned
trust
Gilbert
See
220 University Ave., Palo Alto, Cdlif.
The company also
(1) operates an insurance agency "which assists
the
Associations
in
making
fire
and oW;er insurance
available to
borrowers from the Associations, ai d (2) either directly or through its
tains
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1400)
limited
The
to
and
now.
Luminous
Atomic
the
of
Drs.
.tritium
Shapiro and
will
grow
sales
Energy Commission recently
regulations
which would
tritium
luminous
paint on
-current
amounts
manufactures
sources.
Products
Volume 192
i!Vij
Number 5993
ce5' If this amendment becomes law,
child
said,
market
Luminous
its
tritium
used.
Products
paint
in
will
in
be
competition
.
.
anticipated,
as
a
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Dr.
favorable
very
with
radium
'
Roth-
position
paint
five-year period.
to
In
of
New
I"
York
letter
_a
Central,
Central
Central
a
board
B
Sept.
"officers
studies
two
Alfred
of
of
of
the
the
B
an(!
officers,
stock
factor,
until
might
Jjlock
the
Dec.
As
stock
your
it
to
for
Central
14,
being
actively
possible
that
has
decided
study
being
Sayve
O
and
would
studies
the
be
New
Sayve
York
possible
solicited
the
C
to
offer to B
offer
their
could
After
extend
O
by
O
&
merger.
its
brokers
obtain
offer
our
&
joint
the
by
for
two
said',
Central
trackage
and
Chicago.
with
B
81
That
&
O
cash,
for
each
to
offer
B
&
and
offer
Mr.will
and
one
common
both
one-half
share,
companies;"
Central
Net
to
The
.
plus
for
$9
expenses
revenue
ry.
*
Deficit.—V.
formed
principally
the
192,
York
oper.
Railway
387,876,701
Pacific
5,447,191
72,222,229
76,306,005
toward
later
"1,990,289
10,439,634
17,553,193
Net
Gas
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
The
$297,595
$2,256,262
and
-l88,603
1,491,045
192,
$108,992
$765,217
$1,340,133
*2,358
*189,637
445,388
1960—Month—1959
revenue—
of
expenses
Net
ry.
—V.
deficit—
1,673,091
oper,
New
York,
oper.
1960—Month—1959
$2,684,252
oper.
expenses
280,445
300,766
2,297,934
2,444,374
from rail-
$69,741
$15,100
$405,549
$239,878
6,172
61,980
196,355
320,260
tion
operations-
192,
995.
p.
'*
V
-
Period End. Aug. 31—
'
I960—Month—1959
revenues
Operating
$
Other
taxes.—
11,613,000
operating taxes—
trustee,
$
small
a
step,
Oct.
and
registrar and
5Vz%. series
$
413,226,367
427,652,351
10,080,000
86,516,000
85,163,853
22
80,875,000
9,383,281
♦Includes
in
persons
77,010,764
1941.—V.
191,
the
Net
operating income
after
charges—
192, p. 995.
Net
—V.
13,340,620
j51- 101,667,612
92,573,205
85,954,748
1
79,430,045
9,"
11,203,949
Piasecki
The
No.
corporation
share
one
Photocopy & Business Equipmentc&*p.—Name
Change—
\<
—V.
close
See
-
Nord
Photocopy
&
Electronics
Corp.,
below.—V.
192,
lift
when
flected
Stockholders
voted
to
Corp.:
of
the
corporation
change the company's
the
at
to Nord
name
■'
.
annual
meeting
Sept.
on
28
Photocopy & Electronics
v:
The
from
the
EFFECT
sale
of
more
its
t
accurately
business
reflect
the
resulting
Utilities Corp.
name
expanded and more diversified nature
the recent acquisition of Television
from
.\
,
-
Nord, in addition to making a complete line of industrial
photocopy¬
machines, also produces "Scan-a-graph," a closed circuit ^television
system used principally at the present time to announce airline arrival
and departure information.
In the electronic field, the company manu¬
ing
factures
fiers,
closed
circuit
television
kinescope
generators,
sync
monitors,
line
recording
distribution
and
machines
monitors.
and
ampli¬
pulse
work
the
securities,
of promotion fees
company's stock prior
the
SEC
fered
at
The
on
covering
$20
acquisition
I960
shares of
15,000
Share,
per
proceeds
Sept.; .6,
are
without
be
to
additional
of
used
real
filed
letter-of notification
a
common
stock
(par
$5)
to
With
be
oi-
underwriting.
construction
for
property
and
for
additional
of
working
The
agent,
of
Chase
,'
conversion
6 %
—V.
agent
convertible
192,
Bank
and
has
been
registrar
debentures,
due
for
$2,000,000
1,
Sept.
1970,
of
below.—V.
Co.,
principal amount
the corporation.
1527.
p.
192,
p.
The
Railway
Railway
"The
on
of Sayve Corp. of America by One-Hour Valet was
Sept. 29 by Albert E. Lichtenstein, President of One-Hour
.
union
began
a
of
program
This
owner-operators.
many communities
The
too
to franchise, lease and sell new
will
enable
the
to support
small
tions'over the next few years.
,
'
„
'
'
^
Sayve Corp.'s business is the equipping and selling of mobile business
These
self-contained
sells
Its units
are
buildings 47 feet long by
10
feet
wide,
equipped
as
coin-operated laundries and kindred businesses.--Sayve
or through financing plans within the first five
outright
years;" One-Hour
Valet
also
sells
its
!
of
years
*
-
the
patent
V
'
;
"
1
.
units
or
leases
them
for
an
initial
SEC
$1,810,135
192,
Pittsburgh
&
oper.
the
oper.
>'■
at
the
its
5V4%
interest.
National
Bank
through
next,
debentures
Payment
Trust
&
due
will
of
Co.
Trust
KM
be
Chi¬
Co.,
n-<>
{Qpyernment Orders—' '•
Sept.
on
$3.50
Corp., Hicksville, N. Y.— Files
Exchange
85,700
shares
share,
per
Commission—
filed
28,' 1960
of
letter
a
Blaha
notification
of
stock
common
through
&
(par
Co.,
$1)
Inc.,
to,
Long
Y.
for
general corporate
purposes.
Offered
Richard
—
company
incorporated
was
under-the
laws
of
located at 86 Mag¬
are
is
located
will
at
50
Axminster
the shares
receive
Street,
of
Yonkers,
N.
Y.
>
offered
stock
common
approximately
$235,000
after
Repayment
of. loan
of
payable
inventory
to
Engineering and
Working capital
by
machinery
and
to new plant
:
payable to officers—;
loans
notes
of
Additions
secured
moving
of
the
to
$1,085,174 $24,426,811
v;
21,634,419
10,976.00
—
25,000.00
j.
i
32,000.00
41,878.53
;
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
♦Does
21,107,347
Co._
development——:
CAPITALIZATION
Common stock
$23,164,575
be
not
issued
(par. 10c)__j
include
to
25,000.00
_.
13,895.47
Trading
Apex
equipment $86,250.00
i.
the
192,
30,000
underwriter
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
•
shares
subject
and
3,000
to
•>
shares
*150,000 shs.
which
warrants
subject
are
to
employee
to
1343.
p.
$2,792,392
$2,057,228
112,559
7,018,226
6,040,436
Real Estate Development Co., Billings, Mont.
West Virginia
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—8 Mos—1959
$363,416
$5,662,943
566,438
5,080,621
5,303,288
$2,207
*$203,022
$582,322
$377,083
30,428
*68,719
388,949
on
by
by
a
which
public
the
and
holders
Wilson,
The
941.
Sept.
of
Sept. 7, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
maximum of
112,300 shares of common, stock
a
minimum
of
100,000
shares
are
to
be
offered
12,300
321,191
.
i.
192, p.
the
on
covering
$1)
shares are to be offered
for subscription,
outstanding convertible
debentures
pursuant
to
their
conversion
rights as follows:
to the
public. $2.50 per share;
to the stockholders, $2 per share.
The offering will be underwritten
$5,680,371
617,433
to
company
SEC
(par
$619,640
Files
—
of
Ehli,
proceeds
Demos,
are
to
Bailey
be
used
& Co., Billings, Mont.
for working capital.
Reeves Broadcasting & Development Corp.—Acquires
The
20,
1960
filed
a
letter
of notification
corporation, has
Bakersfield, Calif., from
approval
with
of
the
purchased
Bakersfield
Federal
television
station
KBAK-TV
in
Co. subject to the
Commission,
Hazard. E.
Broadcasting
Communications
,
*
covering
par
(50
120,000 shares
cents
are
to
per
be
of
share),
used
for
stock, class A
underwriting.
working capital
and
Polycast Corp.—To Hike Production—,
leading
producer
of
-
to
common
without
high-grade
plastic
be
Reeves, President of Reeves Broadcasting, announced on- Sept. 22." The
price will be approximately $1,100,000 which includes the cost of mov¬
ing the broadcasting tower to a site 7,000 feet above sea level from its
previous location at 600 feet elevation, which is now being done.
The
of-"
expansion.
change
■
sheets
in
than lour
which * are
■-
re¬
location
will
Increase
the
station's
area
coverage
by
more
times and
approximately double the number of homes served,
; *
* 1
- •
'
•
" •'
• 1
The acquired station operates on UHF Channel 29.
Bakersfield is
among the cities which are being changed by the FCC to UHF channels
exclusively.
.' r
;
the announcement stated.
"
placing
glass
expansion
The
in
a
program
founder
and
variety
to
of
meet the
products,
press
of
is
embarking
business.
new
upon
a
;
major
'
President
of
the Stamford, Conn., firm, John O.
reported that an addition to its plant and new equipment will
permit tripling production of sheets and the introduction of radically
new products,
particularly in the defense and optical fields.
Beattie,
Reeves
~
S.
C.,
New
Broadcasting also owns- TV station WUSN-TV in Charleston,
operates sound, film and video tape recording studios in
and
York
City.—V. 192, p. 801.
.
the
on June 1,
1956.
It is engaged in the manufacture
electro-mechanical parts, components and systems.
The
of
Repayment
-
*$766,712
income-
proceeds
This
1
Nov.
on
of
accrued
"*
1960—8 Mos.—1959'
*$50,541
expenses
corporation
The
of
company.
New York
Expenses
537,423
581,959
operations
SEC
fered
the
are sold,
the
deduction of
underwriting commissions and the estimated expenses of the offer¬
ing. The proceeds will be used for the following purposes:
1094.
p.
revenue
♦Deficit.—V.
The
of
nolia Avenue, Westbury,
L. I., N. Y.
It has one subsidiary, Swiss
Precision Manufacturing Go., Inc., which ds wholly-owned.
Swiss Pre¬
The
oper.
and
PROCEEDS—If all
$1,894,600
496,977
income
Deficit—V.
ry,
Its
from rail¬
operations-oper.
redemption
proceeds arc to be used
sale
cision
1,853,237
1,851,886
registrar
value,
Chicago 90, 111., or the Bankers
15, N. Y.—V. 191, p. 2418.
St.,
covering
at
City, N.
company
$3,747,837
48,721
2,584,392
appointed
par
company's executive offices and principal plant
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$3,813,461
-2,003,326
$198,423
expenses
oper,
one
the
60,151
$2,533,851
been
$100
$375,000
plus
Illinois
York
BUSINESS—The
")
$216,936
revenue-"-
in
1847,
is
dividends on
Co., Inc., via an offering circular, dated Sept. 22,
offered 60,000 shares of the company's 100 par common
stock at $5 per share, on a "best efforts" basis.
and
was
231,963
1960—Mcnth-Kl959
for
Measurements
offered
State, of
research
$430,391
.
to
will
Bruce &
or
941.
oper.
New
corporation
Payment
income
revenue
ry.
smaller units to
company
to set up stores in
regular One-Hour Valet stores.
development is expected.to lead to afgreat expansion ,qf its.opera¬
units.
/
service
gas
communities,
loans.
Rainier Co„ Inc.—Common Stock
Plant Industries, Inc., Plant City, Fla.—Files With SEC,
.....
Sayve and One-Hour Valet will "concentrate in one
company two "systems with extensive facilities for setting people up in
business,
One-Hour Valet, whose basic business consists of a rapidly
growing chain of dry cleaning stores now numbering around 80, this
year
252,171
-
LaSalle
St.,
options.—V.
Net
Valet, Inc.—Acquires—
-
-
.
natural
adjacent
1736.
p:
has
fund,
101.10%
Continental
S.
the
The
:•
Net revenue, from rail¬
acquisition
announced
Valet.-.
;t
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
way
One-Hour
.
$469,197
operations--'
oper.
Railway
190,
•
»
of
Patent
S.
-
Period End. Aug. 31—
Motor
U.
paying
Oliver Corp.—Buys Assets—
White
;
190,
stock,
called
sinking
at
Securities
The
with
from rail-
Railway
See
•
1960—Month—1959
-
expenses
ry.
Net
1199.
p.
996.-;.
Period End; Aug. 31—," '
♦
trustee,
of
period
number
Bank
preferred
has
the
the
Wall
•
Net
appointed
which
Secu¬
received new Department of Defense
for August and September exceeding $250,000, it^was announced
Sept. 29- by James D. Abeles, company President. Total government
orders received by this major supplier of filters and filtration
products
thus far this year now total more than $2,000,000.
Mr. Abeles in announcing receipt of the orders, said that,
"filters
for
all types of defense equipment
are
included In the government
orders.
Several contracts require units to meet the latest and most
exacting government specifications yet i3sued with
Purolator
being
the only government approved supplier of such units to date."—V. 192,
p. 540.
to
to
to utilize "Ring-Wing"-design data in a new
currently under development and • in* advanced
aerial jeep, Sky-Car II, currently being fabricated
192,. p.
of
Radar
short take-off,
slipstream deflecting
during
com¬
Webster
&
provides
which
a
outstanding bank
1850.—>V.
Manhattan
1983,
231
With
units,
capital.
Corp.—Appointments—
Manhattan
S. Patent—
award
patent award culminated five
oper.
way
Oil Recovery
the
"aircraft for vertical
an
Piasecki,
revenue
oper.
way
Net
corporation
announced
The
This company of Rahway, N.
J.,
is traveling in a forward-direction, and of a de¬
provide lift for vertical takeoff.
'
,•
revenue
Net
—V.
The
as
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
Railway
cross
Oasis Mobile Home Park, Inc., Phoenix, Ariz. — Files
With Securities and Exchange's Commission-— ' v
-if-
26
—
FINANCING
payment
Corp.—Awarded XJ.
Stone
company,
which
was
organized
oldest public utilities.
It has paid
since
company
1,
at
Outstanding
the
Se-
El
notification
letter^ of
a
order
672,442,001 shs.
of
Inc.,
<■
filed
on
":i
second
exploring;
to
■xi
esti¬
*675,000,000 shs.
sales
Laboratories,
Purolator Products, Inc.—New
Piedmont & Northern Ry.—Earnings-
'
-
the
on
by Piasecki.—V.
No
1094.
p.
cago,
1
of
PRESENT
TO
for
reserved
Sept.
by
incidental
Private Placement
—
and
to retire
cumulative
made
be
of the
certficates,
under¬
each.
$100
expenses
1960
12,
company,
Providence
Chase
The
company plans
aircraft. design
■
.
VTOL
to
aircraft
and
development
pending.. •
-
••
President Eugene Kron explained the company has changed its
the
slipstream to
notification
of
participating
-
negotiated by
was
stock
operation
50
with
the patent
Announcement
*
of
192,
Nov.
and
integrated propulsion, lifting and propeller
unit," the "Ring-Wing" combines the principles of the airfoil to achieve
1198.
p.
Nord Photocopy & Electronics Corp.—New Name—
in
letter
a
of
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Partial Redemption
of
covering the design of the Piasecki V-STOL "Ring-Wing"
and its integrated propulsion and lift systems.
Described
the
Public Service Co. of Colorado—Appointment—
2929580
aircraft,
Nord
' •'
Gas Co.
nation's
The
each
for
of record at the
centavo)„„
shares
on
income
multiples
for
used
Sept.
on
was
of
GIVING
Aircraft
for
plans
covering
proceeds
the
Island
,
SEC
City
the
4.90%
1568.
p.
the
fo
BUSINESS—The
31,- 1960.
proceeds
connection
filed
of
in
Development
corporation
common
shares
,
541,212
be
properties.
PROCEEDS—The
the
use
approximately
Capital stock (par 1
■
trustees
1960
9.
$250,000
amount
to
are
gas
transaction
1985.
Authorized
v
with
rities Corp.
has appointed Crocker-Anglo National
its U. S. subscription agent.
as
term
net
statement
has sold to institutional investors $3,000,000 of its
first mortgage bonds, series F, due July 1, 1985.
The
paying
due
103,452,615
operations.
at
registration
a
pany
company
Calif.,
a
Sept.
on
face
Providence
part
how¬
3,000,000 Philippine pesos if all of the securi¬
ties are sold at the respecthe subscription prices, will be added to the
company's working capital.
663,685,336
51,306,055
.
of
rate
held
1960—8 Mos.—1959
82,816,087 700,999,816
10,604,106'
the
at
shares
CAPITALIZATION
$
89,377,587
53,819,801
expenses
Federal income
a
of
company
for
1935,
PROCEEDS—The
-
.v.
•
14,
mated
New York Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Operating
only
is
It
incorporated under Philippine law on
years, as Far East Oil Development
Co., Inc., its present name having been adopted in 1948.
It has been
engaged in exploration for oil In the Philippines since 1936, except
during the period of Japanese occupation.
Up to this time, the com¬
pany has had no income from operations and has not discovered any
commercial quantities of oil or gas.
Since the company was organized,
it has expended appioximately 17,600,000 Philippine pesos on explora¬
1960—8 Mos.—1959
"
$2,703,483
income.—
named
been
first mortgage bonds,
on
Francisco,
filed
100,000 shares of common stock (no par) to
be offered at $3 per share, through Fairman & Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
*
Aug. 25, 1960, with rights to expire at the
BUSINESS—The
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings$315,866
oper.
with
jointly
available gas reserves for use in
gas to be bought from El Paso Natural
Pipeline Co.—V. 192, p. 404.
stock
business
San
and
The
the
has
one-half
common
in its Profit Sharing Dividend Plan
together with 110,000 shares of common
Plan,
covering
at
proceeds
oil
16
4.66B.725
$350,186
ry.
—V.
..
revenue—
' way
;
Net
1,530,725 ^10,405.061
revenue
Net
hank,
$9,647,773 $14,692,213
Sept.
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
Railway
$935,864
995.
p.
explore
Philippine share, for
per
on
close of
SEC
.
capital
and
business
corporation
Propulsion
objective of having
APPOINTMENT—The
$833,974
192,
its
five
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$10,920,117 $10-,883,096 $90,720,407 $97,701,347
10,086,143
9 947,232
81,072,634
33,009,134
operations---
way
will
company
probably will provide
requirements for gas.
and
supplement
centavos
Net revenue from rail!
new
distant
company's
199.
p.
the
of
gundo, Calif.—Files With SEC—
outstanding capital stock (par 1 centavo) the right
subscribe, at the price of 1.3 cents per U. S. share and
to
New York, New Haven & Hartford
RR.—Earnings—
oper.
for
of its
995.
p.
Period End. Aug. 31—
oper.
new
Philippine Oil Development Co. Inc.—Rights Offering
To Stockholders—The company is offering to the holders
3
Railway
Railway
subsidiary to develop natural gas
and the Rocky Mountains,
California
where its
three public utility
a
Smith's Electric Light & Power RR. Co.—Appts.
172,
registrar
600.
p.
participations
Purchase
offered
The
1,353,826
$132,446
j
9,271
income—_
Deficit.—V.
the
Transwestern
the
appointed
192,
Cincinnati
of
covering
the
be
.
Sept. 21 of the formation of Pacific Natural
Robert W. Miller, Chairman of the Board of
Irving Trust Co.
for
V.
$2,693,959
132,551
from rail¬
ry.-oper.
*
The
on
nature,
the
to
years
Co.
agent
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$264,997
'
operations
way
Net
1960—Mcnth—1959
expenses
revenue
in
Lighting's
corporation.—V.
company
Stock
with
995.
p.
revenue—
oper.
„
experimental
$
384,353,261
Corp.—Appointment—
been
mid-continent
southern
said
has
writing is involved.
,
45,940,048
1960—8 Mos.- -1959
*533,440
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
In
Co.,
Lighting,
Paul
New
in
use
Exploration
7,721,409
income
67,9:26
Lighting. Corp.—New Subsidiary—
the announcement
ever,
operations
oper.
50,308
deficit—'
51,387,239 457,075,490 464,182,706
■/
from rail¬
way
Net
424,081
Mr.
Producers Association, Inc., Oklahoma City, Okla.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
941.
future
of
Net
$2,068,521
for gas
reserves with a subsidiary of Southern
Union Gas Co. of Dallas, Tex.
It
is intended
that
production from any
reserves
developed will
supplement
long-term future supplies for southern California.
Mr.
Miller went on to say that the present project is limited in scope and
1960—Month—1959
54,984,686
47,263,277
oper.
$2,083,923
corporation has
Pacific
.
$62,989
203,200
subsidiaries operate.
expired
In
revenue—
$214,463
with., orders,"
up
7,498,141
from rail-
oper.
Pacific
•;
Earnings—
oper.
$9,566,662
6,983,046
operations--,—
192, p.
Gas
Railway
Railway
$9,066,969
986,729
Co.
stock which may be purchased by the
participants therein.—V. 191, p. 744.
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$1,049,718
Trust
the
SEC
and
928,947
keep
Procter & Gamble Co.—Files Stock Plan—
entire
to
26.
Period End. Aug. 31-
the
Irving
of
This
1960—Month—1959
expenses<
revenue
reserves,
have
retain
to
$1,143,410
revenue
oper.
ry.
—V.
.
shares
scheduled
was
plans
Electric Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
way
-
service,
of
Valet
shares
your
railroads,
1,200
some
now
Period End. Aug. 31--
Railway
Railway
this
duplicating miles of
including New York and
excellent1 opportunities for savings
of
shareowners
of
O
Sept.
p.m.
points
to
appears
Central's
3:00
systems have
common
resulting benefits
The
at
and
Mr.
is
Pacific
"I; am'confident that the results of these studies
substantiate our belief that
considerable savings and economies can
be realized from such a
merger.
As I have written to you previously,
the
by
to
now
212.
p.
The
stock
the
Net
inaugurated
192,
-
O
sufficient
of
held
running at capacity
"Our earnings this
we
Powertron Ultrasonics
1958 by William R. Wallens, formerly
Laundry Machinery Co. - All stock in
Wallens, his son, and top execlutives of the
a wholly-owned subsidiary of One-Hour Valet
headed by Mr. Wallens.
One-Hour
Sayve organization.—V. 192, p. 116.
by
remaining
consideration
V.
up in
American
the
of
Sayve
was
company.
from
authorized
were
set
was
executive
an
&
Corp.
.
of
1960."
the
Perlman
be
...
.
President
as
year will be substantially above those
expect sales to exceed $2,000,000. Sales last year totaled
$1,618,655 and, after taxes, we netted $131,937, or 73 cents a share."—
of the approximately 535,240 shares
outstanding. The company is
by approximately 1,500 shareowners and has paid regular quar¬
terly dividends of 7'/2 cents a share since 1958.
its
are
said.
owned
O.
&
B & O-Central.
a
14
shareowners,
Noting that the Chesapeake & Ohio had extended
shareowners, Mr. Perlman wrote: "With the C &
°l?„e.n
Dec.
Perlman,
that
These
until
RR.
E.
B
savings
companies.
directors
Ohio
&
holders,
extended
26
Baltimore
O
that
our
of
on
to
&
beginning
of
merger
the
to
said
are
"We
Beattie
of 1959
.
each
Central RR.—Extends
Exchange Offer—
exchange of stock offer
the
continuing services in maintenance and
"
the six
months ended April 2, 1960, One-Hour Valet reported sales
$3,251,516 and net income of $262,446 amounting to 49 cents on
t
New York
The
Both provide
promotion.
being
now
9
(1401)
*
10
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc.—Expansion Plans—
plans to expand Its Jacksonville, Fla., facilities to include
ten-million pounds-per-year combination unit for the production of
polyester and alkyd resins, Henry H. Reichhold, President, announced
on
Sept; 23.
.....
unit
new
will
readily
available
to
portion
of
9.,"
Also
the
planned
laboratory
handle
the
connection
to
space
make
rapidly
of
the
the
additional
will
unit
new
increased
the
;
1
said.
with
accommodate
problems
and alkyd resins more
industries in the southeast
polyester
growing
Mr. Reichhold
required
,
•
to
built
City,
Mo.,
Jan,
at
the
include
of
cost
the
sixth
22,
it
•
polyester
On
Corp.
acquired
to
Reliande
Giorgio
and
Creations,
beachwear
the
for
and
men
sell
will
and
women
The
line
the country's lead¬
to
George
City;—V. 192,
1037.
p.
Resiflex
Blunt
have
showrooms
&
to
34th St.
E.
14
,/,.j
.
Laboratory,
Ellis
set up
been
Stock
Inc.—Capital
T.
the
S.
&
W.
Bank,
BUSINESS—The
Statethe
California
of
clinics,
of
Offered—
offices.
utive
manufacturing
nursing
also
It
sales
and
plant
PROCEEDS—Of
the
is
the
convalescent
located
in
in
Los
homes
blood
Calif..
Covina,
and
$80,COO
to
for
plant
Exec¬
The
and
approximately
balance
the
of
net
capital.
$50,000
CAPITALIZATION
Trust
stock
deed
($1
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
note
payable
_.
_
shares
*20,000
pursuant
have been
the
restricted
to
t
time
from
plan.
the
dated
May
company's
and
is
1961
from
July
through
1959,
which
is
secured
by
deed
a
1959
June
through
1965.—V.
1961,
June
192,
and
of
trust
of
plant and property, bears interest at 6%
in monthly installments of principal and
payable
$1,325
26,
per
Inc.—Files
Jan.
the
15,
rants
-
Richardson-Merrell
42nd
St.,
Oct.
on
New
4,
savings
of
to
the
(formerly
filed
covering
the
plan
growth
York,
1960,
to
pursuant
Inc.
registration
a
13,333
company's
provide
Chemical
Vick
shares
of
Co.),
statement
capital
with
stock,
the
be
to
East
122
192,
|
1038.
p.
*
.
stock
The
on
at
$3 per share,
company
12,
May
fiscal
organized
was
1958
and commenced
share
the
laws
of
1959.
by
Thereafter, if in the opinion of the company's
systems.
is
warranted,
low
cost
($8,250
to
$15,000)
the
funds
pany
;
current
Development- of properties owned
to be
or
EFFECT
—V.
192,
(lc
par)
•
The
Trust
of
1993
of
1,000,000 shs.
_
Co.
has
been
appointed
trustee
first
mortgage 43%%
bonds,
corporation.—V. 192, p. 1200.
the
centers,
company
the^SEC
(par $1)
The
on
7,
1960
deeds
to
are
and
be
used
administrative
C.
July
the
31,
1960,
previous
totaled
year—a
filed
for
(hat
$111,073,396
oi
7%
per common
:hare
for the prior year.
share
The
as
the
hail
to
processing
of
all
installations
of
'
series
E
Merrill, Turben &. Co.",-Inc.
op¬
Weil,
Howard,
A.
a
letter
of
A.
investing
in
the
'
Co.______
&
7,500
as
for
compared
the
Podesta
Lemon
with
Chiles-Schutz
6,000
Dittmar
-
Co.
J.
with
62
cents
per
strengthen
field,
P.
Co._
&
200
Bodine—_
&
200
& Son &
Harper
Co.
200
1,100
Mitchum,
1,100
Kreeger
L
Co._
&
Jones
ton
200
Temple-
&
—
200
—
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
1,100
Co.,
&
200
& Company
Josey
<
2,500
.
Hanni & Co., Inc.
Seltsam,
6,000
4,000
Stix & Co._-;
__
Tinstman & Co., Inc._____
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
4,000
Harold E.
,
192, p. 540.
Wood & Co.—
'
C.
S.
E.
D.
400
Co.
Biddle
&
Co.„_L_
Proctor
&
Paine_
Ashmun
low,
300
Dittmar
300
H<
First
300
The
Miller
&
& Co.,
Masten & Co.
McCormick &
&
Co.,
Co.
W,
300
—
Investment
The Johnson,
300
Gradison
D.
.Corp.
100
Co.,
&
Cleveland
300
Inc
t
Inc.V* 100
■
Chase
Bank
Manhattan
stock,
common
10c
has
value,
par
been
:
100
100
Co
&
Lane, Space
-CJWlOO
-i._—
Wm,
Mericka
&
Co.,
Inc.
300
McKelvy & Co
Merrill,
Turben
&
Co.,
Inc.
300
J.
2,500
Moore,
Pacific
Leonard
Lynch—
300
Rowles,
Winston
Co.,
&
Northwest
A.
Overton
►
appointed
transfer
agent
&
Co.,
Common Stock Offered
—
and associates
Inc.
Inc.,
City,
Morgan
barges
•
'
.
promotional
proximately
-
organized
La. builder
miscellaneous
and
■
was
.
.
efforts
$392,000
and
will
watercraft,
be
which
•
the
use
net
reduction
of
advanced
to
boats,
was
proceeds
of
tugs,
figures
In the
$35,000.
was
were
and
$947,000
a
justed
.
to
reflect
proceeds
debt
to
sale
the
of
reduction,
of
all
Dupont
organized
,,,
,,
.
about
'
•
and
ended
to
firm
a
stock
writer
purchase,
and
commitment
in
was:
underwriters
the
basis,
the amounts set
hereafter:
named
a
total
forth
1
below
of
the
name
to
the
them,
Shares
10,000
191,
&
Co
15,000
100
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$403,123
$355,120
$2,947,751
expenses
296,141
256,127
2,168,342
$2,728,626
from, rail-
r
,
!
,
/
,
$106,382
',
2,068,485
"I
$98,993
•;
!
$779,409
46,766
$660,141
312,843
income..41,606
1038.
p.
,
,
,
.
.
324,351
.
Sawyer Petroleum Co.—Acquires Interest—
By
buying
become
25%
of
the
Capital-Seaboard's
management
firm
has
purchase
of
outstanding
largest
the
firm
stock,
stocxholder
approximately
price
was
with
5,000
Mr.
will
over
The
stockholders.
combination
a
take
President.
thus
as
has
Petroleum
Sawyer
and
Sawyer
of
250,000
assignment of 15,000 acres of oil and gas
by Sawyer and an undisclosed amount of cash.
Capital-Seaboard
shares
leases
of. Sawyer
previously
held
'■<
-
owns
and
operates
26
producing
oil
and
gas
wells
located in
Jack, Wise, Archer and Young counties of Texas with proven
its
producing leasehold properties in the U. S. and Canada, except
the
production is of relatively recent origin with five of the wells
presently
The
onts
30,000
p.
100
com¬
of each under¬
30,000
—V.
common
100
Co.
Inc.
&
Co.,
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
stock,
Albert Teller & Co.___
Inc.
&
The company has purchased a
controlling stock interest in CapitalSeaboard Corp. a sizable Texas oil and gas producing company, Presi¬
dent E. W. Sawyer, Jr. announced on Oct. 3.
Texas
Marache, Dofflemyre & Co.
sen,
to
oper.
192,
stock,
Westheimer
Christen-
ry.
—V.
severally
Shares
Peters, Writer &
Atlanta
&
operations——
way
Net
The
have
Pacific Coast Securities Co.
30,000
Whittaker
L.
Williams
T.
100
;___
___,
revenue—
oper.
revenpe
active
~
....
in
Net
of
common
agreed to sell
166,665 shares of
opposite
ad-
application
has
company
Inc.—
Hick¬
&
942.
p.
Savannah
Railway
C.
$200
___•
Period End. Aug. 31—
'
$692,000
capitalization,
offered
370,000
shares
of
$205,000 of bank loans and $175,000 of notes payable.
of
Sherrerd
Railway oper.
in
-
31, 1959 the respec¬
1
1960
30,
shares
—V. 192,
borrowings; apfor working capital.
$6,000.
June
Robert
&
100
Bernet
short-term
ended Octr.
year
loss
300
Williston & Beane
R.
Butcher
tow-
"
CAPITALIZATION—Safticraft's
man,
Inc.—
of
EARNINGS—Dupont sales (unaudited) for the nine months ended
July 31, 1960 were $475,000 and net income after provision for Federal
income taxes
303
Co.,
&
on
business
...
Schneider,
George,
a
the
pleasure
of
...
will
acquire
300
J.
1200.
offered publicly
to
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke—
Westheimer
of
Russ
300
&
100
100
Co.—_
&
300
Co._
,
Co.■ 100
&
Saunders, Stiver & Co.___
:
;
corporation.—V.' 192, pi
of the
100
Corp__
Corp. of Norfolk
2,500
:
Properties, Inc.—Appointment—
100
Inc
Emerson
First
100
Co.______
&
2,500
,
J.
L.i
House
300
Co.
Richards
E.
L A.
100
100
Curtiss,
C6.
100
•
'Co.—l_—____
Chiles-Schutz
California
100
Co.
&
Inc
300
&
Co.i1 200
&.
Boynton & Co., Inc.-li
Chace,
Whiteside & Wins-
400
Corp.—__
Mosle
400
Hill
2,500
,4,000
200
Abbott,
500
Securities
200
Yarnall,
500
Co
Watling, Lerchen & Co—
500
Co._
&
Byllesby & Co., Inc
Hayden,
2,500
200
Rotan,
500
Co
&
Hogle
Renshaw—_____
&
900
Ohio Co.
A.
.200
1
900
Bradford
M.
Rodman
Ihc.w1 900
Gardner—
&
Elworthy & Co
1
Fahey, Clark & C0.-4
„
2,500
Inc.______
&
Reinholdt
900
Inc.—__
Crowell, Weedon & Co.
:
2,500
___
Co.-^i
&
-
3,000
Co.,—_
&
H.
Rowles, Winston & Co._____ 2,500
6,000
<
I.
H.
„
_
The
George, O'Neill & Co., Inc_ 61,665
compared
Crouter
Corp.
Co
Childs
Inc..
.
"6,000
.,
Co.—
Co
&
Baum
for
stock
$103 951 189
out¬
Townsend,
&
Jones,
Co.,
McDonald
3,000'
Co.,
&
&
3,000
Inc.
sen,
6,000
Co.
&
Co._
tive
year
4,500,000
Amount
Skaggs
„I
&
C.
Christen-
Writer &
Co.
&
&
&
on
fiscal
and
below
•
1,100
Co
3,000
Co.—
&
Peet
O.
6,000
UNDERWRITING—The
sales
'
Davis,
DeHaven
Wm.
Co..
&
Hutton
&
Barth
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
Co.,
&
BUSINESS—Safticraft
with
purchase
12
was
omitted)
Co.___
Sec.
Becker
B.
Riter
3,000
Peters,
-
G.
Allyn
J.
3, 275,000 shares of common stock of the corpora¬
tion, at $3 per share.
' '
w..
$12,000,000
notification
series,
Co.,
Struthers & Co
C.
W.
j
Oct.
Files
the.
income
stock.-
2,800
&
Webster
J.
7,500
PROCEEDS—Safticraft
—
four
underwriters -mamed
$2,900
&
Peabody
3,000
___
L
O'Neill
1,
in
common
value
par
2.800
Ripley
Witter
Wood,
Labouisse,
Corp.
Safticraft Corp*
Sept.
$10
Co._
&
&
Dean
4,000
Co.-__
&
H.
Sullivan
K.
1949;-
due
stock
preferred
of
1,100
Stone
'
*
7,500
Securities
Sachar
of
flowing,
Texas
the
Mr.
firm
also
properties
Sawyer said.
owns
with
a
and
operates
daily
a
capacity
natural
of
gasoline
2,000,000
plant
cubic
on
feet.
2028.
Sayve Corp. of America—Acquired—
St.
Louis-San
Francisco
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
oper.
Railway
competitive position in
Ryan said. Approximately
general purpose digital electronic
revenue—
oper.
expenses
Net revenue
its
Mr.
Net
—V.
I
Ry.—Earnings^—
1960—Menih—1959
$9,366,970
7,730,351®
See
ry.
cper.
192,
p.
.
64.916,506 I 65,207,213
$1,576,119
income.—
1038.
!
Valet,
Inc.,
above.—V.
192,
p.
156.
Seeburg Corp.—Merger Off—
$9,894,017 $79,398,862 $80,374,756
8,402,008
One-Hour
1960—8 Mos.—1959
from rail-
way. operations
it01"was sStel-V.U190,epSi5M! Pn?SeUtly are Royal Precislon Products,
set
Co.
North &
Nicolaus
The
.
low-price
-
7,500
;
the
company
continued
electronic
data
shares
net
and
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood—
write-offs, according to Chairman Allan A. Ryan
discountinuance of certain projects, which have been
superceded by new product developments, and changes in
policy relating
to the maintenance of inventories
of typewriter spp.re parts.
from
severally,
7,500
Hutton
—V.
extrordinary
resulted
of
in
company
$76,464,000
Amount-'
Harriman
share
■r
equal
cents
number
the
the
of
revenues
were
....
Inc.
has
below
1960,
51% of all
within the corporate
were
with total operating revenues of $70,904,000
of $8,821,000 for calendar 1959.
income
Shields
dates.
Friedrichs & Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co.____
Pacific Northwest Co.—_—
.—
Fitch,
McCormick
if
Earnings were $3,799,057 before taxes and
extraordinary charges.
However, unusual charges amounting to $1,972,000
plus United States
and foreign taxes, reduced net
profit to $771,057. This was
28
&
Company,
and
Courts
expenses.
announced
gain
Jackson
Co
&
Dupont,
for
1960
30,
& Co., Inc__
Weld & Co
White,
_
convertible
varying
sales
gas
...
Blyth
for
reserved
Shares
10,000
Allyn
F.
mon
has
to
400,000
stock.
common
named
the» company
underwriter.
Co.
&
George
Royal McBee Corp.—Sales Up, Net Down—
corporation
such
underwriter
all
of
operating
June
war-
4,000
agreed
The
after
an
operating public utility supplying
in San Diego County and a portion of
severally have
made a firm commitment, to purchase the respective principal amounts
of bonds set opposite their names.
"
"
^
(cj
and
each,
shares
80,000
and
62%
;
the
from
those
v
This compared
cumulative
value
3,000
Stifel,
,
covering
150,000
shares
of
non-assessable
common
to be offered at $2 per share, without underwriting.
proceeds
second
Sept.
shares
notes,
restricted
the
of
Eichler
Johnston,
250,000 shs.
Rocky Mountain Mortgage Co., Denver, Colo.
With Securities and Exchange Comimssion—
The
exercise
250,000
convertible
on
gas
;
the
For 12 months ended June 30,
and
standing-shares
agree¬
prior
is
company
(000's
the
for
(b)
notes,
of
stock
The First Trust Co. of
Lincoln, Nebraska
^
Telephone Corp.—Appointments—
Bankers
classes
from
of
Dempsey-Tegeler
manage¬
FINANCING
'
principal amount
note
or
on
1989.
30,
-
Pierce & Co., Inc.
boats,
Rochester
company's
time. at
any
city of San Diego which has a population of 547,294.
ended
net
at
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of the company on June 30, 1960,
adjusted to reflect completion of the current bond offering, con¬
sisted of $130,000,000 in long-term debt;
1,375,000 shares of $20 par
.
-
sales
'
redeemable
at regular redemption prices ranging
prior to Sept.* 30, 1961 to 100% for
Sept.
UNDERWRITERS—The
shares
the
these
after
'
*
•
be
as
1,
Bateman,
Cruttenden,
Outstanding
600.
p.
prior to Jan.
time
any
Rauscher,
Inc.
-
51,000
.Authorized
stock
and
1,
Jan.
■
E.
130,000
acquired
PRESENT
TO
;
Common
at
in
reserved
of
each
on
26,500
10,000
Operating capital for construction & sale of houses
GIVING
of
24,000
Landscaping and furniture for model homes.
CAPITALIZATION
five
$25,000
liabilities
shares
redemption,
26,500
the
of
.V
senior
common
name
Bosworth,
PROCEEDS—Assuming the entire issue is sold, proceeds to the com¬
pany will amount to $240,000.
These proceeds are intended to be used
in the order of priority shown:
h
»
Reduction
share
redeem
;
conversion
purchase
Equitable
are available,
The com¬
also engages in the purchase and sale of unimproved real property.
offering—
$250,000
of
*
to
subordinated
for
Webber,
Barret,
.
offered for sale
company will also develop shopping
in areas where they have built homes.
Expense of
the
the
Brothers
Bache
single-family houses
The
company.
the
and the balance applied to further
$13,508,000 on expansion in the first
estimate for construction costs for all
will
bonds
redeemed
REVENUES—Total
months
the
and natural
power
$9 872,000:
250,000
contained
shares
50,000
Incorporated
is now, and will be principally engaged in the
the
it
-
not
1973-76. The subordinated con¬
shares of common stock
1,
into
per
intends
Curtis
operations in July,
constructed thereon and, after being landscaped, are
are
limitations
'
into
to
Paine,
Its
business, chiefly in Florida. Such development
acquisition of land, the preparation of subdivision maps,
showing layout of buildings, lots, roads and utilities, and the installa¬
tion thereon of streets, curbs, sidewalks, storm sewers, and sewer and
ment
the
of
to
but
Stern
reel estate development
water
sale
right,
spent
company
or
of the
limits
50,0000 shares of
1, 1971. If and
the
exercise
the
those
on
.electricity
1,
Jan..
expansion
and
Orange County," Calif.
400,000 shs.
each
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
Florida
Washington Avenue,
Conforti, who is the principal stockholder and is a builder .who has
constructing motels and houses in Florida for overmen years." ' *"
entails
electric
200,000 shs..
Jan.
has
the
from
t3t000 shs.
"
•
on
purchase
before
or
of
BUSINESS—The
-
$250,000
company
such
Jan,
1960,
'
been
The company has been,
-
Shares
A.
the State
of
the
into
.
1958; its first full
principal office Is" located at 2823
Titusville, Fla.
The President is Theodore'
ended June 30,
year
under
•
of
to
on
converted
of
for
utility
$33,722,000.
for
105%
redeemed
2,500,000
11900,000 shs.
prepayments
each
on
be
may
reserved
agreed
,
"best efforts" basis,
a
mandatory
$300,000
of
option
$3,000,000
400,000 shs.
the
to
is
Kidder,
*
South
J.
on
speculation.
a
*
'
proceeds
pursuant
The
months
1960
of
of senior notes which may be at the time outstanding.
UNDERWRITING—Each
3 prospectus, Mallory
Securities, Inc., of New
City, offered 100,000 shares of the company's 10 par
common
as
the
apply
incurred
loans
construction.
,
holders
share
Offered —Via
Stock
bank
out¬
FINANCING
"
will be used to retire $25,000,000 in short-term
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
prior
or
notes
exercised,
issued
(a)
•(Divided
for
Oct.
an
York
entitle
1961.
posite the
Riverview ASC, Inc.— Common
compliance
on
Hal-
*man
agree-
SEC
offered
incentive- plan
(a
profit sharing
and
*o contribute to the long-range
company.—V.
PRESENT
(par $1)__
per
are
accompanying
shares
,
incentive
an
to
follows:
coupons, as
Stuart & Co., Inc., 100.82; First Boston Corp., EastDillon, Union Securities & Co. and Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., jointly, 100.8199, and Leh^man Bros, and Saloman Bros. & Hutzler, jointly, 100.809.
sey,
limita¬
note
Other bids for the San Diego Gas
coupon.
& Electric bonds named 4%%
REDEMPTION—The
share—__
per
stock
company
conversion
,
TO
dividend
annual
$10
to
to
and
ments,
i
•
for the 4%%
re-
remaining
stock
3,000 shs.
at
tSubject to
of
July
Plan—
Stock
within the
2,500,000
warrants
notes
^Includes
Richardson-Merrell
the
to
These
redeem,
to
preferred
EFFECT
at the conversion price of $10
1977, or earlier prepayment.
,
308.
p.
shares
warrants)
convertible
$1)
warrants
stock
vertible
annum,
$1,600. from
intends
of
mandatory^ prepayments
obligation,
•.1969-72,
on
interest
to
••Subject
'
-
GIVING
$6
without premium,
.
iNote
shares
(with
(par
stock
the.
~
applied
$3,000,000
common
The
the
common
time
to
200,000
Subject
$2,200,000.
company
$100)
1962-75.
FINANCING
$90,000
issuance
for
stock,
common
283,500 shs.
option
the
3,000
1977___
stock
••Subject
Outstanding
__
reserved
stock
be
agreements.
1976
1,
(par
when
500,000 shs.•
par)
note
than
less
not
notes
1,
^Restricted
..
Authorized,
Capital
with department
the
effected
be
may
company's
the
subordinated
Jan.
rate
added
be
Jan.
.Common
increase
to
will
Co., Inc.; White, Weld & Co., and Shields & Co. were
joint managers of a group offering publicly on Oct. 5,
$30,000,000 of the company's 4%% first mortgage bonds,
series H, due 1990, priced at 100%.
The group was
awarded the issue at competitive sale on a bid of 99.33
six
Preferred
\
proceeds
be
1961,
senior
due
-
..
will
$119,000,
redemption
as
the
limitations,
15,
**65/4%
the
net
expansion
facilities.
working
of
sale
Gas & Electric Co.—Bonds Offered—Blyth
San Diego
share plus accrued dividends, of 17,000 shares
balance of 3,000 shares will remain outstand¬
The
CAPITALIZATION
due
proceeds to be received by the company
from the sale of 40,000 shares of the capital stock, which are esti¬
mated
to
be
$206,000,
the company
intends to use
approximately
production
the
$2,218,318 $16,775,461 $16,480,374
986,278 *. 7,572,926 i , 7,064,177
&
„
.
from
approximately
per
in
will
these
Jan.
.-*614%
physi¬
and
manufac¬
standing.
the
hospitals,
Calif.,
forth
worth
to
sets.
donor
Angeles,
Its
name.
accounts
agency
-
,
proceeds
income—
1038.
p.
sold- throughout
are
brand
192,
27,366,1951 27,610,723
3,356,339
$1,724,605
870,025
operations
oper.
ry.
—V.
provide that redemptions of preferred stock may not take place
unless
immediately thereafter, and giving effect - thereto, consolidated1
net-working capital will be not less than $3,300,000 and consolidated
net
engaged in
tubular
in
of
$110
stock.
such time
set
-with
of
.
net
from rail¬
way
a
Lincoln, Neb.; and Denver,
distributed through a total of 63
ate
3,398,224
Mrs.
of
ments
-
plastic
profession
markets
and
located
are
is
company
disposable
of
medical
homes,
assembles
offices
line
a
by
tions
America'
laws
at
until
ing
Calif.
the
under
The
1956.
5,
of
use
Angeles,
Los
St.,
incorporated
was
sale
for
Los
Hill
amount
preferred
registrar
is. the Bank of
Angeles, calif.
The
agent
St;,
South
March
on
and
principally
sanatoriums,
cians'
transfer
Seventh
760
company
manufacture
products,
The
—
219
A.,
Union
the
demption,
-
Simmons,
APPOINTMENTS
is
stores.
and
distribution
I960—Month—1959
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$5,574,657 $44,141,656 $44,091,097
expenses
Mo.;
approximately 2,200
drug
which
Candies
479,917
$5,122,829
oper.
Net
candies
City,
products
Mr,
by
and
common
stock,
after-1 deducting
expenses,
are
estimated at
$1,793,500. All of such proceeds, together with other funds of the company
Chicago, 111., offered to over¬
subscription 100,000 shares of the company's $1 par capi¬
tal stock at $6 per share.
N.
and
other
Stover
Kansas
founded
$1,588,826
Net revenue
\
manufacture
$1,567,409
569,835
31—
Aug
oper.
Railway
-of
in
;
in
company's
and
and
Russell
PROCEEDS—The
in New York
;
are
stores
/stores
Giorgio Creations sportswear will be styled by Mr. Grant and manu¬
in
Italy, France and other fashion centers- throughout theworld.
All iems will be exclusive with Giorgio in this country.
- =
<-■>
-
the
the
$214,355
72,941
$174,132
37,881
;
revenue—
Railwav
Denver.
originally
is
Period End
May 14, 1960,
partnerships:
on
three
1,040.172
Southwestern Ry.—Earnings-
Louis
St.
on
Ward-
Russell I Stover Candies
of
The Partnerships were
City,
of
,
chocolates
under
The
retail
business
a
business
facilities
-Cold."
of the
one
factured
Giorgio
S.
turing
first stylists to introduce Italian. fashions
to the U. S. market, has been appointed President pf the division.
Grant,
fine
U.
Kansas
Candies
of
192, p. 942.
Kansas
from
changed
Inc.,. and
assets
in
Missouri
of
State
the
was
1,935,040
irom rail¬
oper.
ry.
—V.
$3,502,449
.
offices
executive
of
name
certain
1923.
company's
of
the
ing fashion stores.
in
of
its
laws
its
Candies,
and
Stover
to
successors
Russell Stover
Sept. 26 announced establishment of a new division,
Inc.
The division will import exclusive sportswear
on
Candies
Russell
has
the
1960,
Stover
business
Stover
and
Co.-—Forms Division—
Manufacturing
The company
Russell
Lincoln
Reichhold
under
11,
May
Russell
the
which
company,
organized
was
1960.
Murfin
approximately a half-million dollars, the
facility to have; been added by
during the past five years.—V. 192, p. 445.
will
BUSINESS—The
the Jack¬
of
.
expenses
operations——
income—.
way
Net
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$3,528,998
I960—Month—1959
$413,889
$465,032
239,757
250,677
revenue
oper.
Net revenue
AFPOINTMENTS—The Transfer Agent is the First National Bank of
City, Kansas City, Mo. The registrar is Traders National Bank,
of Kansas
City, Kansas City, Mo. *
additional
personnel
Railway
31—
Aug
Railway oper.
;
Kansas
■
be
customers
new
Period End
offering circular, Harriman Ripley
& Co., New York
City, and Stern Brothers & Co., Kansas
City, Mo., offered 200,000 shares of the company's
$1 common stock at $10 per share.
facilities.
be
unit
in
service
sonville
To
U.
to
serve
Oct. 4
an
Monday, October 10, 1960
.
.
.
Francisco & Texas Ry.—Earnings-
St. Louis, San
Russell Stover Candies, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
Pursuant to
Reichhold
a
"The
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1402)
$1,486,009
$14,482,356
791,006
-7,089,197
7,721,420
Itek
Corp.,
above —V.
192,
p.
1242.
Shasta Water Co.—To Be Acquired—
$15,167,543
591,178
See
See
-
Consolidated
Foods
Corp.,
above.
Continued
on
page
49
Volume
192
Number 5993
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1403)
11
'
•
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
Glatfelter
announcements
In
nounced
the
first
are
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
table in
which
Per
Company
Stock
dividend
(quar.)
Steel
Co.
6%
Amerada
Petroleum
American
Furniture
American
^
Co..
Class B
Anderson,
Corp.
Clayton Co.
Pools,
Inc.
4.56%
preferred
,
Aluminum
(quar.,)
A';(quar.)
$1.50
6%
preferred
Avco
2%c
.11-10
5
11-
*
-
Candy
Corp.
Products
11-
4%%
preferred
conv.
A
Stockholders will vote
Investors
from
realized
11-1
11-
1
11-
1
11-
10-
1
'
11-
1
7 V
10-
posed
British
6-for-l
British
the
Forests
Columbia
Buffalo
of
split
Columbia
Sugar
Refining
Kansas
10-14
10-14
Kobacker
10-14
Kroger
11-20
10-28
6%
.<
10-14
10-12
10-
Cadre
Oil
&
10-31-
Industries
Stock
preferred-
10-31
Corp.
dividend
share
10-17
11-
Leonia
held)
10-
1
Lehigh
10-31
Canners, Ltd., class
International
Caterpillar
4.20%
11-
1
11-1
5c
Tractor,
(quar.)
U83/4c
(quar.)_
(cash
shares
at
preference
share
one
for
each
Groceterias,
5%
preferred
Gas
Commonwealth
Stores
(increased
Stock
each
share
(New
11-15
Bonding
Steel
11-
1
11-
1
Class
<*
4%
10-31
10-14
U/S.
10-15
10-
preferred
Corp.
Midwest
10-10
40c
11-19
10-31
11-4
10-14
12-
1
1-
2
12-15
2-
1
11-16
Dreyfus
Fund,
cents
Ltd.
realized
net
income
,
,
20c
10-
1
9-26
17%c
12-
1
11-10
A
Stock
(quar.)
common
Air
Film
National
Bank
National
Extra
of
Long Island
pach
10
—.J
.;
'!%%
.
10-31'
10c
10-15
30c
——
Jersey
York
1
Nielsen
10-
1
North
10-31
10-17
,10-
30c
1-
1
Trust
lquar.)___.—
50c
10-
7
9-27
________
30c
11-1
Farmers
—.
(Carlisle,
Fate-Root-Heath
Federal
Grain,
Class
$1.40
B
Co.
Ltd.,
class
3%%
B
(quar.)____
10-21
11-21
10- 7
Franklin
Stores
Freiman
4'/2%
(A.
Corp
J.l, Ltd.
preferred
11- 7
Fruehauf
lc
5%
12-19
12- 2
12- 5
dividend)—:_
class A
:
10-28
(quar.)
J25c
t$1.12%
11- 1
11- 1
(quar.)___.
—
—
Co.,
4%
Inc.
(increased-quar.)
4%
1
Public
General
12-
10-31
General
4.80%
29c
11-25
10-28
General
5.10%
(quar.)
11-1
10- 7
T__
(
30c '
dividend)-
3%
$1.50
$1.27%
preferred
com.
(quar.)_
(stock
—__L—-—
preferred (quar,)_.
,—
voting preferred (quar.)__
9-30
Affiliated
10-28
10-
7
25c
10-20
1
1-
10-31
——
$1.25
$1.25
^
10-31
11-
11-
1
10-18
11-15
5
Air
12-
5
Air
this
Fund
1
1
Un21
'
T:0-17
(s-a)'_
investment
Inc.
10-17
Allied
Control
11-
1
10-17
Allied
Stores
10-31
.10-14
Allyn
&
10c
11-
&
Fisher.
1st
preferred
2nd
—
Stock
——
American
Biltrite
American
Book
12- 1
'11- 4
1-
1
10-14
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
10-10
10c
11-
1
10-10
25c
—
•
11-
10c
11-
1
1
10-10
10-10
New
Co.
10-20
15c
10-22
9-30
10-21
9-22
11-25
11-
2
30c
12-10
933/4C
1-1-61
10-"5
11-18
12-16
12 %c
11-
4
11-30
11-
4
11-
1
10-17
10-10
9-26
12-
1
1%
10-10
$1
1-1-61
12-15
1-1-61
12-15
10-15
45C
(stock dividend)
Corp.
11-
1%
1
10-14
9-26
9-30
10-17
9-15
50c
Israeli
Co.
U-30
12-
9
11-25
12-
9
11-25
9-30
25c
10-10
30c
11-
1
10-14
J.)__
32 %c
12-
1
11-
shares
6y4c
11-
1
9-30
10-25
9-28
(quar.)—
(monthly)
(Newark,
17 %c
17 %c
(initial-quar.)
Felt,'com.
Products
» 10-17
12-15
(Orlando,
American Greetings, new cl. A
New
class
B
(initial-quar.)
&
10-27
25c
Insurance
10-21
.
Casualty Co.
American
11-25
25c
(quar.)
(initial-quar.)
&
Hair
75c
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
___:
American Homo
A
time).
Rubber
Co.
common
Fire
11-17
$1.50
(quar.)__—_—_
Distilling Co.—
Quarterly
I
10-11
25c
—
American Bosch Arma
American
(quar.)-,.
(quar.)
9-15
25c
10-22
11-
156c
(quar.)_/___
preferred
$4
10-20
American Can
10-22
1
t25c
dividend
Corp.,
American
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
10-22
1
11-
37 %c
—
(quar.)
10-13
37%c
pfd.
com.
America,
1
11-
Canada, Ltd.—-
10-15
25c
(quar.)
__(—
of
of
11- 1
ll-.l
27%(? 1
"_.
the
Co.
Co.
11-
6c
(quar.)__
(initial)
40c
(quar.)—
cbm,
Inc.
Corp.,
12'/2c
(quar.)____
common
Co..
preferred
America
15c
7
25c
Sugar Co., 5% pfd.
Amerace Corp., common (quar.)
$6
10-
5
$1
u
Inc.
Bacon
Aluminum
10-14
10-20
$1
—
(quar.)_
Alpha Beta Food Markets, 6% preferred__
4%%
10-28
9-21
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Amalgamated
7c
10-20
50c
A
B
Extra
4%
time.)
10-17
10-17
12-
1
"
1
1
$1.12'/2
11-
;
10-17
1111-
By-rroducts—
Aid.oittiib
$1.12%
,
10-31
,
10-31
Alles
for
14c
27c
10-14
10-17
record
of
9-30
1
1
of
10-15
1
Aluminum
shares
5£
12-
11-
10-25
3
9-30
11-
10-15
1
9-15
10-
tl8c
1
Co.
3
10-15
12 %c
5c
_________
1-
$1.10
11-
2%
5c
(Ohio), 55c pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
___!
(from "net
Holders
Shoe Stores, Ltd.
(quar.)__
Products, Inc. (quar.)
Products, Inc. (quar.)_:.'______
Reduction, 4.50% preferred____„_
Class
$1.09
10-10
5c
Control
Class
r
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
6c
$1.20
this
on
11-
12-
inc.)
10-27
(initial quar.)
A
if- i;
11-15
22%c
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
(quar.).
(payment
at
Corp.
(initial)
Corp.
1
,
com.
-*41
11-15
10-31
Agnew-Surpass
10-
,'10-20
Plastics
prior
11-
:
(quar.)
i
10-15
1
10-17
will
12-10
11-19
American
12-10
11-19
Stock
(quar.)
27%c
11- 2
10-18
American
____!—
Utilities,
A
B
com.
$1.17
11-
1
10-18
$1.19
$1
1-
1
12-19
3.90% preferred
American-Marietta
1-
1
12-19
11- 2
10-18
(quar.)
(quar.)_____—
(quar.)
E
:_
(quar.)
—~
$1.25
N.
5%
be
approve
American
Pan
..
Penn
(C.
October
of
J.)
American
Airways
Inc.
Ltd.
(quar.)__
(increased)-
preferred (quar.)
Square Mutual Fund (11c from invest¬
income
Pennsalt
and
Chemicals
19c
from
Corp.
7
Peoples Credit Jewellers,
Gas
gains)
(quar.)
Ltd.
20c
11-10
10-21
American
Pad
11-
1
10-24
30c
10-17
11-
10-
3
1
10-17
11-15
10-31
Service—
holders
Real
Nov.
Cotton
Fund,
Estate
America
Oil
Co.
(s-a)
—
Trust
Co.
10-31
10-15
9c
10-25
10-
25c
10-28
10-19
5
Insurance
(quar.)
—
&
Gas
1
11-21
12-
9-23
Paper
Photocopy
32c
10-28
25c
10-15
9-20
12-15
11-30
65c
(quar.)
1
10-14
80c
(quar.)
11-
10-20
10-10
80c
Co.
'
10-20
10-10
$1.25
12-20
12-12
25c
11-15
10-28
Equipment—
non-cumulative
preferred
American Pipe & Construction
(quar.)
(quar.)—__—
American
Security & Trust (Wash. D. C.)—Quarterly
American Smelting & Refining—
American
Thermos
Products
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting (quar.)—_
Anchor
Wire
Post
&
(quar.)
10-15
10-31
82%c
37%c
11-1
10-20
12%c
10-10
9-26
10-10
1Q-
7
9-
9
25c
Cable
Products
9-23
60c
$1.75
—_—
Anaconda
of
10-20
10-20
investment
capital gains)
preferred (quar.)
i
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
30c
Inc.
Investment
(increased)
Fire
7%
15)
9-30
1
1
$1.12%
(7c from
realized
Extra
American
5%
J15c
(quar.)
10-15
(2-for-l split subject to-approval of stock- '• *r
Producers
National
Natural
1
10-10
1111-
Inc.—
(quar.).;
from
American
11-
97 %c
25c
(quar.)
4c
25c
10-24
12%c
—
$1.25
Fund
10-28
J20c
Foundry—
(quar.)__
1
Climax,
Mutual
plus
&
Co., common
Quarterly
15c
capital
Metal
5c
5%
Amer.
(quar.)
preferred
American
t
—
Canada
/
Mills,
3%
Machine
preferred
inc.
14.
Cquar.)
World
Drilling
Patterson
a
effective
Dept. of In¬
three-for-l split.
It
Paper
dividend
American
California
and
Package Products
Puritan
10-17
40c
Indemnity Co.—
surance
10-17
11^1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
Rockland
preferred
Petrolane
,
<quar.)___———
Waterworks
preferred
10-10
Inc.—
at
preferred
preferred
ment
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of the Northwest—
preferred
5%%
25c
—:_
Trust
:
Gas
Stockholders
10-17
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred
Aeronca Mfg.
11-14
4'/?%
11-14
30c
(increased)—
General
4'/2'A-
Admiral
11-18
25c
omitted
,r
preferred
Pacific
____
Parker
Utilities
>
(quar.)
Fund
Corp.,
preferred D
5%
10-21
10-21
11-1
11-18
$1
(quar.)__.
10-14
22'/2c
pfd.
10-18
I
-
11-18
$1.06'A
Pottery "(quar.)
&
4.65%
10-21
10-21
:
1
$1.12%
•
Inn
40c
Orange
10-18
(quar.)
10-10
11-
25c
7%c
Extra
holders
1
Co.
(quar.)
—^
Benbow
1
$1.14
Engineering,"class
stock omitted
10-14
11-1
11- 1
—
10-20
10-31
1
93%c
12%c
12%c
6>/4%
20c
(interim)
11-15
1
75c
class A
dividend
12-15
56'Ac
RR.—
payment
Oil'&
Odin
4.75%
(quar.)
Trailer
Gamble-Skogmo,
1
12-
Extra
—
com.
12-
Air
(quar.)__
three
to
C.) Co.,/new
Onondaga
——
—
9-30
1.2-
5Qc
Extra
Stock
American
10-19
(England)
Ltd.
Co.,
10-14
10-19
_;
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
w
10-19
preferred
Motor
1
Inc.^______——
"
common
1
Chemical—
&
(quar.)
Foote Bros. Gear & Machine,
Class
B
1
;
(stock
11-
quar.)___
Extra
11-
.__
Financial
Machinery
Class
11-
*
Charter
Admiral
; "
Associates,
held
'
*
11-1
(monthly)
10-10
Per
$1
&
10-14
10c
Addressograph-Multigraph
$1.183A
preferred
receive
Merchandise
Extra
t35c
lc
lc
Monthly
Monthly
Northwest
_
1
cents
(quar.)"
Mfg.,'
35c
Television,
will
convertible
10-14
12-15
t35c
common
(quar.)
(Del.)
Corp.
&
Illinois
t35c
A
common
preference
Federated
Pa.)
(quar.)
11-
12-15
fiscal
Name of Company
10-11
10-17
Telephone (quar.)i_____-_
North Shore Gas (111.)
(quar.)_ii____:_—--V*
10-15
conv.
10-20
10-17
(quar.)
Growth
(A.
$1.50
Brewing Corp.- (quar.)L_^.—"
preferred (quar.)
Falstaff
10-14
preceding table.
10-31
Pittsburgh
Northern
1
10-14
1
Below we give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
10-31
——
Bank
6
10-25
11-
55c
' 15c
Income
—
preferred (quar.)—,
Wisconsin Fund, Inc.;
40c
Co.—■
Laboratories,
Central
York
10-
10-15
B
25c
(quar.)_
shares
(Common
New
11-15
10-15
preference
10c
Telefilm
10.
New
.
-
(stock dividend)
Co.
12-15
7
_
4'/2 %
$3.75
11-15
25C
—
Millwork Corp
Grocery
10-
12-15
25c
(s-a)
-
10-31
25c
—
dividend
Eastern
Empire
10c
____________—_
(quar.)<
37'/2c
^
Theatres
National
2%
Lines
preferred
this" time)
at
(quar.)
4'A% preferred
Pa_)
Movielab
New
Class
prior
"
■
10-19
Drug-Fair-Community Drug Co.—
Eastern
$2
$3
,
,
.
11-2
.'
omitted
County
(Norristown,
10-14
10-
36%c
Investment
year
~
10-10
(quar.)
10-28
net
payment
of
33
securities
profits
for
net
White Stag
■
.
10-10
B
10c
10-14
10-13
Fund—
from
11-2
10-10
preferred.series
and
11-17
10-24
5c
15c
year-epd
1
1
4.80%
gains)
a
12-
!.
Reclaiming
preferred
Nov.
capital
Equity
cents
and
10-19.
11-
(quar.)
Monongahela Power, 4.40%
11-15
12-
5c
1
$1.29
10-
4.36%
11-15
1
5c
*
Corp.
11-
11-25
(extra)
Stockholders
investment
net
from
Wellington
Class
effect
(quar.)
1
$1.12%
10-10
C
11-30
10-14
(quar.)
pfd.
White Sewing Machine—
1
series
10-29
Products
10-19
1
preferred
25c
10-14
(increased)-.
11-10
1
4.50%
110c
10-31
10-31
62Vac
Corp.
1
(quar.)____
Co.
7
$2.62
(quar.T
Match
1
11-
12-30
(s-a)
"Victor
—
11-
2-
(quar.)____
4%%
11-
>
"
Minneapolis-Moline
(resumed
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.56% preferred (quar.)
Inc.—
from
cents
Corp.
Industries,
Chemical,
12-
10-18
11-
10-13
12-
Tunnel
&■
5%'.preferred
1
$1.24
,10-25
$1
Canada
10-14
$3.12
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Montgomery
Electrohome
10-
10-31
——
—
ending Oct. 31)
White-Rodgers Co, (quar.)
(quar.)
Rubber
Common
9-22
12-15
$3
S
Universal
1-16
,11-
$1.04
10-20
3
12-15
10-15
10-28
$1.16
11-15
10-
10-15
3
1-
f40c
(quar.)_,
Home & Development, class A (quar.)
Radium Corp, (quar.)
Union Commerce Bank of Cleveland
(quar.)_
United .Transit' Co., common (quar.)
5
11-15
Co.
Miller & Rhoades,
3
1
12-31
3%
12%c
U S
Borax
l'Ac
B
Messer Oil
10-21
B)____
(s-a)
30c
__.
10-10
1
preferred
from
par)
t^o
,10-13
■,
and
(s-a
—
___!
Casualty
Stores
10-14
•' f
A
(s-a)_
5
(quar.)'
B
'
11-15
the
'"
*
f'59c
(25c
as
so
(quar.)
payment
Mercantile
>
class
on
preferred
10-29
$1.75
Melville Shoe, common (increased)
43A% preferred A (quar.)
10-15
of
8-15
12%c
Maryland Casualty Co. -(quar.) "_
McGregory-Doniger, class A (quar.)
10-15
»
15c
&
10-17
.
10-27
Union Stock Yard Co._
1
10-25
10-28
shares_________
dividend
preferred
11-25
Light—
&
10-14
11-15
Dean
Detroit
12-
37 %c
A
$6.25
1
10-11
—
.
Aluminum—-■
&
(Common
11-15
split
(increased-quar.)
Traders Building Association, Ltd.
3
$1.50
(quar.)
1
class A and B
7%
12-
(quar.)___
stock
held
Manhattan Shirt Co.
10-15
Dominion
10-17
1
11-
2-for-l
a
10-15
20c
(increased)
preferred
10-20
11'Ac
Denver
1-
11-15
Co.—
approved
1
27%c
Jersey)
10-31
(quar:)
11-17
5c
t$1.31
A
10-14
12-
__y7r:_'_
Maine
t2c
Co.
& Co.
Products
(Stock
10-15
2%
:____
split)
10-10
Craig Bit, Ltd
&
20c
7
10-14
10-
$2.50
„
*
____!
8c
(initial)
11-
6
10-31
50c
______
9c
"
12-14
12-
10-28
25c,
.,
(quar.)
27%c
Fund—
P.)
87%c
Ltd.
5.16%
6
10-20
$1.25
quar.)
12-28
20c
V
,
(quar.)
11-10
$2
10-11
$16%
(quar.)_
(quar.)___——
$2.54
$1.25
'
—
(quar.)
.
.)
bo
Inc.
(quar.)___
Industries
(initial)—
Tropical Gas Co.—
.
Iquar.)
common
12-1
64
—
10-11
1
30c
9-29
20
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp.-(Del.)
Corp
System
5%
1
1111-
Corp.—
of
preferred
Louis
(quar.)
Securities
10-14
1
ut
shares
4%%
St.
&
Columbia
5%
each
(quar. )
preferred
preferred
time.)
(from investment income)
6%
for
dividend)
common
4.44%
held)
Chicago
1
11-
(quar.)
.'
20c
(quar.)
Louisiana Power &
2
11-10
25c
or
11-
11-
2%
(quar.)
Tip Top
"•
9-30
20%
1
/
this
11-14
Gas
V
—
(Mo.)
Co.
4.16%
10-
12-1
S~~\
....
(J.
Directors
—
Trust
1
12-
60c"
Colonial Fund
Ford
.
-
SI
omitted
Cincinnati,
Cleveland
Food
v
(quar.)
1-2
1
$1.05
(quar.)
Oil—•
payment
Optional
First
Suburban
d_dr__l_—,
1-
25c
(quar.)
Bank
1
11-15
(quar.)
&
3-for-l
4
$1.05
Light Co,—
(quar.)
Cotton
Cleveland,
6%
11-15
(quar.)
11-
$$1.25\
common
preferred
(Common
Evans
1
12-1
_______
common
Printing Co.,
Marsh
City Stores (quar.)
3
12-
50c
28c
(stock
Portland. Cement
for
■„
Trust,
(quar.)
Manhattan
Chickasha
(7
35c
(quar.)
10-12
1-15
|20c
preferred
4.20%
Cornet
(quar.)__
share
(quar.)
Central Power &
4%
preferred
Ry.,
Stevens
—
(quar.)
Electronics
11-14
$1
common
preferred
Chase
10-18
(
Ltd.
5%
A
Investment
1
^
Inc." (quar.)
Cooler
(Two
10-17
11-28
____,
Canadian
Canadian
12-
6-for-l,
$100
11-
dividend
Lincoln
7
J25c
,;iT2-
Co.
Co.
11-
each
from
par
Steinbergs, Ltd., 5rA% "preferred
Investment—
Insurance
Stores
Bank
Stock
10-14
1
Life
preferred
2nd preferred
Loral
11-
50c-
for
change its
10-28
Co.
1st
Loblaw
(extra)
(one
and
1
(3%
10-17
10-31
tl2V2C
;
stock
common
11-15
:
M.)
Company,
LaCrosse
10-14
35c
Co.,
its
35c
II7
6
9-30
pro¬
35c
split
10-17
35c
Chemical
—
Paper
Kennametal,
$3.50
(quar.)___
to
5
1
J20c
(quar.)
Industries
17c
heLdi
4.96%
Gas
10-14
1
Plans
4
10-
11-
Telephone Co.—•
$1.12%
com.
share
(one
Chemical
10-29^
Inc., common■>('quar.\
preferred (quar.)_
.
1'
i
(quar.)
Bell
Spartans
(quar.)
shares
City
Kawecki
10-29
Bullocks,
Buttes
Company
U
.«
Ltd
Co., Ltd.
Southern
12-
profits)
common-
(Earle
Jorgen/sen
shares.tsuiJ
com.
Products,
Southam
10-14
(quarterly of 9'Ac
income plus 73Ac from '
dividend
American
10-29,
Co.__
Forge
Inc.,
15c
30c
•
10-15
11-15
Stamford
Services, Inc.—
5% preferred (quar.)
Johannesburg Consolidated
10-14
20c
a
1
1
11-
(quar.)
!____.—
security
20 shares
.10-14
10-29
28 %c
on
11-
3
,10-29
-
7%c
...
Stores
10-
10-15
40c
-
.
In<i.
investment
Stock
10-5
55c
10
Food
(A. O.) Corp,
Stock dividend
Class
10-10
11-15
(quar.)
10-14
40c
61c
11-1
(quar.)
Mutual,
10-13
10-10
(quar.)
10-20
5c
(quar,)
12-1
—
Corp.,
10-20
1
6'Ac
Smith
11-23
1
50c
.
Smilen
10rl4
1
(quar.)____—
(quar.)__:
Investors Diversified
12%c
Nov.
$2.44
10-21
..
11-
A-*
common
Utilities
preferred
10-18
'15c
on
Coip.,
1
11-
25c
Power, common
preferred A (quar.)_
12-
75c
11-
Therm-O-Disc
$2
10-27
I7%c
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
Brach (E. J.) & Sops—
1
37'/2c 1
'
12-22
20c
(quar.)
com.
Pacific
10-14
1
11-
31'Ac
(quar-.)_r„_—_______
(quar.)z
preferred
12-15
37%c
Behlen
(quar. )__
9-23
•
1
_______
common
10-25
11-
12'/2c
____
10-15
1
20c
Stores,
(quar.)
$1
International
10-18
10-14
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
4'/2%
10-18
10-28
4c
_.
9
10-31
25c
B
Company (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Sea Pak
Sierra
$1
•
and
Sargent &
10-20
10- 5
11-
(quar.)______$.00625
(quar.)
Mills, $1.25 preferred
Interchemical
4
10-28
17%c
___
Products
(quar.)
Extra
7%
Barton's
Vitamin
pfd.
10-28
10-15
47%c
$4
10-28
10-
12-31
10
5,
Common class
1
11-
15c v
—
(quar.)
Power,
Factors,' class B
Kalamazoo
(quar.)
Co.
11-14
5c
4
10-25
10-14
11-
4%
35c
Bearing (quar.)
9-30
1
11-
5c
15)
Rose's
9-23
35c
31'Ac
(s-a)
Lighting &
$1.50
10-17
15c
:
(quar.),
pfd. (quar.)
dividend)—
10-28
50c
-
;
10-18
30c
(s-a)
1
11-15
(Final payment of approximately 31c sub¬
ject to approval of stockholders Dec.
10-21
Industries, Inc. (quar.)__
Backstay Welt Co. (quar.)
Basic
Ball &
Ingersoll-Rand:
10-31
43%c
_____
Co.
(Joseph)
Indian Head
10-21
83/4C
-
(stock
10-20
11-
shares—
Southwestern
11-15
12Vac
>•
America
7
10-10
4
40c
-
1
12-
7%
Products,
of
Chemical
Hudson
'
11-15
12-
50c
Galion
6c
(initial)
_—:
(quar.)
11'Ac
11-30
12-1
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-18
10-31
B-I-F
4%
5
•'
.12-21
$1.12%
___
B
Corporation
11-15
<•
»
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Corp.
Hubshman
Co.—
A
preferred
10-
pfd.
American
11-
5c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
9-30
Houston
Corp.—
Common
12-15
50c
____
-6%- preferred
10-
50c
preferred (quar.)
Water, 7%:: pfd. .(quar.)
Atomic Development Mutual Fund____^_____,
Class
»
11-15
convertible
Banking
1
1
12-12
25c
,75c
Artesian
Automobile
1-
10-15
Home
5c
.
,
(quar.)
Altex
$1.29
$1.25
Jantzen,
Industries
35c
12-15
Hoover
17Vac
v
(quar.)
___
Valley
1
Inc., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Holyoke Water Power (quar.)
■
preferred
1-
2
10-31
_______
(quar.).
4%%
$1.16
Republic Natural Gas
10-18
2
65c
(quar.)
Arkansas
Arnold
,
.
(quar.)
,
1
12-12
t3c
<quar.)__
(quar.)
Appalachian Power Co.—
11-
12-
2
75c
___
Viscose
Anthony
class A
(quar.)
American
15c
12-
1-
tlOc
*
—
Holders
Payable of Rec.
3%
Richardson
Roan
12-23
tl5c
(quar.).
(Minn.)
President: Lines,
10-15
12-23
10-18
-
(increased-quar.)
Premier Insurance
American
10-15
10-10
1.-2
-
"
______
_
Corp.
9-24
1
10-29
Hood
t$1.56'/4
________
Aluminium,
1
11-
10-21
.
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
10-
Holiday Inns
Holly Stores,
10-14
*
Pacific Consolidated
Oils, Ltd._
Algoma Central & Hudson Ry,,, com.
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.).
;
Mills
1
$1.15
Alberta
Allied
11-
l0c
Lines-A
$1.25
$1.37'A
Co., common..
preferred A (quar.)____
Wine, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Gas
Heat-Timer
10-17
$1.05
Mills
Trunk
preferred
10-17
$4
(quar.,).
_____
Gas
6Vi%
10-17
1
$4
RR., >com. (s-a)
preferred
(s-a)__
Co., 4.20% preferred
preferred ;(quar.J__
Alberta
1
Hausman Steel Co.
11-10
5
3%
Alabama Power
4.60%
Alba Hosiery
11-30
11-
18c
Southern
participating
1111-
Harrisburg Telephone, 5%
6
10c
Corp., (quar.)
Airwork Corp. (stock
dividend)
Great
56'Ac
When
Share
-
Radiation, Inc. (stock dividend)
Realty Equities Corp.
(N. Y.)
Red Owl Stores (quar.)'
Reliable Stores Corp. (quar.)
$0.5781'A
Hercules
7VaC
__
(reduced)
Per
Name of Company
10-17
Inc., class A (quar.)
Gulf Power Co., 4.64%
preferred (quar.)—
5.16% preferred (quar.)_
11-10
1-
1
(quar.)
Guerdon Industries
Corp.—
Adams-Millis
Alabama
1-20
11-
(quar.)
5%%
Holders
11-25
2%
_
30c
preferred
Growers
Payable of Rec.
25c
_
Acme Missiles & Construction
Class A common
(quar.)
Acme
When
Share
Vending Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
Greeley
we
.
Name of
ABC
Co., common
Holders
Payable of Rec.
4'/2 %
during the current week.
second
Share
45/a%
Then we follow with
show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but whibh have not yet reached their
payment date.
a
(P. H.)
When
Per
Name of Company
—
10-28
10-
7
25c
12-22
12-
2
12
The Commercial and
(1404)
Per
Name of Company
Anderson
Class
Electric,
15c
B
American
11-15
Canada
Class
11-25
70c
$30c
$72c
$56l/«c
(quar.)
12- 1
10-10
Foundries,
10-10
(quar.)
35c
12-
9
11-14
Canadian
Arena
25c
10-14
9-30
Canadian
Bank
136c
10-15
10- 3
Canadian
$$.007
$$1.37 V4
10-15
10-
10-18
5c
11- 1
10-15
$25c
$62 %c
12- 1
11- 1
10-20
10-21
Canadian
General Investment, Ltd.
Industries, Ltd.,' common
12 Vic
10-15
9-30
Canadian
Oil
30c
12Vic
10-15
9-19
Canadian
Vickers,
10-17
9-30
25c
10-15
9-28
Capital Plastics (increased)
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.
56Vic
12- 1
11-18
60c
10-15
9-23
5V2%
preferred^B
Applied
Arts
-
(quar.)
Corp.
Ltd., common (quar.)
preference series B (quar.)
Corp.,
Argus
$2.50
Fertilizer
Arizona
Armour
Chemical
&
(quar.)
Corp.
Equipment Corp., common
4Vi%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Electric
Arrow-Hart-Hegeman
Electric
Associated
Co
(quar.)
Co.
&
Constable
Arnold
Aro
(quaC)
(quar.)
2Vi%
Stationers
Supply "(quar.)
4%
4.75%
preferred
Wholesalers,
Quarterly
Nichols
$1.20
Ltd.
10-28
9-15
11-
1
10-13
Central
Aguirre Sugar Co.
11-
1
10-13
Central
of
preferred
5%
155c
12- 1
11-15
Central
Hudson
25c
10-15
10-15
Central
Kansas
1-16
.Central
3
Central
(quar.)
V
10-10
Delaware
Railroad
Trust
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
Deming
(quar.)
130c
10-14
9-30
tlOc
10-31
9-30
Denver
120c
11-15
10-15
120c
10-15
10- 4
10c
10-10
9-30
$1.25
10-20
10-10
J
(quar.)
* 25c
Gas
&
10-20
$1.40
preference A
preference B
Central
(L. S.) & Co., common (quar.)
4Vi%' preferred (quaT.)
4y2% pfd. (quar.) (1947 series) (quar.)_
35c
10-31
10-17
$1.12Vi
10-31
10-20
.
.
Ayres
<:
I
Co.—
Piano
6%-preferred
6%
preferred
Baldwin
10-31
10-20
(quar.)
15c
10-31
Co.
preferred
Chain
9-20
Belt
Co.
10-
Distillers,
10-
Dividend
10-15
12-21
$1.50
10-14
12-30
15c
Sons
10-26
10-14
&
11-
1
10-10
9-30
Dome
10-15
9-30
Dominick
Fund,
Bridge,
1
10-20
35c
!_
____
3
10-
3
25c
10-25
10-
7
(stock
25c
dividend)—
5%
V
"
"
V-
10-14
Electric,-common (quar.)
7
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4V4%
preferred (quar.)
4%
Bank
of
California
Bank
of
Nova
10-20
9-26
Common
(quar.)
9-26
Series
10-20
(quar.)
10-20
40c
(quar.)
10-14
'
9-26
10-
National
Life
dividend
Insurance
of
N.
Bathurst
Power
Baystate
Corp.
1
9-30
1
9-30
Citizens
9-29
2%
Paper Ltd., class A
(quar.)_™_—
9-20
10-15
1-2-61
$50c
12- 1
35c
11-
1
12-
Stockholders
9
3-for-l split
a
:
Quarterly
11-23
Clearfield
10-31
Bell
Telephone
Belmont
Iron
Co., of
Works
Berkshire
Gas
Biddeford
&
Biederman
Co.
Biltmore
Class
Canada,
(quar.)
Hats,
A
Mfg.
Bliss
(E.
Co.
W.)
6%
Boise
3Vi%
Corp.
Corp.,
Food
Stock
Bostic
Boston
common
(quar.)„_
(quar.)
Inc.,
class
Co.,
Bourjois,
Inc.
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Pioneer
Bridgeport
Hydraulic
British-American
American
Co.
receipts
11-
Confederation Life
(quar.)__
10-
4
Conn
10-28
10-
7
Connecticut Light & Power,
$2 preferred (quar.)____
Bond
(1959)
$35c
$$1.57
10-15
9-23
Products
(quar.)
Corp.
30c
convertible
preferred
Forge Co.
L
9-15
Co.
(stock
10-15
9-30
Class
11-
f
A
6%
Cal
Industries
Ray Bakeries
7%
Power
Container
10-17
10-19
10-14
4%
9-28
preferred
Packing Corp.
Water
&
6
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
ir>
Motors
Continental
Tiasportation
Controls
of America
10-
11-
1
10-14
Cooper-Jarrett,
n_
x
10.14
Corn
$1.24
preferred
9-23
7
preferred
preferred
Inc.
11-
1
1
9-16
10-14
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
31V4c
9-15
I
10-
11-
1
10-
Co.
&
Corp.
10-
5
11-
10-
7
11-15
10-14
(Del.)
11-
1
10-
I
.
Crowley
10-25
10-
33,.
11-
1
11-$
17Vic
Cork
Crown
Cork
&
Crow's
Nest
10-15
65c
11-21
10-
10-10
60c
11-
Cutter
12y2c
8-22
C.
B
12-
2
2
4
12-
11-18
$1
"
15c
15c
,
17Vic
(quar.»__
1
10-21.
10-31
10-
7
1
,10-13
20c
10-14
9-21
17Vic
10-25
55c
11-
9-30
10-
5
10-25
9-30
tl2Vic
10-31
10-14
12Vic
10-14
9-21
1-1-61
12-18
$2.50
25c
(quar.)
10-15
11-
1
7Vic
10-31
50c
12-15
*75c
11-15
9-25
10-10
10-24
11-16
10-14
11-
6
10-15
10-
4
11-
1
10-13
12-
1
11-14
10-
7
1
10-10
$4.24
10-14
9-30
4 Vi %
Power
&
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
5c.
preferred
preferred
12-30
10-25
12-
2
5c
pfd.
(quar.)
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10--25
9-30
10-14
9-30
$1
11-
1
(quar.)
$1.06
11-
1
__L
12V2%
$1.12Vi
11-
1
10-10
1
(s-a)
$1.16V2
:'
1
10-20
l-3r61
12-20
11-
-
$1.62,
;
12-19
1-3-61
•
9-22
10-22
40c
10-14
9-15
35c
10-31
10-17
tl2V2c
10-31
9-30
20c
10-10
20c
10-17
9-15
9-23
12Vic
10-14
:
9-30
...
.
25c
L
(quar.)^
(N. Y.)—
10-17
9-30
10c
11-15
10-31
8c
11-
■
10-14
1
;
..
.
70c
.
10-30
9-29
$1
.
;
9-30
10-10 "
(
$1.50
,
10-28
10-22
Co.
Assn.—
/ "/,
9-30
10-14
9-30
10-14
-■
9-30
$1.25
,10-14
10-14
9-30
9-30
-
;
10-31
27%c
(quar.)__________
Trust
50c
(quar.)
'
55c
10-11
10-31
10-14
9-30
10-14
9~30
12-15
10-28
45c
1
10-17
25c
common
1
5%
56Vic
10-20
2%
dividend
Camden
12-15
$1.37V2
-
quar.)
Deposit (Md.)
10-31
9-30
9-28
10- 5
10-14
7V2C
(quar.)
1
preferred
(quar.)
Insurance
Firestone Tire &
Stock dividend
v/ 9-30
11-29
$1.25
(initial
Corp.,
9-30
10-15
10-14
15c
;'
5%
Fidelity-Philadelphia
Fund
.
10-17
50c /
28%c
(quar.)™
common
25c '
27c
.
(quar.)
A
3-15
'12- l-.^ll- 1
1-3-61' -- "12-23
*
/_
,
(quar.)___:
common
(quar.)
General
12-15
4-1-61
5c
;
,v
(quar.);____<____i.____
Finance,
12-31
$3
:,$3
;
Rubber
National
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Bank
&
Trust
1111-
Co.—
Quarterly
25c
First
Charter
First
Financial
Corp.,
(initial)
First
National
City
First
National
Credit,
New
First
Pelham
Firth
Sterling Inc., 7%
Haven
Bank
&
A
(N.
class
B
Y.)
(qua*-
11-15
10-21
10-14
10-31
10-31
13-1
10-10
1
10-20
10c
(quar.)_„
10-15
9-30
80c
preferred
11-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
10-17
10- 4
1
10-14
9c
10-17
10- 3
20c
10-20
$1.75
Utilities
Glass,
1
2
11-15
75c
(quar.)
.
Foster-Forbes
11-
12-
10c
dividend)™
(initial)
National Bank
Corp.
Water
(stock
class
5%
10c
Investors
11-
10-10
10-10
(quar.)
10-15
10-
Insurance
B
Florida
7
.
(quar.)„__.
preferred
B
10-
10-15
(final)
com.
(quar.).___,
.
'
10-10
•
common
(quar.)
..
'
.
1
10-20
dividend
9-30
20c
class A (quar.)
Light,. $4
Life
5%
Class
1
9-30
(quar.)25c
Ltd.
1
Y.)
First
10-15
3
10-
50c
5Vi % preferred (quar.)
Federated Department Stores—
First
3
10-
10-15
12-12
(quar.)
Fireman's
10-
10-14
10c
of Delaware (special)
A
Stock
7
10-15
(s-a)
Mortgage
monthly
$2.25 series
2
12-
Traders
Services
Financial
9-30
10-
$1.12V2
Co.,
Trust
preferred
Fidelity &
10-7
-■
1-3-61
;
(quar.)
&
5%
New
1
10-14
$1.50
preferred
preferred
Stock
1
11-
6Vic
"Adrs"J
on
Bank
N.
11-
10-15
10c
(quar.)
Federal Paper Board Co.,
Federal
1
earnings excluding cap¬
6%
(Syracuse,
Quarterly
4.60%
10-15
22V2C
Industries,
Quarterly
:
Farmers Bank of State
/ Increased
10-1
1
20c
•
class A
!
Printing
Co.,
&
10-
10-15
30c
(quar.)
(initial-quar.)
Fallkill National
Farmers
11-
10-15
25c
National
.12-2
11-
(quar.)
Transit System,
Dallas
10c
25c
r
^
Co.
Textile
Fairbanks
9-30
25c
(quar.)
$1.50
gains)
Federal
10-21
.
12-
(quar.)__
Laboratories, class A
Class
D.
A
9-30
12Vic
Insurance
11-25
(quar.)_.;,
Seal Co., Inc., $2 pfd. (quar.)
Seal Co., Ltd. (quar.)
class
10-15
10-15
;
(Pa.)
(quar.)
net
Fed-Mart Corp.
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
non-cum.
$$1
$$1.50
$1.75
Co.
Federal
1-3-61
Coal, Ltd. (s-a)
t30c
Crush International Ltd., common (quar.)__
t5c
6Vi% conv. pref, series A (quar.)
t$1.62Vi
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd. (quar.)__
28c
Cudahy Packing Co., 4Vi% preferred (quar.)
$1.12Vi
$2
11-30
;
.
;.
9-30
25c
(quar.)__
Co.
1
12-15
(quar.)
(s-a)
9-30
,
..
$1.13
(quar.)__
Pass
&
9-30
'10-15
37Vic
(quar.)
&
Crown
10-
10-15
jqc
1
Co.
10-
(quar.)
Rule
Fabien
11-16
12-1
-
3
12-1
ital
3
30c
Milner
2
10-
Quarterly
Crouse-Hinds
1
10-27
:
Williamsport RR.
Oil
Evans
•
(quar.)
Inc.
Products
9-
10-15
10-25
(quar.)____
Lines
.......
(quar.)
9Vic
10-17
/
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
(Accumulated
,,
1™™*'"
Engineering
10-10
12-
t$1.75
(Colorado)
Ero Manufacturing
(quar.)
Eurofund, Inc.— ■
5
16c
(quar.)!___
com.
10-25
12-
(accum.)
about
Ltd.
Equity
5
10-
11-
15c
Mortgage, Ltd. (quar.)
County Trust (White Plains, N. Y.) (quar.)
Cradock-Terry Shoe, 5% preferred (s-a)
Crocker-Anglo National Bank (San Fran.)—
10-
$5c
Corp., Ltd
(quar.)
10-
1
31 Vic
(annual)
1
11-
3ic
,
10-21
11-
30C
(quar.)
11-15
34c
„
(quar.)
9-30
10-15
$1*27 »/2
Camden Fire Insurance Assn.
Camloc Fastener (quar.)
10-15
10-20
$1 17vi
(quar.)
Crush International
Cameo,
10-15
9-30
9-30
11-
40c
~™
(quar.)
$1.32
10-14
75c
(quar.)
$1.25
10-15
11-22
$ioc
(quar.)
com.
1111-
140c
___™__________™___
Aviation
7
$1.50
(quar.)
5
$1.25
_:.
America,
Continetnal
10-20,
$175
Telephone,
$1.20
10-
8c
(quar.)
Continental
jo-
11-
$1
(quar.)
California
5
11-
,
Corp. ;of
10-10
17 Vic
Mfg. Co; (quar.)—
Employers Group Asso.. (quar.)__
Enamel & Heating Products, class A (quar.)
Englehard Industries (initial-quar.)
5
10-
—:
common
9-30
10-25
Corp.—
Co.
Preferred
1
10-
1
1-3-61
5C
California
12-
11-
1-3-61
10c
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
,10-20
47Vic
*50c
Co.,
9-30
12-15
Emhart
$1.04
isc
6%
5.10%
1
$1.12Vi
$1.75
.
preferred (quar.)
4.70% preferred (quar.)
11-
..
.
3
10-17
'
12-15
5%
-
preferred
Musical
to
&
11-15
(quar.)
9-28
Elmira
Emco,
(quar.)
9-28
8
1
preferred
10-17
9-
55c
,
1
10-14
-
87V2c
Ltd.-r-
preferred
&
Equal
10-28
(quar.)
Ltd.—
11-
10-
10-28
■
$1.121/a
Stop Nut Corp. of America
11-
preferred
i0-17
7
2nd
11-15
$4.16
5c
(quar.)
common
10-10
-
6%
11-15
$4.50
25c
(quar.)
Power,
25c
10-
10-17
2%
dividend)
(quar.)
Oregon
11-
10-17
15c
Fund
preferred
4%
10-31
35c
Ltd., common (quar.)
California Electric Power, $3 pfd.
(quar.)
California
Electric
10-31
25c
Power,
California
Elastic
9-22
10-14
lOc
Calaveras Land & Timber Corp
Calgary
9-22
15c
Coronation
CMP
9-22
51 Vic
Co., class A
preferred (quar.)
9-16
10-14
-10c
preferred
11-
(s-a)
Theatres
States
4Vi%
11-
1
$4.52
11-21
12-
(quar.)_
Water
conv.
Consumers
1
$1.37Vi
.
9-16
.
,
25c
—
Industries
Mfg.
35c
.
11-25
1
Co.—
Engineering (initial)
Eichler Homes, Inc.
Ekco
Products, common (quar.)
(Toronto)—
.
11-
tlOc
$93%c
(accum.)
preferred A
10c
Ltd.—
&
:
12-13
15c
•
11-25
»
10-15
2%
1;
10- 6
12-13
1>
"„-/v
;
preferred... (quar.) ___—;—'
10-11
10-
10-15
..
2%
.
9-27
1
11-1'
/
>
,
Edwards
9-22
(quar.).
Consolidated
15C
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
1211-
17%c
—____
M.)
15c
(quar.)_
Mills,
11* '
35c
Laboratory (quar.)
Edgcomb Steel (New England)
Edison Sault Electric (quar.)
9-20
tl2c
Textile
preferred
Irac-
Economics
10-14
10-10
$.00875
(quar.)
Brewing Co. (quar.)
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Terminal
10-28
(quar.)
Y.). $5 pfd.
of
9-23
10-14
-
tlOc
";;$ 15c
•
paid)
Nemours
Bakeries,
Echlin
1
55c
'
:
Consolidated
10-10
11-
51c
Gas
$7
9-26
1
50c
Paper/Ltd. (quar.)______
Royalties," Inc., pfd. (quar.)
Royalty Oil (s-a)
Consolidated
l
12-
28c
(quar.)
(N.
$17V2C
■
(quar.)
J15c
"13c
lieu
in
be
$6 preferred B
(accum.)
Easton National Bahk & Trust
9-23
(quar.)_
5%
10-10
(quar.)
Natural
.12-31
10-15
10c
Burger
(A.
11-
10-15
10-15
(quar.)___
preferred
Consolidated
10c
;•
(s-a)
preferred
—
Eastern National Bank (Long Island)
Extra
;
10-20
1
(quar.)
Consolidated
11-30
-
1-5-61
1
11-
50c
preferred
Consolidated Edison
10-28
$26c
__
Buckingham Freight Lines, class A
Class B
(quar.)
Budget Finance Plan, com. (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Buffalo
12-15
11-
45c
$1.90 pfd. (quar.)
$2.20
.
Machinery
common
$2.04
3
8-23
Extra
17Vic
__.
11-10
11-10
J50c
G.), Ltd.,
Consolidated
"3%%
(quar.),-^,-^-^
1
1
J15c
Consolidated
(quar.)
preferred
Buchanan Steel
7%
10-
10-11
(Canada)—
4.16%
Browning-Ferris
Byers
10-14
,
-
Co.
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)
Brooke
Bush
9-27
(C.
$2.06
taxes).
60c
10-14
,
93%c
Power, Ltd.
(quar.)
Telephone—
preferred
(quar.)
British Petroleum, Ltd.—
.American deposit receipts
(interim)
(Equal to approximately 9c after British
12-
Quarterly
9-15
Columbia
(Ralph)
Assurance
10-28
1
participating
Participating
5
12-
(quar.)
10-28
$0,071
614%
Brodie
Machinery
10-31
Ltd.—
(interim)
British-Columbia
British
10-10
1
12-
$1.31%
Concord Natural Gas, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
47Vic
preferred
Tobacco
deposit
Compo Shoe
10-10
22c
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%%
10-10
1
9-27
11-15
common
(cash
will
4%
Commonwealth Gas Corp. (stock dividend)™
Commonwealth Trust (Pittsburgh) (quar.)
flOc
.
Eastern
2.4%
1
10-14
quar.)
1
Centers, Inc.
preferred
$1.16
11-
J55c
(quar.)
de
10-15
*
Kootenay Power Ltd.—
7%
12-16
(quar.)_
common
11-
1
East
'9-30
■
$1.25
Uquar.)___
11-15
Eagle Food
10-20
/(quar.)
11-
10-15
7c
(Memphis)
Co.,
preferred
15c
10-20
10-14
11-15
L_
preferred
3
1
10-24i1-1-61
(quar.)___
4.64%
3
11-
9c
Edison
Ltd.
Laboratories—
I.)
10-15
1,
11-
*60c
Sons,
shares
9-30
10-15
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
dividend;
Eastern
Inc.
< tl5c
t37V2C
(quar.)
Corp.
Stock
1-1-61
Cq(
dividend V
(E.
45c
(quar.)
5.25%
10-
Dura
America—
9-19
11-
5c
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-19
10-17
3
33 Vi %
14c
,
(s-a)
Co7—
J
Engineering,
10-31
preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
Eastern
10-10
11-15
5
50c
10-10
$1.20
Ltd—
7Vic
J
Ohio Electric
10-14
11-15
11- 1
Metals & Supply (quar.)™™^
Canada, Ltd., common (quar.)_i
preferred (quar.)
7Va%
5
10-
87Vic
1956
Power
Drug
Commonwealth
Stock
110-
3
.-11- 8
J50c
$4.50
i
Co.—
1947 &
75c
_
Ltd. (interim)
Mines,
7
1-15
10-15
11-
i20c
•-
'
(quar.)__
com.
12c
Ltd.,
Coal
&
1
—
of
duPont
5
„
(quar.)
Commerce Title Guaranty
5
12-
5%
12Vic
1-
9-30
9-30
11-
10-31
10-15
-
participating
$1.12Vi
$1.07
(quar.)
Products
Bralorne
10-
B__
dividend
Commerce
9-29
1
1-3-61
10-14
1-15
(quar.)
Southern
Combustion
3
12Vic
(quar.)
Bowman
Stock
11-19
20c
(quar.)
Bowater Paper Corp.,
Co.
15c
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
4.78%
A
A
11-
Finance
pfd. series
Combined
9-30
11-15
12-20
(quar.)______
Steel
Film
DuPont
3
1-3-61
Ducommun
Pittsburgh RR.—
guaranteed
Monthly
7
10-14
75c
Y.)
3%
;
class
10-25
50c
87Vic
Ry.
Enterprises, Ltd.
Insurance Co/ of
12-
class
(quar.)
&
12-17
10c
(quar.)__
common
&
Colorado Central
10-31
11-30
Mahoning
Columbus
11-15
15c
(quar.)__j:__:
Combined
10-
20c
(N.
9-16
10-15
&
4
10c
"60c
•
10-
$17V2C
dividend
Du-Art
9-16
37 Vic
;——
Co.
9-29
10-15
10-10
75c
__
5%
9-30
30c
(quar.)
class A
9-30
10-14
lc
guaranteed
Colonial
9-16
45c
(quar.)
11-
Y.), class A
•_
&
Regular
1
25c
pfd.
Stores, Inc.
Edison
4.25%
-
10-14
11-23
:
10c
quar.)_
(quar.)_
Co.
(N.
both
on
preferred
Special
10-10
10-
10-15
dividend
Bostitch,
10-20
10-25
25c
(quar.)
Concrete,
9-30
110c
(quar.)__
preferred
Borman
10-14
125c
Cascade
Borg-Warner
1
10-14
21c
(quar.);
Co.,
Inc.
11-
Electric
Electric Illuminating,
Cleveland
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bell,
9-15
(resumed)
com.
common
$1.80
Bioch Bros. Tctoacco Co.,
Blue
10-15
$1.25
.
(quar.)
Bings
4Vi%
50c
(quar.)
class A
Inc.,
Ltd.,
9-30
25c
Water
Furniture,
11- 1
155c
Ltd
(quar.)
Saco
Bigelow-Sanford,
117Vic
:_
11-25
(quar.)_
divid.
Cleveland
(quar.)„
&
City Title Insurance
Clayton Mark & Co.
10-17
-
approved
B
Stock
Belding-Corticeili, Ltd.—
preferred
12-15
$1.25
*
,
—
City Investing Co., common (quar.)
City National Bank
&
Trust
(Chicago)—
vll- 3
Corp,—
Gas
Casualty Co.
Class
10-21
43c
(quar.)
10-20'
3 7 Vic
preferred
Cincinnati
11-
7Vi%
:
&
Aircraft
11-
J.
____:
37Vic
_—
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)
Chicago Musical Instrument (initial
7
J 10c
Stock
7%
A
$55c
.
Bankers Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
'Barber' Oil Corp, (stock dividend)
Beech
(quar.)
$1
Assn.
Extra
Bankers
-
Common
$1.06
National
Scotia
9-26
$1.75
7%
10-20
Co.,
Chemical: Co.
Stock
9
9
$$1.12Va
i;j
tional
Dow
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR. Co.
55c
Glass
preferred
.,
10-
99-
11-15
(quar.)
(R. R.) &
Stock dividend
'
1
10-24
10-25
Doipinion Textile, Ltd. (quar.)
9-30
■
11-
■'/
10-15
Ltd. .(quar.)—,__—
Donnelly
10-15
87Vic
5
5c
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd., com.
•
•
(quar.)_*
7%
9-30
37V?c
(quar.)_.
Inc
preferred
Dominion
9-28
10-14
—___—39c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Extra
10-10
-
11-14
$1.12 Vi
Ry.—
1
10-17
.
.
(quar:)——
preferred
11-
5c.,-
:
preferred
Mines,
Dominion
10-
11 Vic
Second convertible preference
10-
10-19
10-24
;v '•»
common
4Vi %
10-15
10-10
payable
Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd. (s-a)
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd.. common (quar.)
10-20
11- 1
11-15
10-15
$.076
10%
tax)_„
(initial)
(quar.)
class A
Corp.,
10-20
,10-15
_
Drilling,
Mfg.
10-11
7c
(quar.)___-_____■
income
1
11-
17Vic
Corp.
Ohio
&
11-1
9-29
10-10
1
:
11-15
27V2C
(quar.)_
common
(from income)
convertible
11-
10- 3
1
f
stock
or
10-15
15c
10-10
10-15
,
income
investment
net
Dixilyn
$1.50
,
1
11-15
plus 9c from capital gains pay¬
cash
in
Dodge
9
,
Bangor Hydro
from
cash,
able
*
Inc.—
12-9
35c
Refining
Inc.
preferred
3 Vi %
9-19
2V4c
9
(less
12-
37V/2c
.____
Corp.,
Products
.Chesapeake
10-12
15c.
(quar.)
4Vi %
9-30
$1.50 1-13-61.
9-30
—
4
11-30
1
'11-
37V2C
15c
25c
$6
(quar.)—-—
receipts
British
deposit
Ltd.
Shares,
12-21
(quar.)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
r
American
12-21
25c
(quar.)
(quar.
(extra)
Oil
Chemical
10-10
Co.,
10-
$1.19
(quar.)
Chemical Fund,
•
(quar.)
&
70c
Champlin
(quar.)
(Joseph)
Soya
Century Acceptance
10-20
5c
(quar.)
Rubber
.Bancroft
$1.12Vi
.
Corp.
-
„
-
-—
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin
"
.
Electric
Baldor
"
Distillers
of N. Y._.
Ltd.—
10-
12-15
50c
40c
...
10-10
10-
10-15
12-
$1.50
(quar.)__
common
10-
12-
(s-a)
Me.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
10-28
10-28
(quar.)
9-23
,
9-30
$1
Discount Corp.
10-31
(quar.)_
$1.40
10-25
in-
from
gains)
10-15
13c
ll-l*
10- 7
1
Dominion
11- 1
(5c
from
Co.
$1.25
(increased)
pfd. (quar.)
21c
Fund,
16c
12-15
10-31-
.50c
10-
1
12-
10-31
Electric
(Chicago)
1-2-61
Co
(Augusta,
Trust
$1.25
preference
10-21
(quar.)
$1.50
40c
-
Yard
Stock
National
in
30c
and
come
(Wilmington)
Edison
Diamond
25c
(quar.)__
:
conv.
Axe-Houghton
Depositors
Securities Corp.-—
convertible
11- 1
10-20
Company (quar.)—
Mines, Ltd
25c
,_
-.
4%%
9-30
—__
preferred (quar.)
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
Dillon
(J. S.) & Sons Stores
11-
.
$10c
(quar.)
Power,
9-26
10-27
11-15
75c
(s-a)__
10-15
33c
$1.12J/a
...
12-15
3
$1
(quar.)
Light Co. (quar.)
Union
Detroit
5
10-10
11-15
Dennison
(quar.)
.
10-
10-
10-10
$1.19
40c
28Vic
(quar.)
pfd.
A
Co.
Delaware
(quar.)__
A
National Bank
$1.50
preferred
class B
capital
1
25c
preferred B
10-
11-
class
t25c
$15c
:
10- 5
10-15
11- 1
10-25
1-3-61
60c
Delaware Power &
(quar.)
5%
v
10-10
Vilbiss
Georgia Ry. Co.—
5
1
1
4%%
t5c
10-
11-
11-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
10-25
25c 1-15-61
9-30
$$1.25
(quar.)
common
11- 1
125c
1
1
De
of Rec.
64c per Depositary
Chemical Coatings—
Soto
De
1
Holders
10-15
amounting to ap¬
share
shillings,
5
11-
—
Corp.,
preferred
11-10
..
10-
of
proximately
11-
(quar.)
(10-14
Celotex
10-15
Dividend
X37VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-15
Co.—
prior
Asbestos,
$2.50.
—__
$70c
Light, common (quar.)
Co., 4V/2% pfd. (quar.)
Inc.
93%c
(quar.)
&
&
(quar.)_
:
Ltd.
Steels.
Austin
Power
Extra
3- 3
9-15
(increased-quar.)
11- 1
5%
3- 3
DeBeers
t45c
Pirie Scott &
Cassiar
9-26
4-1-61
4-1-61
(s-a)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Products,
Ltd., 5Vi% pfd. (s-a)
(Tulsa, Okla.)
(quar.)
Insurance
Ltd.
Cos.,
Carson
Common
Atlantic
Atlas
preferred
Carolina
3- 3
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
12- 8
$1.18%
preferred (s-a)
Refining Co., 3.75%
pfd.
Life
10-20
Ltd.
Steel,
13c
non-cum.
Atlas
Drawn
Canadian
RR.—
Atlantic
5%
60c
3
5%
Water,
Davenport
t$2
30c
(quar.)
Coast Line
Atlantic
Canadian
9-15
Lines,
Commerce
27Vic
$1
v
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar.)
City Electric, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.):
Atchison,
Atlantic
Consolidated Mines American shares
3-
4-1-61
Co.
of
Carter
(interim)
Associated
Steamship
Bronze, Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)
5%
3
Ltd. Ordinary
Industries,
9-15
4-1-61
$75c
' $12 V2C
(s-a)_
Extra
(quar.)
B
10-17
$75c
Inc.
Class
10-28
pld. (quar.)_
—
Dayco Corp., $2 pfd. A (quar.)__
Dayton & Michigan RR, 8% pfd. (quar.)™
Davega Stores Corp. of N. Y., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)
(s-a)
Co.
(quar.)
11-15
$1.06 Vi
A
Ansul
class A
Daryl Industries
10-28
Corporation, 3%%
Dana
9-28
Ltd.—
Anheuser-Busch,
Anthes-Imperial (Cp.,
10-14
11-15
U5c
Canada
Chemical
10-31
10-28
mVaC
B
When
Payable
50c
„
preferred (quar.)
Packers Ltd., class
Class
11-10
11- 1
11- 1
(quar.)_
$15c
Extra
9-30
10-20
Per
Share
preferred
93%c
9c
$1.25
50c
$1
25c
30c
$8a/4C
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Iron
4 Vi %
10-13
Canada
$2.80
A
A
Canada
ment
of
approximately
positary share)
Anglo-Canadian Fulp & Paper Mills—
preferred (quar.)—,
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class
$2.90 preferred
(quar.)
4'/a%
preferred (quar.)
Foils, Ltd.,
Monday, October 10, 1960
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
.
.
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Campbell Soup (increased-quar.)
Africa, Ltd.—
(interim pay¬
$0.51
per
De¬
South
receipts
Corp.
deposit
Holders
11-15
2Vic
—
Anglo-American
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)
common
Financial Chronicle
.
Continued
•
1
on
page
46
>
Volume 192
Number 5993
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Stock Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
40
Sep
1
59% Feb
9
108 % Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
47% May
20
84% Apr
134
Lowest
40
8
Mar
27% Dec 16
23% Mar
46 % Nov
23
57
36% Oct
12% Nov
4
26
Jan
2
26
Sep
Aug 17
23
12
2
34% July 15
30 % Mar
9
Jun
Sep
21
2
17% Dec
71
3
Oct
42% Jun
29
52
15
ACF Industries Inc
Jan
15% Jan
32% Jan
28% Jan
Apr
47
Jun
23% Jan
5
Jun
94
20
4
4%
58
107
Air
Reduction
30%
31
30%
37
31%
12%
12%
36%
37%
12%
12%
36%
36%
6,500
9,400
21%
21%
17%
21
17%
18
18
23%
24
19
23%
24
23%
18%
24
12%
19%
24,100
23%
24
23%
24
Inc
24
25
24
24
24%
73%
25%
25
75%
11%
25
73%
75
76
79
79
11%
11%
80%
l
11%
24 %
24
11%
12
24%
24
11%
23%
11%
24
24
24%
24%
25%
5,300
10%
11
10%
10%
65%
*244
66
65 %
66
2,600
15,300
4
10,700
50o
3% Sep
28
~7% Jan~14
A
industries
9
32% Aug .26
19% May 12
Alabama Gas Corp
Alco Products Inc
2
11% Oct
2
18
38% Feb
53% Jun
Aldens
h
9% Jan
32% Jan
44% Jan
89
28
lo
57
Dec
52% Jan
75
Dec
26% Feb
104
32% Sep
90% Jan
16
59
46
Dec
22
21% Mar 20
46% Sep 21
36% Dec 22
8% Oct
i
28% Aug 25
4
M
64% Apr
44% Feb
21
24
32
14% Feb
4
5
61% Jun
11
17
,
38% Sep
27
8
27
1
39% July 15
77% May 11
115% July 24
13
84% Sep
1
4
40
Jan
28
Sep 29
132
Jan
28
36 % Apr
13
28'/a Sep 26
28% Sep 28
35% Jan
19
4
Jan
4
108
Allis-Chalmers
33% Jan
39
Feb
5
52
Mar 31
12
51
Dec
44% Sep 22
69% Nov 25
; 27% Dec
23 % Nov
22
18
117% Nov
2
32% Oct
66
Jftfl
23% Sep
22
45%
Jan
Apr
2
64%
2
20% Feb ; 11
14% Mar 18
35% Sep
2
35% Jan
6
38% Aug 23
40'A Sep 29
46% Mar 22
51% Jan 13
17
21
24% Jan 11
36%Sep 26
28
44% July 5
89
Mar 30
7
59%Jun 14
3
27% Aug 18
!46% Jan 21
69% JulylS
33% Jan
Juh
106
May 28
Sep
2
81% Jun
"65 %
Jan, 15
46% Sep 17:
July; 88
44% Oct
24% Oct
45% Oct 20
25
55%
May"ii
Jan
2
46
July 27
86% Nov
9
45
Feb.
25'% Oct 39
8% NOV 27
31
Mar 13
122
Feb
9
—
;
84% Apr
15% Dec
23
17% Dec
3
93
Dec
29
45% Oct
9
76% Dec
30
17 y8
15
30
25
Jan
4
49% Jan
4
14
26
1
98
22
86% Jan
14
24 Vb Dec
30
32% Jan
22
13% Jun
8
Dec
18
15% Oct
14
22
1371
Dec
22
22,500
96%
96
96
16%
16 Va
16
16%
16
46%
16
47%
46
16%
2,200
48%
50%
14%
46%
14%
16%
14%
46%
14%
48
14%
49%
50 ya
27,300
14
67
11
75% Aug 22
48% Aug 12
16% Feb
3
12
19
July 22
138 ya Jan
7
Jun 20
145y« Aug 24
96%
*96
96%
Mfg
•96
14%
*83 %
44
convertible preferred
7%
44
83%
24%
24%
*83%
23%
102%
*98%
10
!
No par
Aluminum Co of America___
l
28%
29%
29
28 %
29 y8
28%
69%
Aluminium Limited
Leather
7%
45 y4
*98%
100
15
70%
67%
6% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace Corp
—50
*31%
34
'31%
*55
57
'55
15
15
15
1,500
49%
49
49%
3,tt>0
37
37
800
7%
7%
7%
7%
44%
44%
44%
83%
*83%
44%
83 y«
83%
83%
83 y4
60
24%
•100
24%
102%
24%
24%
35,600
•99 %
102%
24%
24
83%
24%
7%
7%
7%
1,600
44%
45
45%
6,500
102%
29%
*99%
102%
28%
29%
29
29%
29%
28%
70%
28%
28%
28%
29%
29%
67%
69
29%
29%
3,500
57,900
69
70
67%
69 %
21,600
34
*31%
34
•31%
34
•31 %
34
57
*55
57
•55
57
42%
42%
•55
41%
42
57
42
42
61%
63%
62%
64
62%
66%
'24%
1
12.50
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemlcal__No
par
American Airlines common
1
3%% convertible preferred
100
100
37
47%
•36%
Co—
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
19
18%
19
18 %
18%
97%
94
94
93%
39%
39%
31
31
18%
*94
♦93
42%
42%
43
64%
66
24%
18%
97%
42%
24%
64%
24%
18 %
24%
4,200
18%
25,600
18%
66%
40
39%
40
39%
39%
93%
•39%
30%
31
31
•30
60
31%
60
30=%
50
59
59
*68
Arma Corp
J2
American Brake Shoe Co
No par
59
58%
59
16
16
58
16
15
15%
15%
15%
36%
15%
37%
35%
36%
36%
36%
15%
35%
37 y4
38%
36%
38
1,400
53,300
58
15%
No par
Bank Note common
<6% preferred
40
_10
__
*30%
American Bosch
37%
38%
*19
American Cable h Radio Corp.
1
American Can Co common.
12.60
7% preferred
25
—
38
38%
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc common..
1
5% preferred
—,—
.J20
19%
8%
...
*19
8%
'34%
-
35%
8%
34
19%
,
*19
8%
36%
36 %
36 %
36%
- -
42%
43.
43 %
>43'A.
>
62%
'62%
-17%
*37%
38%
_100
*83%
84%
*83%
American CyanamM Co
*10
American Distilling Co.
-10
American Electric Power Co.U—-Id
84%
45%
46%
24%
44%
45%
-
Amer Commer Barge Line Co.
_3
American Crystal Sugar com—.10
4%*
prior preferred——
.
.
Corp
—,z—.5
American European 8ecur___No pas
American Export Lines -;Inc-_—-40e
American A Foreign Power__No p*r
24%
-
1
'53%
-
American Enka
" •
•
American Hardware
Corp.
29
•
v
23%'
■
7
•-
12.50
23%
American Home
5%%
prior preferred
4%% preferred
166
News
rrn.
84%
17%
23%
7y8
7
23%
168
23%
162
19%
103
*100%
21%
*90
2
16%
'
16%
16%
.25
15
21%
20'/a
*15
•83%
84%
44%
45%
25%
•24%
53%
53%
54%
53%
17%
30
17%
18%
17%
•29%
30%
23%
23%
7%
7%
-
24
7Yo
23%
19%
19%
19%
14%
14%
19%
19%
8,800
38
100
84%
-
44%
44%'
49,500
25%
1;600
12,900
28
54%
19%
29
23%
23%
4,300
7%
18,300
23
164
49%
*84
'1
26
23
161
49
62
25
22%
162%
,
17%
*37.
38
7
9
,
23
162% 165
6,100
-600
I,500
II.800
50%
.
50%
19%
*19%
51%
19%
*14
14%
300
20
20%
4,600
J 14%
20
8,300
1,300
*100%
62%
103
61%
35
21
•37
19 y4
85
*90
5,500
37%
*14
19%
35
15
63
63%
64%
85
84
84
85
35
60
35%
36%
36
38
21%
21%
21%
22
1,700
24,400
*82
34%
20%
21%
93
•100% 103
21%
93
*90
•90
*100% 103
64%
•82%
93
•90
66%
56,000
.
93
16%
16%
16%
15%
15
15
15 y4
200
20%
20%
21%/
21
21%
21
21%
92,900
69%
68%
69%
7,300
15%
*15%
16
15%
15%
*15%
16
3,900
69%
69%
69%
69%
35
34%
35%
34%
53%
52%
53%
52
52%
53
53
54
71 ya
69 y4
54%
71%
70%
2,700
68%
70%
71%
70%
36%
37
36
36
36
71%,
36
36%
35%
12 y4
,
69%
35
69 V2
'
68%
36ya
52%
Optical Co
1
Amer Photocopy Equlpm't C0.N0 par
70%
35
Nopar
Nopar
American Rad A Std Sany com
5
7% preferred
100
22
93
1,400
5,600
17%
45%
22%
103
*82
341/2
20%
1.66%
American Potash As Chem
85
42%
62%
84%
48
19%
34 y2
42%
37%
•83%
44%
23%
14%
*82
3,900
17%
159
19
62
50.000
36%
62
49%
14%
63Va
34%
36%
43
61
23%
166%
19%
62%
33%
36%
42%
17%
7
20
*100
34%
•36%
17%
7ya
14'A
16,200
8%
61
*29
24
19%
38%
19%
42%
-
52%
29%
1
48%
38
34%
8%
*24 %
.
800
190
♦19
38%
19%
"1^%
25
200
1,000
36 %'
17%
v
39%
31%
19,800
7,600
6o.ya
...
54%
17%
*28
97
8%
33%
*
53%
:r r
*42%
17%
38
1
1
Motors Corp.
Natural Gas Co
29
25
62
19y4
14'A
100
Molasses Co
64%
17%
*37%
-49%
3.50
American Metal Products
American
American
American
American
American
17%
*
48%
__100
___
17%
60%
18
-.8.%-
*93
36%
36
.
V
38
•19
19%
8%
33%
34%
C
,
American Chain A Cable.—No par
American Chicle Co..—.
Nopar
American Metal Climax Inc. cornel
43% Apr
*96
No par
100
common
lo
__
3.90% preferred
100
American Machine A Metals.No par
43 ya Apr
33% Apr
31,400
16'A
84
Aug 24
58% Jan
6
92% Aug 15
28% Jan 26
10%
96%
27% Jan
15
10%
*94%
16'A
American Mach A Fdry com
1
Mar 17
3,700
33%
Sep
9
74% Jun 15
3«
18% Apr 21
152
103
18
2
28
55% Mar 23
__
Sep
9
Apr
14
26
13
6
6
18
Aug
5
29% Apr 13
74ya Sep
9
44
Sep
1
May
19% Sep
54% Mar
10%
33%
33%
34%
34%
American International Corp
American Investment Co of HI—
94
May 19
53 % July
10%
33%
32%
16% Jan
20% Sep
31% Sep
6
10%
32%
33%
5
76% Jan
4
10%
33%
32%
15
20% Jun
38% Nov
10%
32
34%
24% Jan 18
16
38% Jan
11
11
34
32%
2
30
Sep~21
9% Jan
20
33 y8
Products.
1
American Hospital Supply C0rpi.__2
American Ice Co.
:
Nopar
59% Apr
73% Apr
31% Mar 15
232,400
34%
38% Jan 18
198% Jun 15
61% Jun 28
34ya Jan
56
8
30
82%
35%
17% Feb
52% Nov 17
16
Jan
13
82%
10%
16% Jun
13% Aug
May27
18% July 9
20% Jan
2
Jan
42
11
84%
34%
9
1
Apr
21% Sep 21
89% Dec 14
41
Aug 23
IS
•82%
33%
36% Mar
25
84
7
22% Sep 29
142% Feb 15
-—
Feb
Oct
'6% Jun
3'8% July 21
Jtily 27
105
Sep 27
20% May 12
193
—
-
28
4
18% Jan 22
—
14% Jan 12
71
'
44
84
4
18
84%
47%
4
1
6,300
14
36%
7
13% Sep
43% Jan
1,100
17,800
•83%
47 y8
Jan
8
July 28
33% Sep 26
li
84%
36%
30
2
%
*82%
36 y4
51% Jan
41% Aug 23
19 % Aug 13
%
47%
American
6
48
36%,
July 12
4
46
47%
63
Jan
46%
37
44% Jan
19
47
47%
4
4
12
7'A
5
Aug
25% Mar
61% Aug
7
-55% Apr 28
25% Sep, 14
44% Mat 17
20% Dec 29
37% Dep 24
27
45%
11%
36%
;
American Bakeries Co.
40% Mar
2
106 % Jan
4
47%
11%
46%
47
44% Jan 18
50% Jan
17
25% Jan
30%
11%
5
4
14% Sep 28
35% Oct
5
33% Nov 20
7
47% Jan
Aug 30
:
7
11%
No par
30% Oct
3
Aug
19
.
26
39% Oct
6
58
7% Feb 13
40% Nov 13
6
78% Jan
31% Jan 21
Jan
30%
11%
46%
No par
58
20% Jan
Jan
July 20
50% Mar 15
92 '
18
39% May
2
61
21
17% Apr
2
7
42
29
July 25
237/aSep 27
9
50% Sep
46% Dec
160%
Mar 18
Feb
55
35% Apr 30
J33 % Apr
9
,
io
*2% Jftn
33
47
357/aJun
10
56% July 17
106 % Feb
5
3%
12
11%
11 %
Alpha Portland Cement...
Amalgamated
4%
30%
12%
84%
♦244
4
30%
48
%
4%
30%
%
9
_
Inc
preferred
4.08%
4
30%
30
*82%
100
Allied Products Corp
Allied Stores Corp common
4%
4
*30'/a
9
Allied Laboratories
Allied Mills
58% Jan
4
12%
*244
__
4
30%
10
Allied Kid% Co
5
*232%
4%
4,400
13,700
15,700
l
Allied Chemical Corp
5
'
.,,..1
preferred
4
6
Sep
convertible
■
11%
66
y47%
l
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny A West Ry 6% gtd
4
11% Jan
63 y8
common
Jan
59
39% Jan
100
Alleghany Corp
6%
11%
63%
4
lQQ
17% Jan
>58% Feb
237/e Oct
127% Sep
1
39% Feb 25
preferred
Allen Industries Inc
May 31
Jan
4%%
11'A
64%
;
__
8
75
1
29
4
Sep 29
41% Sep 26
83% Mar 17
Jan
5
May 27
22% Jan
7
11
Jan
66% Jan
100
20
Sep
5
45
12
Sep
Aug 26
13% Jan
28
14% Oct
4
43 ye Aug 16
27
32% Sep
May
17
8% May 11
30% May 11
102
30
17% Dec
18
60% Aug 31
Apr
8
Feb
79
18
54% Nov
7
30
12% Feb
15
15% Nov
28
D6c
Sep
10%
63%
30%
i
common
11
65
*225
a
27% Jun
8
23% Jan
'
10%
100
30
.
'
64 %
common_.No par
pfd 1951 series
Jan
85
9,700
6,300
12%
22% Apr
53% Dec
12
12%
74%
35
77 % Jun
12%
26
9
Rights
12%
11%
17
11 Sep 30
12%
74
30
3
12%
j
3% Feb
% Oct
200
30%
36%
16% Nov
Inc
6,200
108
29%
37%
25
3
•104
30%
36%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.2.50
20% Feb 24
8
106
57%
29%
Admiral
J
41 y4
56%
_i
85
4
♦40
38
28% Dec
6% Mar 19
106
41%
57
31
1
conv
56%
106 Va
37%
4
4.50%
*39%
56%
106 y8
30
.No par
4
57
56%
107
*106%
41%
58
57%
*106y8
1
Acme Steel Co
29
Jan
Shares
•39%'
_i
Adams Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
22
Apr
the Week
Oct. 7
41%
io
6
1
Friday
Oct. 6
*39%
25
26
40% Mar
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 5
100
ACF-Wrlgley Stores Inc
4
17
BALK r RICES
Wednesday
Oct. 4
—5
common
convertible
Corp
^
Aeroqulp Corp
Air Control Products.
k
27
10
Sep
59% Sep
91% Mar 10
328
1
8
preferred
ABC Vending Corp
4
23% Sep
22% Nov 23
Sep 22
290
10
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 3
*39%
41%
l
i
15
11% Oct
29 % May 11
38% Dec 29
Abacus Fund
;
Abbott Laboratories
69% Jun
23% May 31
16% Apr 14
63
17
23% Jan
Monday
Par
114% Jun
7
23
17% Oct
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
5
98% Mar
18% Mar 26
23% Jan
8
52% Mar 10
28
Apr 24
NEW YORK
Highest
43
Aug 22
12%
36 %
12 y4
12%
12%
22,900
4,700
12%
141 y4
12%
*139% 143
12%
141%
19,500
*139%
*141J/4
143
*141%
143
'36%
35%
12%
35%
12%
36
2,900
143
10
18
41
May
Mar
7
52% Mar 31
92
Nov
23
67% Mar
8
124 V* Jun
56% Feb
27
42
Mar
3
9
Aug 24
144% Aug 25
.62% Aug 24
25
*58%
59%
58%
58%
8
126
Aug
4
non-cumulative preferred.100
*123%
34
Jan
4
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
24%
125%
24%
123%
21
24%
123%
25%
American Steel Foundries——!
American Stores Co
1
26%
26%
26%
26%
66
66
65%
65%
65 %
American Sugar
26%
27%
27%
27%
28
28
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
29
29
29
2,700
29
29
29%
29%
29%
17%
29%
17
17%
1,200
17%
17
17
800
91
68,700
31
Dec
41 Vb Sep
133
Dec
9
30
29
1
148% Mar 20
133% Jan
13
29
5
54
25 y4 Mar 26
72%
Dec~22
9
54
Jun
12
117
34% Dec
30
18
Jun
25
Dec
117% Oct
Sep 28
63 ya Mar
125
105
Jan
Mar
26
10
31% Feb 23
30% Aug 26
17% Sep 30
97% Sep
1
American Sumatra Tobacco—5
63% Sep 14
American Tobacco common—.12.50
18% May 18
22
89
18
Apr
17
129% Jan
20
12
Jun
Apr 21
79% Jan
4
51% May 19
16
25 y4 Nov
24 Vb NOV
55% July 29
117
Jan
17
23
29% Aug
7
25% Mar
4
27% May
2
51% Nov
26
1
25
Feb
19 Va Oct 21
14
Mar
2
45
Jan
Dec
63
4
32% May 11
15% Jan
4
17% Dec
14% Jan
7
26
8
7
22% Oct
7
30% Sep "23
58% Sep 22
46% Mar 13
33% Feb
17
74% Mar 17
43% Oct
4
50% Dec
60% Mar 18
33% Sep 29
1
130% Aug 31
43% Jan
4
23% Jun 20
29 Va Sep 27
27% Sep 28
18% May 17
73% Jun 17
42% Mar
1
55% Jun 17
68% Jan
19
54% Jan 11
___
7%
Juli 28
33
Feb
3
86
Dec
17
95 % Apr
9
..34
Mar 4
28% Oct 20
41% Aug
36% Jan
6
14
For
•
footnotes;
see page
31% Oct
5
85
Jan
12
36
Feb
17
30% Mar
24.
3
44% July 5
93% Sep 30
44% Aug 12
45% Aug 31
.
Refining com
preferred
—
American Tel A Tel Co.
29
—35
.33%
6* preferred
•
American Viscose Corp
American Water Works Co com
Preferred 6%
Preferred
inp
32
100
52%
141
*17
32%
102
53%
141
31%
98%
50%
*140
140
31%
32
139%
58
139%
32%
32%
99
99%
99%
500
49%
51
32%
98
100
50%
49%
49 VB
23,300
139% 140%
58
58
*123%
125%
24%
24%
26 %
26%
26%
65%
65
|
♦17
140
58
•123% 125%
23%
24%
17%
•17
27%
27%
66%
64
90%
89%
89%
88%
90%
90%
90%
90%
59
59%
59 %
60%
60%
61%
60%
124%
33 %
33%
124%
33%
20%
20%
28 %
28%
*28%
*27% .27%
*27%
15%
125
2,100
140
*57%
58%
*123% 125%
24 %
23%
59%
20 %
-25
98
50%
58%
5
series.
31%
52%
89%
124
25
S%%
31%
101
400
:600
30
11,800
28%
8,300
64%
2,000
61%
126%
9,900
124%
125%
125%
125%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34%
33%
35%
23,000
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
4,600
29
*28%
29 %
*28%
29
28%
21%
28%
27%
*27 V*
27%
•27%
27%
*27%
27%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 Vb
126
680
400
American Zinc Lead A Smelting
1
AMP Inc endorsed shares—1
15%
57
59
56%
59
56%
57%
57%
58
57
Ampex Corp
57%
1
9,200
23%
24%
23%
24%
22%
23%
23
24%
22%
23%
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp
1
42
43%
42%
43
42%
42%
42%
43%
42%
Anaconda Co
43%
77,400
13,000
44%
45%
43%
44%
43%
44%
44
44%
44
Anaconda Wire A
44%
Cable—Nopar
Hocking Glass Corp—
34
34%
28,000
♦33%
33%
33%
33%
34%
34%
35%
36
32%
33%
32%
32%
31%
32%
32%
33%
32%
33%
95
Anchor
47
oommon
63% Sep
26
Sep~22
American Snuff Co
6%
_100
——
27% Mar 15
13% Jan
Jan
preferred
25
35 ya Feb
13% Mar 12
7%
4
43% Mar
21
37
American Seating Co.
.—10
American Ship Building Co_.No par
American Smelt A Ref g oom.No par
2
28
27 Vb Dec
117
57
36% Jan 20
82% Feb
3
26% Dec
75% Sep
Feb
35% Aug 16
13
Common
ojg
—
$4 preferred,
Anderson Clayton A Co.
Anderson-Prlchard
Oil
-No par
—21.80
Carp——.10
•93
15%
91
93
38
38%
37%
38
38
45%
45%
45 Vb
45 V*
45
•91
92
,
38
45%
♦91
:
92
4,000
710
6,200
91%
91 %
;
37%.
38%
X37%
37%
3,100
44%
45%
44%
.
45
300
20.200
14
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1406)
.
.
.
Monday, October 10, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
28% Nov
23
80 Va
7
57
Archer-Daniels-Midland
July 26
30% Sep
Argo
19
77 % Jan
Armco
Armour
7
37% Nov
24
49% Nov
25
Sep
39
86% Apr
7
75
.
28
42% Feb
Jan
26
48% July
Jan
29
9
Sep
13
83 Va Aug 26
17% Nov
20
28 Va Apr
20% Jan
7
20 i
19
Oct
4
25% May 15
18
Aro
25% Aug 22
28
18
2
Jan
Sep
2
Arnold
July 25
\27% Jau
4
31 Ya Feb
11
40%" May 19
29 % Jun
1
'37% JfW
Feb
13
60 Ya Dec
56% Jan
27
72 Va Aug
23
99
Sep 25
69
Nov
30
9
49% Oct
106
6
Feb'
100
107% Mar 31
88% Jan
2
63
17
32% July
29
10% Mar
'
8
9% Dec
4
11
33% Sep
Nov
10
47% Feb
17
39% Sep
16
53>A Apr
74% Dec
Jan
92
31
28
8% Jan
16
27 *
15 y» Nov
24
3
-
26
11
96
July 29
24% Feb 16
9
27 Yi Jan
20
23 y8 Nov
28% Dec
*
-
13
.7
21% Jun'
>
17% May 25
7
10 ya Jan
Sep 27
Jan
7
Feb
1
Jan 15
Mar 4
■
-
■
29
29
11
i
24
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20% Jan-- 4
.
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.
58 'A
59%
60%
59 Va
60 Va
19,500
30 Va
30
59
30'/a
3014
31%
31%
32
17,700
43%
44%
43%
44%
81
43'/a
81
81
44%
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preferred.—.—100
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1
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;
^
20
Atlas Powder Co_^
20
.Austin Nichols common—
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Conv prior pref ($1.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amsr.2.50
Avco Corp
1
-
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9%
35%
85
42
,
.
,
367a
78%
78%
3%
4
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21
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.
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4
15% Feb 15
86% Jan 26
3,400
59
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10
Atlantic Refining common
...:
27%
28%
13%.
19
100
Santa
31 Vs
27%
32
1
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31
28%
30
'
preferred™
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31%
28
.
"
„
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4%
4% preferred
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
<\
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1st
31
29
31%
No par
Common
,/
$
41% Jan
4
80Va Aug 18
74»%Jan
4
3% Sep 26
14*A Oct
6
.-72 y4 Oct
6
12% Aug
1
20y2 Sep 15
21* Mar 11
11% May 11
5.25%
Associates
;
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27% Jan
10 Va Aug
38V'a Aug
88Va May
68% Feb
31»/4Jun 17
16Ya Feb
68% Jan
.
17
86Ya Mar
-
5% Oct
15 y4 Jun
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.
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80
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18
■
4
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series
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;
31
33'A
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.
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-
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2.50
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10
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,
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1
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the Week
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,
5
44
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ft
•
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-
No
Xiiursday
Oct. 5
31 Va
59%
30'/a
Sales for
vveuuuauay
1
.
2914
59
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Co common
,
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
,
31%
28%
10
ft
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'
Oct. 3
31
ft
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Co
<fc
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11
Oct
Corp
Steel
$3.75 preferred
9
13
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15
44 V« Jun
Oil
Armstrong
....
4
30 y4 Aug
33% Oct
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40 % Jan
Sep
23 Va
26
July 29
23
May
35% Feb
75
40% Jan
27
64 Yb May
Monday
Par
20
30% Sep
11
49>/a Feb
18
sTOCK
ijuu
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
38% Nov
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
9%
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97a
35%
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85
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22,000
3,200
85
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4
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38
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.
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4
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-
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72%
73%
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14%
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21 y4
32%
333/a
32%
33 yB
17,700
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145/a
14%
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200
'
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1
8
4 V'a Aug
16
7% Jan
I
Babbitt (B T) Iuc
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9
42% July 24
277b Oct
5
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4
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8
18% Dec
17
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26
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4
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137a Jan
•
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st
27 V4 Dec
7
24V'a Jan
26
30% Aug 12
Dec
23
101 V'a Feb
5
90 Y» Jan
18
98% Aug 30
4
79
Dec
11
86 y4 Jun
8
80
Jan
8
88
4%
38
Nov
16
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8
25% Sep
28
22
8
43% Jan
14
34
% Sep 28
49% Oct
Sep
Ya %
27 Va
27%
95
94%
95%
87
86
86
27%.
4%
11
noncumulative
Jan 20
45
Sep 30
59
Aug
9
Jan
*6
25
Jan
29
30
Apr
27
44
Oct
12
64 »A Jan
27
49
Jun
63
Jan
6
16 Ya Oct
25% Jan
8
39 Ya May
577s Aug 23
157a Oct
307a May 11
66 Yu Feb
27
437a Dec
24
Feb
9
28% Jan
2
51
178
Jan
23
204
Dec
90
Dec
16
100%
Mar 26
19 74 Sep
22
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Mar
7
54% Jan
14
Jun
14
37b%
conv
Aug 29
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15 Ya
226
3
97
Sep
20
257a Jun
62% Jan
6
13
78
9
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5%
53/a
2874
,•
5 Va
29
8,800
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15,100
12 74
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84
Feb
9
65
Dec
11
56% Feb
17
817b Sep
6
9
42
Apr
10
33 % Sep
26
42% Apr
18
Beech
32% Dec
22
43 3A Jan
2
Sep
14
5
18 Ys Dec
15
(AS)
Beech Aircraft
Creek
May
95
13
Nov
2
61
Sep
22
22% Sep
45% Dec
10
28 Yb Mar
10
52
21
*
22
11,600
-
5
Jan
12
35% Sep
10
36 y4 Jan
6
13
Bell
25
92% Jun
28
H Ya
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Jan
7
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8,200
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4
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13
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8
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27
138 va Jan
6
19% Oec
31
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50
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28
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25
26
50
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.
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50
rr
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49
49
49
26
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56
56
56 74
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4
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16
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16
16
16 Ya
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21
20 Ya
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50
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49 va
50
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51
51
51
1,300
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41
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40
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66
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4
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38 va
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8
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100
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25
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29
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5
23
5
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6
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6
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1
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25
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•
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37
37
37 Ya
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29
2974
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23
i.-
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8
"
Brass Corp
4
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11
Bond Stores Inc
17% May 11
24% Feb
10
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
76
48 Ya Dec
24
50 Ya
^
15
10
5
77
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Sep
7
Borden
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1
5
Jan
597b Feb
7
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9
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37% Feb
0
247a Sep
13
Co
3 Ya%
:
30
66Y4 Mar 17
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1374
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1
;
Borman
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5
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26
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18
14% Dec
29
27 y4 Jan
6
11 7b Oct
6
20% Jan
18
113A Nov
17
177b Mar 13
9
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13 Ys Jan
4
6
44% May 25
22
Sep
29
41 Ya Jan
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8
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29
48
8
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7
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33
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197b
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100
Boston
23
14
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7.50
preferred
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Borg-Warner Corp common
79% .Mar 30
2874
1
*
16
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1
40 Va Feb
207b Sep 22
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2A0
I
:
353/4 Aug 23
23 Va Oct
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35
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9
46 Ya Jan
2
22
18
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15 3A Nov
297s Oct
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22 va
23
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33 Ya Jan
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20
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99
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13
44
r
'
26
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12
117B
100
9
76
Dec
28
26
Dec 22
48
Oct 29
38% Feb
Jan
21
78 Ya Jan
4
12
25
Mar 22
Mar 16
2
Bristol-Myers Co
11
12
82
Aug 30
29 Ys
,
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110
Aug 25
Oct
12
88
Jan
29
47 Yb Nov
16
427b Jan
4
76% Aug 19
77
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29 % Aug
4
13% Sep 23
35% Apr 12
24% Jan
4
76
6
35Ya Oct
26
28 y4 Jan
,6
33%'Mar 16
4
35% May 28
Nov
/
17
85
28 Ya Nov
57 Ya Jan
31
4
657b Sep
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104
33 y4 Sep
Braniff
63% Jan
6
.Jan
27% Jan
Brown
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8
31% July 10
157b Sep
94 Ya May 27
80
Jun
6
86
Sep
15
14
37% Jan
26 y4 Jun
2
34
Jan
18
Buffalo
Forge
15 Ya Oct
22
24% Jun >18
17% Jan
4
Bullard
Co
367a Aug
9
Bullock's
207b Apr
14 Ya Apr
29
26%'July 28
167b Sep
20
88% Apr <10
67
May 4
73 Ya Jan
5
84 Ya Aug 17
78Y2 May
62
13
28% Oct
21
347b Jan
5
13
Nov
28 Yb Nov
24
2
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18
Jan
10
Mar 30
30
46 Va Jun 26
19
Dec
4
79
Oct
23
41 Va Nov
23% Aug 25
Jan
24
4
30
66
82 V2
23%
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100
-
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287a
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109
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203/4 Mar
17 Ya Oct
5
32% Aug 12
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8 Vb Oct
27% Jan
4
3
33
,
16 Va
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674
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7
11%
12
9Y4
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13
Oct
17 Yb Sep
Watch
Co
Inc
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31
55% Dec
28
45
22 Va Aug
14
19
Mar
89
11
80
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51
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com
33
9
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577a
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83
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69
1
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22
69
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55
Canada
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29
2
18
61 Ya Aug 22
Red
Dry
conv
Lake
Corp common
preferred
2,000
70 Ya
727a
73 va
74Va
737a
757a
116,000
32%
32%
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32%
14
14%
14
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12
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19,200
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31%
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32 Ya
32
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20
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17
17 va
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75
75
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100
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va
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108
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Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian
108
14%
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ft
13,500
-
83
73 Va"
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Campbell Soup Co_,
16
12
27% Apr
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58
100
3,100
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;
87a
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87
42 V4 Sep'
32% Mar 22
Sep 29
May 26
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33
...
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49
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7
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81 Ya
f
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100
Calumet St Hecla Inc
<
2,600
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8574
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17
-
6
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7
26
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18
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.
Ya
19
1
100
7% Jan
16
43 Ya Mar 14
44% Jun
For footnotes, see page 24.
Mar
.
29,200
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13
32 y4-
'
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T
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4% preferred
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26
137a Dec
38% Aug 26
5
27 Ya July 27
i
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2
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36,000
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16
28
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5
12
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50
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22
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83
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—-
46
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57 Va
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Sep
20
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22%
22%
41%
6%
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40% Jun
0
357* Feb
5774 Dec
21
45% Mar 18
36 Ya Sep 22
2474 Dec 30
11
Jan
76% May 13
67 vz Sep 15
-
.
187a
197a
-
21 Ya
66
•
2
Mar 10
76 Ya Jan
8
23
100
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27
68 Ya Jan
"
23 Ya
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;
9%
9%
•
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Dec
137b Sep 23
147b Jan
2
•;
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12
9%
50
common
Corp
19 Yb Jan
11
May 10
31% Oct
5
333/4
79 va
,
*11%
67a
*11 Ya
97s
__i
Inc
Co
9 va
3A0
preferred series A
Shoe
32
27
6
5.50%
'
2.50
common
3%% preferred.—.
Brooklyn Union Oas
82 Ya Nov
21
50
33
*77 Va
187a
1,200
31%
St Maine RR—
Co
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4 Ya % convertible preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
12% Jan
49%
49%
79%
23 Ya
193%
.
13%
23 Ya
,
13%
307a
18 3 4
19%
33
-
:.
.
31
23 Ya
;
19%
>771/2
-
1374
30 va
187a
*
44
a3 va
,
23%
■
19 Ya
32 Ya
:
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6574
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40
'
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36 y4
,
■
267a
51
142
-
34,800
12%
38 va ,.'38%
403/a
142 Ya
*69%
37 Ya -38
50e
;
39 Ya
397a:
*142
300
46Y4
58
267i
..
4,500
17
45
93 '
6,500
35
4274
127a
*49Ya
,
44 va
"75774
26 Ya
27%
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¥4
67 Ya
*33%
42 34
93
12%
83
66
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1674
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58 Ya
,58
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35
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45 Ya
93
83
67.Ya./.
44 va
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66
35
44 Ya
43%
82
64 Ye
*33 Ya
7
35
*7^14,000
vy
*
-
30
.
167a
50
pfd series of 1931
49% Mar 23
3,000
v;
907a
.1
preferred
Blgelow-Sanford
1,900
s' 48.7a
*230 :
16%
100
1
Co
Steel
5,400
8874
,
Gypsum
Bethlehem
Aug 26
£00
.900
.
16%
....
Inc
1,500
49
26
,
12,500
800
48 Ya
*4674
*
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21
5
Consolidated
Co
370
20
27%
*2474
25
277a
903/4
Corp
Bestwall
8
37 y4 Jan
151
70
11
94Y4
87
2674
"
100
5% preferred
10
6
2
94%
*86
•;.
2674
1
Beneficial Finance
32 Ya July 27
11
July
1
Aug 17
50
27%
95 Ya
'
Feb
83
Bendix
277a
87
16 va
preferred..
4
94%
*86
88 34
pfd
common
30y4 July
3
45
1
<Va%
Co
74% Jan
5
22% Feb
Mar 23
Howell
27%
87
___1
Bell Intercontinental Corp
17 Yb Aug 30
July 27
57
43% Mar 28
155
Sep 23
57 Ya Jun
95 Ya
26 Ya
""
48
Belding-Heminway
19
1
59% July
49 y4 May 11
20% Mar 29
3
Apr
417b Apr
6
8
89 ya Feb
May 14
2
12% Jan
14 Ya Jun
24% May 11
89
49
.
53
245
'
32 Ya Mar 31
5
52%
47
Corp
RR
377a Jan
14
54
52 %
*235
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
Dec
26 Ya
100
Inc
2
91
46 Ya
26 Ya
i
27 Va
95 Ya
12 Ya
2.60
Instruments
18
70
29
12 Va
27
50 Ya
46 Ya
27 Ya
100
Dec
&
50
47
12.50
Co common
prior preferred
35% Jan
21
50 va.
10
28% Jan
Apr
50%
47
*26%
No par
Inc
Beaunit Mills Inc_
2
Aug 10
83
Cigars
Beatrice Foods
103 74 Sep
*24 Ya
1
10
preferred
3
90 Ya Feb
July 29
30
-74% May
7
14
Mar 21
37
183
11
24%
___1
Basic Products Corp
Bayuk
24%
1
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bausch St Lomb Inc_
Jan
45
267a
10
-58% Jun
30 Ya Oct
Ya Oct 21
stamped
Bangor 8t Aroostook RR
4
20 % Oct
23
23
Preferred
27%
,
*86
-
27 Ya
100
100
Basic Inc
23
preferred
Barber Oil Corp
Nov
273/a
100
40
49% Sep
27 va
100
Stamped
66
32% Sep
5%
28%
12%
•>
.
95
28
137
xl2 Ya
*86
28
36 y8 Jan
5%
28 Ya
277a
123/a
100
Dec
iy4 Dec
287a
12 Ya
100
56% Dec
13% Jan
28
127a
No par
25
78
5
29 y4
12 Yb
com
preferred series C_,
Baltimore St Ohio common
Aug 15
62% Feb
5
Corp
preferred series B
Baltimore Gas &1 Elec
23
89
36% Jan<
5
5
5 Ya
28 Y4
13
"
12
247a NOV
27
5
1
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Co._
'
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4
4 Va
66 Ya
67 »/4
21Ya
4V4
21%
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/.
47 Ya
*37
87
iif
; <
47%
;
22 Ya
227b
57
56
56
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86%
69
•
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86
.,
38
38
387a
387a
221/4
22Ya
221/4
227a
57
57
*56 Ya
8,201
6,901
'227a
f.
47
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9,30(
697a
22
„
47
\
38 Ya
227a
.)
-
4%
.
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16
4874
58
.
30
9,700
200
Volume
192
Number
5993
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1407)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Tear 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan.1
Highest
Lowest
12% Nov
20
23% Apr
37% Feb
10
56% July 15
52% Feb 16
33% Dec
85
31
10
51/4 Sep 21
39 % Oct
5
23
NEW
Highest
13'/2 Jan
4
Capital Airlines
49 7/8 Jan
4
Sep
19
35% Feb
25
29
25% Jun
2
881/2 Jan
12
Carey
1
(Philip) Mfg Co
8
IO2V2 Jan
5
411/4 Jan
19
35
1
44% Sep
19
62
16
381/4 Sep 28
271/b July 22
58% Jan
4
41% Jan
6
Carrier
431/2 July 15
291/4 Feb 23
34% Nov
17
481/2 Jan
19
Feb
401/4 Dec
1
461/2 Jan
27
401/4 Feb
26% Sep
30
■31% Jan
16
25
38% Jan
8
891/2 Dec
98
18
Sep 22
26% Feb
7
2
9
108
Dec
29
119% Mar 16
89
6
Jan
12
30
Nov
16
71/4 Apr 22
36% Aug 12
981/2 Jan 12
24
89% Nov
25
10
Sep 22
1141/4 Dec
32
Nov
17% Dec
23.
Jan
88
20
1
Apr
Nov
6%%
341/2 Jan
Jun
35ya Jan
15
19
Jan
11
15;
25% Jan
15
30
55
Aug 20
51% Sep
16
71% Feb
17
80
Aug 14
75
20
18y4Sep21
22
24
Apr 20
38% Mar 23
28
99'% Feb
37% Sep
20
10
19% Mar
Aug
80% Aug
26% Sep
42% Aug
95% Sep
59
;
20
27
/ 42% Jan
"
24% Jun
8*
32% Jan
88% Jan
:
27
46% May 11
Sep
22
4
'
j
55'% Sep
6
15
Dec
11
•
31
32% Dec
31
,
32% Dec 31
29% Jan
26
42*4 Jun
15
20% Sep
29
28% Feb
22
28% Jan
'
3% Oct
6
16% Jan
7
23;
13% Sep
14
26
42
16
8% Jan
12
15 y2 Mar 11
34% Sep
21
50% Mar
11% Sep
22
16% Apr
—
„
.
4% May 29
52
Apr
37% Jun
29
Sep
' 28'/a Sep
./
5
27
11
6l/2Jan
9
July 27
50% Feb
24
87% Dec
16
99
30
Nov
25% Sep
24
Mar
4
24
42% Jan
15
Sep
26% Nov
9
37% Dec
36% Jan
34% Feb
13
64% Dec
29
46
74% July
26
25
J ah'"
38% Nov
8
118% Feb
53
Jan
Jan
33%
Sep
14% Mar 24
28
5
5
69% Jan
99% Apr
13
Jan
18
4
Sep 30
17
Aug
8
34 % Jan
21
Sep
29
43% Jan
6
35% July 221
401/4 Apr
26% Jan
133/a Oct
69% Feb
5
213/4 Oct
22
27 % Dec
24
24% Oct
22
37% Jan
2
13
Jan
22
18% Jun
24
Hi/4 Oct
5
26% Jun
17
46% Dec
17
39% Jan
19
50% Feb
4
Sep
Aug
26
4
5%
11
37
5
36 % Jan
5%
Chic
4
29% Jan
4
46% Jan
46% Nov
21
30% Feb
16
78% Jan
94% Feb
2
Jun
30
19
series
5%
A
38% Jun
Jen
49
27% Mar 20
17 Va Sep
26
24% Jan
5
51 % Jan
4
14 Va July 14
28% Oct
23
57
Dec
28
Dec
24% Jan
33
46
Jan
2
Mar 20
29
47% Jan
18
90VaJan
11
89
Apr
7
4
62
Apr
8
11
5
65 % F6b
20
9
39
JUn
12
32
Sep 30
35% Apr
2
59 % Dec
14
42
Feb
Dec
15
48% Mar
72% July
62% Jan
28
65
57
Jan
17
9
126
Dec
136 % Jan
29
16
126% Feb
Sep
21
43% July 27
71
Dec
23
82
21% Jan
47% Dec
5
26
23% Jan
8
34 Va Dec
10
45% Nov
13
50 V2 Mar 11
16 Va
35% Jan
Sep 29
46% Jan
6
4
503/a Aug 10
4
RR
Co
—
Fuel & Iron
Southern
57
Feb
24
45% Jun
14
Columbia
7
Columbia
Gas
14% Jun
17
25% Sep
12
Columbia
Pictures
Jun
2
12
noncumulative
Aug 19
4.64%
Conde
17% Jan
18
12
Southern
Ohio
Jan
8
4
Consolidation
993/4 Mar 10
88% Jan
4
99
Feb
26
87 % Jan
4
96% Aug 22
963/4 Aug 25
Jan
22
81% Jan
6
88
Apr
5
25 Va Jun
82
25
Dec
9
18
101 Va Oct
23
303/4 Nov
9
20 Va Sep
92 Va May
8
83
553/4 July 29
107% Apr
44
Nov
17
58% Jan
75
Dec
18
92
113/4 jan
2
20 % Dec
18
'
Apr
14
28
100% Jun
16
6
34 % Sep
19
13
75% Jan
4
27
16% Mar 12
23 Va Apr
20
29 Va Jan
92
5
Sep
22
48% Jan
4
107
1
Aug 22
47% Jan
4
83% May 23
8% Oct
4
14% Jan
20
19% Jun
22
22% Jan
27
For footnotes, see page 24.
19
Jan
37 % Jun
39
53%
53
95
.
95
131
63%
21'/a
1
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,
5
.
163/4
-
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50%
♦
95
2,200
2,200
95%
95%
95i%
96
59
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59
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>
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33%
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33%
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33%
321/4
323a
511/2
52%
53%
52%
54
9,600
551/2
55%
56%
56%
56%
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132
132
63
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133
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59
130
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63%
63%
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76
29%
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50
16%
163/4
163/4
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a
47%
2,500
51
26,600
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23
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76
22 3/a
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100
481/4
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51
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50
503/4
50
50%
50 Vi
50%
50%
50%
213/4
22%
213/4
22
22 %
21%
22 Va
643/4
651/2
19Va
211/4
653/4
68
67%
671/2
67%
671/4
2,900
18%
19%
18%
19Vb
19
19 Va
13.400
63%
8,500
19%
193/a
18%
23
61
61 J/2
61 '/2
100
100
1083/4
108 3/4
163/4
9%
1
10
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17
9j/4
13
98
621/4
61%
99
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62%
62
99
108 34
16
16%
153/4
16 3/a
91/4
91/8
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91/4
121/2
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123/4
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63
98
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62%
98
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98%
123/4
15%
171/4
17
9%
12%
12 %
8%
8 J/2
8 3/8
8%
8%
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29%
29%
27%
30%
303/a
31
303/4
63%
63
8 5/a
-
.
5.400
1.000
108 »/2
30
18%
24.000
9%
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.
98%
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9%
;
108%
No par
131/8
.
81%
5,500
8%
5.600
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8.600
63 3a
10.800
31V4
31
633/a
63
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101
102
1,700
49%
49
49
3,COO
.
62 3/8
62%
633/8
63
103 J/a
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1021/4
102
50J/4
503/4
483/4
501/4
1.33%
35
35 J/4
35
351/4
35
351/8
35
353/a
35%
353%
5
10
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21J/4
*203/4
211/4
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21'A
21 1/4
211/4
20%
21
2,100
473/4
471/4
473/4
48
473/4
48%
48V4
49
12.100
62%
103
No par
Corp
6%
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51
65
S
pfd
463/4
63/4
100
Co
63/4
*63/4
'
48 3/a
47%
7
*63/4
102
1013/4
48%
49
8.200
6 3/4
63/4
29
29
27%
283/4
27
27%
28
283/4
28%
29
58.100
57 Va
—1
No par
58J/2
58
58V2
58
581/4
58V4
58%
58 Va
11.000
923/4
94
58%
9434
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95%
95%
10
87
20
No par
94
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94
95J/2
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95%
86
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86
94
63/4
7
94
93
95%
86
211/4
21%
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86
93%
86
94
95%
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6 34
230
500
Corp of America—
8
21%
22 J/4
—100
*90 J/2
93i/2
common—5
39%
39 J/2
Common
preferred
Continental Baking Co
preferred
Continental
Can
preferred
No par
—
common——10
Inc
£
No par.
Continental Copper & Steel—
Industries common
$5
8.800
53
>
50 3/4
No par
No par
$3.75
31
39%
53
22 J/4
$4.50 preferred
$5.50
30%
39
53%
643/4
$4.52 preferred
$4.16 preferred
4%
30%
39V4
•
22
—1
1
Coal
1.500
95%
63%
30'%
2.600
16
95
22 Va
—
700
42%
*58%
59
131
36,400
17%
15%
-
50
Elec—5'
Y com—No par
Consumers Power Co com
Container
44 Va Jun
293/a
39
53
1
40 % Jan
92
29%
38%
533/4
100
Consol RR of Cuba
23
28%
39
53
69 %"
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
25
29'/2
38 %
533/0
—100
Consolidated
24
29 Va
38%
....
47
42%
15%
533/a
48%
Consol Electronics Industries—
Foods
lo%
37%
.
46%
17%
16
15%
1
2
Dec
15%
9.400
18
42%
30
473/4
com
6
87% Sep
16
%
46%
42%
153/4
10
2
79% Sep
15%
45%
*17%
293/4
*67 ¥2
Co
363/4 Sep
87
17%
423/4-'
58
24
49 % Sep
61 % July 11
17%
42%
57%
23V4
23 % Jan
19
45%
17%
423/4
13.600
22%
2
7
43%
17%
42%
160
32%
22 "/a
May
of N
57%
32
••
23 Va
May 17
Edison
56%
210
99%
22%
42% May 18
6% July 11
5
■56 %
18
No par
Publishing Co
$5 preferred
32%
43 %
No par
Co
Mills Corp_
Congoleum-Nairn Inc.
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consol
32
10
5
common
20
27% Oct
32%
*99
7.800
26
53% Jan
437/4
563/8
44%
56
99%
49,900
31
5
45 %
31a/a
84
38%
July 10
25
.42 %
32
363%
833/4
*99
21%
29 % Dec
613/4 Feb
55%
363/4
85
100
38%
2
423/4 Nov
31 %
55%
,.*173/4
36%
99'J/4
21%
231/4
23
17
33%
44%
..
.
85
39%
Sep
25
_
36
84%
100
55%
.
5
37%
84%
*99
32%
...
.
37
83%
21 Va
22 %
Feb
4.400
37%
100
38V4
21% Dec
12% Dec
37%
84%
83%
20V4
13
52% May 22
36%
843/4
373/0
*99
..
38%
17
32
52.300
20%
42% Feb
6
43%
38 »/B
1
Jan
42 Va
201/4
58% Dec
33
43 Va
383/8
19
24
42%
20%
37% Oct
573/4 Feb
42 %
38
59
27 Va
41
20 J/4
96 % Jan
Sep 21
42
39%
21
45 Vi
41 Va
20%
25
27
42%
200
9.800
38%
68% Jan
Aug 18
70
41%
69 %
20%
106% Feb
60 3,4 Jun
*10%
70%
10
17
66% July 20
11%
69%
pfd
100
System_2.50
24
103
*10%
69%
50%
Inc
95% Dec
4
11%
50
58 Va Dec
Jan
11%
67Va
49%
Cone
12VaJan
50
12%
1
preferred——
Nast
■16%
*
69
76
223A
preferred
Comptometer Corp
23
33% Aug 31
*15
'
68
293/a
*74
22%
5.25%
12% Jun
500
12
No par
Aug 24
1103/4 Aug 30
30 % Sep
1
36 V2
70%
No par
1st
System
Carbon
&
*35%
12
-1
Engineering Inc
Columbus
20
1.200
68%
No par
Credit
4
„
mti
v
—15
$4.25 preferred
Columbian
600
26%
5
gtd
Commercial
6
*59%
1
Combustion
May 26
,
60V2
5
com
4
73/4 Jun
36
■
9
23
%
11%
12
12% Oct
36
36%
*8%
*11 %
52% Sep
23
M >26
1
Commonwealth Edison Co
1
7*21
26%/
4.700
Commercial Solvents
24
9%.
21% J
26%
6,200
14
30
*8%
21%
26%
15%
<
16%;
9
23
*15 Va
20
143/4 Jun
,16%/;
36 %%
,
26
*36
"•
400
94
16%
68 % Sep
20% Sep
27
36 %>
,m
8%
*18%
23
*26%
*86
*15 Va
25% Jun
303/a Nov
*18%
94
22,400
16ya
4
6
9-9
23
,
*86
56%
9,000
8
14
8%
94
4,000
56%
22%
133/a Mar
18
*86
55 V4
21%
56% Mar
Sep
94
56%
22 %
55% Jan
14% Jan
56 Va
56 Va
*33%
21%
64
10 Va
56 V2
33%
56%
-21%
2
26% Dec
*33%
21 %
28% Jan
3
33%
*33
8%
33%
21%
16%
21% Aug
8% Feb
8%
15%
9
1
8%
,
21 %.
12% Sep
557/a Jan
12% Sep
8%
17
673/4 Aug
7
18% Mar 11
10
8%
22 Va
38% May 18
6% Feb
8%
17
14
2
6.300
8%
a
22
17
Jun
4,900
18 7
par
54% Jan
13
6.100
18%
18%
6.000
25% Nov
6
33%
18
18%
24%
43
25 3% May
33%
18%
18%
33 %■
*86
>26%*-
*36 % ,37
34
18%
18%
23%
17
2
"
33 Va
183%
18%
23%
32% Jun
8 Va Jan
8%
33
17%
.
33 Va-
94
26%
32%
18%
18%
23%
Sep
101
8%
56%
*20
*
18%
33%
*85
33%
18
9
56Vu
~
33
;
23 Va
Aug 25
4
19
23Va
70 »
22
19%
24
52
90 3/4 Jan
34 %
150
23 Va
43% July 27
39 V8 Feb
3
1033/4 Jan
13,300
24%
51% Mar 23
19
19%
1,000
16
112% Feb
19%
23 %
21
22
19%
22%
60% Dec
25
19
22%
43% Sep
Dec
19%
21%
Broadcasting
21% Oct
90
xl8%
Ry—
12
101% Sep
5,200
19%
22 Va
common..
18
27
40%
26%
21%
preferred series B
21
Apr 20
101% Apr
9
92 %
40%
19/a
24 %
common--
18 3/4 Jun
70
92%
41
19"%
8%
No par
36% Apr
8
93%
40
23 %
f
7
5
*92%
40
24%
Bottling Co of N Y
24% Mar 13
Nov
26%
93/4
54
63% Feb
■
5.400
26%
92 y4
39%
543/4
483/4 May
60
27
26 Va
,
533/4
18
Mar 23
1.700
24 Va
7%
14
74
3.600
40%
33
-
No par
Pitts
14
24% Mar 23
7.100
3%
23%
.
Jan
5
29%
46
8
-
Oct
23
27
"43
93 %
26 %
18%
—10.
19% Nov
15% Nov
47
39%
*92
55
4%
3%
"
*45%
•
100
.
35
Jan
28%
3%
400
.
543/4
&
29
33/a
463/4 '
50
5%%
28 Va
'
3%
*45V2
51%
Colorado
V
40%
19
No par
49
50
29
3%
3%
45 y2
50 %
Colorado
20
283/4
29%
52
Coca-Cola
20
6.300
32%-
Coca-Cola
Jun
11%
51 %
Aug 30
30 '/a Jan
11%
32%
July 11
76
11%
113/4 "
7.600
$3.50 preferred
Collins & Aikman Corp
Collins Radio Co.„,
21% Oct
113/a
11%
11%
1,700
14%
;
Colgate-Palmolive Co
453/4 Sep
10.100
16%
Co
6
16
a
92
33%
No par
7
18
29 7
28
19%
Milling Machine Co_—10
41% Jan
72 Va Dec
29 Va
27%
100
78
29% Dec
29%
29
92
,_100
5
9
29%
*
28 3/a
'
Electric—
&
5
7
II %
Special guaranteed 4% stock
50
Clevite Corporation
£
1
Cluett Peabody & Co com
No par
1% preferred—.
.-100
66
July
11%
60
.
28% Oct
27
11%
13 %
Corp
71 % Jan
Feb
111/4
'
•
59 %
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
35
11%
*50%
26 Va Aug 24
8
19
3,200
4%
*103/4
;
21
33/i
50
136
12
48% Feb
20% Sep
15.200
2034
35
x20%
5
14%
$4.50 preferred
*
35V4
20 Va
34%
21
60
Cleveland Electric Ilium
4
341/4
140
39%
-
18.50
&
1.100
16%
preferred
Cleveland
21 %
13%
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co
Aug
5
693/4 Jun 23
*21%
16%
Clark Equipment Co„
44 %
363/4 Sep
55% Jan
101
21%
*21
No par
City Investing Co
City Products Corp
City Stores Co
18
Aug 25
41% May 19
5
1.800
5
27%
•...
52%
25
O'Nuts
Cities Service
4
42% Oct
22
.•
*52
59%
C I T Financial Corp
4
343/s
20%
:
"*
x45 y2
52
95
14y4
preferred
Cincinnati
t
33%
900
52
21%
21%
5.700
39
95
59%
Common
61 % Aug 12
9
21
28%
3%,
47
23%
95
13%
Chrysler Corp
4%
3%
'
23%
*381/4
*93
52
*10%'
29%
3%
46%
76
38%
16% >.<16 Va
Chock
57
Dec
28%
:
♦71
100
59%.
Chickasha Cotton Oil
43% %
51%
6
11%,
29
'■
76
24
38V4
'
'
35%
28%
53
23%
.
,
94%
23
.
1,600
*71
52%
*5
18%
53
18%
*49
14%
8
July 19
'
,
400
18%
18
16% U
1
41% Aug 24
873/4 Sep
6
*93
21%
60
preferred series A
Full
94
21%
14 %
Sep
9
89
21
'
-
6,400
*17%
15
4
5
44% Jun
34%
21%
11%
211/4
17%
21%
14%
Chicago Yellow Cab
Jan
2
35%
29
20%
21
*59%
5
Feb
,18% Jan
22%
liya
900
12.900
100
pfd
8
43
16
22ya
28%
74%
com—No par
noncum
North Western
&
Jan
15
15% Dec
52
No par16 Va
29% Jan
101
1
2
52%
,
'
50
32
493/a Mar
393/a Jun
Nov
94
10
com
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No
26% July 25
647/a July 10
643/4 Jan 26
Ry
71 Va Jan
4
12
;47%
93%
1
80
8
91% Feb
14
383/4
1.25
15 '/4 Jan
4
102 % J an
35 % Oct 23
Jan
24%
'■
preferred——
Cincinnati Gas
17
76
3834
1
Chic: Milw St Paul & Pac
6
20
2IV4 Sep 29.,
15% Oct
4
40
7
231/2 Jan
15% Sep 28
59
Sep 26
36% July 28
37/4 Apr.17
Dec
*71
X23 %
39%
"
90
,74
74%
*49
24%
"
No par-
Western
*71%
11 ya
24%
118%
17V2
53
77
-—40
Great
*49
39%
1
Class A
Chic
53
91
23 3/a
118%
18%
23%
*11
*90
1.080
21%
18
20%
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
3 % %
convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
6
5
Aug
431/4 Jan
18
35
10
Corp
18
Y
.
39Va
v
91
23%
*79
20%
'
22
*49
6
38,000
741/4
.
20 3/a
17%
213/a
52%
5
Chemetron Corp
201/4
,.
24%
*5
25%
25 3a
-
.93%
__1
Checker
741/4 *.
39
22
9.700
25%
*90
24%
1
No par
4
45 % May 25
Dec 23
53
75
'
*71 Va
_9.50
0
23
77
*17%,
12.50
38% Jan
23
30% Dec
18%
*49
91
*17%
17%
No par
29% Jan
20%
22
14,600
243/4
23%
*17/2
9%
5%
"118V4
*21%
1—50
;
x20Vt
9%
700
5.800
91 %
23
18y4
170
48
5
119
22
10"
1
26% Nov
93
Service
21
"18
'
par
393/4 Sep
26
V
20%
47'A
89
22%
*21%
6.000
25I/2
5%
118%
741/4
29 V4
411/4
25% '
91%
23%
*18
1
1
4
28% Nov
72% May 20
1
<, 74%
28%
J
"
«
5Va
25% '■
*90
430
7.600
5.000
9%
91
5y»
24%
6.300
4134
48
9%
"
93
119%
741^
119%
74%
-
13
43%
*40%
41'A
25
-
46%
9'%
9ya
91
4
23
119%
741/4
5
Jan
20
,
*119
_20
"90
23%
23y2
**
-25
40%
29%
*40%
46 %
5
4,100
95
42%
40'A
29
4iya
25%
•
92
91
-100
Public
Motors
9%
93
*90
1
21
19
9iy2
39%
291/a
%
45%
25%
Common-
Aug 25
9%'
.
25
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
1
8 3/a
16
71% May 22
32% Jan 22
5
18% Nov 23
94% Aug
48 %
4
94
8
July. 8
-
6
323/4 July
551/4 Oct
26
44% Mar 30
4
8
8 3/a
15
,,19% Aug 3
^38
July 14
16
..36% Sep 29
*'"23% Nov 25
63
Dec
42% Jan
47 ya
26
Co___.
Belt
46%
25
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
Chain
49'/a
common_No par
26V2 May
3i
16 3/4 Sep 28
18 3/a Sep 28
17% Mar 23
1
:
-
"25
5%
de Pasco Corp
Certain Teed Products Corp
Cessna Aircraft Co—
7
"40
25
12%
*94
42%
5%
'
38%
28%
41%
25
5%
95
42%
.
'
12%
*94
'
43
38%
29 %
"40%
9y2
Cerro
1
29
41%
92%
17V4 May 13
5
6
13 % Apr
18
7
Jan
34 Vi Mar
31
4
10% Oct
Oct
6
39%
5
South West Corp
&
29%
41%
5
Central Soya Co
Central Violetta Sugar Co
Century Industries Co_
;,
13
11
Central
:
1
39
12 3/a
95
X94
41 %
5
Central RR Co of N J
'
96
x41%
25%
91/4
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
88
9
106
Oct
26% Oct
45% May 28
25% Apr 17
19
27
Jan
'
13% Jan
4 40% Apr
/ 5% Jan
70% Jan
.
3 Va May 11
43
.
28% May 23
'
9
35
Nov
'
30
July 25
27% Sep
—
79
1
20% Sep
2.200
91%
preferred series A_100
Central Illinois
15
8% Dec
July 27
24%
5%
7
.
.
24
48 y»
Central Illinois Lgt common_No par
*4%% preferred
1-100
;
'
5,000
233/4
"25
-
preferred series B
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
14
42
233/4
12%
40%
-
5%
25
41%
23%
12%
100
Foundry Co__
Central of Georgia Ry com—No
-
42%
23%
12%
96%
23%
12%
12.50
common
Central
17
413/4
23%
13%
28%
1
Central
8
17
10
Corp common
preferred™
;
Aquirre Sugar Co
5%
24
961/2
Celotex
•
5%
39%
1
Tractor
conv
53/8
41%
13
_50
preferred
4%%
5%
39 y»
41%
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
7% 2nd preferred—
100
8
13
5%
41
24
*
5%
39%
96%
Inc
*ve<eit
Share*
5%
39%
Corp
tiie
40%
411/4
2nd preferred
4.20%
Oct. 7
5
preferred
Caterpillar
21
29
Jan
Jan
9
1211/4 Sep
83% Jan
7
20Va July 22
2lV4Jun
6
94V2 Sep
31 % Jan
8
17
88% Dec
(J I) Co
7%
Mar 23
30% Jun
Case
19
22
-41
5
26
5
;
Carter Products
Friday
Oct. 6
No par
—:
Sales for
Thursday
Ry_100
;
General
4
71/8 Feb
5
17
&
& Ohio
Light
common
preferred
114% Jan
Oct
&
22 i/b Jan
17
23
Corp
4%%
7
Feb
Power
Carriers
Sep 28
Sep 19
221/2 Oct
"74
3
27
Oct
Carolina
78V4 Jan
Sep 28
114% Jun
44% Mar 20
30
21 ya Apr 16
13
5
34% July 29
125% May 13
91% July 9
22
76% Sep 22
9
July 21
40% Sep 26
Aug 18
PRICES
Oct. 5
51/2
10
Carpenter Steel Co
Oct
SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 4
40%
•
No par
„
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 3
5
Carlisle Corp
Carolina Clinchfield
AND
Monday
.
Par
Inc
33>/4 Sep 23
45V2 Nov 25
4
LOW
STOCK
Carborundum Co
12% Sep
Dec
YORK
EXCHANGE
convertible
preferred
>
102 n
102"
36
36%
79
79
21%
93I/2
39
101
353
*78
39%
101
1
36%
80%
39
'
*
*101
35%
*79
21
*90%
393/8
103
39
v
1'
203/4
21%
93%
21%
93%
19.000
50
94
39%
39%
40
8.00G
'
*101
102
35%
35%
36
80%
79
79
101%
35%
"79
101%
"
80-
35%
29.300
80%
90
9,400
"
2
8%
25
*20%
9
21%
8%
8%
8%
83/4
8%
8%
83/4
8%
211/4
*20 %
211/4
*20 »/4
211/4
*201/4
21%
'l
'
16
(1408)
'
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
"
...
Monday, October 10, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
Oct
22
45% Oct
23
8% Sep
40
•
31
Continental
6
Continental Motors
Jan
4
57
1
Jun
4
11% Jan
29
Oct
35
Nov
50% Dec
23
20% Sep
42 y4 Mar
15
42 y4 Feb
8% Sep
4
45% Aug 12
4
19
25% Sep
26
16
22% Oct
31
20
4
,
Controls
2
29
17
Copper
15
Sep
26
24% Jan
7
Sep
29
55
Jan
4
65% Sep
9
Corn
15
597/a Jun
1
89% Feb
9
154% Dec
Feb
16
84% Feb
11
88
Sep
24
83 % Apr
8
May 12
85% Jan
19
f
124
186
Jun
Aug 17
90
Feb
4
88
Apr
11
6
24% Jun
10
18 % Oct
5
24% Jan
27
8% Jan
5
14% Dec
31
10% July
1
15% Sep
9
Jan
2
5% Apr
22
July 27
4y2Sep
13
3
12
,72
71% Nov 24
85
35% Jan
36% Sep
Nov
30
29% Jan
15
,28% Mar
39% Jan
Jan
28
16% Feb
17
38% Sep
41
July 23
28% Feb
1
40% Oct
Jan
20
35% Oct
6
50% Jun
9
60% Jan
6
Dec
31
85
25% May
104% Sep
39% July 25
7
114% July
5% Dec
28
21% Jan
37 % Jan
17% Mar
28
29% Jan
4
5
109% Jan
0
;
12% Jan
11
•;*
Jan
11
14% Jan
4
4 Vi
65% Dec
Sep
15
10% Sep
15
16% Jan
59% Dec
18
67
2
25% Feb
2
14
59% Jan
5
18
Cuneo
14
Cunningham Drug
27
12% Jan
Sep
95
Feb
19
31% Jan
4
Curtis
8
20
3
7
1
60% Jan
14
16% May
9
Nov
25
30% Oct
5
14
67% Sep
27
37% Jan
$4
$1.60
42%
43
"V
i
2,100
•
.
24
24 %
27%
3,100
83%
8%
: 2,900
24%'
25
25
,2,200
-
-
"5,000
153%
15
15%
5,500
34
34%.
4,800
63%
62 5%
63'%
9,700
4,900
,
162
•
160
161 %
84%
*84
84 %
90
=•■'84
*87
77
90
19%
19%
24
34%
33%
34% 1'
37%
37 %
37%
36
44Va
34%
35
43%
443/8
34%
35
37%
37%.
44%
■33%
V 36%
7
37
36
45
♦92
,
43%>
.
♦92
94
17%
4%
8%
4%
9
*74
35%
21
4'
35 '/a
;
34%
40
39
35%
37
44'%
433%'
92
92.
,•17%
17%
173/a
18%
92%
923%
923%
43/4
*4%
.13%
.13%
8%
9'/a
"5
43%
43%
13%
13%
17,600
-
700
-
19,000
93
*91%
13%
37
44%
173/a
92%
41,300
403/a
■
*91
17%
3,300
35'%
37%
;
11,800
243%'
■
43%
v
800
20%
24'/a
35%
..■■■■;
1,200
'?■"
35%
20 3/a
24%
34%
■
/
1,600
3,100
,
77.
35%
193%
24%
923/4
4%
11
.
83/4
11
.
13%'
.
.
69%
•67%
8%
9
•56
•20%
♦65
♦11 Va
*
31% C
8%
50
18
■'
10,700
94%
5
•
5
8%
8%
300
'
320
:
;
31%
100
9%
8,300
8%
203/4
20% 1
20%
*20%
21
400
17
16 3%
17 %
163%
17
14,200
30 %
30%
30 3%
30 3%
30 3%
31
1,700
683/4
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4
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100
common
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34%
5
preferred
Cutler-Hammer
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10
prior preferred
Class
8
Jan
34 %
34'/2
160
/
•
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5
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prior
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14%
19%
100
Inc
Curtiss-Wright
1
66
Press
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77
-
18%
14%
24 VB
100
noncum pfd
Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
4% %
preferred
Jan
33,600
-
27%
8%
:
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■18%
14%
14.
34%
America__12.50
preferred
Cuba RR 6%
69% Mar 23
7,900
54%
33%
•>
90
18%v 18%
,*
34%
1 "
Cuban-American
Jan
94% Dec
44
of
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:
w
24 Vb
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convertible
84'%
90
53
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15
,158=/4
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62%
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♦19%
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13
July 18
Shares
47%
8%
28
8 3/4
233/4
1
No par
Steel Co
5%%
157
84%
'
18%
14
•74
-2.50
common
preferred
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.*
159 i/a
■;
8%
24%
24'/b
62%
34%
A
-
27'%
:
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&
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40% Nov 25
34% Sep
Cork
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33
61
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.
.
25
com
preferred-
37
,
56
Aug 27
27% Jan
18
Corp
Corp
preferred
28
21
21% Apr
.
90
•
15
.
323/4
♦84
84%
•87
15
15%
.61%
158
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7
162
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61
33
v
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61%
159 %
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23%
15
34%
•
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:
9
22%!
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15%
15
34
100
30% Sep
15
Aug 18
41% Jan 20
33
7
63% July 26
10% Aug
3
81% Mar 11
30
"12% Mar 31
July
13% Sep 22
8% July
7
4
$2
Corp
Petroleum
$4.20
92% Oct
16
15
-
20
4
'
'
preferred
Crown Zellerbach
Jan
6
23
10% Jun
Sep
24
42%
Crown
4
95
5
Co
23%
42%
Crowell-Collier
.
16% Sep
2
15% Dec
Jan
86
98% Apr 21
32% Feb 24
21
54
24
25
•
8%
23%
,
27%
8%
Co
Wheat
273%
83/4
23%.
26%
1
5 "
common
conv
24
27i/4
34%
9%
3%
5%
343/a
233/4
47
53'%
333/4
24
3%
Crescent
52%
335/o
53%
34'%
27%
9
1
Co
511/4
23%
18%
Cream of
40y4 Feb 23
237/a Oct
33%.
8 3/a
51%
j
8%
27%
1
♦13%
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7
44
19
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47%
47%
8%
5
1
3%%
1
7
37% May 27
50%
47%
47
5
:
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Co
Steel
,<
34%
34
1
Crane
5
15
Range
51%
Coty International
'
22% July 21
26
America
Products
50%
_7
Coty
July 18
4
17
Oct. 7
47%
8%
--47
•
x8%
8%
Cosden Petroleum Corp
Inc
„
4
4
17 % Mar
23% Feb
9
76
12
31% Mar
14
2
64% Jan
July 27
72% Jan
Mar 30
23% Apr
23
40
19
Nov
•40% Oct
1
16% Jan
23% Dec
3
Corp
8%
_5
Delaware
47%:
(Del)
___1 7
Corning Glass Works common
5
3% %
preferred
100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
9
87'
18% Oct
85
of
Copperweld
4
547/a Dec
23
7
Co
33
21
50% Sep
of
Steel
47%
.5
Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
46 % Apr
337/e Mar 17
197/a Sep
39% Jan
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Oct. «
Oct. 5
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Cooper-Bessemer
**
7
Oil
Continental
:
July 11
33% Jun
Insurance
Continental
40% Mar 16
Sep
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 4
Par
'
55% Jan
44% May 11
Tuesday
Oct. 3
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
■
13% Apr 20
69% Jan 26
NEW YORK
,
Highest
Lowest
Highest
66
Mar; 5
23
9% Sep
46
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
100
D
43% Jan
7
4
Dana
6
46% Dec 21
31% Jun
Nov
9
91% Feb
83
13% Feb
2
19% July 27
12% July 18
15% Jan
6
Dan
26% Jan
2
36% July 15
14% Oct
7
33% Jan
8
Dayco Corp
31% Sep
28
37% Nov
83
16
22
Jan
4
87% Aug 23
Corp common
3%%
61
Jan
14
45% Mar
9
49% May 31
58
Aug 30
Daystrom Inc
18
82
Apr
10
72 % Jan
4
80% Aug 23
Preferred
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
49% Mar 18
71
Sep 23
81
27
74% Feb
3
80
76
Dec
22
83 % Apr
9
75% Jan
6
82% May 23
21 % Feb
19
17% Jan
8
38y8 Apr
28
19% Oct
7
Dayton
Feb
17
Sep
15
45
Dec
1
68% July 31
26% Nov
4
33
8
Nov
May 25
427/a Jama<9
23
5% Oct
•i
5
Sep
16
2
16% Nov
25
7% Sep
,36% Apr
21
21
41% Jun
t
Dec
68
7
46
Jan
Apr 28
27% Oct 28
Deere
&
28% Jan
8
Delaware
5
Delaware
Lack &
Delaware
Power
9% Jan
30 % Jun
20
31% Aug 24
26% Aug 15
Apr
20% Jun
13% Sep
7% Sep
21
26
28
40 % Mar 23
54% Jan
6
*ol8% Jan
10
60
14
Detroit Hillsdale
Diamond
17
8
38% July
Diamond
6
15% Sep
Sep~18
42% Marl3
19
Sep 30
16 y4 July 27
17% July
33 y4 Jan
23
59% Apr
22
36% July 29
28% Jun
24
33
21
29% Jan
18% Sep
20
24
23
17% Jan
25
12
25
Oct„ 5
llVaOct
7
0
4
28
4
7
42% Feb
10
July
6
24% Jan
5
29
99% Jan
4
Dow
27% Nov
5
20
30% Jan
4
33 VB
35%
44%
433/4
44%
19%
19%
19-3/4
6
42
22% Jan
6
28% Apr
24
25
Mar 15
33% Sep
12
14
Sep 26
23
14% Jan
6
9% Oct
4
13% Jan
4
14% Aug 17
7% Sep
27
14% Jan
22
Dover
4
7
96 y4 Jan
5
86% Apr
3
74% Jan
8
83
8
26% Sep
74% Sep 21
181
22 y8 Sep
17
26% Jan
12
21% Mar
Dec
4
42% Feb
27
37
Jan
13
41
40% Dec
1
46% Jan
27
40
Jan
11
37
21
46% Mar 13
38% Jan
8
48 % May 26
42 y4 Jan
5
46 y4 Feb
41
Nov
18
46% Jan
40% Jan
18
42% Jun
19
47
22% Feb
33% Oct
2
13
Mar 24
27
42
18
Mar 23
July 29
243/4
25%
•:
24
23%
24
.,233%
14%
143%
75/8
73/4
73%
253/0
253%- '..
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44 Vb
43%
44%
425/3
435/8
43%
43%
6,500
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59%
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59%
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59%
,
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15%
15%
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15%
15%
31%
31
31
14%
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8
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30
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58
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34%
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14
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18
19
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19
-
19%
19%
17%
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9,000
30 %
200
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58 3%
19%
19%
7,700
50
59%
4,600
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34'%
34%
30%
30%
17%
17%
1,800
14%
14%
14%
2,500
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•
17
17%
16%
26%
25%
293%
29
291/a
193/4
19%
19 3%
19%
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■
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29
6,800
■
17
25%
29%
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,
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173%
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59
155/a
30
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.
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4,300
.
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11%
11%
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22%
22Vs
1,000
24%
233/8
24
23%
233%
23'/b
16%
17
23%
27,400
163/4
17
16%
16%
163%
17'%
17
17
30%
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11%
21%
-
30 %
29%
303/o
29%
29%
30'%
29%
295/8
29'/a
'
2,300
10,900
1
17%
17%
17%
17%
16%
17-3%
15%
16%
16
72%
16
73%
72 3/4
73%
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73%
50c
74%
743%
76
20%
73'%
21%
20%
21
20%
21%
29%
203%
1
30%
213%
20%
21%
29%
30%
29%
30'%
30
Inc
31%
31
1
14%
15 VB
323%
143/4
15
145/s
14%
1
143%
14%
9%
9%
14%
14%
9%
3,500
9%
9%
95/8
9 %
7%
95%
7%
9%
73/4
9%
'2,600
7%
73%
73%
75/a
1
,
(E I)
i
5
series
$3.50
series
No par
No par
5
common
50
183%
134%
100
100
181
243/a
24%
24%
24%
39%
39%
39%
39
39
443/4
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44%
*43%
43
*42%
43
,42%
*43%
44%
*43%
43%
43%
42%
44% Aug 24
$2.10
preferred
50
100
*78
24 %
50
DWG Cigar Corp
*44
45
44
*43%
•42%
43%
*42%
433/4
*42%
45
*44
45
*44
*38%
433%
*44
245%
44
50
50
preferred
preferred
45
5
44
18%
18%
5
21%
21%
1
24%
26
243/4
255/8
10
27%
28%
26%
27%
*18%
r
186'%
100
79
24%
50
46
183'%
100
80
4%
preferred
preferred
183
80
$4.15
4.20%
4.10%
181
x993/4
79%
♦39
19
*18%
24,800
•
73%
101
79%
*78
2,000
.
21,700
;.
10,600
■
.
1843/o
99%
•
'
& Co—
$4.50
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75
preferred
July 11
24% Jan
5
13,400
6%
V
7%
24
■
34
No par
Preferred
15
25,100
193%
6
41%
14%
56%
1
Preferred
44% Aug 25
44% Aug 24
16
253/a
5%
41%
23%
♦3L
1
Common
13
Dec
25%
5%
26%
15%
50c
Co
Chemicals
Dunhill
Aug 16
38% Dec
42
71,700
45 Vb
International
DuBois
Aug 16
41
5%
41%
35%
44%
5
Chemical
du Pont de Nem
Oct
Jan
6%
41%
34%
.J9%
v
23%
♦58 % ■59 %
1
Corp
1.9 3%
41%
42:
44
25
1
443/a
7%
10
Duplan Corp
266% Jan
5
103
Aug 16
3
106
6
36%
19%
14 %
15
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
19% Aug 18
278% Aug
6 Vb
34%
44%
..
25%
"
1
Dresser Industries
20
82
_2.50
.
5,800
2,800
79
*81
3
Douglas Aircraft Co
15% Oct
9
*77%
82
No par
71% Sep
17
79
*81
35
Inc
19 »/4 Jun
Sep
*77%
82
50
Ltd
11
95
79
*81
25
21
202% Feb
*77%
82
29
457/a Jan
8
79
♦81
25%
Fund
•
78%
*77%
19%
Corp
;
56
-
82
29
Mines
32
56
*77
..
5,300
79
25%
Dome
78%
6,300
14%
31%
;■ '
56%
10
13
•81,.
29
Dominick
33
553%
*77
87
■
*77%
33%
NY
of
7 32
78
26%
100"% Dec
May
*77
433/o
Productions
6
Sep
56
"
55
78
.
20%
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
7
11
32%
543%
33
54%
78
29%
(Walt)
19% Jan
11
31%
1
National
74% Jan
27% Aug 17
32
54%
79%
54%
6.75
Divco-Wayne Corp
Dr Pepper Co__
13% Mar 31
27
33%
32%
♦78
25%
15
27
21
14%
29%
28% Feb
19% Jan
14%
2
Disney
24% Sep
145/8
35%
Alkali Co
Distillers
25
15
2.50
4
4
16% Apr
143/4
2.50
Jan
17 % May 16
May 18
15
44%
preferred
49% Jan
53% Jan
2
14%
Diana Stores Corp
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
Diners' (The) Club Inc
6
20% July 23
22
Mar 26
$1.50
31
Apr 14
20% Feb 23
15%
S W RR Co_100
&
33% July 29
11
15
20
66% Aug 29
Jan
123%
19 %
Coatings
2
29% Mar
12%
43%
Edison
8
32 % Sep
36% Oct
Chemical
24% Mar
28
123%
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
Detroit
50% May
27
12%
34%
Light Co
Co
DeSoto
4
123/4
1
Lines Inc
7
24% Aug
7
17% Jan
;"
12%
100
Western
Supply
20
Mar 21
26% Jan
31% Sep
16
5
*85'%
No par
&
30
14% Sep
14
11% Nov
Dentists'
32%
87
100
(Delaware)
Dec
32 % Mar 24
-
21% Sep
Jan
47% Sep
Delta Air
V
33
*85%
50c
Hudson
41% Nov
15
26%
20
.
323%
87
100
Inc
647/a Oct
22
17% Jan
47% Aug 11
Co
&
33
*85%
common__7
series A
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
29
7
13
28% Dec
29
47% Mar 13
23
19% May
May 26
107/a Feb
5
15% Jan
53
15
Light
48% Aug 10
35% May 17
24% Jan
&
3.75%
Records
6
32%
85%
12%
10
Power
Decca
36y8Oct
33
85%
12%
50c
23
6
323/4
87
12%
1
47% Dec
Feb
"
33%
♦85%
5
Mills Inc__
72% Dec
34
33
100
preferred series A
River
44
%3%
184
8
185%
20,600
993%
99%
78 3%
783%
783%
300
25'/»
25
25%
10,000
39
*38%
443%
*43'%
443%
42'%
*42%
2,100
39
43
-
44
*44
45
*42%
433%
*42%
43
44%
183%
2,300
44%
*43%
60
590
44%
390
/.
;
-40
"
*18%
183%
183%
19%
400
E
28% Dec
29
28% Dec
31
Dec
22
46 % Apr
9
25% Sep
22
34% Jan
21
73% Dec
11
85% Jan
23
23 % Sep
21
30% Apr
8
16% Sep
28
25% Jan
4
75
16
1
94
Feb
1
136% Jun
9
32
Apr
112
Dec
29
Jan
8
Eagle-Picher Co
5
34
Jan
5
Eastern
Air
24% Mar
8
30% Aug 30
Eastern
Gas
75
3
78% July
20% July 28
23
96% July 22
46% Jan
6
Eaton
1
65% May 23
Edison
83% Jan
15
89
79
Feb
4
24
6
3
Mar 21
33% Sep
28
88
Aug
45 % Jan
$3.60
4
5
4
Inc
Fuel
Assn
com
preferred
Kodak
Steel
Co
100
Corp
preferred
Bros
Inc
17'/a
17%
1081/4
IO93/4
303/a
31%
30%
56%
57%
56
♦84%
87%
Products
Co
*84%
2.50
34%
preferred
100
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
1
*92%
common
15
94
26% Jan
4
36% Jan
7
55% Aug
7
44 y2 Apr
29
64% Feb
25
Electric
7% Dec
17
8 % Dec
16
6% Feb
17
8% Feb
26
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares
38% Jan
63 % Dec
14
21
45% Sep
28
9% Jan
7
14
Mar 20
11% Feb
8
Oct
23
39
Jan
27 y4 Mar 10
28
20
33
12%
Sep~18
26%
May" 11
Jan
29
73
Jun
7
50
El
Emerson
21
Emerson
Radio
11% May 11
22 % Jun
28% Aug 28
25
41% Dec
31% May 26
34% Aug 22
38% Jan
4
76% Dec
16
88
78
9
Jun
20
84
Aug 30
Oct
6
23
Sep
32% Feb
24
19
Mar"~5
34% Dec
31
40
10% Oct
27
15% July 23
50
Oct
29
70
56
Oct
2
63
May
4
7
32
Oct
4
Oct
5
Apr
2
30% Mar 12
56
17% Sep 21
19% Mar
2
11
Sep 28
28% Dec
20
Apr
34 % Oct
49"% July
22
15
8
July 14
28% Oct
8
6
41% Sep
13 y4 Jan
54% Jan
&
7
Eversharp
Jan
7
Ex-Cell-O
77%
17
77%
17'%
111%
*943%
,
17
1083%
77'%
150
; '173%
3,600
1103%
34,200
96
96
96
'295/a
30%
29%
29%
9,500
56'%
563%
57
57
1,100
*84%
87%
*84%
87%
*86
35%
353/4
*92'%
*18
35
95
183/o
453%
6 5/o
47%
343%
87%
35'%
95
*92%
*18'%
18%
46
3,300
95
18 3%
46
6 3%
473/4
35%
18'%
46%
63/4
*92'%
50
65%
46
63%
6%
500
46%
'1,900
6%
52,400
47%
49
13
13%
12%
13
12%
13
32%
33%
325/8
12%
12%
123%
13%
10,300
33%
32%
33%
33
33%
33 Vb
33%
48,600
43%
44'%
433%
44%
47
433/4
44
48
473%
49
.-48%
49
4,800
5
13%
13%
123/a
43 3%
443/b
7,300
13%
123%
31%
32
13%
31
12%
13%
12%
13%
8,500
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
*31%
313%
1,800
33%
34
343/a
.345/8
34%
343%
5,400
33%
♦80
34i/4
33%
34
81
80
80
1
20%
20%
8.50
36%
36%
No par
_
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Products Co
24
77%
7,500
56%
95
46
6%
44%
-.100
100
50
Evans
26 y4 Jun
46
36,100
28%
30%
*
18%
*18%
C%
43%
Corp common—25
preferred
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
Feb 11
20% Jan
5
353/4
500
24
28
10
Phonograph
Erie RR common
18%
87%
35
*92%'
46
_2
4%
6
45%
"
3
Empire District Electric Co
7
1
58
40
.5
Mfg Co
Endicott Johnson
*18
6%
10
.
Gas
Electric
22
Jan
Natural
20
29
9
Paso
Jun
32 % Jan
Mar
5
Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
9
23% Jun
23
Co
Electric
19% Jun 23
35% Jun
Auto-Lite
35'%
95
22
,233%
28
110
96
*943/4
30%
58V4
*213%
24%
27%
763/4
*943/4
94%
21%
235/8
17'%
94%
100
215%
"
110
58%
29
4%%
17
30%
Jan
1
763/4
275/o
106%
1
96
21%
24 3/a
263/4
50
preferred
Elastic
*213%
,23
common—1
17% Sep
July 29
773/4
17%
111%
31% July 16
87
77
17 %
108%
Aug
4
18% Jan 16
89
77%
21%
10
:
Stores
*76%
21%
2.50
common
Manufacturing Co
%%
Ekco
&
Stainless
Eastman
29
Lines
prior
Eastern
Mar
31
92% Oct
-
Sep
26
63% Aug 13
46% Dec
4%%
28 »/2
Oct
45% Dec
6
34
8
92
94
6
36% Jan
May 15
Mar
48% Feb
9
36% Nov
88% Jun
Oct
*80
*80
81%
19%
20
19
19'%
19
19
365/8
36 5/o
37
36 3%
36%
36%
37%
7,700
3,600
7%
7%
21,100
32 %
32'/b
7%
7
73/a
7
7%
34
34%
32
33%
32
56%
56%
32%
*55-
57%
11
*55
57%
11%
11 %
11%
213/4
113%
11%
22%
213/4
22
22
29%
30
29%
29%
11%
22%
30
30%
60
20%
36%
57i/2
11%
81%
193/4
1
347/8
22%
3
81%
7%
1
Corp
*80
34%
*55
5
Inc..
1
"
7%
7%
490
57%
50
11%
11%
223/s
22
22%
6,700
4,200
28 3/a
293%
283%
29%
9,600
25
26%
*55
F
37% Nov
7
9
Jan
2
21% Jan
28
37% Apr
9
10 % July 16
28% Aug ,31
7% Sep 29
29% Jan
2
10% Jan
13
37
Sep
14
79% Aug 11
18% Jan
9
96
Mar 12
27% Nov
2
For footnotes,
31 % Sep
35
see
Jan
25
Sep
26
35% Jan
27
Fairbanks
Morse
6% Sep
29
12 y4 Feb
26
Fairbanks
Whitney Corp
Sep 28
6% Apr 29
28% Feb
26
$1.60
21 »/8
9% Mar
1
29 y4 Mar
7
36% July 20
1
89
Sep
20
4%
Falstaff
11
23% Feb
8
32% Sep
21
9
28
4
33% Oct
7
page
Mar
Co
-Nopar
com
preferred
1
40 "
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
81
Feb
&
convertible
Fairmont
Family
24
A
Foods
Co
convertible
Brewing
common
preferred
Corp
Finance Corp
.1
25%
7
21%'
6%
32%
26
7%
21%
7
33%
*25
6%
213%'
26%
6%
21%
6%
6%
32%
323%
100
87%
1
31%
21%
313%
31%
1
30I/4
31
31%
313%
87%
♦87
*25
7%
21%
89
63/8
32
26%
7
215/3
6%
32%
63%
22
*25
7
*21%
63%
26%
400
6%
34,900
'
*21 %
22
700
7%
18,300
32%
32 %
*32
32%
1,200
86 %
*85%
7
7%
7'/b
*86%
88%
86 '/2
31%
313%
31%
31%
31%
32 %
87%
333%
4,200
32
32'/a
323%
32
32%
5,300
110
Volume
Number 5993
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1409)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
49 V* Fefc>
9
5% Jan
6
10 y4 Apr
30
16 Va Mar 10
22 Ve Apr
40 Ve Dec
-32'/4Nov
10
21% Jan
43%
72
2
Oct. 28
24.
51% Sep 19
6'/4 July 28
15% Oct
5
207a Jan
4
Fedders
23
Corp
Corp __s.
25 y4 July 28
40% Jan
6
Federal
MoguL Bower
Metallurgical
Fawick
Corp
4
1
9
45
4
Federal Paper Board Co common
Sep
Jan
22 y4 Aug
27
35 Va' Oct
19
16 % Mar 11
20
21
40 y8
7
67% Jun
19'/2 Jan
Sep
26
May 12
15
4.60%
preferred
Fenestra
Inc
27 Ve Sep
19
5
20 y§ Feb
4
Fifth
3
39% Feb
26
Filtrol
4
45% Jan
19
Firestone
Oct
47
Jan
Paper Prod
Avenue
Coach
Inc
Tire
&
22 Ve July 25
30 V*. Jun
23
First Charter Financial
80% Jan
2
50 Ve Jun
20
61%
14
First National Stores
31% Dec
28
23 Vz Jun
6
30% Jan
13% Apr
,.•'■44 y4 Jun
28
7y2 Sep
29
13% Jan
Firth
1
28% Oct
7
38 y«
Flintkote
81% Dec
23
99
21
Sep
Feb
2
80
117% Jun
1
99 Vb Jan
89
Jun
43
Jun
31% Mar
9
43% Sep
15
56% Dec
Dec
15
30% Dec
1
15
5
23
84
15
20
Jan
50% Feb
5
27% May 29
Mar
43
9
93
80
22
Sep -21
Sep 22
35% Jan
2
11
17% Jan
2
40
Feb
55% Aug 27
9
Feb
170
87
16
25% Oct
5
2
45% Mar
93% Dec
4
18
Feb
223
Jan
18
Foremost
Oct
5
19% Jan
5
Sep
27
41% Jan
29
19% Feb
20
3% July
12% Jun
37% Apr
22
22
28
30% Dec
18
17% Sep
24
77
Feb
26
66
14% Jan
5
23% Nov
20
18% Jan
Dec
68
*
3V*%
Foote
13
8
8
Jan
8
6
15% Jan
6
Mar 30
27% Jan
4
26
30% Feb
May 27
72
15
Sep
3%%
Mart
28%
28%
16 Ve
16 y8
16%
29%
29%
.,29%
29%
28%.
29%
34 y4
35%
.
24%
24 Va
-
•
'
,
:
52
51%
24%
25
24%
25
24%
8
8
31%
7%
31%
31
31%
*81%
83%
82 %
82 %
_100
*101 y2
103 Vz
103%
44 Va
44%'
*101%
44 V*
34%
33%
34%
56
56%
"... 34
__No par
2.50
>■
56%
57%
'51
com
35
34%
35
25%
25%
25%
52%
53%
52 %
53
3,000
251/a
24%
25
18,600
7%
7%
7%
8
301/4
30%
28%
30%
83
82 %
83
83 »/2
34
.
.
13 V*
13
102%
101%
44%
84
84
22%
34%
56%
11%
11%
49%
50 V*
48%
93%
93%
56%
56%
13%
30
*11
50%
84%
84%
60
22%
2 3i/a
1,700
ll»/2
•11%
11%
200
51%
8,100
52
51
•190
93
•190
93
11%
12 Ve
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
21V*
19 V*
20%
19%. 1 19%
191/4
20y4
62 yB-
63%
*93
11%
20%
64%
63%
64%
63%
62%
64
7,700
85y2
'
94
27,000
10,800
'
22%
l
5
9,000
13%
30%
2
Co
Co
220
*.3,100
57%
13%
22%
'
*93
260
'v
■
35%
30%
*83
*190
93%
;
13 Ve
11V*
49
35
35
29%
.
,
22%
*U%
1,200
23,100
•
84
22%
18,800
44i/4
V* V
29%
18,300
103%
44»A
13 Va
29%,
22%
11%.
,,
56%
56 V*
*
30
*82 %
50 y4
101%
44%
34%
•
13%
23%
•82
1
■
44%.'44y4
7
*190
,
31%
io3y2
29%
•
*190
*93
44 V*
30%
*81%
.*101%
i
^ 8,600
341/4
7%
7%
7%
4,500
'
25 »/s
25
,
5,600
3,100
....
-
52%
-
2,700
/
25%
51 y4
94
100
11%
11%
5,900
19%
20
3,100
63%
•
64%
2
46,700
13%
13%
13 Ve
13%
13
13%
13
13i/4
13
131/a
26,300
.10
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26%
26
27%
.__No par
2,800
*3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
900
1
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
13
13
13%
24
24%
24 V*
24%
24 V*
24%
24%
24%
24%
25%
14,200
1
18%
19
is y4
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
18 >/4
19'/a
100
23,400
69 V*
69%
Inc
Corp
Francisco
Sugar Co—
Franklin Stores Corp
Sulphur Co
Fruehauf
'
17%
24%
24%
preferred
Dairies
Freeport
„
52
Inc
Mineral
Motor
4%
28%
16
13,900
44
28%
16
34
Chem
Foster-Wheeler
6
43%
29
16
48 y4
Ford
25
441/8
28%
16%
♦11 y4
convertible
7
.
43
29 %
24%
of
18
16
29V*
No par
300
35%
28%
51%
Inc
34%
17%
29%
17%
"
2.50
ser
' '
16%
32%
common
35
17%
43%
lo
pfd
X34%
17%
42%
17%
24 y2
pfd
Inc
'
34%
17%
42
17,900
22
42%
23 Va
0
13
33%
33%
♦21%
17%
*82%
35% Jan
21
34%
34%
22
18%
44%
-
1
92% Jan
12% Jan
21% Jan
4,700
*21%
15
18
Sep
7
60% July 25
49% May 12
22
'
2nd
Stores
divid
5
1
*21%
13 Vz
19% Jan
23
21%
30 Va,
84
5
21
21%
13
13
Dec
1,700
22
35%
29%
11% Oct
21
22%
34%
2
Giant Markets
Food
18%
22%
341/8
1
88% Jan
15
19
22%
341/8
Corp com
10
csonvertible preferred___100
preferred
_ioo
$4.20
May 31
18%
22%
34
par
Florida Power & Light Co
Fluor Corp Ltd
4
95
18 Va
22%
34
29.
Corp__
Food Mach &
Nov
6
B
58 Va Aug 25
May 31
18%
22%
34%
♦22%
_No par
Power
Food
31% Sep
18
conv
4%
19%
22%
34
19%
34%
2nd pfd
1,000
35
29%;
Corp_No
6,700
7
23
——No par
,
$2.25
10
3,400
54%
16 Ve
5
A
Fair
27
54%
'7
29%
5
conv
Food
27
33%
Co__
preferred
Florida
26%
26%
■28.%
common
Co
28% Apr 26
14 V* Apr 22
Sep 27
44% May 13
196
29
16% Jan
85
11
Mar 11
20% Aug
$4
34% Apr
Sep 13
22*/a July 22
Aug 13
95
17
50% Jan
;8
216
July 10
14% Nov
Jan
Carpet
-$4.50
68% Jun
11% Apr 28
29% Oct
5
Oct;, 5
Jun
45
Sep 22
38% May 10
'
84
Apr
110
19
29
.
26
May 27
Apr
5,100
26%
"
15%
26%
17 y4
1
■
161/4
15%
27
34%
10
Firstamerica Corp
21
16'/a
16%
%
18%
No par
Rubber
Oct
5
16%
15%
26
1
20 y2 Jan
July
15%
16%
44
No par
Lines
Corp
6%
*21%
1
Fiberboard
5
28% Oct
I'M.
Shares
55'/a
6%
34 VB
10
Corp
the Week
Oct. 7
54%
26 y4
19
Friday
-
*22%
•<
Dept Stores new_____1.25
Ferro
Sales for
'
♦
6%
6%
7
•:.
Thursday
53%
53
54%
*6%
PRICKS
Oct. 6
16 Ve
23
„
54
7
SALE
'
5
Federated
14'/2 Jan
12
44% Jan 16
^
15
55%
HIGH
Oct. 5
26
Bearings—_5
24% Jun
'32%
32% Sep
6%
34
Sep 27
19% May 23
57% Mar 20
6
9% Jan
54%
Federal Pacific Electric Co com___i
5Vz% conv 2nd pfd series A
23
26
Oct. 4
5
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 3
2
I
:
4
25% Jan
31% Nov 24
55
Monday
Par
27% Jan
51% Dec
8
•
Fansteel
Sep 29
21% Sep 19
.23% Aug 12
Nov~~6
13 y4 Oct
4
9ya Mar 29
18 Ve
33 y4
45'/2 Feb
69 V4 Jan
'
EXCHANGE
V
56% Jan
Nov" 25
27% Jan
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
>
31% July 29
21% May 26
15 V2
1
Highest
Trailer
Co
10
;
common
preferred
*69
*69
70
l;
3%
70
*69
3%
3%
70
*69
800
70
110
G
12% Jan
28
16% Jan
2
40% Oct
33
20
Feb
4% Sep
10
28
12% May
50% Jun
8
Mar
19
37% Jan
19% Sep
29
8
14
7
Dec
14
:
89% Oct
20
22
Nov
18-
...s 51% Feb
9'
29
15
14%
5
19%
20%
20%'
Gardner-Denver
5
*42%
43
42
55% Oct
2
52%
53
52
July 27
27
Garrett
6% Jan
Gar
M
11
Dec
Jan
28
7% Feb
Jan
9
14% Jan
7
153
42% Apr
37% Oct
21
Nov
12
6
33% Oct
9% Jan
>
Jan
42% Oct
39% Mar 18
28
30
74
,
16%
66% Jan
Feb~9
28
100% Dec
14
23% Dec
23
35% Nov
16
7
16
Oct
75% Mar
12% Jan
140
5
45% Ja
25
8
82
14
35
23% May 23
4
100% Jan
31% Sep
5
101 Vz Jan
3
7
76 Vz Jan
111
0
108% Aug 25
85% Aug 17
24% Jan
4
1
,32
12
July 13
39% Jan
4
*
28
29% Jan
Nov
60
2
31% Jan
i'43
52% Jan
2
73
53% Sep
14
27.
Nov 27
76
t 44% Feb
,
08% Jun
;45
Sep. 28
35
Dec
16
57% Sep
Nov
,
17
27
61
20
22
Jun
5
18% "18%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*10%
10%
•10%
107/8
10%
10%
General American Industries
i_l
General American Investors com__l
$4.50 preferred
100
2,200
3%
3%
3%
3%
*3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3,500
23'/.
23%
$8 preferred
General
Bancshares
General
Bronze
General
4%
Cable
Controls
General
5%
General
$1.60
22% Mar
9
5% Sep
20% Jun
27
23 % Oct
5
36% Jun
1
General
11% Dec
7
Jan
2
11% Jan
6
13
Mar 21
General
39% Nov
9
18% Sep
28
33% Jan
3
29% Jan
•.
General
Public
0
General
Refractories
4
General
Steel
General
Dec
24
26% July
29
7
24% Jan
5
26"
86% Nov
15
99 Vz Mar.
17
Sep
"26% Sep 12
34% May 31
26
15 Va
44% Jan
Sep
28
42% Sep
33% Jun
26
3
91
Jan
26
100
Jan
40% Dec
3
27
Sep
40 V* Jun
17
54 % Apr
42% Feb
Oct
28
71
17 Va Nov
25
28 V* Jan
44% Mar 18
68% Dec
14
59
Jan
13
36% Jan
8
54% Dec
29
50% Jan
11
Nov
12
96% Apr
1
88
19
-27% Jan '
8
Dec
8
Jan
2
27
Jan
46
92
104
.
24
Mar 30
Jan
preferred
Tele
&
(series
40% Jan
4
17
01% Jun 23
11
Gerber
19% Jan
4
Getty
Oil
19% July 18
87% Aug 18
65% Sep
6
Giant
Portland
Genesco
Gillette
Brothers
4
27% May 20
14
21
20% Jan
11
Globe-Wernicke
19
4% Jan
28
May 19
3% Jan
21
Goebel
76 V* Jan
14
103% Jun
1
3
89% Jan
4
Goodrich
Co
45% Nov
19
49% Dec
15
Sep 27
47% Jan
6
Goodyear
54%
4
July" 15
Feb
32 %
4
8% Dec
16
11
6% Nov
20
20
37% Aug
Sep
29
July 13
May 28
4
22
7
35% Nov
18
24% Dec
45 Ve
4
84 % Mar
55% Jan
31 % July
1
60 V* Aug
16
July
44% Nov
4
59% Apr
32
Jun
80
Aug 25
15
41% Jan
18
38 Vz Sep
2
8
30% Sep 27
18% July 28
6
15% Jan
(W
26% Jan
26
27
52% Jan
4
42 y4
May 10
27% July 25
53% Jan
5
26
12
27
34% Aug 12
32% Feb 15
32% Dec
9
141 ■% May
8
128'% Jan
4
■47% Feb
5
24%> Feb
9
32% Mar 14
Green
17% Jan
2
Feb
17
24% Aug 29
Greyhound
20% Sep
24 V* May 29
20
20
Sep
28
82
Jan
19
22% Jan
4
Dec
23
89
28
30% Mar 30
83
Aug 12
97
26
Aug 19
1
34% Sep
"
4% Dec
24
22
For
Jan
*
2% Oct
16
6
8% Jan-
8
30% Feb
1
79
IT
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18% Oct
4
29
"61% Oct
5
72
.
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Jan
,
15
Jan
11
68
100
-
400
5%
5%
5%
5%
9,300
25%
25%
25 '/a
25%
25%
25%
19,700
25 %
23%
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24%
13%
25
26'A
26
26%
3,900
5%
12%
-
■
•
-
■
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5%
13%
12%
12%
19%
20
20%
20%
21
21%
5,200
22%
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20
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22%
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22%
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4,500
600
26
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26%
26%
26%
300
27%
26%
27%
27 Ve
27%
27%
27%
87,600
16%
15%
16
15%
16%
15%
16%
17,300
48%
35,200
44%
46%
96
94
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103
45%
46 Ve
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46%
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94
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103
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27%
103
28
27%
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47%
47%
94%
94
103
94
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28 Va
70
103
28
28%
5,300
47%
45%
47%
47
47%
47%
48%
52 Vz
53
54%
53%
54%
54%
54%
3,500
13
13%
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141/4
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14'A
14
14%
28,400
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15i/4
2,900
78 V*
78 %
77%
79
78%
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81
82 'A
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81%
10,800
53 Vz
53
54%
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55
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56
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36%
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14
5,400
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53
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2
3,000
1,300
2
3,100
52%
51%
52%
52%
54y2
54
31,000
34%
35%
34%
35%
37,800
25%
26
26%
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26%
26%
1
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34%
32%
33%
34 Vb
26%
32%
35%
25 %
34
25%
34%
4
33%
33
33%
33%
34
13,100
1
1%
8,900
51%
10
& Co
common
Co
2
1%
2
1%
35%
34%
54
53%
2
1%
2
1%
2
7%
7%
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7%
7%
77/a
7%
7%
7%
7%
7
7
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7%
7
7
7
71/8
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7%
2,500
1,400
1,100
5
27
26%
26%
27
27%
26%
27%
26%
27
12.600
6.25
34%
35%
33%
34%
33%
34%
34%
36
35%
35%
11,100
2.50
26
26%
26Va
26%
26Ve
26%
26'%
2 I Vz
4,400
100
common
26%
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80
78
78
77%
77%
*77%
„1.
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9%
Co
1.
9%
30%
1
Iron Ore Prop—No par
Western
98
<"
1^,000
No par
Inc
31V*
9
31%
9%
32
31%
27%
26 v8
79
*77%
79
9%
8%
9
1,100
31%
9
9
32%
31%
33
23,900
*9
31%
30
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
25
40%
40
40%
40
40 Va
40
40 «/4
39%
39%
1,700
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44%
45 V\
44 Ve
45 Va
43'/a
44'/4
431/4
44'%
43%
44%
7,600
28%
29V*
28 V*
28y2
27%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28
" 28y4
:
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.
22%
-
*4iya.-
21%
29
29
29'%
.
22
29%
29%
139%
139%-
5,700
23,300
par
27'%
28%
27y2
28%
_100
138'%
138 Vz
139'%
140%
1
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
1,200
20%
207/8
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
6,200
When
common———3
issued——
_3
*20V*
2\V*
*19%
20%
4!/4%
preferred
*89%
91
91
31»/2
31
1%
preferred
:
—
(H L) Co Inc—
;
Corp
*20%
91
Aircraft Eng Corp—..
.
30%
31%
Guantanamo Sugar
£
I
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.
$5
preferred:—!
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/■.
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-
.
.'*63
:
21 y4
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100
-
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.
5
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87 % Dec
10
5%
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15%
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Batteries
Western Financial
30
*20% Oct
(B
R)
Gt Northern
Great
67
27
5
Great Northern Paper Co
Great Northern Ry Cor—
19
Aug 19
•65%
26
1
Great Atlantic & Pacific
Oct
.
65
16%
13%
Co_
preferred
Oct
143
64%
'
27%
37%
Inc
(W T) Co
23
May 11
1,900
25%
19%
1
City Steel
126
25% Mar 23
36%
67%
26%
46%
>1_5
Co
—
Grayson-Robinson
Great
7,700
66%
25%
22%
.
^10
Union
3%%-
50%
36%
*36
16%
*94
No par.
&
Corp
Gould-National
Grant
7
50
38
67
i
52%
12
11
50%
66%
■
.,
46
32% Apr
Jan
49%
65
38%
27%
$0.60 convertible preferred_No par
Granby Mining Co Ltd
5
8% July 27
7,200
•
13%
6
74
16% July 17
13
>*26
...
5
Co
Brewing
Granite
1,300
35%
53%
15
24% Sep
Jun
8% Jan
Alden
41% Aug 24
1,000
23%
48%
8% Jan
17
80%
23%
34%
13
10% Jan
Feb
80
23%
35%
1
;
Grand
70
2,000
52%
28
5
105
5%
-
47%
Graham-Paige Corp
26% Feb
..
28%
15
7% Sep
64%
27%
3% Jan
30
74
$4.50 preferred
Gladding McBean
Grace
105
80%
13,600
115,400
35%
*
49
105%
42%
23%
36
*36
63
28%
5% May 10
10 Ve Mar 18
30% Nov
1 %
80%
27%
109
42%
64
38%
28%
Co
Tire & Rubber
1
80%
23%
27%
108
23%
12%
5%
25%
25%
13
80
105
105%
48%
49%
*101 %
common
2% Oct
24
64%
25
83 %c
Co
Gimbel
17% Dec
2 VB Nov
61%
64%
42%
^_1
Cement
Glidden
42% Apr
48%
*36
-.1.
27%
108%
41%
300
4
4
27% July 29
44% Jan
4
65
27%
108%
42
23%
35%
36
10
45% Jan
29
49%
38%
1
23
35%
28
41%
105
81
23
"
108
.}
105%
80c
34% May 26
Vz Sep
36 Vz
25
25
Co
50 V* Jan
32%
*80%
81
23
20
Co
2
24
*105
227/8.
Corp
Products
Glen
51% Oct
105
42%
1
108
x27%
28 Va
108
■
1
8
Sep
42
19%
Inc
19
2
27%
108
_100
23
27
32,100
22%
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com
Sep
41% Nov
11,400
35
1
preference-.
Jan
96
23%
65%
34%
5%
\
100
Georgia-Pacific
56% Jan
5%%
25% Jan
-
35%
65%
35%
64%
\
10c
$5 preference
28
.
29
35%
65%
34%
49 V*
2.50,.
16% Aug 10
.13 Va Sep 28
13 Vo Apr
35%
65
.—10
29% July 13
19% NOV- 20
J".
35Vo
*63
"
Electronics—3.33%
Time Corp
General Tire & Rub
5
May 20
12% May 17
15 % Oct
5
66,400
64%
*36%
l
10o
General
26
38,700
75%
Telephone Co of Florida—
$1.30
General
103% July
42
23
4
96% Feb
5
2
81% Jan
6
Jan
90
98
1
1,400
38%
74
35
36
6.67
_
17%
38%
63%
22%
'
par
Castings Corp
17%
75%
35
81-
.<
_15
Service
17%
38%
73%
*35Ve
33%
104%
_;_l
Railway Signal—:
Realty & Utilities
17%
38
73 %
64 %
■
35
18%
38%
34%
42%
General Public Utilities Corp___2.50
18
,
63%
28%
convertible preferred—No par
$2.98 conv preference.No par
22
1,400
33%
108Vz
No par
Equipt Corp
preferred--—_No
conv
7%
36%
42%
Precision
50
1,500
7%
7
31%
64%
27%
$3
18
May
series
1,700
81
31%
35
*106%
_Nopar.„
$3.75
35%
*80
.
34%
3
Outdoor Advertising,,
1,200
35
-
1%
General Portland Cement Co
10
1,800
19%
35%
81
31%
6%
"
'8%
19%
35%
80
140 '/a
8%
20
31%
7,300
10,200
.
9% ->i.9%!
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8%
70%
37
72%
*34%
■
:
71%
18%
38%
71
100
preferred
Preferred
17%
x37%
*19Ve
•35%
b-cS69%
9%
80
6%
70
12,900
63
'
1
preferred
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18%
.
V
3,800
95%
,20%
-
140%
31%
6"%
31%
7
38%
72"% ' 72"%
1
General Motors Corp common
$5
.6%
8'/8
35%
35
69 V*- A
9%
23%
900
-19%
19%
>*139
"
200
'
pU®5%
19%
,
24%
23 Vb
95»/2
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31%
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'20
20
80
31%
7
8%
36%
36
*78
31%
38%
.
No par
common-
*"
37
80
'18%
1
Instrument Corp__
General Mills
20%
:36%
5
General Finance Corp__.
General Foods Corp——
General
20Vz
'
67 y4
9%' if S*9%
7141
*
140%-i140%
20%
•
rf.v-.
67
9%~
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8%
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5
65% .*?* 365%,
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94%
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V
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23
94 %
it £17%
8%
31%
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05 V*
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140%
22%
18%
20%
-
1
Corp
" - !7%-f
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23
94%
*93%
18%;A
9%
p
100
Finance
General Dynamics
64
No par
com
Cigar Co Inc_
Contract
15
22
Corp
preferred
1st
23
May 22
Corp
95 %
18%
—<
22%
23
*93 %•/■
t
•'
*
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2,
5
'
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•
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i.25
General Baking Co common..
7_5
5% Jan
5
"
*
General Amer Oil Co of
26% Oct
31
3,000
24%
18%
39 V* Feb
23
900
25
13
Sep 29
•
15,400
4
*18
30
24% OCt
55%
•24%
16
28 Ve
3%
53%
18%
5% Jun
21
4
53%
25
20
6
3%
53
18V*
22% Nov
5
4
4,200
11,200
•241/2
26% Nov
Apr
53
3%
41%
18
79% Jun 22
85% Jun
52%
4
14%
22
41%
,41%
••
25
*
Sep 20
*24%
r
141/8
21%
42
18
Aug 22
55% Jan
4
21 Ve July
25
29
3%
14%
21%
18
General
Aug 29
53
4%
14%
21%
■
24%
Gen
Aug 16
21%
41%
17%
5
70
41%
1
24%
4
50% Jun
8
4
14%
21
42
1
8% Jan
4
preferred-.__._50
Acceptance Corp
voting pref
General
11
1
com_
14%
21 Va
.
No par
6
37
Inc
conv
Sep
53% Jan
Industries
convertible
$0.60
-Aug 24
89% Jan
Co
Corp
4%%
29% Jan
5
Mar
\
33 Vz Sep 23
41% Oct
Nov
4
27
7
87
11
1
Wood
General
1
July 22
9% Jan
34% Jail
3
43% May 25
5
7
Mar
26
■
80% July
30
112% Mar
22
75% Dec
Oct
Sep
58% July
114
Mar 25
45
1
22% Mar
8
37% Aug 25
101V* Dec. 28
6
21
70Va Sep 28
30% Apr 21
61 % Aug 18
■,
May 21
38% May
6
95% Oct
6% Sep 27
'16% Sep 29
3l
40
6
30% Dec
5
99% Dec
Sep 22
30% Jan
30% Jan"
26% Jan
21% Apr
:
14
4
35
2
24
Jan
'19% Oct
Mar 17
84
31% Mar 25
May 18
7% Jun
2
5
9
58% Feb
45% May 11
74
2
11% Sep
6% Jan
140
10.
25% July
*7% Feb
19% Sep
20
£ 9%
May 19
23
22
17
-
10% Mar 25
29% Nov
29
Sep
'90
22
22
Sep
Apr
3% July 25
22 Ve Sep 20
67% Mar 11
22
•138
96% Jan
.
24
17
'
3
8; Feb
36% Feb;A2
'39
14%
14%
Gamble Skogmo Inc
Jan
10 V*
5% Dec
Co
61
3% Sep
19
5
Gabriel
42 Va
9
Nov
11% Jan
27% Jan
19% Sep
11
17% Jan
5
38% May 31
26% July 23
56% May 21
9
38
May 11
66
'
:
-
%
*.
30%,
*2%
.
-
>18%
*64-
3!/4
19%
66
.
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140
140
•20
.' *2%
31%
3i%
1
-
21
*20
*90
9iy4
-
92%
*90
30%
2%
.18% -191/8
191/4
61%
•61%
61 Vz
•
141
31%
30%
3
19%
63
•«
»
1. 1
*2%
I9y2
63
2,900
140
21
921/a
-~20
31%
16,400
300
3
"19%"
63
7,800
200
•
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, October 10, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
Year 1959
35 Va NOV
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
1
3
26% July 25
37
Jan
4
32
9
Jun
8
27% Feb
38% Jun
23
Dec
81% Dec
89 % Apr
94
16
7
Jan
Apr
82
13
91
29
80
Sep
8
Jan
6
9
84 Va Jan
7
9
87 Va May 18
88
Aug
96
Dec
30
104 % Mar
3
97
Jan
4
98
Dec
22
105 Va Mar
4
97% Jan
11
24 V'2
States
$4.20
Corp^-i
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Wednesday
Thursday
Oct. 4
Friday
the Week
Oct. 5
Oct. 6
Oct. 7
Shares
8.33%
29 %
29%
29Vs
No par
Utilities
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 3
.
34 %
34%
34%
29%
29 %
30%
29%
30%
35%
'
35 %
35%
357a
357a
Co-
dividend
preferred
100
*85 y2
88
*85'/a
88
$4.40
dividend
*85%
88
preferred
100
*85%
91
*90
90%
OQ')
91 \/„
dividend
*90
preferred
preferred
100
*90
♦90
94%
*100
102%
*100
lu2%
*luU
100
*102
103%
*102
103 %
*102
2.50
27
$5
dividend
$5.08
dividend
preferred
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co.
94
*90
27
94
27%
27%
*54%
'55%
*90
29%
*85 Va
6,100
88
90%
91%
*90
94
88,200
35 Va
35 Va
90%
100
x29
88
*89%
$4.44
Aug 12
102% May 4
103% Aug 19
35% May 31
Sep 28
V**
Common
86% Aug 26
91 '/a Oct
7
91
Oil
Gulf
28
Gulf
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
377b Dec
24
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
102%
♦100
102%
*102
103%
27 %
120
94
*100
103%
*102
103%
273/4
273%
29
28%
29
4,800
H
48
9
497/B Nov
Feb
44% Feb
20
48% Nov
20
71 Va May 19
35% Jun
25 Ms Nov
4
29% May 22
25
24
55
3
Sep
Sep
26
51 % Jan
20
,
Hackensack Water
19
25
Halliburton Co
4
81% Apr
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■
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Printing Co
Feb
21% Sep
88% Jun
19
106'% Jan
6
3614 Aug 14
26 Vb Jun
20
32% Jan
25
Hammer mi 11
31
88
19
47 y« Jun
21
Hammond Organ Co
57% Jan
5
114
6
28 Va Jun
July 23
^ Aug 31
30
20 % Mar 31
19
10
7
Sep
42
13
61% Nov
44 Va Feb
122
Jan
July
►
Jan
4
Hamilton Watch Co
•
4%
-
convertible
28
28
129
•
6%
22 V4 May 26
3
Mar
Harsco
8% Feb
27
.
2
11
Aug 31
12
11% Jan
7% Jan
16
12% Apr
13
35
Jan
29
38%
35% Nov
30
39 y2 Apr
20
61% Feb
17
43% Sep
21
79% May
12 Va Dec
30
16% Jan
Hart
88 % May 26
-
92
12
2
Dec
64% Jan
2
--75% Sep
22
90% May
14
40% Dec
27% Apr
30% Apr
5
11
34 Va May 11
16
9 V4 May 25
7
78
Jan
4
37% Feb
17
8
37% Mar 13
13% Aug
25 »/a Jun
3
61% Apr
74% Dec
31
105% Jun
1
105
Sep
29
118% Apr
16
55 % Apr
13
66
Jan
2
82% Nov
19
38 % Feb
50
76
46% Apr
4
2
9
104 V'2 Sep
1
5
4
20 Va Jun
2
28
42 % July 29
15 y2 Mar
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60 y8 May 11
64% Jan
72'/a Aug 25
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85
117
Jan
27
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41
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21
Jan
13
22% Oct
6
37
16
30% Sep
23% Feb
30
31 y8 Jan
12 Va Nov
2
May 21
27
15% Apr
27
10
5
24% Jun
22
23
27% Feb
2
29% Nov
30
2
28% Feb
Sep
30 y4 July
28
13
May 20
49% Jan
39% Apr
29
22
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35
30
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90 Va Apr 13
Jan
80
Dec
15
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9
21
1
30
27% Sep
81% Feb
23
18
Sep
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32% Apr
21
30
2
24
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5
30
41
Feb
12-
14
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2
26
21
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30
4
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4
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10
Mar
69
Dec
15
Dec
28
85 % Mar
85
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28
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30
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21
75
22
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15
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8
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21
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7
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29
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r
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13
4
88
21
79
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35
Jun
19 Va Oct
Aug 19
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July
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14 y2 Sep
19
66
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43 »/2 Jun
29
54 % Jan
14
24 Va Mar 14
33 % Sep
93% July 30
84
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25
9% Dec
7
31
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25
13
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4
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31
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9
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4'
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11
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5
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7
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6
35
Jun
9
46 Va Dec
24
Jan
27
58
387a Oct
7
43% Feb
4
39 Va Jan
18
43
July 28
Aug 12
Cement
Power
Co
Apr
3
417b Feb
18
45
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4
50
Jan
5
4.26%
45 y4 Jan
22
49'A Aug
9
149
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43% May
41
Feb
11
44 »A
Sep
28
38 Vb Feb
17
10 Va Feb
18
July
7
57b July 11
13 Vb Aug
4
May
109
7
65
Sep
28
50
227a Jan
12
86% Apr
19
May
6
55
July
6
36 Vb May
2
50% Jan
30 Va Oct
5
43 »A Jan
5
32
150
July 13
154
Jan
32
Apr
29
27 Va Mar 26
45
Dec
17
347b Feb
8
49% Jun
95 Vb Feb
24
86
2
03
385 Va May 12
397a Jan
31 Va
488
27
July
29
7
Feb
Feb
22 % Sep 26
407 Va Mar
8
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57% July 10
387b Sep
23
139'/a Feb
2
138
Sep
25
28
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22
68
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22
17% Feb
9
27 Vb Jun
4
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7
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9
7
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6
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127b Aug
4
85 Vb Sep 28
111
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14
35 Va
80
15
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56
125
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15
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30
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5
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99
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20
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9
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3
56
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55 Vb Nov
Feb
5
2
10
28
12
28
15
29
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37
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29
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14
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14
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9
40
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9
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6
17
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17
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22
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4
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23
40
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4
29
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1
87
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155
155
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_50
International. Paper
$4 preferred—
94'/a Aug 15
197a Mar: 2
76% Jan
Nov" 23
59
93
36
157a
74
21
*18%
100
International
21
40%
*106
*57%
*
•
36
47
4%
19
Apr
28
737a
19%
104
No par
*
217a Feb
88
Dec
*15%
107 %
107%
94%
53
33%
common
International Mining Corp
Int'l Nickel of Canada/
13
96
157a
74 Va
40 Va
7%
24
76 % Nov
2
*35%
15%
74
*35'/a
"
577a July 11
41 Vb
597b Jan
36
157a
74%
»
*42 Va
Harvester
27
59 Va Apr
...
35
15%
74
♦447b
Int'l
Feb
9
-
47
Int'l
57
29
35
16
74%
20
•
3,300
r
42 'A
19
507a Jan
18
49Va Feb
36
30 Vb
44%
148% Aug 25
36'A Aug 24
77'A Aug 17
Sep
46'A Dec
30%
41
4%%
35
38
Dec
30 %
*45%
Business
17
9
IS Va Nov
31 Vb
2,100
*433A
Int'l
17
22
181/2 Dec
30%
52%
•30%
44%
Interlake
Aug 25
25
21
75
550
Feb
Dec
1
31%
3,200
84
51
21%,
10
Corp_
Interchemical
15
32
3ep
123
31%
106 34
*82%
-
*63% '
50
General
Insuranshares
18
32 Vb Feb
Sep
15
365/a Jan
2
31%
84
47
July 11
34'A Feb
30 Va Apr
32
116% Sep
106
51 Va
94
50c
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
12
28
35
Nov
106
50%
10
6% preferred
Inland Steel Co_
Aug 24
537a Aug 15
32
33
Sep
7
44 »/2 Apr
6
37 Va Aug 21
105
*82%
*£6%
:
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common,
15
2
105
*82%
443/a
S
5
50 % Mar 18
20
103
50
1,900
'
Indianapolis Power
6
19
Jan
-11%
43%
25
28
867a Oct
11%
51
25
4.20% preferred
Oct
21
25
117a
84
2.50
preferred
Indiana
8 Va Feb
347b Sep
Oct
117a
8,900
*43%
Aug 15
163
8
11%
51
'
1,000
7374
1
.
577s Aug 23
41 Vb Aug 13
17
72%
51%
15 %
1,800
■
Industrla
45 % Mar 18
40
74% Nov
73
84
74%
3,700
38%
70%
49%
*33
No par
4.70% preferred—
30
*38%
11%
-
•
9
70
'
100
,
4.42% preferred
9
68
31 %
50
47
21
387a
83%
51%
common
29
5
*38 Va
387a
20 *
257b
9%
49%
5
45 Va Dec
177a Nov
104
*38 %,
1974
25
1
9%
83%
"21%
Co_
40 Va Sep
8
11%
105
60%
-4.08% preferred
46% July 27
11%
•
9
49%
1
Illinois Central RR Co
41
Illinois
697s
106%
*82
.10
317b Jan
477« Jan
26
106%
-16%
28
57 V* Aug 24
68%
9
38%
12
-*33%.
217/b July 25
67a Dec
xll%
38 Va
71%
68
—5
29'7s Sep
3674 Jun
38%
*38%
_60
17
25
£5
series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
21
40 Va Sep
25
107%
convertible pfd
Jan
4
2474
*57%
preferred series B
Apr
4274 Jan
2474
97s
100
52
14
25%
*9
107%
—
55 V4 Jan
Jan
25
9
9
12.50
39
47
20'/a
£5
preferred
Winston Inc
24
7
20
24%
common
23
41% Oct
20 Va
5
Nov
15
6,500
20 Va
Co
40
Feb
20% ■.■20%
-
19%
(conv)
29 Va Oct
46
21
5
42% Mar 18
12
7,900
20%
24 VB
Idaho Power Co.
.
—4
39
23%
100
common-
4
124
38%
247b
No par
No par
preferred series A
5%
*121
397a
237a
—10
Lighting & Power
Hupp Corp
124
3874
24%
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd
No par
Hunt Foods 8c Indust Inc com
—5
.
28
13% Jan
•
14
92 %
.
i
Howard Stores Corp
.Howe Sound Co (Delaware)
6
14
•
*121
39%
23%
Ball & Bearing Co_—5
Corp of America common_'__l
Houston
125
38%
2474
25
4% preferred L_
4.40% preferred
:
30
July 13
29% Dec
10
"
H
1
27
5
'
*122
39%
24%
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
Household Finance common
No par
'M
3%% preferred
;
100
14
9
Jan
125
.
38%
24%
5%
convertible preferred
Houdaille-Industries Inc common
:
34%, Aug 24
90 % Aug 24
"i'A Jaii
14
*122
:
41
Hoover
Hotel
126
.40%
,24 %
•
,
14
Sep
27
2
>
19
;
*122
I
.Honolulu Oil Corp
I
Hooker Chemical Corp
$4.25 preferred
13
Sep
Jan
77
Jan
90%. Sep
.8
16% Oct
19 V2 Jun
3614 Dec
26% Dec
80% Mar
4
5
16
5,100
_1
common
&
700
2,300
(Charles E)
Rinehart
400
•
347b
,_5
Homestake Mining
12
4% May 11
6
Holt
29 VB
45%
•%
"
convertible
29%
34 VB
loo
Holly Sugar Corp
5%
29%
45
!
Holland Furnace
27
*29 Va
6
Hoffman Electronics Corp
41 % Jan
2
Oct
Sep
29%
347b
__1
Corp common
pfd series A
conv
♦29
45 Va
,50
5
7
60 % Sep
29
Hotels
5%%
52% Aug 18
46 % Sep 26
37
May 19
40% Jun
2
2
Hilton
Hires Co
29
r
34
common
pfd
29
600
93
4474
common
class A pfd_.
2nd
*89
45'/a
Marx
5
,/
Jan
30% July
42% Sep 29
44 % Oct
4
28% Apr
6
19 % Aug 29
1
18ya May
117b Oct
21% Jan
37% Jan
1
$4%
22%
93
34%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3%% preferred series A
July 13
*22 Vb
*89
44
'Hewitt-Robins Inc
Aug 22
120
19
Jun
Jan
68
227a
93
33%
Hertz Co
24% July 13
23% July 22
Jan
227b
*89
1
Hershey Chocolate Corp
60% May
*22%
93
29%
1
conv
227a
22%
343/s
5% preferred
$2
22%
200
—5
„—
-
25%
46%
noncumulative preferred
25
Hercules Motors
No par
Hercules Powder common
2 1/12
19
13 % Jan
W)
(G
*25
34%
7%
111% Aug 26
64 Va Jun 29
25 v8 Dec
34
8
Mar
Jan
Heline
25
45%
3.65% preferred
5
20
13
19
16 Va Jan
Aug
(H J) Co
25
9,900
-
34
Heller (W E) & Co
7
81% Sep
5
7
Jan
32% Dec
Heinz
14
36
18
-
Aug 30
33% July
&
39%
46%
Co
preferred
Haveg Industries Inc
Hayes Industries Inc
14
54% Sep
Schaffner
55
387b
1.28
1
Corp of America
55
39
34
4%%
5
84
29 Va May 12
32% Jan
Jan
109% Sep
May 20
77
13
Hat
6
Apr 22
55
37 %
25%
36 %
46
I
Corp
Chemical
'
*54%
37%
*25
36%
1
com
Corporation
Harshaw
55
25
*89
94
29%
*54'%
36%
25 %
r
23
*S0
100
Harris-Intertype
29 % Jan
7
-
7:50
4
preferred
46% Aug 18
26% Sep
19% Oct
34
—100
2.50
Harbison-Walker Refrac
Mar 24
55
36%
25 Vb
.
22%
preferred
Paper Co
21% May 24
24% Nov 20
common
•
5
Jan
37% Sep
132
122% July
27
55
36 %
25
.5
•*
*-
96Vi
137b *13%
32
32 Va
-
'
4974
32
'
55'A
.52%
97
S6%
■
97
97 Va
97%
13'A
13 Vb
13%.
32
32 V4
32 Va
•,
♦97
98
'
137b
13
327b
317b
'
13'A
31%
13,200
170
137b
2.900
32%
4 000
Volume
Number 5993
192
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Xtanre Blnoe Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW YORK
Highest
LOW
STOCK
Par
Oct. 3
HIGH
AND
BALK
PRICES
Friday
the Week
Oct. G
Oct. 7
Shares
Oct. 5
Oct. 4
Sales fs*
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
K
37
Feb
9
65
93 % Feb
10
120
42 % Dec
31
48
107
Feb
107
10
5
12
Sep
July 27
105% Oct
80% May 23
86% Jan
6
82% Mar 18
93
6
85% Feb
29
23
13% Dec
7
11
Jan
12
413/4 May 12
\ 50% July 31
36
60% Jan
■
6
30% Aug 17 '
Electric Co_
g
Kennecott Copper
8
Kern
62% Jan
4
21
24%
8
743/4 Aug 25
39% Apr
7
7
1
2
27% Jan
2
37% Oct
22
29
85
Feb
21
Nov
4
35
11
82
343/4 Sep
16
3
62% Feb
26
6
33% Oct
51% Mar 13
77
Apr
27
43% Jan
27
Jun
46% Jan
21
0
Aug 23
18
4%%
.
31 % Jan
6
KLM
36
July 25
46% Jan
4
Koppers
77
Jan
7
82 %
Feb
17
; 143/4
Apr 11
25% Sep
22
Royal
4%
Co
Inc
Korvette
(E J)
27% Sep
29
33
19% Jun
10'
24% Jan
6
Kress
17% Sep
29
26 % Mar
20% Jan
8
27% Jun
18
34% Jan
12% Oct
6
263/4 Sep
26
25% Apr
25
10
12
16% Mar 9
•
8
Jan
Kresge
K
(8 S)
&
28j/2 Nov
23% Jan
22
18% Feb
6
34ya Jan
22
27% Mar 11
4% Mar 11
3% July 12
•
33/4 Dec
17
24% Jan
8
15% Oct
21
21% Sep
18
103/a Feb
22
Sep
27
Jun
27
22
11
Jan
22
23% Jun
20
24% Jan
1% Jan
2
3% Apr
6
6 % Dec
30
10 Va Jan
12
263/4 Sep
22
31"% Mar
36
Jan
18%
•
Jan:*
-571/2 Apr
10% Nov
7
■
4
23
133/4 Jan
9
987/a Oct
41
152
14
Nov
13
9% Sep
Mar
Ii
July 9
141/e Mar 23
29
731% Nov
24% Sep
18
393/4 Apr
8
17% July 10
10% Mar
9
21
37% Jan
27
46% Jan
7
1393/4 Jan
16
104
79% Dec
30
89
813/a Dec
16
36% Dec
Apr
14
31
61% Jun
23
4
23f
4
Nov
25
69
-
15'/4 Jan
27
71% Jan
7
183/4 Nov
5
27'/a Sep
3
22 %
*22
22%
33%
34
79
793/4
79%
793/4
79
793/,
79%.
80%
37
37%
37
37%
353/4
363/4
36%
36%
27 Va
27%
36%
36%
8
Jan
20
pfd ser A
conv
Lehman
Corp—_____
Corp
Industries'Inc—
24
24%
24
25%
24%
25%
247/u
25%
24,600
29
28%
28 3/8
28%
283/4
28%
29
28%
28%
3,900
26
26
26%
253/4
2 6'/«
•13
4.84%
Co
preferred
conv
14
4.35%
series
Lorillard
(P)
E
14% Sep
27
20% Jan
4
28
91% Jan
4
Lukens
28
21
6
Z 26
9
116
•
Mar
83
8
Jan
July 12
Aug 16
124
19
297/s Oct
".7,
52% Jan
6
26
447/a Oct
37
28
Jan
2
17% Oct
'..47% Dec 21
14
47% Oct '
-.
•
A3
7
79
4
20 Va Jan
78
1
-
4
20
3% Dec
31
15% Jan
5
22% Nov
6
33
4'/8 Dec
18
16% Dec
7
23% Jan
2
2-
507/a Dec
31% Feb
-
7%
Louisville Gas & El Co
Louisville
4
17
65
1
Lowensteltt.-(M)
Steel
MacAndrews
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
800
28
27
28%
27
27%
23,500
26%
26%
26
26%
26%
27
27
27
25%
26%
7.500
1.100
23Va
*34
>;C
23Va
37
f
;
23
'
35
227/8
23
*22%
23
36%
*33%
35
*33%
36
3%
*3%
23
23
23%
*33%
'
*33%
3%
.
1
28%
28%
28%
*27%
28%
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
167/a
17%
16%
10%
-
-
*3%
167/8
%
...
3%
10%'
10%
10 V2
10%
273/4
.
3%
l65/8
10.
35/a
28%
,
..
15
277/8
273/8
27%
27%
1%
i»/8
*17
"
1%
.
17%
1%
•
;e%
26%
58 %
58'A
23^
-
4%
25%
•
-
23% Y t
4
16%
v
■
25%
'
*573/4
/
i
:
9%
9%
•
11%
11%.
28
28
1%
1%
*16%
'
25%
17 V4
4
.
17% Jan
A
5
40 V* Jan
6
40% May 23
64% Jan
6
.05% Jun
IS
17
May
'
2
517/« Dec
10
44% Feb
17"
27
93 Va Jan
26
89% Jan
4
32% Jan
14
62% May 11
36
Apr
12
34
Oct
6
467/8 May 22
27% Sep
29
46
May 19
41
Sep
28
71
Dec
72 Va Jan
5
71
Dec
16
53% Feb
81
81
24
Mar 26
Mar 31
72
72 % Mar 17
Jan
19
93
-
Mar 28
Maremont
Marine
9
71% Dec
11
Sep~22
82
Feb
53
15
5 9i
23%
23%
47
48
Aug 26
71% Aug 29
27%
43
41Va
J9%
*81%
147
.
807/u
81'A
*157 %
148%
vtj' *•
23%
Maytag
26% Feb
3
39 7A Jun
Jan
2
42
Oct
30
28 Va Sep
28
40% Jan
18
13% Dec
31
19% Feb
5
12% Jun
27
15% Feb
29
29
77% Dec
31
94% Feb
5
72% Sep
94% Aug
28
5
80% Feb
1
29
97% July 25
37'A Jan
54
Mar
18
30
9
58
Feb
McCall
McCrory
3V2%
$6
46 %•
46
46%
287/u-
27%
28 %
77%
75%
77%
25%
21%
23%
23%
24%
23%
24
15%
15%
15%
15 %
15%
15 %
15%
5,500
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
21,600
40%
40%
40%
40%
42%
42
43
*125
135
*120
125
X39%
40
102
11
5
45% Jan
65% Feb
8
98% Jun
3
157/s Sep
11
29
33
Dec
37% Sep
21
50
Nov
18
8 Va Feb
13
10% Sep
11
20% Jan
2
27% Dec
41% Jun
24
Feb
51
15
28
31% Aug
4
48
86Vs Feb
29
88
20% Sep
19
95 % Mar 26
2
22
30
85 Va Apr
7
28% Jan
16% Sep
2
29% Oct
footnotes,
4
10
29 Va Dec
For
23
Jan
3
8
Dec
51V* Jun
28
17
23% Jan
4
Sep
Dec
78
12
357A Jan
6 Va Oct
25% Nov
87
31% Jan
35
24
19
21% July 25
24% May 11
32% Dec
18 7A Jan
26
-f
see page
9
Jan
7
(J Ray)
McGraw-Edison
91
51
27%
45%
-
*76
*77
*68
*76Va
-
•
100
100
1
Co
;
McGraw-Hill
McKesson
McLean
&
Robblns
Inc
Trucking Co
McQuay Norrls Mfg Co
Mead
Corp
common-.
Apr 14
4JA%
29% Mar IS
Medusa
Portland
30 Vb
Sep
13
Melville
Shoe Corp common
77% Jan
84% Sep
7
24.
«...
46%
48 V2
--
50c
& Co Inc
Corp
25% Mar 10
8
19
»
:__3
preferred
McDonnell Aircraft
31% Oct
•'
34%
Corp common
convertible preferred
McDermott
4%
preferred
130
40%
40%
*100%
♦100 Va
90
'
*84 Va
86%
*847/8
86%
38%
38%
90
*88
39%'
38%
136%
136%
86
%
90
39%
39%
138
137
4,166
102
*847/u
28,900
7,100
40%
*100%
86%
*88
90
*88
♦135%
38%
136
40%
102
27,400
116,100
16,900
138 %
60
50%;
50%
50 %
48
49%
46
Va
47 %
1,600
54
53
53
53
53%
52%
53%
4,200
14%
14%
14%
147/a
15
15
15%
2,900
56%
55
56
56 %
59%>
56%
587/a
9,200
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
-16%
2,300
28'A
28'A
124 30%
*27%
*120
"
28'A
124
30 Va
*43 7
(1st series)
—9
-•
'
*120
30Va
*83 Va
30
/
j"
18V8
21%
4%
'
12V2
24%
19%
47Vi-
,,,
«',■
*91
•■''51%
277/8
45
*76
*77
*68
»76Va
18Va
*32J/2
337/a
*29 Va
*29Va
13%
*74V2
J:-_-_5
17 V4
17%
17%
*17'/a
17%
700
21
21%-
21%
21%
21%
1,400
4%
4%
4%
1,400
24'A
19V4 *
46%
48 Va
92
52'A
"
'
,4%
i,.
31%
327/a
85Va
17
27'/s
26 Va
86%
16%
26Va
26
87 %
17
38
39
37%
37^/a
6V2
*16%
*35V2
*86
6%
17'A
35Va
87Va
2lVa
28%
..
^21Va
28 %
*80Va
82
83 Va
84
18 VB
6Va
17
34Va
*86
*21
28%
*80Va
27%
26
6%
17
35'A
87Va
.
,217/8
29 Vb
82
18'/a
38
38%
45 Va
467/a
35 Va
37 Vb
1%
4%
4%
,
12%
13Va
24
24 V»
18Vb-; i8%
46J/a
47
46%' 47!/a
*91
92
51%
52%
27%
28
45
45%
*76
77Va
*77
78 V2
*68
69 V2
*76
77
18
18Vt
32Va
33%
34
34%
*29%
30
29%
29Va
13Va
13Va
75'/2
75V2
95'A
96 Va
22
23Va
23%
24%
33%
67/8
17'A
36%
87'/a
21-7/8
28 Va
81'/a
*82
2
33%
37 Va
".'21V#
28 Va
81 Va
500
2,700
17V»
20%
26%
26%
*86
,
43
37%
45V2
36»A
83 V2
•
43%
36'/2
44%
35
2
85
*26
42 Va
37
45%
37
2
17%"
21Vs
4%
12%
337/a
*16V2
25%
43%
43%
11,300
83 Va
10
,
*95
21%
237/a
'
43%
30 Va
417/8
84
I8V4
28'A
457/a
77V2
78 V2
69 Va
77%
I8V2
32%
34%
30
29%
13V2
75V2
96V2
22%
24%
16%
42
400
122
29%
30%
41%
*82
18Va
6%
17%
35%'
.—10
—1
?*<
24%
187/a
-46Va
48 Vs•*
43%
28 V*
28%
*120
124
30%
42
84 '
I8V4
37 Vn
-
Cement—No par
preferred series B
20%
*4V2
-
28%
28%
*120
43Va:43%
44
26
-
1
100
41%
"
13
.
181/*
32V2
;
1
31
Dec
-*
12%
237/8
No par
Corp—
Sep
21% July 17
72
14
21%
*4Mr
No par
27 Vb
■
♦122
126
40
102
17%
No par
^
convertible
330
9,600
12,100
2,300
757/a
17%
!
^_5--
Corp
McCord
24%
27%
36V2
,447/a
307/a
1%
v..
(J W)
39% Jan ^ 4
48% July 16
17'/a Dec
No par
-
5
May
• -
•
'
-
-
common
19% July 19
16
*
100
;
18
32% Nov
-
,,
...
No par
Inc
7
'
J
Co
MCA
24
24%
«
46 %
39%
46%
37%
: l'/o
84%
16%
25%
18
3%%
6,700
25'/u
49%^
75%
18'A
33V2
July 29
44% Jan
31% Dec
.
1
1
preferred
*—i
No par
preferred 1959 series___100
Inc
—^1
$3.40
Mays
82
147%'
51
49%-
24%
•
81
147
49%
49%
46%
28%
36%
45V2
37,%
1%
'
*
1
14
9
18% Jun
10,300
46%
42%
84 Va
18'A
Publishing
McGregor-Donlger Inc class A_r__1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—No par
McKee (AG) & Co
No par
31
40% Aug 23
9%
-
26%
17%
'
^5 -\,
Corp
21% Sep
9'A-
16%
43
*83
^^1
Dept Stores
5
7
'
$3.75 preferred 1945 serle3_No par
$3.75 preferred 1947 serles.No par
Oct
22 % Mar
9%
1,000
55
31 Va
2.50
Masonlte
77 Va Aug
1
38
14.100
143/4
•-
27%
124
30%
-
,
1
Products.
Corp—
preferred
4
9
30
1.600
50%
52%
167/8
*120
-'
j—1
Exploration
Co—
12
Dec
27% Dec
23%
50 V4
'
59
-16%
29%
29%
13%
' 74%
*95
22Va
237/8
4V»%
Jan
43% Nov
32%
58 Va
48%
M
72%
38%
49
91
52%
28%
46%
77Va
78-Va
69 Va
77%
18%
32%
34'A
31
29%
137/8
75
96 V2
22%
24-Va
65% Jan
31
.58%
,..,'•23%
ctv) %
%
40 Va
136
15%
57%
■
•
Moore—_12.50
&
Marshall ;Field & Co com
May
79
14,100
'58 %
U
9%
80%
147
46%
*88
541/4
-•
!
9%
24%
*847/a
90
51%
*
48%
40
39%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co_
72
24
26 %
27%
*119
135%
:*50%
0,
Automotive
Midland
18
65% Nov
——
Marquardt Corp
53% Aug
1
___.
Maracaibo; Oil
Martin
Aug 31
Co
Maxwell
Manning
58% Aug 2a
38% Jan
8
78
25%
74%
*100%
86%
38%
-
10
1
26
4
400
3.900
257/u-
22%
'
126
*88
1
Inc
Manhattan, Shirt
Oct
22
Fund
8
22
7,600
4%
47%
58
17%
4%
40%
22%
*134%
-
common—10---
Copper
19% July
42'A Jun
<88
Madison
Magnavox
22
1%
*17
25 VaJ
•
%
14,%
40%
*847/a
_10-
preferred (w w)
—60
Inc com—No par
preferred series A
100
19
5% Jan
5,100
24 Va
40
5, -'
(Ky)_No par
Mallory (P R) & Co
Manati Sugar Co___
^
1.300
10.700
26%
102
-
,
t
817/a
24%
15%
39%
(R H)1 Co
4V« %
8
18% Jan
12
5%%
8
29% Jan
59% Jan
..
Macy
23
3
1%
.
700
4%
'
23
23
'46%
148
47
11
•IOOV'2
«•
81%
46%
257/8
*118
.
_5
/ Jun
8
17%
11%
28%-
lR/a
58
58%
48%
147%
1
39%
*
100
4% Jan
6
167/u
167/u
11%'
4%
25%
"*23%
••
28'%
753/4
22%
-
—_50
Forbes
&
80 % Jun
4% Jun
15.400
•
5
12 Va Sep
400
16%
x73%
267/a
15
100
& Sons Inc_—il
3.33%
21
^,237/8 Oct
26-
28%
16%
28
17
4%
47%
23
75
Coj
Oct
9
77/a Jan
21 Va Dec
28%
17
16%
3%
28 Va
*28
3%
107%
10%
•
17
%
25%
4%
46%
46Va
-
..."
100
preferred
Magma
.28% July 30
33A
28
:
1%
'
17%
*17
4%
par',
Mack Trucks Inc—
7
18
6,300
12%
27%
■
Nashville
&
1% Jun
35
-
,
44'A Nov
59% Jan
25%
13
—100-
19% Sep
14
Jun
3
25%
50
28%
—100
preferred—
16% Feb
18
7% Jan
17
47% Sep r 2
85% Aug 18
"19% Jan It
34% May 10
22% Mar 16
40% Dec
Jan
16% May
21
Mar 17
35% Nov
.
49% Feb
Sep 30
37% Mar
87% Mar 30
32% Nov
..
i
43% July 10
30
26'A
81
12%
.
'
-78% Sep
*80
27%
4"
Lykes Bros Steamship Co
22
36%
81
13 %.
t__
Co common
52% Sep
16 Va Sep
Jan
*80
-
283/4
preferred
2
preferred—
29
35
81
263/4
—100
Sep
series B
513/4 Sep
50% Dec 21
36%
'
Long Island Lighting Co com—_10
90
Jan
27V8
36%
28%
—1
42% Sep
.
3,700
24%
-^1
July 10
5
1,300
36%
24%
25%
1
-
28
28%
27%
*80
'
preferred
22'
27%
81
No
series D
78% Jan
1,300
37
5
Stores Corp
4.25%
1
36%
27%
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co
^._5
47%
48%,> .•
Llbby McNeil & Llbby
*_?•''
9%
9i%
■*."
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com——25*,81'%
83%
7%
preferred
__100
147% 147%
Lily Tulip Cuo Corp_T
—5
*
47%'
48%
Ling-Temco Electronics
—50c
24%
36%
9
02% July
36%
80%
;w\—1
May
1
6,900
363/4
No par
5%
Sep
900
80%
27%
—No par
Aug 19
142
33%
81%
u__25
A
87
34% May 18
8,500
33%
80 Vn
'
37
—_10
Jan
34
'
27%
-.■-^4
102
*33 %
,
36%
Corp
130% Aug 25
43 Vb Sep
7
34
•33%
9,300
16,900
27%
common
8
34
16,900
•80%
Cement
13
♦33%
1,200
'
$1.50
383/4 Feb
:
'
1
5
Gas
21
-
11,700
5
Lehigh Valley RR
4
34% Apr
6
22 '/b
Star
123% Jun
28
Sep
32'A Jan
22
5
m
118
22
Star
81
6
99
July 29
6
1043/4 Mar
-
22%
:
series
130% Mar
88
'•
22%
v
44% Nov 23
..
22%
Lone
80
,
48% July
7
1427/8 Mar 25
26
22%
__
~
363/4 Jun
50
44%
Lone
Feb
75%
74%,
44
4
Jan
7,600
48%
"_^_5
96
25
43%
—2.50
303/8 Jan
24%
75
Aug 29
111
24%
75%
Litton
30% Jan
24%
49%
Link Belt Co—
44 %
24%
44%
5
8
24%
48%
19
21% Sep
25%
44
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Theatres Inc
245/a May 16
8,100
: 24%
44
Lionel
Aug
32%
49%
4
17
13%
47 %
32%
75
32% Jan
Feb
13 Vn
47%
32%
47%
34% Aug 10
5
13%
47%
31%
41%
96
July
13%
47%
32V«
.
74%
14
4
90% Mar
3
131% Dec
Mar
Sep
4
15
2
Dec
28
28
Aug 31
133/8
483/a
31%
48
18 5/8 May 11
26
36% Apr
29% Jan
96
Jan
12
26
112% Dec
61
123/4 Jan
5
36% Nov
151
575/8 Jan
30
28% Sep
13
4
23% Sep
43% Sep
preferred
Lerner
29
13%
473/4
32%
"
753/8
Lehn & Fink Products
Jan
13%
48 %
12%
473/4
Consolldada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryants——
1
Leaf
Inc—
—50c
9
463/a Sep
2,900
13
.
9
91 % Jan
78% May 19
38
„1
common
22
15
37%
413/4
Paper Co
Sep
11% Jan
37%
B
Sep
5
37'A
10
64
5
37%
74%
i
70% Jan
29
37%
44 %
_-
28 3/4
Jan
140
73
21
7
22
9% Oct
V
1
Dec
63
89% Jan
46% Oct
1
5
63% Jun
Apr
22
28'
2
31
57
24% July 26
10
79% Aug 27
803/a Jan
Oct
Dec
24% Dec
.57%
,
2
29
140% Dec
48
4
15
38%
1,600
48%
La
8
7% Jan
2,200
75%
Lee Rubber <fc Tire
m Mar 11,
100
50%
66
473/,
Lehigh Coal di Navigation Oo_<
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries com
10% Jun
30
35%
49%
_1
•
29
Sep
65%
*35%
49 %
10
•
26
4
■
65%
35'A
.
100
1
28
10
65
64%
643/4
•35
—;_1
13 % Jan
263/4 Sep
1% Jun
16% Sep
*
4.32%
-
__10
V P Sutherland
Laclede Gas Co
91%
43%
;
32 % Aug
Mar 15
10
15% July
8
373% Jan 20
Jan
4
13% May
2
16% Sep 12
301% Mar 23
12
29
7
2
341% Apr
23% Nov
24% Aug 30
13% Jun 27
*89
30
75
CO—
"
21
91 Va
85
_1
.
Co_
(S H)
*89
.
49%
26
Airlines—_100 O
Kroehle* Mfg Co
Kroger Co_
1
5
22
Jan
91%
•
35%
25%
Inc
5
3
•89
35%
48%
—
Aug
90%
64%
32
common
43% Mar
96%
*88
*84
•
25
„_
preferred
32% Nov 24
*94%
90%
%
48
preferred
Corp
Dutch
96
*88
2.50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley
*84
♦94%
90%
95'%
49
33%
Co
prior
conv
85
95%
*
35%
32%
No par
County Land
79%
48%
48
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common.
*78
49%
_—8
Co„
65% Jan
July 22
123/4
79%
85
37
-
1
31% Apr 20
54% July 22
74 3/4 Nov 25
28
19% Oct
1
00c
;
1,500
48%
64
37
:
_
200
57
91%
*35
37
112
57
•88
*84
85
95%
*89
353/4
8.75
500
*100
90%
>
*88
64%
64%
*35
400
200
103
56 Va
*78
•
17.700
87
45%
103
112
56%
79%
*78
35%
87
*44%
102%
*100
56
56
79%
45
102%
100%
♦100
56
34%
93
45
103
•99%
34%
*86
'
48
—
Kelsey Hayes Co
Kendall
*93%
;
,
91%'.
*89
48
Kansas Power & Light Co
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg Co
95%
91
-
45%
100 %
*84
84%
*88
No par
100% Jan
5
21
84
*93%
_
&
*78
100
__100
preferred—;
100
Kansas City Southern com
No par*
4% non-cum preferred—.
50
Kansas Gas
56
79%
86
45%
33 Va
33%
86
103
*100
56%
*78
_100
:_
22
Jan
13% May
30% Nov
8 1
39% Aug 24
16% July 11
49% Jun 23
6
preferred
46% Sep 30
36% July 18
24
64
70% Apr
Dec
16
31% Feb
4
4%
105 %
*56
100
4.35%
8
4
1
Apr
preferred
July 28
33 % Nov
7
Jan
3.80%
preferred
37% Sep
9
723/8 Jun
105 %
preferred
84% July
117% Feb
103
4.20%
43% Feb
5
101%
4.50%
34% July 12
Apr
101%
*45%
3234
88
453/4
88
preferred
100
43/4% (ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
5
90
88
453/4
20
79% Jan
34
33
343/8
88
*45%
Jnn
4
31% Oct
33
100
,50
Aug 10
Sep
50
.
preferred
;
95% Oct
9
623/4 Sep
38% Aug 28
<
7
26% Jan
59% Sep 15
79% Aug 17
25
12
Mar
44% Oct
59
Jan
89
45% Oct
43
May
87
Jan
8
24% Oct
22 % Sep
11
74
88% Feb
28
90% Oct
125
33%
convertible
Mar 11
May 20
5
89% Feb
2
17
43/4%
92%
13
July 27
13
Jan
98
85% July lo
72 % Sep 21
34% Nov
5
41% Feb
convertible
preferred
82
19
39% Feb
4%%
43/4%
122% Jan
3
27
Kaiser Allum & Chem Corp
0
45
Mar
8
6
47
17
57% Apr
Sep 23
28% Jan
84% Jan
111% Jan
30
18
11% Dec
Oct
101
25
34
86
423/4 Jan
8
24
130
79% Sep
82% Jun
Feb
July 27
20
73% Nov
86
July
Sep 29
135
Nov 23
46% Oct
32
July 27
2
18%
38%
8,900
8,300
45%
46
36%„■
18%
38%
37 Vb
1%
14,700
2
5,000
2,800
13
13
24%
24%
18%
18.%/
47%
45%
47
47 Va
48
48
Va
2,900
92
91
91
51 Va
52%
51%
52%
30,700
27%
27'A
27%
277/8
1.900
44%
8.600
13%
13 Va
24%
24%
18 Va
19
47
473/b
-
*91
•
44'A
..
♦»
44 %
45
2,700
8,300
10,500
2,800
100
*76
77
*76
77
♦77
78 Va
*77
78 Va
♦68
69 Va
*67%
69%
*76
77
*76
77
18
18
18
18%
33
33
33 Va
33%
1,600
34%
34%
34'A
34%
4,100
29 Va
30
29
29%
30
30 Va
*30 Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
*74%
75 Va
*74%
75 Va
*96
3,200
1,900
500
31
967a
14,900
110
120
96%
96%
23'A
23 %
22%
23
24 Va
25
24%
24%
32%
32%
32 'A
33%
7,100
88
88
88
!
88%
2,200
I6V4
16 Va
16
'
16
27%
26 VB
38
6%
*16%
39
6%
17
34 Va
35 Va
86%
86 Va
,
25,700
1,600
6,000
27%
27 Va
*25%
4,200
•
27%
25%
25%
400
38
38%
5,200
6%
7,600
6%
*16%
34 Va
*86
17
34%
87 Vi
200
5,000
30
22
22
21Va
22
1.000
29%
29%
29
29%
6.500
80 Va
80 Va
80 Va
80 Va
90
20
(1412)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, October 10, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Baaf* Blnoe Jan.
Leveal
Highest
29% Jan
7
38
67
Feb
9
91% May 15
71
Nov
17
44% Jan
85
18
Feb
6
70
8
16 % Nov
2
Jun
Dec
14
Mercantile
2
Merck
70
Jan
8
84
8
82% Sep
7
70% Jan
4
I
24% Jun
16
74% Jan
5
Dec
28
98
Mar 13
83% Jan
30
88
Mar 31
75% Feb
15
Nov
12
87
Apr
75% Jan
19
Jan
4
30
99% Mar 11
23
68
86
80% Sep
95
25% Mar 16
Jan
Dec
16
Mesta
Aug 26
82% Sep
9
93 Va Sep
8
81% Apr 18
58
4
_
3.85%
2
4.45%
12
48% July 25
59% Feb
Feb
27
88
Jan
33 Va Dec
29
40% Jun
2
30
May
2
94% Sep
9
36% Aug 30
Midwest
Oil
15 Va Oct
9
19
26% May 16
Minerals
&
28
150
July 21
8
178% Jun
20% Feb
2
4
16
9
63
Sep
5
Sep
31
28
>
Jan
11
Sep 28
88
Jun
17
31 Va Apr
28
38
Mar~5
28
Apr
19
33% Jan
4
31V* Dec
14
39
Jan
22
31% Feb
24
38% Aug 31
16V4 Jan
2
25
Jun
19
17% May 12
20
49% Apr
4
27
19% Nov
16
29% May
4
16% July
31% Dec
23
41% Mar 16
35 Va Oct
4% Sep
23
41% Jan
8
34
Dec
8
30
28 % Sep
37% Jan
7
Mar 10
*80%
♦79%
82
80
*79 Va
82
*79%
82
*79 Va
82
♦89%
91
*89%
91
Inc
80
*89 Va
10
29%
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49%
5
»i
91
29
30
48%
30 Va
1
50%
89%
93
10
34
34 %
17%
•34 Va
34 %
34%
34%
17
16%
17%
16%
17%;
131
133%
130%
132 Va
19%.
10
No par
No par
20
9%:
9%
9%
93/4
9%
9%
66 %
64%
66%
64%
28%
29
28%
36
353/4
27%
27 Va
27%
27 Va
27 %
1
30
30
30 %
29%
30%.
B
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
32%
33 Va
32%
33 Va
32%
33%
29% Jun
15
39
32
33
32%
313/a
20%
20%
21 %
21%
5
8%
68
Va Jan
8
12 Va Nov
24
16
Jan
19
11% May
9
15% Jun
18% Nov 23
24
Jan
29
12% Jun
221
78% Aug 14
71
Sep
28
11
3%%
23
19% Jan
6
11 Va Dec
22
18% May 28
10
May
5
13% Jan
11
Jan
2
14% May 26
7
Mar
4
11% Aug 22
55% Jan
4
56% July 27
35% Mar 2
35% Sep
29
26% Mar
8
29% Aug 31
21% Jan
25
27% Aug 28
25
24
57% Sep
7
36% Jan
21% Mar
40 Va Feb
3
53% Dec 23
12% Oct
27
7
Feb
Oct
4
7% Oct
Monsanto
37% Oct
24% Feb
24
27% Nov
24
27
Sep 29
10% Sep 29
53% Jan
14% Jan
6
66% Sep 23
18% Mar 21
Feb
9
24
Dec
23
13% Oct
22
32
Jan
20
98
2
51%
Aug~4
31% July 24
Co
19V4
33
5
4
Motor Products
Motor
Wheel
Mueller
21
; % 83/a
*62%
63%
.
*62%
63%-
73 Va
*72
73%
•
14%
15
-
7%"' r /
12%.
11
;
36%
30%
353/8
36%
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303/4
30aA
31 %
29
28
36%
36%
35 Va
30%
30 Va
"
36%
367/8
363/s
37%
No par
:
12
27%
28%
27%
27%
27
27 Va
27%
10%
11
107/a
11%
11%
12%
12%
29%
30
:
...
7%
29%
70%
73%
68%
71
66%
70%
5
20
20
19%
19%
19%
193/4
5
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14%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
133/4
420%
18%
:
;
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69 %
v.-
21
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20
20%
20%
20%
20%
20'A
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5
19%
19%
19%
19%
18%
19
1
50%
50%
♦50%
51
50%
503/4
50
10
25%
25%
25 Va
25%
25
25 %
25
33%
35
14
18%
66% Jun
17
NAFI
16
Jun
17
Natco Corp
I
54% Jan
4
National Acme Co
1
':
4
27%."
:
12%
5,700
:
26,100
22%/
:
12,200
;
13%
20 %
18%
5,900
20%;
18%
■;
3
39,400
:
;
31%
13%
.
55,100
69 % ' /
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30%
22%
;
50%
34%
13%
40%
41%
10%
1,700
.
35
13V4
.
50% '
25%
1,200
;
2,000
.
251/4
50
,
9,000
37%
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22%
-
20%
7%
36 Va,'
36%
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29%
7,600
2,200
271/4
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3,800
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37'A
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28'A
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10
1,500
33,000
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37
.
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28
37%
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30
1,900
1,300
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7
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•
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37 Va
30'A
...
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7%.
36 Va
1
800
13,100
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7%
36%
Murphy Co (O C)
Murray Corp of America
6,600
14% •; 14 % •
.
,12%
11
*10
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14%
37
12
2,900
21% /211/4
%
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:
12 %.\„.;.,.v
12%
12%
11
14'A
••'•;
,
36%
63% Mar
:
63%
731/a
28%
29% Sep
4,200
33% '
V
/ 8V2
y353/4
4
;
8%
29
9
6,600
38 5/a
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43
24% Mar
4,600
3%
33
8%
28%
Corp
10,900
;
\
:
73%
,
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14%.
Co
Brass
l
■
f
63%
,
42 %
48% Jan
1
8%.
*
28%*
Corp
Munslngwear
Sep 21
'/
44%
Inc
28% Jan 22
21%
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,
44%
Co
A 32
38V4
/
33
'
,
383A,
33%
383/8
•
3
A
1,900
13,500
18,600
,
3%
33/4
1
(John)
Motorola
29
:
7
Morrell
33/4
7%
1,000 lire
Montgomery Ward A Co
Moore-McCormack
Lines
May 31
23 % Jan
7
Sep 28
18% Sep 26
12%
•10
8
36 %
2
Co
Utilities
Monterey oil Co
4
27% Jun
19
11
Rights
-
-
14 Ve
12%
•
•7%
.
19
28
"12%
No par
Montecatlnl Mining A Chemical—
American shares
-1,000 lira
7
47% Jan
25% Sep
22
183/4
32 %.
•
Stamped
2
*72
8%
8%
*62%
14%
♦10
25
No Par
Montana Power Co
7
26% Sep
Chemical
62%
14%
No par
8%
8%
73%
62%
•72
100
Montana-Dakota
7
8
100
Machine-Tool
Monon RR class A
Class B
12
14
18%
33
42,000
'
1.25
Monarch
31% Sep 23
31% Aug 16
Sep 21
preferred
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
67% Mar 23
31
18%
•
21%.
80% Mar 11
30%
30%
7
..
32%
1
32%
•20%
15% Jan
273/4
323/4
.
38
28
273/8
/
3:,A
37%
Sep 26
27%
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37%
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65%
35%
27%
,
2,600
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353/4
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10
37%
62
64%
29%
29%
l
r/
37%
5
;
65 Va
353A.
7,600
5,100
9%
35:!A
29
35%
37%
Aug
,
•
30%
293/a
65%
29%
36'A
Missouri Public Service Co
Mohasco Industries Inc common
,
11,300
19%
'
64%
65 %
Missouri Pacific RR class A
No par
Missouri Portland Cement Co
6.25
70
8
.
130
140
19%
6
1
138
139 %
29V4
48% Jan
22% Sep
: 11,400
20%
28
17
1,100
18
28%
35%
RR
35
17%
193/8
29%
30%
343A
183/0
28%
19%. :
29
..
No par
27%
35
93
-■
:
19%.
20
2,000
137
135%
131
28%
%
51%
93
17%
9%
.
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92
*34 %
28%
19
10%
..
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28%
29
51
92
•92
28%
100
50%
50%
51
92
1
100
14,700
48 %
93
50 Va
'A
89%
28%
*47 Va
*47%
92
Corp
89 Va
27%
49%
48%
100
Chem
89%
28%
29%
50 3/8
50%
20
~20
28
273A
•
36 Vs Sep
18% Apr 27
28
90
*47%
48%
33/4
Feb
290
82
3%
9
25% Sep
82
4,300
92
*80%
3%
Jan
43% Jan
*88
82
3%
60
16
90
*80%
3%
8
22% Dec
92 Va
82
5
17
207/a Oct
*90
*80 Va
Mlssourl-Kan-Tex
30
20% Jan
•90
6
20% Jan
V
82
6% Jan
15
26,900
81
92%
80'A
7
Jan
50 %
373/4
*80
♦80%
3% Oct
8
22
80
2
Jan
10
38% Jan
80%
21,600
37 Va
37%
80
52% May 25
45% July 29
15
27Va Dec
37%
80
•90
Corp
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
•
Aug 18
Jun
8
51%
373/B
80 %
92 Va
Mission
4
12% Jan
17
52%
353/4
793/4
6,200
97/a
46 Va
52%
52
37 Va
51 %
200
72
93/4
36
51
Mission
4
35
71
10
79%
Minnesota A Ontario Paper
2.50
Minnesota Power A Light
No par
Minute Maid Corp
1
9
22% Jan
July 12
9%
200
15,300
81 Va
100
series
Minn St Paul ASS Marie
Minn Mining A Mfg
.
72%
70%
10%
*77
37%
51%
36%
81 Va
100
Minneapolis Molina Co
Minneapolis A St Louis Ry
July 14
17
•51
71%
93/4
10
1
33 %
80%
81%
*77
81 Va
Phllipp Corp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg—
1.60
1
24% Jan
17
19% Mar 23
Jun
3
26
29 Va July 29
31
9
21
72 %
9%
,
92
18 Va Feb
70%
10
Enterprises Inc
Midland-Ross Corp common
5%%
1st preferred
60% Nov
20% Sep
14% Dec
73
97/a
33'A
100
Midland
2
111% Jan
72
12.50
series
Middle South Utilities
22
2
16% Sep
123% Feb
1
Co
79 %
71
80
|
Aug 11
Sep 21
83 V4 Jan
24 Va Mar 20
80
33%
81
*32 3A
793/4
*77
82
Co
preferred
preferred
80%
33%
78 3A
33
79%
•80
preferred series
8.80%
33
80%
No par
No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd
100
4.35%
preferred series
100
39 Va Jan
5
79%
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
Jan
33,
48% Oct
Machine
♦32 Va
33%
•33
16%e
common
Merrltt-Chapman A Scott
40
13
75 Va Nov
Co
Inc
preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype
23
Mar 19
8toree
Co
A
#3.50
6
18% Feb
July
33
Aug 31
28
88% Apr
84 V2 Dec
Shares
2
37
28
the Week
Oct. 7
36% Sep
82 %
74 y2
Friday
Oct. 6
96% Jun
15
84
Thursday
Oct. 5
26
22
15
Wednesday
Oct. 4
Jan
74% Dec
6
Tnesday
Oct. 8
73
27% Jun
53% Jan
Monday
EXCHANGE
30% May 25
58% Mar
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
l
Hlfhtfl
9% Sep
46% Oct
22% Feb 25
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
11 'A
1,100
'
25%
■
-
3,000
rv>
'•
13 % Nov
5
19% July 18
12% Feb
12% Nov
10
18
12
50 Va
Sep
15
40% Oct
16% Dec
23
63% May 6
29% Jan 22
10% Oct
5
24% Sep
21
34% May
25% Apr
iS Oct
25
49% Jan
15
56 Va Dec
142
Dec
8
22
Jan
9
6
30
164% Apr
3
Sep
10
14% Jan
12
55 Va Sep
25
80
26% Jun
12
32% Jan
46 % Feb
2
54% Jun
28% Jun
8
35% Dec
7
90
Sep
Jun
21
109
23
1
Jan
Nov
19
97% Feb
Feb
9
Jun
10
132% Aug
159
Mar
National
Sep
87
Sep
21% May
49 % July
28
35% Jan
11
89
Apr
78
26
Nat*cnal
134% Mar 12
120% Jan
19
18
Jun
15
20% Jan
Aug 28
28
43
Jan
6
3
38% Dec
7
98% Aug
6
40% Mar 13
17% Sep
22
24% Mar 25
9% Jun
10
14% Nov
13 Va Jan
7
24
Dec
8
4
15
10 Vs Mar 24
15% Dec 22
22
9
12
2
15
Feb
26
37% Apr 13
43% Feb 26
82% Mar
28
2
28
68
Sep 29
Sep 28
16% Jun
.
40
Lead
Malleable
National-Standard
Steel
20% Jan
4
National
Tea
Jan
4
National
Theatres
29% Jun
10
National
Vulcanised
4% July 22
7% Jan
15
Natomas
7
14% Mar
4
34% May 24
Neptune
1
40% July 11
21
4
79% Aug 19
22% Aug
2
8
85
107% Mar 11
16
49% Mar 13
55
May 6
33% May 11
34% Oct
23% May 11
32% Jan
7
New
York
15% Sep
28
31% Jan
6
N«>w
York
29% Sep
6
22
36% May 22
5% Dec
29
10% Jan
Dec
24
20% Jan
24% Dec
29
38% Feb
25% Dec
11
27% Nov
12
71% Dec
29
10
243/o
243/a
24Va
24%
57%
57
58
57%
58%
58 Va
58%
7,700
26%
265/a
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
25,700
88
88
87%
87%
87%
87%
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89
87%
87%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
23,
4,900
1
52%
53%
52
52%
52%
523/4
52%
53%
52%
53%
5,300
29% Mar
79% Jan
;
47 V4
6
8
39% Jun
_100
Sep
29
6% Jan
6
5
5
Oct
7
12% Jan
5
17
14
Oct
4
27% Jan
11
5
29% Sep
14
4
33% Mar 15
80% Aug 19
39% Aug 17
65% Jan
14
73
Mar 28
69% Mar
7
76
Aug 17
74% Jan
4
84% Mar 11
15
41% Jan
14
65
18
73% Apr
77% Apr
1
Dec
69
23
Dec
21
79% Oct
29
74
-
100% Oct
91
85% Mar
88% Apr
20
Sep
19% Sep
Jun
17
84% Jan
29
20 Va Nov
25
11% Dec
4
30 % Sep
23
108
34
13
3
2
80
Jan
15
Mar 23
99% Feb
2
92% Jan
20
'
16
23% May
72% Jan
102% Feb 26
17
23% Aug 25
44 Va July
2
18% May 5
26% Sep 29
-
80% May 4
.-88% Aug 18
108
Aug
102% Sep
22
9
7
Jan
15
41% Jan
29
6
21
40% Dec
14
36
30
73
Jan
27
24
35% Jan
22
63% July 15
26% Feb 17
100 Va Oct
5
16
99% Jan
Jan
25
6
6
103% Jan
4
18
101% Jan
13
57 Va May 22
36
Mar 29
6
107% Aug 24
112
Sep
8
109% Aug 17
Sep
28
48
29% Aug 26
76% Sep
7
87% Sep 14
Jan
4
13%
1
> 21 Va
pfd_100
♦81%
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
22% Jan
25
67% Jan
5
88% Mar 23
78
Jan
8
86% Mar
81
Apr
29
86
11
87
Sep
9
Aug 26
•
•
213/a
*75%
21 Va
83
*81%
1,300
16
6
14,300
61/4
18,800
21 %
21%
21%
53/u
51/4
5%
3,200
18%
17%
18%
7,200
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133/a
37
13%
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600
2,100
"
37
.
1,200
.
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77
21%:
77
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21%
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83
900
25% V 25 Va
.
37%
'
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77
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131/4
25%.
25%.
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37%
59
58%
59
58 Va
43
42 Va
433/a
43'A
110
21% .21%
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83
5
27
27%
263/4
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17%
16%
17%
16%
16%
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33%
33%
33 Va
33%
33
58 3/4
33%
-
;
59%
.
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43
27 Va
3/4
44 %
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43%
27%
5
87
Aug 26
2
10,200
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27%
16%
27.
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341/4
5,900
441/4
Va
6,800-
28
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-
60%;
59%
43%
-
4,100..
,
28,900 \
16%\
35
-'
V
1'
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17,100
■
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143/4
14%
llVa
1,800
28%
29
27%
28%
26%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
8,000
-101
100
:
77
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36%
67
68
72
72
72
80
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37
68 Va
r
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,
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78
36%
37
66%
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-
100
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87
105%
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87
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97
97
19%
19%
19%
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23
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Western
North
American
American
4,000
78
•
37%
:
37%
67 j,'
68
71%
71%.
781/4
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21,100
:
780
420
♦
130
94
•
27%
94%
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98%
193/B
28
94 %
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70
98%
360
19%
'
19Va
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27V2
2,400
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23
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23
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12%
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1,200
23
12%
200
19'/a
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19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1,500
40%
41 Va
39%
40%
40%
413/8
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41
40%
41%
20,100
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5
38%
39
38%
39
38%
38%
38%
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65%
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65
10
29%
30
30%
30%
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31%
106%
106%
105 %
105 %
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106
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110
109%
109%
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109%
100
Gas
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110
109%
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Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
Pacific
28%
193/o
100
Ry
5.80%
93
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,
87
1
—
Corp
Co
Central
Natural
5.60%
27%
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.
100
Car
Northern
Northern
28
105%
87
50e
Aviation
Northern
5%%
95
*85
87
*104
*94
I
Ry
(Minn)
Common
106 Va
37%
37%
29%
30%
106%
106 Va
109%
109%
*109%
110
110
*108
109%
36
363/4
26 Va
26%
*108
293/4
106
108
36%
36%
26%
26%
38
38%
3,000
170
7,200
110
70
109%
36%
371/4
15,300
26%
26%
3,400
75%
170
x36%
37%
26%
26 %
73
73%
♦73
74%
74%
74%
*74%
85%
♦84 Va
85%
*84%
85%
*84%
85%
86%
*82%
861/4
—
5
26 Va
26%
series
100
♦73 %
74%
#4.10 preferred series
#4.08 preferred series
100
♦84%
85%
*84%
100
•82%
86%
*82%
86%
♦823/a
86%
*82%
#4.11
preferred
series
100
♦84 Va
85%
*84%
85%
*84 Va
85%
*84 Va
85%
*84 Va
85%
$4.16
preferred
series
100
*83%
86
*83%
86
*83 3/8
86
*83%
86
*83%
86
1
38%
38%
39
38%
#3.60
preferred
16
Sep
26
31% Jan
4
Northwest
22% Sep
17% Sep
28
31% Jan
4
5%%
2
•76
367/a
68 Va
•22%
44
27
78
36%
95
22
Jun
•76%,
23
29 Va Dec
see page 24.
Gas
28%
Northrop
22% May
4,200
14%
5%
*22%
1
59
31/4
' 5.%
5%
143/4
6
1
42 % Sep
27
.
53/8
14
5%
Ry common__25
preferred
—25
preferred
10
A
22
20
3%
5-%
14%
No par
Chemical
24% Mar 31
37% 8ep
3
14
6%
Adjustment
80
Dec~22
„
14%
6
•104
79% Jan
10
3
3%
14%
—100
89
Jan
3%
3
1
100
series A
preferred
Share Corp
88% Mar 23
Mar 25
3%
3%
3
No par
5%
preferred
44% May 12
46 Ye Apr 10
77
*81%
•
17%
25%
42%
5.25%
28
footnotes,
58 Va
4.85%
18
For
83
1,800
•
5%
13%
,
27%
•85
24% Sep
29 Va Dec
40%
77
21
21%
13 Va
25%
*37
1
100
79 Va Dec
17
77
18
'
28%
15%
5%
21
1,700
.
28
'
10
Northern States Pwr Co
2
29
39% Dec
17%
37%
North
68
32% Sep
28
Apr
17%
25%
45% May 24
Dec
28
5%
37
Norris-Thermador Corp
78% Dec
79 Va Dec
5%
13%
13% July 12
22% July 20
45% Aug 22
22 Va Jan
21
5%
25'/a
preferred
29% May
Sep
Dec
6
21
'*27%
'
16%
53/4
53/4
*203/4
18
28'A
16
16%
6%
20%
38
4.10%
52% Mar 18
4
Jun
79
-
...
11% Mar
Nov
16 Vs
16%
6
20%
18
27%
*
17
113% Mar
6%
No par
preferred
preferred
3.80%
12% Dec
Dec
67
2.60%
•
Norfolk
103
16
16%
21
25%
#3.75
preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com-No par
3.40%
preferred
100
Nopco
28
16
1,800
18%
28%.
;
Corp—
4
21
6,200
17%
13%
Electric
Y
6
28
73
17%.
37%
State
.
22
64
Nov
72%
18
25 %
Common
■
22% Sep
Sep
73%
17%
*13%
Corp
106% Jan
32
42
72%
18
common_No par
100
Shipbuilding
7
18% Sep
102
28%
73 %
18
17%
York
19
100% Oct
28%
72%
18%
«•
Preferred
20% Jan
Feb
*28'/a '•
18
17%
New
92% Oct
108
110
28%
5%
Brake
128%
71%
17%
Dock
*126%
28
5%
Central
127%. 128
r
220
.
70%
27%
5%
A Dry
19,900
153V4
18%
18
77
20
83
153V4
277/B
70%
1
97%
81%
154
18%
28'A
6%
129
*18
600
273A
18
16 Va
129
*96
823A
154
2,500
273/4
28 %
21
129%
•
97 Va
80 3/4
80%
153
18%
70%
1
*96
97%
783/4
153
24%
28%
*18
18
28%
Co
A Lt Co 4%
Air
Common
.
22
Dec
♦126%
18
23%
No par
N Y Chicago A St Louis Co
-
23% Mar 10
108
128 Va
*96
81%
154
„
N Y New Haven A Hartford Co—
6
33% Dec
Sep
128%
,_1
N
-
78%
153%
Cast_No par
243/8
96
82%
153%
I
Newport News Ship
13
3
96
81%
Newmont Mining Corp
Aug 22
97%
•96
153%
preferred
England Electric System
New Jersey Pr
27
33% Oct
24Va
57%
26 %
Co
3%%
New
Aug 30
22
9
*24'A
57%,
25%
Inc
Meter
Dec
25% Feb
24%.
57%
Corp
23% Jan
29
24%
5
Fibre
Newberry Co (J. J.)
Jan
.
7,300
23,500
1
Jan
19% Jan
35
9%
54%
1
13
24% Aug
36% 8ep
71
110
8%
53%
4
4
75% Jan
152
83/4
55%
Television
A
Jan
19
151%
8,300
8%
151%
1
Bros
65,500
65
54%
Co
14
Neisner
152
*1513/a
4,300
1ft
64%
8%
Co
30
1513/b
27%
1ft
;
56-%
Co
17
86 % Apr
151%
151%
151%
y26%
1ft
65
8%
Corp
14% July 27
5% Oct
5
21% Jan
64
54 %
Sugar Ref Co
2
633/4
10
National
22
27%
3/4
-10
.National
19% Jan
283/o
62
8%
Corp
Steel
A
8
4
28%
63%
100
4
Natus
28%
63
57%
.
Service
14
Mar 10
28 Va
64
IS
100
preferred B__
Jan
25
29%
63
8%
preferred A
6%
Linen
300/
1,500
4,800
55%
common
28% Jan
13
103/4
9
common
19
Feb
10%
•28%
No par
Co
7%
National
,-Natl
11
56
Co
Co
98 V« Jan
2
74% Dec
68 Va Oct
Gas
Gypsum
preferred
#4.50
4
26% Sep
Fuel
National
7
Aug 18
15
71% Dec
National
4
9
10%
•8%
pfd series of 1951
11
4
27%
11%
55%
Dairy Products
Jan
Aug
132% Sep
10%
151%
National Cash Register
National City Lines Inc
29
23% Dec
Jan
59
96% Sep
3
74 % Jan
12
24% Jan
28
103A
:
com—5
Natl Distillers A Chem Corp
27
1
*:
10
12
4%%
25,200
'
42
0
Sep
11
35%
13%:
42
_1
May
Jan
34
*13
41
41
10
S
Corp
62
160
44
Can
31
104
•
13 Va
*13
13%
41
100
preferred
20
29
13%
41
10%
5
28
9
35%
14
'
1#
common
25
109% Jan
22
Biscuit Co
24% Sep
5
2
5% Nov 24
7%
34 Va
36%
42%
42
-
44% Jan
19
2
36% Jan
National
3
29
31
27% Nov
157% Aug 12
11% Mar
1
12
July 18
Sep
Jan
11% Sep
National
144% Jan
28% Jan
37% Dec
Rights
1
3
120% Dec
17
National Aviation Corp
7
Sep
15
21
84
lft Oct
69 V»
•13%
I
12
Apr 27
145
8
National Airlines
32% Aug 22
6
49% Mar 21
143% Jan
4
70% Jun
6
104
17% Jan
34%
1
29
Apr
71
7
N
Corp
53% Sep
5
24% Jan
52% Sep 24
Mar 30
Corp.
Airlines
conv
Northwestern
Norwich
8teel
A
Co
37%
38%
38'A
383A
38%
10
Wlr#
Co
17
17%
17
17
16'A
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
25
Inc
preferred;
Pbarmacal
39%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
24
24%
24%
24%
241/4
*19%
5
18%
19%
62%#
41%
42
41
19%
193/4
193/4
19%
20
20
20
42
40
42
40%
41
40%
41%
24,600
4,900
1,900
1,300
10,100
„
Volume
192
Number 5993
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
R»n*e tor Previous
Year 1959
Lowest
STOCKS
NEW YORK 8TOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
.
Highest
Lowell
LOW
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tar
31% May 17
38% Sep
19
94% Sep
337/a
4.40%
34%
1
preferred
100
91
91
Sep ^ "9
96
Aug
9
933/4 Sep
2
3.90%
preferred
100
79
79
4.56%
preferred
100
*93
83
Dec
31
95% Jan
16
84
74
Dec
29
85
12
75% Jan
87% Dec
15
100
86
Sep
Jan
Jan
13
30
95
34% Nov
13
27% Jun
9
89
46% May 21
341/4 Mar 4
16
Dec
80
Sep 25
29
25% Dec
18 i
Jan
30 %
Aug
393/4 Jan
28% Mar
Feb
27
5
83 % Jun
87
2
24% May 10
373/4 Aug
4
30
16
58% July 28
Jan
16
7
26% Nov
25
4
35% July 15
167% Sep 21
90% Feb
9
14 V8 Jan
82
Jan
86
16
4
30% Jun
31
417/a Feb
% Jan
Jan
16
Aug 29
543,4 Jan
Sep 29
14% May
Jun
4
163/4 Sep
30
23S/a Jan
5
5
Ohio
Edison
4.44%
Ohio
Co
common
preferred
Oil
100
Co
Okla Oas & Elec Co
4% preferred
4.24%
common
Oklahoma
Natural Gas
Olin Mathieson Chemical
Corp
Olin Oil & Gas
12
10
5
Outboard Marine Corp
15% Feb
23
75
25
9
97% Jan
27
110%! Dec
9
26% Nov
13
24
38% Apr
99% Feb
28
85
Jan
893/4 Oct
85
Outlet
1
Jun
17
130% May 31
34% Jan 27
5
93
Aug
9
Co
Glass
Co
33%
32%
16%
28%
417/8
94
33
333/4
89%
90
*79%
81
•80
94
94
•93
92
91%
33%
323/a
32%
33
16%
287/a
40%
16%
89
X32%
16%
*857/0
■
220
81
40
94
94
94
180
91%
34'/a
91%
91%
20
34%
34%
16,200
327/e
33%
3,900
•16%
17%
34%
32%
16%
167/,
89
•85%
89
*85^b
29%
40 3/4
90%
81
32%
16 5/o
413/4
12,100
90
81
33%
32%
29
35%
91%
•90
89
29%
34%
91%
34
*85%
Shares
33
91%
32%
41%
29%
29%
41
40%
29%
40%
900
29%
2,500
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
217/a
21
16%
213/0
21%
16%
217/o
16%
16%
37
37%
21%
22 %
2,100
36%
37%
203/4
49%
x47
47%
36%
201,300
47'A
367/a
19%
37%
477/8
48
37%
37%
48
2,700
20%
48%
20 7/8
47%
473/4
20%
8,400
16%
20%
16%
20%
•16
207/a
21,900
16%
16
16
16
*15%
20%
21%
20%
20%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
157/a
♦15 %
•15
16
*15%
1
88/4
88%
88
89
6.25
com
89%
88%
913/4
90%
90%
91
893/4
903/4
preferred
100
Oxford Paper Co common
$5
♦90%
90%
the Week
Oct. 7
16/8
No par
1
Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois
4%
94
34
81
Friday
Oct. 6
36%
30c
Overland Corp (The)
Owens Corning
116
5
Jan
12
14
1223/4 Jun
41%
90%
Sales for
"Thursday
20
10
3.125
16% Jun
16
233/4 Oct
4
Orange A Rockland Utilities
23% Jan
3
104% Feb
28%
33%
♦79
92%
89
PRICES
Oct. 5
1
Otis Elevator.
79 % Feb
Dec
7.50
94%
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 4
1
37% Jan
16
151/s Nov
61% Feb
16%
Corp
20
4
32%
•857/e
Oliver Corp
July" 15
Sep 28
Sep 14
32%
20
42% July
5
58% Jun 23
39%
•91
100
16% May
7
94% July
2
104% Dec 31
7
No par
5
preferred
365/s Aug 10
363/4 Mar 4
29% May
15
AND
Tuesday
-
Oct. 3
109
16
24%
No par
preferred
•89%
110
217/a
91
109
24%
♦89%
109%
24%
91
109
233/4
*89%
16
92
91
109
109
24%
91%
24%
•89%
91
22,400
530
16
92%
7,400
91
90%
91a/4
109%
109
24
91
•15%
93%
41
109%
1,000
24 %
3,900
24
•89%
7,600
91
P
9% Sep 23
16% Nov 16
14% May 14
23% Jan
16
11% Nov
15% Jan
5
18
27
Jun
22
51% Nov
231/8 Feb
5
58% Jun
11
18"% Mar 18
60% Jan
66% Apr
3
60
56% Jan
7
46% Mar
29% Oct
20
Oct
21
22
144% Apr
61/4 Jan
24
4% Sep
20% Nov
17
35% Apr
591/4 Jan
2
83
Dec
8
42
Sep
21
94
Jun
4
Sep
13%
137/a
137/a
♦14%
l47/„
14%
14%
*14%
21
•19
10
6%
com
50% Mar 13
39 % Apr
29
67% Sep
49% July 30
36% Mar 15
51 % Jun
48
473/4
48
64%
65%
643/4
66%
50
16,900
50%
27%
5,100
*135
1
50o
28 % Jan
60% Feb 29
July 28
Parmalee
31/8 Jan
30
l3/4 Jun
24
26
18% Dec
14
14% Feb
12
18% Sep
21% Sep 29
45% Nov 25
243/4 Apr
64% Jun
8
21% Jan
12
11
44
23% May
54% Sep
6
Penlck
30% Sep
39% Mar 12
25
4
Penn-Dlxle
18% Jun
22
21
Mar 15
Mar 16
15
41
26
45
Sep
7
30% Mar 31
5
253/a Jan
27
102% Apr * 8
98i/4 Apr 20
13
11
14
151/8 Nov
40% Nov
Jan
4
97'A Aug 24
85 % Jan
18
94% Aug 31
July
29% May
17
Jan
.20
6
18
89
5
27
5
64% Aug 11
57% Dec
30
26% Jan
2
10 5/8 Oct
55% Mar 20
493/4 Jan
74
32
Mar 23
39% Dec
Oct
28% Sep
17% Jan
/
127/8
12 3/a
12%
iS'/a
18%
18%
44%
55%
56%
39%
40%
22
22%
39%
22
43% May
54% Dec
22
9
Oct
11
75
Dec
23
85
..Dec
17
93
Dec
28
39% Sep
15
103% Apr
-
104% Jan
Jan
7
1
73
54
Apr
Jun
9
77% Dec
23
84% Apr
74% Dec
22
82
41
63
Dec
89
Dec
3
28
Sep 13
85
Aug 12
9
48% Aug 23
18% Sep
6
39% Jan 26
94
16
119
Sep
283/4 Jan
82% Jan
30
5
8
62% July 31
100% Jun
"9
34% Mar 31
21% Nov
Mar
86
Dec
1
4
4
88
Aug
8
Sep
9
93
Jan
22
Jan
12
7
19%. May 20
132
Aug 31
28
38% Jan
8
28
80% Jan
4
64
Oct
9% SeD
113% Oct
29
227/8 Jan
4
7
71
Jan
12
4
75% Jan
15
Jan
6
28
5
18
125
Apr
11
5
81% Jan
4
84% Sep 26
43 % Mar
8
18
56 5/s Dec
73
25% Jan
61% Oct
18
Dec
2
20
97
183/4 Sep
Mar 16
81
Aug
Sep
43% Jun
553/8 Sep
12% Sep
9
125
1
124% Jan
-
9
132
11
83% Oct
29
Feb
Apr
291/4 Sep 28
18% Sep 20
85
26
23% Jan
6
15
4
July 23
91% Mar 19
Dec
Nov
91
29
433/4 Feb
v
Mar 18
42
74% Dec
137% Apr
31% May
993/4 Apr
2
19% Aug 17
145
68
41% Mar
1
124% Jan
4
47
31
Oct
71% Aug 17
17
31% Apr
17
96% Jan
28
188% Dec
22
163% Feb
1
22
Sep
22
28% May 14
17% Sep
29
25% Jan
5
88
Jan
14
96
95% Jan
11
15 %
May 10
23
Jan
51
25%
26%
913/4
55%
913/4
54%
55
395/o
40%
533/4
547/8
40
5,300
217/a
403/4
22%
403/4
22%
11%
383/4
223/4
23,700
383/4
♦373/4
39%
23%
1,600
*1%
•37%
1%
17/8
173/4
177/a
23%
17%
*23
50%
51%
253/4
26
6
261% Aug 22
40%
28
27%
27%
95
95%
92
92
26%
50 %
26%
26%
26 3/,
26%
6,900
15%
15%
15%
15%
2,200
39
27%
95%
96
92%
273/a
96
31
89% May 31
24
27
90% Nov
30
473/4 Feb
58 3/4 Jan
5
52
43% Apr
33% Mar
8
36% Mar
9
3
263/4 Mar
8
35 % Dec
26% Dec
78 % Oct
17
4
10
Feb
813/4 Feb
Jan
1
1
11
31
136
Aug 16
Aug
2
66% Aug 26
41% Aug
293/4 8ep
23
12
91% Mar 20
78% Jan
19
5
92
Mar 20
80% Jan
5
Sep
Sep
23
93
Jan
16
85
Feb
8
22
106% Apr
6
98
Jan
14
1053/4 Aug 19
40% Sep
21
48% Feb
9
417/a Feb
17
493A Aug 19
65
Dec
24
76% Mar 13
65% Jan
5
20% Sep
22
80
83
98
Jun
19% Dec
104
Sep
5
22
21
233/4 Jan
13
20% Jan
22% May 14
117% Feb
5
8% Nov
23
15
Jan
16
82% Nov
24
86% Jan
20
106
7
293/4 Dec
17
16
48% Apr
Feb
18
90
Sep
74% Sep
7
13
23% Apr 20
22% Mar 22
123
Aug 25
29
11% Feb
Feb
25
86
11
Aug 15
37% Aug 30
29% Feb
28
37 3A Jun
24
27 3% Jun
16
4
30 3/8 Sep
2
397/i Jan
4
10'%
11%
32
32%
33
1
No par
No par
com
100
(NY)
500
„
,
3
100
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Plllsbury Co common
•4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
100
5
100
5
1
No par
No par
1
2
Pitts Coke A Ohem Co common—10
$5 convertible preferred
No par
(conv)
No par
1
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
Pitts Ft Wayne A Chic
Ry—7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Ino
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
45
♦43
39%
39%
30
30
*94%
14
3%
96
14%
3%
28%
287/a
98%
90%
44%
45%
51%
52
*21%
217%
*95
96%
•943/4
14
45
40%
30
96
14%
3%
3%
283/8
283/4
*98
443/B
99
3 3/a
3%
-
28%
98%
3%
28%
30
•98
313/.
31%
*943/4
143/4
14%
•3%
29%
98%
•98
13,100
.
400
96
143/4
3,100
33/8
3,200
293/4
37,500
98%
10
44%
46
45%
46%
45%
46%
52%
12,800
51%
513/4
51 a/,
513/4
213/4
13,200
96%
•95%
97
96%
81
90%
100
20%
63
293/4
203/4
633/4
70%
72
*81
82
79
*88%
•99
21%
,
21%
•95%
79
97
79
91
<88%
100
100
21
•95%
79%
91
79
•88%
100
•99
21
;
97
300
70
79
140
91
;
101
20
»
180
29%
29%
29%
31%
20
307/a
31%
20%
10,900
20%
21%
20
20%
29,300
*62
703/a
•81
64
•62
64
*62
64
70%
70%
71
70
82
82
•82
82%
80%
*79%
20
703/4
82
80%
4,300
40
-
79%
793/4
46%
47%
47%
79%
47%
47
48
17%
17%
47%
48
173/o
17%
17
47%
48%
17%
40,700
17%
177/b
373/4
Xl6%
37
167/8
37%
6,200
37%
377/8
37%
377/8
*94
38%
97%
373/4
♦94
•78%
80%
•
*79%
t
38
20
3,200
97%
♦94
60 %
97%
61%
57%
97%
94
94
60%
56
57%
31%
32%
56%
57
31%
56
32%
57
30%
31%
7,600
31%
33
32%
33
13,100
18%
18%
*83%
86%
♦84
87
16
•127%
16
129
18%
83%
♦84%
16
*127%
18%
18%
•94
183/4
18%
18%
18%
40
183/4
83%
♦82
85
•82
85
•82
87
87
•84%
87
*84%
87
16
157/e
;1,700
85
*84%
129
*127%
157/a
129
16%
127%
16%
16%
16%
127%
128
.10
4
127%
800
60
20%
21%
203/4
10
21%
20%
21
56%
58
21
56%
21%
57
203/b
57
21%
6,400
57%
13%
577%
123/4
583/4
13
577/8
58%
12%
13,000
13
*62%
4,500
—10
5% preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
13%
100
63%
63%
100
66
66%
100
100
9%
115
1
48%
75
common
$3.50 convertible preferred
Plough Inc
*85%
2.50
Plymouth Oil Co
Polaroid Corp
61%
9%
115
64
9%
*113
62%
62%
65
9%
115
9%
9%
113%
113%
preferred
preferred
115
•114
116
477/a
47
473/4
24,800
617/a
62
86%
63
863/4
863/4
620
29%
17'/s
229
17
219%
18
17%
223%
62%
167/a
2133/a
29%
114
62%
63
18
2197/s
•63%
18%
213
63%
63 %
633/4
19%
11,900
217 %
42,000
2,200
183/a
18
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
91%
90%
91
91
91
29%
90
293/a
90%
29%
30
30
62%
113
623/4
111
x61%
113%
62%
114%
62
1,800
183/a
209%
♦90%
111
:
18%
222%
•
30%
115%
62%
30
116%
62
1,880
30
13,700
121
10,200
39%
397%
393/4
40
62%
393/4
9,100
29
40%
29
39%
40
283/4
283/4
40 %
283/4
40,200
28 3/4
28%
28%
*29
293/a
600
30
393/4
*83%
86
*83%
85%
*83%
•85
84%
85
100
86%
85
*85
86%
•83%
85%
*85
86%
•85
86%
•85
89%
86%
87
87
•87
89
•87
89
4.30%
100
♦87
5.05%
100
104
No par
45
72%
100
4.32%
preferred
25
4.16%
preferred
preferred
25
100
5
No par
Puget Sound Power A Light Oo__ 10
Pullman Inc
No par
:
140
47%
100
common
50
*85%
18%
62
,1,800
86
91%
10
93/4
48
90%
par
93/4
X86
17%
No par
800
93/4
X47
18%
113
653/4
87
222%
2
115
13%
61%
48%
10
Public Service Co of Colorado
Public Serv Elec A Gas com-No
9%
123/4
653/4
85%
100
Procter A Gamble
:>
•
61%
66%
*64%
477/8
1
Power Co
13%
63
*61
65
87
5
(H K) —
sink fund preference
127/a
64
64%
49%
10
Co
preferred
preferred
Public Serv Co of Indiana
3%% preferred
5,500
403/4
513/4
29%
71%
96
14%
62%
44
40%
*21%
64
31%
31%
*943/4
-
14%
28
•423/4
40%
•303/4
96
•98
62
44
39%
31
3 3/a
61
*43
1,000
213/4
21%
81%
14
60%
45
45,100
517/s
30
70%
31
•943%
60%
40
340
11%
33%
*21%
20%
*79%
39%
93
11 %
•32%
45%
52%
29%
*63
*43
*92%
700
1.25
Pittsburgh A West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young A Ash pfd
Oil
933/4
11
32
preferred series A—
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
Pure
490
10%
12.50
Publlcker Industries Ino
$4.75
preferred
5,700
957/8
60
6
3%%
4.80%
26%
11%
100
4.18%
28
267/8
60%
100
87% Aug 17
27%
95%
93
>
50
267/g
32%
♦99
4.08%
28%
46
96
26%
•95%
10%
100
Aug 30
73/4 Sep
81
36% Aug 31
34% Nov
7
May 11
86
•28
"
59%
100
com
.5,500
32
90
preference
14,700
26%
11%
♦80
$1.40 div
41%
26%
•45
60%
81
Electric
40%
263/4
32%
81
Potomac
41
11/a
81
5%%
45
40
28
203/4
95%
5,400
45
93
28
•23
26%
40%
Porter Co Ino
Dec
29% Feb
25% May 19
73% Feb
9
f
26
•89
A
50
253/4
25%
30
300
503/4
25%
28%
27%
39%
23%
23
60
*43
700
10,800
50%
32%
100
300
177/8
23
40
923/4
17%
38%
; 2%
50%
25
92%
17%
*2
23%
39%
*28
38%
120
50%
15%
25%
23%
39%
2%
17%
46 Vb
100
Poor
*23
177/a
23
2%
2
6
common
(The)
*903/4
15%
-100
Co
16,400
543/4
40%
22%
10
4.40%
Plttston
48
*903/4
92
55
*44%
20
Corp
preferred
46%
91
54%
15%
Pflxer (Chas) A Co Inc com—33 Vic
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
100
14.80
46%
92
v
91
X40
46%
No par
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.68%
preferred
Phlla A Reading Corp
6,100
16,600
45%
15%
100
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfelffer Brewing Co
preference
12'/a
18%
45
*44%
39
9,300
12%
15%
28
23%
183/8
46%
25%
30
2,900
22%
23
5%
183/4
15 %
33 Vie
Phlla Electric Co
22%
6,600
5%
123/4
*44%
No par
100
Phllco Corp common
Mar 29
80% Aug 29
453/8 July
7
26% Dec 15
24% Jan
73% May
19% May
Jan
.,75
493/4 Aug 27
95% May
8
533/4 Dec
3
125% Dec
71
5
2
83
38% Apr
4
14
90
14% Dec
28
Oct
20
60
523/4 Mar 23
5
19
49
Apr
16% Dec
21% Jan
12
50
5%
136
44%
3.80%
77% Jan
4
8
Jan
23
1
preferred
conv
23
3
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light A Coke
•1
18
27%
12%
5
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Phelps-Dodge
177/8
50%
136
200
44%
4.30%
90.. Sep
101
Sep
743/a Jan
28
16
2
83% Sep
6
14
22
Sep
99% Sep
13
Mar 23
Oct
20% Jan
7
Jan
,
27% Sep
19% Sep
65% Mar 10
11 % Jan
32
Aug 29
93
30
36% Dec
Jan
9
53
87 3/4 Jan
56% May 12
363/4 May 6
Dec
Mar
57% Jan
23
18
;
84% Jan
„
26
21
100
23
6
Aug 16
75
2
65
38 % Jun
47% Mar 31
13
Jan
8
7
11
5% Jan 21
3
43% Mar
16% Jan
20% Jan
15
88% Apr
99
95% Mar
7
96% Jun
57""
Apr
8
223/4 Jan 26
23
87% Dec
1
2
27%
136
<
3,200
18%
SO
Pet Milk Co common
4%% preferred
30i/a Sep
94% Sep
20
25
Peoria A Eastern Ry Co
13% May 17
3 % Aug 16
26% Mar 14
46"% Jun
*1%
Pepsi-Cola Co
92 % Jan
:
*38%
1
a
92
1
13
22
44%
♦90%
-
Chemicals Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power A Light com
17
24
22%
18%
Pennsalt
50% Jun
25
x207/8
19%
Penney (J C) Co
36% Jun
6% Feb
5
7
21%
50%
5%
18%
Corp
29
Sep 29
193/4 Jan
Mar 30
Jan
5%
44%
preferred
45
99% Feb
70% Mar
5
conv
4%%
5%
1
3.50
Cement
66% May 16
68% Mar 25
14
100
7
5%
123/a
Ford
4
151/4 Dec 18
3% Oct 27
22
4
27%
•135
127/a
Penn Fruit Co Ino common
4.68%
27%
1353/4
12%
70c
prior preferred
8
34% Jan
4
Jan
conv
&
267/8
1353/4
20%
No par
Patlno Mines A Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
27
135
5%
22%
2.50
Sep 28
42
31
5
Oct
543/4 Feb
30
92
9
35
35% Dec
Dec
Sep
7
36
11
84% Dec
48
29
273/4 Oct
21
88
Jun
5
38% Aug
8
22% July 25
Sep
32% Dec
25% Nov
Sep 26
Sep 20
317/a Jan
9
267/o
135
5%
1
Transportation
12
3
27%
130
♦5%
47%
21%
Parker Rust Proof Co
38
27
No par
Paramount Pictures
Corp
Parke Davis A Co
22
22
47%
647/a
50 %
100
311% July 24
65% Mar 20
Oct
•19
477/o
64
preferred
9
2
22
600
50
No par
12% Feb
2,600
50%
Sulphur—
Pan Amer World
Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
23
421/4 Sep
1,900
14%
15
473/4
64%
6
23% Jan
4
137/a
14%
50%
American
Common
21% Oct
133/4
47%
Pan
4%
15
14
14%
63%
4
9l3/4 Oct
•20
15%
137/a
65
Jan
83% Mar 18
21
15%
>
477/0
Consolidated Corp
Packard-Bell Electronics
4
21
15%
507/8
preferred
48% Jan
47%
22
63%
Pacific Tin
8
Jun
•21
15%
50
25
36% Feb
•
15%
13%
14%
100
Lighting Corp
Pacific Telep <& Teleg
2
17% July
23% Jan
28
40
28
15%
13%
14%
No par
14 2/7
Pacific
12
39
20
163% Apr
13
25
Jun
15%
13%
25
Feb
145
4
20% Oct
11
Aggregates
7% Jan
23
Jan
12 %
43
8
26% Mar 10
5
6
71% Sep
9
53% Sep 16
32 % Jan 28
May 11
130 % Feb
24
*15%
1
Pacific Finance
Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
28
9
29
5
Inclfl
Pacific Coast Co common
5% preferred
46% Sep
20
461% Nov
Cement A
183/B Jan
18% May 11
22% May 2
16
3
Pacific
Fisheries Ino
5
23
Sep
Amer
8
25% Sep
30
Pacific
13% Aug
45% Nov
126
17% Aug 17
7
11% Jan
26
671/4 Apr
Jan
5
89%
104
♦87
104
104
46%
45
46
45
72%
*72
73
♦72
72%
104%
104%
45
*22%
23
22%
22%
*213/4
*21%
22%
22
*21%
22
*21%
22
112%
115
►110%
120
*115
77/8
83
120
8%
83
7'/8
*83
8%
85
73/4
•83
103%
45%
72
104
457%
•103%
453/4
104
46%
40
140
8,600
72
•72
73
120
*213/4
22'A
*213/4
22%
100
21%
21%
♦21
22
100
♦111
120
•110
8
8
85
•83
120
83/.
85
8%
•83
8%
85
310
5,300
10
34 %
34%
34
34%
33%
34
31%
33
31%
303/4
33%
33%
33%
31%
21,200
303/8
31
307/8
313/4
30%
313/4
307/a
32%
8,000
32
333,i
33%
33%
33%
33%
27,500
32
32%
Q
44% Dec
29
124 % Sep
22
24
Feb
For
25
54% Jan
140
Mar
16
5
42
Jan
26
61
125% Jan
11
136
277/b Oct 27
footnotes,
see page
26
24.
Mar
8
Sep 23
Aug 18
27% Jan
4
Quaker Oats Co common
6% preferred
Quaker State Oil Refining
.
5
100
57%
•131
26%
58
1323/4
26%
57
57%
57
57%
•131
1323/4
263/4
►131
131%
26%
•26%
26%
57%
•131
26%
58%
58%
131%
131 %
131 %
210
26%
26%
26%
800
59
5,100
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1414)
.
.
Monday, October 10, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
LOW
AND
HIGH
PRICES
SALE
Sales for
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Oct. 3
Oct. 4
Oct. 5
Oct. 6
Oct. 7
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1939
the W<
;.c
Shares
R
43 Vis Feb
Dec
1
51% Sep
28
74% Mar
28
67
78% Apr
73% Dec
9
5
67% Jan
4
74
17
30% Feb
8
51% Sep
9
41% Dec
56% Jan
6
73
19%
Feb~~9
28
70
Apr
29
22 % Jun
15
4
Jan
6
73% Apr
27
31% Sep
21
9% Sep
29
26
22% Oct
53 % Jan
7
Oct
28
26
Jan
37% Jan
3
43 y2 Sep
9
16% Dec
29
25
Nov
24
'25% Dec
28
33 y4 Jen
14
17
Oct
9
12
Jan
5
25% Nov
16
32
Sep
15% Oct
30% July 10
27% Jun '
33 %
:
Feb
28% Jan
54%
54%
55%
71%
71
71%
71%
71%
71%
71%
71
71
1,400
41 Va
43 %
40%
40%
40%
41%
41 %
43
43
44%
7,400
57
57%
57
57%
51
57
*57%
58
57%
57%
Raymond
International Inc
4
Raytheon
5
Reading
5
4%
Co
20
4%
non-cum
Co
6
28% Jan
18
Reeves
28% Jun
16
Reichhold
27
Rels
50o
Inc
Bros
•7
Jan
12% Feb
Feb
24
15% Nov
27
42% Jan
8
73
2
44
16% Jan
2
36% July 23
21
"
w
Jan
22
7ya Nov
Apr
52% Jun
5
60 y8 Mar
7
17 y8 Sep
55
Sep 29
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
2,000
15%
16
16
16 %
16Va
16%
24,600
.35%
..'37%
35%
36%
35%
36%
10
24
'
13
'
*23%
14%
8
38% Jan
21%
197/a
20
20 Va
20
53% Oct
5
15% Aug 23
78% Jan
4
33% Sep
28
50% Jan
22
Republic Steel Corp
i
Revere Copper & Brass—.
63% July 27
46% Feb
17
70% Jun
23
Revlon
Inc
50% July
38 y8 Mar
8
56% Jun
21
Rexall
Drug
Sep 26
71% Jan
4
Dec
28
42
116
Mar
47 % Jun
163
3
65 s
15
Oct
21
17/S Sep
4
48
Sep
,
114% July 28
149
Jan
5
Nov 24
55% Jan 21
83
Aug 15
76% Jan
85
Aug
22
5
Sep 28
28Vs Jan
2% Jan
<1% Aug
3
26
68% Mar
9
24% Oct
5
42
16
28% Jan
Dec
30
37
Dec
4Va Jan
55
Apr
52
Jun
50
Jan
59% Dec
14
Dec
22
39
50% Dec
18
43% May
Oil
92
Jan
30
82
May 27
14
14% May 12
14% Mar 25
34
21% Jan
8
16 % Jan
2
22
Aug
3
16% Sep
27
21 Va Jan
Oct
6
50% Jan
26
31% Sep
19
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16
Jun
24
24% Jan
2
12 % Sep
21% Mar
Jun
22
12% Dec
17
1
22
14% May 31
32 %
47% Mar 11
42
Sep 28
Jan
15% Aug
2
14% Mar 25
9% May
1
24
7
14% May
6
5
33% Sep
Dec
3.
Dec
14
Apr
1
80
28
30% Jan
5
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15
231 y2 Dec
33% Oct
■» K
80
May 27
15
250
Apr 26
258
Apr
2
July
17
27
Sep
21
79% Apr 30
42% Jan
14
56% Dec
89% Dec
14
97
24% Dec
31
'ill
19
37% Sep
22% Jan
79% Feb
19
55% Jan
4
3
31
Sep
28
Mar 13
88
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7
24% Jan
12
29% May
,
4
12y2Oct
5
7
Mar 14
Sep 26
93
7
3
16
Jan
11
Feb
26
81% Jun
2
50% Feb
Dec
7
47% Sep
Dec
7
38
17% Nov
11
72% Jan
8
87% Mar
■h%Feb 17
5
16%
73% Nov
18
81
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9
72
May 27
77
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23
96
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13
81
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4
92 Va Aug
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21
30 »/2 Mar 18
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5
30
15
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31
6% Nov
67
78
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66% Jan 26
Aug 15
Jan
71% Juri
15
13
10% Mar 11
8% Jan
14
31% Nov
4
40% May 25
29% Sep 29
38% Jun
13
Nov
19
29% Apr
20 % Apr
24% Aug 22
18% Sep 22
13% Jan
2
3
26% July 16
Oct
1
45% Mar 18
6
20%
37
39% Jan
5
50% Nov
12
-
23
Mar
8
5
May 17
30% Sep
44% Feb
29
17
41
59
Jan
Jun
27% Jun
26
13% Oct
7
17% Dec
16
11 % May
2
16
Jan
17
90
4
100
Oct
7
13
Sep 21
35% Oct
6
32% May
7
25
7% Sep 29
29% May 25
14 V8 Mar 31
9
Shamrock
Oil
Steel
Sharon
Jan
26
22% Oct
5
43% Jan
11
19% Jun
17
12% Jun
27
18% Sep
2
Shattuck
30
30% Apr
28
43
Jan
4
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18% Jun 23
22 y4 Dec
30
"17% Sep
15
23% Jan
4
17 % Nov 16
22% Aug 12
15"% Sep
29
21% Jan
13
16% Jun
24% Oct
Jan
14
68
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7
18% Jan
6
48% Nov 24
45 y8 Mar 25
59
104%
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23
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20% Jan
31% May 22
67% Apr
2
preferred
t
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74%
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44 y4 Jan 22
64
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No par
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12 y2 Sep
22% Jan
9
22% Feb 16
July 23
29% July
5
55
Jan
33% Aug
8
53% Jan
11
12% May
9
18% Feb
26
Smith-Corona
7
22% Sep
16
30
40'A Oct
7
64% Jun
26
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2
42% Jan
5% Dec
16
8% May 18
7% Jan
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Jan
12
52% Feb
25
45% Jan
28
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22 y2 Nov
12
27% Aug 21
22% Jun
21
Dec
4
32% Jan
2
14
May 10
21
29 y2 Dec
15
35% Mar
3
26
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30% Feb
19
63% Mar 25
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24
34
30
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19
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30
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5
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16
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27%
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76
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300
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29
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29
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2
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87%
28%
8
15%
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5
20
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2
15
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14%
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26
14 Va
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26
89 Va
15
12%
14%
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15
21%'
38 % Aug 31
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44%
12
17
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12%
24%
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88%
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15%
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5
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31
680
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2
23
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29
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30
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31
95
31% Jan
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23
29%
43%
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29 Va Jun
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30
37%
&
2
13
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22%
29%
31%
3
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31%
22
15
3,100
43%
15%
37 % Mar 16
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36%
43%
70%
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36%
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15%
34% Nov 25
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36%
36
4,900
41
70%
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34
3,800
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3%
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3
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54% Jun
18
Apr 20
3%
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South
28% Aug 29
38
3%
French
Smith
46% July 12
15
1,500
3%
19%
34
31%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
12
9
44% Dec
27
39%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
5
28% Mar 23
30l/2 Jun
9,500
25%
39%
'
15
52 % Jan
83%
82
26
39%
27
25%
34%
24%
Singer Manufacturing Co
Skeliy Oil Co
(A
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30%
Co
Smith
61% Jun
Jun
7,600
11,800
44
15 %
86
1
Pattern CoOil
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Sinclair
4
4
45
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41
13%
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4
38% Nov 24
400
15%
1%
43%
15%
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Slmonds Saw it Steel
62% July 18
2
84%
15
25
18
1
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Corp of America
Simmons
16
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1
6
Jun
20,400
83
82
36
32 %
v
34%
35
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1
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94% Jan
4
89% July 13
37
82%
12%
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26
87
34%
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Inc
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&
54
55% Jan
1,200
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81%,
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Slgnode Steel Strapping
33
47%
116%
16%
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1
245
•
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1
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4
26 % Mar 24
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50%
5
100
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1
5
5
1.40
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1
30
Oil Co
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20
.20
1.66%
& Electric Co
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2
1,900
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43
Sep 26
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100
29
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23% Sep 29
69
32%
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38
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38 % Sep
42 y2 Dec
33 y8 Sep 22
13%
13 7/a
common
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8
12
45,100
.
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preferred
$5.25
26
15% Sep
13%
32%
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Servel Inc common
12% Sep 21
38% Dec 11
9
13%
Paper Co common
18 y8 Jan
28
42 7/a
39%
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convertible
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i
46 y2 Jan
49
12%
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4
91 y2 Dec
Jan
19% Jan
23
6
Jan
3,900
42%
39%
17%
16 %
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Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp——5
Sears Roebuck & Co.!
3
4
9% Jan 20
6
81% Nov
.17%
58%'
42
39%
'
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No par
$3.40 preferred
No par
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...—25
3.65 %
preferred
100 Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer—1—1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
,.20
Seaboard Finance Co
i
1
Scott
19
22
-
6%
8
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Highest
37
18
35 % Feb
25
49% jun
23
82% Feb 24
70% Jan
12
10% May 11
4% Mar
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8
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78
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14
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23
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22
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14
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67
May 26
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29
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9
42% May 17
22% Nov
25
29
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27
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38% Jan
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17
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16
29
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2
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28
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23
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18
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8
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5
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4
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6
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24
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4%
2,400
11%
11%
12%
5,600
'
.
34%
34%
34%
53 v*
53%
53%
53
53 %
26%
27 Va
26%
27
27
27 Va
32
35
34%
35%
32%
35%
*53%
55
54
54 Va*
38 Va
33%
32
53%
40
*53%
54%
*53%
55
38%
39%
38%
39
9%
9%
9%
9%
*41
10%
15
i
800
*41
45
10%
10%
10%
10%
16
15%
16 Va
15%
15%
14%
_14%
14%
14%
1,200
46%
47 Va
46%
47%
20,600
■/•-
14%
7%
30%
29%
30%
29%
110%
111%
37%
110%
•
-
30
111%
113
94
*92%
80
*76%
73
29%
30
37.
84
*82%
41
41%
40%
40 Va
X39 Va
25 %
25%
25 Va
25%
25 Va
29%
93 %
73%
73%
84
*83
29%
37%
115
37%
92%
*76%
73%"
1,600
22,600
700
19,600
18,000
■
92%
80
,
6,300
160
80
73%
73%
180
•
84 Va
*81%
41%
42
25%
8
113
37 %
92%
*76%
'
45
8
115%
93
73
*42
8%
80
*76%
72
8
113
37 Va
93
80
*72
36%
93%
*76%
7%
11,000
10 %
10%
15'/a
46 Va
8
39%
10%
45
15
7%
*81%
39
10%
*10 %
14%
84
300
39
*41
44%
72
2,000
10%
8Va
37
5,900
21,300
45
14%
■
12,600
*
*10 Va
9%
46 Va
37%?
"
33%
53%
27%
33%
34%
53%
27
34%
53%
34
53%
27%
8
7%
700
48%
14%
*82
18,000
22%
18%
45
.»
19%
15%
8%
94
82
18%
22%
48
14%
.37',
82
18%
22%
18
15%
48%
30%
11,400
18%
8%
111
82
58%
%
'
22%
14%
10
4
*22%
18%
22 Va
47%
.-
-
xl8%
*42 •" ' 45
10va,
10%
14%
15 Va
6
-
82 '/a
17%
22%,
25
4%
11%
34 %
53%
27%
30%
53 %
,41%
41%
42 %
7.900
25%
25%
25Va
25%
25,900
8
7Va
8
27
26%
7Va
8
84
7%
8
15,500
27
8,300
26%
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
20%
*20%
20%
20
20 Va
20%
20%
*20 %
20%
29%
30 %
28%
29%
28%
29
28%
,29%
29%
29%
8,900
40
Inc
27%
20%
——5
41
39%
40 Va
39%
39 Va
39%
40%
39%
40 %
16,100
105
*97%
*98%
105
*98
105
*98
105
*99
88
88
*88
91
*88
92
30 %
29%
30
36
36%
36 %
29%
30%
36%
800
105
92
*89
30 Va
Va
*36
92
*89
100
30%
30%
30%
6,000
36%
*36%
36%
36%
36%
1,900
95
*94
30%
*94
99
*94
99
10
20%
20%
*20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
19
20%
No par
58%
58%
58%
59
58%
60
59%
60 Va
60%
60%
33
33%
33%
33%
33
33
33%
33%
33%
33 %
1,200
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
17,100
*34 %
34%
♦34%
35%
35%
*94
No par
Carton
Corp
Carbon Co
Fastener
(Del)—;_2.50
Corp (Del) _—
Electric Coal Cos
1
5
16%
:
.17%
7%
7%.
7%
35
97%
*94
34%
34%
*34%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
xl7%
16%
17%.
17%
17
17%
17
17 %
99
16%
35V4
1,500
1.800
400
16%
.
2,100
17%
37,700
18,900
31%
30%
31%
31%
32%
32%
32
32 v*
50%
50%
50%
50%
50 %
50%
*49%
50%
50%
50%
1,800
Greenfield Corp
-10
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
2,400
25
United
16%
7%
7%
7 %
7%
7%
7%
8
United
7%
1% Jan
4
8
43 % Jun
16
United
11.
64% Jan
33% July
Industrial
Convertible pfd
United
.
Corp
series A
Merch & Mfrs Inc
Park City Mines Co
United Shoe Mach common
6%
U S
preferred
Borax & chemical Corp
83 Va Jan
4
91% Oct
7
23% Sep
29
30% Jan
4
U S & Foreign
Dec
21
45
30
74% Jan
4
U S
For footnotes, see page 24.
&
26
Sep
511/4
22%
No par
preferred
Board
Jan
4
51
221/4
12%
rNo par
preferred
Lines
14
Va Aug 18
30% Mar
51%
21%
30%
4
„
70
50%
21%
10
28
4
2,600
Improvement Co—13%
7% Jan
12
3.600
15
85%
Corp
18% Jun
Apr
17%
15
85
Gas
7
Va Aug
17%
15
85%
Gas
19
50
17 Va
15
United
16 % Apr
2Va Mar .10
4,300
United
5% Oct
65 % Dec
50%
84%
41%
Engineering & Foundry:
5
United Fruit Co—_
No par
6
17
31% Sep
2,900
49%
51
United
8
23 Va Nov
Air
United-Carr
36% Mar 28
37
15
40V4
common____^ilO
Twist Drill Co
United
23
17 %
36%
49%
*49
17%
930
36%
84%
15
41%
series
Tank Car Co
$4.50
23
84%
40%
—10
United Aircraft Corp common.!
5
4%
(ser of 1955) conv pfd—100
4%
(ser of 1956) conv pfd—.100
United Artists Corp
—1
United Biscuit of America—No par
18
54 Va
non-cum
United
21
Oct
95,800
36%
328
*82%
15%
41%
.No par
series
Union
6
18
19
$4.50
$3.70
Union
9
84% Jan
Co
4%
2
Aug 24
29 Va Jan
9
6
46 Va Aug 23
103% Aug 25
May 17
Apr
Jan
'
321
21%
6%
.No par
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
Preferred $4 series
No par
Union Oil of California
25
Union Pacific RR Co common—10
Aug 19
19
17
Electric
Preferred
43 Va Aug 24
91,200
9%
10%
9%
10
327
50
*36
Corp—6%
Corp
Preferred
Aug 16
7
8
Bag-Camp Paper
Carbide
Union
8
38% Feb
29 Va Nov
16
Union
Aug 15
11 %
11%
9%
52%
970
-
,—5
No par
1
2 '•"*
Rubber Co
&
Union
19
6
1,200
21%
1
No par
Corp
Asbestos
Union
6
4
1.700
97%
2 1
*
(The)
Corp
Underwood
4
'
'
49 %
41%
Electronic Corp
Transue & Williams Steel—No par
Trans-United Industries
1
Trans World Airlines Inc
5
Tri-Continental Corp common
1
$2.70 preferred
—50
Traux-Traer Coal Co
1
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
5% conv pfd series of 1957
50
20th Century-Fox Film Corp—i-1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
Twin Coach Co
1
TXL Oil Corp
-1
Udylite
1
43 % Jan
29. i
24
4
12% Mar
Sep
16
Aug
22
Aug 30
Jan
Sep
74
18% Jan
87 % Jan
108 Va
32
•
4
57
7
-
11
19y4 Jan
17
2
;
Aug 23
12% Feb
21
4
30 Va Jun
'
9
36
13% Mar
-
14
8
IOV4 Sep
36
11
;
49
16%
49
28%
315
50
17
49
27%
33 %
No par
Transltron
59% May 27
30
Roller Bearing
Transamerica Corp
10
40% May 27
"
36%
15%
49
28%
10%
<
9%
36%
100
49
320
36%
18
27%
,
11
9
296
*17
23%
•
5
Tractor Supply Co class A
Trane Co
4
54 V« Mar 10
25Vb Mar 14
July 31
29
'
13%
84
21%
_50c
No par
Edison Co
Torrington Co
19
28% Sep
*13
18
10
'
10%
340
*82%
84%
•'
*17
11%
9%
315
17
15%
52
No par
Toledo
4
4
11
10"%
15
1
100
Tishman Realty & Construction
16
Jan
39% Jan
1
12
Timken
0
Jan
19 V
11
Jan
21
4
4'-
8% Feb
11% July 25
37
Jun
39
28
28
7% Dec
29
Sep
18
351
-
*82%,
,
4
Aug 23
29% Jan
4
29
351/b Sep
25% Jun
231/4 Sep
3,900
*17
■49%
16%
1
Thompson (J R)
7.50
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
Common
5"
4% preferred—
.100
Tidewater Oil common
10
$1.20 preferred
25 "
10
May 20
16
16% Jun
7
19% Mar
13
8
46% Feb
6
1,500
14%
'
*81%
Trust—
$1.25 conv preferred
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
75
Dec
Jan
9% July
14
3,800
20%
14%
49%
Thiokol Chemical Co
41% Aug 26
21
14% Oct
70V4 May
24%
20%
15
49
16%
1
Sub share certificates
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
Texas Utilities Co
Textron Inc common
4
11
24%
20%
15
-.9
Land
Pacific
Texas
141/a July 25
24%
20%
<
84
T
46% Aug 30
20 V4 Sep
71 % Oct
1
24Va
12%
10%
345
Tennessee Corp
1.25
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
5
Texaco Inc.
25
Texas Gas Transmission Corp——5
Texas Gulf Producing Co
33%
Texas Gulf Sulphur
No par
Texas Instruments Inc
1
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
—10
4
Feb
5,300
1
Talcott Inc (James)
TelAutograph Corp
6% May
19.600
25%
—1
Symington Wayne Corp
2
24% Aug 31
34
541/2
25%
13%
25
Co.:
:
.
53%
25%
36%
65% Sep
11
53%
25%
36%
17
13% Mar 16
53 Va
25%
36%
44% Feb
44% Nov
600
53%
25
27%
31
25
13%
52%
25%
48%
6
22
13%
53%
48%
4.16%
600
17,800
25%
•27 %
.,
191/4
49
*13/
52%
55
25%
28
■
191/4
48
48%
2,200
13%
'
49
Feb
8% Nov
*13
19 Va
48
*811/8
27%
15
35% Sep
13%
*18%
-
84
48 »/4
14
Dec
*81%
28%
11% Jan
48
'
84
49%
9
29
48%
48 '/a
%
49%
14% Mar
22
191/4
47%
48
30%
30%
*81
*28
'.11%
• *
1-
20
Jun
*18%
*18%
31
84
18
10% Nov
&
191/4
49%
*17%
I
(.28
Sweets Co of America
Swift
2,000
10c
Superior Oil Of California
51% Feb 25
14%
17%
39% July 26
.
14%
17%
47% Aug 21
4
29
14%
14%
5
Jan
Jun
14%
20%
Jan
35
50
14%
24%
23
1348
14%
14%
23
,
14 %
24%
5
1
Sunshine Mining Co
7 % Mar 11
1
14
20%
Jan
19
14%
19%
25
29% Jan
29
3,300
21
3
Sep
26% Feb
3,300
23%
15
4
855
30%
23%
14%
25
2165
29%
24
24%
Apr
»
30
23%
20%
Nov
25
29%
24
25%
5% Dec
1275
30%
30
23%
54
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
4%% preferred series A
l25
5 % %
2nd pfd series of '55
30
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
12.50
33% Feb
311/4
29
23%
13
Sun
23% Jun
30
30%
23 %
25%
4
24 % Jan
101 % Aug 22
31
29%
24%
*81%
No par
No par
Co
200
80
31%
1
Corp common
*70
-
11,800
32
»
15
:
80
3.900
24%
i
19
-
__1
$4.50 series A preferred
Oil
*75
24%
,
48%
~
•
55 % Jan
•
20
May
Chemical
80
*70
24%
240,400
48%
86
14%
-
1
1
94
24 %
•
48%
*83%
30%
32
100
preferred
Sunbeam
4
80
48%
30%
20%
Suburban Gas !_.
Aug 26
*70
14%
issued
convertible
4
15% Mar 20
21
Dec
$5
23
23
88
When
4
80
25%
1
Corp
Sundstrand Corp
11% Sep
80
4
40
•
79% Dec
Mar 13
15
Jan
529
1
40%
,86
24
—1
Storer Broadcasting Co
Studebaker-Packard Corp
17% Jan
28
20
7
,
*70
-
40%
2-fr% —24%
25'%
20%
prior preference
24% Jan
29
29% Oct
618
9
9% Aug 26
Corp
Fuller Co
Stone & Webster.:..—__—
58% Mar 28
25%
1
20
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common
9% Jun
25
*83%
5
Stewart-Warner
4
4
30% Aug 15
,**84
191/2
2.50
7
325
-
„
1
17
v
19%
—5
15
16%
•'
700
39%
Inc
25% Jan
Sep
4%
44%
(J P) & Co Inc
17
26% Mar 24
*4%
44"%
100
Jun
33% Mar 25
4 *8
20
_5
14
5%
3,403
*4%
39%
.20
Apr
20% Sep
19
121/a
43
preferred
Aug 25
Jan
40
12%
38%
.20
20
27% Mar 13
-
4%
12%
39
preferred
22
1
*4%
4%
9,300
12%
43%
com——1
6
9
4%
4%
■'
75
20
_10
2
33
12%
44%
*74
19%
—7
15% Jan
29
121/4
44%
75
38%
100
20% Jan
31% Dec
12%
15
44%
*74
42%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
Stevens
12%
44
75
39%
preferred
Sterling Drug
12%
4%
43%
21
Corp
_Ll
1
Starrett Co (The) L S
No par
Stauffer Chemical Co common
5
29
4
Jan
20
5
Apr
77
12
-
Stanray
71
Nov
*74 %
43%
Stanley Warner Corp
21% Mar 25
42%
74%
19%
common
Packaging Corp
convertible
6%
43%
74%
38%
$1.20 convertible preferred
4
22
■
42%
74
42%
preferred series A
$1.60 convertible
8
23% Oct
6
18
28
28
31% Jan
•
Ohio
Shares
43 %
1
Oil of New Jetsey
4
8
36% Jan
-
4
Jan
Mar
of
the Week
Oct. 7
25
56
-
4
23% Sep 28
76% May
2
39% July 27
117
Oct
Friday
Oct. 6
6.25
California
89
4
44% May 31
7
-
5
Thursday
Oct. 5
74
__1
lOo
Kollsman Industries
45% Nov
39% Nov
July 29
5
Sales for
Wednesday
Oct. 4
41%
No par
2
20
3% May 29
Sep
Brands
$3.50
79% Aug 22
13% Sep 13
PRICES
Tuesday
Oct. 3
com—No par
Inc
Standard
17
71 »/4 Dec
SALE
HIGH
AND
Monday
•
Par
EXCHANGE
,
34 y8 Nov
Dec
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
preferred
Securities
Freight Co
4%%
7Va
r„—1
1.8.50
5%
.25
25
7%
55
17
,
v:
17
,.55%
35
♦32%
32
56%}*,,
35%
35%
100
—1
91
24%
24%
24%
No par
46%
47%
45%
46%
..
,
55%.
*55 %
55ya
33
33
36 Va
36%
90 %
91
23%
1
5%
35%
35 Va
91%
18
*if
33
90%
90%
24%
25
45
46
*32%
33
♦90%
com—1
.■55%
5%
17%
1
*!S
56%:
32
5%
17 %
5%
5%
17%
it
it
*
*5%
5%
17 Va
17
1
1
17
,
7%
6,400
5%
5%
2.000
17%
18%
35,100
1
'it
.
55%
,
56%
1,000
3,700
*32%
33
320
38 v*
37%
39
7,600
90%
91%
91%
140
24%
25%
25%
25%
4,900
45%
46%
46%
47%
7,100
■■■:>* V .'■•: '•'
„
24
(1416)
•
1
V
k
_
Mdnday, October 10,-I960
V-'? The Commercial and Financial GJironicfe
v
\
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Ran*e for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1969
Lowest
86 '%
Sep
22
145% Sep 22
7% Dec 28
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
120
Apr 27
165
86% Feb
12 y« Jan
29
36% Mar
9y« Sep
22
14 Vi Apr 17
44% May 28
40% Oct
9
26% Dec
23
8% Jan
2
Jan
8% Sep
35
26
24 Ya Jun
18
29
Jan
30
40
Dec
7
39y«Oct
23
58% May 18
76
31% Feb
13% Jan
1
8
8% Sep
30
3
3
142% Sep
24
33% Jan
19
47
Oct
29
34
Oct
4
47
27% Sep
30
38% Feb
24
25% Oct
3
6
54 y4 Feb
4
47% Oct
5
36% Apr
50% Sep
Sep 28
103 y4 Jan
45% Nov
88 y, May
7
138% Sep 21
22% Dec
7
33 ya Oct
6
69% July
144
21
37 y4 Feb
9
29% Sep
22
26
17% Jan
2
12 y8 Jan
53% Oct
19
46
146
Mar 30
18%
9
Sep~21
25»/4 Oct
12
May
3
36 % Jun
24
8
24% Mar 29
United
Feb
12
United
26
13% July 11
51% Jan
4
5
66
Universal
159
148
Jan
6
14
22% Aug
28% Jan
7
Universal
Oil
.49% Oct
6
Universal
Pictures Co
84
Jan
18
70% Feb
16
84
50
July 29
41% Feb
16
62% Jun
9
Nov
27
47% Aug 27
16
42
9% Jan
2
22ys Jan
31% Jan
26% Sep
21
53
4% Dec
29
11% Jan
5
96% Dec
32% Feb
4
34
3
46
12
6% Jan
11
9
124% Jun
16
Oct
22
2
82 y4 Nov
25
33 y8 Jun
9
98% Dec
18
78% Oct
16
81% Dec
15
91% Mar 17
82% Jan
29
12% Nov 11
87% Mar 16
82y2 Jun
79
Sep
76
108
Jan
96% Jan
2
103y2Feb;i
95
3
•
2
Jun
15
15% Jan
19
4_
Jan**4
94% Apr
8
102% Apr 14
1,800
4,100
200
6,700
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611/4
155
155
261/8
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155
60%
60'%
541/4
52%
54'%
23
241/4
23%
24 >/4
23%
24%
47
48
7; 47
100
♦81
83
82
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35
35
155
35%
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•
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48
48
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83
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61
155
.56
•
53'/4
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353%
35'%
353%
35%
35%
35%
6,100
61%
600
155
120
563/4
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15,900
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49
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2,800
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120
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53%
35
;
23%
.
83
52'%
7,800
54%
493/4
53%
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51%
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35%
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82
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60%
154i%
153%
52%
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60'%.
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56%
1
com
26%
28
7 ,20
,
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2.50
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53%
17,400
35
35i%
2,700
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35 y8
35%
16%
15%
16%
15%
16
16%
16%
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16%
15
14%
14%
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14%
14%
14%
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6
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33
32
32
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32%
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33%
32
Van Raalte Co Inc
10
When issued
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Varian Associates
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Vendo Co—
1.25
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32%
300
>37%
38%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
38%
38 %
38%
2,500
♦20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%.
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21%
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21%
400
46%
48%
44%
46%
44%
46%
46%
47%
45
46%
26,400
34%
35%
33 Vt
34%
33%
35
35
35%
351/8
36%
17,400
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
4,200
109%
105%
108 y4
106 J/4
108 !4
108%
110%
109%
111%
10,200
24%
24%
24%
23%
24%
25
*85
$2.28 convertible preferred
trick Chemical Co
2%
1.25
Aug 10
30
36%
32
Aug 31
Jun
243%
*36
3iya
90% Aug 16
7% Oct_
24
36%
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:
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143
32
89
13% Jun
2,500
753%
142
30'%
85
85
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36%
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,
30%
18
..
48
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24%
v
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47%
741/4
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24'%
:
295%
23
9
24
24
36%
473/4
72%
1433/4
72%
1423/4
311/4
29
21% Mar
71%
29 y8
Jan
96% Feb 20
23%
♦36
477/4
473/4
47%
142!%
.73 %
143
32%
4
2
.48 V2
143
470
.31'/4
99% Jan
4
8,100
1
5
15% Dec
273%
'J
com.No par
Virginia Elec & Power Co
87% Jan
26'%
•„>
12'%
Aug 24
20% Mar^9^
27
29%
Jun
-
265/8
,19%
97
80
26 7/4
12
51
86% Mar 23
3,000
26'%
16,800
""
28%
22
106% Aug 24
34%
*18%
26
29
34'%
121/4
Apr
79
35
16
>
30% Aug 23
154i%
*347%
154
154
-
19%
34% Jan
Mar 20
39% Mar
9
463%
154%
34i%
445/a
43.'/4
28%
4
2iy8 Marf
45'%
154
34
43%
12
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108
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
6% dividend par tic preferred__100
35% May 25
107
Feb
,
Aug 12
46%
154
35%
;
14%
<■
67% Jun 20
26
2% Sep
44'%
1543/4
431/4
154
26%
41% Sep 27
32% Sep
77%
*18'%
12
28
*757%
19
26
22% Sep
5,600
77%
11%
1
4
1,600
44%
■
27
5
12
26'%
433/4
...
19
Vanadium Corp of America
39% Jan
221/4
26'%
433/4
*75%
777%
22
26%
43!/4
;»
.....
115%
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
31% Feb
♦75%
6,700
22
26%
453%
77%
200
12%
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
36% Apr 17-
27
433/4
8%
8%
2,500
215%
213/4
26%
46%
100
283%
11%
5
5
Jan
21%
273/4
8%
6,300
36
28
19%
2
2
5
19% Jan
29 Ya
15% Sep
36
Sep
21 y4 Oct
76
28%
34% Jan
2
Nov 23
24%
44
20
213/4
27
48
36%
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300
8%
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27%
150
7,300
25%
85%
36
27!%
9,800
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25
8 5/a
27%
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25
■
8 5%
■36%
49%
23%
4
15% Oct
11
Jan
26% Feb
1
♦
12
Utah Power & Light Co
..
8%
27'%
73%
143
1
1
21
Jun
Co
25'%
25%
■
19%
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Upjohn
53/8
51/4
5%
11%
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13
51/4
.
1
Corp
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'5%
5%'->
*337%
25% ,:26%
i
♦36y4
9
Mar
26
13% July 28
30% Nov
5
Jan
38
Match
913/4
157%
8%
34
25
4Vt% preferred
Aug 16
48%
100
31% Apr
9
27
No par
preferred
5
17
36
25%
91%
♦154%
30c
Tobacco
4
Nov
29 y$ Nov
Leaf
Universal
Jun
44%.
155%
♦35%
72%
Pharmaceutical
17
Feb
•44
155
142 y2
Stockyards Corp
Whelan Corp
13
71
77%
100
preferred
Apr
31
40
8%
♦75%
50
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp..
Aug 25
28
47%
f
91%
157%
21%
21%
28
46%
16%
common
&
80% Jun
40
18
Co
noncumulative
28% Sep
47% Feb
17
36% Feb
Tobacco
Vitamin
21%
Shares
91
36y2
8%
the Week
Oct. 7
♦155
27%
8%
9
.50
-
7%
U 8
*8%
Friday
91%
27 y8
8y2
-Bales for
Thursday
Oct. 6
♦33i/2
8%
35
27%
1
Corp common
preferred
U 8
36% Sep 23
25%
5
Steel
7%
♦25 V*
35
PRICES
157%
90%
♦155
5%
100
preferred
Corp
Smelting Ref & Min com
preferred
;
U S
Aug 25
1st
51/2
27%
1
common
non-cum
8 Shoe
7%
5
'
Rubber Co
U S
12
26% Aug 25
9
Dec~21
29% Feb
148 '
S
8%
U
19
14
15 V4 Jan
60% Aug 28
157
Apr 10
29%
5
Apr 27
15
41% Apr
Dec
64
157% Aug 11
Jun
14
34% Mar 24
4
78
34% Jan
30
8% Jan
22
24
50% Mar 12
14 Vo Feb
4
139% Jan
28
26% Jan
29
Jan
69 y4
108% Aug 31
Jan
26
41% Sep
7
154% Aug 10
153
Jan
1561%
25 %
8%
50
Jan
9
10
19
common
preferred series A
U
4
19
Jan
Jun
Industries Inc
Lines Co common
91%
90
1561%
5%
♦25
4%%
5
Jan
50% Jan
91 %
SALE
Oct. 5
157 %
5%
Aug 31
26 ys Jan
35
S
common
class A preference
4%%
U 8
91%
HIGH
AND
Wednesday „•
Oct. 4
♦155
preferred
10
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
5
U S Playing Card Co~-mc.r* ,5
U 8 Plywood Corp common
1
3%% preferred series B
100
45% Feb
99
U
22
40% Aug 10
Tuesday
Oct. 3
common
Hoffman Mach
5%
15
Jan
30% Sep
26
Monday
preferred
U S
12
Co
Gypsum
7%
4
40
20% Jun
'75
8% Jan
3
Jun
U S
13
Aug 23
6
26
Oct
7% Mar
21
29% Oct
Aug 18
25% Jun
20
10
6
25
2
35% Apr
161
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116% Jun
27
5% Oct
29
28% Oct
12
Jan
149
Mar 30
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
v
Highest
24%
*83
84%
84 y2
84%
84
84%
8
45%
46 y8
45%
46
45%
46%
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•
.100
$4.04 preferred
..100
$4.20 preferred
100
$4.12 preferred......
.100
Vulcan Materials Co common
1
5% convertible preferred
_~18
5%% preferred
.
-<__I00
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i
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46%
105 y4
105%
♦104%
105
104%
105%
105 y2
com.
35%
36
25%
36
26
26
89
400
46%
47
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106
200
105%
85
♦84
85
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85
89
♦87
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88
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85
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85
89
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14%
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87%
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98
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120
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66% Sep
25
76% Mar 11
62
46 y8 Nov
Dec
17
14% Jan
2
43% Sep
21
40
28
Sep
1
55% May 11
41% July 29
45
Jan
14
35% Aug
41
Mar 30
Sep
22
4
40
Jan
4
Walker
1
69% Sep
2
Wallace & Tiernan
3
15% Jan
4
Walworth Co
26
15% Jan
15
Ward Baking
27
89'% Jan
7
Sep
'
24% Jan
8
20
Oct
26
48
Jun
12
46
Sep
11
12 %
July 22
50
Aug 21
5
16
Warner
8 % Jun
16i/8 Dec
30
4
12
23% July
8
38% Apr 24
102
Apr 13
Warner-Lambert
Warren
87
15
7"% Jan
14
Welbilt Corp
West
Penn Power 4%%
6
82'% Feb
1
Apr
17
78% Jan
19
May
8
61
Dec
14
35i% Oct
7
56% Jan
4
93
Dec
31
101
Mar 31
92'% Feb
17
97 '/2 Sep
29
26
Jan
7
23% Jan
8
Dec
29
May
38
Apr
38
July 22
14
89
86
Oct
3
Jun
20
Kentucky Coal
31
7
35% Jan
4
Western
17
Western
35% Dec 31
28
35
28% May
16% Apr
29% Jan
8
27% Sep
22
Dec
53%
31
Dec"l7
Jan
6
21% Feb
19
Western Pacific
Jan
13
Western
37
41% May 11
23
387% Mar 18
57
77% Dec
103
Nov
29
24
887%
112
Jan~29
Feb
11
Sep
26
32% Jan
5
457% Feb
17
65
Jun
10
77»% Jan
102
4
Sep
6
52% May
7
66'% July
7
41% Sep
28
92% Jan
2
98% Mar 13
93'% Apr
28
397% July
6
22
*
May 26
64
...
Apr
6
2
-34% Jan 2» !•
70
Sep 28
98
Sep
28 •
Sep 21
65% Sep 28
37% Dec 24
78
53'% Mar 20
37% Mar 14
48 %
40% Mar 30
66% Dec 22
39% Sep
28
67% Jan
99
14
97
Jun
15
7
Jan
7
24% Jan
7
102 »/2 Mar 11
14
July 23
8
28% July 21
517/2 July 23
40
Jan
6
17% Jan
23
30'/2 Nov
35
Sep
22
32% Jan
6
36
17
23% Jun 22
Sep
19
Feb
19
Wilson & Co Inc common
Mar 31
46% Sep
79
May 27
23'% Jan 11
83 % Aug
27% Feb 26
Wilson-Jones
14
10'% May 11
15% Sep
Windsor
1
Mar 25
42 y4 Jan
4
36% Apr
29
119
Jan
25
9
25% Feb
9
36'% Mar
6
22% Sep
29
59
Mar
8
18
66
92 >/4 Sep
9
Apr
1
85% Jan
13
9% Nov 23
12% July 24
8
Sep
30
10% Jan
14
39% July 8
493/8 Jun 24
2
Sep 1
26i/4 Oct 3
19i/4Sep 28
85'% Sep 27
253/1 jun 24
19
,,
July 14
4
Jan
38
Jan
.37% Jan
138% Jan
25
6
6
4
Aug 26
800
40%
7,900
39
95
*94
95
89
*88
89
*88
89
88
83%
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84
*83
84
83
83
37%
37%
37%
37%
351/4
36 7%
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977/2
373/8
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363/4
97%
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183/a
18
321/4
19
32
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98
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98
281/2
32
171/4
44
177/2
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28'/8
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17
98
28%
32
17%
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28
28%
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28 3/a
32
173/8
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17%
7,100^
32%;
18 3/a
313/4
18 Va
30
977%
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283/4
i6,ioo
1,300
98
285/a
32
100
:•
18 7%
32%
19'/2
327/4
28 3/8
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5,300
29
17 5/a
17%
17%
187/2
6,200
43
38,300
45
443/4
455/8
231%
237/4
233/a
231/4
23%
8,900
49%
491%
50%
50
87%
513/a
47,200
877/2
87%
87 5/s
87 3/8
80
-
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87%
87%
87'/2
421/0
1*1027/2
105
437/2
45
437/8
44%
42%
94
94%
94
94%
94
23'/a
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43
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73
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105
71
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105
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43%
231/4
20
40'A
40%
40
40
391/2
42%
41'A
421/4
40%
40 3/4
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101%
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101 %
1
8%
8%
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8%
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.
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40y4
407/4
101%
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8%
20
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25%
24 y4
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20 7/2
20%
20 3/8
21
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43%
43
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377/4
37
373%
1
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10
1,020
9,300
70
40 3/a
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41%
41%
401/4
1013/8
8 3/a
83/4
83/a
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25%
21%
21%
213/4
1,800
441/4
43
447/4
1,700
38
38%
11,500
791/4
81
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38
82
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82
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82
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82
26
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26
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26
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26
14
51%
51%
39%
39%
♦126
127 7/4
14
51
391/4
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14%
513/4
141/4
51%
14%
513/b
39'/2
39%
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14
29i/a
29 7/2
28%
29
237/2
22%
291/2
231/4
29
231/4
22%
66%
65%
661/a
65%
44
44%
421/4
433/4
90
90
90
*89
791/2
80'/2
8%
8'/4
Youngstown Steel Door
20 7/4.:
80
80
66
14%
6,700
511/a
51%
513/b
513/b
4,000
40%
401/4
40 3/4
5,200
127
291/8
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; 293/4
231/8
:
231/4
10
127
283/4
28%
231/4-
235/8
2,400
2,900
•
65 3/a
66 3/b
43
437%
443/4
90%
91
793/4
80%
801/4
8'/4
81/4
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66
81/4
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8,000
42
44
6,700
-92
803/4
8'/4
92
81
110
813/4
1,700
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8y4
1,600
26'/4
273/a
277/8
273/8
27'/a
27'%
20!4
203/a
277%
20'%
273/a-
20'%
27%
20'%
~27y4
20'%
871/2
89 7/2
20'%
863%
88 Va
203/4
853/4
203/8
20%
873/4
20'%
20 y8
863/4
883/4
20
87'%
90
20
20'%
-20'%
20'%
200
26
14%
90%
42%
♦89
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100
143/a
127
23
66
300
397/8
127
10
900
41
"
40
1277/4
102
41%
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137/2
1,000
9,900
40%
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243/4
♦79
10
No par
94%
241/4
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43%
44%'
37%
10
94
-231/4
70
217/4
,
44
lOo
6,900
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37'A
No par
45%
243/4
41%
20%
20
1,400
105
445/8
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25
41%
243/4
417/2
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♦40'/2
23 5/a
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39%
421/4
943/4
231/8
70
89
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94
t:
23
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105
44
431/2
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97%
19%
28'/2
110
88
83%
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Co
Co
103/a
38
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32
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Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp..
Youngstown Sheet & Tube__No par
-
10%
10%
383/o
94%
23
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4'%% series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
..
10 3/B
,.38i/4
103/4
38'/4
94
48%
(F W) Co
Sep 29
80% Mar 10
*107/4
49%
Iron
42
IO1/4
44
Woolworth
78
4,100
23%
Woodward
927/8 Aug 14
45/8
48%
8
84'/2 Ju]y 15
94% Feb
2
43/a
427/2
July 11
7
45/8
23%
30% Jan
18
43/8
49%
31% Aug 17
Nov
4 3/a
44%
.10
Dec
200
41/2
23%
100
83
265/8
32%
*28 7/2
300
265/b
48%
6% preferred
Wisconsin Public
75
..
5,000
38
27%
20
98
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29
977/2
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42
4%
38%
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501/4
6.25
1
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
54 % Aug 22
43% Sep 14
127 7/2 Sep
38
50
preferred
$4.25 preferred
8
79
19% Nov 10
convertible
White Stores Inc
16
40'% Jan 23
129
$3
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100
43
9
1
371/4
1
Sewing Machine common
Prior preference
32% May
1
27% Jan
2?% Feb 10
^31%Feb 9
,1
2.50
5%% preferred
27'% July 12
41%
931/8
377/2
5,300
50 '/4
387/4
37'/4
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17
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5
100
common
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67'% Dec 31
19
27
White
8
2,400
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Wilcox Oil Co
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59% Nov
Aug 31
14% Jan
Mfg
Co
46
9
28% Dec 31
2
Motor
517% ^ xx
88
22
30
White
22,600
37%
preferred
(The S S)
8
29
Sep
14% Dec
Sep
4
8
6
July
Dental
4
2
35% Sep
24'% Oct
102
convertible
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7%
48%
10
52% Jan
2
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July 19
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8,500
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11
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48'A
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900
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50%
10'A
73/4
11
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200
48%
50%
100
8
66
48 7/2
48
No par
Air Brake
28% Jan
6
118
Jan
2
167/4
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73/8
161/2
No par
May 23
6% Jan
July
Mar
RR
73/4
11
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671/4
1
19'% Sep 29
31% Mar 10
19% Oct
78
July 26
16'A
48
7%
167/4
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
1
62% Jan
Xl6
7%
66'/2
Westinghouse Electric common
89% Aug 18
103
8
11
69
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse
...
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857/4
49%
Western Maryland Ry Com
No par
4% noncum 2nd preferred
40
6
37% Jan
4
73/4
103/4
84
167/2
4.80% preferred:
May 11
4
8
11
85
32
Auto Supply Co eom
98
17
7%
10%
85
68
Air Lines Inc
41% Jun
24
8 7/s
10%
85
48'/4
preferred series B
100
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4%% preferred
100
15
Nov
4,400
8'/4
5
17
321% Nov
1,800
62%
6%
4.10%
July 29
353/4
603/4
53%
311/4
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Oct
Jun
353/8
60
7%
4
29% Feb
18
353/4
591/4
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Co
96
1007/2 Aug 12
353/4
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*
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351/4
59
53%
32 7/2
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West
91
54
351/4
59
1
98% Aug 30
90
54
357/4
58%
5
42% Aug 19
42
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4
Jan
531/4
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5
27
33% Jan
2,100
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Waukesha Motor Co
30% Jan
Jan
2,900
12%
651/a
1
Wayne Knitting Mills
17
27%
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No par
Pharmaceutical
Co
West
3
273/a
12%
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10
(S D)
4
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281/4
12%
53 7/2
5
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Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
4
28
12%
1
Warner Co
21% Mar
37% Jun
51% Aug
5
44% Sep 13
28 7/4
121/4
58
1
Corp
Pictures
Bros
81 % Aug 23
Sep 23
78% Dec 29
79
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3
2
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357/4
100
8
July 1
July 14
4% Sep 26
30
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Oct
30
281/a
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2.50
Feb
51
45% Jan
21
19
14
23
3% Jan
28
52% Sep
37
48% May
Jun
9
4
48% Jan
12
33
Ward
31'/8 Feb 24
9
9
25% Jan
85% Dec
18
28%
13
53
1
64
27%
12%
No par
Inc
preferred
10% Jan
29% Sep 20
45 % May
4
38% May 25
54 % May
(Hiram) G & W
27
37% Mar
28% Apr
7
65% Aug 21
36% Feb
41% Jun
Sep
6%
64
27%
10
10% Sep
20
100
15
No par
Walgreen Co
60% Aug 24
83
18% Aug 24
Feb
8
Feb
18% May 19
94
7
7% Oct
52% July 20
4
10
Waldorf System
Sep
12
11 y» Nov
8% Dec
preferred
Wagner Electric Corp
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26
39
12% May 19
83% Dec 29
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30
33%
4%%
RR
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Apr 21
21
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Volume 192
Number
5993
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1417)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
FRIDAY
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The
WEEKLY - YEARLY
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subord
conv
Central
-
98
Clinchfield
Caterpillar: Tractor 4%s debs 1977
Celanese Corp 3s. debentures 1965
100%
14%
June-Dec
June-Dec
..Jan-July
June-Dec
100
to
1979
see page
99
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1979
of
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of).
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1958
_—Feb-Aug
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1958
—Feb-Aug
A Yokohama
is
100%
419
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1963
1980—
D
City Electric 6%s
93
r:
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of)
183
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mtge 4s ser B 1980
mtge 4'As ser C 1995—
California Electric
ext conversion 1978—
June-Dec
external read)
1978
—Feb-Aug
(City
106'/a
232%
99% 100
May-Nov
Ry 3%s
debs
debs
convertible
70
107
-Jan-July
—April-Oct
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1963
(dollar bond
101%
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debentures
Berlin
78
i4a
—April-Ocf
1971
1953
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fl*
71
58
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(Republic of)—
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r
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^
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70
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s
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A
(Kingdom)—
external
1st
due
40
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new
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75
74
58
—
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2012_
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secured
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2
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2004
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to Plan
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A
96
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series
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74
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1995
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71
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86%
6
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1995
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A
inc
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debentures
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gold
Corp 4.35s
Co
Baltimore
2.375% ) 2001
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sinking fund 1957
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104
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'
33
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BONDS
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Greek
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dollar bonds 1972
Government—
3s
or
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International
Friday
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Period
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88
94
80
82%
80
83
Volume
192
Number
5993
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1419)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended
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Chicago
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,
series
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1982—
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New York Stock
Jan. 1
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BONDS
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1
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1978
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,
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The Commercial and
(142C)
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended October 7)
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Friday
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or
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1978
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Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975
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Co
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17
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1982
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22
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53
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April-Oct
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General mortgage 2%s
1980
—Jan-July
General
mortgage 2%s 1980
a
April-Ocl
General
mortgage 3 Vis 1983
April-Ocl
General
mortgage 3%s 1983
Feb-Aug
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Mar-Sept
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_Mar-Sept
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3%s s f
debentures
1973
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May
April-Oct
E
96 y«
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-
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West
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series
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50
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4s
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:
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June-Dec
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Kansas City Term Ry 2%s 1974
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Jan-July
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Jan-July
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Jan-July
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Jan-July
4%s
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56
175
67%
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—
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66
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56
58%
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92%
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
First A refunding 2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
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June-Deo
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June-Dec
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June-Deo
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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Merritt-Chapman Si Scott Corp—
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conv
subord debentures
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1975
68
65
69%
67
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4%s
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85
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98
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1988
1991
debentures
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3%s
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1991
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39
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58
1990—June-Dec
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57%
58
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63
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1962
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mortgage 4 Vis series B Jan 1
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99
debentures 1979
Pennsylvania Power A Light 3s 1975
April-Oct
83%
83
83%
7
Pennsylvania RR—
General 4Vis series A 1965
General 5s series B 1968
June-Deo
June-Dec
96
95 %
96%
149
99%
98 y2
99%
22
1981
General mortgage 4Vis series E 1984
General mortgage 3%s series F 1985
Peoria A Eastern Ry income 4s 1990
April-Oct
Jan-JuZy
Jan-July
April
71
70'/a
71
43
70
76
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70
71%
21
70
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94
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98
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99
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72
—
98%
:
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subord
gold 4Vis series C 1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First A refunding 2%s 1971
First
536
conv
General
89 %
85
88 Mr
97 y2
*91 Vi
Feb-Aug
Marquette Ry 3%» series D 1980__Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore A Wash RR Co—
General 5s series B 1974
Feb-Aug
First
May-Nov
April-Oct
88%
-—Feb-Aug
1964-June-Deo
Pere
100 Va
—
1991
debentures
1988
Oil 3 Vis debentures
General 4Vis series D
85
—
debentures
Western
American
47/«s
94
—
—
49%
74%
102
44
78
85
*90
100
48
105
70
__
103% 103%
101
28%
101
22
3%s
83
First
79%
85 V2
First
2%s 1967
2%s 1974
A refunding 2%s 1981
A
refunding 2%s 1978
A
mortgage 3 Vis
1982
A
refunding 3Vis 1983.
A refunding 3 Vis 1985
A refunding 4%s 1987
A refunding 3%s 1988——
A refunding mtge 4%s 1986
A refunding mtge 5s 1989
A
refunding
A
refunding
94%
94
95%
—;
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97
58%
94%
87%
77
100%
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92 vi
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93%
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58
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86
May-NoD
May-Nou
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
June-Deo
April-Oct
100%
91%
*
90 %
Feb-Aug
For footnotes, see page 29
♦p.5 y2
87%
85%
r
•
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83%
4%s
May-Nov
1977—
^
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77%
76
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May-Nod
1974
83%
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*75%
1981
81
80%
1
.r
—April-Ocl
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1983
75
78
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65 y4
June-Dec
B
debentures
'
.
73%
June-Dec
New England Tel A Tel Co—
First guaranteed 4Vis series
3s debentures
1982
—
85
-
73%
1970—June-Dec
conv
—
75%
81%,
84 V*
—
*82%
85
74
—-
83
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80
1
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74
66%
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debs
1989
3 Vis
debentures
86
77
56%
1985_June-Dec
1976
4%s
Co
debentures
80%
.
68
1983-May-Nov
1974—April-Oct
1st
55
3 Vis
85
1
4
'
•
75
National Distillers A Chem 4Vis debs
Natl Distillers Prods 3Vis s f debs
1st
76%
80%
*
78
77%
81%
76 y2
1985—June-Dec
1978—«—
debentures
82
81%
12b
Feb-Aug
2%s
Corp 1st 3 Vis
mortgage 37/es 1986
73
debentures
21
81%
71%
*—
conv
Nationat<*Steel
Sc
88 Va
58%
April-Oct
1970
debentures
72%
1980—Jan-July
1978
St Louis
3 Vis
Tel
80'%
697/i
May-Nov
Cylinder Gas 5 Vis
Dairy Products
3 Vis
2007
June-Dec
National
3s
1
2000
Chatt
Pacific
.June-Deo
90 Va
7
85%
85%
June-Deo-
1986
54
1990
89%
83
83%
57%
Feb-Aug
April
States Tel Si Tel 2%s 1986
National Cash Register 4Vis
mtge 4y2s series DD
5s series EE 1991
6
58%
Mar-Sept
Ward Credit 4%s debs
debentures
Nashville
debs
ref
3%s
Mar-Sept
& Malone first gtd 4s 1991
Monogahela Ry 3Vis series B 1966
Monon
2020
2045
Mohawk
Montgomery
ref
Sc
2
87%
54
Gen
1
A
1st
96
87%
*88%
70
mtge income 4%s series A Jan
4Vis coll trust
1st
"
86%
53%
96
refunding
86
*77
72%
1 2005
Gen
income debentures Jan
A
84
86
Missouri Pacific RR Co Reorganization issues—
5s
'
:
subord Income debs 2033
5 Vis
79
RR—
lien 5s series A 1962
Prior
Prior
71%
Si
First A refunding
101
91%
91%
90%
*83
79%
32
80
85%
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*30
—
—
6
80
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—
—
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85
91%
77
85
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——
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83
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75
82
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73
82
74%
84
97%
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91
103
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1
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99
8
92 Vi
101 %
17
102%
106%
105% 105%
■Volume 192
Number 5993
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Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Last
Period
New fork Stock Exchange
Week's Range
or
Sale Price
Corporation—
4%s conv subord debs
Low
1984
Apr-Oct
—
94 %
Philip Morris Inc 4%s sf debs 1979
—June-Dec
Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
4y4s
conv
subord
debs 1987—,—
Feb-Aug
Plllsbury Mills Inc 3 y8s s f debs 1972—-June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4J/2S ser 1 1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4 Vas ser J 1964_M«y-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Cnicago & St Louis RR—
General
mortgage 5s series A
General mortgage 5s series. JB
1970
1975—
mortgage 3%s series
112
f
s
3%s conv debs 1973Called
Procter
Public
1
Gamble
Service
Electric
debentures
3s
3%s debs
and
and
First
and
refunding
refunding
refunding
First
and
First and refunding
3%s
•
debentures
1972,
I,
conv
*%s
serial
First
bond
4s
Paul
&
St
Paul
Union
RR
100 %
Co
1st
Roebuck
debentures
4%s
subordinated
5s
debentures
Bears
Roebuck
1968
Service
5y4s
Oil
99%
107 V4
Gas
&
Oil
f
s
5Vis
f
Socony-Vacuum
South
2%s
68%
14
68
66%
67%
21
66%
82%
89%
*78Va
85
*91
112
*96y2
1977
mtge
78%
U
s
f
debentures
*87 V4
100 y4
100
Coirp—
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968,
Vanadium Corp of America—
*82%
102
conv
4%s
98%
26
87 Vi
98%
2
102
103 y4
87%
*86%
84y8
88
119
..
117% 119
107%
86%
19
83 %
96%
97
Jan-July
25
86%
86 y2
97%
319
94%
*91%
101 y4
Jan-July
1976——
101% 102%
June-Dec
81 Vb
April-Oct
1963—
*96%
*82
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Power Co—
mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
'
•
ref
3%s
M
RR
J
ser
1982—
Penn
3 V2s
Power
Shore
1st
RR
series I
81%!
95%
5s
75%
75%
Ry 2%s-4'1/4s - 1994
Jan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co 4Vis conv* 1973_June-Deo
Southern Patiflc Co— *
• /* 1
*61
153
61
63
.
115
63
109%
128%
•
4Vis
(Oregon Lines) A 19771:
Mar-Sept
4Vis. 1969-——-————.
May-Nov
1981
_Map-Nov
San Fran Term 1st mtge 33/as ser A '75—June-Dec
92%
92%
'Gold
^
99%
93%
89%
95%
99% 100
55
91
86%
87%
—
59
37
83%
89%
83%
1
87%
69%
56%
62
debentures
income
88
83%
106
49
83
98%
158
105
118%
4
83%
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86
84%
74%
85 ¥a
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—
79
84
92
74%
85
88
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»/a
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84
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87
95
88%
112%
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——
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.
67
60%
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112
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81%
85
57%
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8
55%
64%
38
38
94
81%
94
1975—__May-Nou,
debentures
fmm.
63
66%
*77%
1967———Jan-July
mortgage 3V4s series D
4
65
*64
1981,—Jan-July
————May
1984,—.
convertible
__
100
.
40%
65
37%
47
77
79
*78
*86
"
88%
84
*99%
a
Deferred
delivery sale
'■>.
60%
included in the year's range,
•
-
""""
""""
Included In the year's, range
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale no*
Under-the-rule sale not included In the year's range. rCash sal*
not
*
69%
2%s 1976_Jan-./uZ»
•Yonkers Electric Light & Power
•
69%
60%
.
92%
68
100%
107% 109%
*89
.Whirlpool Corp 3%s s f debs 1980——— Feb-Aup
Wisconsin Central RR CoFirst mortgage 4s series A 2004
—__Jan-July
Gen mtge 4y2s Inc series A Jan 1 2029——May
Wisconsin Electric
Power 25/as
1976—June-Dec
Wisconsin Public Service 3'/4s 1971
Jan-July
1
mortgage 2%s series--E 1986-1—Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series F.
1996——Jan-July
First mortgage 2%-s series G 1961
Jan-July
Firsk'iiitue 5v4» series H 1983
April-Oct
Southern Ry first oonsol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
1st mtge coll tr- 4Vis .19881——l-_
_Feb-Aup
Memphis diy first gold 5s 1996—
Jan-July
98%
84
61%*
*83%
87%
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First
12
98%
*84%
registered
First
75%
131%
72%
88
90%
95
*86
1971——Mar-Sept
1992—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3'/4s series C 1970—
Mar-Sept
77%
73
140
88
95%
73 V4
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A
83%,
82%
80
*11
Jan-July
Jan-July
1966
2361,—
gtd
4s
3%s
*75'/a
100 V*
93%, 101
Co-
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A
•
1
100
93%
22
*84%
106
76 Vi
84
95
44
95
83%
2361
—Jan-July
Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
mortgage 3y2s series C 1979—„—„April-Oct
5%s debentures
1982
——Jan-July
72
Vi
38
98
•86%
4s
95%
3
:
*74
Jan-July
__
1970
81 VB
97%
72%
Western Maryland
91%
94
89
*85
87%
6c
West
Co—
___
Edison, Go—
debentures
19
97%
86
*87%
95%
2%s ser H 1980—Mar-Sepf
mortgage 6c refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Deo
West
86%
89 y4
94%,
7
—April-Oct
103%
90
89
*82%
—
117 Vi
April-Oct
April-Oct
June-Dec
1971.
rl
97%
99% 100
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
-April
mtge income 4y4s series B Jan 1991
April
First mortgage 3V4s series B 1971
,Feb-N0v
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3l/as 2000—Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3y2S 1967_Jan-JuZp
General mortgage 3s 1979,
————Map-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
May-No«
94%
—
95%
89 V\
97%
Gen
104%
84%
95
88%
95
Gen
106
97%
90'/4
6
89
109%
1st
100
13
3
92%
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
General mortgage 4V4s 1983
—Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995,
Map-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973-April-Oct
1st Hen 6c ref 4s ser F 1983
Map-Nov
6s subord income debs 2008
Feb-A up
82%
169
89
93%
92%
97%
Mar-Sept
1980
debs
1st
102%
100
82%
*88
1976-—2—Mar-Sepf
debentures
subord
conv
Virginia Electric &
87%
92 y4
82
82%
Co—
4%s
90
97
5
104% 104%
104%
subord
subord
conv
Vendo
102%
82%
101% 102
91%
80
92%
1969--.—June-Deo
96%
85
85
Jan-July
debentures
3%s
118%
100
2
72
101
Steel Woilcs
United
77%
81%
'
65
*80
First and refund intge
38
90
75
^1
*82%
93%
April-Oct
—Jan-July
—
88 Va
*91
—Map-Nov
deba 1983
4s
74
82%
83%
10
94%
——Jan-July
1876
Rubber 2%s debentures
2%s debentures 1967
S
First and refund
86%
—
100%
90
;—
1978
93
76%
88
*98
mtge 6c coll trust 3%s 1972
mtge 6c coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s
84
88
74
—Mar-Sept
—
93%
79
,
77
88
Corp 2%s,1970—;
Jan-July
6c coll trust 3%s 1971———Jan-July
93
96
—
*76%
Indiana
Gold-4ViS
debentures
79
96%
—
*70%
93
189
P9A
87 Va
—
*80%
debentures
87%
107% 112
83y4
96%
a a
*81
88
1976_—-Feb-Aug
Pacific RR 27/as
79
93
124 y»
79%
87
Refunding mortgage 2 y2s series C 1991_Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4y4s s f debs 1973-——ApriZ-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—ApriZ-Oct
78%
767/a
.
*79
*90%
*132
First
*81%
„Feb-Aug
—May-Wou
4%s s f debentures 1972—
—April-Ocf
3%s sinking fund debentures
1973—-April-Oct
1st-mtge & coll trust 4l/2s 1977——
:Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll trust 4V'4s 1978——Mar-Sept
87
*86%
99
ti»
76%
107%
——Map-Nov
—
mtge 6c coll tr 2%s 1980———^_June-Deo
mtge 3%s 1982—:
Mdp-Nov
Oil of California 2%s debs 1970——June-Deo
1st
72%
,
97 ys
75
—
*90%
1968-
1st
76
65 VB
__
92%
91
25
118%
1971—Map-Nov
3%s
77
71%
22
Jan-July
Southern
of Missouri 3%s
Co
debentures
Union
72%
67
85 Va
—
*83%
1st
1987-
California
convertible
*76%
mortgage and coll tfust 2%s 1975-AprfZ-Oct
First
77
69 y4
66
9
i
99
Union
71%
;
71
*7667
102%
1979——1
debs
97
118
88
68%
67%
Jari-JuZy
1982—__April-Oct
1985—1
debentures
S'As
81%
United States Steel
1983—Feb-Aug
1982
debentures
Oil 2 Vis
debentures
Southern
75%
Wabash
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
3s debentures 1979i_^_—
;
2%s
77
105
'
81 y«
77
115%
84
64
81%
78%
—
"
Pacific—
Pacific-Missouri
United Gas
Corp—
North Alabama RR 5s
&c
90
*70
—
debs
•80%
85 y»
73%
92-
105%
__
105%
78
—
99%
3s
'
s
*81%
80%
Marchant—
subord
conv
51
22
*64
—May-Nov
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1986
Skelly Oil 2 Vis debentures 19651—
Smith-Corona
99%
105% 107 %
138
102%
72
99%
85%
*86
Feb-Aug
debs
debentures
2 Vas
,97
108
5
97%
124
99%
92
22
99 y8
•
93%
106%
__
*89%
131
104% 10.4%
104%
85 Va
94
90
62
90
95%
99%
,85%
90
2
122%
*100
June-Dec
1979-
130
6
85%
Union Electric
-
■
,
87%
Corp—
4%s
debs
subord
conv
Union
91
119
;
June-Deo
1977
130%
1983..
Map-Nov
——Map-Nov
1st
122%
Jan-July
Pipe Line 3.20s
Shamrock
Shell
70
-80
92
91
84%.
87
102% 103
■
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93 ¥4
96%
.
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
..
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91%
80%
80
—
*73%
•
May-Nov
_.
debentures
Co
82%
85
""
*84%
C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
1st
June-Dec
1982
&
14
94
92.
97
,
April-Oct
1980—
1972
subord
conv
"2
87%
92
95 y*
89%
96%
^
1989_Jan-July
1966
Seiberling Rubber Co—
5s
59%
59%
87%
104
■
debs
Acceptance
4%s
96%
87
99%
87%
—
*91
Trl-Contlnental Corp 27/as debs 1961———Mar-Sept
93%
91%
58%
80
90
*90%
Term RR of New Orlearis 3%s 1974—June-Deo
Thompson Products 47/8s debs 1982—
—-Feb-Aup
Tidewater Oil Co 3 Vis 1986—————ApriZ-Oct
85
19
102%
86%
78%
94
*89%
[
■93%
85
96%
*85
Mar-Nov
1971—:
2 '/as
(Jos E) & Sons
debentures 1974
Sears
4
95
5
86%
Louis—
St
Orleans RR—
& New
Texas
,
80
91
54
*92
June-Dec
June-Deo
1979-
1980—:
of
Assn
First and refund M 3%s series
80%
86y8
6,6%
94% 101%
92% 109
69
First and refund M 3'As series B 1970—ApriZ-Oct
85%
75%
44
98%
Texas 6t Pacific first gold 5s 2000—;——-June-Dec
General and refund M 37/aS ser E 1985—Jan-July
160 VB
82
82
141%
91%
Texas
104%
155
83%
Ii2%
01
95%
y4
notes
conv
senior notes
RR
78%
76%
545
*100
——June-Doo
1979
notes
Company (The) 3%s debs
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
97%
85
1L73—_——
High
70%
100
*84%
Low
4
99% 100%
84%
84*/a
Jan-JuljT
-.-May-Woo
Texas
98
91%
10
100 Vi 101%
May-JVot>
4s
cons
5y4s
Beagram
3s
120
,
90
90%
'
99
97%
lmpt M 4s series C 2019——Jan-July
Refund and lmpt 2yaS series D 1985——April-Oct
122%
102
*95
June-Dec
B 1980—.
1977—
debentures
f
95%
91
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3s series
s
97%
*82%
99
98%
99%
May-Nov
1972
debentures
75%
83%
83%
124% 129%
Refund and
1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
3%»
115
capital
1st
1989
Depot 3 Vas B
Seaboard Finance
26
95 Vi
90 Va
Scioto V 6c New England 1st gtd 4S 1989
May-Nou
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
_Mar-Sept
Scovlll Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982.:
Jan-July
1st
120
*79%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
1982
—
Jan. 1
No.
Inc—
(James)
senior
5j/2 %
Ry—
certificates
Duluth
107
2%s
Co
Terminal
Corp—
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
St
33
i6oy8 160%
*84Vi
87 %
Mar-Sept
income debs series A Jan 2006,
Louis-Southwestern
St
5s
80
*93 V2
83%
129
June-Dec
1st mtge 6s 1971
debentures
5 Vis
83%
120
6c
Talcott
84
81
*102 y2
Mar-Sept
St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996-Jan-JuIp
Second gold 6s 1996,
April-Oct
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s Series A 1997
;
Jan-July
ASecond mtge inc 4%'s ser A Jan 2022
-May
1st mtge 4s series B 1980—
Mar-Sept
.
84
961/2
_Jan-July
Royal McBee 6l/4s conv debs 1977
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971—
(Indiana) 3 Vis conv
debentures 1983
27/aS
100%
116
96%
General mortgage 3 l/4s series J 1969—Mar-Sept
Rchr Aircraft 5!/4s conv debs
1977!
J an-July
A5s
Swift
96'/a
98
116
April-Oct
1977———:
D
91
__
*94%
r
1983—__ApriZ-Oct
*
Electric
6c
__
'
debentures
subord
Gas
94%
80
118%
conv subord debs 1984
of California 4%s 1983
Surface Transit Inc
96%
90 %
*83%
Reading Co first de ref 3Vas. series D,1995_Map-!-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973—April-OctRheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975—1-———Feb-Aug
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp—
lADirect mortgage 7s 1950,1—
May-Noa
fADirect mortgage 6s 1952—^
May-Nov
IA Consolidated mortgage 6 s 1953Feb-Aug
|AConsolidated moi-tgage 6s 1955,
-Apr-Oct
Debt adjustment bonds—1
6¥4s series A 1878—
Jaft-July
4%s series B 1978——
;
Jari-July
4>/as series G 1976—-—-——_—Jan-July
4%s
90%
*84
118'/a
Map-Nov
Range Sine*
Sold
High
*74%
April-Oct
—
—
*100
3J/4s 1983_Apri) Oct
4%s debentures 1977—
Quaker Oats 2s,is debentures-1964—
Rochester
71
*95 y2
„June-Dec
—
Richfield Oil Corp—
93
,
..
*94 Vo
—Mar-Sept
•—s—
3 Vis
88
J9,
89 Vi
70%
,
Bid & Asked
—
Co—
First and refunding mortgage
debentures 1975
.
94 V*
*95%
—_———May-Nou
mortgage 3y4s 1968_Jan-Juli/
mortgage 5s 2037
Jem-July
mortgage 8s 2037—JM7»e-Dec
mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
mortgage 2%s 1979_Ju7te-Dec
refunding
First
89
70%
i
or
Sale Price
April-Ocf
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—Map-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974
Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4Vis 1982—
Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 37/as debs 1973
Mar-Sepf:
Sunray Oil Corp 27as debentures 1966-—Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981—
Jan-July
98%
91%
5s
Oil
Standard
98%
98%
88%
•■1
1963-
First
.!
Gas
&
Inc
1985
*
Standard Oil
98%
90
May-Nov
1
1981—
Spiegel
88
85
*98%
April-Oct
■;
96
1983
debentures
—
1983,1——Jan-July
L~.—
3 Vas
112%
*98%
June-Dec
bond
&
91%
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs
4%s
E
Co ,3s
Power
103%
105
*88
1986^—i——i——Ap;;il-Oct
debentures
2
Last
Period
B^ange
Friday's
Bonds
Low
12J -,'B
98
453
Interest
Exchange
October 7)
Week's
High
94
(
111'/a 112%
*72 y8
1975—April-Oct.
1964—May-Now
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glaus 3s debs 1967April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry— ;
1st general 5s series B 1962-.,—————Feb-AUg
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970,——
Mar-Sept
3Vas
200
96
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Low
No.
102
96
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
96 y4
•—
Pittsb Coke 6c Chem. 1st mtge 3-'/as
Potomac Electric
Bonds
High
94
Phillips
General
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Fhilco
Friday
29
n
J not included in the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiabilify impaired by maturity.
.
^
—v
96^
99%
'•
.
t^I
.
„
.
,
«#
..
94%
101% 102
95%
bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current Week.
95
101%
99
A Bonds
103 Va
-98
t Companies reported as being In
*
*104%
*93
100%
96
104%
the
*
selling flat.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the following extensive list we furnish
complete report of the transactions
on
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Oct. 3,
and ending Friday, Oct. 7.
It is compiled from the report of the American
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Acme
Corp
class
Mfg Corp—
A
Corp
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
Products
Co—
—
—
For
footnotes,
Shares
is
intended
Friday
Low
High
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
700
27/a.July
5
1%
2%
14,700
1% Aug
3% Jan
Jan
include
to
every
security whether
Admiral
Plastics
for Week
Range
Low
High
72 Va
Aug
May
7%
2,000
6% May
10%
Jun
4%
4%
1,500
37/a May
7
Jan
19%
19%
200
Jun
22
Jan
4%
4Va
600
7Va
7%
1,200
46 ¥a
45%
49%
X
7%
7
1
4%'
—
High
10%
11,000
4¥a May
43% Sep
7y8
1
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
._10c
Corp
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca
Manufacturing
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
High
3
8
7
8%
6,400
5'% May
_1
3%
3%
3%
1,100
3 Va
,,10
13%
13%
13%
Inc—
—
itself and
dealings have occurred during the current year.
Range for Week Ending Oct. 7.
for Week
3
2
Exchange
Sales
Range
Low
Stock
stock or bond in which any
,
25c
common.
Week's
of Prices
,1
100
Missiles 6c Construction
Class
A
a
1
see page
33.
1,100
13%
Oct
Oct
10
Sep
5% Jan
21%
Jan
Aero,
Supply
Manufacturing—
Agnew Surpa§s Shoe Stores,,
Aid Investment 8c Discount Inc—.
•
1
4%
18
4%
Oct
6y4
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1422)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
stocks
Par
Alabama
Alabama
Alan
Wood
5%
Steel
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
135
142
10
120
135
Sep
147 %
Jan
86%
Aug
24 %
23
900
Airlines
Algemene
4%
Jan
$3.00
Jan
$2.50
6 Va
Jan
6%
Consol
7%
July
14,200
3%
3%
1,200
\
6%
.—1
5%% convertible preferred.
Allied Control Co Inc
Allied Paper
"5%
6 %
14
1,300
10
700
10
Sep "
17%
2,100
11%
Sep
17
5
5 %
16,100
11%
1,200
76%
78
53.75 pfd_100
OIL
Carp
Beverage corp—
American
Book
Business
American
1
JO
Electronic*
uac
.12%
.
Aluminum
Israeli Paper
American shares
MARC Inc
Manufacturing Oo
Co
Lead
•
class
Pools
Oil
Jan
16%
Jan
Atlas
Plywood
Atlas
Sewing
Stores
Gas
1% July
2%
Jan
1
Jan
Jun
20
Aug
Sep
22 % July
15
12%
5%
5%
1,900
5
~4%
4%
5
2,400
4%
39%
Corp
Sep
6 %
May
12
85%
Jan
16,400
31%
30%
Jan
50
39%
39%
86%
Jan
94
15%
34%
7,600
33 Va
94
Sep
Sep
29 Va
Feb
2%
6%
Jan
4% Aug
8%
Jun
ft
ft
%
9,700
%
Jun
it
Clark
612
Sep
9 Va
Jan
2%
2%
2.2UJ
1%
Jun
3 Va
Aug
1%
1%
800
1 Vs
May
1%
Jan
7%
7%
8%
20,800
6% May
11%
Jan
20
8% Aug
13
Feb
10%
11
9%
10%
11,000
8%.§ep.
2%
2%
53%--
1,300
44
47 % ; ._6,8oo
1% Mar
2,900
52 %
2%
1
1
1%
5%
66
.
<43%
Sep
58Va
Jun
18
Sep
2%
Jan
1%
1%
13%
14%
5
~7%.
May
1%
7,800
12%
10,500
4%
22%
16,900
7%
6%
1
—1
20%
5
20,500
5
4%
22 %
6,500
com
1,000
preferred
9 Va
Sep
11%
5%
Jan
4% July
6
9
Oct
14
7
Jan
Co
5ft
5,'«
16%
• *
1
"3%
3%
10,500
%
"%
3%
5
150
16
3,400
16
500
6
5
21
"I
8
A
Jan
Apr'
4
%
Jun
1%
4 Va
Apr
Aug
25 %
34'%
34%
17
5,600
21%
1,500
15%
16%
16 Va
6%
6 %
6%
503
1%
1%
1%
7,300
a
Feb
Shoe
Corp
Bell Telephone of
Canada—
Belock Instrument
Corp
9
Feb
Sep
% Oct
b
1% Aug
15 V, July
57%
I
—
17%
73ft
Inc
3%
IZZIli
Corp
Blauner's
21
24 Va
Jan
4'ft
Jun
1%
Apr
Jan
8
Jun
10%
Jan
13%
Jan
Bobbie
Brooks
Boiiack
tH C)
5%%
prior
1-50
Inc—
28%
common.
Inc
1
Co
4%
2,800
21
900
Manufacturing Co
1
British
American
Oil
British
American
17 Va
Apr
2,700
4
Sep
1,400
3
July
1,000
8 Va
273A
29'A
9,600
Jan
2,500
8%
21
Oct
4%
28
.
2,500
Jan
'
Apr
9 »/a Mar
31% Aug
38% Feb
Sep
•
2
IS
dep
dep rets ord registered
Coiuiiiuia
British
Petroleum
bearer
Form
4%
B
92,600
4% Aug
1,800
30%
100
29 Va
32%
150
28
2ft
2 Va
15,500
27%
29%
1,900
Sep
Sep
HI May
25% Aug
B
S
F
('i tic/
60c
A
Buell Die
class B
Bunker Hill
Machine
burroughs
13%
13%
14!
8,700
lU*/4
fcO
13
13
10%
10%
10%
2,800
10%
6%
6%
6%
3,500
3%
3%
3%
600
dep
(JP)
700
31% July
100
common
n%
12'A
1,800
3%
4'A
7%
1
~8%
1%
footnotes,
Ltd
Internat'l
$1.12
97/a
3/4
Cuban
Feb
10%
•
10%
100
6%
6Va
3Va
3
3%
3%
3%
4
1 Va
1%
1%
12%
13%
6,900
13
100
4,200
v
Cuban
Tobacco
43A
500
Class
-
B>
Dattch
5%
preferred——'
C
7%
Aug
Apr
20%
Jan
Apr
33/e
7%
7%
8
500
2%
2%
2%
3
2%
6
-
3
7
~7
Va
Inc.i.
1,300
A
2'/a
Jun
8,400
5%
Jun
1,200
ll'/a
Jun
400
6%
Sep
7
6%
73/4
7,800
%
ft
2,500
343/4
100
32
10%
10%
10%
1,200
10
System Inc
Dennison
47
Feb
8%
class
Productions
Jan
Detroit
37
Jan
Detroit
10
Mar
50c
Gasket
A__
&
—1
Manufacturing
Industrial
Dilbert's
7%
Diversey
173ft
Jun
Dixon
Jan
Dome Petroleum
Dominion
Bridge Co Ltd
6%
7'A
Aug
Dominion
Steel
3 Va
Sep
8
Jan
Dominion Tar
3%
7'A
Jan
Dominion
Jan
$2
Jan
10
Jun
May
&
ord
stock
Chemical Co
&
Inc
Coal
Co
Ltd
Ltd
Oct
13%
Jan
-16%
100
*18'A Mar
193/a
Oct
6%
100
87/8
Jan
Jun
97A
Jun
1% Aug
July
46'/a
Jan
3 3ft
Jan
Draper
13 Va
Aug
Mar
%
8,000
9
16'A
Feb
12
Jun
6,300
'9,500
7
6 n/4
100
6%
Sep
9 Va
500
9
Jun
6IV2
200
3 Va
%
'
800
46 'A
3
-
5
1%
1%
23/a
24%
<-
24%
10
58%
613/4
13,400
10
103/8 1
_
'
11%
Corp
Drilling Si Exploration
Driver
Harris
Power
11
-
Oct
Apr
Feb
62
Jan
Feb
53/4
10%
-
■:
7 Vz
7%
-
14%*
8%
•
7 Va
7%'
V4
7%
7>/4
73/4
3%
4
^
Sep
48 % Mar
10'A
14,100
10
1,700'
!
r.
1
800
13 '/a
4,700
Aug.
Jun
18% May
4'/a
4,800
Jan
•
,.2%
"9%
2'/4
23%
"9%
•
500
2%
600
24%
1,900
123/4
i
Feb '
10 Va
10
10%
5,000
8'/a
Sep
Jan
35 Va
Apr
12
Oct
Jan
3'/a
2 8'/a
Jan
Sep
Apr
4%
18'A May
10
Aug
9% AP*,
183/4
May
9'A May
2%
Jan
10'/a
.
Apr
3% July
135
Mar
19'A May
7% Aug
7'/a Oct
6%
,
19Va
33
~9%
41
•69
[
Sep
Sep
2,200
4
2% Aug
-
Jan
8
15
24'A
9'/a
800
9Va
7%
14%
Jan
Jan
% May
600
11-Va *
r
143
*
Jan
Jun
July
1434
Feb
14%
Jan
9 Va
1,300
8% Oct
5:%
5,500
8'A Mar
ft
8,800
4% May
'/a May
100
8% Mar
11% May
300
9 Va
10'A May
Va
Va
"8%
9%
11
11
11%
ll'A
123/a
4,700
7 V4
1,800
8%
8 Va
10
—1
Jan
4% May
7
7
700
n%
11%
500
•
12%
13 V4
600
9%
ft
900
1%
Jun
33A
Aug
14%
6,900
7%
Jan
14%
Aug
Duraloy
dep rets ord
(The) Co
reg
14 Va
14 %
15 Va
2,200
13% Aug
23 Va
Jan
Durham
Hosiery
common
6'/a Aug
123A May
14%
Jan
Jun
93/a
Jan
Aug
20 3/4
Feb
July
123/4 Sep
165A
16%
Feb
10'A
Jan
6ft
11
Feb
8%
9%
8%
300
8%- Sep
13%
8
8'A
5,500
8
Jun
10%
Jan
45'A
45%
100
45
July
47'/a
Jan
27%
29
23 %
May
33'A
Jan
2,500
9%
8 Va
4,000
83/a May
28'A Mar
113/4 July
33
9'A
93A
10,300
6% July
26'/a July
38%
471/4
471/4 '*
*100
41% Mar-
53
5
15 Va
Jan
8 »A
27%
LJ.——•
Sep
1 Va
9 '/8 Mar
11%
13
1
Co_j
Co
103A
10% Mar
16
•
10'/a
July
Jan
Sep
Jan
May
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
class
B
10s
—
3U
4
1,400
v
Jan
8%
18 v«
'1,500
11%
'
9
*
Co__—
8'/a
11%
■
Aug
45,600
12
•
3% "Jan
25 'ft
"
Feb
16% Mar
*
14%
i
63/4
9%
100
2 Va
Sep
5%
1
•
33.
6%
'
1
Jan
ft Apr
8
30
32.50
May
9
"
2
53/4
•
8%
7.50
preferred
1,900
100
Jan-.
14
700
—*
common
Jan
1,800
183/a
400
5%
2 Va
8%
10%
Apr
**
—*
Dorsey
11
Ltd
Textile
Dorr-Oliver
Apr
7
Jan-
17%
193/a
—10s
reg
Research—
Jan
19'A
Jan
19%
143/4
8
>
1
&
15'A
Sep
Jun
17%
14
27%
:
2
com__10o
Corp
Chemical
Jan
Jan
Aug
8%
10
16%
11
'
1
preferred
dep* rets ord
Jan
1
36
Jan
Distillers Co Ltd—
9%
9% Aug
% Aug
14 5/a
29%
25c
Supermkts
Mar
Jan
1
Products
Quality
1st
Jan
7%
19%
14%
100
Inc.——
7%
"163/4 Sep
14
}
•
—5
stock
33A Mar
,
16% May
16% May
com__20c
—
Mfg
debenture
Desilu
cl A
4
Jan
'
5
35
—i
Jun
'
1
pref
4'/a
343/4
Va
7
10c
—
2%
12,700
9% Mar
6V4
13%
Feb
7% May
13%
6
-13%
•
.2.50
—._—£>——20
Brothers
Transit
—50o
Jan
Jun
Jun
"
1
Daryl Industries Inc—.—...
Davega Stores Corp common—
5%
4
IV2
10
_50o
Sep
Jun
5 Va
60
——:
9'/a
14%
17%
-
Dn tries
Sep
Jun
8 3/4 Mar
1,400
•
common
Crystal
Apr
35
1,100
A__—•
common.l
6%
Octr*
4,100
3
A
17 3/8
153/4 May
Oct
2
—.—*
class
,
Sep
6%
25c
Laboratories
Jan
18%
-2.50
——
Dejay Stores
3'A Mar
Sep
1%
6%
50o
Jan
53/4
6%
common^—-loo
class
Jan
39'A Mar
5'/a
.l'/a Aug
;/>26% Jan
13% Jun
r:>
;
17%
59
.
9 '/a Mar
.
.
1%
par tic.—•
Manufacturing Co
Cutter
1
10'/a' Oct
6%
•
—*
1
Jun
Jun
10'A July
300
V
Jan
163/a
ll'A
18%
'
*
5
15%
5,000
4%
4%
8%
10%
Oct
V 23%
*
7% May
900
Oct
Oct
11%
2,300
Jan
6'/a
3 8'A
Sep /
3% May
3/4 Apr
8,600
8%
•,
L,—.1.
9
9%
10
—20
Co
Corporation
Jun
Jan
3
400
*.
Feb
43 3/8
-
93/a Aug
53/4 Aug
12,600
10c
American Oil Co.—
Jan
10'/a
ft
Feb
6
lOo
:
Jun
3
17-%
1
;
Co
1 %
13%
2%
-
1,400
1.25
:
"A"
preferred.—
8%
10%
3
Oct
8,800
:—1'
12 %c
Corp
see page
Cork
1,200
ft
34%
3,8u0
1.50
8%
13'A
ft
7.00
18%
1
A
Co
2
1
ord shares—3s 6d
Son Inc
1
-
13
—5
Drug Co..
Crystal Oil 81 Land
Duke
&
:
(The)
Corp..
Douglas Oil Company..
Dow Brewery
Ltd
2.50
rbts
Jun
10
.—1
Corp
Crown
10%
1%
Sep
33/a
9%
-10o
Ltd
Beverage Corp
8%
212
Jan '
5 Va Mar
25%
17%
Feb
28 3/4
May
5,600
11%
Jan
Jun *
1%
136,000
9%
•
—
313A
5'A
3 %
'7,700
r
-
16
Jan
18%
10c
Inc
Sep
Apr
200
fl
10
4%
29
%
11%
Engineering—1
July
15,900
7%
4Va
50c
Co
12
2% July
Ltd—
burry Biscuit Corp
Calgary Si Edmonton
For
Sep
1
Corp
(The) Company
Mines
American
6%
66%c
Coip
Buffalo-Eclipse
Burma
35,600
•
preferred
preferred
&
7i
com_30o
convertible
serial
6ft
30c
Budget Finance Plan
6&
32%
7ft
1
cl
Company
Buckeye
32%
[ft
4%
26%
1
•
Si Reynolds common
preferred class A-—
Amer
Co
Brock Mills Ltd
May
1
common
Rubber
711 Aug
*
preferred
Brown
8
33%
400
38 V4
Ltd
Feb
Jun
-36%
'•
Jun "
21
1
Smelt
Si
Varnish
Feb
Ltd—
Distillers
an
8c
D
10
Co
Paint
Jun
II
ru»si.
%
34%
Corp
&
■'
J ah
"Apr"'
l3/s
-
ll'/a Aug
28% May
1
Pacific
Industries
19%
£1
dep rets ord reg
Brown Company
~~U
36%
Co
Commercial
Feb
3'/a
-
«
-
10
Aviation
Davidson
1% May
3% May
li July
1,300
1
Electric
New
Day Mines Inc..
Dayco Corp class
£1
Amer
2,800
"4,500
1
Mining
Jan
31
29%
1
6%
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Amer
Amer
British
Diesel
Aug
100
Tobacco—
Co—
12
34%
5%
Co.:
9%
33
-9
23 % Mar
39%
Sep
'
Jan
200
Sep
200
5%
%
11'/a
32%
,
Manufacturing—4
Metals
15 Va
94
5
%
34%
6% May
6%
30%
Feb
30%
-
Sep
May
16
30
1
Ltd
5% Mar
5'ft
4%
<
25c
Stone
Apr
25'A Mar
"<•
Oct
-
30%
&
14
4%
7 Vb
6 %
Co
Aug
15%
**
ll'/a
Cubic
73ft
6%
27%
.
400
'<■ Curtis
1
•
1,300
4%
Co
Aug
83
'/
-
Sep
11%
Jun
2
7%
•
27%
Oils vtc
54% Aug
23A Jan
21'/a July
263/a
11%
Aug
Feb
8 Va
2
6%
1
50
5
48Va
.1
Works Inc
20c
Traction Light & Pwr ord—•
150
14
25%
30V4'"'
Gear
27'/a
>
70
-
Oct
17%
lJ Va
£
23
26%
1
Co
Mar
10'A* Jan
Jan
ll'A
8%
44 Va May
IH co
23
27 Vb
73 'ft
-
600
12%
600
Oct
Jan
16%
8,200
15%
25
11%
—1
Products
Jun
21
Oct
8%
193/4
28%
83
"
11%
2
Co
Caribbean
l'A
63%
150
13%
47'A
17
83
2
.
6% Mar
,10
'
t—5
—
Corp——,
Lambert
8,200
.
.
ft Aug
Sep
5%. Sep
31 Va Feb *-
16%
10%
30'A
1%
68 Va
Sep
Sep
103'A
-
63/4 Mar
1
100
4%
.100
Borne Chemical Co inc
4»/a
7 Va May
1.20J
8%
__
50%
1%
66%
—2
(Md)|___
Jan
4 Va
4%
3
Co
48
1%
—
3A
10 3/4
20%
3,000
14,300
Feb
58'/a
Jan
Sep
Jan
83/8
:
14
__2.50
American dep receipts (ord reg) —51
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)_50c
Creole Petroleum—__—[---—5
Crowley Milner & Co..
1
Crown Central Petroleum
Jan
3%
10
7'/a
5%
5%
-
5%
*
*
100
Apr
ll'/a
Oct-
1
$1
10%'Mar
900
17%
Jan
100
500
10
—
Corroon
25 % Mar
5,300
46%
25
50c
Inc
5:,/a
5%
10
15%
lo
Ccro Inc.
Jun
12
103/4
Feb
-
28'/a
Sep
"
Jan
15
July
1
Sep
4 Va
4
9'A
rets ord
-
6U Aug
7 '/a
"4
%
5%
•
Corporation
Crown
60s
47%
99'A
*
Jan
l'A
• -
Feb
40
500
10
50 'A
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
1
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting.*
Class B non-voting.
*
Oct 3
Ties
1,200
•ur
Courtaulds Ltd—
36%
%
57%
•'8
Corp of America.-.——;L
Cook
Jan
15%
4'/a
15
—
i—*
Continental Materials Corp.:
Jan
8
1,800
—lOo
Continental
Jan
Sep
5,500
5%
iff
15Va
14
8'ft Sep-
10%
—
•
Jan
102% 102%
i
Mining
Continental
Apr
25
25%
3%
8.50J
1
.
Petroleums
Feb
Mar
1,100
22 %
1
—
Breeze Corp
Bridgeport Gas
July
-
14,700
6
19%
1
&
Jan
5%
«-—25c
class A
7.50
Co
5%
16%
21
50o
on
Sep
Aug
-
Sep
ll'/a
%
—
-
ft
1,700
56%
56/a
-
1,900
21%
102
1
Construction Products class
Continental Air Lines Inc
Jun
23 Va
51 %
9%
4
-
5,400
-%
12
-
--
*
8%
ft
10 Va
-—
-
-1
Continental
300
-
._—.—1
Consolidated Royalty Oil—
Consolidated Sun- Ray Inc—
Stores
Candy Corp
Baruch-Foster Corp
Co
10,900
11%
-•
Jan/,
Jan
73/8 Sep
'/a Jan
Aug
10
Sand
Cott
Larchlield
E
17
13 % May
37 Va
700
18%
41
.lc
Barton's
convertible
13
17%
11%
Ltd
Consolidated
Jun
12%
13
Barker Brotners
(S)
100
500
40 %
Barcelona Tr Light- 8c Power Ltd
BarChris Construction
On
5%
1
Power
Consoliadted
Jan
9%
8%
%
8%
—-6c
:——
America
Aluminum
Consol
Jan
Feb
40%
50c
S
July
Aug
6%
4 %
5%
16%
Incorporate^
Aug
500
17%
Banco de los Andes American
shares—
Enmitee-rut*
Barry Wright Corp
24%
200
-J
Banff Oil Ltd
Feb
7%
5c
Corp..
15 Va
pfd—10
par tic
4% July
100
10
Community Public Service..
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
50o
18 Va Mar
9
1
5
Jan
ft
Colonial
Jan
Oct
12 Va Mar
6 Va
3
6,200
/a
Colonial
Jan
4%
7%
4%
1
Oct
11%
5%
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
Cohu Electronics Inc
Feb
5,400
5% *
14%
pesos
5%
1%
10
x20
Barnes
Club
3% Jun
Sep
52
5Va
Hosiery Co
Clayton &
Clopay
11% Aug
Jan
5
Corp
Corp——
Commercial
Inc..
to
„
Jun
1
Clarostat Manufacturing
Clary Corporation
Claussner
Sep
4%
12'A
1
5.50
Controller
61J
Oils Ltd
Inc
Foil
Coastal
46%
Oil & Gas class
to
Circuit
July
4
l'/a
Jun
Oil
Cinerama
9,500
Feb
143/4
Jun
%
<
Consolidated
Chromalloy
5ft
5ft
'Jan
3,900
4%
Sep
Jan
Jun
2ft Jun
14
%
4'/a
35%
26
Oct
pieierred
Electric Co
Investors Inc
Jan
1%
Corp
cnanged
Chief
"14,100
u
Aug
Jun-
Aug
3%
conv
Christiana
ft'
•
Jan
Jan
7 aA
--
July
63/4
Cherry-Burrell
Corp
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Sep
1,000
10c
industries
Jan
3
Oct
Juh
34'A
Oct
3%
Jan
*
3%
July
23
2%
3%
& Mar
4
1,000
—
Charter Oil Co
Sep
40 Va Aug
38% May
32 3/4
11,900
Chamberlin Co of America.;
Aug
3 Va
400
20,500
4%
Central Securities Corp common
$1.40 ser B conv pref
95%
1,700
-I0o
Baldwin Rubber Co
Baldwin Securities
Blumenthal
3%
230
3,300
-So
A
Bailey Si Selburn
Watch
2,400
2,400
1,900
518
A
Hadley
Century
Century
5%
7%
Corp
—1
Corp
—1
3.50% pref—100
Central Power Si Light 4% pfd—:—100
55% May
7% May
3%
x32% X32%
4%
Instruments
$1.50
57
6%
—5
Maine
50% May
Jun
25 Va
•
Inc——1
Central
7Va May
Jan
'
Industrial
(AS)
5% Mar
22%
5'A
-6p
Sugar
Electronics Corp
Ayshire Collieries Corp
Class
Cenco
Jan
52
7
& Kennedy
of
45
50
4%
Products—
Corp
100
$ie
.
J an
33A
93
11
Avnet
Brown
Catalin
Jan
6 %
9 5ft
9
91%
92 Va
32%
*
Products Inc
class
Inc
Beau-Brummel
3%
8%
Jun
,10c
Corp.
Bearings
600
9,400
May
.10
Co
non-cum
Transferred
6'/a
41%
6 Va
39
ft Aug
2%
Corp
Steel
Non-voting
300
600
1
Inc
Plastics
9,600
3
Corp.
Centers Inc.
Audion-Emenee
1,100
1
Inc
Co
Golfo
Devices
2'/a
tl
reg
<fc
del
Britalta
Feb
49%
57
:—*
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
Apr
32%
3ft
40s
Mining A
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants.
Brilla
4%
Apr
18
Research
Brazilian
Jun
23A
Atlantic
Brad Foote
4
29
—
59
ft
—
-
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord.2s 6d
Carter (JW) Co
1
Casco Products Corp
*
Castle (AM) & Co
10
Industries—•
Atlas Consolidated
Bourjois
200
4'A
—
5
Line
Birdsboro
Sep
Sep
7%
11%
16%
Coast
Bickford's
4%
5,400
5
Atlantic
Benrus
38,100
23A
Industrial Products—10c
Beck
5%
12 %
18
18
Atco Chemical
6%
4%
•
1
.
Associated
Stationers
Supply..
Associated Testing Labs
v lev,
Feb
Sep
4
Co
Oil
Ba>
Sep
52
3%
preferred
Associated
Basic
City
Baxter
Carnation Co
Jan
27%
133A
92%
1.50
Curp Ltd
dep rets
Name
14'/a
6%
Gas
Ltd
Northwest Mines &
Capital
6% Mar
Feb
Oct
6 %
6
Pood
Baker
Jun
6% Aug
22'/a Mar
ft
39%
Laundries of America
Avis
4%
2,700
13'A
Light 4.72 pfd—100
Electric
Inc
19%
Sep
39 %
9'A
Associated
Avien
4%
17%
100
pfd
Associated
Aurora
Minerals;
400
4%
1
&
convertible
Automatic
WiUiston
Canal-Randolph Corp—
Capital Cities Broadcasting.
600
—
—
1
Armour & Co warrants
Arnold Altex Aluminum
Audio
Ltd
Canadian
Sep
19%
11%
,12
20o
Corp
Inc-
Power
Atlantica
Petrofina
Jan
13%
Inc
Industries
Amer
Canadian
50%
"%
Appalachtan Power Co 4%%
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Associated
4% Sep
Jan
17%
Corp..
Angostura-Wupperman
Ahuiuera
Marconi
Aug
8 Va
9,900
2
Anken Chemical & Film
35c
Canadian
4%
7%
A.
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Ocrp 'A' shsJI.5t
Arkansas
81% Mar-:
39%
1
Mines
Radio
Apollo
Jan
Sep
26 %
6%
5%
1
S
Anchor Post Proouets.
Anthony
Javelin
Industrial
«
—lOo
1
Ltd——2.50
Canadian
39%
.26
*
Ltd--.
54 Va May
3
*
Ltd
Canadian
26
7%
50c
1S.M
Co
Oil
450
--
vtc_l
Ltd
Co—
Oils
Jan
7,600
5%
4%
Dock
&
Husky
Central
Amurex Oil
Andrea
Homestead
Jan
Apr
12% Aug
11% May
9,400
5
Dredge
Canadian
Canadian
Carey
American Petroflna Inc class A
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del
American Thread 5% preferred
American Writing Paper
Anacon
4%
M
American
Meter
12%
11%
5
25c
Petroleums
Canadian
59
—
--20
Jun
21 'A July
*—
common
10 V*
42
5
*
Ltd
3%
5,100
32%
1
Ltd
Co
2% May
18Va Mar
18%
3ft
5
74%
25
17
Co
July
Aug
Can
High
9,000
4,800
1
preference
Canada Southern
Mills Ltd—
American
American
47
15%
Co
23 Va
500
47
.47
16%.
Systems Inc.
American
5
Gas
Si
Sep
11,700
3 %
4%
15
4% Aug
10%
350
3 Va
—x
Co
American-Internat
"3%
Mar
3
57
,
6% July
11
11
American
Cement
6% %
12
5 Vb
America
Bread
Canada
10%
.11%
American
Canada
11%
1
Ambassador
Jan
13%
1
of
56 %
Insurance
Jan
11%
Inc..
Oil
Fire
4%
.10%
All-State Properties Inc.
57%
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
12% Mar
-10
Alsco
Camden
Aug
"
.50c
13
xl8 Va
50
10%
Jun
—I
Corp
Aluminum Co
12 Va
8% Aug
4% Mar
32,200
July
72
6% May
3 'A
11%
.,.
Pictures Corp
9%
7'ft
3%
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A.
Feb
6
2,700
9'A
7%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
49%
preferred
1,200
9%
.10*
2%
18%
common
preferred
3% July
Va
1
10c
Shares
High
50
Power
preferred
58
dep rets Amer share*
Engineering Co.
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines IncAmerican
Allied Artists
42 Va
86 %
V—
M
Amer
All
Sep
Mar
Calvan
4%
I
Kunstslde
Inc
Aviation
Caniomna Electric
21
preferred
Alaska
Calif Eastern
Low
2
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Jun
82
23'A
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
81
common-
Wni>Lr'«
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
100
preferred
4.20%
Power
Low
142
Southern
Great
of Prices
Monday, October 10, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended October 7)
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
.
.
3% Mar
4ft Aug
1
4%
4%
500
4'/a
Oct
63/a
Jan
•
5 Va
5'/a
100
<1% July
63/4
Jan
Volume
Number 5993
192
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1423)
31
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended October 7)
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Par
Duro
Duval
2
Potash
•
Co
Dynamics Corp of America
Eastern
Freightways
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
States
preferred
series
preferred
Edo
Corporation
Elaer
Bond
Dev
8%
8%
9,200
7%
4%
800
4%
Corp
!
Research
El-Tronlcs
19%
18%
20
4,000
13%
13%
14%
2,700
13%
,50c
15'/a
15%
161/4
4,700
14%
Sep
IF
10%
11%
3,200
8%
Feb
1%
1%
11,100
24%
25%
1
1
—10c
(Max)
&
$2
preferred
81/4
8%
81/4
1,000
8
1
Purchaser
General
Flying
(MH)
Tiger
Ford
Ford
Line
Motor
Co
American
Forest
"Fox
Head
Fuller
Gatlneau
5%
Mfg
5%
_
1
29
15% Mar
5,800
% Mar
1
4%
6%
1,800
8
6%
34,900
4
July
4'/a Aug
6%
Jan
5,000
7%
Jan
2,000
8%
5%
5%
5
5
9%
9%
,
5%
10
5%
5
5%
11,600
Jun
11% Mar
4%
~8%
"81/2
8%
126
Sep
10 %
Jun
18
Feb
7,000
8
Jun
13%
122
Sep
181%
16%
Jun
13%
13
13%
16,400
12'A
1
12
12%
4,500
1.25
1%
1
:
3%
1%
Oct
14%
$1.20
1%
3,200
%
Oct
3%
2,000
3%
Aug
27
27%
200
26%
Sep
39%
*
37%
371/4
300
33 %
Feb
39%
~2%
"2%
100
4%
4%
700
2 %
2%
300
3%
1
100
.
100
1
4%
1
~4
1
common
convertible preferred
4
25
Corp
4%
Jan
Lake
Feb
Sep
Lamb
Lamson
Lamson
6
Sep
Lanston
4%
3% July
2% May
Jan
Larchfleld
La
13%
32%
32
3% May
5%
Jun
18"% May
29%
Jun
23%
Jan
Lefcourt
Ltd—
16%
17%
7%
18%
17
dep
ord
rets
General Gas
Corp.
General
Indus
General
Plywood
General
Stores
Enterprises
-
$4.60
Gilbert
(AC)
Gilchrist
Globe
Gold
Grand
Gray
Lakes
Great
Western
6%
.
Stores
H
&
Western
&
class
Class
Horn
Horn
5%
Howell
Hubbell
Class
2% July
Jun
8
25
23%
50
23% Mar
3%
3%
1,400
3% May
7%
2,200
1
2%
7%
7%
1
1%
7%
t
4,000
1
Jun
13%
Sep
Jan
26%
1
Sep
%
2%
2%
Jan
2,900
5%
Aug
10%
9%
Jun
1
2
2%
9,000
1% May
8%
.
900
10,200
2 i/b
9%
2,200
7%
22%
500
22
45
July
59 %
18% Mar
25%
Sep
4,400
4%
Sep!
8%
6.400
5
Sep
6%
600
2,650
1,900
13
Apr
23%
Sep
13%
Oct
19%
Jan
13%
15
/
22%
23%
Sep
32%
Jan
8%
Jan
1
~5%
—-10c
10c
—:
•
Inc_50c
25c
5
3,300
4%
6,500
% July
5/, Jun
%,
f§%
.6%
7% 4
20%
22
:
3%
3%
7%
7%
61
20%
31%
,
-
4%
7% July
9%
Jan"
38
Feb
71%
Sep
32
Feb
58% July
93%
Jan "
67
Feb
com
5
5%
5,700
3%
3%
2,000
3% May
1%
1%
1%
1,000
1
13%
12%
5%
1
...
50c
3%
7%
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
11
50c
Aug
7%
•
3
3,300
Oct
6%
11% Mar
9%
11
5%
Sep
7%
Sep
21/4
1,000
2%
Oct
3V4
Jan
6%
7
1,500
6%
Oct
9%
Jun
4%
7
5
8% Mar
1,900
1,500
5%
1,300
4%
Oct
7% July
2V4 Jan
:
-
Sep
1%
1%
1%
3,900
1%
:5
2OV2
19%
20%
1,600
19%
Oct
50c
1%
1%
1%
1,300
1 %
July
41%
3%
4%
1,500
2% Mar
1
..
Jan
6%
2oe
Mines
Jan
12%
-
54%
—•
55
300
Sep
48%
Sep
31%
Jan
Apr
class
&
2,400
7%
Jun
13%
Jan
7%
8'%
1,300
7
Jun
12%
Jan
7.50
32%
32%
25
30
Jun
A
•
Bardart
Baking
Hardart
(The)
Electric
Co
Co
1
'
•
common
Mfg Co....
Motors
2.50
Co__-
-common.
footnotes,
;
,
8%
121% 124
80
31%
35
36%
98%
36%
98%
10
31% .31 »/8
100
1,400
115
39%
127%
Jun
Feb
Jan
32%
Jun
36% July
94
Apr
98%
Oct
38%
Jun
30% May
9% Oct
:
9%
9%
_5
14%
14%
15
400
13%
Sep
23%
Apr
—5
14%
14%
14%
500
13%
Sep
22
Apr
l
Inc class A
124
100
——
(Harvey)
For
;
81/3
com
see page
33.
9"%
600
14
Mar
•
"
1
—1
10
1
Corp—
Midwest. Piping
50o
5
2.50
Co
50c
Miller Wolil Co common
preferred.—
50
Canada.
*
pfd——100
Mirro Aluminum Company
10c
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR "ctfs"
Corp
Mohawk
PrerlsTon
1
1
Tndustrips..
pfd.100
Monongahela Power Co 4.40%
4.80%
preferred series B
r
4.50%
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class
Montrose
Chemical Co
Mt
preferred
Diablo
Mount
A
100
•
1
Mountain
4
—
1
Compr.ny
Vernon
Tel & Tel
new—12.50
'1
Muntz TV Inc
Murphy
Muter
——
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
1
5
2.50
1°
———
Inc
13% Aug
8,400
5,800
1%
3
2%
Oct
5,200
1% July
%
p Oct
3,500
A
13%
14%
%
14
2,500
1/4
Jan
2 Vi
Jan
4»/a Mar
3y8
Jan
Jan
Oct
13% July
19%
Feb
25'/a
Sep
Jan
17%
"
Sep
lit Mar
2y8
Oct
2,400
2
.
July
July
18 y8
1% Mar
1,500
2%
20%
20%
30
28
,
,
7%
7%
12
2,600
2%
1%
2%
30
Jan
12
11
9,100
Apr
Sep
3'A
3,100
8%
Jan
30%
2,200
7
Sep
12% Jan
1%
7,200
9% July
3% July
Jan
Sep
14%
Jun
4%
Jan
4%
4%
3,100
4%
4%
4%
1,400
4'A
Sep
6y8 May
5%
5%
6%
2,700
4%
Jan
9% May
200
15%
16%
700
15%
7
7%
2,000
6%
6%
1,800
15%
16
15%
7%
Jan
39%
40%
4,600
2%
3%
65,800
10%
10%
700
26%
26%
20
4"%
3
10%
38%
4%
7%
Oct
8%
Jan
11%
63'A
Apr
Sep
Sep
35
Jan
Jan
Jan
Oct
7%
Jan
9% May
13%
Aug
32%
Jan
27/b
22
May
4% July
7Va
Jan
Jan
7%
Feb
2,600
8% Mar
13%
Jun
350
18% July
67/a
9%
26%
6% May
100
8%
19
Sep
Jun
5
8%
24'/a
Jan
18%
19%
'4%
4%
4%
400
4
Aug
7 Va
Apr
1%
1%
1,700
iy8
Oct
2 '/a
Jan
11%
11%
11%
100
11%
Oct
15%
Jan
79%
76%
82 %
Jan
16%
15%
16%
%
52%
%
32
34%
15%
Sep
32
Sep
ii
Sep
42% July
54%
Jan
49%
52%
11,800
12%
100
50
25
11%
25
10%
11%
105% Aug
18,100
42,700
1,915,200
12%
3,800
18%
Sep
J
12 ya
Sep
13
25
Oct
30
Apr
10 Vb
Feb
15
Aug
Sep
Industries Inc.::
National Alfalfa Dehydrat &
9%
700
May
12%
Jan
16%
400
15 y8
Sep
36%
Jan
18%
19%
900
17
Sep
27% July
Sep
9%
9%
9
%
6,700
1%
1%
1%
10,100
A Sep
% May
2»A Sep
iya Feb
1% Sep
6%
6%
6%
500
6
Sep
11 y« May
400
20
Jan
21%
Sep
23% Sep
27% July
1%
1%
%
2
A
1,600
23
22%
23
23%
21%
24%
32
31%
32
2,200
700
l7/a
26 Va Mar
8%
36'/a
Sep
Sep
19%
Jan
Aug
4y8
Aug
4,300
17%
Apr
32 ya
Aug
6,900
9%
8 Va
4V8
8%
8%
27%
26
8%
8 >/a
Sep
12%
Jan
6% May
9%
Jan
8,900
122%
4
9
117
7%
200
122%
7%
7,100
4V8
4
13%
14
2,900
300
Jan
60
3% Aug
%. Apr
Feb
90
Sep
27%
Jan
A
7,000
82%
4,800
34 Va
19%
19%
19%
900
19%
4%
4%
4%
11%
11%
12%
1,300
1,600
2%
2%
2%
2,800
11%
11%
11%
500
10%
10%
600
36%
39%
13,900
4%
4%
75
37%
11%
12
20%
20%
600
12%
12%
12%
2,500
5%
5%
6%
2,800
34%
75
12
34%
11%
2,400
300
12
102
102
25
25
25
200
5%
6
2%
6
3
2,000
Sep
8>A Jan
16
79
%
133
Jan
13 Va
80%
4>/8
Sep
Oct
11% Oct
l7/a May
10%
Jun
VA
May
Jan
9'A Feb
21'A Jan
4'A July
13 y8 July
9% July
16ya
Jan
22
Jan
43 Va
Jun
4
Aug
6%
Feb
11%
Oct
20%
19'/a
Jun
24ye
11% Aug
14%
5%
83
Oct
Jun
-10%1 Jun
Jun
Jan
Sep
7
July
35
Feb
13 Va
Jan
Feb
104
Aug
24% Sep
39
Jan
95
July
5
9'A
Jan
Jan
500
2%
Jun
4
%
%
13,600
Va
Sep
1»A
35%
33%
37%
11,200
32'/a
Sep
59%
Jan
22%
21%
24%
2,300
21 %
Sep
39%
Jan
4'A
8%
Jan
Jan
4,700
4
87
90
50
80
Feb
90
Oct
96
4
90
96
10
87%
Jan
96
Sep
4
83%
145
12%
145
12
350
146
13%
5,300
2JA
100
142
2»A
Apr
Jan
89
Sep
Jan
156
Aug
10% July
46
__
Mar
2% Aug
Feb
3% Aug
8%
"3%
14% Aug
53
July
3'A
Jan
4
Feb
4%
Jan
May
16%
Jan
23% Aug
26l/a
Sep
Feb
"3%
"3%
14'A
14'A
100
24
24
24 Va
5y«
3,700
6,700
May
6'/a
18%
12,900
17
Sep
23 Va
32%
100
30
Aug
34%
Sep
9%
700
8% Aug
14%
Jan
Aug
34%
Jun
8%
Jan
4%
18%
32%
9%
4%
17
32%
9
600
14
4
30
2,400
5% Aug
Jan
5%
6
8%
8%
300
8%
Sep
13%
Jan
8%
8%
100
8
Sep
12%
Apr
4%
4%
1,400
4%
Sep
6lA
Jan
5
4%
5
5,300
4*/a
Sep
6%
Jan
7%
7%
8%
9,200
7%
Sep
12 %
.T*n
3%
500
2%
Jan
3»A
»
1
1
Milling—3
National Bellas Hess
—--—1
National Brewing Co (Mich)
1
National Casket Company
5
National Electric Weld Machines
1
National Equipment Rental Ltd
1
Napco
78
1%
50c
Company
Nachman
37
xil
2.50
Mills Inc
States
Jun
39% Feb
2%
loo
Moody Investors Service partic pref—•
Mt Clemens Metal Products
com
1
6%
26 Y*
1%
1
Inc
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
Monogram
96
1%
of
Airlines
Jan
2%
4%%.. convertible
Mining
700
H&
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Muskogee Co
8%
_•
A)
10c
Jun
61
5
Corp
Inc
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
2% Aug
4% Oct
*
1
1
1
Mill Factors Corp
Jan
Oct
7%
300
-
Mining Corp Ltd
Mid-West Abrasive
Jan
-17%
12% July
14,100
Jan
1
preferred
Jan
5%
7%
-
'
2%
2 50
...
Sep
6%
1
:
1,000
7%
6%
common..
14
3
3%
10
Corp
Sep
4% May .:
3%
25c
1
25c
:
102
.77
10c
:
Apt
450
i
70
98% 100
•
Jun
8,100
63
40%
"warrants"
Gold
•.1 % Jun
10 'Jun
Jun
1,200
Jan
1
Associates, Inc
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred..*
Jan
6%
Sep
3%
8
60%
65
Jun
1,400
3% V
37%
May
14,100
221/4
'
6 li/4
100
Inc
Oct
51/4
5
371/8
—..100
lOo
5%
300
•
pfd,
22%
1,700
*
Inc
100
6
5%
X61% x61%
3
Co
Hone
300
16
~~H
27%
•
Microwave
'
14
15
new—£1
Co
Co.
Extruders
Micromatic
Sep
.
Com
Inc
Thermit
&
6%
Jan
61/2
2.50
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
Jan
51/8
2
Foods
Metal
Miami
Aug
14%
•.
1
Inc
Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island
Jun
3
Sep
7
Mesabi Iron Co
12% Aug
9%
49»/8
9%
Sep
Mfg
Merchants
Jan
Oct
88
Sep
lo
10c
—50c
Ltd.;
&
Johnson
Menasco
Jun
Oct
45
9%
45
Mead
10% May
Jan
6V4
18%
1
33%c
A
Co
Marine
Industries
Maule
2$r Jun
16l/2
Apr
warrants
Co
Martin
8% Sep
3% Oct
23 Va Mar
1
1
10
Rubber
&
Massey-Ferguson
Feb
Oct
Service
Tire
Marconi Intl
Jan
' 7 %
8,200
10 >/4
9
10%
5,100
1%
r
%
%
Mansfield
Jan
Jun
Public
7%
1A May
16
class
Majestic Specialities
'Mangel Stores <—
Jan
11/8
1
Oil
Maine
Jan
5%
I
Co Inc
Co
B
Apr
5
25
Co
preferred
Hdskins
1%
4%
B
&
26,900
6 ;
10
*-ayne
(C°o
&
2%
6%
1
Kosher
Ltd
Feb
47/a
Light
International
Oil
3%
1
...
Class
Magna
Feb
25c
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
Hormel
Jun
19%
20
Jun
59%
1
Goods
Corporation
12%
18,200
Apr
13%
31%
warrants
Corp
B)
18,800
Jan
Jan
23%
—2.50
Mages Sporting
1%
500
(G
9%
4%
Feb
1%
16 y«
1%
Co
Mackey
Airlines Inc
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Jan
5%
1
Hofmann Industries lnc
Home
8%
Macke
8%
113
31%
Feb
B
19%
2
July
22%
'
1
Inc—
Hollinger Con sol
Oct
10% July
700
3.600
41
11%
—
A
Hoffman
9%
12%
22%
Apr
(The)
Inc
1*4
1,500
1,800
6,700
30%
1
Corp
Mock Trucks
10% Aug
A Aug
19 % Mar
5
MarFadden Publications Inc
1% July
Sep
32%
900
23%
1
Corp..
Supermarkets Inc
&
37
Jun
1 i/a
—50r
Aircraft
(R)
Sep
6
10c
Manufacturing. Co
Highway Trailer Industries
5% convertible preferred
Hoe
8%
Jan
2%
~3%
—
& Co 5%%
Hotels
Jun
% May
5
Higbie
Hilton
4%
Lynch
Feb
2i/a
com—*
A
Hercules Gallon Products Inc
Hiller
3%
1
Herold Radio & Electronics
Hill's
Feb
4,100
9c
preferred
Helmerich
Oct
2%
2%
30
Corp
(WE)
4%
22%
11,800
2%
2%
..—10c
Rubenstein
Heller
••
700
3%
8%
!
Corp
Mining
14%
24% Mar
12%
23%
11%
12
10c
Hastings Mfg Co
Havana Lithographing. Co
Hazel Bishop Inc.
Heli-Coil
Lunkenheimer
16%
1
Inc
Electric
Hebrew- National
Lucky
17% July
2%
2
Stores
13 % Mar
7% May
12% Aug
12%
3
5
Co
Hartford
Aug
500
351/2
Industries
Hartfield
11
5,900
351/2
Inc
Friday
1,400
11%
6% Aug
16% Aug
12,100
Exploration
30o
Silver Lead Mines—10c
11%
22%
23%
4
A
May
1,100
1,700
47,900
%
21
Louisiana Land &
10%
.—16%
Co
Sep
7%
19%
July^
21%
Bartlett cl A—25c
&
Louplsiana Gas Service wi
Rights (expire Oct 24)
11
11%
2,000
Harnischfeger Corp
Helena
13 %
18
24,600
Corporation
Hecla
Jun
Jan
1%
Corporation
Hazeltine
7%
7%
Harbor Plywood Corp—
Harmon-Kardon Inc—.
Ham
Sep
11%
of America Inc
Chain
Kessler
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Loral
Electronics Corp
Aug
68%
Corp
Steel
Lockwood
Octk
21%
17%
1
10
preferred
Locke
Apr
95
1,300
1%
,
Lamp
100%
Jan
41% May
17,200
r7%
Company Lnc
Industries
B
Hall
85%
121%
li/4
Products——
Warrants
&
Jan
131/2
7%
Gulf States Land & Industries
Gulton
10%
10%
50c
Industries
Gulf
4,700
1
Company
Films
50
54%
10c
Leases
Guerdon
Guild
93%
cl A
Inc
series
Grocery
.
8% May
97
July
800
Mines
Corp
Hydraulics
Griesedieck
Jan
13%
Corp
L_.
1
Producers common—60o
Freehold
Jun
Jun
3%
12
Chemical
preferred
Greer
Gridoil
Lithium
20%
13%
1
Industries
Great
;
52%
1
1
Manufacturing
Amer
9%
93%
5
Inc
Inc
Rapids Varnish
Manufacturing Co
Great
91/2
53
4c
Manufacturing
Gorham
5%
1
Ltd
Inc
Consolidated
Goodman
9%
*
Co
Jun
24%
1%
Jan
I
56
i—1
8%
Sep
600
2
Jan
Va
20%
3
Inc
Inc
Le
10% May
20,000
17%
2
78
20 %
5
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com
*
Products
Seal
1%
Sep
July
19
—5
25c
—
Jan
Oct
2
72
57
5
1
University
(RG)
Tourneau
Jan
9
31%
5
Jan
17% Aug
1
Mines
Industries
(Adolf)
Goldfield
15%
1%
6%
'
16%
18 %
10
:
6%
26 % Mar
*
Corp
Co
Union
Gobel
2,800
;
.1
Distilleries class B
Glenmore
6%
16%
1
Co,
Glass-Tite
6 '/a
•
Controls
Yellowknife
Giant
2,700
6 %
50c
preferred
Giannini
32%
*
Corp
Corporation.
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
.
'
Jan
Sep
5% July
96
1
■"85%
4% Aug
5
2.50
Feb
31%
96
1
Corp
Refineries
Leonard
£1
reg
Fireproofing
Sep
14%
15% Jun
3%
"
American
General
68
Jun
20% July
13% Apr
Corp
Corp
Realty
Jan
2,000
7%
4
Feb
,
200
Inc
Extension
Leesona
12% July
10
11
May
9%
1,100
17%
3
Industries
Salle
3,600
15,600
24
12%
2%
2
Jan
7%
Oct
8'A Aug
60% July
1,100
1,600
78
10
4%
6'A
16%
Corp
Corp of Delaware
& Sessions Co
Jun
6 %
86'/a Aug
Jun
16%
Ltd
Industries
Jan
3%
Mar
Jan
4%
24%
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100
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900
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Jun
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Jan
50
;
70
- -
20
2q3/a
Aug
1,800
'
q%
•
1
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock
Jun
27%
41/4
•
1965
Feb
23 V*
4
-
;
"7/
201/2
Oct
4%
9%
2 600
ns/8
20%
2
.
jan
453/4
3i,100
--
55y2
Sep
Sep
20%
Jan
5%
p
22'A
" ,"100
22%""'
1,300
10y
15
800
Sep
b p
.
27y
5ya
Inc.——————1
Precision
(J B)
Stinnes
35% July
5% Jan
22%
16%
/8
18%
9%
33/4
j 4
21 000
^
„n/
Co—
Jun
9%
^
V4
1/2
1/4 Mav
3g
ffy
54y4
•
Corporation
Sep
Co—3
Products
Canada
&
1% July
59 '/a May
27% May
%
Gas
Jan
(A)
44
19
A__'
Valley
extended
Robinson
Parts
125
14
"73/3
1
common—
Steel
Stein
Steel Co of
5,600
6% Mar
1
Mines Ltd
Warrants
Jan
1%
2,000
22%
21S/
^7/
u
-
"
1
B__——1
Instruments:
Jan
18%
—1
Ridgeway Corp
Rio Algom
Stathnm
..
471/2
7
'
133/8
——«.—10
Mines
Brewers
6%
237/
r~7/
,
Jun
Jun
66
.
20
Starrett"(The) Corp common—;—10c
;,
50c convertible preferred-J
—50c /
Statecourt Enterprises Inc—•—:—25c •
3%
A Feb
...
'
i_
Corp7^__x._-
Urarihufi
Sterling
Sterling
3
-
..
• Aviation
Stanrock
Jan
8,800
^
.
1>855
27
Sep
2,10035'Aduly
v
Corp.^.J
24
2,800
'{?
„15/*
1
Inc—1
class
Oct
35%
1
Co—
Stanley
27%
—10
——
Jan
Tube
15%
50
1
0/8
25%
237/8
...
3
Co_
800
4%
231/4
1
1
Standard
59%
'
Apr
29% Jan
.
.
.
~~y
22%
'
—lc
(K?)—r
Standard-Thomsori
Jan;
36%
Oct
21/4 May
33%
1
Insurance Co__
Resistoflex
\
1%
2i/8
5c
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc.————
Republic Industrial Corp___
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Rico
351/4 Aug
Shares
Aluminum
13%
1
——
9%
Products
Sterling
20%
—1
Corp
/'
Oil
81%
_1
Co
Standard
Sep
50
——___40c
Investment
16 1
.
25'A
-1
——
Co.
Standard
13% Mat
4U
10
Broadcasting & Dev
Soundcraft' Corp—^
6% Feb
%
17'/a ju y
IU2 July
500'./
5%' ^-5,900
t'
-
Sep
6%-
46% Jan
195^ Sep
(uu
58ya
1
Co
Metals
21%
22%
1
;
Royalty
Standard
103% Aug'
31%
1
—
1 % Mar
47%
Sep
y4 Jan
.
4%
57
i(nc—*—.—2
Line—
Oct
*
—
Materials Co
14
19'
1
—.
-
Aug
1?3/
fiuo
-
Jan
Jan
62
14%
5
Co_.
.
Sep
Aug
^
J,1UU
2gy
;;
—
Standard Dredging Con* common..—l
.$1,60 cohvertlbid'prererr«dL^i£—-23:
Standard Forgiiigs Corp..—Li--.*.-.'—'1
11% Ang'
16% Feb
6%
3
—
'
Aug
Oct
4%
1
1
——
&
46
,
10%'
Estate Investment
Trust of America
Reda Pump Co
(Robert)
16%
.
10T/-, Mar
Pen
93
4'30o
*700
VAw A
29
29/a
Corp—2
■
66% Jul?
,
Oct
331/2
Real
Reliance
Jan
Jan
Jun
Sep
40
Jan
•
57
25
.Spencer Shoe
Sperry Rand Corp warrants.1,
Stahl-Meyer
Inc—
•
.
Feb
Sep
May
23'/a
100
-1
Petroleum
9'%
20c
Corp
Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
Reinsurance
100
5,600
15%
1%
1
Rath
Reis
.
13,400
15%
14
471/2
Colorado—
Co
California
•Southern
Feb
40'/4
Oct
8% Sep
71/a May
9%
200
16%
.120
Rapid-American
Reeves
.
2%
14%
•
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
preferred
Southern
68
Aug
62
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Reeves
"
26
1
—
Ramo
6
2%
—1
4 % % preferred
Puerto Rico Teleohone Co
Pyle-National
10
900
37
—66%
Inc
of
200
8 *
23 y8
Gas
Service
89%
ll'/a
41/2
•
preferred—
(The)' Company
providence
98%
7%
■
21/2
*
Inc
Mfg
96%
450
24'-
1
convertible
Prophet
900
.
(Del)—2.50
Mines
Ltd
Proctor-Silex Corp
cumulative
Feb
7%
~~3/
4
preierred_.__—3.5
4.08%
6 »/4 May
May
1,800
"7%
:
1
Preston
Progress
5
9%
1
Pratt <fc Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall
200
11%
98%
—2.50
Inc
...
9%
"
50c
Power Corp of Canada—
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
cumulative
Jan
13
...■
.
31% Mar
10%
8%
9%
9%
____10
Polycast (The) Corp—
Polymer Corp class A—
Powdrell &
5
75
4.24%
Jan
11% Aug
7 U Feb
2,200
3,200
2,300
9%
Inc__10c
A—_—
-
33%
7,300
.
5%
-4%
91/4.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
—_T—50
Pittsburgh Railways Co—•
&
21
4,600
.
37%'
5%
41/2
1
—_—.—
:
1%
lit
35%
5%
Steel
Corp
Aircraft Corp__——-—-—1
Materials
-
•'
preferred—
cumulative
Standard
37%
Tel Co_—10 pesos
i
—10c
(Del)—
r-—4
Pneumatic Scale
Polarad Electronics Corp
1,900
54%
.
611/4
.
-
—
Iuc_.
22
53
53"/2
&
400
:
63
21
'
4.32%
Southland
July
91
..
|7 •
29%
35
2% July
6% July
.
--
-
Aug
Julv
R9
15200
lb.^uu
7 \
preferred^——25
preference
Pipe
8:.
^
jan
fiff'a
_
25
Realty <k UtlHtien—
3% May
23
.
550
3 /a
r
convertible
Southern
100
200
19 200
11/
6'ff
--
cumulative preference—_—25-
Southern
2,500
"
,
u
3,4
10/4
4.56%
Jan
8'%
24'/a
lg
20
;74
,3
1—25
1_
preferred.j
Sep
"41/a
62%
preferred
Jun
81/4
1/
'»'•
__12.50
1
4%
"3%
"3%
,
C02_^
2%
6 Va May
Sep■
a
20lf
20 A
.
14% July
12
*.
^
,
———1
31/a Mar
3,100
10%,
Oct
1
a
2b /*
^/u
4.48%
.
-
Jan
12%
.
27 A
.
1.
cumulative
15%
-
Apr
11
2 500
~^5/„
-
28% July
16y4
500
'
^
178
,1
1
cumulative
4.78%'
16%
Sep
Co_'—
Corp—
original
4.88%
.
12%
/
-•
Oil
100
—2.50
Pentron
Jun
8
5%
1% Mar
.
4% Mar
.
{*
--
Paper Mills.'——♦
Oil
Feb
^
'
:
•
1,600
4.
2%
8%
10i/4
111/2
Penn
Feb
3ya
■'
Southern California Edison—
Aug
2%
Jun
South
-
Jan
39
:
,
Manufacturing
Coast
Jan
30%
Oct
12%
2,300
9
2 iff
"2%
Boss
South
Apr
59% Aug
Jun
7%
89% Aug
41/4 Jan
100%
>
July •„
!i
800
13%
4
1
Electronics Corp
1
Pep Boys (The)—_—1
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co4Mass)„20
Public
81/4
1
Ltd
Fato Consolidated Gold
Dredg Ltd
Peninsular Metal Products
i
Penn Traffic Co
Plastic
13%
8%
2
Jan
24% May
1 Va Aug
400
14'Ar
-
,
Jan
21
.,
300
8
71/2
14
-9%
-•
Jan
5'A
700
13%
3%
67/8
;
fr
Jan
4y8
Sep
2% Mar
23 600
2J,
..
,
Smith (Howard)
SonoLone Corp
13% Aug
Jun
6,700
n
■
Jun
181/2
43,200
1,000
Oct
90
1,200
1%
Jan
8
5,000
.
33%
Oil
*'
51/2
4,200
.
Sep
98% Aug
133% Sep
•i
—5,000
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd-x
Amer dep rcts-ord registered—U—U
Slick Airways Inc
•
Aug
90%
Jan;
21/4
19,500
10%
5%
.1
...
(CA)
93
Jan
78'/a
6,500
2%..
10%
pfd_.—100 ■;
1
Jan
"122% May *
:•
23% Aug
22% Sep
.
.
18 /a
1
Jan
2%
-
aor
20%
preferred
S inpson's Ltd
Sinclair Venezuelan
24% Aug
Jan
82 --Jan
79%
1
5%
20%
•
•
A—
,
Shares
convertible
$3
Oct
Jan
Jan
9%
..
'200
~
—~.,
2oc
31% July
Sep
__25
1%
x 60o
93
"
1
8%
6'/8
g3/8
Jun
gep
41 40o
q-
93
2
28 %
24 y8
q4
'4
10c
American
4ya
6% Mar
'
.
121y2
2
Jan
A—25
6 /a
25 /a
—
——
Jan
24%
Industries
Jun
Sep
4% July-'
'200
21 A
•
—
—
26'/4
iy8
Pierce
*
3
Silver Creek Precision
Corp—
Silver-Miller
Mines
Ltd
221/4 Aug
46
g 000
n,/
..
"~3/
^a
26 /2
Co—10c
29%
31%
Piasecki
Sep
Oct
B
4%
35
--
common
2,500
(CA) Amer shares—1
Park Chemical
Company
Parker Pen Co class A
.
16'A
32
Class
2 900
v /8
115
Canada
new
1,200
-
y /8
,
12.50
30%
—
;
100
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
Signal OiJ & Gas Co class A
Jan
Jan
3y4
"
*
281/8
23%
Phoenix
Shoe Co of America
7% Feb
Jan
8%
.7/
19/a
f
.
5
30%
l'A
Philippine Long Disl
Phillips Screw Co_
.
12'/a
Jan
„y
7?
20
20c
JaU
Oct
6%
3
,
4s/a May
3,200
32'A
*£
'*
*
preferred
Sherwin-Williams of
Jan
Sep
"
Inc
Co
l'A
8-
iqq
J/4
J
1
4%
Feb
75%
15%
32 %
Oils
dun
% July
.
1 200
Jf
*
--
.
Sep
23'A July
^ ^
y
;®7/
4/a
;
*
1
Shattuck Denn Mining
Slmwinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams Co common
H Jan
7%
48 'A Mar
24 y8
Peruvian
Jan
100
-920
...
1
Canada
Aug
4
1,700
4y8
Bol
of
Jan
95
Leather
Jan
^/a
Oct
18%
«-5/
?/8
,
20%
400
Sep
18%
Jan
-^ '200
/u
.
Jan
vtc—2
Patlno
36
87
.
Selon
t.fiw
14/a duly
21%
Feb
3
Servomechanisms
25% Mar
Sep
23 Va July
3%
6l/a
Class B
Jan
'
17%
900.
gl/
1
Inc
/
°y
*
271/4
Pall
Pantepec
7%
3% July
131/4
1,100
17%
—
Corp class A
Pancoastal Petroleum
Aug
¥
1
30%
Airlines—
Petroleums Ltd-—
Fage-Hersey
51/a
Jun
Bros
*
--
1
Security
Seeburg (The),Corp.
100
"
22%
/u
10c
General
Freehold Petroleums
Seeman
5%
16%
Airlines-.
Corp
27'A
Northern
class
Tubes
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Western
~~3/
21A
/{
iff
^1
:
Toy18/2
,/„
18/a
1
—25
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
Light
Seaboard
Jan
Jan
.
22/a
3.50
pfd_ __25
conv
Faddington Corp
Jan
Jun
53%
Oil Co Ltd-_Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
3%
n?6P
6% May
dan
ia3/
e-v4
19
.
.
16%
25c
Scurry-Rainbow
Securities
",/o
18/3
1
•3%
J
dan
4%
«
.
15/a Mar
200
.
—,25c
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
6% May
67 % Feb
88% Sep
r.
1
Co
Jan
...
Jan
^ 74
4
18y4
50c
Sernck Corp class B—
Servo Corp of America
V*
■16V*
"
Fisher
Jan
180
1
4.36% redeemable 1st
Pacific Lighting $4.50
preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
&
■
&
re
Jan
1,500
4
ml
Say
6%
8%
6%
3/a
2 k July
2% July
.
8
.——20
(Del)--.,
Paper Corp__
1%
A
50
531/2
"mm
Saxon
13%
preferred—25
preferred—25
preferred—25
1st
Power
4%
6%
20
Savoy Oil Inc
Jan
Sep
93%
r
8
1st
redeemable
Warrants
1/4
Jan-
Jan
.1
Jan
2 '/a
300
29
281/2
92%
1S6
-
1
1st preferred
1st pfd series
redeemable
Pacific
28'/a
92%
.100
-90C-
1
4.50%
Pacific
22,600
8,900
4%
preferred
A Sep
7
-24,100
1
4.80%
$4.36
4%
14'A
Products
5%
1 3%
3%
79
1,100
series
39%
Jun
6,500
7
5.60%
300
2%
'
600,.
17Va2,700
2%
20
Petroleums Ltd
Sai'cce Petroleums.Ltdi.
39
Sep
3% Sep
70
»/2
7'A
☆
.
.200
Corp
5%
Pacific
Va
7,.
•
861/4
85
86 %
-50O
-
Manufacturing class
Clay
24%
26
61%
5
Pacific Gas & Electric
6%
5 'A %
1st preferred
5% 1st preferred
$4.75
IIS
2,300
10c
Securities
Electric
Pacific
5,600
-
16%
Sapphire
Jan
10'A Jan
6% July
1% July
2
3%
1
Mfg Corp
Oxford
1.000
Hi!
3%
7
Ltd Amer shares.lOs
O'oklep Copper Co
Oxford
2
1
preferred
Overseas
2
—1
Co
Ohio Power 4'A/i
preferred
Oils Ltd
Old Town Corp common
Cpelika
935
3%
167/a
in/4Mor
10
Mar
.
Sep
?/?
.
20
preferred
preferred-
1%
-
Apr
Sep
Sep
6,800
pfd—100
Ltd
Okalta
40c
41/4
33
1
series
U
U
Oct'
32
~1%
27/a
__
Co—
preferred!.'—
series
4.40%
Jaii
30
Jun
57/8
500
43
.
-
series
4%%
41% Aug
-
"
% May
50
Industrial Corp..
Nuclear Corp of Amer A (Del)
Occidental Petroleum
Corp
Ogden Corp
Brass
%
.
.
29
25
Nova
Ohio
Oct
Sep
28%
1
Pub
Rankin
..
5%
2V2 May
Feb
25% May
32
1
Ltd
Northeast Airlines
2%
Sep
32
»■
2%
crfrv ?
3
Jan
10
Royalties Inc
2%
13%
10
A
2
2%
Oct
27
/
3,500
4%
4 1/2
4%
1
100
61/4
5%
6
4,900
•
%
1%
2
1
16 pesos
Diego Gas & EleeWic
,oi(2 T
18 % dan
Sep
1,000
50c
l'/4
650
.
.
i7ff
.4
1
& Southern
Railway
American Cement class
North
%
1
Class B
North American
North
'
Inc
Company
Ban
"21
——1
Inc
Norfolk
North
34
Avenue
1
f
?v° pih
t l
5 H Oct
Ban Carlos Milling Co Ltd
154
tn
9/8
4,300
..
800
^
\
-
6%
Jan
1261% Aug
31%
400
2 /2
8 '/8
10
Ltd
9%
5^
Jan
6,400
^
,1*222
9%
—
2%
Jan
Sep
6
4/a
6%
2%
Jun
"*
h(
2'%
1
3©
61/4
6
5%
4
•
32
34
-y"
Jun
7,100
,2,500^,\
.
50c
Sep
1%
28
Fifth
Russell (The F C)
15% July
A Sep
4,300
27
28
Rosario—3.33%
Merchandise—
Aug
11/4 July
7,800
18%
1V4
1%
*
Russeks
Low
6%
4%
1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
30,
Sep ..»-'• 41 /4 .Aug
47/s May
8% Ju y
High
3x-/4
6
-■
.
Shares;.
,
5%
—
'
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
1
Ryerson & Haynes -„r
———1
St.-Lawrence Corp Ltd
•
Salein-Brosius Inc—
2.50
12,000
■*
Co
£1
:
30%
,
6%
30c
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Jan
24%
Sep
8 %
8%
8%
3%
Apr
34%
18,900
\h
20
18%
Sep
17% Mar
4,100
-
1%
i\s
19
—1
Nipissing Mines
Noma
21/4
Feb
31
>
1.50
Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company—:
Royal American Corp—
3»/2 Mar
Low
5UC
Roosevelt
May
8%
A_
class
Amer dep rets old regis
Roosevelt Field Inc—;
Jan
20
Suns inc
for v.eek
of Prices
'
•
rtoKeuch
July
Jun
12
400
37%
*
1%
H
25o
Mining Co
&
1%
50c
New
27
26
36
36%
•
Jan
24
38
Oct
13
20
23%
3
2,200
21'/a
16
Sep
Roaers Com
Jan
Aug
2%
600
22 Vi
-1
England Tel
Haven
Rim
1,100
3
—2
New
Jan
Sales
Range
\.
:
Sale Price
Par
21&
Aug
Mar;
»
11%
"31/4
2%
1
New
Nickel
~3
30a
Nelly Don Inc_.
Nestle-Le
„
15 % '
17V4
American Stock Exchange
10%
•
10% May
14% Sep
31'/a
--1
Co
Elecvric
Sep
dun
1,000
15 'A
10c
National
Transit
8 %
8,400
--
National Telefilm Associates
National Union
500
-
31'/a
-l
50c
Car
8%
Week's
.Last
•
High
2
14
-10
Chemical
&
Low
STOCKS
.
.
■
Range Since Jan. 1
14
1%
14
Friday
,
Shares
High
8»A
^
1%
2
Machinery-
8'A
-
"nil
250
Ltd
Industries
National
Low
(Range for Week Ended October 7).
for Week
of Prices
Par
Monday, October 10, 1960
.
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
.
Sep
35/8 jan
.
3
8 /■ y
,
Volume
192H Number
ii
(1425)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
(
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5993
i
stocks
Last
,
•L
Trans
Oil
Cuba
Trans
class
Co
of Prices
Low
Par
*
A
Lux
Low
32
200
11%
11%
12%
17
16%
17%
Tri-Continental
21%
20%
20%
True Temper Corp
10
Southern
•
California
Southern
Counties
Gas
Gas
3%s
Jan
Southwestern Gas
Jan
Wasatch
20%
277/s
Jan
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
20%
600
19%
Apr
22
Jan
Webb
&
Electric
&
Knapp Inc 5s debs
91%
$88'A
Range Sine*
Sold
91%
Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
3s 1971
3V4s 1970
Bonds
Bid & Asked
April-Oct
(Calif)
Oct
6,800
Friday's
or
Sale Price
High
Jan. 1
89 %
1970,
17%
16'/a
21%
Week's Range
Last
Period
29
8% Aug
Oct
1,500
2,100
,
Interest
Exchange
Low
13% Aug
8'/a
'
American Stock
High
% July
Feb
12,600
12 Va
Corp
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co--------*
warrants
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Va
—
BONDS
Shares
12 Va
Va
_50c
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
(Range for Week Ended October 7)
Sales
Week's
Friday
33
$89%
Low
1
HigP
86
91%
83%
88 %
86%
__
90
98%
96
June-Dec
98%
IE
98
96
96
U
90%
97%
63%
June-Deo
1974
No.
63%
1
63%
72
15
16%
93
94%
90
92
100
'
1#
Unexcelled Chemical Corp_
Union
Gas
Union
Investment
v.Union
Co
Stock
of
19%
18%
20%
*
xl4%
14%
4
Canada—.
10%
10%
Co_-_.
Yards
of
Aircraft Products
United
Asbestos
United
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
Elastic Corp
United Improvement
Industrial
United
Milk
United
Molasses
U
S
Ceramic
4,900
4%
10,000
3j9o May
u
2,600
% July
*
42
-4%
1%
1%
170
Jun
9%
Oct
19
3%
Oct
7 Va
7%
300
7%
Oct
30
28%
10
1,300
8
2,600
2,400
31%
30%
8 %
7%
8%
Universal
Controls
Oil
Inc
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Marion
._25c
16
15%
17%
15
14%
15
Utah-Idaho Sugar
5
-Valspar Corp
1
Industries
Co
Waco
8% Mar
6
6%
5%
6
13%
13%
6,500
14%'
14%
15%
4,700,
9%
2
,9%
6%
14%
12,600
500
200
.4%
•
10%
4%
4%
•
3%
100
3%
300
3%
3
14
70
1
common
1%
i%'
1%
'
$2 preferred
Waltham Precision
Instrument
Webb &
common
Knapp Inc
series
$6
30
&
Company .Inc
West
Chemical
Inc
4.40%
Western
2
76% May
17%
88
4%
4'/a
10
"
Jan
3
Aug
3
1,600
4
Sep
3%
1,400
ft
%
24
150
26% Mar
30
50
"%
"iV
IB
19%
,
19%
600
18 % Mar
3%
2,900
28% July
3% Aug
18
18
14%
%
100
14%
9%
1,100
4%
4%
900
22%
21%
23%
3,400
12%
22
Sep
15
Jan
Jun
11%
8'/2 May
2%
Jan
Jun
9
Feb
18 y4 May
34 y4
t Ex-dis¬
range),
Averages
10
10
First
Second
3ept;
Rail¬
Indus¬
Grade
Total
Util¬
roads
65
ities
'
.
Stocks
trials
Rails
Total
10
Grade
Util¬
Rails
40
ities
Bands
30
—
580.14
125.42
91.29
193.18
90.46
81.51
80.12
85.54
Oct.
3
U—,_
577.81
125.85
91.72
193.06
90.45
81.41
80.11
85.67
Oct.
4——
573.15
124.64
91.70
191.80
90.51
81.40
80.13
85.57
84.40
Oct.
5
578.88
125.04
92.11
193.22
90.49
81.26
80.13
85.51
84.35
125,78
92.64
90.50
81.16
80.07
Oct.
6
583.69
Averages
compiled
are
.
daily
by
6^„stoc^, 17.58^
Utilities, 8.53;
)
194.62
—
84.41
84.41
using
the
following
divisors:
Industrials,
85.48
3.38;
84.30
Rails,
5.234;
,
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
■
'^'—j/'/
(35 Stocks)
"
' '
"
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
Closing
Range for 1950
Oct. 3„—
98.86
High
Tues..
Oct. 4—
98.50
Low
Wed.
Oct. 5—
98.02
109.60 Aug
4
23
101.42 Sep
for
Range
Thurs.
Oct. 6_;—
98.83
High
Fri.
Oct. 7—
98.91
Low
I960
20%
~8%
8%
follows (1939 = 100);
20%
—
20%
100
"
Jan
98
Sep
29
Apr
14
Jan
Durable
30%
Jan
Non-Durable
19%
Sep
Ltd—
Composite
—
5a
7%
Sep
11 Va
Aug
2% May
3%
Jan
Ltd
_40c
1A
"l%
~1%
10,300
1
May
1%
Jan
1
21%
21%
22%
500
20
Mar
29%
Jun
Zapata
Off-Shore
Co—
50c
5%
4%
5%
2,100
4'/4
Sep
8%
Goods
Petroleum
Corp
10c
3%
3%
3,200
3% May
5%
"
-
Finance
and
447.8
417.9
466.66
-
Utility
Trade,
383.3
417.4*
'
Goods
Service
1960
Change
432.5
0.0
538.9
268.2*
237.1
422.1
257.8
+0.1
417.4
544.4
—1.5
—2.0
—3.1
+3.0
447.8
521.6
466.3
„
—0.1
272.4
242.0
■
Low
380.8
High
—0.7
*
—
•
435.5
250.4
-
Jan
Zapata
380.8*
447.8
-
Manufacturing
Transportation
£1
Percent
-
Sept. 23, '60
Sept. 30, '60
7% July
July
5
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
year are as
Feb
800
8
98.02 Oct
SEC Index of Stock Prices
24%
1
i
00
109.39 Jan
The SEC index of Stock prices based on the closing prices of the common stock
for week ended Sept. 30, 1960, for composite and by major industry groups
87
100
regular
year's
during the current week.
Jan
17% Aug
:
23
2
Jun
14% May
1,000
9
4%
1
in
-Bonds15
trials
Mar
9%
1
year's range),
d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule
transaction
n
included
10
Date
Jan
ft Sep
14%
1
37%
2,800
3
•
48
Jun
1
pfd
50
40
dividend.
sales being transacted
no
20
Indus¬
May
Feb
Aug
41
1
common
in
45
1
-Stocks-
32% May
200
1
ord
ask
30
Jan
29%
10
Industries
(R C) & Co
dep rets
preference
(not
1
t1
Sep
% Mar
24%
1
Brothers Co
American
Ex-stock
included
Ex-principal,
cash
28
the
Apr
29
1
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
329.3
252.6
-
466.3
>
268.2
216.1
414.7
240.7
-
471.8
299.7
Jan
Wright
Zale
Hargreaves
Jewelry Co
—
Interest
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Alsco
Inc
5%s
Steel
AAmer
subord
conv
debs
1974
-June-Dec
&
Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3 Vis 1970
;Bethlehem
Boston
Steel
6s
Aug
Edison 2%s
Chemoil
Transit
series
Industries
Chicago
Delaware
Lack
1
6s
1993
A
1970
debs
Western
&
100
June-Dec
:
88
Low
No.
91%
121
119
82%
90
63%
90%
75%
82%
3
Stocks
50
84%
73
90%
High
138
44
3
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
1
93
12
89
$64
Jan-July
Jan. 1
25
120%
92
No. of
Shares
Oct. 3
Mon.
Oct. 4
1st
mortgage 4s
Fri.
46
.
—
May
<
46
28
7-
39
1
'•26
May-Nov
\ s
A 1st mortgage 4s series B : 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
General Builders Corp—
i
V
Bonds
Mar-Sept
$98
99%
±79
70
75
1975
May-Nov
Bond
Sales
$280,000
$4,581,000
3,657,000
160,000
3,817,000
4,763,000
199,000
4,564,000
2,526,370
4,238,000
139,000
2,537,870
4,478,000
12,208,820
$21,238,000
4,377,000
155,000
—
4,633,000
$933,000
.
1959
1960
1959
1960
$22,171,000
;
Jan. 1 to Oct. 7
Week Ended Oct. 7
99%
April-Oct
Gov't
Bonds
$4,301,000
32
1963
.
.
Total
U. 8.
Bank
Bonds
Foreign
Bonds
Oct. 7
t
49%
23%
Int'l
Railroad
and Miscel.
Oct. 6
Thurs.
Total.
1993
A
2,654,220
Wed.
RR—
series
2,218,490
2,271,870
Oct. 5
Tues.
Lackawanna of N J Division—
;
...
Range Since
Sold
4
90
*
♦New Low.
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Bonds
47%
120
Feb-Aug
1978
-
89%
June-Dec
June-Dec
1973
High
100
$47
Quar-Feb
Authority 3%s
Mining
Week's Range
Friday
PONDS
American Stock Exchange
.
are
Feb
24
29%
5
5% preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
z
h
45
'
Jan
23%
*1X88% Aug
5% Apr
29% July
10c
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
6%
3%
3%
1
Corp
(F W)
800
/(T
'
Woolworth
4,100
•
Stag Mfg Co
Wilson Brothers
4%
...3%
20
Williams
Jan)
(not
48%
67
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled
by Dow-Jones & Co.
on
Jun
V M&
Oct
79
50
Ex-rights,
for
48 Va
45
,
100%
Jan
5ya Aug
3% Jan
.
98%
—
dividend,
90
90
63%
Mon.
Inc
Williams
17 V*
300
3%
3%
Coal
Oil
Jun
48 %
Stock and Bond
Below
Invest Ltd—
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Inc
River
May
1
~2
90
$66
—
transaction
Transaction
r
67
>"
■
flat.
Jan
32%
Apr
2
17%
••
•
Westmoreland
(The)
3%
200
88
3% Mar
1%
93c
Feb
"2,100
17%
5c
Westmoreland
Wickes
Jan
Aug
Jun
July
1
61
920
Jan
1
la
Wichita
4%
4%
28'%
2
.
1
w—
1
American dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery
White
2
,
Oct
'
100
Leaseholds Ltd
Stockholders
~4%
.+
1
50c
pfd
Nuclear Inc
Western
II
1%
,
Development Co
Western
110
29
1
Products
Utilities
30,900
1.25
-
Western
13,300
1%
86%
5
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
;West Texas
2%
1
Jan
July
19
350
82
86
*
22
2 Va
'l,;
10c
(Del)
22
2%
1
preference
Webster Investors Inc
Weiman
Co
22
Jan
4
Jun
1%
100
'
i
"
$99%
—
Mar-Sept
Ex-stoclc
prices;
receivership.
Jan
5%
Mar
"90
—
June-Dec
'
$80
__
April-Oct
delivery
g
Feb
Jun
May-Nov
used
12% Aug
"
Waitt & Bond Inc
Jun
6%
9% May
9% Sep
100
.•
12%
"
65
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv,'' convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t
c," voting-trui
-trust certificates;
'w i," when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
yl5% Sep
2,200
*
and
Jan
19 V2 July
4% May
11
9%
Aug
11% July
:
y
traded
Sep
17 Va
Jan
6,100
6 %
10
6%
Jun
$64
Jun
7%
5%
9%
14%
5%
9% July
Feb
12'/a
"
being
Abbreviations
9% Mar
.
Bonds
Sep
12 y4
93
$90
$120
2s 2012—Jan-July
range),
Ex-dividends,
Feb
Jun
May..
4%
11
10c
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
■.j
7% preferred..
6
1,600
1,600
i
14
•
Co
>•
A
x
24%
'
93
93
Jan-July
Deferred
a
year's
18
19%
15
,
1997
(Plan A)
distribution,
in
$ Friday's bid
§ Reported in
6% May
25c
Inc
Aircraft
800
800
1
Co
Products
Vogt Manufacturing
Vornado
7%
9%
'
Jan
value,
par
included
tribution.-
11% Mar
Sep
13%
1
i
Coke
&
7%
No
stamped
Ex-liquidating
(not
1
Jan
3s
de Janeiro
*
f
$13
(Republic of)—
Jan
41%
July
14%
3,700
»
stamped'(Plan A) 2%s 2C08
Sinking fund
;
Rio
Aug
6%
25c
Corporation
Jan
6 ye
9%
1
A
Coal
7%
warrants
Instrument
11%
5%
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber
Iron
49,800
22
*
46%
7% Aug "
12 Va Apr
17.78
_.
Corp
Jan
Sep
Apr
30% May.
2,400
2008
A7s
„
11% Mar
3%
10
Container
5%
May
27 V*
18,000
9%
4%
Corp cl A com_10c
Consolidated
Vita Food
3i%;
9%
4%
4%
31%
Universal
Vinco
Jan
"
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Now
•
Apr
167%
,
2%s
A)
Jan
30
1,300
2,400
.
(Plan
Peru
3%
1
stamped
.,.*115
'II
Jan-July
1949—.
Parana
9%
1
Universal
Virginia
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
6%s
Jun
3%
25c
1967
Feb
9%
10
B
(Prov)
6
;
3%
170
series
AHanover
Maranhao
8%
Apr
50c
169
4'/2s
—
(issue of May 1927) 1947
i. A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
3%
Sep
Feb
1967
Jan-
7%
-,181%
B
class
1%
5
100
Rubber Reclaiming Co
American Corp
Inc
2,900
5%
1
Foil
Viewlex
1%
A
Jan
55
Sep
4% July
.
10s
Co
S
(The)
6,100
series
Apr
1%
1
S
Victoreen
V
5%s
-5ft May
41
500
"
"5
5
U
Norman
4%
Ltd—
U
Van
43
4%
.
Universal
iu
Jan
5%
-
Co
class
8'/b
%
Conditioning Corp
Co
Oct
3%
Investing__2.60
&
"warrants"
Tile
Jan
4%
Pacific Aluminum
Air
28%
4%
Products
S
Feb
27
1
dep rets ord registered
United N J RR & Canal
U
German
4%
Amer
United
ADanzig
Jan
—1
Corp
Jan-July
Port & Waterways 6'/2s 1952——Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment debentures—
Jan
13 y4
50c
United
United
600
Omaha—____20
United
A Baden
17
9% May
600
-
28% May
18% Oct
12% Apr
10,800
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
(Germany) 7s 1951
.
6s
subord
General
debentures
Development
AGuantanamo
■-
&
6s
Western RR 4s
1970
Inc 6s 1972—:
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963—.;
.National
Bellas
National
5s
5%s
6%s
Ohio
wi
Television
Power
3%s
due
1953
extended
to
103
104
Service
Electric
1963
Gas
Co 7s debs
subord
conv
&
debs
105%
96%
70
70
24
64%
77
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
Harbor
Southern
Water
California
Power
Edison
3 %s
series
A
series
B
series
C
6s
85
Railroad
102
1967
Corp
conv
3s
70
-
-
98%
series
D
series
E
3s
series
F
3s
58
67%
2
series
G
1978
1979
:
1981
'
122% 124
124
and
974,655,600
16,000
1
Industrial
$22,171,000
$27,500,000 $1,029,773,550 $1,216,171,600
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
12
Stocks
90
97 V*
(No. Of
Domestio
89
117%
95
7
94
3
124%
124
98
4%s
series
J
1982
4%s
series
K
1983
95%
53
169
88'/4
$95
*'
1,038,030
Oct. 3_
Qct. 4_
Foreign
Gov't
Corporate
Bond
Bonds
Sales
Bonds
$146,000
~6
-
92.,
~6
85
90
79
97
79,000
Oct. 6_
1,364,095
129,000
13,000
Fri.
Oct. 7_
1,208,710
66,000
8,000
$587,000
$37,000
167,000
6,000
83%
—
92
84%
167,000
1,147,790
84%
84%
999,325
Oct, 5
Tues.
85,000
167,000
25,000
74,000
86
79
$156,000
$10,000
Wed.
98%
88
78
82%
88%
76
78
<
$73%
-
65
75%
__
$78
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
60
__
82'/4
April-Oct
1982
.1982
Shares)
Mon.
Total
Foreign
Bonds
Thurs.
95
92
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
87%
130
$85%
82%
!
96
86
~1
$88
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
I
——
101%
81
130
'
95
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
-Feb-Aug
H
21,238,000
26,320,000
54,882,000
1,161,272,600
87%
95
130
Mar-Sept
series
1985
22
—
$64
series
L
55,113,450
77%
99'/4
96
$83
4%s
series
97%
$89%
1981—May-No»
4'As
;
94'/4
88
97%
debs '62—Jan-July
;
1976
,
$1,000
$1,200,000
a.
113
99%
93%
$83
May-JVoa
1965
1976
3%s
93%
April-Oct
"
3%s
$4,500
$933,000
Bank
127
90
$99%
Jan-July
1998_Jan-July
1973
2%s
Co
1973
3s
585,115,129
|
Foreign
21
97
98%
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
1964
Bafe
5s
-85
11,862,845
Government
81
$84
Mar-Sept
May-Nou
1970
,
;
6
S.
638,958,992
12,208,820
Shares
Inc—
1961
j
3%s
68
Bonds—
U.
International
Electric Power Co Ltd—
fcapid American
■5%s
157
68
-
1st mortgage 3%s 1968
mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
Public
118
10%
of
Total
Power
3%s
i
liq tr ctfs—
-.April-Oct
1976__Jan-JuJp
1st
7
21
72
120
$8
April-Oct
debentures
1974
New England
Nippon
1984
8
128
121
Jan-July
Stocks—Number
128
Corp—
subord
National Theatres &
v
5%s
Hess
Research
convertible
107%
118% 122
Jan-July
Hydrometals
•
38
119%
81
91%
90
98
100%
29
102% 102%
1
97%
105
96%
Total
5,757,950
Week Ended Oct. 7
1960
1959
$649,000
$25,000
Jan. 1 to Oct. 7
of
Shares.
1959
1960
5,757,950
3,925,335
219,570,675
296,511,309
$587,000
Stocks—Number
$568,000
45,000
$22,765,000
1,140,000
$19,921,000
37,000
25,000
31,000
923,000
1,212,000
$649,000
$644,000
$24,828,000
$22,536,000
Bonds—
Domestic
1,403,000
103%
100
101
101
5
107
107
52
97%
103
"
104
107
Foreign
Foreign
government-.
corporate
Total.
.
•
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1426)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
for Week
Range
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Sinclair
Low
High
Low
Par
Socony
High
Oil
Agricultural Chemical
AJierican
Motors
American
Tel
20%
20%
21%
89
91%
3,630
43%
44%
Anaconda Company
Boston
&
Boston
Edison
Personal
Calumet
&
Service
Eastern
6%
National
Ford
Motor
Stores
Inc
Kennecott
Coal
New
5%
cum
pfd
Pennsylvania
Machine Co
Shawmut
Association
Stone
Webster
&
17%
7%
200
53%
285
.
322
64
75%
Feb
26
Feb
9
Feb
61
Sep
176
59%
75%
315
73%
Jun
15%
24
15%
Oct
22%
20
21%
Sep
21
3%
40%
10%
11V4
3%
3%
300
28 %
28%
307
63
17 y4
S
We
System
Inc
Elec
Westinghouse
A
Jan
3%
Oct
Brown-McLaren
Mar
32%
Jan
Burroughs
1%
27
C
F
55
44%
Oct
24
34%
Oct
46y4
Apr
22
69%
Sep
103%
Jan
49V4
4S%..
5
45%
Feb
64%
Jun
65
65
66
Sep
debs
Corp
41 ya
124
Aug
Davidson
17%
1,741
16%
Oct
31%
Jan
Detroit
56
283
50y4
Apr
64
Jan
44%
44 y2
50
42%
Sep
62%
Jan
Economy
27
27
100
26%
Oct
36'/4
Apr
Bros
;
Edison
•
12%
13 y8
190
12y8
Oct
18 %
Jun
48%
50%
682
46%
Feb
65%
Paper
Gas
Week'a
Fruehauf
Hall
Cincinnati
Milling
Machine
Cine N O & T P
Lakes
Cincinnati
Union
Stockyards
High
Manufacturing
Apr
10 V4
Jun
34%
Feb
27%
496
32%
33%
32
Corp
S)
Wines
&
(H
W)
Co
&
American
Can
American
Cyanamid
American
Motors
Shirt
Distributors.
38%
Feb
Walker
&
common
145
Apr
149 y2
Feb
98
95%
433
87% Mar
97 %
Avco
19
200
16% Mar
20
34y8
35
158
34%
'
i
18%
__
17%
56 %
Packard
21
26%
Co
Jun
Feb
21
Oct
110% 119%
346
81%
22%
170
134 y4
22% July
22%
Feb
43%
44%
26
23 %
24 %
158
28%
29
18%
18
34
—
—
43
-
23%
Aug
"
28
Sep
35
Laboratories
18Ya
165
18
Apr
25%
Steel
Acme
Jan
Jan
lo
Corp
91 %
296
79%
Jan
97 y4
Sep
Allis
Sep
Aluminium
61 y2
52
20
160
62%
Mar
__
Chalmers
Jan
Jan
American
Jan
American
Mfg
of
14 Va
14%
170
Can
27%
40
26%
Oct
44 %
Jan
American
Cyanamid Co
40%
40
40%
180
35%
Oct
57%
Jan
American
Investment
30%
30%
30%
56
American
Mach
75%
70%
75%
537
35y2 Aug
76% Jun
American
Motors
25
10
1
17%
88
17
Oct
23%
Jan
American
Rad
57 Va
90
56%
Oct
69%
Jan
American
41%
71
41
Sep
70%
Jan
American
46 %
88
39 y4
Jun
49%
Jan
American
30%
70
28%
Sep
41%
Jan
American
2iya
63
18%
Jun
2iy4 Aug
138
5
49%
49%
50
62%
62%
62 %
16%
16%
17
54
15%
73
'
•
7
153/4
•
109%
_1.25
5
Apache
Sep
Feb
29% July
17%
17%
300
14%
Jan
19% July
10%
52
16%
Oct
"
54 %
37
46
Mar
58 y4
Aug
Armour
153/4
95
14%
Sep
25 Va
Jan
Ashland
•
741/3
28
102
120
453^
15
35%
342
63%
15
61% July
13%
18%
25
18%
38
38%
165
72%
181%
•
95
Sep
Oct
Feb
45% May
33% Oct
Oct
31
Tel
98%
5%
&
Tel
Sep
Jun
19%
Sep
1,300
8au
(Un)____6
12%
12%
13%
1
27%
26%
28
600
gi
89
91
7,700
80
61
59
61%
4,800
34%
35%
300
26
(Un)
50
Co
&
Oi)
4,600
10% July
2,000
31%
Feb
38 % May
60%
58%
60%
900
57%
Sep
76%
Jan
0
31%
30
31%
8,500
29% May
41%
Feb
1
19%
19%
19%
100
18% July
23%
Jan
21 %
20%
21%
1,500
20%
27%
Jan
10
9%
10 %
Aug
Atlantic Refining Co
93
Jan
Avco
29%
Corp..
____4
Corporation
Sep
49%
Feb
46% May
Benguet Consolidated Inc
41% Aug
Bethlehem
Corp
;
52
52
35%
102
31% Aug
46 V2
Jan
37%
37%
137
35%
54 y2
Jan
Booth
27V2
27
28
185
27
52%
Jan
Borg-Warner
8
54
54
54
20
53%
69%
Jun
Brunswick
5
__
70
46
Jan
60 Ye
Sep
Budd
49% Aug
58%
1
«
523/4
523/4
16y
33Va0
523/4
50
lg7/
167/a
20
10%
-
11%
80
36%
40
5
—
47%
47%
110
5
-
33%
32 y4
33%
100
n—*
__
-
Republic Steal
10
Tobacco
5
—»
1
Roebuck
3
see p^ge 42.
55
55
-
51%
__
35
34%
Sep
Oct
Jan
41% Mar
27%
Jun
Jan
31%
49%
47%
Jan
38%
Jan
55
120
52%
Oct
77%
Jun
55
120
53%
Oct
79
Jan
57%
Feb
81% Aug
Corp
14%
14%
1,100
5%
200
5.7
5%
5
Jan
17% Aug
11% May
8% Mar
July
12 %
12%
12%
200
12
Sep
17
88
86
88
250
77
Feb
88
Oct
18%
18%
19-
400
18%
Sep
24
May
14 %
14%
15%
5,900
14%
Oct
20%
58%
3
(E J)
x
Jan
Jun
58%
100
pi
;
' ~i3/a
1%
1%
1,400
8
40 %
39%
40%
3,000
40
40
150
30%
31
500
23 % July
35%
24%
25
350
24%
Oct
31% Aug
32%
33%
10,000
32%
Oct
48%
1
I5
31
0
33%
*
200
185
285
58 %
1
...
39%
38%
300
128
74
Sep
Feb
May
1%
Jan
Sep
57%
Jan
Feb
53% July
285
Apr
Aug
Jan
Oct
•
Industries
(Un)
75%
71%
75%
3,700
49%
Feb
76%
Jun
8
Calumet
&
Canadian
Corp
16%
16%
16%
200
15%
Sep
27%
Jan
1
17%
17
17%
400
16%
Sep
23%
Jan
23%.
Hecla
23%
100
22%
Jan
29
Aug
18
12.50
Inc
5
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
Pacific
30c
(Un)___
Carrier
Corp common
Corp of America (Un)
Centlivre Brewing Corp
Celanese
31%
3?%
51
31%
Sep
48%
Jan
Central
22%
22%
10
20% Aug
37 y4
Jan
Champlin Oil <fe Refining
49%
10
44%
58%
Jun
Feb
41%
141/4
HII5
Corp
Company
Burton-Dixie
*
53v*
49%
Jun
26%
Jan
Jan
Jun
Corp
Corp
Burlington
Jan
16%
52%
55
—
-
16
10%
32
200
10
:
32%
Sons
26 % Mar
38%
13
Co
Fisheries
Oct
2
Co
Steel
Sep
Jan
18
37%
»
34%
Central ""—**
9%
1,000
37%
1
(Un)
52
rw«i
400
19%
.3
1
37>/2
5»nflB&la R R
ShfiifcS
S?!!lPAu
9%
Oct
18
10
34%
571/4
9%
14%
"
Feb
Products
&
Jan
147/a
23%>
preferred--
non-cum
Brach
63
Sep
137/a
23%
(111).
2
57i/4
43%
14%
81
34% May
Sep
300
Sep
Sep
Jan
10
5
Dairy
443/4
63%
May
32%
(Un)
1
National Cash Register
44%
97
43
2.50
38%
Oct
44%
33
10
Corp
Sep
58% Aug
Jan
__1.28
Louisiana Gas
34%
Jan
Feb
51% May
353/8
Athey
&
Jan
33^
(Un)
Feb
16
37%
Sep
12.50
Feb
Bendix
.29 %
July
lo
Mead Corp
*
12
25%
(Un)
Corp
54 y4
24%
Jan
5,400
(Un)
(Un)
Binks Manufacturing Co
Boeing Airplane
_
Jan
21%
*
Apr
25%
107
20%
5
Sep
Apr
21%
International Tel & Tel
38%
Sep
17%
1.66%
«r£ar<k (P)
Co
so
64%
1,100
Jun
Gossett
Chemical
1,100
19
74
Bell
15
70 %
18%
Jan
Mfg
175
167%
igy2
497/a
Sep
120
68%
9,200
Belden
37%
Jan
65%
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
39%
35%
61%
Bastian-Blessing Co
4034
Oct
65%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
37%
28%
3.50
Jan
38%
2,200
Jan
Jan
39%
293/a
20%
Jan
37 y4
28%
Feb
53 y2
Martin
Jan
29 Vb
17%
56 Vb
4034
39%
1,100
99ya
•
Oct
20%
Sep
_
24
19%
Sep
Feb
1,700
20%
Sep
20
24%
___i
41%
77
24
(111)
71
20%
Jan
24%
Aug
34
20'/4
Jan
59 %
273
__
Feb
Sep
43%
229
3
58
13%
53 %
8% May
41%
42%
Greyhound
43% Aug
Oct
75
38%
33
100
Oct
41%
1
400
26% Mar
Common
Jan
Jun
600
33%
47%
33%
Refining common
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Jan
265'A
133
11
44%
Foundries
Tobacco
Steel
Armco
% Jan
337/3
33%
47%
J
1,400
71%
13%
2,400
42%
footnotes,
2,200
"
4,900
74%
For
Jan
20%
19
453/a
5
Bears
23%
35
1%
Reynolds
Oct
38%
Motors
J,
11%
44%
Electric
spw°vnrk
New York
600
33%
Dynamics
National
ll7/a
36%
Co
Stano
&
Viscose
Arkansas
-
63
__
__
Sep
Apr
33%
35%
51
,-,65%
Feb
47-
453/4
-
__
1
Montgomery Ward
11%
445/3
General
Monsanto
Jan
11 %
33%
Corp..
Company
Corp
39%
109% 110%
185%
5
Harvester
32%
10
Fdrv.__
Anaconda
40 '
181% 185 %
__
5
i__io
•
International
Oct
53
12.50
General
General
Jun
17%
300
(Un)
(Un)
&
Steel
_1
Trailer
-
20J/4
__
5
Motor
Jan
29
—
18
new
42%
44%
30 y4
1
Apr
41%
46%
;
L_1
23
17
;
Ford
68%
6,100
1
Co
56%
I
;
Fruehauf
Mar
21%
1
<Un)
Theatres (Un)
17% Aug
High
58
17%
1
America
Airlines
26%
11% May
Low
57
18%
Broadcasting-Paramount
__
__
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
•
Dept Stores
Sep
10
Ltd
Aluminum Co
67
77
23%
1
.'
5
Auto-Lite
Jan
57%
*
171/2
89
Cities
Federated
17%
July
only
Shares
50c
61 %
61l/2
transactions
of Prices
Low
-
20%
91 %
;
15
i5% May
Sales
1
Laboratories
_8
:
300
Jan
24%
Feb
for Week
*
3
Kodak
4%
17
round-lot
50o
Alleghany Corp (Un)
Allegheny Ludum Steel" (Un)
Chemical
Jun
3% Mar
12%
.
8% July
50 J
Range
1
Allied
Light—•_
759
Week's
5
;
Co
Apr
10
Pont
the
Sale Price
Jan
Sep
Electric
of
Jun
Oct
<fc
May
2 % July
Oct
Jan
9
50%
36% Mar
9
Jan
12%
CV.
Jan
5
17
2%
Apr
May:
12 •
5
29%
Steel
2%
3%
500
10%
Sep
10
511
59 y4
Chrysler Corp
Du
2%
Q
43%
Oct
17% July
Eastman
2%
Q
Sep
25
Dow
1,102
2%
19%
58
Power
40%
!
100
9
33% Oct
43%
Dayton
274
39%
28
250
44%
97
Detroit
Jan
2%
325
Curtiss-Wrighttf
Jun
6%
126
Electric
13%
32'/a
10%
207
„
Oct
2%
2iy2
97
Ohio
Sep
8%
6%
45%
45%
So
2%
10%
Par
....
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
Akron Brass
Mfg
25
19%
&
Apr
6V8
"•
28'/a Aug
Admiral
60%
Products
1%
10%
34%,
^
Corn
1,142
Last
Jan
43 y2
Columbus
Jan
2%
345
20y4
System
Jan
3%
Friday
39
18%
Gas
Jan
3%
Sep
120
compilation
Oct
58%
Columbia
55%
Mar
8%
STOCKS
Jan
45
Palmolive
Oct
2
1%
28%
33%
Service
41 Va
200
200
Midwest Stock Exchange
A
58
60%
Colgate
Jan
2%
8%
12.50
Ohio
6,158
Feb
6%
2
28%
44%
Burlington Industries
43%
30
Oct
2
2V8
33%
Boeing Airplane
Brunswick Corp
3%
2
21V2
Steel
565
1%
__
Ohio
788
3%
41%
43%
I
Sep
1
&
19
3%
36% Mar
26%
10
Chesapeake
18%
18%
Oct
19%
American
Beth
Jan
Jan
1
Sep
62
648
28%
22%
20
24
21
27%
Sep
Jan
55
50
&
38%
39%
_10
:
38% July
17%
110
21
119%
29% Mar
19
56
__
10
Corp
Feb
Sep
Jun
Oil
Baltimore
5
Sep
19
)
Steel
ArmcO
Ashland
Sep
Jun
4
Jan
Oct
95
12.50
Anaconda
Sep
25%
29 %
1.66%
American Tel & Tel Co
8%
47%
Sep
14%
Apr
95
95
1
American Tobacco
Feb
40% Mar
25% July
17% Sep
2
Studebaker,
10
*
Airlines
900
1
United
75
10
American
4%
4%
945
4,923
322
•
Co____
Jan
98
*
Ltd
Aluminium
327
15%
1
Manufacturing
Abbott
Ailis-Chalmers
7%
44
520
2
Products
Aug
Stock*
Stores
61 % July
3
Refineries
,
Allied
16 % May
Jan
10
42%
148
1
Unlisted
Sep
53%
26%
1
Company.
41 y2
Oct
30%
98
2
common
Chemical
Feb
26%
148
1
Gamble
12
1,419
30%
1
26% July
95
37%
*
Rapid-American Corp
Jan
1,872
26%
__<■
Davis
Rudy
98
5
Kroger
70%
Sep
12%
5
(S
Rickel
Sep
26%
—
10
Kahn
40% Aug
4%
Jan
30%
1.66%
Screw
Parke
6%
__
1
Greeting CaTds new
Hobart
&
Low
-
-
23%
36 Va
*
National
Gibson
Procter
-.
20
35
5u
Telephone
Cincinnati
Diamond
.
Masco
7%
__
20
654
Feb
1
58
4
__
1
Paige
Leonard
Range Since Jan. 1
100
Preferred
43
7%
1
Industries
Lamp
24 y8
37%
10
29% Mar
Jan
2%
5
Brewing
LaSalle
Sales
Shares
High
7%
23%
8.80
845
15%
3
Bearings
Trailer
Wood
Kresge
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
•
common
common
31%
1% May
40% Jun
Jun
Jun
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Cincinnati
200
15%
.
_1
Corp
1%
43
43%
1
i
12 %
100
58
20
.
High
1,170
3%
11%.
_1
i
Baler
Ex-Cell-O
11%
*
Detroit Steel Corp
32% Mar
Low
12%
31
25
common.
Range Since Jan. I
High
1%
31
10
Great
Champion
Shares
43
5
Paper
Power
36%
1
Sales
for Week
of Prices
3%
1%
Chrysler Corporation
55%
10
>
12%
J
1
:
—
16%
Par
Week's
Range
12%
1
Consolidated
Sep
Goebel
Manufacturing
Mar
58
Exchange
Low
1
:
General Motors Corp
Manufacturing
$3,000
Cincinnati prices.
Last
42
Graham
Aeronca
__
58 y4 Mar
Gar
Carey
—
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Jan
73%
:
55%
Friday
Jan
148
59%
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35%
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17
Sale Price
Jan
Jan
45%
Sale Price
Allen
Sep
J
110
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72%
Par
Apr
■.
44%
50%
23%
Sep
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34%
STOCKS
Jan
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165
39%
44%
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32
50%
67
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16%
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10
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26
Jan
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are
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Feb
1
Jun
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5
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35 V4
115
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25
19%
17
.
Jan
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75
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Stop & Shop Inc
Jan
19%
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Jan
114
Jan
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10% Oct
517
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50
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36%
100
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74%
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93% Apr
Sep
343
15%
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7
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34% May
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42
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20
22
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39%
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Jun
24 y2 Mar
78%
100
NH & Hartford RR com
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Sep
48% Jan
21 y8
20
Electric System
England
Union Carbide
55%
38%
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High
108
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Low
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Oil
Standard Oil
Jan
53
110
Range Since Jan. I
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33%
•
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Jan
26%
26%
62%
5
4
100
New England Tel & Tel Co
NY
58%
Sep
•
Copper Corp
Corp of Delaware
Corp_
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68%
Feb
Apr
17%
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com
Lone Star Cement
Maine
Standard
Oct
59%
221
70%
75
5
Co
138
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1
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Oct
Jan
115
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5
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Gillette Co
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43%
122
6
45%
7
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Standard
353
18
20
100
100
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35%
15
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97% Aug
68 % Jan
Jan
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adjustment
pfd class B
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Railway
.
26%
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Street
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cum
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10
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.
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5
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cumulative
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& Fuel
Eastern Gas
138.
65%
66%
66 %
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110
138
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Boston
Cities
50
30% Jan
28% Apr
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689
90%
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Railway
21% July
19% Sep
25
33%
Corp
Tel
&
24%
24%
•
1.06%
Low
5
Mobil
Southern
American
for Week
of Prices
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Sale Price
Monday, October 10, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended October 7)
Boston Stock Exchange
S T O C K S
,
.
&
South
West
Corp
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25
.
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100
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41 %
Jan
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200
22 %
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31 %
Jan
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3.000
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Feb
29 %
Feb
41%
Jun
17% May
20%
Jan
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33%
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56
35%
1,200.
19%
800
56
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,
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1%
...
Jun
22%
51
Oct.
Jan
.
,
,
,
2H Mar
27%
18%
56%
Apr
Sep
Sep
Volume
5993
Number
192
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial
Chronicle
XT
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
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Chemetron
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Chicago
Milw
Chicago
&
Chicago
5%
&
18%
Chrysler
Corp
Chicago
Cities
C'eveland
1,300
553/4
Sep
69%
Jan
Mount
16%
300
16 %
Oct
26
Jan
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Ry
*
14 y8
13%
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300
13%
Oct
23%
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;
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Oct
29%
Jan
National
Sep
15y2
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National
Cash
Register
Distillers
71% Jan
National
Oct
18
Sep
National
Lead
Co
46 >/2
Oct
National
Tile
A
12
Oct
48 3/8
Jan
New
48
Feb
59
Jun
North
Gypsum
York
Gas
System
Commonwealth
Consolidated. Foods
Consumers .Power
Container
Corn-
Products
Crane
Co
Crowell
Oct
Northern
Natural
2,900
56% Mar
100
26% Mar
36%
68
53%s Jan
61
July
213/4
2,000
20%
Sep
29
Jan
35%
36 3%
3,900
34%
Sep
46 y4
Jan
1
83%
83/a
300
83/a
Oct
11%
5
1
24%
24 %
100
20%
Sep
41 y4
Jan
Oak
56% July
65%
Sep
Ohio
Edison
64%
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6iy4
25
„
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62%
433/4
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35
17%
17%
18
400
433/4
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1
8%
17
Sep
Corp
Detroit
Co
(Un)
National
Corp
Dow
Chemical Co
Drewrys
Ltd
Jan
Ohio
Sep
35%
Sep
17
Sep
83/4 July
293/4
Jan
16%
133/4
Du Pont
Jan
Kodak
Co
(Un)
National
Emerson
Erie
&
9
Parke-Davis
May
A
Feb
47 y4
33%
Sep
373/a July
22%
Jun
32%
Jan
Pepsi-Cola
5,600
72
Sep
983/4
Jan
Pfizer
32
75 %
32
185
1
Aug
Aug
182 3/4
185%
23%
500
108% 111
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700
24
23%
32%
13
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13%
(Un)—5
13 y8
13 y8
100
*
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7%
1,100
33%
Jan
133
1,700
Jun
35
Sep
12%
Oct
Apr
22 Vb
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
1
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6%
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Falstaif
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First
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1,800
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200
200
83%
9
Jan
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17%
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Feb
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300
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100
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34%
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2,300
20%
203/4
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30
34%
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300
1,900
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1,250
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9%
400
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152
157
87
81%
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31%
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54%
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100
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21%
21%
300
20
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36% Jan
48%
50%
31%
500
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Oct
22%
150
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Jan
50%
1,300
22 %
44%
28
49%
Feb
59%
Jun
133/4
133/a
14%
1,300
12% July
1
83/4
83/4
83/4
80%
Jun
15% Aug
Jun
9%
Jan
35%
33%
35%
5,800
33 %
Sep
55%
Jan
37%
39%
2,600
35
Jun
42 %
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46
43%
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2,800
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2,600
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Texaco Inc
Texas
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2,000
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21
Mar
33
Jun
653/a
Oct
Jun
24%
Jan
July
48 % July
173%
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16 %
63
Jan
26%
Jan
24%
Jan
503/a
21
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743/a
21%
223/4
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1,200
20%
213/a
0,600
203/4
Oct
243%
Apr
64 v*
Jun
86%
Jan
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74%
1,300
29%
29%
300
20%
20%
1,000
29% Oct
36% Aug
24% Jan
58
58
500
19
Aug
47% Feb
66 %
Jun
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24%
24%
24%
600
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53
Jun
28%
Jan
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18%
18%
200
15%
Feb
19%
2
Sep
64%
64%
200
58% Mar
2
23%
23%
300
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Apr
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33
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133/4
23
13% Jan
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39% July
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Power
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12%
17
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Inc
Thompson
100
600
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Textron
Jan
1,263
5,000
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22%
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Oct
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39%
65%
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36
Apr
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25
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29%
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Aircraft Corp
Corporation
1,300
Sep
6% May
33% May
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29 % Mar
U
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25%
25%
40%
RR
40%
(Un)
(Unl
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11%
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Jan
37%
400
650
29% Get
108%
1,000
32
2,800
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25
100
Jan
36%
Jun
Sep
32% Apr
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31
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46%
Aug
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73/8
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3,300
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31%
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91%
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200
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116
46
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69% Sep
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56
600
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Steel
293/4
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100
24
100
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31%
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29%
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37%
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53
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147
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172
Jan
733/4 Mar
96
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400
10
1,000
16%
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400
8 3/8
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Sep
16
5
18%
13
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3,000
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Motor
73%
64
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Sep
7
Oct
Jun
70% Aug
300
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2,000
37%
35%
375/8
2,100
35%
27%
28%
4,800
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Oct
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70%
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200
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55% Jan
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27%
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53
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2,600
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64%
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23%
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400
22% Aug
34%
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40%
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263/4
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300
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10
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31% Aug
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200
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Westinghouse Electric
Whirlpool Corp
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Oct
40
29%
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54%
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Jan
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Sep
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Sep
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31
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52
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55
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1
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Jan
42 3/4
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28%
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39%
400
54 %
36%
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28%
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700
54%
5
10
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52%
Jun
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133/a
52%
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55%
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Webcor
1
58%
Aug
363/4
10
(Un)
United
6% July
3% Jan
Jan
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common
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583/a
493/4
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27% Jun
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'
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Jan
63
600
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54%
73%
700
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200
67%
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48%
3
37%
30%
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36%
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46
Jan
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100
Aug
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6,600
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49% Jun
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300
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18%
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Feb
38%
200
40%
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50%
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300
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60
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233/4 Mar
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,
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53
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Schwitzer Corp
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31
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Aug
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Jan
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34
Jun
30
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38%
•
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48
Jan
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5
Rockwell Standard Corp
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Oct
66%
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1
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1,900
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Drug Stores
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Feb
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39
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32
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3
Portland
Tele
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Jan
63%
5
Motors Corp
General
Feb
29
5
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Gen
Rexall
42%
Jun
2
Finance
Electric Co
general
Oct
Oct
23%
1
—
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Feb
333/a
100
1
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general
24%
700
34%
Sep
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Corp
100
—2.50
Candy Corp.
General
Steel
343/4
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243/4
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Feb
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5
Transportation
12%
194 % Aug
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Box
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Sep
July
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.
165
32
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50
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350
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Jan
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Philco
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24
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36
59%
29%
Sep
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Apr
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2,100
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59
313/4
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108
36 %
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43%
3
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59
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Pacific Gas <te Electric
34
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39
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200
100
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Sep
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Sep
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58
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Jan
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16%
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315
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1
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17
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22
23 %
100
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.
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of Prices
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56%
10
Iron
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Jan
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Cliff's
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283/4
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17 y8 May
400
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Last
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700
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American
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American
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&
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Jan
General
Tire
35 y8
Jan
Georgia-Pacific Corp
102%
Jan
Getty
Oil
Jan
Tel
Gillette
Jan
Gladden
Tobacco
Viscose
7%
7%
300
93/4
Jan
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20 %
21%
6%
2,800
49% "49%
100
Oct
Sep
Good
Humor
Tire
(W R)
74
Jun
Great
Lakes
Jan
Great
Sep
42% Mar
29%
Apr
Great
Western
563/4
Sep
Grevhound
Sep
Gulf
89%
25
59
59%
300
51% May
33%
800
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43 y4
(111)
Co
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200
60
55%
3,000
863/4 Aug
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Sep
80
97%
Jan
May
Jan
Oil
Corp
Hartfield
Hoffman
(Un)—10
45
45
45
200
3
%
Jan
145%
Sep
Holly Development Co
1
3%
3%
100
33/8
Sep
7% May
321/4
300
31 y8
Jan
38% May
30%
311/a
400
20%
21%
1,400
37%
36
37%
300
1
3%
3%
4
1%
1%
1%
300
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14%
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Mar
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31%
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&
RR
Bell
Howell
&
Bendix
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Instrument
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42
29°r May
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Feb
Sep
27%
Cons Inc
(Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Bishop
Black
Oil
Co
41%
Jan
6%
Jan
20%
3%
Sep
1%
Oct
2%
Jan
11-/4 May
17%
Aug
Airplane
Boeing
Chica
2,200
200
45%
46
26
Sep
26c
Jan
Jan
73c
Feb
102
Budd
383/4
Jan
563A
Oct
58
100
2,700
Hupp
Corp
Interlake
Iron
(Un)
45c
Apr
75c
12,300
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Sep
47'/a
33%
200
33 Va
Oct
443/4
jan
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1%
2
1,000
33/a
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1,900
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443/4
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3,000
23
Apr
3%
500
3
Apr
8
July
7c
Jan
15c
Sep
353/4 Aug
Jan
4%
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28
28
28
1,100
27
Sep
35%
200
42% May
533/4
27%
100
27%
Oct
203/a
200
20
Feb
343/s Aug
24% Sep
29%
30%
400
27
July
53/4
53/4
200
16%
16%
163/4
1,000
33%
33%
19%
19%
l
75%
3,100
49 y2
Feb
763,4
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500
33
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17
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22
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47
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:
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8
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2.35
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57c
57c
59c
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9%
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1,150
19 y2
Jan
26% May
200
27%
Apr
200
19 y8 Mar
221/s
22%
500
22
28 % May
100
9
Sep
v
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Sep
21%
31%
25
25%
1,500
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100
22%
Sep
47%
50
400
32%
Feb
29
100
29
Sep
24
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23%
Oct
34
383/8
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50
Jan
200
49
Oct
57
July
32%
Feb
46 y2
May
5% Aug
9 3/8
Jan
49
49
49%
36%
37%
900
6 3/8
6 %
300
1.65
1.50
1.70
4,600
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Star
52V2
51%
52%
200
45%
Jan
61%
Jun
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51%
Sep
88
Jan
13
Oct
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Jan
32%
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1
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1,000
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50
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Cement
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Jan
533/4
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Jan
34
Co
Magnavox Co
Sep
& M Oil Co
25
82
82
82
8%
9
1
10c
77%
23%
Martin
23%
28 y2
Jan
793/8
Apr
89%
Jan
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13 3/s
Jun
200
;
700
57%
13%
Jan
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Oct
Merchants
Mfg
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223/4
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38%
38%
300
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;
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30c
10,000
Sep
24%
Jan
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Sep
29 %
Jan
Aug
71%
Jan
39%
Jun
48 %
Jan
Petroleum
:
Monsanto
Chemical
Montgomery Ward
7y» Mar
11%. Jun
7 3% May
13%
Jun
Mt
35%
Jun
Nafi
300
200
700
163/8
Sep
381/4
100
37 y8 Mar
18 Vs
Aug
Sep
303/8
Jan
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42
27c
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4
1.20
1.30
200
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Jun
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61%
300
56% Mar
67%
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400
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10
35%
36 y«
200
347/a
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Jan
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2
8%
8%
100
8 3/4
Oct
13%
Feb
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1
8%
81/4
200
8%
Oct
4
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(Un)
Copper & Steel
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Continental
Oil
Corn
Products
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common
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Co
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(Un)
(Un)
25c
5
(Un)
1
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Sep
40c
41
Jun
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100
47%
Apr
64
5%
200
53'/a
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1,000
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50c
Y
Central
jan
Nordon
Sep
Norris
Aug
Crown
Zellerbach Corp
Preferred
Oil
Cuban
Co
American
Cudahy
Curtis
Class
A
Cutter
Oil
(Un)
86 y2
Feb
94
Sep
6
100
17 %
Sep
29 %
Jan
5%%
50c
12%
35 y4
27y8
1 pni-
39 Vz Aug
21%
^
12%
12%
-200
3%
800
36
36
100
1
VY,
52 3/s
52%
5%
5%
6%
'5%
5%
5%
17%
19
21%
213/a
class
Douglas
Oil
Co
Co
:
Lines
Kodak
Emerson
Fargo
Food
Ford
Mach
Motor
&
1,600
17%
Jan
25%
200
25%
31
1,400
25%
Line
Oct
Oct
453/8
Jan
Sep
39%
Jan
Oct
31%
100
293/e Mar
291/4
301/4
600
27
July
41%
Feb
8
81/4
600
7%
Sep
11%
Jan
5
73%
731/8
100
733/8
Oct
98l/s
Jan
21%
21 y8
100
293/s
Jan
l
24%
25%
700
30 3/4
Jan
200
-
'500
53%
Jan
10 % my
714%
Apr
;
7.
>
7
4%
66%
Jun
50 y4
Sep
58
Mar
6 Va
Jun
12%
(Un)
&
19%
Jun
10
HO1/4
3
331/4
1081/4 111%
24
500
94%
Apr
Jan
27% Mar
133% Jun
35%
Jun
32%
331/4
4,400
5
22%
22%
100
22%
Feb
24%
.
4
191/4
19%
600
17
Jan
22
May
(Un)
5
13 i/s
131/8
100
11% May
22
Jun
29%
30%
400
29V4
38%
4% Aug
7
Jan
16% M'ar
24
Mar
20
22 Va Aug
7%
400
7%
(Un)
10
30%
•
Instrument
1
181
176
181
200
3%
3
3%
200
5
161
Jun
Oct
July
2% July
13
Jan
Jan
185% July
4%
343/4
Feb
Corp
Jan
261/4
261/4
100
•
25%
241%
25%
1,500
Aug
22% July
24%
24%
25
3,000
233/4
Jun
29%
30
30
30%
600
30
Oct
37%
Apr
131/4
13%
400
16%
Jan
2.50
(The)
1
Corp
10
8%
511/4.
5
8%
1,100
48%
511/4
700
25%
•
113/4 May
28
16%
400
15c
18c
365,000
1.10
1.10
300
19%
41%
12c
19%
413/a
1,300
29
18%
Pacific
Clay
Pacific
&
6%
In«
5%
1st
5%
red
4.50%.
red
Pacific
Feb
42%
Sep
36%
363/4
700
383/4
373/4
38%
500
36%
21%
22%
450
20%
5
23% May
253/8 Mar
4
343/8
3%
4
4,600
Oct
47 3/s
Jan
Apr
3% July
22 Va
Jan
7%
Jan
34%
343/8
100
30% Aug
90 3/4
903/4
100
903/4
14
1,000
13%
13%
32
32
100
32
66
633/4
66
900
60 Va
1,300
29'A
13%
Oct
III
Oct
Pacific Lighting
Corp common
$4.50 preferred
Pacific Oil & Gas
303/4
Jan
31% July
27%
100
26 y4
Jan
25%
25%
500
23!/8
Jan
28 % Sep
253/4 Aug
25%
25%
25%
200
22%
Jan
24
24
100
2iy4
Jan
23
22%
22%
22%
500
23 y2
Jan
25% Aug
5%
5
5%
3,900
May
5% Mar
•
50%
50 3/s
503/4
«
90%
90%
90%
1.80
4
10
1.80
200
Development—33 y3c
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
53
83 y4
93
1,300
1,400
1,600
13
Oct
51%
Feb
125
100
17%
Sep
30
18%
193/a
10%
10
10%
900
27%
'27
273/8
2,100
50c
21
22 y4
400
21
1
56
56
100
41
*
40 Va
40%
300
40 Va
10%
11%
300
10%
Oct
5 3/8
6 Va
3,800
53/8
Oct
28
30
700
Sep
Sep
4%
Jan
13%
Aug
32%
1.70 Aug
8
Jun
14 2/7
common
Corp
Paramount Pictures
Corp
Penney (J C) Co (Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co
Pepsi-Cola
Pfizer
United
(Chas)
&
Corp
_
(Un)
_io
Bottlers
Co
Phelps Dodge Corp
Phiico
(Un)
Inc
1
(Un)
(Un)
12.50
(Un)
Co
Sep
Jan
Puget Sound P
Aug
Pullman
Feb
Pure Oil Co (Un)
Gamble
Inc
&
Co
T
(Un>I„II
(Un)
"
263/o Mar
Jan
Oct
383/4
Jan
May
66%
Sep
Oct
26% Mar
44% July
17% Jan
10
38%
Jan
Jun
44%
100
44
Mar
57%
Jan
203/a
21
3,300
19%
Apr
70
70
713/4
300
61%
Sep
Apr
38%
_5
5
47%
46%
47%
900
41V* Mar
47%
25
25
100
23%
Jan
25
Mar
131
Aug
44%
3
Ltd
Procter
5%
l
Mill
105
18%
& Tel
&
643/s
Jan
Sep
.
Pacific Tel
Pioneer
13%
243/4 Aug
463/4 Mar
500
1
Jan
13
Sep
30%
25
Jan
99
Jan
May
2
pfd
pfd "A"
Industries Inc
1st
133/4
621/4
71%
27"%
25
92%
13%
46
25
pfd_
Sep
May
104%
18%
Aug
May
25
Jun
64 y4
Jai?
Jun
25
8.
2
1
Jun
38 3/4
109%
III25
"
1st
red
Feb
24%
363/4
25
pfd
1st
Jan
26%
100
20c
common
preferred-.,
1st
red
Aug
36 Va
233/4
capitaL_____;__8
Elect/1??
preferred
4.80%
45 Vt
_i
Aggregates
Products
C as &
22 y4 July
Jan
233/4
♦
Cement
Pacific
1.90 Mar
July
Sep
July
23%
233/4
20
Sep
Mar
293/4 May
40
Co__IZIHIZI6I25
Glass
24c
Jan
29
400
25%
31%
38 Va
Sep
1.00
400
40 3/s
Jan
1
Jun
Oct
34 Va Mar
5
(Un)___
Petroleum
483/4
2III
I
%
600
29
(Un)__
Philip Morris & Co (Un)_—II
Phillips Petroleum Coj
45
""
Inc
Co
-700
16%
36%
25%
Ohio Oil Co
Jan
5
Chem
u
16 Va
25
Owens-Illinois
Jan
__25
Packard-Bell Electric
2
In«
...
Jan
71/8
Co
Corp
Phono
18c
Jan
500
36%
n
Jan
Jan
300
V
.
___l
common
Sugar Co Ltd
5%
Co
Trailer
353/4
31%
l
Foremost
Dairies
Friden Inc
Fruehauf
1.70 July
•
Financial
&
18% May
Jan
1
Corp
FKntkote Company
Fluor Corp Ltd
Tiger
Sep
1.35
28
Flrstamerica
Flying
Oct
10%
500
251/4
Ltd
Charter
30 y2
400
31
Federal-Mogul-Bower-Bearings
First
100
11
1.60
Calif
Share
Camera
Oils
30%
11
1.60
25%
Emporium Cap well Co
Erie Railroad Co (Un )____„
Fairchild
Occidental
•
(Un)_4
Products
Radio
Jan
36%
30%
35%
Gas
&
Oahu
31%
Co
Natural
Bond
Jan
32.50
.
1
Jan
Jan
Sep
13%
Jan
30%
_50e
Co
Air
Paso
12
Sep
83/4 July
34
Co
Eastern
Electrical
Sep
16 3/4
200
35%
(Un)
Industries
Electric
8 3/4
1,000
2.50
of
Dresser
Eastman
Jan
400
17
common
Aircraft
Chemical
14%
8%
sue
Fields
Douglas
9'/a
—1
B
Inc
Oil
9
8%
16%
% July
15,700
2
Inc
Invest
(Un)
Northern Pacific Railway
Northrop Corporation
16%
H
16 %
50c
Aviation
Jan
Sep
7 3% Sep .'..
400
21%
I_IIIIIIIl
Co
preferred
2%
1
Productions
»ominguez
2% Aug
1
8%
55
-
3%
♦
preferred
2
5
1
July
40
2
1
|Uni
common
Dorr-Oliver Inc preferred
El
190
17%
Co
Records
Disney
Dow
92%
17%
2,000
*
:
(Un)
.
American
441/4
92%
(UnL
Abbey
North
43%
Co
Corp
Laboratories
Cypress
Decca
Amer
Packing Co (Un)
Publishing Co (Un)
Curtiss-Wright
52% Jan
5
_*
of
(Un)
Thermador
American
12.50
common
i
Steel
Co
Power
Corp Ltd
Norris
North
Crucible
RR
Feb
.
Sep
11% Jan
Continental
1
Jan
-
1
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y (Un)__*
Industries
Feb
.8%
,.,2.20
"•
'
V
Jun
Aug
173/4
c;; 16% July ;
900
Mar
58 3/8
-
16%
4%
1
New England
New Idria
Chollar
Sep
.
523/4
•'
3% Sep
•"Y 500 ;
7-'1,400 ;:v 1:15, Aug
500
26 y4 May
4
1
Corporation
Jan
37 Va Apr ,
15 y4 Apr ;
c
,
100
Oct,
•
*
•_*,
& Co
1.20
,
34 Va
300
.:
16%
4
25c
Chemical Co
Diablo
Natus
Consolidated
Jan
Feb
213/8
*
Jan
443/4
46
52%
16%
_i
Co____
Develop Co (Un)
.j.
Monogram Precision Indust-.,/---
Montrose
9
953/4 July
31%
14%
100
""
Mission
40
443/a
513/4,
10
____1__
15%
9%
Jan,'
19 % May 1
4,000
147/a
1
21
17%
Jan
100
-■
11 V\
14%
Co
100
16%
Jun
Oct
22%
Meier & Frank Co Inc.
Menasco
22
21%
May
May.
9%
'
5
_l
16%
20%
14
25
300
21%' 25%
;
(Un)
100
38%
21%
22% Aug
22% Aug
•
~
72%. 77%
1
Jan
19%., Jan
100
9 V*
'
(Un)
Jan
41 ya
Oct
9%
Jan
J an
200
16%
25%
9%
1
(Un)
(Un)
100
11% Aug
163/8
25%
7
Jan
99 Va
55
Jan
25
10
Jan
5
2.50
200
%
Feb
iO
(Un)
%
8%.
Jun
May
100
4
Corp
11%
r
Jun
600
6%
(Un)__,
%
500
Jan
3.50
403/a
37%
Litton
Industries
Inc..
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Theatres (Un)
1—1
com
13%
Feb
23%
National
common
62c
23%
•
:.
Lorillard
9%
-
Sep
39%
*
(Un)
Loew's
21%
383,4 Aug
23% Sep
8%
16%
2.50
(Un)
Edison
Copper
Inc
233/8
700
Sep
60
•
Corp (Un)
Libby McNeill & Libby5.
1
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)_
Lithium Corp of America Inc
Sep
22-
Feb
48
1
Lehman
167/a
■
1
(Un)
Solvents
Commercial
Commonwealth
Jan
Jun
46%
5
Columbia Broadcasting System
Columbia
Corp
cumulative
113/4
44%
:
27%
$1.20
Lear
Jun
42%
;
.
Electronics
I
*
___33Vhc
Corp
9%
41%
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Kratter
Jan
10
(Un)___
48
Aug
.25
Co
Tel
16%
*
Corp
&
11%
(Un)_*.
Pac (Un)
Sep
8
29
50
1
&
15%
23%
•
July
2.95
,41% May
7% Oct
400
2.15
10c
County Land Co
8 3/4
25%
1
:
cc'"\
500
Jan
30
May
July
37% July
600
,
50o
(Un)
Corp
Kennecott
36%
5
Corp_
Ltd
Island
Cities Service
Cohu
-1
—>_•
(Un)—
St Paul RR
Rock
Chrysler
Corp
Corp
Products
19% Mar
1.55
58%
(Un)—_7
Kaiser Alum & Chem
Kaiser Industries
9%
22%
Jan
373/8
Sep
800
46%
&
Jun
17
*
Cerro
32
18 ye
59
Oil
Oct
12.50
(Un)
Celanese Corp of America—:
Certain-Teed
Oct
32%
10%
1,500
1,000
1
J an
8ya
15% Mar
100
800
1.75
1.75
36 y4
Oct
Jun
32%
16%
Packing Corp
Canada Dry Corp (Un)
:
Canadian Pacific Railway (Un)-_
53/4
20
47
Laughlin Steel (Un)___.
Jorgenson
(Carle M)
Co
Jun
70%
8%
California
Case
Jan
75%
400
Jan
203/a
„_
Tel
Jan
31%
393/4
500
Jun
Jan
31
33%
:
-
27%
27%
_12.50
Co
10
3%
32%
Sep
15,000
500
Oil
57 %
400
38,000
31
ernational
Jones
41
»
w
Intex
Johns-Manville
10c
3,100
2
35
io
Corp
Jan
81/4
16%
Burlington Industries Inc (Un)__
California
Jan
300
63c
International Harvester (Un>___
Nickel Co of Canada (Un)
Jan
8c
____2.50
(Un)
33/4
-
57c
common..,
,
1%
8%
32V4
Inc
Bunker Hill Co
Jan
2%
2.50
(Un)
73%
39%
10c
10
—
Jan
233/8
61c
_50c
Maryland Mines Corp
Imperial Western
Sep
1
8%
5
pfd
253/a
Sep
2%
1
...
Mining Co
Jun
58
1%
5
6%
Finance
Sep
13%
*
Idaho
Jade
*
Corp
Company
Bullock's
16 3/4
34%
Honolulu Oil Corp
Jun
5
5
;—
Inc
Brunswick
Budget
Jan
300
400
,_1
Electronics
Homestake
Kern
Borg-Warner Corp
Broadway-Hale Stores
2.50
173/4
143/4
Jun
300
40%
5
1
42%
Aug
65%
58
Min—5c
Co (Un)
Corp
Oil
200
34c
88%
1%
8
2
*
Mammoth Consolidated
Bolsa
46
5
PI
Benguet
1.85
17%
14%
Jan
32 y8 May
1,100
27%
31c
88%
•
(Un)
Corp
27%
32c
1
1
Inc
July
500
173/4
14%
.
7%
Jan
5
Jan
33%
Corp
Hawaiian Pineapple
Hilton
Hotels
Corp__
42
10
Jan
Jan
51 y4
1
67%
(Un)—10
juu
193/r
8 «,a
Sep
>
Jan
60 y4
33 %
Inc
Sep
3%
.79 y2
.
1
(Un)
Stores
22%
2.50
2.20
Sep
Feb
3
43 y8
(Un)
Barnnart-Morrow
Beckman
2.10
43 V\
43%
343/4
Int'l
Baltimore
2.20
Sep
1
(Un)_.
100
(Un)
Corp
82%
55%
Corp__
Financial
12,200
3
(Un)
Warrants
82%
55%
5
Corp
44%
Fe
12% May
_
Chemical
24%
(Un)
400
(Un)
22%
(Un)
Co
400
14%
(Un)
44%
(Un)__
300
48%
Rubber
44%
—i—-
Gas
Jun
46%
1
22%
Inc
Jan
Jun
13
623/4 Aug
33%
.
55%
26%
34
45%
5
50
Corp
Apr
22% Mar
26
46%
1
Co
Northern
20
2,000
41 Va
14 y8
Co
Corp
14%
6 %
25
33%
Jan
48%
(Un)__83%
&
&
&
Sep
50 y8 Mar
90 %
(Un)
Topeka & Santa
Corp
Grace
49%
Jan
Jan
19%
.
300
10c
Goodyear
Sep
21%
53%
99 Va
.
3,200
Co of Calif
Jun
90%
V
"
Sep
Aug
25%
„_1
25%
500
42%
Sep
7 y2
27%
Co7—
Brewing
19 y4
1,400
(Un)
Goebel
21% May
7%
Oil
Refining
Mfg
26% May
59% Jun
11% May
66 %
Co
Louisiana
Ayco
Oct
71
Jan
23%
44%
34
1,100
5,400
253/s
(Un)
200
7
-
Pools
Atlas
43%
41%
800
2,100
8%
26%
Corp
McBean
Alden
250
62%
(Un)
Anthony
&
Oct
Glen
1
Co
Arkansas
Atchison
33%
383/4
75 %
.
29% Mar
80c
Co
(Un)
(Un)
Products
Gladding
Jan
Aug
••200
27%
__1
1,700
7%
42%
2.50
Co
12%
66 %
Co
Anderson-Prichard
Atlantic
28%
41%
18
4
Rubber
Brothers
44%
50c
Corp
25%
Apr
Oct
Mar
(Un)__
Co
24%
Foundry Co—3.50
Corp
Armour
17%
1,200
Utilities
&
12
7%
*
(Un)—.—1.66%
Refining (Un)
*
Tel
-american
Anaconda
44%
12%
Corp
&
&
American
Ampex
(Un)
19
Jan
18
37%
1%
common
40
71
Oct
26%
18
Telephone & Electronics 3.33 Y3
24%
1
10
Inc
Motors
Smelting
American
&
24%
10
i
(Un)
Foreign Power
American
18%
34
12.50
25
(Un)
American Electronics Inc—i
18 %
Corp
Public
Gimbel
American
Motors
General
Sep
Sep
55%
173/b Aug
163/4 Sep
7%
General
553A July
•
43 y2 July
71%
Aug
Oct
28%
67%
100
200
83/B
Aug
High
55%
17%
74%
6 %
Low
55%
5
___
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17%
5
56%
Sep
Shares
Exploration Co of California__l
General
Jan
10
55%
5
1
General
Jan
—
—
General Dynamics Corp_
Electric Co (Un)
Mar
7%
13 Vt
4% Mar
47
800
-
Jan
Sep
6% May
900
200
24 Va
39c
Jun
3%
9
47%
23%
for Week
Low
2
General American Oil Co of Texas
General Controls Co
May
100
6
29%
(Un)_,—
America
of
20c
Garrett Corporation
High
Oct
200
4
7%
24%
*
Mfg
._10
Limited
Co
85,400
11%
10%
47%
6
9
(Un)
Corp
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium
Aluminum
7%
—
Pictures
500
4
10%
——
Low
32c
25c
26c
1
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Range
Last
Par
Shares
12
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Sale Price
High
11%
2
(Un)
Corp
Allied
Amerada
11%
1
—
Industries
J
K
Corp
4
STOCKS
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Monday, October 10, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended October 7)
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Friday
.
.
20
_2
117
30%
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117
Oct
Jan
200
83
Feb
203/4
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(Un)
713/4
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100
203/4
Oct
293/a
303/4
303/4
100
303/4
Oct
37%
Jun
333/4
33%
100
.27%
Jun
38%
Jan
■_
Jan
Volume
192
Number
5993
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1429)
37
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OUT-OP-TOWN MARKETS
Week's
of Prices
Par
Radio Corp
of America (Un)
Rayouier Inc
Raytheon Co (Un)„_
Republic Aviation Corp (Un)
Republic Corp (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
OH
ve
&
Gas
Rheem
Rice
Western
Ranch
Royal
Dutch
Ryder
Safeway
St
St
$5.60
5%
Co
Roebuck
Inc
Shasta
Shell
Oil
Siegler
800
32%
Sep
25%
26%
2,500
25%
Oct
34%
Pacific
class
22
-
Oct
34
Alan
31
Sep
55
Jan
American
Sep
Jun
Arundel
19% May
21%
Sep
Atlantic
City
10% May
36% Jan
Atlantic
21%
21 %-
100
•
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Mar
20 Ve
Aug
:_3
50%
49%
50 %
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13%
137%
2.50
12%
12%
13
2
Inc
1,300
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Feb
Jun
100
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35%
I,500
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May
38Va*
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30%
Jan
41
300
30
Feb
42 Ve
20%35%
13
13
37%
■
39%
1,100
59%
300
56
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Feb
66%
25%
300
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28 Ve
Jan
4%
Jan
44'A
45 Ve
300
18%
19
41%
26'/a
26 Va
100
19 Va
Statham
Instruments
Stauffer
Chemical
Webster Inc
-Packard
28%
Jun
26
Jan
12%
Feb
Sep
Oct
49 %
Jun
1%
Jun
Jun
1,600
7%
200
44Ve
1,000
44%
42Va
45
II,900
51%
44
Jan
50 Va
Jan
48
200
44%
Jun
54%
Jan
23%
700
23%
Oct
42%
Jan
32%
100
28%
Apr
40
Jun
48'A
49
1,300
48%
Oct
65
Jan
600
Oct
Perfect
-
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Phllco
Tenn
Gas
Texaco
Corp
100
49
Oct
56%
Feb
Reading Co
"ex>
Gulf
Transmission
Sulphur
300
20% May
24%
Jan
3%
'i, 1,700
3% July
4% Mar
Sep
24 Va
Apr
86 Ve
Jan
Feb
36%
Aug
16%
16%
1,100
15%
Sep
24%
Feb
55
55
100
47
Feb
66 %
Oil
24 Ve
24 Ve
200
23 Ve
Jun
31
18
19
2,800
16% July
24
22%
22%
100
21%
Jan
16
16
300
16
Sep
21%
23 %
Oct
2.75
Oct
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10
Realty & Construction
Transamerica
Trico
Oil
&
Union
Gas
Paper
Name
Oil
Co
23'A
50c
2.75
Co
of
(Un)
Pacific
Ry
Sugar
United
Airlines
:
Co
Aircraft
Corp
Fruit
Gas
United
Industries
8
Corp
Industries
Steel
Varian
Victor
Westates
Coast
31%
Jan
39%
33% Mar
43%
Sep
30%
Jan
Jun
16 Ve Mar
42%
500
25%
2,200
13 Va
1,700
10%
&
Sep ;■
United
Washington
Gas
Light
Baltimore Transit
13
Jan
Jan
58 %
123
73% Mar
80%
78%
Columbia
Gas
Jan
Duquesne
Light
Jan
Equitable
Gas
Walker
32Ve
32 %
600
7%
7'A
300
8%
8%
200
__
44 Ve
44 Ve
100
7 Ve Mar
16%
Oct
27% May
7% Oct
8%
Ltd
Sep
69% Sep
Harbison
Home
Jan
Jeannette
Jan
Mountain
Fuel
103
Jan
1,300
30 %
May,
41
Jan
56 Va
500
42%
Apr
80
Jun
46Va
45
46%
1,600
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23%
24
700
__
48%
48%
100
40%
42
200
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40
preferred
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25
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25
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28%
Aug
Sep
200
80
51%
51%
52%
5,405
8%
4,835
7%
10%
Oct
32
Jan
47%
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1,850
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Sep
Sep
30%
1,850
26 Ve
Feb
39%
40
40%
1,227
36
30%
Jan
45%
66 Va
Apr
29 Ve
29%
17%
Oct
34Ve
Jan
July
53
.
Aug
12% May
34%
Apr
31 Ve
Oct
Aug
41% 'Sep
18 Ve Jan
Feb
92'A
Mar
9%
9%
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279
85%
82%
85%
609
72
40%
40%
44%
652
40%
25%
25 Ve
25%
356
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13%
65
50%
51%
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7%
7%
35
9%
Jun
Co
Oct
64%
Jun
Feb
28 Va
Aug
22%
13%
Oct
13%
50%
Sep
42 % May
55%
Jan
7
Feb
7%
Jan
13.50
50
50
46%
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Canadian
Co
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A
79
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Apr
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,
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Low
High
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33%
34%
100
33
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56 Va
Jan
43%
44 Ve
100
39% Mar
48%
July
29%
29%
50
28%
Sep
52%
Jan
Jun
21%
21%
139
18%
24%
232
21% Mar
26 3
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20%
24%
36%
36%
40
32%
41
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%
44%
*
Co
7
Sales
Range
44 Ve
.—10
44%
36
44%
90
Feb
42% July
21%
Oct
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Sep
%
Sep
56%
Jan
36
110
35
Jan
45
Apr
125
125
70
103
Mar
125
Sep
10
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preferred
27
27
100
4
896
1
3%
:_i
common
15%
15%
10
23 % Mar
3%
29%
Sep
Jan
4%
Sep
15 Ve May
50
22 Ve
Jan
56%
57%
117
55%
Sep
80 Ve
Jan
30%
226
29
Sep
38%
Jan
6%
6%
100
6 Ve
Apr
8%
Jan
Sep
United
5
Engineering & Foundry Co.
2.45
;
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>
Jan
U
: 7%
Aug
45%
Jan
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
S
Glass &
Chemical
v
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1
21
25
16 Va
Apr
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17
21
17
45
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800
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Apr
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23%
23%
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48%
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41%
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24 Va July
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18
Feb
20
31%
32 %
3,390
30
July
40%
Jan
28%
27%
28%
6,762
27% July
38%
Jan
21%
21%
22
725
19% Mar
22 %
Sep
46 %
46%
930
40
46 %
Sep
23%
Jan
2%
Sep
32 %
Jun
46% Mar
64%
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Last
Canadian
$2.90
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4Va '7c
preferred
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•
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of Prices
Low
Corp
$2.50
Ltd
pfd—50
.50
common
preferred
_.
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Atlas Steels Ltd
42 %
—
50
—*
•
__
25%
__
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
42 %
43
140
52
52
65
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Sales
for Week
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Sale Price
10
48 %
49
125
24 %
25 Ve
1,300
20%
21
1,070
18%
53%
100
2,620
High
37
Jan
43
Sep
47
Mar
52
Sep
26 Ve July
43
20%
Mar
Feb
19% July
35%
49
26%
Jan
Sep
Aug
28
Jan
19%
Jan
Sep
32%
"
28'A July
22 Ve
Jan
(Range for Week Ended October 7)
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
1
101
STOCKS
21 % Julv
Mar
50% July
,
Jan
35 % Mar
Jan
-30%
Jan
Low
2,600
82
Sep
5
Jun
33
for Week
38%
77%
$1,500
Week's
Low
1
V
Shares
51%
5
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Pitisourgh Plate Glass
Dollars
High
37%
79%
Jan
54
45% May
of Prices
Last
Par
Range
38%
340
Sales
of Prices
Low
559
51
1
67%
Feb
50%
49 Ve
*
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Screw & Bolt Corp of America—
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Sep
;
23%
(Joseph)
Exchange
in
Week's
Last
pfd_
Jan
Aug
44
39 % May
1.00 July
41%
(Un)___1
4%
25%
58%
3,553
common.
Co
Glass
49 %
43 %
Sep
Jan
31%
*
Can
1,800
11%
10c
:
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13%
53
_
of
26 %
27%
54%
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11%
30%
*
Co
Jan
Feb
32 Ve
.—10
33%
Oct
56 Va
Par
Aluminum
30%
22%
10%
Par
Aug
300
1,000
Sale Price
Aluminium
July
100
53%
10
Jan
1 31%
A
80%
23
25Ve
32
Ludlum Steel
Armstrong Cork Co
7%
7%
17"A
Friday
class
Apr
281
26%
11%
50
26 Ve
25%
26%
80%
71%
53%
Allegheny
30%
7%
16%
32Ve
STOCKS
Sugar
Aug
95% May
25%
10
Serv
Apr
71%
26%
Sale Price
45%
1,600
Steel
Aug
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
37%
Montreal Stock
Acadia-Atlantic
10
19%
STOCKS
Apr
75%
Abitibi Power & Paper common
4 % %
preferred
25
BONDS
Apr
17
_____»
(Un)_
Jun
16 Va May
5
Improvement
32%
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Insurance
Jan
41'A
36Vs
1
Gas
25%
1
(Un) ' ——1
Life
56 %
Apr
607
50
Service
Jan
_1
common
Oct
18%
WatdF
5.25 Mar
38Ve
10
Power_L_.
41%
820
353
Corp
United
100
72%
(Un)
Sep
4,119
29 Ve Mar
33% May
2.50
Inc
10%
Jan
Jun
19%
18%
•
1,100
75%
Co
Pictures
•
-
Mar
52%
Co
40Va
16%
Co
Water
For
Oil
Public
30 Ve
__
1
Corp
32
17
Jan
19%
30
,
18
French Lab—
39%
__
1
:
43
30%
200
Jun
51%
•
Gas Co
30 Ve
__
1
Prices
4%%
&
Jersey
Southeastern
CANADIAN MARKETS
Algoma
41%
•
*
Aug
25%
12%
41%
13 'A
10
;
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Oct
Jan
18%
Aug
25Ve
■___
Petroleum
Preferred
West
to
Ga&
Pennsylvania
Jan
800
1
Associates
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145%
37%
42%
common,:
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Match
Bros
110%
36%
__
__5
1
common—
Equipment
Warner
300
13%
Corp common
Inc
Universal Cons
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Corp
Universal
113
•
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U
ill
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Co
Plywood
300
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United
S
900
5
Inc
United
S
700
3
34%
10
(U11)
Corp
(Un)__
U
24
2.75
25
common
U
43
31%
12 Ve
22
51
Jun
50%
93%
Jan
34%
10
Calif
Union
2,766
18
72
July
60% July
1,405
13%
28
Oct
48
52%
Co
Jan
Jan
*
*
.
Union
United
23%
30%
1
(Un)
Corp
Electric
Union
19
2
Co
47'A
changed
Smith Kline
Sun
18%
64%
12%
28
Friday
Carbide
Union
Co
Corp
Tri-Continental
16Va
5
1
Preferred
Tishman
13%
23% Mar
1
(Un)
common
62 Ve
64%
26%
Jun
5
Thompson Ramo Wooldrige Inc
Thrlftimart Inc
Tidewater
24Ve Aug
Jun
143
•
22Va
20%
20
48%
2.50
22
64%
47%
48%
•
3%
200
47%
50
Aug
1,000
25%
Jan
1
-
39%
5,800
2,507
com
Scott.
74
25%
common
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
31
Corp
Co
Power
Electric Ac Gas
Jan
21%
Aug
Sep
•
Jan
73%
Jan
47%
24%
Co
17 Ve
30%
12%
Co
24 %
73%
Sep
20
Jun
25
(Un)
Gas
8%
35% May
21% Mar
2
1
7% May
25
Inc
Texas
Aug
.3
25 Ve Mar
20%
Jan
66%
71 %
84
Corp
600
21 Ve
28
Aug
16%c
9,000
5
Sep
May
39 Ve
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866
1
3
10%
7
663
767
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36%
18
Jan
8%
.
common
9%
16%
8%
15%
3
Electric
49
18
Transmission
.
Electric
Jun
1
Jan
Jun
69%
Corn
South
Telautograph
Sep
16%
6%
10
Transportation
65%
__
54 Va
12
42%
Inc
47 % Mar
3%
Sep
10
Inc
Photo
300
8%
38%
44
Sep
Sep
Sep
43
Linotype
54Va
10%
28Ve
110
Bait—
36'A
11
900
44%
66%
Inc
Public Service
9%
Jan
36%
40%
8
Co
Co.
49
1
39%
8%
Battery—
Chemicals
Potomac
■
Jun
41%
.
41
4,100
Sep
30 Va
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Pennsylvania Power Ac Light
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Jan
35 Ve May
39%
Pennsalt
39%
49
10
(Un)
40
97 Va
69%
5
Fund
54%
__
1
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%
Jan
42%
Co
Mergenthaler
.■
32%
48 Va
10
International
200
79%
401
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Light
(Julius)
Ac
23 Va
1
5
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
41
Merck
46%
__
23%
5
(Un)
Oct
.
39
40%
5
Gas
7%
Co
America at
(The)
39%
—
7
issued
July
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6%
(Un)
.
Martin
20'A
6,746
44
Corp common
1
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1.6«%
International Resistance
10#
Lehigh Coal & Navigation.
1
10
Jan
44
Feb
91%
32%
21
Dairies
Garfinckel
Jan
7%
Jan
82%
35%
35%
General Acceptance
23%
__
10
common
Foremost
.
High
63 %
Sep
Sep
42%
405
88%
5
non-voting—
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50
44
of
A
Sep
23% May
19 Ve
Oct
,
22 %
1.80
&
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Sep
>
common
50
Jan
66%
104
32%
4.33
Light
18%
%
Inc
Co
Power
40%
%
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
39%
90%
Low
23%
64%
64%
•
Co
Publishing
2,200
%
(Un)
Curtis
•<100
-
Aug
Range Since Jan. 1
High
200
Ford
,
7% Aug
41%
Shares
1,331
Class
Sep
900
Jan
Sep
125 Va
for Week
7 Ve
Duquesne
25%
100
24%
20%
Apr
22%
1,100
(Un)____
Corp
,
6%
<Un)____
Jan
14
Sales
Range
12%
Jan
Jun
Week's
7
42
35
30%
25
J
100
12
Electric
6%
(Indiana)
112
10% July
91% Feb
7 Ve
Finance Co
30 Va
'
400
12%
Jan
6%
♦
59
16%
Feb
30%
__
Oct
13 Va
I
Jan
25
1
Jun
43%
100
12
Delaware
;
Aug
22% Aug
31
Aug
__
64%
200
_1
55 Ve
29%
22%
18%
Jan.
46%
Sep
Sep
32 Ve
600
44
23%
33%
Electric
Transit
18%
33 Ve
58%
—
*
California
N
Tel
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Sep
17% July
100
lc
of
Ac
Corporation
May
8,600
2,200
i.
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25%
__
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Tel
Budd
i
Jun
18%
22%
23
23%
50%
Baltimore
.
Jan
30%
33%
39%
Jan
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jan
13
-
50c
Co
15%
Apr
30%
20%
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Oil
12 %
38Va
5
55%
Low
1
Research
1,500
78 Va
A
Sep
41% May
of Prices
,_10
Co
31%
24% Aug
58% Jun
Coru
Oil
Stores
22 %
-3
—
100
110
__
Last
common—
Oct
Oct
Service
Oil
Steel
Jan
Apr
•
of
Wood
American
•
49%
(Un)
Co
_1
Apr
Jan
22
200
__
44%
13 %
13 %
Par
40%
22 Ve
20 %
5
Inc
1
Friday
Sep
100
;
20
43%
Sale Price
15'A
400
1
Apr
23%
Sep
49%--
Co. <Un)
Public
Warner
33%
24%
20
__
Jan
16%
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
100
-
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35%
400
48%
50%
10
STOCKS
300
20
__
.
Oct
17 Va
44%
_10
18%
i-i
Jan
21 Va
Co
Standard
Sunset
29%
.22
200
-
-
46%
49%
pfd series A
Standard
uakei
28%
22
8
Standard
When
31%
100
Mar
21%
;.
;
Co
Brands
Suburban
1,100
15%-.
31
..
29"%
34%
15%
21%
Standard Metals
Suu
34
15%
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Railway
&
Sep
High
500
Aug
;
Petroleum
Southern
Stone
83
35 %
(Un)'___!
Southern
Stanley
Jan
35
1
—
Gas
Oil
55%
"
preferred
Standard
100
35%
20
4.88% •'preferred
Warrants
79%
Low
19 Ve
17%
__
6.25
common
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18%
Jan
Sep
Mobil OIL Co (Un)
15
Southern Calif Edtson Co common—25
bpei rv-Rand
71%
Jan
Bocony
Standard
Oct
Co
1.35 May
_l
Smith-Corona-Marchant
Southwestern
38%
;
OH & Gas Co
Sinclair
Oil
Corp
Calif
1,100
1
Signal
Co
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Weslinghouse Elec Corp
Wheeling Steel Corp com (Un)
Cab
Low
18Va
2.50
Zenith Radio Corporation (Un)
23%
__
Telegraph (Un)
Jun
39%
Shares
*
56
28.
1.40
(Un;____
Union
Co_
38 % Mar
400
79%
__
Ry
Yellow
43%
for Week
1
Jan
16% May
"
Inc
25%
90c
1
Southern
Sep
200
:
.
Southern
12
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21
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&
Aug
11% July
Oct
1.35
5
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Feb
53%
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Schering Corp
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7%
200
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l,5o0
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15%
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30
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preferred
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Feb
20%
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cumulative
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&
100
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System
300
9%
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;
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Jan
37%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Apr
27%
__
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Rhodes
78 %
Oct
53%
14 %
2.50
;
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500
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Low
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Rexall
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Last
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Rebel
Sales
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Friday
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25
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Jun
58
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Jan
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Jun
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417
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1,135
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200
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39%
537
101
57
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Aug
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38
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10
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a
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40
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19
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22
4,290
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2,350
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International Bronze
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International Nickel of
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International Paper common
International Utilities
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3,160
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110
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Jan
137
Sep
13% Mar
16
Jan
45
45%
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Jan
19 V* July
71
24 Vz May
77
July
May
6
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Jan
65
Feb
Apr
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Sep
87
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12
Jan
24
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29
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31
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47
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310
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9
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25
3.50
3.50
100
36
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3.15 Aug
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60
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52
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9
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33%
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15
40
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51
85
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54
94%
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Aug
25
80
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94%
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18
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20
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14
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51
18
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12
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83
Aug
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Sep
14
31
Oct
56% July
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130
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60
350
12
Mar
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35
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38
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41
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Chibougamau Copper Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
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33
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23
36
310
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40
30
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preferred
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15
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11
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100
38
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15
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class
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—15
Kl
5%
preferred
General Dynamics
Great Lakes
..»
_
common
Petroleum
57
Corp
Foundation Co of CanadaCos
470
•
Players Canadian
Motor
1,835
15'A
•
Paper
Bank
AlsCope
—
Eddy Paper
50
60
87/a
"50
;_i
A
58
12%
-3%
7%%
preferred
Dupuis Freres class
40
15
'
Jan
common
Canada
39%
42%
Sep
Brewery
of
39%
.•
Gas__
s
Jan
99
60
preferred
Mar
19% May
48'% Jan
15%
10%.
common
Jan
41
Coal
Textile
Donohue Bros
15%
•
Chemical
18
11% July
Oct
99
Ltd
&
Oct
_
Jan
-42
-10
Stores
13%
885
.
Ve Mav
15%
common
Steel
2,690
12
Feb
20
•
com
preferred
Dominion
13%
11%
41% July
Aug
110
Feb
100
Dominion
Apr
Jan
10%
8% May
101
Jan
19%
•
Preferred
Dominion Glass
39
::;ioo
common-
(A V)
(Canada)
Preferred
6'/r
International
Ltd
Roe
United
■"—5.-25
-
Jun
17
Jan
May
17
-
Jan
7%
'
Jan
Apr
13%''Feb
Apr
50
2.25
*
Foncier
Franco-Cdn
Zellerbach class A
(M)
16
Sep
8%
4.00
Glass
Oil
17 V*
10
14%
100
Gatineau
12% July
8
4,118
Dominion
8.45
al2% al2%
2.75
Distillers
Sep
14%
•
18%
class
212
14
May
Jan
21%
21%
2.20
3,110
2.75
Coronation
41%
13
44%
•
—
.
40%
17%
St
2.40
15
2.75
Jamaica
Oct
—
9
Sep
Aug
7% July
14%
18%
$4.50
18
15
•
$2.75
32
a—
1,050
•
$2.25
Jan
Jan
5.25
Textile
$1.40
23
Oct
2.05
300
Mining & Smelting
Imperial
Apr
5% May
1,775
6%
July
13%- Jan
28
10
6%
83
Apr
17%
2,150
Consolidated
Imperial
18%
:
22% May
May
12%
20 V*
Consolidated
Imperial
80
100
'
5.00
preferred—10
Coghlin
<B
J)
Columbia Cellulose Co Ltd
Combined
Enterprises
Consumers
Jan
41
^
—
Hudson
Jan
5.25
25
Farm
Howard
19% Aug
25
13
2.05
•
common
Vickers
Class
16
-
•
com
Railway
Canadian
General
Aug
50
Cockshutt
k
Sep
22% Sep
58 V* Sep
40% Sep
•
common
Petrofina Ltd
French
12'/2
Feb
8ya
Jan
1
International Power
Oil
Jan
25%
•
Reitman's Canada
Class A
Southam
Canadian
Fraser
Feb
f
20
—-
•
Canadian
Famous
13
125
85
13
——
•
Preferred
Pont
10%
1,000
9
20%
100
—
Corbys
45%
46% Mar
38
.10
com
B
Canadian Pacific
26%
Apr
Sep
35
39% Mar
26%
18%
.
Canadian
Feb
20
11%
•
Power
15%
—:—
Industries
Co
24
74%
12.50
Converters class B
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A
Canadian
Oct
21
14
common-.—*
.
Transport
34%
—
•
Canadian
Class
&
Jan
16 V*
„
Canadian
10 %
—
Tubes
Feb
26%
common
$1
preferred
Canadian
Chemical
Warrants
150
710
451
Jan
10
Jan
Jan
Jan
10%
1
common
Provincial
Jun
Products
11
Mar
102
21%
•
:
Development u
Corp of Canada
46% Aug
221/2 July
24 % Apr
93% Mar
21%
*-*»
93
325
41%
♦
Corp
Pacific Petroleums
17
Feb
Car
—
Ontario
Fenmans
328
'
series
Steel
Oct
Sep
Sep
2,805
.20
5%
preferred
Canadian Canner class A
Canadian Celanese common
For
45%
42%
7%
25
common
Lower
Oct
50
-
100
19
12'%
10'A
•
Nova Scotia Light & Power
Ogilvie Flour Mills common.rrT.
7%
preferred
Rolland
Steamship
Bronze
T-oeb
93%
13%
44%
100
Canadian
$2
Jan
Sep
21'A
—40
Noranda Mines Ltd
8%
21%
•
Locomotive
8,405
21%
_
'
Aluminum
Indus
Mar
.
High
Aug
8%
21%
•
A
B
Montreal
99%
*
Preferred
National
32%
—100
British
Home
Molson
8%
2,694
13 %
Sep
32
21%
Canadian
Frnsst
class A
Breweries Ltd class
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
14
■
100
(Robt)
Shares
High
13%
8%
preferred
Jun
35 V*
37% Mar
32
common.
Electronic.
Canadian Bank of Commerce—
Canadian Breweries common.
Ford
Aug
292
•
preferred
Canadian Aviation
Du
5\z%
14
*
common
5%
93% "
*
5%
Dow
Jan
Sep
Low
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd •
50 V*
-
44%
10%
25
class A
preferred
Canada
IVr
24%
92
•
Cement common.
$1.30 preferred
Canada Iron Foundries
common.
57
Mar
3.50 May
5,900
44%
Canada
Crush
45
17,547
10%
Sep
42
Preferred
Credit
Sep
Sep
15c
15c
49
Products
Calgary Power
7% May
120
4.95
29%
Li_l
Ltd
50
27
—
Crown
Mitcnell
Jan
4.20
^
Company
IV*'/e
Massey-Ferguson
42%
44%
Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Power
British Columbia
Telephone
Building
23'% Mar
92
British
Mills
July
July
47% Aug
for Week
of Prices
Par
46 Vz
38
11,512
——
preferred
Brown
High
Feb
46%
4.60
„
preferred
Bruck
575
29%
—
preferred
4% 'A
37
Sale Price
Electric—
preferred
4%%
700
45%
18c
Mersey 5%%
4%'/«.
41
30
Sales
Range
Last
1
Class
preferred-.
Brazilian Traction Light &
PowerBritish American Oil common
British
Low
7%
Bowater Paper
Rlgnts
Bowaters
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
47%
__50
—50
—
40%
Week's
Friday
Shares
High
29
Telephone
Bo water
5
&
B
(Range for Week Ended October 7)
for Week
Low
Monday, October 10, 1960
.
Sales
of Prices
Sale Prioe
Par
.
.
10%
8%
9
31%
31%
1,185
225
650
175
?*
Dome
Oct
ADr
10% May
6
29%
.
Jan
Jan
11
-
9
32 %
Mar
Sep
Sep
Petroleum
Mines
Mines
Domi*ion
Dominion
Corp
Ltd
Ltd
*
1
^
Ltd
Engineering
Leaseholds
•
Works
Ltd
Ltd-
•
1
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum
Co Ltd.*
East
Kootenay Power 7%
cum
pfd—100
60c
6c
22%
__
1.12
16'%
200
60c
60c
1,000
6c
6'%c
4,500
21'%
23%
al5% al5'%
3,195
17
Jun
24
Sep
1,000
14% Aug
19
Jan
1.07
1.15
20,400
25
25
26'%
.365
1.17
1.17
1.17
10
16%
Oct.
40c
July
5c
Mar
1.03
Seo
26%
Oct
116
Apr
■
1.25 May
9'%c
Jan
1.72 May
40
Jan
130
Jun
Volume
192
Number
5993
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1431)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
STOCKS
Range
Last
SaJe Price
Par
East
Sullivan
Ltd
Mines
Nickel
Fontana
Mines
1
Freiman
Ltd
Fundy
Bay
Futurity
J)
(A
Low
1.55
1.70
1,000
5c
5c
I,000
•
32
32(4
300
2c
2c
2,000
*
a35
a35
5
_1
4c
4c
20c
3c
45c
Ltd
.
Ltd
common
__
Copper Mines Ltd_.
Oils
1.55
Toronto Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Mines
(1945)
Low
_____1
Empire Oil <fc Minerals Inc
Falconbridge
for Week
Shares
Ltd
*
2.03
Jun
28
Sale Friee
Aug
5c
Oil
Golden
Ventures
Haitian
Copper
Internation
6%
l
Lead
Mining
Oil
I,000
3c
Jun
10c
Feb
22c
4,500
17c
July
38c
3%c
70,000
2c
Aug
7c
8,300
30c
Mar
Mines
Ltd
Power
&
Jan
50c
Abacus
Abitibi
Jan
3c
3c
1
10c
pfd—_50
Company
Mines
40c
Min'g &
Explorat'n
(Alfred)
Inc
Ltd_l
4c
Co Ltd_l
class
I
A
17%
of
Lowney Co Ltd
Canada
Ltd
4%c
7c
-
4%c. 4yac
(Walter M) ______—wj_*
38c
40c
25
25
25
37c
May
Jun
6Vic Jan
27
July
Apr
14 V*
Sep
Oct
97c
Jan
Acme
150
Jun
6c
Surpass
Agnico
Mines
Akaitcho
Jun
58c
Aug
23% May -
27Vi
Jan
—
Massval
Ltd——
Mines'
"_T
1
Mid-Chibougamau
a8
*
Mines
Ltd
26%
1
:
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd-—i__
a9
18c
July
32c
21
July
29 Vi
Jan
7,200
55c
July
1.13
Jan
25c
19,950
15c
Mar
18c
11 y2
6c
Canada
Ltd- —1
50c
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd—
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd_,^
*
of
100
y2,
6c
•
50c
6
*
a20
2,000
a8%
Sep
5c
Sep
Sep
231
5
75
19
\
7
Jan
10Vi
1
—
Formaque
Mines
Ltd
:
1
j.
5c
sy2c
II,500
4c
Feb
10%
Ja*
July
19c
July
52
Jan
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
New Jack Lake: Uranium Mines Ltd—1
3c
-3c
3c
5,000
lc
Jun
6c
Feb
New
Santiago Mines Ltd
3c
3c
3 Vic
22,000
2c
Jun
6c
Jan
New
Spring
3c
4y2c
16,500
2c
Mar
5c
Feb
Oil
Class
A
Ltd_*
45
50
-
43
Amulet
West
Nocana
&
Mines
Miner
Ltd_
Jan
4,500
14c
90c
Aug
Jan
4c
Jun
9Vic
Jan
47c
52c
8,100
40c
Jan
91c
Jan
com.
Quebec Power Co Ltd
1,000
1
♦
25
25
24
*
3.75
3.75
100
Metals
Ltd
industries
17c
5c
Ltd
,J—r
North
Rare
15c
1
American
Northwest
1
Ltd—
Mines
North
25
5c;
25
Jan
3.75
Mar
26
Oct
Ltd
(1945)
1
Explorers
Opemisca
Ltd__
Opemiska Copper Mines
10c
1
9c
10c
9c
(Quebec) Ltd_l
5.00
Jan
9c
2,800
5.90
2,100
Jun
16c
Paudash
Paul
Exploration
Stores
1
12 %c
:
Ltd.;-
Mining Corp_—
Gold Mining Co Ltd
Porcupine
Prime Mines
Pow Corp of Can 4 %%
5c
I—
Ltd__
7%
,_2
„—
10c.
July
23c
Jan
5.50 Mar
4,150
5c
II,600
11c
200
7'/2
,
10c
7
10c.
4,000
8.50
3c
3c
3,000
8V2c
9%c
1
9%C
28,700
Sep
Jan
16c-
Sep
55c
Jun
•
7c
1
;
10c
12c 13 Vic'
—*-
Pennbec
Pitt
10c
Ltd—
Mines
Service
Ltd__l
Feb
20
85
Jun
96
1,500
12c
Oct
3.70
3.80
—
^
2.40
Sep
200
17%
Jun
21
Jan
1,301
48c
Sep
78c
Apr
40 %0
45c
34c
Apr
3%c
4c
11,000
2,000
2.00
1.65
700
18,767
106
46c
105% 106 Va
6.50
42c
476
7.30
49c
IT
32%
20c
30,707
23,880
17"
602
4.20
31%
32%
3,985
18c
21c
33,950
1.53
4%%
1,350
24%
—10c
1st pfd_50
43
*
cum
1.91
Ltd.
Producers
Gas
Quebec
Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd.
Quebec
Cobalt
Quebec
Lithium
Oil
Quebec
&
Feb
*
8%
—
______
Larder
Apr
55c
Jan
May
5c
Mar
5c
J an
10c
Feb
Apr
44
Aug
Aug
2.75
Apr
18c
Development
Telephone
Corp
Ltd
18c
2.55
3,600
2.00
14V2c Aug
1.27
700
2c
2y2C.
8%c
2,500
33
2.00
2,000
8c
32 y2
125
___.
8c
common
1.62
1,500
2.30
2.45
39
160
,
Jan
,
,27c
Jan
3.85 Mar
Oct
3.15
Crest
Gold
Roberval
Ltd
Mines
Mining
3c
-_1
Corp_______
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
f
'
St
\
*"
V .
Lawrence River
St
Maurice
Sep
8c.
Aug
19c
Leduc
Inc—
i
Dufault
34
Aug
5c
Tib
Mines
1,200
6.25
6.55
Develop
Anacon
Lead
82c
82c
82c
500
6%
"492
11 y2
100
6 %■
11%
Ltd—i—•_
._1
-_1
Ltd.
19c
17 %c
Jan
43c
Jan
Oct
3.70
July
,4.75
6.55
Apr
68c
90c
Oct
Jan
Sep
6 % Sep
9% Mar
10
13'
Jan
8c
38c
Feb
.'Jan
-
19c"
1.52
20,500
1.52
100
Feb
1.40 May
.
Mines
Ltd____
Exploration
-1
-—
Ltd—_—
Petroleum
7c
._—
7c
•9c
—.
6c
Zi
Corp Fund—_1 —^—. .10
Trebor Mines Ltd-——__L—
-i
30
Trans-Canada
,
'
78,400
6Vic
II,000
12c
12c
——
5,500
•
6c
-1
Ltd
Corp
8c
IOC
•
13c
5,536
1.80
29
ay2c
..
150
30
2%c-
Angle
Canadian
Anglo
Rouyn
Ansil
United
Asbestos
United
Corp Ltd
Princinal
Vanguard
Westville
Oil
Ltd
24
7c
3c
mil
53c
3c
-
-
*
:
2,500
2,000
Arjon
1.55
3,090
3.20
Jan
28%
14,477
27 % July
337/a
Jan
500
22 Va
46 Vi
46%
Line
Co
Ashdown
46%
260
22c
25c
11,300
16 %c Mar
8%c Mar
Bidcop Uranium Mines Ltd
Campbell Chibougamau
Canada
&
Canada
Packers
Dominion
Ltd
24
—1
;
22%
17 c
17c
,
Mines Ltd_—_1
Co Ltd
Sugar
class
24
19c.
5.20
*
.
16.000
46%
5.40
1,900
17%
18
1,906
46%
18
B—_——A
2,380
46%
50
Canadian
Devonian
Petroleums
Marconi
Contral-Del
Rio
Ltd—*
Company—
T.Td
Oils
Chromium Mining &
3.90
1
5%
5 VB
5.60
•
...
4,900
5%
525
5.85
5.25
•'
'
Smelting,
Consumers
common^,—.—*;.
Ltd
'
:
Corp
CoUrvan
4.00
2,073
'
Consolidated
Paper
Gas Co
3.85
.____*
•
4.55
40
38
Class
14%
Atlantic
Mining Co Ltd.:——_______ 1
—
"14c
■
Feb
Jan
2.15
2.15
500
31c
33c
5%
5%
5%
400
1
8%c
7c
lie
30,300
20o
4,800
51%
8.00
51%
195
7.75
9.00
2.340
16c
& Paper pfd—50
of Canada Ltd
•
122
fliant Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd—1*
Qunnar Mines Ltd
12
12,
7.65
—_1
:
7.25
Kelly
Douglas
Kerr-Addison
Loblaw
class
Ltd
Gold
Companies
Ltd
Ltd
20y4
5
:
A
19 Vi
5Vi
*
Mines Ltd-:
5%
13 Vi
1
Calss
'
&, Paper Co (Class A__*-
_!_____—_——1
B
Moore. Corp Ltd,
65c
1.02
26% Mar
35%
Jan
43
49
Jun
29%
2,120
48%
48%
48%
215
9%c
class
:—10
1,500
6c
41c
1,200
37c
8%
100
12
12
50
12V4
155
39c
44c
34,900
25c
1.45
1.55
20%
20%
207/s
13,050
1,473
19% July
7c
7c
7c
1,000
14c
192,400
52,766
7c
7,000
Gold
Aunor
Mines___-__—
Mines—
$5 preferred
Banff
Mines
Bankfield
Quebec
Copper Corp Cq Ltd—,
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
_1-
•
.
56c
—
San
Antonio
*
Ltd
Mines
Consolidated
2.92
2,200
7%
7%
200
2.21 May
7 V* Oct
6%
7
400
6V2
3.50
3.00
3.50
300
2.50 July
3.80 Mar
5.25
5.00
5.30
4,365
4.85 July
8.00
17%
19
Jan
1.25
Feb
Baska
Power
Class
B
&
Jap
Boaver
82c
Jun
26c
28c
8,873
19c
Feb
10 %c 10 %c
Apr
10 %c
1
Mines
Feb
5c
Jari
Belchflr
Co
Class
B
14c
51c
July
22
8,900
7V2c
2,936
47 Vi Mar
58%
Sep
61
2,953
56% July
77%
Jan
4.95
5.30
200
1.63
1.67
30,375
10c 10 %c
7,900
1.63
10 %C
Jan
Bevcon
Bibis
.Hi
Trans
Mountain
Union
Gas
United
United
of
Pipe Line Co_,
Canada
Windsor
Ltd
*,
50c
—
—
For footnotes, see page 42.
52c,
50c
Jun
7lc
Mar
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Mar
29 '/a
403
23
Mar
13c
8,500
2,295
4%C
5%c
17,100
-
21
110
52c
46%
15,149
2c
6c
Aug
Jan
Black
18% July
17c
24%
Oct
4.50 Mar
13%
•'30c
4
7.20
18
Jun
43% July
Sep
Sep
Aug
5c
50c
37%
-
37%
37%»
35%
•
35%
35%.
2.25
48%
8%
■
8Vs
Bowes
Company
Jan
Jan
47%
Aug
Oct
92c
Feb
••—5,517
22,000
lie
75c
42%
10c
May
19c
Feb
Sep
15 %c
Jan
Jun
67c
4:, 000
14%
7c
7%c
43c
2,000
43c
17c 231/2 c
291,800
7c
Mar
2,000
5c
Jun
41/2 C
1,000
3c
July
7c
Jan
Jan
5c
36c
5c'
-
Jun
4.00
/
4.40 July
7.00
4.10 July
4.55
6.70
Sep
.
Sep
120
Sep
172%
22,900
May
65c
48
295
41
Mar
48%
260
45
Mar
52
16c
17C
1,271
7%
77/8
810
16c
Oct
30
100
26
Oct
6c
8c
99,695
14,342
52,556
1
1
5.65
5.65
5.95
*
4.70
4.25
4.95
Sep
46
46%
95
Sep
Bridge
Jan
Tank
&
;—50
preferred
4%
4%%.
i
preferred
preferred
preferred
4% %
•
5Va%
British
Columbia
19Vi
Aug
29y»
Jan
5%
Aug
7%
Forest
Products
26
Jun
22 Vi
Apr
29
Sep
,
Columbia
Telephone—
23Vi Mar
Brockville Chemicals
Broulan
pfd
Oct
Jun
32
July
6.10
Sep
3.50 May
5 Va
Jun
35% July
2.05
2.09
19,300
1.90 May
29%
17,291
78
78
100
24% Aug
69
Mar
44%
44%
85
37
*
Mar
4.55 May
26%
tf-
6c
Mar
49'A May
2.65 Mar
35%
Jan
78%
Sep
45%
Sep
93
92
93
236
80
Mar
93
Oct
48%
48%
49%
823
427/e Mar
50
Aug
51%
51%
51%
525
47*
52% Aug
IOI/2
2,625
10%
10
"
1
.
9%
Mar
Sep
14 %
Jan
15V8 July
Jan
•
14
14
14
1,150
14
32 %
32%
32%
4,075
37 Va
28
44%
44%
45%
2,188
30% July
42
Feb
10
10
10
200
Sep
11%
20c
Jun
35Vi Mar
1.80
49
July
2.75
Jun
44c
Oct
1.20 Jan
Jan
Buffalo
&
Smelting
47
Aug
a
44,950
52c
Jan
13%
120
97/b Mar
16%
Jun
X
3.00
3.15
400
2.§0 May
5.30
Feb
6c
71/2C
37,500
Oct
8c
Mar
1.38
1.45
1,100
Sep
2.26
4,200
'7c
T
1
1.38
5%c
18c
5c
51/2C
32
32
331/2
710
8c
7%c
8c
6,740
*
14%
14%
141%
665
*
Lake—
Products
6 %
Aug
Sep
Burlington
5c
Oct
18c
Jan
Burns
Oct
11
a
Extension
Hill
Bunker
Jan
33c
13%
1
Gold
Ankerite
Building
9%
1
Mines
Reef
13%
13
13»A
3,560
*
*
18c
5c
1.28
Oct
5 Vac May
29 Va
Jan
5c
Aug
14%
Oct
8c
35
12%c
17%
Apr
Mar
Aug
Sep
Jan
Jan
8.05
49c
8%
52c
Oct
Cable
11
Jan
Cadamet
July
Sep
Calalta
2.60
Jun
Jan
Calgary
—
Mines
&
Oils
Mines
-—
13c
13c
—1
13c
1
lie
10c
28c
28c
3,533
12c.
—25c
_—
_—
30c
5,020
-
1.45
Petroleum
7.00
Sep
,
&
13 % !Jan
—
Calgary Power common
32%
Feb
397/8
Sep
Calvan
Consol
Oil—
Aug
37
Jun
Calvert
Gas
Oils
7% July
12
Jan
Campbell
16%
Jan
Campbell
12
Apr
Canada
Jan
Canada
&
—;—
17%
Apr
11% July
90c
26
„
Jun
Oct
<■
1.87
28
Jun
Red
Bread
;
common
57c
Jan
21%
Jan
24
21%
21
22 %
5,426
16 Va
1
3,15
3.15
2,500
43c
45c
2,060
——
a
1
5.45
5.20
1.65
2.20
14
14
15%
3.55
*
common——*-■
—
16c
6,400
1.75
-Lake.
Cement
Preferred
20c
14%
1
Chibougamau
———_—~—20
25
5.65
3.55
15,008
2,700
-
.
425
Feb
3.15 July
36 Vac
Sep
4.30 Mar
3.45
Aug
Sep
22%
Aug
27
27
65
Feb
7.20 Auflf
15%
Sep
1,563
Sep
Mar
Oct
3.40
25%
3.55
63c
Jan
9% May
1.65
860
24
Jan
May
July
14%
5,300*
Jun
8c
14%
*
•
14
9c
27c
*
_•
Edmonton—
35%
12 V* Mar
Sep
13% May
-
3.25
1
25
Sep
17c
10
British
B
Power;
Oct
26
Sep
Jan
*
class
Columbia
Columbia
Apr
26
Sep
10%
1
Packers
British
9Vs
2,100
Jan
Jan
Apr
10 Vi
4c
2.06
100
50
50
—:
__—
preferred
1.00
1.20
Apr
29%.
pfd—100
50
Electric
Buffadison
1.15
•
TV*
1
—
Oil
American
Columbia
Oct
50
33c
*
Petroleum
Brit alt a
20
al2
27 %c
38c
Pioneer
Bralorne
Oct
al2
31c
26
Boymar Gold Mines..
Oct
19%
2,100
5Vac
50%
8c
Oct
1,025
15-
July
50%
Warrants
147/8
Jan
47%
37c
___
906
8%
24 %
Sep
Sep
19%
-
Sep
Jan
__50
77/B
Oct-
2,675
Jan
18c
1
—
—
Rights
500
7.10
7%
-
50c
53c
4V/2C
1
pfd
Paper
2.900
2,99
=;
20 Va July
24c
-50
Ltd——
Corp 5%
preferred
Bowater
17c
I'll
Mines
Mines
1
•
Uranium.
Bay
19%
675
May
4% Aug
4 %c Aug
Jan
July
37% J uxy
10c
9,100
45%
47
Jan
43c
7c
—1
a-
Company
Brunswick Mining
7,000
9%
12 Vac
37
11c
1
Mines
BicrofJt' Uran Mines_>_
200
1.42,
^
*
T
52c
9 Vb
1.32
♦*
♦
Ltd
Hotel.
♦
*
Ltd.
Amuse't. Corp Ltd "A" vot tr
Oils
•
A_^_.
—
Oil
.
9 %
1.42
May
750
6%
Sep
6c
7,950
5%
Oct
1.81
17c
6%c
50c
46
.500
Mines
Yukon
Jan
Jan
Sep
100
Apr
July
40%
21
1
12c
Jan
8.05
1.30
Sep
5.30
10c
29%
5c
11c
Apr
40%
10 %C
5%
._25
Copper Corp
4.00
6c
40%
•
Mining Corp
26 Vi
Aug
101/2
475
Aug
53 »/2
;
Telephone
July
12%
16,200
43c
60%
•
common
6c
"
Jun
7%.
Apr
6.00 Mar
Jun
Sep
7c
7.00
-
;
7
Jun
52%
i
—
Mines
33 Vi
6 Vi
5c
Apr
Apr
53%
*
May
9.10
8.05
.Ltd_—__—
Steep Rock Iron" Mines Ltd
Traders Finance
Corp class
I
5V2C
Sep
9 Va
60%
'
Lodge
Bethlehem
16
600
—-
Duquesne
Beaver.. Lumber
5.00 May
335
90c
•
Paper class A_
____—
Jan
17%
90c
•
•
Mines
Uranium
16c
400
10,500
3.05
8%
Oct
17%
1
Base Metals Mining
42c
200
-
Oct
2.80
*
Beatty Bros
12
60c
Jan
Jan
14c
7
1
Mines
Barnat
Seattle
100
500
11c
19c
10
Traction
Barcelona
Jan
125
1.80'
Jun
10
Bank of Nova Scotia
Sep
2.90
—
Gold
Snerritt-Gordon
5.6c
*
52c
Industries
Russell
1.80
5c
7%
•
'
6c
-1
—-
—
Montreal—
of
Bank
Buffalo' Red
National Petrolqum Corp Ltd_——_ _25c
New Mylamaque Explorations Ltd— —1,
Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd
—v_.1.25
Jun
5%c July
50c
:
Bankeno
14c
200
8%c
May
July
1
25
—
Oil
14c
3,840
Jan
Jan
*
—
Bailey Uelburn Oil <fe Gas class A
2,000
20
Jan
2.10
28
*
T_,
A!
class
Products
B
Class-
Jan
*
-1
Mines—
Electric
Fabric
60c
Aug
5c
May
12% May
13% Jan
10% Mar
1.06
Jan
9
Oct
41c
7%C
Auto
12
1
Mines
Jan
10c
1.45
6c
14c
44 7/8
Jan
89c
*
a—
Auto
May
July
7% Mar
•
Copper
7%c
Sep
19%
43%
7c
Feb
1
Nickel——
Arcadia
Coast
9%c
12'A
12
10
A
7c
41c
8%
*
6%c
16
1934
Feb
1,800
7o
13%
42%
)
__
.
;—*•
j.
19.I/2
Jan
75c
29
40c
common—
Brown
fylacLaren Power
Jan
35c
Jun
Jan
Aug
July
9c
2,435
2,825
27c
3c
8V2C
British
28Vi
Jan
7%c Jun
1
British
28
*;
class -A
Aug
13 %
Jun
14c
1
Sep
250
52'/a
6.50
5,200
1
Jan
790
Jan
lviar
49
1,000
River' Mines—.
4.85
1,090
14%c
5,599
Gold
44%
5 Vi"
Jan
9 Va
Jun
4C
29
1
Mines
Ruffner
Oct
13%
90c
Aug
9c
Atlfnacho
36% Mar
20%
Oct
Jan
3%
16c
50
Atlin
400
131/8
2.90
7c
8c
*
British
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
31c
75c
8%C
warrants
Yellowknife
4,000
7.65,
2.00 Mar
3%c
1
Mines—
Atlas
5%
Ford. Motor. Co
Feb
12c
65c
———lc
Steels
14%
-
10c
Sep
•
Atlas
40
137/8
.
Jan
July
B
Associated
4.55*
„
Sep
26c
5c
5%C
Brazilian Traction common
Canadian
.
Sep
47
36c
___
Hardware
Bowater
A_5
cl
Jun
2,500
Oil
Sep
«
Ltd
1.50
19% May
40% Mar
7%c
22c
—1
Temple
5% %
Trunk
Gas
Feb
21 %
1
Gold
Asamera
"
Alberta
Feb
36c
4,000
$2.50 preferred
Bouzan
STOCKS
40%
Sep
31,616
Argus Corp common.
Bordulac
UNLISTED
Jan
July
6c
Mines
Area
13c
1.80
700
23,500
6.10
30
18c
43c
Jan
3.50 May
18,500
10c
51c
400
Jan
—__—1
i
Pulp
Nickel
July
2c
5,800
24
7c
_
Ltd____U——
2.05
18c 19 %c
»
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Co
Mines
19 %c
3.80
1.80
1.90
Ltd_——_
——!_
Ltd
Mining
Westburne
3.75
Properties——
Explorations
Ventures
Virginia
__:_i
•___
Oct
Feb
19%
July
3.50 Sep
7%c
Mines
Arcadia
Bell
~
Sep
60c
16 V*
5c
Huronian
HVic
wJun
July
10c
29
5,490
"
Jun
7.30
40c
Mines
Petroleums
Bathurst
4y2c Aug
5'/2C Aug
4c
;
36c
Jan
107
Jun
21%
1
Controls
Analogue
Anchor
Jan
5c
Oct
2.45
24,290
,_1
——
Mines
Mines Ltd.___
Titan
2.45
Jun
3.50
27%
1O0
—
Oil
'*
Tache Lake
Tazin
Jun
10c
'
.
.
2c
2,067
6.50
—
Consolidated
.
2.45
-_1>'
Ltd
& Save (1957)
Sobey's Stores "A"
South
10c
100
28%
50c
Pete
Amurex
■
Ltd—6
Mines
Shop
Sullivan
'
I,000
2.45 JuiY
Jun
Jan
Jun
-
-2
—
t
Gas
10c
3c.
Jan
iy2c
29
t
Red
1.50 Aug
16%
Oct.
Jan
2.90
21%
1
Mines—
Amalgamated Rare Earth
American
Feb
Sep
3c
1,600
2.00
Exploration,—
Corporation
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd;
Quebec
431
1.93
Jun
28%
Aumaque
Provo
1.90
7%c Jan
50
preferred
preferred
Amalgamated
3%C Aug
•
4%
Co
625
45c
25
Ltd
Aluminum
—
3.80
Aluminium
Apr
4.00 Sep
9,075
1.65
*;
•
Oct
Oct
21 %C
56c
22%
10
Minerals^
Roxana
Feb
,
19 Va
23%
7.10
—
9%
1.95
44c
Warrants
Ash
Partridge Canadian
12
18
25
13c
Feb
8c
1,500
10c-
5.75
Apr
285
96
51c
—100
preferred
warrants
Algoma Steel
1
Obalski
550
20
1.65
Alberta Pacific Consolidated Oils:
Allied
11
20
19 Va
3.80
•
8
25 Va July
12c
1
Trunk-
Gas
Aug
96
1
Gold—
Distillers common
Anglo
New
Coulee
45
—_50c
L
10%
20
'
_
American Nepheline
New
11
19%
Feb
23
Aug
»
200
1
Yellowknife
Class A
Feb
26
Jan
25
a8y2
Feb
1.12
May
50c
Jan
12c
23%
Jan
12 Vi
-
1,000
a20
*
6c
-
6
32c
10'/2 May
1,000
6c ' 6 y2 c,
Ltd
Mussens Canada
11
-
23%
Voting trust
Feb
1,800
58c
1
Corp
10c
26%'
*
Molybdenite
375
25
55c
5
Jan
23%
_
Algoma Central common
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd-;.—
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd-
Jan
41%
•
Shoe
Ltd
Explorations
Alberta
Jan
6c
40c
Mar
*
Advocate Mines Ltd
Alberta
Oct
3,095
35
_
Oil_
Agnew
Alba
16c
100
&
High
8,400
*
Gas
Low
19c
*
common.
A
Range Since Jan. 1
High
38 y8
—
III25
Atlantic Sugar
Class
1
2c
common-
Shares
16c
•
Preferred
Jan
12
5,100
;
Apr
May
55c
10,000
1,000-
40c
Aug
50 y2
61c
Sep
17
100
30c
Sep *
4c
200
•
Jan
Paper
Sales
for Week
37 Va
16c
Preferred
May
7c
July
31c
3,000
55c.
May
50
300
17 y2
70c
8y2c July
10
13 y2
55c
3c
5,500
4c
-
13 y2
•
:
4,500
a50
17 %
_1
Langis Silver & Cobalt Mining Co Ltd_l
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd—
1
Corp
11c
,
10,500
37c 4,4 %c
a8c
,a8c,
Ltd_i__i_l
Lambert
3c
a50
_—_1
Labrador
Lithium
3c
1
'
Zinc
_1
Ltd
conv
—3—.
/
&
Corp__
cum
Ltd_—_
Continental
Kontiki
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Foundation
Mines
1
Ltd
Ceramic
Inv
Iso
Israel
Ltd
Mines
Age
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Acadia
Gaspe
Exchange
In Canadian Dollars
Feb
f^
a—
Last
STOCKS
Jan
35
Sep
Expressed
Friday
Aug
7c
Mar
2c
Are
High
1.45 May
3 y2c
Shown
Prices
45c
20c
(Range for Week Ended October 7)
Sales
of Prices
Friday
39
24
July
4.25
Jan
27% July
33%
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
Canada Foils class A
Class
preferred
Malting
Canada
Lands
•
Petroleum
Astoria
Canadian Bank
12%
Aug
23% Mar
75
Feb
82
Jan
100
44% Mar
60
24%
150
23% Mar
24%
of
1,300
87c
7c
1,200
6%c
51%
46
47
Commerce
51%
54
9c
9c
2.90
2.80
Class
A
Canadian
Celanese
8.300
8c
26,542
6I
100
5% July
Aug
58
40%
9
9
3.10
900
2.60
3.00
3.00
400
2.90
370
13%
20y4
2,125
18%
30
31%
32
511
6%
2,350
1.70
2.10
6,100
82c
85c
7,800
6%
6%
6%
72c
74c
1.10
4.10
59c
53c
59c
1.55
1.71
class A_50c
North
Canadian Oil Cos.
preferred
Pacific
4.20
14
15
Feb
32
80
Oct
2.40
Oct
1.00
11%
65c
70c
Feb
Oct
5.25
Mar
2.20
8%
930
4.30
15%
class
5%
11 %c
19%c
20%
11 %c 12 %c
1.28
•/„
19c 19 %c
20%
21%
3.80
50
7%
8%
8.85
4,245
35
34
95
95
18%
;
4
31c
l
Del
•
12%
Gold
Cbimo
14c
&
Smelting
Mines_.
Farm
Gold
Smelting
J
Conduits
Equipment
•
Mines
1
;
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Mines
Flin
Consolidated
Gillies
Consolidated
Lake
Mining
Oils
&
Ltd
Smelting
Exploration
Crain
Petroleum
Croinor
Timber
12ya
55
1.05
Gordon
3.74
Feb
4.90
Jun
11
Jan
Grand
3,500
Jun
42c
Jan
Grandroy
2.65
Jan
Granduc
11%
190"
11%
Sep
54c
55c
65c
2,700
17 %c
18c
2,250
4%c
7,500
4c
13%
Apr
5%c
Jun
3,000
16c
17c
44c
Mar
43c
62c
&
56'
125
8,600
89c
May
13c
1,500
10c
Jun
25c
Jan
5c
2,500
4c
Jun
9%c
Jan
Jan
Feb
71c
Aug
26c
Jan
8c
12c
2,951
27 Va Mar
35%
18%
10
81c
75c
81c
2.85
__
3.00
<31c
30c
48
34c
47
'
—
62
'
124
124
.
10c
r
*
1.74
1.60
1.80
6c
6V2C
6,550
104
Jun
105%
106
49
100
May
108
Sep
16%
17%
3,370
32c
July
26c
Mar
103
276
40%"
75c
200
56c
55c
55c
60c
1,025
69c
Feb
7,805
17 '<
72c
Great
50c
Jun
603
17c
Feb
17c
3,100
11 Vs
16%c
17c
20c
19c-
19c
*
130
*
7V2
47
-
20c-
—•
40%
1
—
5%
July
1958
165
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110
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43
44
95
39%
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44
1.10
1.10
280
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1.25
200
1.20
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July
10 y4
Feb
69c
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20 y4
Aug
May
1.24
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2,521
8.25
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4.25
725
4.05
July
5.00
Jan
2.80
100
2.80
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3.85
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2.65
2.50
2.70
725
1.50
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6.75
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10Vb
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11%
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27c
31c
25,200
23c
Sep
54c
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11c
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11c
1,000
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15c
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Hard Rock Gold
5c
5%c
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10c
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6c
6c
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11c
6c
7%c
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13,000
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3.45
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2.70
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105
75
210
21,244
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99
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of
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16c
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33c
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8c
8c
10c
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92c
91c
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2,500
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6.25 Sep
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100
2.50
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2,305
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11%
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10%
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15
10
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15%
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14c
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15c
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34,150
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40c
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5c
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55
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97
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55
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15c
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7,415
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20,319
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21
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50c
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39c
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Aug
Sep
17%
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185
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5.75
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55c
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43
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31c
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19c
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68c
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Apr
1,882
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55c
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3,166
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29c
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8.55
3,149
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17
Canadian Wallpaper Mfrs class B
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4.75 Aug
Oct
Aug
3.95 July
14,428
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6,327
42 Vb
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15
Apr
60c
930
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25
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27c
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7%
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Duvan
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10%
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11,900
100
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1,367
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3,981
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Jan
14c
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Jan
2.60
45 Vb Mar
2,430
8%
36c
common
8,900
9,166
32c;
9.35
49c,:\
28%
common—•
Coal
Textile
Jan
61c
Jun
3.10 May
11,516
1.95
8%
•
Canadian
20c
33c
u
18%c July
6'/2c Jun
8,600
10,750
common—^-1
Invest
;
Jan
2.75
4.10
16
1.43
5,803
4.75
4.05
preferred
Superior Oil
7%c Jan
Jun
22c
15 %
IV.
Preferred
Dominion
Feb
85c
Sep
25c
Dominion
Jan
2.20 Jul|y
332
65c
5.20
1
Canadian
9c
■
Sep
1.34
Jun
11
210
15
14%
Railway
Jan
104% May
Apr:
8%c
6.85
■
15%
common
&'Steel
Preferred
7% July
Jun
6%
500
74
4.25
Petrofina
—•
Electrohome
Steel
71c
800
15%
___
Canadian
Canadian
9%
4%c Aug
11,000
11c;
111%
Stores
5% July
•
common
—-
common
Foundry
Dominion
8% Mar
15
•
Mines
_
6.95
Warrants
Dominion
Dominion
875
2.50
Canadian Northwest
Dominion
Sep
Sep
415
2.10
Inca
99%
.
28%
22%
^
Jan
Jan
10
15
•
common
Dairies
Jan
6%
74
1
Gold
Oct
21 y4
28'%
2.50
f
Bridge
Dominion
19
6
*
Gas
2
20
2,000
„
.
20c
46 %c
preferred—100
Anglo Inv
14%
9%
4.00
10c
Industries
Malartic
Sep
6
,
8c
49c
*
—
Dominion
Economic
<
Canadian
Petroleum
22%
10
•
common
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Jan
Apr
13c
21c
8c
.—;
9.20
i
Feb
1.70
58,025
*
Indl
21c.
.«
.
Feb
70c
24,616
1.61
100
Canadian
9c
29c
9.00
<
.
1
&
6.60 Jan
5% May
275
1
A
Canadian
19c
25o
—
Seagrams
Mines
Dome
Jan
7.05
.
28
83,525
12
16%
Oil
—
--
1
Oils—1-
18% Mar
4,050
3.75
11%
12
2,125
1.00
3.90
16
July
July
16
2,375
74c
Petroleum
8% July
1,217
20
18%
1.05
Homestead
29
5c
780
9%C lOVaC';
.—;
" -
4%c>
4%c
:
1
.
T
Dominion Scottish
13
18%
Wright
Canadian Husky
Warrants
High L
Feb
13,000
9%c
°A«_
102 A 102 %j
,—
1
Dominion
Sep
Mart
6%
Canadian
25•
.
Sep
31
20%
Preferred
6
Low
160
<
"
Aug
46% Mar
4,481
83c
Products
7
3,684
2.05
Food
Dome
53%
Pete
Morse
Distillers
Jan
37%
13%
Oil
8%c
—,
1
Mines
Palmer
Feb
2.20 Aug
8c
Feb
Sep
4c
Devon
.
1
Mines
Gold
5.25
37
Canadian Gen Securities class A
New
1.30
Horn
Deldona
45%
52%
common
Fairbanks
Jun
Oct
53%
B
Canadian
.
2.50
39
37%
6
Devonian
1
Mines
5c
A
Canadian Dredge Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas &
Canadian
Denison
July
8c
Preferred
5 fir
Jan
Jan
8c
63
25
Collieries
Canadian
58
75c
47% Jun
1,300
.
1,
Mines
3,422
25
Chieftain
Canadian Curtis
Deer
39
Warrants
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1
High
.26 %
;6
;
Decoursey Brewis Minerals——1—1
Delnite
1.45
common
Canadian
Jan
•
preferred
$1% preferred
Canadian Chemical
.
Explorers
Jan
3.00
com___*
$1
Daerlng
Sep
Sep
2.65
class
26%
9c
•
—100
——1
39c
39
~
Canners
preferred
50
1.35
6
A
49
Jun
39
warrants
Canadian
1.35
Oct
1.42
warrants
B
Class
385
..
Oct
20
common
Class
26%
1
;
j.—i
Mines
41%
1,000
— T
Class
Cusco
42% May
640
46%
Sep
1
Aluminium
;
Daragon Mines
92c
*
British
Shares
Aug
'
Class
Crush International Ltd
*
Minerals
Canadian Breweries
Canadian
Jun
1
1
common
Canadian Bakeries
Canadian
21
45%
1
Tungsten
Canadian
Crowpat Minerals
Aug
730
46%
warrants
Steamship Lines
Canadian
19
90c
10
Oils
Southern
Canada
250
24%
s
Canada
20
210
•
Southern
Canada
Jun
6%c
Permanent
Canada
21
16
Low
10
:
Aug
75
•
Class B
Canada
Trust
19
54%
Sales
for Week
'
Crown
100
16
Monday, October 10, 1960
Week's
Par
...
Jan
75
Warrants
Canada Packers class A
18 %
May
54
26
Oil
,
High
54
•
Preferred
12 %
16
100
common
255
,
20
20
10
common
Low
13
.
Last
Range
Sale Price' of Prices
STOCKS""
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12%
20
*
414%
Canada
12%
*
A
Canada Iron Foundries
Shares
Low
*
Friday
for Week
of Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended October 7)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
.
-
'i
Volume
Number
192
5993
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1433)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Hudson
'Hugh
'
;•
Pam Porcupine———______
Erie Mortgage
Exploration
Huron
^
Oil
Bay
&
Hydra
9.50
10 Va
7Vic
1
10%
7%c
9c
56
55
56
30c
2,975
10
60
6%c
163
30c
Sale Price
High
8.75 Aug
3,621
3,500
30c
14Va
Jun
12c
Far
Apr
Midwest Industries Gas
Mar
Mill
City
Bank
Feb
Milton
Brick
Feb
Mining Corp
•
52
Mar
6% %
preferred
Imperial Life Assurance
«
2,020
8%
Sep
63% Aug
10% Sep
23%
23%
150
20%
Feb
23%
20
10
_____
-'Inland
&
Co_.
Natural
73
Apr
33%
9,625
30
Mar
12%
12%
4,030
6
6
T2,050
38%
40 %
4,208
46%
47%
565
15
14
15
1,785
4.50
710
5%
39%
Jan
1
4.15
4.10
4.25
1,675
1.10
1.10
225
90c
30c
33c
6,300
25c
July
1
.__
31c
3.60
Bronze
Powders
—
com__.J*
Nickel
International
_—
Utilities
Preferred
Bldg
13%-
13%
15
1,881
21
22%
525
1
2
5%c
6c
♦
48
5
■
common
36%
Credits
com
Pipe ' Line—
5
40c
Aug
16
Jan
..National
Oct
23
Jan
National
56% July
Nesbitt
Feb
36 %
Jan
New
39%
Feb
43
5 %
July
5%
15
40c
58%
3.20
3.45
3,247
38
35
Copper Mines—
Mines
Iroquois Glass preferred
160
40c
<•
Mining__
-.
12%
12%
200
33 %c
48c
115,300
__
40c
'
22c
34c
57,200
1.10
1.06
1.10
3,550
27
,
26
27
150
13c
1
i
Lake
13c
1
Gold
Mines
5,100
5
1,160
8c
8C
31,800
10c 10 %c
10,550
110%c
Club Ltd
_*
common
2.20
9
Ltd
Co
Gold
Kerr-Addison
28c
*
15c
—•
Copper
*
Apr
22c
87c
Oct
67c
12c
Jun
8c
Jan
Dickenson
Jason
New
Mar
New
28c
4% July
7%
Jan
Apr
8% Aug
Mining & Smelting
Mylamaque Exploration—
Jan
Mining
Cinch
Mines—
Gas
Lake
Lingman
Lake
Osu
Gold
Jun
5,936
25C
May
2,000
1.82
13c
Jun
1,300
25c
2.09
5% Aug
1,350
2.40
120
6C
5,500
17,990
7%
;
Sep
'
6 -
43C
1.18 May
1,020
133/4
3.95
1
Jan
3c
Aug ;
Sep
Jun 1
Jan
-
Norbeau
28%
128,100
29%
2,075
17
17%
2,240
6%
6%
235
63c
9%c
4,500
847
8,250
2.80
Lexindin
3.50
Mines
2,682
28
230
65c
13,850
20,200
31c 34 %C
14%
14%
750
1.43
1.43
1.53
12,700
20%
20%
21
470
1
A
pfd
3c
3c
3c
7,100
•
class
1.70
1.70
1.75
6,600
30
preferred-.
A
293/4
835
46
47"%
1,050
7.00
7.00
510
90c
91c
9
8%
9
1.50
1.50
Preferred
North
11c
279,000
6,850
Lyndhurst Mines
'.
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
Mines
A
1
,
preferred
Madsen
Blodel
Red
10c
6%c
6%c
Gold
Maneast
Powell
Mines
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
5% % preferred
Matachewan Consol
2c
1.60
Maybrun
Mines
Mayfair Oil &
McKenzle
Red
McMarmac Red
McWatters
Merrill
Meta
Island
Uranium
Midcon
&
18c
Apr
57c
Feb
Jan
67c
Oct
Sep
July
Pacific
21% May
Sep
Aug
2.50 July
Jun
Sep
3%c May
Oct
Mar
11% Mar
Mar
Sep
93 % Mar
«,
24
1.22
July
Patino
Porcupine
of
Canada
Expl
Peerless
Gas
8c
Jan
99c
Jan
28%
Jun
16
Aug
1.33
Jan
12 %
102
10c
Oil
Petrol Oil &
Pitch
footnotes.,
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/
it
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
■
July
Jun
13 %c
2,050
15c
May
31c
Jan-
12,000
5c
6,000
24c
May
Aug
47c
29c
50c
16 %c
16%c
18c
16,200
15c
Mar
1
55c
55c
60c
II,600
53c
July
se# page
42.
3,500
9c
Apr
16c
Feb
2,400
22c
Jun
61c
Jan
20c
69,500
9c
Aug
36c
26%
235
25% Mar
29
Jan
20
360
19% Aug
24
Feb
6.00
8,470
5.45 Mar
8.60
Jan
40,100
5.60
Ore
Jun
6%c
7%c
7,000
6c
Jun
30c
32c
2,000
30c
Jun
5.60
760
4,460
10%
14,698
6.00
17c
17c
3.50
10,590
80c
6%
Jan
Feb
8% May
Sep
7.80
Jun
5.30 Jun
20 Va July
_
Feb
Mar
13% Aug
9.00 Jan
Jan
50c
Mar
44c
Jan
52c
Jan
85c
Sep
39,000
5c
Sep
23c
-
Jan
2,278
lie
May
23c
Jun
300
3.05
Jan
4.00
158
16c
4,000
200
17 %c
20c
17,263
2.37 July
15c
Jun
16%c
16c
18c
44,800
10c
l
lie
lie
12C
21,700
11c
3.00
11c
Jan
Aug
4.40
Sep
4.40
Jun
60c
2.85
33c
Jan
Jan
Jan
July
18VaC
Sep
Jun
39c
Jan
8%
Sep
7 V»
7%
2,940
6 Va
18
19
1,900
17%
Sep
22
2
44c
41c
46c
13,600
40c
Aug
85c
12c
12c
14c
5,000
lie
Jun
21 %c Jan
1.08
1.10
700
74c
Mar
1.44 Mar
July
1.25
*
•
Uranium
9,200
48c
45c
50c
5,100
40o
Jun
74c
3,367
63c
July
5c
6,000
4c
39c
38c
41c
9,000
35c
12
12%
6,275
10% Jan
48c
50c
42,350
17c
Mar
Rouyn Gold!—
May
49c
Corp
67c
40c
500
27c
44
45
450
43%
1.65
_1
1.70
2.40
40c
45
1
61c
4c
12 Va
B0e
Prairie Oil Royalties—
Jun
69c
61c
1
Oils
7%
73c
1
•
•
Power
9
Jun
2.60
•
Gas
Powell
7%
Sep
Feb
July
12c
4.00
1.54
29%
5,370
2.55
1
Ponder
9.70
7%
8%
3.50
2
Place Oil & Gas
Premium
Jan
Jan
1.80
17c
Placer Development
Iron
President
Apr
1.70
Mines
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Crow Gold Slines—
Preston
20c
300
lie
29c
15 %C
1
preferred
Pickle
Jan
Feb
18c
8,900
Feb
.
2,700
1.17
85c
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.02
Jan
May
7c
Jan
Aug
94c
Jun
1.48 July
Jan
13% Jun
60c
Jun
42c
Feb
55%
Jan
2.90 Feb
47 %c May
6.10
25 % c
Oil
&
&
Jan
18
Jan
13
1
Ltd
Mines
30%
18
80c
1
Consol
Perrop Gold
Jan
5c
16c
Peruvian
Aug
39 c 40 %c
Jan
Jun
Jun
1
;
Gold
Jan
1.05
_2
*
common
Consolidated
Apr
13c
Sep
3%c Jan
1
1
.
Warrants
3.35
4.85
1.70
•
19
July
1.25
20c
Permo
July
1
1.42
5.80
Sep
21
30c
5.75
1
;
Sep
8%c Feb
2,385
1.40
10c
19%
1
Exploration
I
Pembiria Pipeline common
Peoples Credit common
2.92 Jan
26%
Midrim Mining
For
4.05
2.75
17c
26%
Pamoll Ltd
Pee
25
I
*
common
Feb
Jan
July
29c
Warrants
Jan
26%
*
10
Jan
Jun
9%C
•
Page Hershey Tubes
Palliser Petroleum
Paymaster
125
15%c
9%
Oct
20c
15 Vac
5,900
70c
Grain
50c
100
10%
"
74c
5%c
•
Pacific
14,150
53c
10 Va
1
Products
Pamour
5,500
Oil
Midland
58c
10%
53c
*
Paramaque Mines
Pardee Amalg Mines
Parker Drilling :
1,800
Mines
4c
90c
Sep
8c
Mining
10c
52,000
Wholesale
Jan
100
11,413
3,000
7c
Jun
6 %C
Oshawa
Overland
Pato
5.00
-
12c
6c
l
Mines
10c
3.25
5c
1I%C
•
Oct
8c
5c
Orchan
7%c Jan
5.00
5c
*
;
9c
70c
2.00
90c
26%c
5,000
25c
7c
*
11c
8%c
24c
87c
1
9c
8%c
600
8c
Mines
9c
8%c
4.90
12,600
90c
Lake
Gold
Medallion Petroleums
Mentor Expl & Devel
3.10 Aug
20c
Copper
l%cMar
3.25
1
24% May
21,072
1,640
34c
1
Lake
37
4.90
35c
30c
•
25%
4.15
35c
50c
Gas
Mclntyre
25%
4.65
30c
Jan
__
Sep
25 v*
33c
Jan
♦
Jan
26
*
1
Sep
17c
1
common
-
Oils
3%c Jun
5c
16%
12%
23%
Apr
7%c July
8%
July
12%
22%
Jan
8c
11
12%
23%
9.00
26
48 Va
10%
5.00 Mar
32c
Mar
•
Oct
4%c
41
1
Power
Jan
250
4,438
,
•
Mines
8c
20c
1.15
Gas
Producers
510
35c
37c
1,815
4.65
4.60
4.75
7,700
•
1.41
72c
1.74
1,361,150
•
2.02
1.86
2.02
22,851
4c
4c
6,000
•
Airways
Minerals
2.40
35c
1
Ltd
Ltd
2.40
1
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold
Copper Corp
Quebec Lithium Corp
Apr
Quebec
Apr
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Jan
Jan
Jan
14 %c Feb
63c
20o
Ltd
2.15
35c
3.40
35c
Sep
Jan
1.40
Jan
Feb
5.15
Jan
Jun
1.74
Oct
2.70
Apr
1.60 Aug
4c
4.35
Sep
May
7%c Jan
Jan
1.20 Apr
2.34
Provo
Purdex
Ore
Electric
Mines
Prospectors
Ltd
Gas
47%
_l
Sep
13c
Mattagami Lake
Jan
Aug
47%
1.25
Petroleums
Sep
Feb
Jun
Maxwell
81c
7%
5%c Aug
69c
Oct
4,800
Jun
7%
5,000
6%c
Jan
20c
8%
6c
6%c
Sep
Sep
38c
40c
1,500
*
9%c
6%c
18c
6,900
preferred
Jan
6c
460
15,168
46c
9Vac Jan
120
15,040
23c
44c
Jan
37c
143/4
9
20c
37 %c 37 Vac
20 %c
Mar
Aug
40
8%
Feb
1.30
Aug
4,450
99% 100%
59c
25
4c
9c
8%
Jun
19% July
21c
3,500
67,450
Mar
26c
500
27
35c
74c
3,375
13,100
36c
75c
10,875
34c
25c
4%c
69c
40
1.00
1.45
3%c
31c
22%
95c
34c
5%c
47%
13 %
Jan
23c
31%
1.00
Jan
1.04
1.37
l%c Jun
70c
Natural
Ltd—'—..
Oils
Opemlska
Feb
2.95
5%C
29
19 %c
;
Jan
13c
22%
22%
50
Mines
Steel
12c '
23c
70c
33 %c
746
Apr
Sep
1
4,535
1
36c
5c
1.80 Sep
30 %c Oct
6 VaC
Jan
1
5,000
_1
30 Vac
Jan
Gold
252,500
3,750
15,500
36c
13c
Orenada
13c
14%
470
Sep
Ormsby Mines
76C
i
1.81
6c
3.70
Sep
1%C
32c
1.80
Sep
Jan
11c
26%
7c
1.80
Opt
2.55
Sep
Mar
37c
4,000
4c
72c
27
preferred
O'Brien
Gold
Mines
Ocean Cement'
Oka Rare Metals
Okalta
22% Mar
40
47c
2.00
Jun
32c
45c
Jan
Jan
Jun
1%C
100
48%
Aug
Apr
3%c
9,545
•
Jun
21%
9,000
16,500
Oil
Anr
Jan
4%c
3.05
•
36
45c
1.64
1.32
20
4c
14 %
100
4,717
37%c
Ontario
July
2.90
'
Jan
1
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
40%
1
Sep
2.40
13%
Star
Jan
1
Mines
Maritime
39%
_1
15%
875
2.90
•
common
40
warrants—
1.40 July
2.75
13%
»'
20c
Ltd
Jan
2.66
50
*
Apr
"A"
Jan
15c
7,800
1
Jan
11c
Mines
26c
Feb
23
•
Gardens
1.46
7,500
Mines
Uran
12
6c
1.15
75c
Aug
15c
*
Oleary Malartic
Ontario Loan & Debenture
14,000
23
1
70c
13c
I
Obaska Lake Mines
Jan
1.00
7c
1.10
11 %c
4.75
July
23
1
Fields
2.95
3,100
1.14
*
Barvue
Leaf
4c
3,300
13c
50
Rankin
Nudulama
Jan
19c
*
River
Uranium
Manitou
.
»
4.20
8c
1
&
Lake
Malartic
Marcon
9%c
1
,Magnet Consolidated
Major trans
Maple
2,250
2,000
4
20
MacLeod Cockshutt
MacMillan
9,500
5c
5%C
1
Explorations
Macleods
51c
%C
9%c
•
Macassa Mines
Macfie
48c
5%c
1
2.75 Aug
90c
41c
50c
Jan
^
—
Goldcrest
Jan
215
9c
4%c
72c
Apr
9
37c
1
Jun
25c
Coldstream
4.50
1.00 Mar
40c
1
May
26c
<
3,000
33c
Jan
10 %c
Mines
18c
6,462
76c
•
Telephone
Sep
•
Uranium
May
37c
75c
89,250
10%c Jun
33
Jan
12c
36c
75c
7C 10 Vac
Ltd
Quebec
6
1
Warrants
15 %C 15 VaC
36c
6%c
Norvalle
Jan
Sep
Jan
6c
1
Oils
North /Canadian jpils commonWarrants
*—1.—
Northland
Sep
July
8c
12c
51,500
Jan
45c
Jun
7c
Feb
27
Jan
Jun
4c
6 VaC
Jan
Aug
1.27
26c
4Vac Jun
6 VaC
20c
3.30 July
Mar
5 Vac
2.80
19c
Jan
42c
Jun
7c
10c
6c
25c
20c
1
Feb
:/ 1.90 Jun
lOVac Jun
Jun
Northern
90c
Long Point Gas
Louvicourt Goldfield
56c
m
July
2,700
Northern
845
1,200
•
Hosiery Mills-common
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado
58c
2,500
Jan
14c
2.70
Jan
22%
28%
29%
*
1
23c
1.14
9Vac Jan
May
2.60
Apr
2,670
27%
91c
__;
1.01
31
Sep
31% Aug
46
*
London
90c
26% Mar
7.00
l—_.
16,370
21c
1
7c
2.70
Ontario
25%
29%
Mineral
(M) Ltd
11 Vac 13 VaC
42c
Sep
4Vac Jun
Apr
Sep
Jan
•
Northern
185
28%
warrants
12c
3,000
131,200
3.20
19c
Jan
North
610
•
.
34,200
6c
13 c
Jan
Jun
7c
Jan
31
.*
Preferred
49c
9c
6c
1.10
Apr
31%
50
Class B
8
31
31
43c
6c
11 %c
2.20
Mar
25c
27%
30
30 %
30
Loblaw Cos class A
Locana
3.60
28
60c
1
Gold
Class
3.25
20
preferred
Groceterias
B
200
31c
Long Lac Gold
Class
3.00
14%
Gold
Industries
Loblaw
2.80
3
625
Jan
19c
17c
Jun
Jun
July
I,050
24C
Leitch
6
4,000
9C
20c
50c
11,356
10 Vac May
Jun
4.25
Candy
3.00
8 VaC
35c
Jun
Aug
Northcal
Jan
Apr
3.80 Mar
July
22c
Secord
17
56c
4.10
American
44c
2.88
8 VaC
9c
May
Northspan
35c
1
2.89
2,000
3c
Sep
6,000
64c
July
10c
33c
Sep
4,600
7%c
1
9c
10c
19c
30
64c
15 %c
10
500
10 VaC 10 VaC
40 VaC July
19 %c Feb
Jun
9,600
Apr
44c
24c
Laura
24
2.35
4.00
„
Sep
Sep
13,500
43c
41c
1
Loan
18c
fNprpax Nickeltw*—
Norsyncomaque Mining
Apr
Jan
22%
18 %c Aug
2.25
1
Silver
5c
500
4c
Jun
Mines
Langis
5,500
19c
25c
6c
Mining
Lambton
9,037
5 VaC
Sep
Jan
4c
500
,
21c
28c
5c
Jan
21c
North
*
7 Vac
24c
Northgate Exploration
35c 40 %c
9c
18c
3 Vac July
1
Jan
8 %c
Jun
6 %c Aug
6,500
19c
_1
Mines
Jan
8%c
4c
11,300
4Vac
26c
•
Mines
Norlartic
42c
•
28c
4c
•
1.90
Wasa
Mines
2,600
11c 12 %c
31
_3
1
Gold
Sep
Shore
Gold
5c
1
Mines
Norgold
-
1.55 Mar
Sep
2.60 Mar
19% May
4c
1,000
July
10%
5%
1.51 July
11% July
Normetal Mining Corp
Apr
Jun
,.10%'Jan
_
Acme
Sep
,1
Noranda Mines
'
6
Nor
1
Sep
4.00
Sep
Va Aug
May
3c
1
Mines
2,078
Jan
27%
3.00
3c
17c
Lake
Luz
3.25
2.75
25% Mar
500
600
Lake
Lamaque
70
100
Jan
Jan
10c
3 Vac
2,800
1
Mines
27
3.50
16%
16%
Jun
3c
3 Vac
4,200
41c
27
20VaC Jan
5,700
»
;
3c
63c
10,600
1
Mines
26c
1
4%c
Sep
Feb
4,000
1.93
1
:
—
3%c
8c July
13% Aug
13
2,000
25C
1
50
51,900
25c
17 %
245
15
5c
1.90
:•
19,200
15
6c
1.90
10
Mines-.
Dufault
Lakeland
Exploration
&
lie
15
64c
3c
common
July
5c
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Nipissing Mines
North
Cement
Jan
96c
Jan
5%C
28%
59c
Mar
5c
1
Ltd
63c
Jun
35c
l
12%
•
(John)
Sep
25c
1—1
13%
;
49c
3,700
79,050
Mines
Senator Rouyn
17c
108,235
58c
Merger—j
Gold
New
*.
59c
31c
47c
1,740
1
New
Sep
55c
1.90
1
Manitoba
Taku
-49% July
11%
•
:
Jan
Jan
35 Va Mar
17% Mar
1.75
l
Mines—
Mines
Rouyn
9%
' *
„
VaC Feb
11%
1
1
common
2.75
1
New
2.45
9,870
9
1.85
'
16c
7%c May
1.95 Feb
44%
3.50
«...
50c
Mines
Newnorth
'
42%'
12% Fell
11%
Mines
Jan
29C
6
5 %c
4%c
j,
14c
Mar
13% Aug
Jan
1.40
Oct
Petroleum
New Kelore
31
May
26
Sep
1,855
•
Canada
Mines
Harricana
New
14
1
of
New Hosco Mines
;
Jan
May
45c
2.70
38c
Lafarge
-
New
Aug
15c 15 %c
6
1
Minerals
Labrador
;
62c
'New
Feb
May
2.55
♦
Loeb
<"'14%
Sep
Jan
8c
"
1
-
Developments Ltd
Labatt
.
3.70
Sep
11% Mar
30c
1.75
23c
28c 29%c
1
Little
.
20c
53/4
Kopan
.
38
Oct
1.45
7,500
5%
Kirkland Townsite
Levy
23
74c
Mines
Davies
1,000
2.60
Mines
Gold
Warrants
Latin
Oil
Delhi
13%
1
Gold
Continental
New
42
1
.
Athona
New
39% Mar
10c
,™i
Uran„
Bidlamaque
Sep
355
Mar
•
New
Jan
42
14%
•
New
3.95
Jan
42
•
Labine
41%
26
Jun
5c
25c
Alger Mines
Apr
May
Mar
*
Mines
Jun
20
15
20
A___
Car
New
9,655
12c
5%
:
class
Jan
31c
1.81
•
preferred
Mills
Jan
11c
15c
CanadaA
Kelvinator of
La
60
Nello
Apr
310
10%
30c
_•
;
Jan
22c 22 %c
22c
1
Petrol
_i
Warrants
Lake
2.45
32
500
9%
27c
1
Kelly Douglas class A_.
Lake
1.25
Apr
July
52
6,650
2.25
9
*
Jumping Pound
Jupiter Oils
Kirkland
2.20
-_
Mines—
Mines
Kilembe
8c
"
Mining
Kenville
;
10
Quebec
Jowsey
15c
4.75
1
(1939)
Jonsmith
''■>
1,400
Mines
Warrants
1
Jcliet
17,800
4
Preferred
•
80c
1.55
20c
Service
Explorations
Jockey
■
74c
1.50
35c
Joburke
2,252
74c
9%
Jan
21%
*
—
Newlund
Public
Jellicoe
^28 %
1.50
1
Waite
Jefferson
26%
1
10
Jacobus
Jaye
28
5,252
1
;—
Mines
Jack
38
25c
Bay
Jamaica
.
13%c
21
21%
49c
5
Petroleum
Steel
13% Aug
58c
Apr
40c
3.25
25c
A
Irish
-
Grocers
B
11%
520
370
1
;
Hosiery
21
"
»
National
31
150
56%
58
..
•
Mines
Exploration
National
Jan
4,385
41 va
5%
5%
warrants
Interprovincial
Iso
50c
6,350
41
*
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Investors Syndicate common
Iron
Jan
5%c May
45% Mar
12,100
47%' 48%
34%
36%
25
—
Interprovincial
•
1.90
National
'
25
:
—_
Molybdenum
'International
Class
Jan
Jan
Apr
2.80 Feb
3,500
1
Nama
6%
Jun
2.05
29c
13%
43%
,J
National Drug & Chemical common
Creek
Jun
July
2.00 Jun
14
1
i
Corp Ltd—
Preferred
1.40
17c
42
•
Oct
Apr
200
5%c
•
Sep
6%
17,665
1
High
11%
I__40
L
Minerals
Murray Mining
18c
2.10
Low
5c
*
common-
Sep
2,525
2.10
Range Since Jan.
High
1.60
11%
~~
class A
Wright Iron
Class
International
;
47%
July
Corp
Multi
17
Jun
4.00
Apr
6% Aug
42
8.50 Mar
4.45
Mt
12%
Mar
•
Moore
Jan
n%
A
Montreal Locomotive Works
37
Jan
31
Jun
31
1
class
Shares
13%
Mines
Containers
Molsons Brewery
Preferred
Sep
88
'
11% Jun
"
common—
Gas
'
Ore
Modern
Oct
20%
'
12%
_
OCt
T
—:___
International
1959
25
40%
-
—
Preferred
79
20
4.45
Warrants
Inspiration
300
31 %•
—
——
(John)
33 Va
20%
79
*
__
—_—
—
'
932
9%
20
——
Warrants
Inglis
1
60 Va
9
Imperial Oil
:
*
imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred ______'
.—_—4.86%
Industrial Accept Corp Ltd common—•
$2 % preferred
50
—
1
59
25
A
for Week
17c
*
42c
Sales
Range
1.55
•
59
May
*
:
.
Imperial Investment class
$1.40- preferred _L—
Petroleums
Mar
24c
Week'®
of Prices
Low
•
48
Min
Imperial
Last
Range Since Jan. I
Low
1
—
STOCKS
Shares
High
20
1—
_—
of Prices
Low
Friday
for Week
Range
Par
(Range for Week Ended October 7)
Sales
Week's
Sale Price
-
41
4
Jan
Manitou
Units
Mines
4
I
16%
Jan
18
Oct
Quemont
39c
Oct
85c
Jan
Quonto
Mining
Petroleum
7%c Sep
14c May
23c
Jan
29C
Jan
Sep
19c
Jan
8%c
18c
17c
18c
10,425
5%c
5c
8 Vac
117,900
1
2.00
2.11
1,050
Sep
3.50
8c
8c
2,000
7c
July
13 VaC
Feb
45c
Mar
78c
Aug
•
9C
5c
2.00
67c
14,704
1
-
6%
6%
7%
3,267
5% Aug
100
51
51
54 v*
175
39% July
1.05 July
5.80
Jan
80%
Warrants
Queenston Gold Mines
10,473
9c
1
1
1
Quebec
65c
1.75
1
1.80
2.10
1,136
12 %c
12 %C
13c
6,509
•
8.10
8.00
8.15
2,395
1
5%C
5 VaC
5%C
2,350
10c
7.90
5c
Jun
Jun
May
18
Feb
Feb
16C
Jan
11%
Jan
9c
Jan
1
*
42
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The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
stocks
Last
Radlore
Uranium
Rainville
Mines.
49 %c
i
Rapid Grip Batten
Rayrock Mines
Reef
Reichhold
54c
1,000
16c
Sep
3,350
90c
Oct
15%
110
49c
55c
Rio
16
45c
Mar
68c
Jan
Jun
60c
1,000
15%
200
15
Aug
28
300
15
Feb
18
13
Mar
14%
1.75
100
1.75
100
19c
17c
20c
11,200
7.65
7.85
Apr
1.35
17c
11,261
6V2c
15
Sep
Sep
Aug
46c
6.15 July
"
Rupununi Mines
Rix
5%C
1
17c
*
Mines
Rockwin
Rocky
Roe
Mfg
„1
Uran
common
Athabasca
Roche
V)
i A
Can
Ltd
Consol
1,500
17c
4,800
13
200
11c 12%c
20 %c
16 %c
50c
4c
Sep
4c
July
10c
Jan
4%c
3,882
7%c
7c
7%c
5,550
66%
68
6,969
5.75
6.00
1,900
9%
9%
1,365
48c
60c
324.499
16%
3,618
59c
4.60 July
5c
6%
10c
Sep
July
5.75
80
Jan
Oct
Violamac
5% %
Corp
common
preferred
Maurice
Antonio
River
99
9.50 Mar
9
Aug
12
Jan
7c
Jun
60c
Oct
85c
4.55
4.75
1.43
48,132
6c
5%c
35
Water
8c
36
80
69c
70c
3,500
33
14,950
13c
Jun
14c
48
Jan
Jun
1.20
Jun
22
1,200
Jan
1.00 July
3.25 Mar
4.00
4.30
1,000
3.80 Aug
9
9%
7,419
120
22
Jan
23 y4 Mar
*
8%
4.65
Wane
24'A
Sep
30%
25%
Sep
515
37 y2 Mar
42% July
42 % July
2.85
3.00
29,554
3.60
3.60
410
23c 26 %c
5,382
Eilverwood
Dairies
26c
class
A.
11
10%
li
27%
26%
27%
90c
1.01
11,075
2.90
2.90
2.01
320
Ltd
Manufacturing.
%:
500
Jan
2.00
Ltd
preferred
.50
Spartan
Jan
1.09
Jan
3.00
Jun
Spoon er
18% July
13 %c
10c
16c
426,340
8c
22c
22c
26c
69,450
22c
5c
8c
20,605
5c
11c 11 %c
16,000
Services
Mines
Stafford
Oils.
8c
Foods
Standard
.300
11 %c
Ltd
4.00
1
Steel
of
Steeloy Mining
26c
30c
Trusts
♦
—
River
Submarine
Oil
Gold
Sullivan
Cons
1
Mines
Warrants
18 %c
18c
54c
6c
1.52
1.52
23c
20c
15
Canada
Ltd
1.55
4,510
May
1.85
19,550
12c
Mar
44c
13
Mar
15
300
2.00
3.60
Jan
1.04
Jan
8.00
69c
Jan
May
8% July
57c
Jan
9%
Jan
1.52
100
2.80
Jan
37c
100
1.70
1.75
1.40
1.35
1.42
4,472
3,200
15c
19c
107,760
Toronto
Iron
Works
Star
preferred—
elass
3,000
Jan
94c
Mar
103/4
Jan
5% July
1
3%c July
43c
8,700
38c
7,520
31c
1,911
•
11
43
*
10%
•
43
13
1
•
A
11
43
253
525
•
15
58%
8%c
373/4
—-I
1
—
50c
__
Trans
Canada
Exp Ltd
Trans
Canada
Pipeline
PlDe
Line
Transcontinental Resources
1
1
•
~
8%C
9
May
115
8%c
2,500
37%
373/4
2,180
38 %
38%
131
30c
50c
260
2.75
2.75
200
39
-
123/4
57
6c
Oil
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
39c
•
I—II
44c
13
July
45
Jun
May
Apr
Jan
preferred
1
50
-
Jan
49c
Jun
78c
1.00
Jan
1.00
1.00
1,125
2.15
Jan
290
32%
543
32 %
92c
93c
5,816
37
37
25
32
Sep
38 Va
26
26
Sep
75
24%
Jan
28%
3.15
3.15
Aug
500
3.15
25c
ARr
3,100
22c
Aug
July
3.50
23c
9
9%
200
9
Oct
12%c
Jan
30c
Feb
Feb
38
Sep
10%
10%
10%
32%
92c
26
23c
;
*
A__—__50c
*.
I
A
13 %c
13 %c
15c
72c
5,000
36%
1,135
29
35%
36%
1,777
91%
1.55
Jan
55c
Jan
16'% Mar
28% Mar
91%
100
17% May
32% Jan
Feb
July
35%
•
;
Jan
1.00 July
10
Sep
32%
-
38%
Sep
65
82
Feb
92
_1
105%
106
43
Aug
100
Mar
107
13 %
Aug
13%
3,500
10
Mar
1
-
*
'
6%
2,000
1.15
18,100
97c
12 %c
1
6c
30c
1,200
26c
Aug
10 %c
15C
30,000
7c
Jun
5%c
6c
4,000
13c
2,712
23%
425
l
—_
10c
*
16%
Oct
30c
,
1
—
•.
6
97c
;
1.02
1
;
6
Jun
Jan
7% Mar
1.67
Jan
1.05
Jan
17c
Aug
4%c
Jun
9c
May
14c
Feb
23%
Oct
29
Jan
7c
Feb
23%
14%
14%
15
260
14 %
4.90
5.00
180
4.75 May
8.25
Jan
1.14
1.20
5,500
1.01
1.40
Jan
13c
,5
23%
;
•
1.15
1
Aug
-/?
49%
May
Jan
14c
155,000
11c
_20o
Aug
27c
3%c
3c
4c
61,000
2c
1
Aug
7c
7c
7c
5,500
5c
Jun
1
4%c Aug
9%c Jan
1.03
1.00
1.05
«_1
71c
67c
71c
31,550
3c
3c
4,500
2.35
2.35
200
17%.c
19c
8.850
16c
July
29c
Jan
17c
17c
500
13c
Jun
29c
Jan
;
Mines
Mines
l
•
Mines
1
1
19c
1
Prices
Shown
Are
»
15,860
Last
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper—Anglo Newfoundland
Develop
Asbestos
Corp
Amer
Bulolo
Gold
Canada
8c
Canada
Bank
83c
Jun
56c
May
Jan
87c
2%c Aug
2.35 Sep
5c
1.13
Sep
Jan
Jan
3.00 Mar
General
New
\ Ogilvie
1,050
895
20%
Feb
50
50
25
49 Va
6.00
2,680
3.90
675
13%
Jun
31
31
120
29 %
Apr
29
29%
353
37%
39%
3,375
273/4 July
36% Mar
39
&
Flour
Oreille
Price
Sep
70%
40
26
26
35
21%
(1956)—
—1
20%
213/a
1,072
18%
18%
18%
300
84%
7.50
—1
'
Ontario
Paper
2.50
Yukon
Petroleum
Consolidated
17%
23
Jan
195
20
Aug
20
20
84%
Oct
Gold
130
Jan
May
14
Jan
Oct
9 %
20
2.80
/,
20
Oct
26%
Sep
31%
140
40
July
46 Va
Feb
3.15
Jan
475
38
>
1.50
1,100
60c
60c
1,800
35%
I
475
37
Oct
20
Jan
'
2.30 Aug
585
1.50
'
Oct
300
37 %
Corp.
Feb
100
283/4
44
3.00 Jan
5.00
Jan
Jan
20
„
.
Zcllers
Jan
26 Va
160
2.70
Jan
19% July
1,405
-
Jan
44%
40%
12
:
33%
•
90
U
Mines
July
22c
20
44
38
Oct
85
283/4
Oct
Sep
Aug
20
283/4
Jan
6.00
-~ 18
July
10%
*
common..*.^^,
53
•
66
20
2.50
Aug
13c
26
"'.12
2.50
34
Southwest
39%
383/4 July
1,400
70 %
26
.
Bros
Feb
17c
70%
t
May
Jan
18
:
„
Sep
8
26%
Jun
5.45
17%
16c
Al
45
July
5.75
—
class
Apr
6
17%
•
Lino
&
B—1:
Pend
Feb
2.10 Mar
6%
25 %
.*
i
,
new
class
32% 1
Aug
4,520
6%
243/b
353/4
1
High
'*
—
Dupont Co of Canada
Gaspe Copper Mines
International Paper
32
18c
25
Range Since Jan.
Low
45
•
Investments
Oilcloth
Maclaren
Shares
High
.5
.
Glass
Dominion
Loblaw Inc
for Week
43%
Dalhousie Oil
Feb
9%c Mar
Range
44%
•
Sugar
Consolidated Paper
Dollars
Sales
of Prices
*
Dredging
Dominion
Canadian
Low
5
Note—
Vinegars
Canadian
*
in
Week's
Sale Prioe
Par
Apr
59
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
Sep
1.45 July
46%
2.25
55c
Aug
72c
32
Feb
37
Jan
Jun
Jan
July
Feb
9,101
30c
Jun
65c
Jan
19
18 %
19%
9,527
16
Jun
26
Jan
-8%
8%
78/i1 July
12
Jan
14c
15c
6,105
1,000
Jan
2.06
2.15
5,065
July
July
18c
2.10
4.101
Jan
Aug
47c
—
22 %C 22 %c
1,000
12c
1.90
21c
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
*
No
a
Odd
12c
_
*
—
10c
13c
50%
50 %
9%
9 %
37,500
6C
25
■7
45
106
8
Jun
lot
sale
Feb
Apr
9%
in
Jan
51
July
-
Oct
t
(not
Included
In
year's
e
dividend.
trading privileges.
-
sale
(not
included
year's
Selling
f Flat
r
delivery
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
range).
Mar
14c
AND
value,
par
d Deferred
Shawkey Mines
Acceptance 1st pfd
5%c
9,250
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
: .-Aug
18
r"
8%
_•
~
Feb
68c
May
57% Aug
July
'
,,
Jan
1.15
36%c Aug
"
13
IIIEo
B
Mining
Minnesota
•'«
l
clans
7c
48% Mar
preferred
Transmountaln
1,870
3%c
Jan
Jan
59%
53"%
a__
Towagmac Exploration
1956 warrants
1957 warrants
7%
40c
Apr
Jan
36c
—-20
-
Zulapa
British
Mar
43c
52%
.6
Trusts
Toronto
Finance
45
11,600
38c
38c
2c
55c
1
Oil
Dominion
548
-
52%
10
Elevators
General
54c
2.15
Oct
36 %c
Rank
.
Toronto
48%
51c
1.25 Mar
15c
106
Ltd
Toronto
47%
Jun
•
.
Mines
2,000
Aug
May
70c
3c
,51c
;_5
Jan
1,000
7%
Jan
3c
l
Jan
17%
5,900
3%c
27c
38 %c 38 %c
Jan
4.50
Sep
2.10 Sep
20 %C Aug
10,885
3.00
16%
July
12
9
7%
500
2
Metal
July
49c
_1
Jan
*
clp,ss
-
1.40
43c
48%
Jan
1.88
9%c
Jan
23c
9
•
Petroleums
Dominion
2nd
,
22 %c 23y2c
1.71
12c
Sep
A
Jan
43c
•
common
Park
Toronto
Ultra
10c
16c
Lundmark
Tombill
Union
Mar
500
——
Triad
5c
45v2c
.1
-
5%
1,700
2.50 Aug
37c
July
1
Jun
Electric
Jan
6c
2.25
49c
G)
Aug
July
1.81
2.20
Mines
Traders
40c
465
Territory Mining
Tidal
Jan
July
1
Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines.
Tiara
18c
40c
10
preferred
Teck
Thompson
5,000
225
Mines
trust
Pearson
Jan
3.50 Mar
May
Sep
3,200
2.30
3.00
3,500
Apr
13c
Jun
*
13 y8
Industries
Thorneliffe
2.50
22
13
22 %c
55
Oct
Apr
2.20
•
_35c
Feb
3%c
6c
2.50 May
Jan
2.25
2.30
Industries
24
4,945
4c
Jan
17%
13%
*
13%
15
55c
6c
Sep
Sep
"•
20c
54c
"
,
.
Sylvanite Gold Mines
Texaco
46
May
7.00
1,150
'
22
•
Supertest Petroleum ordinary
Voting
50
2.30
1
Exploration
Superior Propane
Taurcanls
50 y2
1
8unburst
Taylor
17
"22
1
Contact
Tancord
985
•
22
1
Gas
Sudbury
Switson
19
2.25
2.25
Sturgeon
Jan
23,421
12,600
3.00
July
:
Bear
Mines
Zenmac
8%c
2.65
3c
Zinc
Young
50%
20
^
Oil
8c
Zenith
7.15
6%c
6.00
7c
_I
warrants
Yukeno
Jan
4.00 Aug
"38% Jan
96c
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
Jan
200
Sep
July
5.75
1,380
(J) Industries class A
Woodward Stores Ltd class A
Jan
6c
4.75
1.40
4,000
Wood
7c
87%
33% Mar
9c
1
53c
Oct
Feb
9,649
1.00
Yukon
Oct
3c
Jan
6.90
1,075 "
13%
26c
62%
2.45
210
5.85
Sep
52c
class
—
(H
Apr
8C
100
&
Lead
1.60
1.60
8c "
20
Wiltsey Coghlan
Winchester Larder
Windfall
Yale
Aug
35%
.
—
A
Feb
81c
5.75
4.50.
mil
Mines
Class
38%
96c
preferred
Warrants
Pass
Jun
9c
—
preferred
Sep
33
96c
$6
Yellowknife
18%
Rights
class
class
Jan
94%
40c
.—i
B
Jan
7.00
7.10
Feb
1.50
Jan
Jun
34%
5.80.
Jan
7c
Aug
12,950
2.85
Petroleum
Inlet
56c
2,158
1.15
2.55
—1.25
Gas__
Mines
5,000
95
3%C
Breweries™
Canuck
66
38
i
__„
Plywood
Yankee
5%c
; 38
1.05
Jan
Jan
28
7,850
35%
•
Yellorex
38%
24c
Jan
8%
1.25
July
1.35 Aug
70
37c
mil
Petrol—
Jan
62%
1
Feb
4.50 Aug
Jun
87
92
35c
_I
•
"iii*
.
Naco
19
31
Apr
1.50
•
Western
July
July
5c
1
19c
May
21%
1.06
1.60 Mar
Aug
3c
4,127
*
3%c Aug
575
_
Feb
2.25
3,000
24 %
23%
38
•
Leaseholds
10c
16,000
33%
23 %c
Oct
3.60 Aug
6,700
5%c
32
Sep
Sep
^
OCt-
14 y4
4,480'
4%c
66
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
Stuart
35c
29c
Canada-
Sterling
380
4%c
_
Bros
y
51%
124
May
10c
510
15
32%
Nickel
Stedman
4.00
33 %c
Stanwell Oil 8c Gas.
Starratt
3.85
14%
Paving
Stanrock Uranium
diliOS
46% Feb
'100
;•
Grocers
Preferred
Warrants
1.89
1.50
4c
1
:
8c
Petroleum
Class
Jun
87c
Oct
7.25
5% Aug
16,900
Sep
Jan
Sep
5%
377 '
Jan
28c
1.09
.10
Ref
16%
Jan
5%
—'
Decalta
4% %
5.30
1.04
23%
__T
Canada
Willrov
10
90c
!
Western
White
1,755
7c
Air
L_i.
;
Western
Jan
51
23,985
24%
1.05
1
Mines——.
Western
Sep
21%
1.23
1.12
25
5%
Products
33%
51
Warrants
&
Oil
West eel
11%
20%
14c
"
37c
Nickel
West Malartic
Jan
51
Union Oils
2,312
1.22
Trust
_1__
Westburne Oil
Mar
21%
Southern
15c
1
W
Lake
Westates
43c
Jan
Aqg
Aug
Sep
Apr
2,750
_1
Canadian
3.25
Sep
July
79c
23 %
375
6.80
.
Mines-:
&
Warrants
4.50
'
Somerville
West
Jun
9% Mar
26
28 %
27%
21%
6.60
14% c
Knapp Canada Ltd.
Mining
Werner
Jun
,>01M
Southam
8c
Weedon
Oct
2.96
23c
3,892
1.01
Ltd
Mines
<1
(Geo)
530
500
41%
2.95
Jan
18% May
27%
91%
Amulet
Walker
Weston
26
41%
41%
.1
May
20%
Ltd
Surf
28 %
Mines.
5.20
6.70
Waterous Equipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd.
Western
25%
Quebec-
May
"
27%
Mines
Western
26
Gordon.
24c
20%
ADr
41%
.50
Jun
3.45
'
Grey
5% Apr
13% July
Feb
16 %c
3,000
.
"III
Western
3.60
9%
Mar
1.04
Sep
65c
22
Power
preferred
Mines
D
30c
Sep
Sep
28%
A
Miller
K
Sep
3.40
Sigma
S
Jan
1.50
5c
28c
A
Simpsons
Jan
6.50
May
38c
33%
25
Silver
Siscoe
10%
5,300
69c
Selkirk Holdings class A.
Seven
Arts
Class
Sep
16,400
28c
Freehold
Class
8%
Jan
4.00 Mar
48c
6c
-1
Scythes preferred
Sherrltt
98c
2,550
.500
—
Metal
Shawinigan
Jun
38c 38 %c
-
Petroleum
6ecurlty
Feb
65c
475
1.28
89
18% May
99% Aug
2,945
9%
15% Mar
210
80c
8%
1.42
Gold.
Debentures
Satellite
98%
82c
•
common
Gold—
Sapphire Petroleums
Barcee
99
8%
1
Shirriff Horsey
Warrants
Sand
16%
-100
,
Gas
Balada
Ban
16 Mi
2,172
*
,
1.50
Wainwright Prod
Webb
Lawrence
55 %
Jan
July
65
i
&
Oct
1
Explor__
Vespar Mines
Victoria
55%
19c
*
Jan
-870
4.05
r
35c
55%
18c
„_
Debentures
18 %c
1
Ryanor Mining
Cons
54
3.70
Ventures Ltd
Jun
2,460
9%
•
Jun
5.00
67%:
Jan
Jan
Feb
19C
Alloys
6c
4.90
10
Vandoo
Jan
26c
17%
Apr
49%
4.05
United Oils
15C
4c
Industries.
8 V2c
ADr
12%
1,111
.1
Sep
July
High
14,789
52%
55%
55%
Fortune
28,500
4:95
Mines
Mar
13c
12
Low
15
1
-
Hill
21,250
23c
.•
common
Royal Bank of CanadaRoy all te Oil common—
Russell
5%c
15c
12c
1
Ltd
5%c
12%
1
Mines
Petroleum
Rowan
Bt
1
New
Vanadium
Robertson
8t
r
Keno
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14%
52%'
—50
—
Corps class A__
United
LOW
14%
r
United Steel
Corp
Upper Canada Mines
-Jan
7.90
Shares
~50
Asbestos
plocu
1.95 Mar
Sep
for Week
common
preferred-.:
United
1
Canada
preferred
B
"United
Oct
3c
of
Mining Corp
United
Jan
18
7.80
Minerals
Algom
Union
Jan
4/*
A
Class
Aug
17
Mines
Rexspar
class
Apr
ip
17
--—
Union Gas
Jan
1.50
18 %c
3,800
14%
Rio
38c
Range
of Prices
Par
Mar
13% Mar
70,745
4c
2
-
78c
15%
1
—-
common
Renabie
High
jun
92c
26 %C 29%C
26 %c
_.
Chemical
Reitman
46c
16c
is y»"
Explorations
9,500
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Low
90c
90o
Mining
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
l6c
Ranger Oil
Realm
Shares
High
46c 49 %c
Ltd
Mines
Monday, October 10, 1960
(Range for Week Ended October 7)
for Week
of Prices
Low
.
Sales
Range
Sale Prioe
Par
.
.
range),
ex-interest,
wd When
wi When
x
price.
Cash sale (not included in
year's range)
delivered,
Issued,
Ex-dlvidend.
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
...
.
Volume
Number
192
Commercial and
The
5993
Financial Chronicle
(1435)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
The
following
bid
and
asked quotations are obtained from the National
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
Association
of
Securities
not represent
bought
or
(indicated
Par
.
Aerovox
Air
—1
Corp
Products
AUco
Inc—_
which have
by the
"asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of
The "National" list is composed of securities
wide national distribution.
a
Radio
Co_*l
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
American
Cement
Express
Co™
American Greetings cl
American-Marietta
American
Pipe
Amer-Saint
Anheuser-Busch
Arden
Public
Haloid
Hamilton
31
—4
31%
33 V2
1
15%
16%
,,
Service
3.
11%
-
50%,
.-
41
Co-___5
-
Arksansas Missouri Power Co__5
Arkansas
26%
54
Art
Western
Metal
Arvida
Co—5
Construction
Corp
Oil
Co___10
Corp
167/a
,l—2.50
—_
66%
70
Gas ,Co_***—.
&
1
Bipiird Atomics Inc_—
Baker
Oil
Bates
Tools
Mfg
Co—
Behlen
Bemis
Manufacturing
Bros
Beneficial
Bag Co_
Corp *
Berkshire
Hathaway
Beryllium
Corp
Bettinger
8%
9
14 %
I
Class
12
13 %
43V2
46%
Corp
6ye
67/a
32y4
34%
Products
Bowman
Inc
class A
13%
12 y4
4y2
4
Oil
Hugoton
8
7%
25%
10%
_1
8%
9%
27%
29%
"units"
—
5%
25%
10
25i/2
27%
6%
7i/4
51/8
Rectifier Corp_.-1
International
Corp—50c
22%
24%
*
51%
55%
30%
33
22%
24%
7%
8%
International Textbook Co
II
Corp
Engineering Corp. _•
Freight Sys.-1
Bakeries
Interstate
Interstate
Motor
23y2
26y4
Interstate
Securities
38%
52%
26y4
20%
22 V2
Iowa
Byllesb.v (H Ml
10%
11%
Iowa
Southern
13
14
I tele
35"%
Jack
&
Co
10c
California
Oregon Power Co**20
Tel
_5
337/b
.
Class A
Jamaica
Calif
29%
31%
Jervls
12%
Ltd—
10c
4%
4
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Cannon Mills class B com
25
52
Carpenter Paper Co
41%
441/a
23
25%
Steel
1
Products
Point
Field
Corp
Trust
Central Electric & Gas
Central
111
Central
Indiana
Elect
&
Gas
Louisiana
Central
Maine
3%
Co
10
Vt
43%
5
14%
15%
Co-5
28%
30"%
10
Electric
26%
28%
22%
23%
20
21%
Co
Serv
Corp__6
Chattanooga Gas Co
1
Chicago Musical Instrument___l
Citizens Util Co
Common
Clinton
States
Colonial
$1.25
•
Oil
&
conv
Landers Frary
Lanolin Plus
Blower
48%
51%
17
38%
Elev
Co
1
18%
20%
Madison
18%
6%
6
com
Mattel
11%
Maxson
15%
16%
McLean
11
McLouth
>18
1
.
Company_
1
16
Craig Systems Inc__.
15%
Engine
Co
Danly Machine Specialties
parling (L A) Co
.
50c
Corp
1 1
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss
Di-Noc
36
39%
Duffy-Mott
Dun
&
Dura
Bush
Missouri
51%
55
Mohawk
5%
Utilities
Co
Rubber Company
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
"
Inc
16%
Nalco Chemical Co
30%
36%
National Cleveland Corp
National Gas & Oil Corp
33 y4
National Homes Corp A com.SOc
1
15
"
31
■" 62 y2
__2
67
5%
47/s
Class
B
2%
common
50c
13%
North Penn
40%
Northeastern
23
39%
Nor
Carolina
25%
Northwest
42%
Federal Natl
Northwestern
Galvan
Inc
Mortgage
1
Assn_100
Financial Federation Inc
Boston Corp
Class
Franklin
Erlto
Garlock
Service
a*:»
Telep
6%
7%
Pacific
Far
66 y2
Pacific
Gamble
22
17
9%
24%
29%
40%
4%
18%
10%
9%
10%
class
A-
4%
8%
9%
Co__5
15 %
16 %
7Ya
37%
20%
39%
22 %
51%
Pacific Mercury Electronics
BOc
Pacific Power & Light Co
6%
Packaging Corp of
16 %
17 y4
Pantasote
_1
12%
14%
5
7%
8%
Parker Hannifin Corp
Pauley Petroleum Inc
9y2
fCftllD
32
34%
Pickering
ptd-P0
Pioneer
22
Plymouth
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—.2
13%
15 %
Portland
I
Lumber
Natural
7%
Gas
Rubber
Co
Co
Genl Electric Co
*
24%
26 %
°%
31%
,0%
33%
78%
46%
61%
65
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
51%
55
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
New Eng Trust Co (Boston)_100
Bew Jersey Bank to Tr Co
II
Northern Trust Co (Chicago)
64%
67%
411/2
45 Va
30%
33
Connecticut
Natl
Bank
5
16%
17%
Continental 111 Bank to Trust
Co
33%
(Chicago)
County Trust Co
112
116
(White Plains
York)
5
37%
39%
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (8 F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50
34%
36%
245
258
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
34%
37%
(NY) *10
30%
32%
47
67%
50%
70%
44
49 %
49%
53
36%
40%
(Atlanta)
10
(Baltimore)—10
41
44
60
63 %
Boston_12%
70
73%
Chi—20
62
65%
Federation Bk & Tr Co
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Un Tr Co
10
(Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co
(N Y)
10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)„10
First .Camden Natl Bk & Trust
Co
(Camden N J)
6%
of
10
(Jersey Oity)_25
Bank
39
41%
67%
Detroit
common
(Cleve)—16
$20
par
ex 5-for-l split
*
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensapk N J)
—5
PhJlAdelpWA Natl Bank
10
Pittsburgh National Bank
20
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
to Trust (Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank
(Dallas) *12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C__25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Boston
-**—^-10
Royal Bank of Canada
10
115
X20 %
—
23
41%
44%
35%
37%
55%
68%
150
59
72%
160
45
48%
69%
19 >
73
20%
71%
Royal State Bk of New York—5
St Louis Union Trust Co
of
10
50
54%
71
75%
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)—20
44%
47%
66%
70
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
34%
37%
Bank (N Y)„20
Pennsylvania Banking
74%
77%
60
63%
47%
50%
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
21%
23%
25
County—
Bank
Natl City
Trust
of
of
Bank
of
(Fairfield County)
of St Louis—20
Passaic
to
Bank
National
First Natl
First
Bank
Bank
Natipnal Bank to Trust Co
New
Co
(Philadelphia) _10
Westchester
Natl
Rochelle
New
8tate
Bank
10
Bank
of
55
Trade Bank to Tr Co
45%
48%
82
86%
Trust CO of New Jersey
Union Bank of Commerce
37%
39"%
55
59%
17%
19%
38
40% |
10
43%
46%
(Phila)—5
20%
21%
(Chic)—20
National
Industrial
For
Trust
(N Y)__10
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I—
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see
25
York)
(N Y)—10
49
53
27%
29%
2%
8%
10
(Cleveland)
United States Trust
25
(Union City)
R
67%
York—10
New
(Jersey City N J)_
Providence
66
63%
29%
5
Bank
61%
51%
28 %
(New
Hanover
10
28
Island N Y
Trust Corn
Albany
Exch Bk—15
26%
Franklin Natl Bank of Long
Girard
of
State Street Bank to Trust Co
(Boston)
20
Sterling Natl Bank to Trust Co
Industrial
2
7%
38>/4
73
42%
Industrial Bk of Com
8%
34%
35%
Trust Co (Albany)-^—*7.50
National Newark to Essex
Banking Co (N J)
25
17%
49 %
57%
31%
45%
16%
7%
54%
10
National Bank of Westchester_5
42%
Hudson Tr Co
46%
10
National Commercial Bank &
355
Hudson County National Bank
10
99%
97
42%
3%
96%
York
92
25
1
Corp
49 %.:
25
New
National City Bank
17%
11%
43
45
32%
1
Pfaudler-Permutit
37%
28i/4
135
40
30
Hartford Natl Bank to Tr Co_10
13%
30%
26%
335
Co
Harris Tr to Sav Bk
12%
28%
5
50
Trust
7%
1
Y
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Cleveland
17
1
Bottlers
N
128
National
23%
1
General
County
76%
City Natl Bk & Tr
6%
Pepsi-Cola
(Buffalo)
72
*
15%
15%
10%
40
Perkin-Elmer Corp
Permanente Cement
58%
(Chicago)-25
*
Southern National
(Savannah)
21 %
Pendleton Tool Industry
37%
55%
Meadow Brook Nat'l Bank of
of
1
10
21
Co—
*
York
New
1
35 V4
of
(NY)_12%
1
Co
27 %
20%
5
8%
19%
Corp
America
25%
1
Finan
9%
19%
35
5
(N Y)—10
Traders
57%
First
36%
3%
5
Robinson
10
.
5
8%
77%
A
28 %
34%
East Line
to
50%
9%
54
Co
10
32%
35%
(N Y)—20
94%
98%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)*5
58%
62 »/4
23
24%
48%
51%
(Boston)
United States Trust
Wachovia BanE to Trust Co
preceding
page.
H
32%
42%
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•
48
Calif_l
Gib-altar
16
1
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30%
41%
118
54%
5
Co
Co
Airmotive
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Power
Brewing
•
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110
Ask
40
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9
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Pabst
Pacific
10
39%
10
14%
1
L
Futterman
v
Trust
Band
12%
17%
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Co
Otter
8V4
20
Bid
12
,
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•
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73%
1
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B
Coal
Ben
7 V2
63
(N J)_
4%
10
Florida Steel Corp
Foote Bros Gear & Mach «1
,
13%
Co
10
2.50
First
Governor
10%
Trust
First
Old
Trust
10
5
Manufacturers Tr Co
Nassau
First Natl Bank
58
9%
68
River Prod—lOc
Miss
Long Island Trust Co
~
51%
31%
54
12
Camden
(Philadelphia)
Manufacturers
64%
24%
1
49
48%
23%
3
Trust Co
23
—20
*
29 %
26%
19
Co
323
f
22
23 %
Gas
Serv
Pub
Oklahoma
Fisher Brothers Co
Fisher
18%
,
31%
27%
37%
3%
44%
-r
(Phila)_*_I0
Co
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
*
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21%
«
t.
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20%
1
46%
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Corp.. .—1
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Natl Bk
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
Ohio Water Service Co
2.50
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,
Co
First
12
Par
56
National Bank
First
20
17%
51%
Companies
Ask
52
10
Virginia
Trust
First
10%
—
of
75%
18%
—
•.
Bank
6%
13%
5
Natural
Bid
41
5%
2.50
pfd-*
11
47
6%
310
12 Va
Gas
36%
7%
-—-100
71
Natl
if.
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ng/a
6%
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New
Natl
1
-7 %
Of
First
2
Capital
Bank of Commerce
Bank
6%
10%
Water Co $4
34
9%
9%
35%
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\
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9%
Gas Co
gy
ooj/o
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
16%
21
11%
34%
gy
13%
60%
23
38%
24%
103/
q2
57/8
44
25%
12%
47%
23%
Freight Lines—1
58
24 %
19%
19%
441/.
Yellow Transit
41%,-.
15
—*1
to
'•
21
1
jg
19
Mellon Nat Bkto Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)—12.50
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_10
1
2
8%
48%
♦
._60c
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp—I
35%
8
Coal
5
10
45V*
Shops of Del
American
Co
Co
32%
&
North
Wurlitzer
5
New
Elec Assoc
3
Central Natl Bank of Cleve—16
National Shirt
Gas
Electric Co__
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila_*10
3
Nicholson File Co
Eng
5
37%
34%
'
,..
16%
—10
Ets-Hokin
9%
24 %
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17%
I5y4
.
(San
24"%
22
$1 preference
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1
5
■■
1
71/4
12%
Par
Boatmen's
___l
1
'
Bankers
_2%
;
—
Dynamics Corp of America—
Erie
10
28
1
:
Inc
Corporation
Electronics
._1.
Co
7.50
Wood Conversion
Bank and Trust
0'r
11
29
1
33
5
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rCo__—
Duriron Co
39%
1
Sons
Bradstreet
Dunham
_1
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36%
1
pfd
2
Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
.5
(R
Inc
Gas
1
Wisconsin Power to Light Co—10
Witco Chemical
5
5%
8
Natural
Cos
g%
17%
Corp—1
;
1
Gas
13%
13
24%
Minneapolis Gas Co
19%
Company
42%
12%
11%
23%
100
10%
conv
Propane
Susquehanna Corp
Wilcox
22%
Connecticut Bank to Tr Co_12%
14%
,$1.25
Suburban
Massachusetts
Weyerhaeuser Co
Whiting
Corp
5%
39%
*
Manufacturing Co_*
Western Lt & Telephone Co__ 10
25%
20%
4%
*.10
Transmission
Point
Western
17 %
4%
9%
33%
9%
Donnelley
Corp—
West
38%
1.25
Greene
Westcoast
18
23%
8%
31%
5
16%
*u-*l
Commercial Trust of N J
20%
28 %
151/-
16%
68
19 y4
26%
35
64
*
20%
Co__
Bros
Western
30
common
Laboratories
14%
19i/
Gas
Wesco Financial Corp—
West Coast Telephone Co
27%
16%
28 Va
Pipeline Co
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
Class A
137/g
I
Natural
Watson
45%
1
2%
—1
29%
11%
41
Corp
27%
5
51%
Register
Strong Cobb Arner Inc—
Wells Corp
1
Co
Co
19%
Screw
Struthers
21Va
37%
25%
23%
Standard
Co—a
Swasey
19%
35%
21%
Standard
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp—1
17%
1
Washington Steel Corp
5%
Chemical
Brothers
Wash
23 %
Stanley Home Products Inc—
Common non-voting
5
Stanley Works
25
18
12%
i6%
l
4%
1
16u
113/.
Transport A
1
Wellington Mgt Co class A—10c
25%
20
11%
27%
is
21%
Co
43 %
10%
24%
10
7%
Inc
18
Drackett
Staley (A E) Mfg Co—
40
25 %
10
Stand Fruit & Steamship—2.50
Pressed
Steel—
1
Standard
Chemical Bank
13%
,
10%
————I.
14 %
Mid-American
6%
48%
—
Spur Oil Co_
42%
19%
16%
Miller Mfg Co
common
9%
22 V*
x39%
14 y4
piversa Inc
8%
20%
5
13 y4
Inc
1
2%
2%
b
Warren
7%
26
Spector Freight Sys Inc
47%
16%c
Warner
19%
24%
Chase Manhattan Bk
A____l
Diebold
6%
17%
Co—1
Tel
11%
Miles
:
Producing Co—1
Southwestern
32%
21%
Corp
26%
•
33
Waddell <fc Reed Inc class A
Walter
(Jim)
Corp
46%
24%
xl0%
19%
Dictaphone
42
43%
States
44
Corp
5
Company—50c
Vanity Fair Mills Inc*
5
Victor
Mfg Co
...
Vitro Corp of America—
50c
Von's Grocery Co
i
20 %
39%
1
1
Machines__10c
Co
19%
Tel Co—25
Eng
Gas
5
Lines
77/b
Finance
20%
Union Gas Co—:
32
2
Vance Sanders &
22
30
Valley Mould & Iron
13%
5
Southern
9
Mining Co
37%
Co—*
New
&
18%
Co—1
Power
Const
34
Co—10c
Power
Utah
12%
*
2
Co
Dev
Southern
19%
135
13%
Dial
&
16%
30 y2
Inc_„*_1
16
Cable
Oil
Nevada
18%
9%
2%-
lc
2%
7%
Chemical Arts
46%
5%
8%
__3
11%
Corp class
Oil Corp
42%
Colorado
16
1
1
Dejur-Amsco
13%
Southern
22%
1
5
Dashew Business
il3/4
3%
16
27%
16
Co Inc
47%
1
3%
17%
37%
48 Va
29%
Corp
14%
441/3
7%
Co
Power
Southern Calif Water Co
Stubnitz
13%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
Southern
Stouffer
4%12
38%
62
Simplex Wire &
Corp——:
Stepan
10
351/3
Corp„___i
43
Skil
Southwest
5
58%
Service Corp
South Shore
4%
30%
i()3/4
39
Pacific
Sierra
11
5
16%
34%
43
Delhi-Taylor
__1
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge Co
1
,
Seismograph
'
United States Servateria
Corp_l
United States Sugar
—2
15%
5
Inc
13%
United States Chem Mil
United States Leasing
Cor_
xl7%
Microdot
17%
12 %
Corp
& Col
Fetzer
(G D)
*
20%
26%
Corp_l
Corp
1
Pipe Line Corp
Pipeline Co
18%
28%
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
1
17i/4
18%
28%
24 %
4
1
5
16
15%
26 Ya
1
5
Scholz Homes Inc_
Publishing Co
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
1
14%
5
Gas
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr
Union Texas Nat Gas
Bank of America N T to S A
1
5
;*•
13%
9%
Baltimore National Bank——10
& Electric Co
1%
Company
Crouse-Hinds Co_
,_1
•
16ya
Meredith
YB
21%
26%
1%
Motor
20 %
7%
16
*
Fast
g3/4
50c
6%
14%
Corp
Machine & Eng
McNeil
1
24%
14%
Steel
Merchants
•
ZZZl
17%
1
Industries.
19%
'
Corp-*
1
&
18%
Towmotor Corp
1
Scott
43%
65%
£0%
Tracerlab Inc__
Associates Inc
Co
62%
56%
59%
6%
Bantam
26%
"29%
5%
Schield
30%
24 %
52
20c
Inc
27%
27%
55
-
Sabre-Plnon Corp
San Jacinto Petroleum
Prod
3%
5%
29%
1
_i
Tokheim
10%
Tubular
2%
27
*
Time Inc
Trans
Saw hill
8%
5%
—1
Transwestern
7%
cl B_5
Inc
42%
'
734
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass—*
17
Thrifty Drug Stores Co_
—403/4
19 Va
Reld—
34 Va
73%
_1
(W L)
•
7%
31%
10 y4
31 y2
69>/2
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry
25%
15
Inc_50c
Co
Herrington
10%
Cook
Co
Gas
Marmon
22%
13%
Inc.
.3%
7
29%
41%
1
&
Marlin-Rockwell
24%
10
38 V2
6%
Corp
Macrpillan Co
Gas Corp com_3
preferred
25
10%
5%
Ludlow
15%
35%
27
9%
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5
8%
24%
14%
Lucky Stores Inc
Steel
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1
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20%
39%
25
Co
Long
;
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9%
lc
Lone
7%
31 y2
10
& Clark
5%
Star
9%
29
Laguna Niguel Corp units
Co
b
8%
3
Keystone Portl'd Chemical Co_3
Koehring Co
:
5
Laboratory for Electronics
1
14%
v
Cummins
25%
1
4%
39%
Cross
24
23y4
Inc
13%
Continental Transp -Lines Inc—1
Data Corp_L___
_50c
Electric
Co
1
Control
Cook
29%
22%
Kentucky Utilities Co
18%
gommonwealth Gas Power Co_*
onnecticut Light & Corp_
1
gonsol Freightways Products 2.50
_
onsolidated Rock
5
Coffee
27"% L
10
17%
2 %'
4y2
17.
•
Inc
Gas
Milling
Colorado
Kennametal
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Ell) & Co Inc
Inc
44
5V4
18%
1
Kearney & Trecker Corp
19%
Prod
40%
Gas_5
$1.46 preferred
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
10
Interstate
■
Colorado
Kaiser Steel Corp common
Lau
,
16 y2
1
20y2
Corp
15 y4
1
33 Vac
Gas
Stores
Colorado
Corp
Jessop Steel Co
30%
Clute Corporation
Coastal
5%
Supply
28%
B
Engines
4%
55 y2
•
Inc
Water
Ketchum
19%
34%
51
5
cl A—33%c
com
class
28%
41
Co
Power
Public
3%
27%
3%
Central Telephone Co
Central
56%
/
10
Gas
Central
10
ctfs
Co
9 %
■8%
18 Via
32%
1
Co
Utilities Co—15
Heintz
253/4
38%
1
Service
21
25c
A
Speer Carbon Co
Sprague Electric Co__
177
35%
1
_
Public
24 y4
Oil
17
165
1
common
Inc
lnc_3%
Mills
Southwestern Elec Service Co—1
Investors Diver Services Inc—
Ionics
California Water Service Co__2tj
Telep Co
5%
15%
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Corp
.*_
b Co
Interstate
83%
47%
35
Cedar
79%
4%
Water Co_
Interstate
13%
23%
23 V2
Ceco
12%
—
43%
Recreation
17%
35%
9%
Searle
*
20 V2
California
4%
23%
■
_1
Indianapolis
International
16%
33
1
Marie
Sanders
_1
Inc
Water
49 %
&
4%
21%
_1
Co
23%
—3
18
9%
_1
19%
110
7%
16%
Material- II
Mills
1
Delhi
6
•
&
Buckeye Steel Castings Co„_„*
Burndy Corp
1
Water
135
Bank of Wash—-1
Head
30%
Thermo King Corp—
Thomas & Betts Co
11%
144
1
Corp
21 y2
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
Bruning (Charles) Co Inc
Brush Beryllium
Co*
Canadian
10V4
11
Gas
Trust
Therm-O-Disc
(H H)
Co
1
Manufacturing Co_2%
Plywood Corp
1
Roddis
Rose
_1
Gas
42
Rockwell
26 y2
21%
28
Robertson
32%
2%
•
common
Rice
24%
common
Internat'l
Brand
23%
19%
34%
-
3
Roadway Express class
Robbirfs & Myers Inc
30%
1
Field
Co
36%
13%
2%
"1
Texas
39
25c
:
Corp
River
1
Telecomputing Corp
5%
Eastern Transmis
Corp_7
Texas Industries Inc
:
1
Texas National Petroleum
1
Textron Inc 1959 warrants
4
12%
Stoker
28
2
A—
Gae
Riley
1
Pulp & Paper Corp—
A
Natural
Richardson Co*
1
preferred__25
$1.20
"
class
Purina Co_
26
Corp
5
Ltd-
Republic
__5
Indiana Gas
7%
6%,
1
Co
Indian
37
1
Bowser
Ind
Hugoton Production
Husky Oil Co
Black Hills Power & Light Co__l
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc—l
Botany Industries Inc
_„_1
Bowling Corp of America
10c
13%
16%
V
11 y4
1
20%
12%
12
15%
34%
Billups Western Pet Co
19%
Natural
Hudson
18
5
89%
Fearless
Houston
60
16%
:_1
.
Inc
96
83
Corp
Houston
55y2
*_,
96
90
1
Inc
Houston
13%
—25
90
10
Hilton Credit Corp
Hoover Co class A
1
Co____l
Co class A com_10
common
Splendor
1
*;
Ralston
5
Tekoil
31%
Radiation Inc
141
Tappan Co—
1
19%
134
36 %
34
66%
1
Broadcasting Co
20%
4%
1
23
Tampax Inc.
34%
1
41%
Curtis
Houston
Alegre Sugar Corp
12%
7%
Purex Corp
17%
Mining
6%
preferred
Voltage Engineering
High
Punta
Ask
21%
Taft
19%
5
B,d
•
l
5%
7
Hamp„__5
Mexico
Pftr
.
Systron-Donner Corp
20%
5%
Purolator Products
63%
5
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
10
JK Markets
(A
29%
26%
1
Inc
15%
I4y2
_1
Baxter Laboratories
Bayles
9%
9
20%
149
141
Inc
Hidden
15%
of New
38
Inc
Co
Harvey Aluminum Inc
Co
Co
21%
Hewlett-Packard
14%
of New
Serv
20
28%
,
Co
Pub
19%
-
1
Mining
Heublein
10
—
B
Serv
21%
34 ya
21%
12y2
1
_———.*__
Associated Spring
Avon Products
Aztec
Gas
Corp__5
*
Pub
20
Ask
19
10c
1
10%
31%
Cosco
(M A)
Class
Hanna
Helene
44
20 V2
Power
%j_*_-la—*—-i**
Xerox
Hanna
34%
10y2
preferred
Participating
Hagan
4<*
29 %
5
Producing Properties Inc
Ask
10
Capital Inc
1
Chemicals & Controls__l
32%
31
Fire
Corp
13%
7.50
common.,
P)
Inc
Growth
1
Brick Co—5
;
Mountain
Grinnell
Groiier
41
2
,
Corp
Inc
Farms >Co
Arizona
Co
Green
;■
22%
12%
(A
30%
——5
A—.—1
Const Co—__1
&
Gobain
Green
6%
22%
14%
20%
Corp.—5
American
Glasspar Co
37%
,
Bid
Pubco Petroleum
9%
5%
20%
13%
.
Corp——_1
—Li*:—3.x
Inc
Par
Bid
„
Potash Co of America
Ask
8
34%
1
Development
Land
Allied
Alcside
Bid
(Quotations for Friday, October 7)
any quotation furnished on
request.
Par
Industrials and Utilities
43
5
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
(Winston-Salem N C)
-r.r
44
(1436)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Aberdeen
Ask
Mutual
Funds—
Par
25c
2.00
2.20
Intl Resources Fund Inc
1.25
7.10
7.68
Investment
Co
1
4.18
4.47
Investment
Trust
1
al3.38
1
8.07
Fund
Affiliated
Fund
American
Business
American
Investors
Inc
Shares
Fund
American Mutual Fund Inc
Amer
Bid
Par
Funds—
Research
Dev
&
Investors
8.82
22 %"
Corp—1
24
Istel
Johnston
1.40
1.54
4.56
4.98
B-l
Inc—1
5.15
5.60
B-2
(Medium
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
7.92
8.61
B-3
(Low
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
3.81
4.16
B-4
(Discount
Mut Fund Inc
Axe-Houghton Fund "A"
11.15
12.12
9 04
Grade Bonds)_l
21.21
1
15.45
9.10
9.93
8.57
11.86
13.35
(Low
S-4
—1
6.41
7.01
Stocks)
1
11.21
1
Slks)_l
11.97
11.71
Stock)
Com
12.71
13.74
Lazard
10.86
17.14
Lexington Income Trust-
Canadian International Growth
13.77
lc
8.76
Century Shares Trust
Fund
of
6.12
6.70
1%
9.19
9.47
131
13.01
10.22
11.17
Income
9.48
Investment
1
9.30
10.11
1
14.92
16.22
Composite Bond & Stock
al4.67
shares
19.19
1
20.86
Composite Fund Inc
1
8.08
8.78
Concord
1
13.81
14.93
Inc—
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
18%
shares
Mass
1
6.74
15.37
15.53
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc
1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Dividend Shares
25c
14.04
Income
1
8.99
9.87
1
al3.50
1
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
53.66
2.98
10.71
11.77
National
9.38
10.32
9.10
9.97
Bond
8.61
9.44
Dividend
2.76
3.03
Preferred
14.25
1
National Investors
15.49
11.17
Stock
11.74
11.49
12.29
New
England
7.08
7.74
New
York
1.10
Nucleonics
Eurofund Inc
18
Electronics
Shares
1
14.22
15.46
15.82
Securities
3.91
6.02
Penn
1.94
2.12
Peoples
•
10.04
series
5.63
13.37
12.95
11.82
2.94
Price
8.59
9.41
11.87
l.o6
Capital
Investors
Corp.
16.35
Trust
1
6.74
*
1
3%s Jan. 19,
45/aS Feb. 15,
\
Aviation-Electronics—.
-
Corp
Fund Inc_
Fund
6.10
6.63
1
•
16.85
10.02
8.88
10.75
10.86
2.50
8.34
9.07
13.45
13.59
18.47
47«s
.*.1
Fund
Inc.
1
7.27
shares
lc
Common
8.34
9.14
6.14 :
5.98
11.59
~
6.56
12.69
(The) Stock Fund_lc
Food shares
—lc
11.73
8.86
9.71
General Bond shares—
lc
Industrial Machinery shs—_lc
6.77
7.42
6.02
6.61
.
7.58
Fully Administered shares—lc
■*
12.85
6.91
>
Fund
1
14.26
15.50
Putnam
Fund
Growth
Dist
_1
13.54
6.71
Institutional
Bond
7.95
8.29
:1c
12.53
13.72
Mining shares
lc
5.11
5.61
Petroleum
lc
9.25
10.14
lc
2.08
2.30
shares-_lc
Merchandising shares
shares
Railroad Bond
shares
RR
Fnnd
7.33
al8.16
Common
Stock
1.25
8.45
9.14
—1
13.74
12.90
J
Inc.l
11.43
Television-Electronics Fund
l
7.58
8.26
Texas
1
9.27
10.13
Inc™
Sterling Investment Fund
Fund
8.66
Townsend
United
Inc
U
S
InLernaLional
&
—_lc
6.41
7.00
6.79
7.42
Fund
Funds
12.46
United
Accumulated
Fund
1
18.43
18.98
United
Continental
Fund
1
6.97
7.62
1
al9.44
United Income Fund Sliares_l
10.40
11.30
United
10c
Series H-DA
_10c
4.67
5.11
Growth
1
5.96
6.51
Inc—1
5.11
5.58
Value
Line
Income Fund
Line
Special Situations
8.06
8.81
Fund Inc
._10c
2.65
Wall
Washington
_1
8.96
9.79
1
7.96
8.61
lc
10.34
11.31
Whitehall Fund
Fund.lc
9.91
10.84
Winfield
5.98
6.54
Street
Investors
Investing Corp
3.63
8.02
8.77
8.90
Ins
(N
of
100
one
8
Amer
297%
81%
85%
2.50
29
1
13.06
100.21
100.25
100.12
2
Co
in
42%
29i%
38%
41i%
2
Insurance
40
27
31%
33%
the
Fire
100.22
Oct.
point
Bank
20,
100.6
1960
100.3
100.17
100.1 :
100.5
101.2
101.6
100.20
101
Dec.
20,
1971—
1972—.
20, 1961
20, 1961-
Sept.
May i,M962_
4s
Oct
20
May 2,
4%s
4%s
102.8 I
5 %s
3 %S
'
102.16
103.16
'99
99.12
4%s
3%s
108.8''
1966-
Bid
Ask
(Commonwealth of)—
5 %s
1980
Bid
■
4%s
100.8
Feb.
15,
15,
1961
100.27
100.29
Aug, 1,
1961
100.2
100.4
1961
100.21
100.23
Treasury Notes—
Aug.
1,
99.14
Oct.
1,
3%s
Feb.
15.
Oct.
1,
100.16
100.27
100 29
1961
98.31
1962
99.1
100.26
100.30
101.8
101.12
98.8
,
4s Feb.
15,
1962
17as April 1, 1962
4s May 15,
1962
4a Aug. 15. 1962
172s
99.18
100.14
1961
172s
3%s
98.16
101.14
101.18
101.24
102
1962
more
97.14
32nds
of
a
•
Bausch
& Lomb Opt 4%s__1979
Burlington Industries 4,/4S__1975
Canadian Pacific Ry
4s——1969
Cenco Instruments
4%s —1980
Carrier
Corp 4%s
1982
Vought 5%s
1977
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s—1972
Chance
Continental
Can
El Paso Natural
4%s
Gas
1985
98%
101.24
101.24
102.24r
103
104
/
119
123
107.24
,94.24
95.24
106.24
107.24
101.16
Fund__10c
12.13
13.26
5.25s
2-
1-60
11-
1-60
100.3
6.07
6.56
4.80s
3-
1-60
12-
1-60
100.8
100.10
98
100
Nov.
15,
101.10
Nov.
15,
Rate
nafcil
101.26
95.24
1963—-.
93%
112
95%
114 %
92
94
104
106
183
187
100%
100%
5%s„1977
116%
118%
115
89
94.22
103.22
103.26
100.20
100.24
104.22
& Sons—
♦%s
1981
McKesson & Robins
4%s_—1980
Bell
Telep
Public
117
April 1, 1965
4%s May 15, 1965
172s Oct. 1, 1965—
93.22
104.14
92.4
Serv
Republic
91.8
Dated
Due
Bid
4%s
6-
1-60
3-
1-61
3.80s
5-60
4-
4%s—1996
Mueller Brass 3%s
1975
El
&
Gas
k__
100.12
3-61
3.30s
1-60
5-
100.15
1-61
3.10s
100
9-
1-60
6-
1-61
10-
3-60
7-
3-61
United States
Yield Price
99%
100%
October
17,
1960
76%
78%
October
20,
1960
100%
October
4%s-1990
of
Calif
5s
ww__1967
Edison
4%s_1985
Am
Counties
Southwestern
Gas
4%s_1985
Bell Tel 4%s_1995
State Loan &
1982
Finance 5.40s 1980
99%
97
97%
99%
100%
117
122
Bid
Trans
5%s
Corp 5%s
4%s
Utah
Power
&
97%
101
..—
99.903
99.855
99.861
99.812
99.821
99
99%
117
99.780
99.734
December
99.691
8,
1960
March
99.633
99.646
15,
March
99.589
99.604
103
1980
100%
101 %
January
5.
1971
90%
93 %
January
January
12,
15,
December
-—1971
212
217
1970
85
1960
22,
29,
1960
99.538
1960
99.554
99.498
1961
99.511
99.403
99.410
1961
99.360
1961
99.386
99.340
98.988
99.018
1961
98.935
98.842
98.875
98.788
98.823
98.695
98.710
98.706
98.734
98.651
—
July 15,
99.119
99.068
98.904
22, 1961
15,
99.208
99.092
23, 1961—
March 30, 1961—
April
6,
1960
April
99.295
99.040
March 2 1961—
March
9, 1961——
16,
99.341
99.176
99.367
89
84
1960
Ask
99.313
99.265
—
March
102%
1961
98.680
98.581
98.596
98.504
98.520
97.761
1961
98.791
88
FOOTNOTES FOR
99 %
•No
par
New
York
1988
99.943
99.896
—
99.770
94%
Westcoast Trans 5%s
100.3
Yield Price
99.679
91
84
100.1
Bid
99.721
98%
80
100.2
100
1j1u
January 13, 1961
January 26. 1961
February 2, 1961
February 9, 1961
February 16, 1961
February 23, 196!
I960
100%
Virginia
99.960
1,
November 25,
December
Light 4%s—1990
99%
99.983
99.939
27, 1960
November 3, 1960
10, I960—
November 17, 1960
Electric 4%8—1990
99%
99.982
December
97
100%
1971
5%s
100.9
99.30
Treasury Bills
Ask
99.957
November
December
East
Textron Amer 5s
100.21
100.7
8-
100.13
I960-
—1985
Underwood
81
100.10
1-61
13,
4%s -1993
U S Industries
78%
3-61
October
4%s
Sheraton Co
Southern
Texas
100
1-
106
1969
Ask
100.19
7-
2-
104
Telephone
Steel
Rochester
103.26
91
4-60
95
Lgt 5%s__1990
5%s
92.12
103.22
2-60
93
121
152
96%
Steel
104.26
93.14
104.10
1964
5-
1977
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
91
Lowenstein (M)
Michigan
Phoenix
103.28
94.14
4-
1973
&
96
103.24
172s
Rate
93%
Power
98.22
96.28
101.22
Una
104%
Pacific
101.14
98.18
96.20
—
1 %s April
1, 1964
4%s May 15. 1964
3%s May 15, 1964
5s Aug. 15, 1964
1%s Oct. 1, 1964
4%S
Ask
Ask
90%
8outh'n
Perro Corp 3%s
1975
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
1976
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
ww_1982
Hilton Hotel 6s ww
1984
Bid
ww
98.16
(Continued)—
3.35s
102%
5%s
100.8
97.16
4.55s
1976
5s
95.16
99.8
Bid
Notes
15, 1962
2%& Feb. 15, 1963——
1728 April 1, 1963
4s
May 15, 1963
1 y2s Oct.
1, 1963
100.5
1
Petroleum
102,16
94.16
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Debentures
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
14.91
Northspan Uran 5%s ww—1963
Pacific
>
106.24
97.22
13.21
5s
98 : <;•
100.24
point
Nov.
4%s
172s April 1, 1961
3%s May 15, 1961
4s
or
Maturity—
Treasury
4%s May
3y8s
one
Ask
100.6
Certificates of Indebtedness—
4%s Nov 15 I960
14.20
Bonds—
National Can
98%
99.28
97
—
4.40s
Auavrana
102.12
99.20
U. S. Certificates of
Indebtedness and Notes
12.22
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds—
98.8
101.28
wi—
—
5 '% s
99.12
-V:
107.8
102.28
97.28
20,1968——
March- 20,n969™-_^—.
Jlily 15,-1969Feb- 20, 1970-—
«
April !, 1970—i--.—
July 20„ 1970——.—,.
Oct. I, 1970-1967——...
May 1, 1971—
Fob. 15, 1972-1967—-—
Sept. 15, 1972
4%s
.
101.8
102.12
u.
March:
98 8
100.17
100.28
1962-
1965
374 8
102.16
;. 99
Aug. 20,
May 1, 1963—
472s April 20, 1964——
99.16
"101.8
.
June
101.16
97.8
100.1
100.13
4s
100.24
101.24
100
99.31
4%s
1
100.12
99.4
100.8
99.30
Bonds—
100.13
4s
.,101
Ask
-
2%s
Ind
Fund
a
100.1
4%s
1968——
10,
of
I960—
101.21
v.
10,
32nds
April 3, 1961
3%s April 3, 1961——
100.26
102.8
—
Feb.
Land
5.40s
102
100
19(15^—
Aug.
5%s
101
-
1963—
more
for
Federal
101.20
—_
11,. 1963
or
Bid
100.16
Inc
Growth
31i%
5
3
Insurance
4s
13.68
-
8%
26%
5
Cooperatives—
4.45s Dec 1, I960..
3s Feb. 1, 1961—
3%s April 3, 1961
99.4
1
—
Inc
49y»
8
City of N Y
100.2
98.24
1961
11,
100
1
Fund
321%
108
46%
Y)—2
Co
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
U S LiTe
52%
30%
103
9.74
1
Inc
Wellington Equity Fund
Wisconsin
3.32
1
Mutual
Fund
Wellington
lc
16.09
Value Line Fund Inc
8.04
Institutional Income Fund
14.59
Value
2.42
Inst Foundation Fund
13.35
14.80
4.58
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
13.18
1
Ltd
a24.98
7.36
Incorporated Investors
12.13
1
Canada
Funds
1
Income Fund of Boston Inc
Incorporated Income Fund
Co
Tns
Westchester
100.19
99.30
Inc—
11.38
1
Haydock Fund Inc
1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc—lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Life
4%
'48%
2
10
Insurance
US Fire
Figures after decimal point represent
Century Growth Inv_
Uniled Science Fund
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series H-C7
5
Ask
100.17
Maturity—
12.36
lc
Inc
United
3%s
a27.84
Fund
Fund
_lc
Fund
Sec
4
10
-
Guaranty Co (N Y)
Travelers
100.17
47es
*
a35.57
1
Stock
Growth
Mutual
preferred
Accident
Banks
April ,10. 1969—
April 10. 19YO——.
Sept. 10, 1970——
37.11
Balanced
35%
36i%
14.12
35.11
—
561%
58%
55%
4 7as
1
Twentieth
Industry Shares Inc
52
32
55%
6.25
33
14.85
•
—
24%
52
14.75
1
Investors Inc
State Street Investment Corp
Stein Roe & Farnhain
8.86
9.49
Shares
Investors
Sovereign
8.95
Utilities
Inc
(Edson B) Fund
Southwestern
8.08
Guardian
of
41/2
22
5
100 3
6%s
12.03
American
8.17
Growth
34%
100.15
47as
4%s
Shareholders Trust of Boston—111.01
Selected
lc
shares
Ins
19 %
52 %
•
10
43
100.1
10,
March
4%s
a8.88
lc
Tobacco
Fund
1
lc
5.45
3%s
8cudder Stevens & Clark—- '
Equipment shares
Railroad Stock shares
4.96
4074
3172
1961—
47aS Nov. 12,
4%s June 10,
al2.12
Steel
shares
Canada
of
April
37*s March
14.72
Inc—1
Shares
25c
Smith
;
272
10
10
57«s Sept. 11, 1961
3%s Feb. 13, 1962———
4%s Sept. 10, 1962—
7.86
(Geo)
Scudder
5.59
672
2
1961
4%s May 10, 1961—
4%s June 12,1961
Growth Stock
Bcudder Stevens & Clark Fund-1
'
>
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
4%s March 10, 1961
10.87
50c
Inc
(T Rowe)
Quarterly
=
Electrical Equip ShareS—lc
Building shares
lc
Capital Growth Fund—:
lc
;
Chemical
8.10
60%
15. 19611
37sS April 17, 1961
3.30s May 15, 1961 wi_—
37as April 15, 1963—.—
Group SecuritiesAutomobile shares .—™—.—lc
57
5%
47
1
Title
4.45s March
al2.39
Puritan
7.33
■
Bid
14.15
Putnam
Oeneral
Y
78%
3%
Amer
U S
Ins
Life
Marine
Standard
51%
85%
50c
N
&
Standard
4872
Federal Home Loan Banks—
12.97
Inc
Fund Inc
: 17.77 *
of
Fire
$0.50
4678
Co
Life
75
18%
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security I.ife &, Trust Co
Springfield Fire & Marine
81
—
Fund
Philadelphia
Pioneer
1.43
43
1
Co
Paul
601%
23%
51%
Seaboard Surety Oo_
Figures after decimal point
represent
12.78
1
Securities
6.19
1
Otneral
Seaboard
10
Amer
56
21%
48%
Obligations of Government Agencies
14.37
1
Square Mutual Fund
2.66
-
lc
23%
22
St
12 •%
5
10
35%
42
_5
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
109
v
3372
5
Insurance Co—
Owners Life Ins
8.74
1
Pine Street Fund Inc
_1
Inc
10.91
103
5
Y—10
Co
10
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)_—1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
5
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
2
Ins
,
of N
Insurance Co.;
Providence-Washington
6%
52 72
18 7a
11.17
4.27
5.51
1
Inc
Fundamental Investors
Inc—.
Street Fund
William
One
19.03
Insurance Co
62 72
5%
47"%
Standard
91%
39
10
Phoenix
16%
Jefferson
40%
87
Co
61
49 7i
5
of
11%
Philadelphia Life Ins
-■
35%
37%
40%
59
1
-5
55
12 7a
57
4
F)
Indemnity
Peerless
571/2
51
2.50
Pacific
372
54%
3.337a
Y
N
Pacific
6872
3
3iy2
32%
10
—
Ins Co of
37%'./
45
Jersey Insurance
Over-The-Counter
17.60
Co
(Fla)
&
Oppenlieimer Fund
14.63
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
lc
stock
Chemistry
5
Fund
8.00
10.33
1
13.43
Founders Mutual Fund
Preferred
Series
Fund
12.28
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__l
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Futures
19%
65
1.25
2
13%
39%
;
——5
74
J)
29
Co
5
-
Corp
River
Ins
Northern
Insurance
Capital Fund
25c
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
Mutual
Stock
of Canada Ltd
7.43
1
Federated Growth Fund
Growth
al9.76
10
North
Fire
Northeastern Insurance
Life
Home
Amsterdam
Casualty
Hampshire Fire
York
12%
A—
159
78%
American
Corp class
37%
37%
5
1
390
77%
1
5
com
6.10
1
20c
20
AA
Fire
151
5
8.12
10.98
Corp
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Florida
5.58
50c
Investment
18%
Inc
Union
373
57 7a
Insurance
8.03
7.43
Series
50c
Fund
New
Accident Ins
&
Line
5
Insp & Insurance
3.80
7.35
Series-
New
347s
73
Home
5.80
3.48
Stock
Stock
Fund
Electronics
5.31
Series
14%"
31%
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
Co.—_—_!0
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
10
Hartford Steam Boiler
Series-
Series
Series
13
52
Gulf
14.55
Income Series
Baton & Howard—
Balanced
Securities
Balanced
72
4
Great
20.63
13.46
Corp—
Nationwide
—
3.24
19.07
10.22
54.20
22
Lire
Hanover
1
interest
Wide Securities Co
Old
Employ Life Ins (D Cj-1.50
Gov
Shares
beneficial
Nation
111%
8%
(Bait)
10
Government Employees
(D C)
14.65
Inc
107%
Life
Natl
National
Glens Falls
22.29
13.55
Fund
10
Natl
44
5972
15.18
20.62
Corp
Trust
226
Globe & Republic Ins Co..
interest—1
Investment
117
13.59
Foundation Fd_l
Income
10
52 7s
Stock
33'/3c
59
Monument Life
National Fire
6672
LlTe Fund—
beneficial
of
12.57
55
272
6374
7.37
1
inbJ&ysO
Growth
17%
—10
Manufacturers—4
3 74
72
7%
10
(N
(S
16
49 74
Franklin
38
34%
&
2.50
2.45
Trust
Inc
Massachusetts
of
Fund
beneficial
of
Fund
35%
Fire Assurance—12.50
Merchants
Co
Fidelity Bankers I.ife Ins—
Fidelity & Deposit of Md__
Fireman's
Mass
Merchants
28 72
New
Inc
Insurance
40 Vs
40
Co
3%
37%
55
2
Co
Ins
3
35%
37%
Life
Casualty
1
Inc
1
5
—
Forstcr
&
Co
10%
55%
215
Bonding & Ins_5
Indemnity & Life Ins_—5
2
5
General
Ins
207
457a
•
,
Ins
Assurance
9%
52%
—10
Casualty
27a
19
167/s
1
Va__—10
of
Life
Amer Life
—10
Co
Life
Inc
Co
National
Maryland
8%
41
Insurance——„4
General Reinsurance
Corp
.10
2.23
lc
Investors
Investors
Mutual
Investment Inc
3.54
Loyal
33
26%
Corp..—__1
Shippers—;
(Ky)
Federal
2.13
lc
5
Employers Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
3.38
1.94
3.23
lc
shares
Massachusetts
Mutual Shares
De Vegh Investing Co Inc
D« Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware Fund
3.08
lc
shares
Special Investment shares-
Units
19.11
2.21
shares
Petroleum
Mutual
17
17.45
Series B
3.66
2.01
Assurance
Re-insurance
&c
Eagle Fire
2,94
3.34
lc
Mutual
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
2.68
9%
8
(Wash D C)___1
(Galveston)
1
Ins
Connecticut
Crum
lc
1
(Newark N .))__2%
Nat
Continental
shares—lc
shares
Home
Investors
Continental
Managed Funds—
Fund
Fund Inc
Dividend
•
Transport
8.72
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Crown Western
Mutual Fund
Paper
138
11.90
1
1
Fund
Looinis
8%
60
15%
Massachusetts
Flu)
Mercury
Co
6.34
Metal
1
30
50%
Heritage Life Ins—
Commonwealth
a25.62
General industries
Shares
Insurance
Boston Insurance
17.97
5.82
1
Electric
Fund Inc
Commonwealth
16.44
Inc—1
Can
15.34
12,,500
Companies
Bankers Natl Life Ins (NJ)—2
Beneficial Standard Liie
_J
11.98
of
Sayles
46%
23%
56
3
Life
Bankers
15
Fund
11.51
Inc
Commonwealth
—1
/•
Stk
14.04
100
Energy
Fund
10.96
Fund
10.64
Corp—100 11,800
preferred
Colonial
Insurance
50c
Securities
Colonial
Insurance Investors Inc
141/4
1
Lite
5
Assur
Tenn
of
Ask
21
Casualty Ins Co
Lincoln
American
6.07
1
—1
Boston..
Chemical Fund Inc
Christiana
11.17
8.38
1
Growth Stock Fund
Chase
Inc
Liie
10.22
1
&
83%
32
Life
Amer
14.90
5.54
Loomis-Suyles
Fund Ltd
Capital Life Ins Shares
Fund
79%
29%
13%
Aiher
13.06
1
Knickerbocker Growth Fund
1
Life &
5
10
Co_
17-72
American
12.27
1
Fund
1
Inc
Equitable
Amer Ins Co
Canada General Fund—
(1954) Ltd
Canadian Fund
Insurance
Bid
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)—5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
conv
American
12.78
of Canada Lld_l
Priced
Keystone Fund
Knickerbocker
90%
12
9.36
12.82
86%
Insurance—
(Jacksonville
20.11
Com
Par
10
Co
91 %
16
Amer
15.57
Com
Companies
Ask
86%
American General Insur Co_1.50
16.86
1
Bonds)
Bonds)
18.43
(Income
Bid
10
Fidelity & Casuall.y_5
preferred
5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co 1
23.14
Fund)
(Growth
Surety
$1.25
25.76
14.27
S-2
Life
&
for Friday, October 7)
American
24.68
1
S-3
12.18
Aetna
Agricultural
al2.66
1
18.19
50c
Insurance
American
1
(Income Fund)
11.78
—1
Casualty
Aetna
33.52
(Growth
16.83
California Fund Inc_.
12.37
(High-Graile Com Stk)—1
10.84
1
Investment
11.32
32.86
S-l
K-l
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Street
1
K-2
1
Ltd
Bullock Fund Ltd
11.55
Bonds)
Priced
Boston Fund Inc
Broad
10.57
Aetna
Keystone Custodian Funds—
9.88
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada
1
Boston
Fund
(Investment
Trust™.
Fund
Devel
10.74
Mutual Fund_l
(The)
•
Atomic
9.83
Inc
1
Associated
1
Par
5.84
America
of
Insurance
Ask
5.31
1
of
Research
Fund
Bid
lc
Monday, October 10, 1960
.
'
101
value,
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
value,
t New
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
yield price,
x
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted to
listing
Ex-dividend. Wi When issued,
y Ex-stock
on
divide
Volume
Number 5993
192
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1437)
45
Week Ended Oct. 1
COURSE
THE
Bank
OF
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
CLEARINGS
increase compared with
an
based
us
BANK
Pennsylvanla—Altoona
Bethlehem
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Oct. 8, clearings for all
there is
week in 1959.
same
Lancaster
gain for the week ending Friday of 26.1%. Our comparative
a
Week Ended Oct, 8
New
i
York
$15,749,807,156 $12,491,889,541
*1,200,000,000
1,064,000,000
+12.8
849,210,191
742,158,685
+14.4
—466,106,632
420,018,509
+11.0
—
Kansas City
_
V 422,000,000
Louis
St.
San
Francisco
375.400.000
686,837,893
421,043,032
546,893,049
cities,
cities,
Total
.
417,812,577
five days
364,172*098
Columbus
five
—
the
Oct.
one
1.098,779,209
987,985,183
+ 11.2
center
today, inasmuch
at
time
the week ends
as
of
going
1959.
increase
an
of
increase of 9.2%.
an
We
group
(10
the
in
Kansas
an
9
932,073,523
971,425.367
"
15,584,706,742
14,324,081,403
"
1,121,904,262
Terre
1,495,187,269
5th Richmond
6
"
860,056,089
4,362,833
+100.9
7,784,718
393,546,279
2.3
133,860,826
1.7
370,247,913
150,738,608
5,613,437
23,015,038
215,199,288
7,700,563
368,153,236
147,561,153
822,989,511
4.5
812,230,736
767,242,714
29,176,213
115,883,524
6th Atlanta
10
"
1,404,534,221
7th Chicago
17
"
1,724,803,045
31,822, 269
+
7.8
28,213,220
135,051, 319
+
2.4
409,700, 000
7,261, 872
6,878, 135
+
4.1
+
2.1
133,711,973
386,800,000
6,776,655
6,419,633
217,194,621
238,654, 686
247,076, 085
4
"
786,205,540
801.548,285
7
"
725,741,643
704,699,416
9
"
723,062,228
693,481,069
Louis
—:
City
6
_
....
208,377,028
14,265,048
6,318,092
202.190.055
.237,620,349
14,481,339
2.0
—12.8
767,755
751,178
+ 11.2
219,036,505
221.612.056
1,354,615,768
3.7
1,221,562,438
1,223,961,103
3,496,775
21,669,078
+
4.1
914,973,443
"
1,466,744,252
_108 cities
:
1,132,121,433
City
our
detailed
statement
94,987,000
84,983,000
—19.0
9,993,406
10,979,896
5,794,289
—17.3
4,545,518
144,909,752
8,837,788
80,468,586
4,327,909
141,629,374
8,110,545
58,443,186
7,453,003
8,491,655
73,666,711
20,145,648
1,999,050
2,378,971
1,264,576,060
1,270,788,435
7,409,041
8,466,035
15,284.642
13,544,834
—
'
812,230,736
Total
767,242,714
3.7
1,221,562,438
1,223,961,103
0.9
1,735,479,064
Louis
FederhiReserve District—Boston—
1959
1,590,914,705
J*
\
7,550,086
Massachusetts—Boston
.■
.
776,880,513
...
'
J
7,413,855
400,800,000
206,911,332
190,527,736
3,309,217
801,548,285
194,617,485
3,966,073
465,441,540
188,269,812
10,888,209
12,635,434
3,871,681
•
-
^w.
——
6,605,253
....
16,179,309
7,917,300
16,209,893
,
725,741,643
704,699,416
483,477,480
—...
Paul
.
696,422,414
North
Dakota—Fargo
615,163,683
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
+
4.3
713,990,718'
648,050,059
Montana—Billings
—
0.6
...
—
...
.
534,110,802
556,032,206
o co
1,335,311,722
1,301,645,958
+' 4.7
23,588,915,062
~
1,554,014
11,646,885,045"
11,291,011,041
r+
0.5
'
,
Total
3,869,747
Bedford—
(7 cities)..
Hastings
j
.
1,257,120
1,023,666
999,556
8,553,522
...
906,948
11,372,061
168,139,715
189,678,942
Omaha
Inc. or
Kansas—Topeka
•
-
1
1958
8,489,428
8,808,544
—
....
ii.;.®
' '"v
•
"
,
* T,:;
0.9
5,018,239*
4.4
9,036,196
9,720,301
3.3
755,289,487
3.3
3,312,250
3,499,421
1.0
1,617,747
1,700,693
2.3
3,640,355
3,853,101
1,569,421
3,960,266
16,524,291
13,997,121
43,758,618
49,039,203
.
22,193,801
25,396,864
35,812,700
38,084,300
3,141,694
3,563,916
932,073,523
Haven
971,425,367
....—
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester.
1.8
8,812,680
7,014,690
0.9
+
1,735,479,064
1,590,914,705
2.7
378,300,000
367,600,000
0.4
+
193,810,048
696,422,414-
—
1.8
186,038,230
123,682,234
3,192,523
—
1.9
691,212,987
+
—14.1
131,554,664
3,457,702
+
1.4
10,166,460
+
3.9
463,320,989
11,065,693
401,653,221
+
3.4
168,703,500
12,570,585
164,097,542
11,460,699
—13.8
4.998,838
5.135.149
8,722,752
7,054,132
0.2
17,87/,792
14,833,558
3.0
—
+"
686,497,227
615,163,683
■
St.
Joseph
—
City
27,978,758
454,295,897
—18.6
993,027
1,234,293
10.2
886,908
933,041
—24.8
11,020,979
+
12.8
179,664,290
10,418,106
165,581,451
7,705,659
+
+
3.8
6,855,676
—
6.4
+
3.5
31,585,907
461,726,741
,15,166,353
'
26,943,677
414,895,013
5,738,068
———
5,734,639
+
V.l
5,849,571
-13,754,030
6,826,055
1723,062,228
693,481,069
+
4.3
713,990,718
648,050,059
15,306,503
—21.3
"
,
700,667,282
14,129,160
Connecticut—Hartford
12,553,816
3,641,148
+.
—
•.
—
—
—
—44.5
15,006,709
15,830,446
0.2
11,940,923
12,448,083
—
Total
(9
cities)
——
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
—
Worth
:
—10.4
46,038,225
—12.6
45,029,535
25,335,347
35,760,000
914,973,443
—
507,052,821
4,580,030
11,200,413
7,091,559
13,885,209
43,138,161
6,980,000
858,493,981
—11.4
11,378,576
11,806,561
1.6
474,443,647
40,956,307
450,699,805
+
—
5.3
38,746,070
10,149,000
6,892,843
7.3
8,493,000
—35.4
—19.3
7,491,460
13,269,216
15,816,523
0.6
556,032,206
534,110,802
2.4
211,237,610
7,098,199
192,828,028
107,568,801
215,021 ,749
—
2,923,768
4.1
Louisiana—Shreveport
34,630,800
2,977,965
—
-
515,085,354
40,861,940"
4,617,000
24,549,403
6.0
—11.8
—
Falls
Wichita
13,438,230
11,902,782
....
Dallas
Fort
Galveston
"
Worcester
;
Missouri—Kansas
26,186,795
470,029,419
f 12,043,716
Wichita
1957
+
13,966,662
Springfield
9,874,745
17,161,208
12,823,599
17,501,766
9.7
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
-
8,047,305
3,713,445
i
7.2
23,888,462,786
+
T'
802,998,604
3,589,339
-
.
+ 14.3
4,258,764
10,102,226
Minneapolis
686,497,227
'
Lowell
15,224,095
1,427,354
1,171,875,548
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
Colorado—Colorado Springs.
8,404,009
-
20,286,064
1,969,742
1,271,394,248
10,899,368
0.5
—
1,740,523,131
786,205,540
cities)
(4
691,212,987
4,530,631
4,573,266
-
Portland
6.7
+
—
3,249,106
3.0
Dep. %,
■"
5.2
—16.0
—
16^,633,367
+
"
—12.2
—
16,466,862
411,600,000
207,723,067
-
1.9
.
1960
0.1
+
15,000,360
1,724,803,045
—
(17 cities)
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy ......
Week Ended Oct;. 1
1
9,389,714
11,402,938
"
at—
—
158,055,876
21,501,337
'
week ended October 1 for four years:
12,483,992
4.0
14,788,351
93,039,000
69,810,373
Springfield
showing the figures for each city for the
■
+ 20.1
11,611,311
14,498,453
1,501,307,065
4.5
—
12,320,673,140
18,349,486
0.5
—
1,107,260,003
1,433,152,689
—
26,194,678,478
3,860,080
0.1
—.
Peoria
13,043:890,294
'
0.1
—
1,454,786,414
27,413,266,333
12,258,504,671
Francisco
7.9
+
11,768,971
4,793,391
-
Decatur
858,493,981
12,356,350,389
,
CO 00
9.5
—
591,585,980
588,247,519
3,905,226
20,006,942
158,225,059
Haute
Nebraska—Fremont
New
6.4
6.2
905, 951
17,753,638
Helena
"
10
11th Dallas
New
+
—
389,000,000
6,928,297
14,511, 668
Rockford
St.
Rhode
—23.2
262,753, 783
89,279,000
/ 9,238,444
Chicago
V
;
+
1,740,523,131
New
+
3,596,990
Illinois—Bloomington
an
+
1,354,615,768
River—i—i
+
—
11,715,065
Sioux City
f
822,989,511
si
$
+
1,495,497,654
Fall
5,097,548
21,108,000
257,253,949
20,016,038
i
lowa—-Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
loss
a
1957
1958
—
1,239,444,480
"
Maine—Bangor
2.7
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Inc. or
7
First
+
+ 11.9
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Wlsoonsin—Milwaukee
and in
the totals register
Dec. %
1959
r. '
-11
Clearings
1,501,307,065
1,404,534,221
South Bend
and in the Philadelphia
but the Minneapolis Reserve Dis¬
4th Cleveland
add
1,433,152,689
789,735
by Federal Reserve Districts:
a summary
12 cities
now
0.1
—23.3
14,217,307
_
improvement Of 8.8% but in the
City Reserve District
$
York
We
—
292,139,628
...
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 0.8%.
1st Boston
Outside New York
5,325,669
253,893,573
Orleans..
Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Waynea
Indianapolis
Reserve District the totals are smaller
I960
Total
11,758,341
14,518,237
512,274,02$
23,911,000
231,832,954
;
—
Grand
In the Dallas Reserve District the totals record
gain of 3.0%.
a
but
Week Ended Oct. 1
12th San
I
Seventh Federal Reserve
Missouri—St.
10th Kansas
473,055,361
261,982,904
34,289,618
cities)
Michigan—Ann
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
8th St
3.2
138,276,042
...
...
..
Total
clearings
The Chicago Reserve District suffers
by 3.7%.
following we furnish
9 th Minneapolis
12,855,382
+
426,400,000
7,410,975
.5,284,389
Mobile
Total
-3rd Philadelphia.
12,591,541
7.4
860,056,089
..
Louisiana—New
the cities according to the
decline of 4.1%
a
In the Cleveland
Reserve District
trict has to its credit
2nd New
64,295,300
9.8
131,651,349
cities)
(6
Mississippi—Vicksburg
located and from this we note that in
are
District the totals suffer
increase of 4.3%
4.9
—
—
8,765,331
402,670,484
-
;
Alabama—Birmingham
4.7%, the aggregate clearings for
of 0.9% and the St. Louis Reserve District of 1.9%
In the
5,468,334
Columbia—Washington..
Florida—Jacksonville
has to be estimated.
cases
Outside of this city there was a loss of 0.5%, the bank
showing
6%
1,495,497,654
—
12,371,082
599,356,483
60,983,300
18,345,000
—
—
Augusta
to- press.
by 0.1% but in the Richmond Reserve District the totals are larger .by 4.5%
of
441,928,361
578,902,692
having amounted to $27,413,266,333 against $26,194,678,478, in the
Reserve District of 9.5%.
decrease
456,280,103
11,274,641
280,177,772
1.8
293,155,591
Nashville
in
appear
results of the previous week—the week ended
the New York Reserve District the totals show
a
1
Georgia—Atlanta
available
not
are
Federal Reserve Districts in which they
the Atlanta
13,397,367
6.9
+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
the Saturday figures
Boston Reserve
14,114,691
12,402,492
—
+ 19.2
We cannot furnish them
was
68,999,700
12,725,023
—
Carolina—Charleston—I
Total
elaborate detailed statement, however, which: we present further below,
week in
65,659,600
*
(7 cities)
District of
"
3,/.;
■
For that week there
at this
290,045,597
12,657,464
321,928,589
622,471,482
_
Virginia—Huntington-
South
+ 19.6
$28,873,969,447 $24,216,118,292
all Cities for week
the whole country
same
+ 16.1
8,157,851
.
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
9.2
+
$27,775,390,238 $23,228,133,109
—
day
able to give final and complete
1.
1,107,260,008
299,629,939
633,793,263
—
Virginia—Norfolk
+21.8
4,939,925,900
5,493,896,045
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In
1,132,121,433
....
.
Richmond
days
issue of next week.
we are
9.5
1,495,187,269
,
_4
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+14.7
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
and
1,239,444,480
'
...
Tennessee—Knoxville
Saturday
20,587,870
20,475,225
5,423,080
1,031,000,000
+13.4
——$22,281,294,193 $18,288,207,209
\*Estimated.
our
19,529,651
1,121,904,262
Maryland—Baltimore
All
22,716,055
+ 18.6
—
+10.5
n._
Total all cities, five days-—-—
;
7,333,205
—12.6
12,117,587
14,696,849
Youngstown
Total
cities,
Ten
■
—12.5
26,625,779
14,372,279
—
Mansfield
West
Other
5,978,044
23,261,978
(11 cities)
+14.9
604,470,053
—
„
Baltimore
,
4.373,252
_
Cleveland
+12.4
483,760,764
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
7,387,521
—28.1
Cincinnati
'
.i.778,651,000
—
4,486,713
7,172,144
3,595,293
—15,3
3,683,408
6,831,917
4,622,387
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+11.4
Boston
4,005,498
7,266,897
Ohio—Canton
1,175,794,402
Philadelphia
+ 15.2
—10.3
1,784,192
2,437,063
2,140,577
+26.1
1,309,47S,820
Chicago
'
%
9.8
1,644,778
2,296,916
4,981,365
1,056,000,000
8.9
6,155,887
.mi..
..
York.
.'7°.
: 1999
1960
1,853,292
+ 76.5
5,097,981
Delaware—Wilmington
Total
—17.8
—
2,647,616
-
Wilkes-Barre
RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
2,304,245
1,168,000,000
New Jersey—Trenton
CLEARINGS-
8
4,572,390
-
'
for
summary
the week follows:
1987
$
1,054,000,000
5,325,562
-
Scranton
At this center
1,714,975
1,179,304
2,081,340
*2,100,000
..
Philadelphia
Reading
19.2% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
against $24,216,118,292 for the
1,409,172
.....
..
Chester
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
at $28,873,969,447
1958
or
Third Federal Reserve District- -Philadelphia—
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
Inc.
Dec. %
$
Pre¬
ago.
year
a
1959
I960
—
Total
(6
591,585,980
588,247,519
cities)
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Total
(12
cities)
—
—
Yakima
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
Oregon—Portland
30,876,676
Jamestown
New
•
York
2,733,614
3,729,796
4,062,351
15,154,761,662
.
13,874,005,338
Rochester
47,501,176
Syracuse
New
155,374,118
2,978,530
Elmlra
40,136,789
154,902,711
York—Albany
r
Jersey—Newark
Northern
New Jertey
Total
cities).
52,471,812
28,799,714
30,454,858
75,061,912
*
77,670,848
86,094,565
87,171,675
15,584,706,742
14,324,081,403
—23.1
30,765,824
27,035,979
0.3
144,740,310
155,405,789
2,739,807
2,996,072
—
+
—
+
—
—
—
9.0
8.2
9.2
»
3,457,338
12,597,451,745
9.5
47,089,525
28,703,466
31,489,435
3.4
76,138,360
72,473,996
Pasadena
-
San
Jose
-
-
Francisco
—
—
Banta Barbara
Stockton
—.
,
-r-
1.2
+
8.8
80^245,469
..
6,203,810
233,998,390
106,161,000
24,637,872
230,150,215
13,159,347
795,999,572
42,676,460
19,751,923
773,602,980
38,500,342
10,313,870
15,592,253
8,937,1531
15,569,481
-
106,237,818
29,370,031
—
—
+
—
13,043,890,294
(10 cities)
—
-
(108 Cities)..
1,466,744,252
Hi
—r
27,413,266,333
1,454,786,414
2.9
1.7
0.1
—16.1
—33.4
+
2.9
+ 10.8
26,332,507
19,687,636
716,966,857
31,642,999
6,192 ,328
192,208 ,577
89,350 ,501
29,572 ,808
21,543 329
696,192 247
28,993, 738
—13.3
8,348,701
8,884 534
0.2
13,600,384
13,686, 147
—
+
0.8
1,335,311,722
1,301,645,958
+
4.7
23,588,915,052
23,888,462,788
—
0.5
11,646,885,045
11,291,011,041
—
26,194,678,478
73,605,030
12 f356,350,389
Total
Grand total
;
Outsid(9
....
225,063,172
48,003,886
,5.4
....
Utah—Salt Lake City
California—Long Beach
San
3,897,621
11,942,030,007
....
219,582,747
6,022,230
Washington—Seattle
Vow Y/irk
♦Estimated,
City
:
(a) Clearing
h
12,258,504,671
12,120,673,140
operations discontinued.
46
(1438)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
certifies
Act
of
1930,
the
Federal
RATES
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
RESERVE
BANK
TO
TREASURY
Reserve
Bank
the different
on
Power &
Transcontinental
6 '/a %
debs,
Gas
30,
1960
TO
OCTOBER
6,
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
Air
Reduction
4.50%
Noon
Buying Rate
for
Transfers
Cable
in
New
York
(Value
in
United
States
5%
Money)
Friday
'
,
Monday
_
Sept. 30
Argentina, peso—
Free
_
$
Austria,
pound
schilling
Ceylon,
.0385812
Finland,
markka
France
_
(Metropolitan)
Germany,
India,
-
Italy,
deutsche mark
.239787
.209762
yen
Norway,
krone
Portugal,
Spain,
of
United
.00161080
.00161080
of
.00278666
.00278666
.00278666
.328300
.328266
.328266
Fraser
.0800560
.0800560
Free
.265200
.265156
.265106
Franklin
*
.140381
.140346
.140325
.140300
2.782178
i
Frito
2.781861
Stock
Nat'l
pound
Bank
.0349750
.0349625
.0349500
.0166401
.0166401
.0166401
.0166401
Fund
.193668
.193625
.193587
.193562
Futterman Corp.,
.232168
.232050
.232008
.232031
2.800697
2.799701
2.799501
2.811200
2.810200
2.810000
Class
AA
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
:
Federal Reserve Banks
million.
60,002
Sept. 28,
F.
R.
notes
Other
of other Banks—
Acceptances—bought
and
7,033
Loans
adjustedt
56,200
Government
Bought
9,412
31,417
136,817
480,592
494,704
outright
Held under repurchase
S.
loans
Loans
394,825
advances
and
35,109
2,000
5,839
5,839
Loans
U.
S.
Bills
2,898,947
+
226,900
+
7,510,298
;
Bonds
Other
336,697
+
14,006,993
—
3,500,000
S.
Loans
26,900,009
+
226,900
+
U.
Total
Due
loans
from
Cash
and
foreign
items
in
collection
Bank
Govt,
8.
+
43,700
+
100,100
securities-
Loans
202,153
—
436,797
+
U.
S.
*
assets
293,067
assets
52,267,704
Treasury
55,323
Within
Reserve
Other
27,698,125
+
99,840
94,186
+
Deposits:
Member
U.
8.
bank
reserves
17,817,213
Treas.—general account
Foreign
240,978
—
375,707
'
—
234.042
—
178,688
77,701
—
194,243
+
10,287
387,323
_
Other
+
5,729
—
Deferred
deposits
__
18,774,486
_
availability cash items
liabs. & accrued dividends
403,650
171,038
—
4,461,817
42,402
—
liabilities
+
with
Other
4,630
CAPITAL
Capital
50,976,830
ACCOUNTS—
paid
capital
403,098
to
52,267,704
456,415
—
19,627
93,602
126,936
From
—
318,567
reserves
Contingent
ances
39.5%
liability
on
.2%
.
+
169
4
+
59
+
—
176
—
—
231
+
835
+
6
+
331
—
400
—
15*
+
711
67
—1,782
—
178
Glen
+
731
Globe
+3,633
loans
valuation
21
to
domestic
—
47
48
—
106
+
3
—
78
+1,446
2,989
+
351
583
—
+
383
banks
and
items
loan
are
after
shown
deduc¬
gross.
revised.
following
28:
A
of
weekly
Reserve
principal
decrease
Federal
Government
million
in
in
demand
Reserve
changes
of
demand
demand
Banks
$492
and
deposits,
deposits
reporting
member
System in leading cities
adjusted, increases of $748 million
with
in
for
the
week
in
loans
million
reserve
million.
Loans
to
and
decreases
adjusted
other
nonbank
creased $187 million.
and
$841
of
$350
million
deposits
securities
financial
or
carrying
decreased
than
million, of which $51 million
interbank
was
current
institutions
increased
in New York
found
City.
list
a
1
10-14
12-
1
11-15
64 Vic
■;
.
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
55 Vic
^
12-
$1.30
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
called
de¬
volume
called
bonds,
sinking
for
i
28c
notes,
provisions.
given in the "Chronicle."^
were
Capital
American
Columbia
47/»%
Home
preferred
(N.
10-14
10-25
10-10
$1.12 Vi
10-25
10-10
Vl5c
1st
debs
Goldblatt Bros,,
Goodman
A
3%
debs,
Co.,
3*4%
of
Grace
(W.
1,
1976
8%
A
class
Grand
1-3-61
15C
10-30
20c
11-
System,
series
Page
1
*
-Nov
1
1298
April
15,
1962
—Oct
15
1089
4%%
Electric
Inc.—
K,
Life
,
(quar.)_.
Y.)
(N.
Insurance
due
line
1983
bonds,
of
bonds,
due
Inc.
Life
(stock
Insurance
Mobile
&
Ohio
preferred
(quar.)—
—Nov
1
1300
due
Nov.
1,
1977——Nov
1
,
993
America—
series
due
Nov.
1,
1978—Nov
1
*
Co,—
May
1973
—Nov
9
1343
Mfg.
10-14
.
9-19
10-15
9-20
25c
12-10
,•11-17
11-
1
10-24,
13-1
11-
2
10-14
9-21
10-14
10-15
9-30
1
10-14
12-19
11-25
$1.25
(quar.)——.*.
11-
10-31
t20c
$1.25
(quar.)
37 Vac
3-13-61
12 Vic
11-
1
—
2-24
(quar.)
12-
6
10-13
12-
25c
6
10-13
10c
Chemicals
&
preferred
Co.,
Controls,
common—
(quar.)
preferred
pfd.
6%
(quar.)
10-11
,10-15
10-15
10-
5
10-15
10-
5
15
11-
7
10-20
10-
6
$1.87
10-15
10-
3
15c
.•<§_;
conv.
Company
pfd.
(initial)
(quar.)
I
Co.,
&
preferred
Steam
1
1
$1.50
(quar.)
5%%
10-15
9-30
10-31
9-30
t $ 1.25
4%
preferred
Marx
Hartford Electric Light, common
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)—
4.96%
10-11
11-
11
Refractories—
M.)
&
10-21
11-
75c
dividend
(A.)
25c
60c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Schaffner
9-30
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., 5%
(H.
9-30
10-18
66 Vic
common
convertible
10-18
10c
Bros.
ance
11-21
3
41 %c
(quar.)
Extra
Hartford
1,
12-12
10%.,
—
1
(quar.)
Stock dividend
Harris
11-21
25c
dividend)
(quar.)
Harper
12-12
40c
...
_:
(quar.)
preferred
6%
$2
RR.—
$5
2nd
9-26
11-
56y4c
(quar.)
Gulf Oil Corp.
Gustin-Bacon
9-26
11-25
(Houston)—
(quar.)
(Florida)
Gulf,
10-17
10-17
13
„
preferred
Fire Brick
Corp.
7
40c
"
of Canada
Hart
Power
debs,
L.),
Stock
Ltd.—
pipe
P.)
(H.
3
10-
25c
40e
(A.
9-12
10-
10-31
?50c
—
(quar i___
4Vi%
Insurance
Southern
12-15
1
25c
(s-a)_;;
(quar.)
Co.,
9-14
$1.50
—
preferred
B
Union
9-14
9-14
10-14
1-
(quar.)
preferred
American
10-14
10-14
Co.—
&
Harnischfeger Corp.,
due
10-15
10-15
1%
16V4c
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker
Nov.
7
1
1
1%
Employees Corp.
R.)
class
$2.40
Co.—
Pipeline Co.
conv.
due
10-
1111-
15c
'
Co
preferred
5.30%
Georgia—
series,
debentures
secured
Gas
Co.
—Nov
10-10
;
Inc.
Mfg.
Government
Hasan
'
REDEMPTIONS
1964_
1,
I
9-23
10-25
10-14
13c
1
11-
10-10
..
10c
(initial)
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada) Ltd.—
4%
preferred
(quar.)——____________
Goulds Pumps, common
(quar.)
Corp.—
Nov.
5.90%
Tobacco
pipeline
Potomac
due
11-15
25c
class
10-14
10-31
10-31
(ouar
Y.)
(quar.)
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.)
Halle
Date
Arma
Discount
Gas
Oil
Natural
Bosch
f
55c
_.
Griesedieck Company, 5% conv.
pfd.
5% series 1954 preferred
redemption,
fund
..
25c
$5
under
r
40c
(except where otherwise indicated)
the details
debs,
American
6%%
$76
corporate
Company and Issue—
American
25c
►
(quar.)—
Co.
10-14
87 Vic
Gulf
of
stock
common
PARTIAL
20-year
$270
Other loans increased
$41 million
other
1
11-
6 2 ViC
—
Guaranty Trust Co.
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
3%%
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $231 million.
Time
11-
(quar.)
Ltd..
Company
Greyhound
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
in which
and
be
S.
deposits credited to domestic banks.
Government
will
balances
$772 million in U.
purchasing
S.
50c
62 Vi C
(quar,)—j__—^___
(quar.)—
Corp;j
Envelope,
Green
the
Commercial and industrial loans
decreased $27 million.
Loans to brokers and dealers for
U.
Alden
Godfrey
Great
137,109
+
and
Sept.
Insurance
Green
202,104
those
ended
Falls
Great
including
the
non-participating
5%
513
1.5%
preferred
shows
1-25
—
preferred
841
commercial
individual
reserves;
figures
The
statement
1-25
2-15
Quarterly
!
Federal
1-25
2-15
33c
Gladding, McBean & Co.
8%
of
Below
the
10-25
2-15
32 Vic
—_—
(quar.)_—__.
Investment—
c
6V2 %
—
1,319
—j.
10-25
10-25
——
common
+1,245
76
10-25
.11-15
—
others-
Condition Statement of Member Banks
of
Inc.,
772
'
4
.11-15
Corp.—
dividend)
Fund Notices
condition
11-15
dividend)
+
10-
1
11-15
—
(stock
+
3
11-
25c
(quar.)
(stock
%
3
32 Vic
(quar.)
B
Redemption Calls and Sinking
banks
A
A
—
524
10-
32 Vic
(quar.)
common
Class
1,344
Banks—.——
10-
10-17
Gold Seal Products
foreign
_1_
preferred
Class
32,186
Reserve
4
11-15
27 Vic
—1,367
1,489
Federal
of
1
;
:
+
;i
1
11-
9-16
33c
(quar.)
350
T
10,951
11-
tlOc
,
preferred
Girard
6%
23
10-10
32 Vic
—
5,524
—
4 Vi %
138
+
1
(quar.)_
preferred
Gimbel Bros.,
+
/; ;
—
5.60%
50
266
10-
11-
—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Genesco, Inc.,
Glens
—1,413
58,813
_—
5.10%
581
■;
deposits——
preferred
5 Vi %
434
—
10-11
—___
5.20%
+
deposits:
banks
5.16%
—
+
3,966
demand
21
+
139,436
.
5.00%
+• 748
2,765
______
"
305
43*
1,293
_i
banks
+1,016
+
+
$0.6069
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
$3.50
9,674
7
10-25
10-14
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
4.20%
4,832',
10r
50c
(quar.)
$2 preferred (quar.)_.
$2.50 preferred (quar.)__
100
13,572
9
11-10
t$1.25
(quar.)—.
+
41*
12-
25c
30c
1
.10-13
11-
$1.25
(quar.)__
3
10-27
91-30
12-23
(quar.)
common
preferred
—
1
8-30
*
15c
933/4C
Ltd.,
preferred
General
17,627
Banks
Wares,
$1.30
298
10-10
10-15
Corp.—
$1.32
+
—
11-10
10j-18
25c
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred B (quar.)—
17
accept¬
for
purchased
correspondents
+
191
1,364
.____
banks
•September
combined
+
-
adjusted
demand
tExclusive
tion
deposit and F. R. note lia¬
bilities
—
15,206
—
From
—
48
Borrowings:
+
16~,914
+
15
—
deposits:
—
112,968
liabs. & capital accounts
362
+
774,808
accounts-
Ratio of gold certificate
Time
—
2
12-
UOc
—•
——
(quar.)—.
common
(quar.)
$1.32
457
„
domestic
Other
in
__
Total
117,656
—
24
—
1
11-1
•
25C
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
—
Interbank
Surplus
Other
473.691
209
—
1,168
coin
Motors
$1
75c
5%
—
—„
R.
Government
Domestic
206
27,816
years—
deposits
256,566
*
+
+
—
2,825
liabilities—
S.
48
■:
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12,556
assets/liabilities
Interbank
222
1
Dynamics Corp.
General
676
indebtedness—
Co.,
Oil
(quar.)
—
12-
+
B
\ wii '
1
12-31
9-23
.
.
(reduced)
General Electric
Co.
(quar.)_
General Industrial Enterprises—p..———
General Mills, Inc.
(quar.)
1,026
:__i
of
Crude
preferred
-.'J
1
11-
50c
(quar.)—.ii
Ltd
Bakeries.
Baking
General
preferred
preferred
.
10-
11-30
__
Industries—
$1.30
AloH
4,116
assets—net—_—
Total
U.
+
etc—
securities—total
F.
and
473,038
—
General
General
banks__
13,262
1,157
—
10-25
10-12
10-31
7c
,
preferred
$1.30
—
—
years—
with
Foreign
Total
1
1
(Ga.)—
(quar.)
American
convertible
General
year_____
five
Currency
148,033
—
linance,
commercial
securities
Demand
Total
Other
one
Balances
_
6%
$1.00
147
__
five
Reserves
notes
General
111
%
institutions:
notes & U. S, bonds maturing:
to
After
318,567
—
LIABILITIES—
Federal
11-
9-30
7c
__„
+2,060
607
bills
Treasury
8,624
456,415
—
10-25
(quar.)
common
-K3*365
-I-v.
.
Co.,
27*
carrying:
or
banks
certificates
475,169
+
,
securities
loans
+
20,437
>
—
loans
Government
One
Total
1
9-30
12 Vic
•
492.H
—
1,145
domestic
+
+
+2,626
1,451
personal
foreign
137
—
Securities
financial
to
estate
144,542
—
106,316
+2,924
1,662
Treasury
5,475,211
___,
pur-
-
purchasing
finance,
Other
36,995
—
15
for
to
Real
of
process
___
270,600
+
27,227,974
banks
premises
Other
27,050,209
for
Other
336,697
150,200
securities
dealers
securities
to nonbank
Loans
Total
and
Government
Sales
bought outrightHeld under repurchase agree't
11-
-—r
preferred (quar.)
Light Co. of Columbus
$5
601
—
31,541
securities
Other
2,483,771
Total
$1
$3.75
—1,058
68,71©,^
loans—
carrying:
or
loans
U.
—3,500,000
1959
1,055>Li +13
Government
Other
Certificates
10-14
-
General Steel
106,209
—...
industrial
brokers
to
1960
107,235'
—_
adjustedt—,
loans
chasing
securities:
investments—
and
Agricultural
outright—
Notes
and
investments
Commercial
15,073
5,839
agree't
Sept. 30
(In millions of dollars)
859,138
64,408
430,932
cash
Discounts
U.
18,339,364
reserves
Sept. 21,
1960
ASSETS—
29,363
+
Total
Total gold certificate
10-31
(quar.y
class A (monthly)
4%
General
Decrease (—) Since
888,501
—
4,406
to
Increase ( + ) or
V'.
Oct. 7,
1959
1960
Loans
$457 million.
Decrease (—) Since
Sept. 28,
-
11-
—
General
$583
domestic commercial banks decreased
Increase ( + ) or
972,723
11-15
7c
increased $513 million and bor¬
(In thousands of dollars)
17,366,641
11-21
10c
Monthly
--Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
rowings from others decreased
account
10-21
1
10-24
63c
(interim)—r
America
of
Common
certificate
11-
25c
(quar.)_
15c
Ltd.
2.809680
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Redemption fund for F.R. notes
3
2.799183
„
.
Gas
Gold
10-
9-23
$4
.0349750
2.810280
5,
(Long Island)
Mines,
Realty Co.
(Louis)
2.799780
i960
10-15
Company
Gardner-Denver
Oct.
1
4 Vic
(quar.)
Fuller Brush Co., class A
f
ASSETS—
10-
t30c
Geduld
.193637
sterling
10-14
Ltd
Co's.,
.0166401
—_
pound
25c
Fund—
series
.232225
Africa,
10-14
(quar.)
State
Friedman
.265156
r
2.782376
^
—
Holder$
Payable oj Rec.
tl2VaC
(quar.)——
Ltd.
Canada,
Custodian
Common
.0800560
140300
_
Kingdom,
.00161080
.0800560
_
Co.
Corp.
Franklin
.328400
.0349500
South
2.809680
2.783366
Switzerland, franc
Union
j
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
.00278666
—
—
krona
Fram
.209787
2.810000
•
\
escudo
peseta
Sweden,
.209737
.029762
2.782455
^
——
Foundation
2.810200
.00161080
.265206
pound
.239650
.00278666
.
guilder
Zealand,
.239650
.210587
.0800560
dollar
+—
Netherlands,
.00311083
.203862
1
.328300
.»
—
malayan
peso
.210637
-
-
.00161080
Malaysia,
Continued from page 12
.203968
.209812
2.811200
issue.
DIVIDENDS
.0385750
.0200462
.00311083
.239618
5
31
1.021718
.00311083
.239787
•
I-../
.0200500
1.019531
.210637
.204037
2.81028Q
lira
Mexico,
*
—
$
.204037
".00311083
.204037
;
pound
Japan,
.210637
.00311083
franc
new
Dec
-Oct.
—_—i
1979—
1,
2.238788
.0385437
.0200366
Oct.
due
.0120277
2.239043
1.02Q625
debs,
this
in
stock—
Corp.—
subord.
Oct. 6
$
.0120240
.0385437
.0200237
1.022552
.210587
rupee
Ireland,
New
z
—
1
2.239203
.0385750
.0200162
1.022786
rupee
$
Page
Thursday
Oct. 5
.0120240
-
2.240000
*
Wednesday
Oct. 4
.0120349
2.239266
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Tuesday
Oct. 3
$
.0120349
_
Australia,
1
*
•
1345
Date
:
Inc.—
conv.
preferred
Greetings
conv.
♦Announced
-
.
1345
1
Co.,
cumul.
American
and Monetary Unit
Country
1
Nov
ENTIRE ISSUES CALLED
UNDER
INCLUSIVE
I960,
1
Corp.—
Line
Pipe
1978
due
Company and Issue—
SEPTEMBER
Page
Date
Light Co,—
5Vi% debs, due Nov. 1, 1983--.——Nov
Tennessee
Gas
Transmission Co.—6%
debs, due Nov.
1, 1977; 1st mtge. pipe line bonds 514%
series due
Nov. 1, 1979 and 5%
debs, due May 1, 1978—_—.-Nov
Puget Sound
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
countries
FOREIGN
Tariff
Monday, October 10, 1960
.
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the
,
.
(quar.)
Inspection
11-
1
10-20
10-14
75c
It-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
62c
&
11-10
56 Vic
(quar,)____
(quar.)
Boiler
$1.37 Vi
30c
;
11-
1
10-10
50c
10-17
Insur¬
10-
5
Volume
192
Number 5993
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1439)
47
i
Per
Name of
Hartfield
Stock
Hat
Company
Stores,
(stock
dividend!
5%
B
pfd.
(quar.)
10-
Per
11-
1
Name of
7
12-
1-2-61
5674c
(quar.)
preferred
5 y»
preierred
5%
preferred
5Va 7*
C
9
Class
lt>
5
10-
5
25c
10-15
10-
5
10-15
10-
5
.
preferred
(quar.)
G
27Vic
(quar.)
10-15
28%c
10-
King-Seeley
5
Kingwood
10-
5
Kratter
7
Class
12-15
$1.20
50c
10-15
Hawley
2%
1-3-61
15c
10-31
10-
3
20c
10-25
10-
6
$$1.50
10-11
Products
(quar.)
dividend)
(stock
Hayes Steel Products,
Heat-Timer
Corp.
Hein-Wamer
Heinz
(H.
Hinde
Inc.
Co.
(Edward)
Extra
Lumber
of
Hirsch
(Hiram)
N.)
(P.
Hoerner
&
Boxes.
Co.
Inc.
Holt
preferred
Reinhart
Stock
&
Home
(N.
Honolulu
Paper,
Horn
Hardart
&
Ltd.
&
Hardart
3%7*
4%.
(quar.)
(N.
Y.)
Factors,
Y.)
10-15
10-11
9-16
Circuit
11-15
11-
Class
1
Brick
Illinois
11-10
5%
10-15
$1.20
11-
1
10-
3
Fund
3-18
Leeds
7-1-61
6-17
57*
Northrup Co., common
preferred A (quar.)
5%
convertible
11-
1
10-19
11-
1
10-20
1
10-20
&
Leeds
11-
30c
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
Lerner
10-15
9-30
$1.10
10-15
; 9-30
Leslie
11-
10-15
Liberty Life
1
10-15
$10c
9-15
10-15.
11-
9-15
12-30
12-15
5c
10-31
10-14
25c
11-
1
11-
1
10-14
$1.25
11-
1
10-14
10-31
10-21
tral
25c
__
Co:
pfd.
57Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.267*
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
—,
57*
preferred
Link-Belt
Chemical
Inc.
preferred
Industrial
Hose
Ingram &
pfd.
Natural
Inland
5%
Ltd.,
Gas,
preferred
Institutional
1
10-10
11-
1
9-30
11-30
10-
$3174c
(quar.)
10-31
10-17
377aC
(NY)
11-
31V4c
—_
(quar.)
com.
11-1
4272c
(quar.)
(initial)
pfd.
pref.
(quar.)
11-
$25c
Growth
.
Fund
(5c
9c
t<
from
Interior
securities
North
of
Co.
Breweries,
class
A
America
of
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Wash.
C.
Co.,
&
Fire
conv.
& Casualty
Foundation, Ltd.
preferred
Investors Trust Co.
$2.50
preferred
of
Iowa
preferred
&
3
Inc.,
preferred
(quar.)
9-30
-
(4c
income
shares
from
capital
Paper shares
Mansfield
from
&
Heintz,
Jeannette
Glass
Inc.
30c
11-15
10-
20c
10-15
10-15
10-15
7%
1
preferred
3¥47*
and
Johnny-On-the-Spot
Inc.
Central,
Josten's, Inc., class A_.
—
Grain,
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd.,
11-
1
10-14
Merchants Fast Motor Lines
Merchants
1-18
4.35 7*
preferred
(quar.)_
4.50%
preferred
Distilleries,
Mersick
National
Kansas
4%
City
Southern
Kellogg Company,
Kennedys,
Inc.,
Kentucky Stone,
Common
Common
57*
Kerr
Ry
10-18
9-30
Mill
9-30
Miles
Extruders
Tile
4
4
$1.05
12-
1
11-14
$1.08%
12-
1
,11-14
$1.1272
12-
1
11-14
50c
10-15
3 72%
$1.25
Inc.,
preferred
pfd.
conv..
87 Vic
1-2-61
;
31 y4c
Miller
Mfg.
Class
•
A
(quar.)
25c
10-14
10-
7
1-13-61
1-
6
Monthly
~—
Monthly
—
Co.,
—
—
Ontario
3
&
Ontario
10-
iy-25
5
4-
7
1-
6
Mount
10-
4
11-
4
12-
3
10-31
10-14
40c
10-10
9-30
(quar.)—
28c
10-29
10-10
—
20c
10-15
9-30
$1.06
Quebec
Steel
Ry.
■
Otis
9-20
Outlet
10-15
9-30
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
10-25
9-30
$5
Pacific
Elevator
(increase
Company
Paper
class
10-15
9-20
12-
1
10-
7
11-
1
11-15
10-14
11-15
10-14
(quar.)
10-20
9-20
(quar.)——„
10-
11-
10-20
25c
—
10-28
25c
.
—
common
125c
UOc
A
quar.)
(quar.)
Co..
preferred
10-10
t$1.75
(quar.)
com.
_—
9-20
10-14
t$3
—.—
Ltd.,
preferred <quar.)
Oshawa
Wholesalers,, Ltd.,
10-28
Central
(s-a)
Products,
10-14
50c
of
9-30
10-28
77aC
___
Trust
10-15
25c
;-t
10-25
3772C
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
10-31
10-10
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-10
Pacific
12-
2
11-
Pacific
11-
1
Coast
Extra
1
10-15
12-
1
10-
7
5
9-30
11-15
7
9-26
10-14
preferred
preferred
Co.,
10-10
9-30
9-30
10-10
9-30
preferred (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
$1.41
10-10
9-30
$1.50
10-14
11-18
Packard-Bell
12-12
11-18
Park
10-10
9-20
Parke
10-11
9-23
Pearl
10-25
9-30
11-25
10-31
Penman
10-28
10-14
10-14
10-
67*
preferred (quar.)
Penney; (J. C.) Company
40c
11-
1
9-30
10-31
10-14
12-
11-
Power
Co.
Trust
Chemical
Co.
8
11-28
9-30
$2
1-3-61
28c
Co., com.
(quar.)
67*
Mount
Inc.,
10-27
25c
12,
1
10-
6
6
9-
10-14
9-30
15c
(quar.)
10-15
35c
(reduced)
Clemens
preferred
Diablo
Extra
(quar.)——
(N.
Metal
Co.
10-11
9-
9
75c
11-15
11-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—;
Electronics (quar.)
Chemical
Davis
(initial
Co.
Co.
Brewing
Extra
10-14
quar.)
10-27
10-14
11-15
$45c
11-15
10-18
7
11-15
10-18
30c
(quar.)
11-
1
10-
5
4.247*
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06
12-
1
11-15
4.25%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06 y4
11-
1
10-14
(quar.)
$1.16
12-
1
11-15
14c
12-
1
11-15
14c
12-
1
11-15
65C
10-14
4.64%
Penobscot
Chemical
Fibre—
(quar.)
Non-voting common
(quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (Increased quar.)_
Peoples
Stock
common
Trust
(Bergen
County,
N.
Pepsi-Cola
57*
General
Machine
&
Bottlers
Gear
Cement
11-14
10-11
15c
(quar.)_
11-
1
10-20
10c
(quar.)
Co.
9^15
J.)—.
dividend
11-
1
10-20
10-31
10-
10-25
17 Vic
(quar.)
10-25
7
11-
10-10
9-30
6c
11-15
1
9-15
10-14
1
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
Permanente
$1
25c
10-
1212-
$$1.50
(quar.)
10-31
5c
—
Ltd., common
10-31
30c
(quar.)
—
c
10-10
11-15
25c
(quar.)
10-25
77aC
(quar.)
Co.
9-30
127aC
1
(quar.)
Y.)
Permian
3.807*
—_
Corp.
(2-for-l
split)
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
Products—
(quar.)——
Co.
!
preferred
common
6%
Perkins
Trust
new
5.647*
Voting
(quar.) "
&
Co.
7
12-14
9-30
10-10
12-12
10-15
10-10
40c
9-20
$1.13
10-15
50c
9-20
$1.25
10-15
20c
10-15
$1.54
10-31
57*
9-20
$1.18%*
(quar.)
15c
dividend)
10-15
(quar.)
10-31
4
10-15
$1.18%
—
10-15
preferred
25C
(stock
$1.10
$1.12 Vi
preferred
10c
(quar.)
9-20
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
12c
(quar.)
Paper
9-20'
pfd.
4.527*
15c
——
10-15
9-30,
6.167*
57*
1
672c
(quar.)
9-30
$1.09
(quar.)
20c
.—
9-30
10-15
preferred
(quar.)
pacific Power & Light, common (quar.)
Pacific
I
10-14
65c
(quar.)
$1.10
(quar.)
J50C
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.
convertible
$4.75
9-24
9-30
Electric
Lighting Corp., $4.36
preferred (quar.)
$4.40
9-16
10-10
10-14
&
10-14
(s-a)
t$l
Terminals,
.—.—
Gas
7c
(monthly)
Corp.
$3 participating
10-15
12-15
25c
—
A
&
10-15
Co.—
—_:—.".—
Ontario
<Sz
Morgan Guaranty
1-13-61
11-15
Bank
(quar.)
10-15
Moody's Investors Service—
4-14-61
5c
11-
9-30
10-14
(quar.)———
class
77*-
6c
——
Montana
Motorola,
5c
9-30
1
——
(quar.5
Valet
National
10-
15c
—
(quar..)
common
Insurance
5c
(monthly)
Corp.,
York
37*
Mississippi Glass Co. (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Barge Line (quar,)
Mobile & Birmingham RR. Co.,—
47* preferred (s-a)
25c
(s-a)_..__
Fund
9-20
Hour
New
$32 7a c
Boston
.3
Corp.
Maid
Montrose
9-30
Wire
&;
10c
—
(quar.)
Minnesota
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Income
(quar.)
Oneida
Oxford
(quar.)
Laboratories
12-15
(quar.)—
9-30
9-30
$35c
(s-a)
(quar.)
10c
(initial)
Electric
&
Mines
Factors
Montreal
25c
common
(quar.)
Terrazzo
&
Gas
Montgomery Ward
10-15
One
9-20
25C
of
(stock
9-30
(quar.)__
Steel
$1772c
(s-a)__——
(quar.)"
prefered
Midnite
Mission
(quar.)
9-20
9-30
15c
9-30
11-14
(quar.)
Ltd.
12c
1
10-14
11-14
_
—
Ltd.
20c
10-14
10-14
10-25
10-25
10-20
:
—
(quar.)
Utilities,
.National
10-10
10-15
income)—_—
6%
Mickelberry's Food Products
tl5c
Co.'—
non-cumulative preferred
10-10
10-15
______
Bank
Industries
Michigan
U3V4C
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
4.24%
10-20
'
3
1
——
10-14
1
40c
10-
(quar.)
com.
.preferred*
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
(increased)—_
Meyer
(Fred), Inc.,. class A
1
-----
11-
4%
Miami
10-14
140c
277ac
—
—
(Minn.)
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, common
7
10-15
10-25
7
9-16
$40c
Company
11-30
12-
(quar.)—
10-17
10-
60c
5
10-28
10-31
10-31
Oilgear
12-15
10-25
10-
Ltd.—
———
Telephone,
Northwestern
27*
7V2C
10-31
9-30
9-30
7
11-
1
55c
9-16
9-30
10-14
10-
11-
10-15
50c
10-
11-15
$3c
(quar.)
dividend)———
1
377a C
(quar.)
9-30
$4.75
10-15
10-14
10-10
$30c
1
dividend
4.407*
11-
$1.13
10-15
10-10
1-
9-16
10-14
$1.04
10-17
.
9-22
$1.0674
9-30
10-25
10-14
1
9-22
10-14
10-15
15c
10-14
10-31
1
1
$1.02%
$4.50
4.
9-22
11-
preferred (quar.)
$4.16ipreferred (quar.)
30
11-
11-1
$1.06
$4.11
11
1.
7
9-30
12-31
11-
10-
10-15
$30c
$1.09
6
12-30
10-15
Northland
9-30
10-21
(quar.)
9-30
10-10
1 -16-61
9-30
10-
10-15
10-14
1
10-20
90c
Northern
1
9-30
10-14
$1.02
9-30
10-15
10-19
10-31
$1.02 7a
10-14
11-
1
11-
(quar.)
Power
preferred
9-30
_____
(quar.)
11-
(quar.)
10-14
11-
10-20
11-
30c
(quar.)
States
11-10
$L 37.7a
—
Y.)
Power,
Common
Northern
15c
Melchers
12-
;
1-20
10-14
$1.25
(N.
Ry.
Common
10-20
9-30
93 %C
McQuay-Norris-Mfg..
$1
—
9-15
1
3c
(quar.)—i—_
(quar.)_—
10-11
95c
4%
Insurance
10-14
34c
(quar.)
Ltd.
10-31
Stock
Minute
Kansas City Power & Light Co.—
3.807*
preferred
(quar.)—
10-14
11-
10-14
1
$2
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Quebec
2-1-61
1
11-
15c
—.—_
Works
Gas,
Northern
Northern
9-30
11-
100
(quar.)
19c
(quar.)
1
50c
preferred
9-30
10-10
1
35c
(quar.)—
(s-a)
$22 y2c
1
10-17
20c
Joy-Manufacturing (quar.)
preferred
10-15
9-27
25c
—_
12-
1
6%c
(quar.)__
i
4.257*
Pacific
10-14
1
$6c
(quar.)
preferred
Northern.
11-
9-26
30c
30c
r_
11-
93 %c
10-14
& Telephone Co., Ltd.—
25c
$1
10-31
Ry.
preferred
9-30
10-
25c
(quar.)
Old
(quar.)_
4772c
15c
preferred
_______
Y.)
(N.
investment
preferred
McCabe
Miami
4%
preferred (quar.)
;
Jersey Investment, 6-7* preferred B (quar.)—
Jewel Tea Co., 3% 7*
preferred (quar.)_.
Jockey Club, Ltd., 6% pfd. A (quar.)__.
5727* convertible preferred B (quar.)_
4.22%
62 7a c
-
11-
$28
9-28
Central
10-15
10-10
May Department Stores—
1
Co.—
77* pfd. (this payment clears all arrears)
Jersey Central Power & Light—
10-10
r
(quar.)
B
from
(Quarterly
1
10-
20c
Illinois
10-21
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
:
9-15
10-
10-10
133/4c
Northern
1
12 72C
(reduced)—
'
:
10-
11-
$$1.25
Maryland National Insurance (s-a)—
9-15
10-1Q
Trust
Maritime Telegraph
Common
(quar.)
-
10-14
40c
(quar.)_
10-17
$1
—
Jack
Engineering
10-20
10-15
15C
(quar.)
—
Northern
1
10-14
1
10-15
$1.50
pfd.
quarterly
Northern
-11-
11-
Lines—
Van
10-14
$5.50
1
12-23
40c
(quar.)—
10-10
3
3
12-26
45C
preferred
10-28
1
10-31
10-
11-
Corp.—
11-
15c
investment- income)__
Rubber
&
McCall.Corp.
._:
Increased
$1.0674
(quar.)_
gains)
(from
Tire
pref. A
37Vac
(quar.)_
2
$1.50
—
Inc.—
9-30
1'
11-
American
40C
(quar.)
— _—
Island—
Ll™..'
1
North
$.00$
______
9-23
.
12-
9-14
11-23
10-17;
11-15
29c
(quar.)
North American Fund of Canada, Ltd
North American Refractories (reduced-quar.)
10c
(R. H.) & Co., 47»7*
pfd. A (quar;)
47*
preferred B (quar.)
Mading Drug Stores
(quar.)
Mailman, Ltd., 5 7* preferred (quar.)
10-10
10c
convertible, pfd.. (quar.)
55c
1
10-31
7Vic
(quar.)
Light
11-
$1.03
10-15
$3c •'
—
common
10-15
(quar.)i_____
preferred
Ironrite,
Forbes,
10-15
_
Power
&
Managed Funds,
?60c
•Extra
4.367*
10-
.
(quar.)
2
$25c
;
—
9-30
$75c
Rhode
2
11-
9-30
25c
Co., 67*
preferred
& Gas
convertible
31 y4c
A
9-15
Iowa-Illinois. Gas & Electric Co., com. (quar,)
4.227*
class
10-15
(quar.)
11-
1
Oil
preferred
60c
Funding of N. Y., common
preferred (quar.)
1
12-
adjustment
$1.20
9-30
$15c
(quar.)
Ry.
preferred
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd..
Marquette Corp.
(quar.)
convertible
12-
4%
Nortex
$4.08
Manufacturers
(quar.)
7
$3.60
9-20
(quar.)
(increased s-a)__..
3
10-
10-14
10-14
.
11-
Cloth
western
10-25
Majestic. Specialties
;
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., 57*
$1
1
10-21
Wire
&
10-25
9-1
25c
9-30
10-10
12-
York
Norfolk
11-15
3
Corp.
9-30
20C
9-20
i___.
10-10
27 72C
10-14
(quar.)__
Teiegrapn
_i
1
10-10
93¥4C
Jersey Bank & Trust (quar.)
Newark Telephone
(Ohio)—
67* preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
10-14
(quar.)
11-
10-15!
9-30
$10
New
9-30
10-15
9-15
17 Vic
Co.,
(quar.)
+15c
Interstate Department Stores
67*
Inc.
$3772e
com.
10-15
1
10-14
$1.0674
distribution of income)
(a
J.)
35c
:
;
10-
3c
___-_
Telephone
Quarterly
67*
1
•3
$12c
9-30
$3.50
(quar.)
Videotronics,
MacAndrews
,
——
Harvester
International
.
(s-aK_
—
(quar.)
Milling Co., 4%>pfd.
Investors
9-30
i
Ltd.—
10-15
Fund. Inc.
(J.
2-
10-15
2 Va %
—
(quar.)
4.507*
(quar.)
com.
preferred
33/47* pfd. (quar.)—
New Brunswick Telephone, Ltd. (quar.)
New England Gas & Electric Assn. (quar.)
New England Trust Co.
(Boston) (quar.)—
1
—
45c
-
;
D.
Powders,
International
Interstate
MPO
from
(quar.)
Corp,
(stock - dividend)—
Neiman-Marcus, common (quar.)
Newberry
3-1-61
*29c
(quar.)—
2%
M'acy
11-
!
12-15
Ltd.
car,
Nationwide
47»7*
11-18
5c
55c
Milling Co.—
17C1
International
Investment
Stores,
Electric
preference
Bank
Bronze
67*
8c
12-31
3o
lie
-—
15c
dividend)-—
Electric,
*
International
Common
10-15
in¬
...
and
10-20
11-15
9-30
9-30
1
<
Series
$4.10
Ltd.—
International
"
&
Lynchburg Gas Co.
securities
profifcs__
9-30
1
10-25
67*
Fund
investment income
realized
Insurance
50c
Income
(stock
(s-a)^
preferred
Lucky
5
5
10-15
32c
10-10
$60
.
from
from
and 27c
Series
5%
Class', B
Ltd.—
vestment income
Institutional
12-
Dividend
$1.75
Lowney (Walter M.), Ltd. (quar.) _—;
Lucky Lager Breweries, Ltd., common—>.—
11-15
1
National
Hotel—
preferred
57*
3
10-30
$15c
(quar.)
Institutional
12-
9-30
12-15
12-
invest¬
net
income»
35c
9-29
1-2-61
$3
10-11
$10c
Angeles
10-15
10-15
«
(Ala.)—
Series
$60c
_____
preferred
(quar.).
Angeles Athletic Club (quar.)
77*
10-14
.10-
Balanced
$40c
(quar.)_
9-30
10%
Bond
$1272 0
quar.)
10-15
$1.25
from
National
$12 y?c
(increased
A
10-
10-25
Research Corp.—
distributions
Steel
7
1
1
>
&
National
$1.25
quar;)____—
Rice
Insurance
10-17
4National
2
11-
11-
15c
10-10
ment
9-30
12-
$200
(s-a)_
10-10
272%
2nd
State
Security
dividend
10-14
1-6-61
$1
A
10-31
1
3
$1.5©
(quar.)
10-25
New
—.——;
<quar.)_—
Drug
Co.
10-25
(Del.)—
(s-a)
Baltimore
Louisiana
Ltd.:—
Shares,
Ltd.
Oats
Quarterly
Wayne)—
Los
7
10-14
10-10
5c
;
(s-a)
1
10-15
;
50c
5c
60c
preferred
Louisville Gas
m
10-10
10-
10-17
772C
class
non-cum.
Stock
35C
Island
7 7*
9-27
>
10-25
67*
National Securities
1
Cen¬
dividend)
class
(increased
(M.)
Lord
10-14
13c
of
Lighting' (quar.)
Longines-Wittnauer Watch (quar.)_________
.10-10
.11-1,;
11-
.
Commerce
Bell.
Long
6 7t7*
______
Rubber
&
Loeb
10-10
(Mass.)—
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6%
Inglewood Gasoline Co
(Fort
Los
(quar.)
of
TO-IO
1
Ltd.,
Cos.,
„„$a,40
Ltd.—
.
preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Light,
Bank
10-10
Loblaw
$45c
$1.25
Industrial
11-
I-'
10-
60c
$1.60 1st preference
3
58%c
_.
(final)
Mills,
Ins.
(stock
10-10
11-
National
10-14
10-20
(Phila.)—
Co.
(quar.)__
11-1
,"11-
(quar.)
Imperial Investment Ltd., 674.%
Incorporated Income. Fund
Head
Trust
(quar.)
Class B
55 74c
Industries,
tax
Co.
Industries
10-14
537»c
.
9-19
10-15
10-31
$2.50
65c
10-
1
$2
10-15
10-31
$5c
.
(reduced)
preferred (s-a)_
National
11-
10-15
*
,
Common
10-14
10-15
9-15
1
30c
„
.
pfd. (quar.)
(Canada)
(quar.)
Manufacture & Stores Corp.—
Life
10-14
10-
9-16
10-15
11-
35c
Assurance
Nelson
(quar.)
1
52Vic
___—
(quar.)
of: Canada
British
(quar.)
common
Trust
&
&
Life
11-
*
10-31
C.)—
.___—
10-15
40c
,
(quar.)
Bank
National
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Co.,
10-14
5c
(quar.)
51c
;
preferred
Bank
50c
(quar.)
10-31
50c
Lincoln
Gas
National Lead
10-28
10-14
40c
S.
30c
2%.
(quar.)____—
National
9-30
7
A
10-31
$1.1272
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph
.
Class
35c
Y.
N.
Fuel
National
10-31
35C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance (Greenville,
10-14
10-14
10-14
Y.)
(increased quar.)
Welding Machine Co.—
25c
Co.
1
10-31
Electric
83/4c
(quar.)
National
N.
11-
8
60c
(quar.)
(quarJ
31 y4c
10-14
$1
____
Lincoln
Register
3iy4c
;
Quarterly
10-14
$1.25
(quar.)______
1
1
9-30
15c
(quar.)
.____
Quarterly
Liberty Real Estate Bank
9-15
10-15
25c
10-
10-15
8c
(quar.)
Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)
Salt
10-15
10-15
12-20
17 7aC
(s-a)—common
12 Vac
preferred B
Stores
4y27*
Cash
National
1
18c
Travelwear, class A (quar.)
Lehman Corp.
Lenoir Finance
12Vic,
Hess
1
12-
12-30
9-30
15c
10-
10-
"
12-
30c
(quar.)
Y.)—
(N.
National
30c
4-1-61
(quar.)
Westchester
12-15
15c
Bellas
National
income)
10-15
National Chemical & M'fg. Co. (stock divid.>
National
Commercial
Bank
.&
Trust
Co.
10-15
45 c
(quar.)_
1
10-15
40c
of
National
10-15
47*
(quar.)
Motor Freight
93%c
(quar.)
4.207*
$1.50
investment
Way
J40c
4.087*
Indian
net
Rubber & Tire
_
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Less
(from
Lee
Lee
11-
9-30
2c
12-lt
12-30
115c
10-12
10-15
58c
(Chambersburg, Pa.)
125c
12-18
1
(quar.)
(Md.)—
Bank
$30c
10-20
11-
Corp.
National Hosiery Mills,
(quar.)
567»c
10-21
11-15
U5c
1-2-61
$1
(Oregon)
10-21
10c
(quar.)
10-15
(quar.)
Check
Bank
10-15
1
35c
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
1
10-15
Quarterly
1
11-
10c
;
9-20
8c
(quar.)
National
6
59 %C
._
preferred
Lazard
60c
;
5% pfd.
(quar.)
1-
11-
*20c
(quar.)
$1.75
50c
preferred
(Albany,
preferred
(quar.)
B
9
1
jlOc
Power
Imperial
A
Class
12-
11-
10c
Breaker, 4.607*
Illinois
4.707*
(quar,)_
preferred
Litton
Imperial
B
Salle
55c
(quar.)
B
Company
4.42%
class
(quar.)
Extension University "(stock div.)
"Laurentide Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
La
$l5c
Refrigerator (quar.)
preferred
I-T-E
and
convertible
$1.80
9-30
(quar.)_
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
4% preferred A (quar.)
Hyster
10-31
9-30
(quar.)
preferred
12-21
1272C
10-15
Quarterly
6
13 %c
(quar.)
Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc.—
Common (quar.)
.
-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A
11-
$1.75
preferred A
Lang^& Company. (Wash.) (quar.l
10-28
\
10c
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
572%
15c
Hydra-Power Corp.
Hydraulic Press Brick
5%
11-10
.
1
common
class A
Huttig Sash & Door,
-
•
11-
___
(quar.)
Corp., common
(quar.)
Hughes Owens, Ltd.,
6.407>
A
4.75%
5
11-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
_
preferred (quar.)i
Hussman
2nd preferred
Class
35c
(quar.).
Co.
Finance
B
10-
15c
4.40%
Class
11-30
10-10
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Hubsman
12-23
15c
Co.
11-21
4.647*
pfd.
National
$1.75
(N.
preferred
Household
f
Nation-Wide
Nation-Wide Securities
6
National Biscuit Co.,
10-17
.
___L
Syracuse
47*
6
6
Lamson & Sessions Co.—
Quarterly
Hotel
10-
(monthly)
12-
37Vic
47a7*
10-
$1.75
Quarterly
Horn
1
Electric,
10-
preferred
9-30
10-15
12-20
227«c
(quar.)
1
Kuhlman Electric,
37Vic
Baking
Narragansett
5
Inc.—
11-
preferred
1
conv.
27*
Insurance
10-
67*
11-
(quar.)
(see
Ltd. (quar.)__
Y.) (quar.)
10-19
10c
10-15
10-31
9-30
10-21
(Alfred)
,
Winston
Co.,
4 7*
9-30
10-14
11-
Apparel
dividend
&
10-15
,
Holders
$25c
preferred (s-a)—
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
New common
(lnitial-quar.)
Mutual System, Inc., common (quar.)
9-30
When
Payable of Rec.
$3.50
Mills, ,7 7*
12c
Lambert
50c
(quar.)__
Holt,VRenfrew
50c
Vernon
10c
L'Aiglon
(quar.)
common
77*
Royal Dairies, Ltd. (stock dividend)Royal Rice Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
12c
9-22
;
(quar.)
40c
;
class A (monthly)
(monthly)
pfd. (monthly)
conv. preferred
(monthly)
10-28
__
Worts
10-15
Share
B
11-15
,
&
54c
dividend)
10-19
Gooderham)
Holly Sugar Corp.,
57*
9-30
Ltd.—
_
Walker-Gooderham
Walker
(stock
607*-
(quar.)
Mount
9-20
20c
Canada
;_i
__
Hiram
9-28
10-10
;
Co.
Oil
(quar.)
$1.25
Quarterly
Hines
10-10
10-20
145c
Paper
9-30
Kroger Co.—
55c
~
(quar.)
10-15
Per
of Company
Corp.,
$1.20
9-30
27*
(quar.)__
Dauch
&
preferred
9-30
Mount
Mount
conv.
$1.20
2Vic
(quar.)
(stock dividend)..
common
Powder, 5%
Higbie Mfg.
_
(stock dividend)
Co.,
Helena Rubinstein,
Hercules
__
(annual)
(quar.)
Corp.
J.)
Ltd.
10-
Corp.
Name
10-15
10c
;
Common Stock Fund Series S-3
(14c from investment income and a
spe¬
cial of 26c from securities
profits)
10-
15
Hawkeye Security; Insurance Co.
Haydock Fund, Inc. (quar.)
Hayes Industries (quar.)
(quar;)
'
•
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
Keystone
10-15
10-15
25c
(quar.)
B
^
Share
Keystone Medium-Grade Bond Fund Series
B-2 (from investment income)
25c
(quar.)
F
Company
Keystone Custodian Funds, class A (quar.)
10-15
2iy4c
(quar.)
D
E
preferred
5%%
10-29
i%
472%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
1
Electric—
preferred
4'A%
dividend)
-__
Corp. of America,
Hawaiian
When
Share
Inc.
...
.—
————
6c
4.307*
11-30
11-10
4.407*
11-30
11-10
4.687*
preferred (quar.) —-—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.) __.
preferred (quar.)
95c
—
—
1
$1.0772
11-
1
$1.10
11-
1
10-10
$1.17
11-
1
10-10
10-10
48
(1440)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
,Name of Company
*hQuarterly*' Germantown
Morris,
3.90%
4%
I
<b Norrlstown RR.
Inc.,
$1.50
preferred
perferred
~
I
Stevens
B
Chemical
convertible
General
4.70%
Power
5%
10-14
10-15
10-
33c
10-13
11-
1
10-13
*75c
f 57c
_ZZZ
ZZZ
10c
37c
_
~~~
12 Vic
Z
4.20%
of
preferred
preferred
4V*%
4.64%
preferred
10-
11-
1
.12-
1
IZZI
I
12-
26c
10-28
5%
Co.
_Z~
1st
2c
Reitman's
Class
Reliable
of
preferred
America,'
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
deposit
receipts
10-24
1-3-61
ZZ
_
&
2c
(quar )
noc
11-
1
Inc.
11-
1
5.44%
Southern
10-15
$4.75
10-14
Southern
10c
10-15
9-30
Southern
4.80%
*28c
Z_
"
1-1-61
12-1$
75c
10-21
10-25
10-10
15c
_
10-17
*$1.18
_
5%%
9-16
25c
10-
1
10-
Southwest
10-20
4.40%
preferred
Southwestern Life
D.
11-
25c
-
10-14
22y2c
11-
1
~~
C.)
°ct 11 °n
10-
5
10-20
Quarterly
a pro-
dividend.
3.70%
10-20
10-17
10-14
4.25%
5%
(quar™
q
common
4%
preferred F (quar )
4.10% preferred H (quar.)
4.10%
"
preferred J (quar.)_^_„
preferred K (quar.)___
4 95%
5»/2%
preferred L (quar.)
Rochester & Genessee
Valley
Rohr Aircraft
Corp. (quar.)
Ronson Corp. (quar.)
™
~"~~
1212-
$1.18%
Rorer
Row
(William
Peterson
$1.02 Vi
Rowe
Furniture
Cor
5%%
6%
Cash
St.
(a
dividend on
11-15
4.75%
12-
11-15
11-15
11-15
Sta-Rite
1-3-61
12-20
10-31
9-30
7
Standard
Fire
Insurance
10-10
Standard
Fuel
Co.,
10-10
10-20
10-
15c
equal
share
10-10
(quar.)
$1.12%
10-15
$1.25
~~~
*"*
six-for-five split)
shares after
new
5%
preferred
Louis-San
A
(quar!)
Francisco
10-15
Radio
10-
Stanray
3
quarterly
State
Capital
10-15
10-
3
State
Street
10-15
10-
3
State
Street
Steak
20%
splitZZ
12-14
12- 2
12-14
25c
12-
2
25c
(quar)
^uar->~
Z_
fialada-Shirriff-Horsey,
Ltd
6ams
10-25
9-23
^
4
5%
preferred (quar )
preferred (quar )
4.40%
preferred
preferred
Sanborn
'
*9uar'/
1
*10-11
10-10
11-15
30c
10-14
9-30
10-14
9-30
10-14
9-30
28c
25c
.
11-
1
10-14
9-30
22c
10-14
9-30
30c
10-25
,9-30
20c
10-15
10-
4c
(quar.)
only on the shares
prior to stock dividend.
dividend
11-24
10-25
22'Ac
(s-a)_.
Payable
*
10-19
outstanding
10-
Life
Bank
-
5%
1
10-12
1
10-12
9-20
11-15
10-25
Steel
of
Parts
Extra
Stock
10-10
(quar.)
9-28
preferred
Stern
&
Stetson
Stern
(John
B.)
11-
1
11-
1
1
10-20
11-
1
V
11-
1
1
10-20
11-
3%
1
11-
$1.40%
1
10-20
10-15
15c
10-14
11-
1
10-14
$1.49
11-
1
10-14
7'Ac
10-19
^
5%
9-30
10-30
9-30
11-22
5%
$0,095
11-
7
9-
2
10-11
~
30c
11-25
11-1»
Joe
12-13
11-30
10-15
—
9-30
com.
(resumed)—
25c
Corp.
Street
(quar.)—
62%c
11-
1
10-19
$78'/8C
11-
1
10-14
10-10
9-19
Co.
11-15
$1.12%
10-20
■
$1
11-15
10-20
92 %c
11-15
10-20
11-15
10-20
87 %C
dividend)
Ltd.—
of
Canada,
(increased)
11-
4%
'':
*12 %c
>
1
'
10-15
t.
11-
1
10-
7
60C
10-17
8-16
50c
Lines
11-10
10-10
$1
11-
1
10-
7
$1
40c
12-
1
dividend.
11-
1
10-
7
50c
10-22
56'Ac
11-. 1
10-10
Keno
America,
Hill
_'
—
&
Publishers,
Life
10-10
,
1—
9-30
*20c
10-11
9-21
15c
(quar.)
11-
1
12-19
12-
10-17
10-
3
10-15
7'Ac
10-15
$1.25
11-
15c
11-15
10c
—
10-
11-15
10-14
12-
11-25
25c
12-15
40c
10-14
56%C
H-30
$1.12%
57c
(quar.)__
12-
25c
11-15
12-15
12 '/2C
3-15-61
2-28
Class
12'/2C
6-15-61
5-31
8-31
y»c
12-15
11-30
y»c
3-15-61
2-28
yBC
6-15-61
5-31
y»c
9-15-61
8-31
20c
10-24
pref.
35c
Container,
class
10-10
10-14
(quar.)______
•
&
11-30
11-15
11-30
11-
11-15
10-14
1
4'A%
(quar.)___
P*d.
Mining Co.
10-15
ylO-
10-15
ylO-
10-31
10-14
11-
10-
50c
(quar,)
$1.12%,
;18c
(quar.)—_ 1
(s-a)
9-,9
9-30
11-1
.
new
(initial-quar.)—
pfd.
30c
A
com.
(quar.)
(reduced)
fnimr.)
Trust
5
9-30
9-21
10-14
1
Co.
after
12-
11-17
10-14
10-15
10-
10c
11-15
10-28
$1.12'A
11-15
10-28
2%
11-
30c
fees
11-
10-
3
9-26
1
de¬
of
10-17
1
10-14
2'A%
per
5
9-30
10-14
37'Ac
(quar.)
deduction
1
3
$1.25
i
(interim)
approximately $.035
share
and expenses) •
11-
10-
11-
5%
America,
-r>rn*nTpH
10-21
20c
3
.9-30
9-30
10-10
12'Ac
—
common
10-17
10-31
15c
(increased-quar.)
10-
:
10-17
20c
(quar.)
7
10-15
.25c
—
A
1
7
7
r10-11
,
-A—l°c
25c
Sugar
positary.
t
7'Ac
—__i
&
:
9-26
7'Ac
(quar,)__—_1_
Bank
9-30
,
10-15
1
7'Ac
Construction
Raalte,
9-30
10c
(quar.)
common
9
9-26
,
87%c
—
A
12.
12'Ac
—
(quar.)
Upjohn Company
Viewlex,
10-14
*
(quar.)
common
9-23'
10-10
87%c
Corp.,
>-
...
Inc.; (quar.)—:
-r-'rt",
>7'Ac
(quarJ.U',
$1.25
-■
12-30
*35c
;
.10-15
10-15
T
10- 1
■
Wakefield Company, 5%
preferred
Walker
(Hiram>-Gooderham
Quarterly
&
Worts,
&
Class
A
Co.,
common
—
(quar.)
25c
(quar.):
Wallingtord
Quarterly
Bank
Trust
u-
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.
Warner Company I quar A—
Co.
(Conn.)—
(quar.)_'_^^
$5 preferred (quar.)
1—
Z
-—____—
1
12-14
10-
1
30c
<
10-10
r
11- 4
10-14
10-15
10-6-
25c
.,
.22%c
,
,
60c
:
,
^
i'-—
10-15
10-
11-
5
1
10-10
11-1
10-10
$1.25"" 11- 1
io-10
$1.15"
:
9-23
11-
30c
^
(quar.)__—
<quar.-)r___
preferred
1-3-61
t
1—
Warren.Bros. Co. (quar.—LI
Washington Gas Light, common
$4.60
11-21
62'Ac
—
&
12-30
Ltd.
.
Walker
Class
-
Corp.,
10-14
1-1-61
——
Ltd. Ordinary
(Amounts to
11-11
ll-SO
12%c. 9-15-61
—
3
9-30'''
'
25c
50c
(quar.)—
——
conv.
Universal
Vickers,
9-30
Class
—
Wlielan
Vermont
1
1-2-61
.
(quar.)
preferred
3
10-
10-15
22%c
*
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber (stock
div.)
Vangas, Inc., $1.50 pfd. A (quar.)
10-14
11-15
25c
9
^
'
10-
...
■
$1.25'
.
10-31
1
;
Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.—
\U~</
10-14
4%
——
Shoe Corp.
(9-for-5 stock
split)
Van Seiver (J. B.) Co.,
Vanadium Corp. of
3
1
11-
12'Ac
S.
Van
9-30
12-15
1
...
'
11-20
11-
•
.
S.
New
9-30
-
12-30
*60c
8c
62V2C
Corn.-.
Vacu-Dry Co., 6% class
Valspar Corp.
(quar.)
Van Camp Sea Foods—
9
75c
20c
(incr.)
10-14
37%c
'
;
Servateria
Utah-Idaho
10-14
9-30
-10-28
10c-
-
(quar.)—
(quar.).
S.
Utah
10-10
12-20
10-14
■
Extra
10-14
10-20
9-20
1-10-61'
15c
•
7
9-30
10-10
$2.50
-
Universal Marion
Univis Lfens Co.
10-14
15c
1010-
1
10-21
$2.50
—
■
Universal Controls (quar.)__^
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., com.
9-23
"
U.
Extra
10-15
«
(quar.)
u——i-i
11-17
1
10-15
11-
*10c
Inc.- (quar.)_
Insurance—.
:
12'Ac
——
11-15
12-
tl.12%
———
—
11-15
12-15
.
20c
(quar.)
com.
—
(reduced)
Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Bait.): (quar.)
Lines. (N.r J.), 4»/2% preferred
.(s-a)
Plywood Corp., common (quar.)—_—
Class B
9-23
15c
'
—
(quar.)
of
(quar.)
Co.
12-15
3%
—~
preferred
Fruit
12'Ac
-•
—
—
Biscuit Co.
$3.50
,
11-16
15c
—
(quar.)
S,
-
9-30
9-30
(quar.
Air
United
10-3
11-30
Co.
1
S.
7%
10-20
10-17
Manufacturing Corp.—
Container
11-
10-14
Co.—
preferred
U.
U.
10-20
11-
U S
U.
10-20
$1.10
10-15
Stone
10-14
Aircraft Corp.—
preference (1955 series)-(quar.)
preference (1956 series) (quar.)j;_
Quarterly
U.
10-20
11-
Class
9-29
10-14
1
(quar.)
common
United Telephone Co. (Kansas)—5%
preferred (quar.)
r
Class
10-19
1
preferred
Gas
6%
Class
100%
1
$1.42%
United Sheet Metal (initial)
United'Shoe. Machinery, common
9-30
5
»«w<»ng
11-
,
10-21
10-10
$1.18%
(#30 par) (quaf.J-($100 oar); (auarJ
Class
12-1$
11-
$1.40
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Service
27'Ac
27yac
7-
(quar.)
com.
1-4-61
11-
(Washington, D. C.) <s-a)
10-20
(quar.)_^
Company,
Electric
9-30
10-20
dividend)
—
A
3
25C
_—_——
LaSalle
10-15
12-15
Class
South
United
12 %C
Still-Man
1
10-
63%c
——
preferred (quar.)
City Rapid Transit,
10-31
1 '•*
—
pfd.Mquar.)
pfd.
3
$1.22%
—
Radio
11-15
I
(quar.)-,-
Textiles, 4 %%'
(quar.)
Printers
(Michaels)*—
preferred
preferred
United
*
11-
—
4</2 %
10-
10-31
*25c
Mines, Ltd
United New Jersey RR. & Canal Co,
.11-
Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc. (quar.>—
Sterling National Bank & Trust (N. Y.)
Quarterly
r_———
Stem
10-14
1
-
(quar.)
preferred
9-23
$1.15
'»
11-
11-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
United
-
:—
(quar.)_
10-15
11-15
22'Ac
preferred
$4.50
10-20
—
Stores
(quar.)—
—
10-10
03%c
——
50c
20c
™-
C.)
(quar.)
United
1
:
dividend
Bros.
Y.
preferred
United
11-
—
Corp
(quar.)
(N.
Gas Pipeline—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10-28
25c
Canada, Ltd.
9-30
12-18
10-25
$1.06%.
(quar.)
9-30
1
12-18
Stock
97y*c
Investment
preferred
1
11-
(quar.)
"
(Increased)
(Del.)
4
11-
1-4-61
20c
(Boston)
10-
*47'Ac
(quar.)
*30c
United
(Texas)—
(Raleigh)
10-14
7
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)—_—
(N. rJ.) (quar.)
Trust
Trust
Corp.
2%
(quar.)
Ins.
&
11-15
preferred
4%
1
10-15
15c
—
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Co.
11-15
1
12-18
4%
•
9-30
1
9-29
Stock
A
Ltd.
4%%
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Company
10-1T
12-15
15c
(quar.)
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1
15c
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12-
30c
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4.50%
12-15
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1
9-23
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11-
-
5.60%
'
10-25
$1.25
-
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(quar )
Antonio Corp.—
Voting trust certificates.
•»n
San
11-15
*25c
11-
6%
(quar.)
Shake
n
10-15
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
Sterchi
__
Corp.
$1.37%
preferred
Increased
preferred
Products
10-
10-14
$1.03%
Ltd., '4%%
Bank
Union National Bank (Lowell, Mass.) (quar.)
Union Oil of California
(quar.) —
10-20
1-
(New Jersey)—
Standard
Steel Co.
_ZZ_
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(quar.)
Fire & Marine Ins
Oil Co.
$1.50
—
Paper Co. (quar.)
Lawrence Corp., Ltd., common
$5
Standard
10-10
3
1
11-
92 %c
Holding Corp., class A
B
(quar.)J.
Standard
10-25
pfd.
Co.
to
11-
20c
Standard
3%%
Payment
7
11-
preferred
10-
1
12-
35c
—
10-
12-
$1.14
—
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Common
7
10-
10-28
1
$1.06'A
—
—
3
1-4-61
Union
Dredging Corp.—
10-31
Class
10-
1
11-
—
10-25
1
1
11-
-55c
(quar.)
Products
convertible
1 17'Ac
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
Union Financial Corp. (stock
7
11-
9-30
1-4-61
$4
"
10-21
9-21
10-
10-15
10-
*25c
$3.70
9-23
1
9-15
50c
$4.50
9-20
11-
10-10
*22 %C
Union
9-20
10-15
10-15
27 %c
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—
(quar.)
15c
~~
_
10-15
27 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c*
*
11-14
10-20
2c
(quar.)—
15c
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Croix
St.
$1.60
1
$1.20
(quar.)—
(A.
Standard
12-
11-15
10-21
30c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-30
25%
-
(quar.)
Acceptance, Ltd.—
6'A% 1st preferred (quar.)
11-14
15c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
G.) & Bros, (stock
5.62%%
1
$1.10
par)
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
$1.20
United
(quar.)
Spalding
12-
Service—
(quar.)
.1
' " Union
11-14
68c
Co.
($50
9-30
10-14
Trust,
(quar.)_
Twin
11-14
'
'
"■
15c
~
(quar.)
-(quar.) __ZZ
Manufacturing
4.40%
4.60%
25c
preferred
preferred
Russell
4.40%
11-15
11-15
10-14
8c
Investment
10-10
preferred
208
9-30
1
59c
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
12-
p.ZZZZZZZZ
Teliae Corp., 41/4%
preferred (quar.)
«X
5%
10-11
$2
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In^rim
59 rplI?frS)
4.36%
12-
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12-
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$1.23%
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1
10-
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10-25
$1
$1.02%
<quar.)__ZZ
I
10-21
45c
*
1
59c
— —
3
Service—
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.15%
1
19-15
22yzc
(quar.)—
Public
10-10
9-30
t$l
Co.
&
$1.25
preferred
3.90%
11-
30c
Stock
5
12-
*$1.50
(quar.)
—
1
4%%
a
12-
*62y2c
(quar.)
common
Insurance
—
Southwestern
.
I'd10-
1
10-15
34c
——-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Kansas)
1
93 %c
-
10-31
26x9ac
com.
(stock dividend)
Southwestern Electric
11-
True Temper Corp.,
5
25c
—
(quar,)——_—
England Telephone
10-11
10-10
$1.21
Corp. (stock dividend)-^—
Trinidad Petroleum, Ordinary registeredTrinity Universal Insurance Co. (Texas)—
Quarterly
9-30
25c
(quar.)
10-11
1
preferred
Trav-ler
3
$2.38
1
*
:*
———
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1
River
Preferred
—
11-
"J"
1
10-
10-31
28 %c
37 %c
(quar.)
com.
11-
10-10
1
(quar.)
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Transdyne Corp.
(stock dividend)
9-23
'
l37%c i
Grease & Oil Co.
1
1111-
$5.96
9-30
10-31
236
Southwestern Drug, common
$5 1st preferred (quar.)
(quar)
10-31
10-10
-
preferred
New
11-
$5.60
9-30
3C
Realty & Utilities (stock dividend)
Southdown, Inc. (quar.) —
1
10-31
65c
±.—-
Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Power Co.,
$1
$1.14
$1.19
$4.90
10-28
10-
Casualty (quar.)__
Nevada
10-13
Common
10-15
Southern
3
11-20
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.).
Co.
9-15
1
$2.55
7
11-1
(s-a)
Materials
Southern
10-
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Southland Royalty Co.
11-
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.12 Vi
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(Wash.,
Electric,
&
1
11-
Transcontinental
10-20
1
15c
59 %C
Brand Rice Mills (quar.)
Robinson Technical Products
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dividend
Rochester Gas &
Fire
Southern
10-26
*50c
(quar.)
preferred
11-
25c
6%
9-23
*30c
—
(quar.)——
preferred
11-21
_!.. $1.24
—
$5.70
10-14
40c
—
Chemical
~
5%
10-14
&
•
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
4%%
11-30
11-
10-31
Fertilizer
10-14
10-14
*10c
Bank
11-30
1-2-61
10-14
1
—
Dominion
Company
9
12 %c
(quar.)
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2nd preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
_ZZ„
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posed l-for-12 vote
9-27
10-15
11-
1-2-61
30c
preferred
10-31
(quar.)
Riggs -National.Bank
4.72%
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-3
45c
Metals—
preferred
preferred
11-16
1
1
1
(quar.)
Manufacturing Corp
Common
(quar.)
Natural Gas
Power, Ltd.,
patricipating preferred
Participating
Southern Colorado Power, com.
10-14
12-
11-
(quar.')_i_
Co.,
Trade
9-30
*30c
Corp.
Canada
$1
11-
Trans-Canada Corp. Fund—
1
*53c
——
6%
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Rochester Button (quar.)__
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10-20
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Revere Racing Assn.
(quar.)
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada—
(quar.)
1
Southern
2
11-
9-30
11-
(Minn.)
Trane
11-18
9-30
10-31
10-20
(quar.)
preferred
Transamerica
15c
10-14
11-30
t$l
$1.14
.
preferred
Towle
10-14
10-19
10-
preferred
(quar )
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—
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(quar.)
Edison
Toronto
9-30
11-25
10-14
Gas
15c
*40c
-
Fiber Glass
4.56%
Toro
10-20
$1.27
Co.,
4'A%
9-22
10-31
Oil
Insurance
Toledo
10-14
10-11
tl5c
California
5.44%
9-16
12-
10-30
10-15
preferred
(Mo. )_ZZ
Co.
Engineering
preferred
10-11
11-
12-19
10-14
15c
preferred
4.72%
Z
Insurance
12-12
25c
$1.25
Ordinary__.
com.
(quar.)
12-31
10-14
one
preferred A (quar.)
4%
4>A%
25c
Republic
4'/2%
6%
9-30
10-30
10-30
11-15
(quar.)
______—
preferred
$4
General
(H. I.)
dividend
Stock
tlOc
California
Corp.
10-20
20c
-
10-20
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—.—-—----—-
Thompson
Tidewater
*15c
4V2%
—
Transmission-:-
Canadian
9-30
10-31
10-15
11-15
11-15
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
class A
preferred
preferred
4.56%
8
Third
5
10-28
25c
(quar.)
preferred
10-14
(year-end)
_—
Pittsburgh Water,
Southern
9-30
30c
Z
(quar.)
Corp. (initial s-a)
Renold Chains
Canada, Ltd—
$1.10 class A (quar.)
Republic Steel (quar.)
4%%
10-20
87y2c
_~~
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4%%
9-
30c
(quar.).
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
Mfg.
Reynolds
10-10
10-
10-14
25c
preferred
(quar.) ~i—,
preferred
(quar.)——
10-14
*15c
Georgia
Southern
preferred
Life
Reliance
10-14
10-10
11-15
(quar.)—
4
9-30
10-31
20c
—
Texas- Instruments, 4% preferred
Texas Power & Light Co.—r
9-30
*20c
(quar.)———_____——
Coast
4.48%
9-30
11-25
10-15
$1
per
10-14
10-15
20c
20c
Service,
preferred
$4.76
6c
(quar.)
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Southern California
Edison, com.
Machinery
Canada, Ltd.,
A
10-10
35c
(Mass.), 5% "pfdZ~(quarZ)~~
Reichhold Chemicals, Ltd.—
American
9-26
10c
Purina
Pump
Corp.
9-26
10-20
$4.56
12-27
20c
(quar.)__
common
preferred
South
9-30
10-20
*40c
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Corp.
10-14
50c
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Hydraulic
$3.50
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South
.
10-21
6%c
(quar.)
Sobeys Stores, Ltd.,
Insurance-
1
class A (quar.)
Ltd.,
9-30
Extra
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Smucker
(J. M.) Co.
(quar.)_
10-28
11-
1-25-61
*33y3c
Ltd.
9-20
10-15
10-14
10-
tlOc
9-28
10-17
10c
com.
America
10-15
.
(quar.)_—
4.96%. .preferred
10-10
37 %C
Trading, Ltd.—
28o
equal to
Mines,
*$1.25
—
Ltd.,: common
preferred
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10-31
Title
income)
Common
10-28
11-15
11-15
E Corp
Ralston
II-15
84c
$1.12 »/2
Texas
9-30
,
Electric
$5.08
9-30
10-14
Canada,
$4.56
1
(quar.)^
Freight (quar.)
class A (quar.)—
preferred
Texas
9-22
10-14
—
of
1
10-20
(quar.)
Haute Malleable & Mfg.
15c
Smith-Alsop Paint & Varnish (quar.)
Smith-Dougias Co.
(quar.)
Smith (Howard) Paper
Mills, Ltd.—
11-14
10-14
12-
Inc.
E.
7%c
-
share
Corp.
B
$2.12
11-14
1
&
payment
1
11-
35c
Ltd.
common
South
Life
Quincy Mining Co.,
Radio
Slater
10-15
1
Transport
Class
10-15
1
10-10
12-28
40c
$2
dividend
$1.20
2
12-
_
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2
11-
$1.06 y4
(quar.)IZZZ
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6% preferred (quar.):_;
Quaker State Foods (initial)
Z"ZZZ
R T &
11-
10-14
11-
25c
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Silverwood Dairies,
11-14
1
4%.
25c
—
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10-10
11-
Texaco
10-14
C.)—
—
investment
Sheraton
9-23
47'Ac
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Power
10-15
7
Terre
11-18
1
Boston—,
pound
11-15
*30c
D.
11-
25c
B
$4.84
——
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9-30
1
1
$1.16
preferred
Quebec
10-10
11-
(quar.)
Common
City
9-30
10-29
1
11-
Island)—
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Shawinigan Water & Power,
Class A (quar.)
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of New
4.50%
Stock
11-21
37y2c
com.
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"R
(From
9-20
1
12-
30c
.
4%
preferred (quar.)
Co.
(increased-quar.)
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11-18
(accumZ)
)_Z
3.35%
Quaker
1
12-
$2
(quar.)
Public Service Co.
10-14
12-
4%
5c
Shakespeare
9-20
*50c
(quar.)
(quar.
10-14
$1.05
Colorado,
Place
'
4%
——
25%
—
(quar.)_
preferred (s-a)_
3%
____,
—1—
American
M.
10c
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37 Vic
"(quarTI"
B
I.
Class
11-
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Seligman & Latz, Inc., common
Shell
Co.
Service Co.
9-30
Ltd.—
_
(quar.)
& Gamble Co., 8%
pfd.
.
10-14
—
Bank
Quarterly
Class
11-18
1
125c
Public
Reece
2
11-
$1.17 y2
"
(quar.)
Producing Properties, Inc.. 6% pfd.
Provincial Bank (Canada)
(quar.)
Reda
12-
90c
receipts ordinary
(quar.)
& Co., Ltd.
"(quarZ)
ZZZ
Gardner
10-15
25c
National
Selected
5
10-31
$1.25
(quar.)
Security Storage Co.
Quarterly i
See's Candy Shops,
10-14
10-31
Talon, Inc.,
1
2%
(quar.)__
Industries
Security
9-30
10-31
_
deposit
Bros.
Procter
10-20
$1.25
(quar)
Inc.
Prince
preferred
Increased quarterly
Stock dividend
10-14
1
$1.06 y4
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11-
$1.37Vi
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(quar.)
(increased)
Mining Co"
Price
y2 %
Sea View
.
T.
7
11-
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1
—
—
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Security Insurance ((New Haven)—
10-10
1
10-
11-15
—
3
10-20
10-
10-17
10c
(quar.)
9
80c
preferred
preferred
4%% 1st preferred (quar )
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
President Brand Gold
American
—_—
Co.
9
10%
_
participating
Pre way,
Finance
10-
11-18
10-15
TIME,
85c
———
(quar.)—
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preferred (quar.)—
5%
10-10
10-20
Holder»
Payable of Reo.
9-30
10c
.____,—
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preferred
12-
1
10-15
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<
10c
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Swank, Inc. (quar.)—
Symington Wayne Corp.
1
10-15
5%
12-
87 Vic
ZZZZZZZZ
Electric
B
(monthly)
___.—
Co., $3.40
preferred (quar.)
Seaboard
11-
11-10
25c
(quar.)
10-15
12-
9-20
37%cT
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I-3-61
10-27
10-17
25c
1-3-61
30c
9-30
*20c
(quar.)
$1.50
(qtiar.)
10-13
Strawbridge & Clothier, common (quar.):—
Super Mold Corp. of Calif, (quar.
Supertest Petroleum, Ltd., 5% pref. (quai.)..
17c
Seagrave
7
9-30
5c
Co.
Paper
$4
7
10-
9-30
10-15
8c
$1.75
Co
of
10-
1
(stock
Stop & Shop, Inc.
10-15
25c
Co., common
(quar.)
Fetzer
Monthly
&
1
11-
$1.09
.
&
Corp.
Per
Share
Name of Company
9-30
Aviation
<Se
Scott
5
3.60%~pfdZ~(quarZ)~Z.
preferred
Corp.
6%
10-
11-
Ry~—
"
(quar.)
Transit
10-14
7c
(quar.)
Edison,
1
$1.75
preferred
Portland
(Ed.)
10-15
$1.31 y«
(quar.)_
$1.75
preferred
Potomac
3
12-
62 Vic
(quar.)
__ZZZ~
5%%
Portland
Scott
6
11-
10-
12 Vic
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10-
1
common
4%%
Gas
10-12
10-14
28c
B
Scientific Industries
5
$1
35c
(quar.)
(stock
Schuster
9-15
10-
(quar.)_
& Co., Ltd., class A
Schering Corp., 5% convertible pfd.
Schenley Industries (quar.)
:
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Plymouth Cordage Co. (quar)
Porter (H. K.) Co., Inc.
(Del.)"—""
Portland
10-20
com.
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Products (quar.)
Scarfe
10-13
10-15
J
Company, common
preferred (quar.)
Inc.'
10-14
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Payable of Rec.
k
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A
preferred
When
Share
<fc
preferred
%
Schwitzer
Common
preferred
1
$1.25
{quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
11-
4.36%
5 'A
10-13
$1.25
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (qua~rZ)IIIZIZI
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co
Plough,
1
Electric
Saxon Paper Corp.
Sawhill Tubular
10-14
11-
12 Vic
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago
7%
1
16c
common
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.,
$3.50
11-
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Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Pioneer Finance (quar.)
Pittston
1
3%
$4
7%
11-
(quar.)
Pillsbury Company,
$2.50
9-19
$1
Philippine Long Distance
Quarterly
Piedmont & Northern Ry. (quar.)
&
9-30
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Class
Per
Name of Company
11-18
10-15
97 Vic
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Common (3tock dividend)
5% preferred (quar.)
Pierce
5
10-10
90c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
$2.50
(quar.)
common
Monday, October 10, 1960
.
Holders
Payable of Reo.
Savannah
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Share
.
,
1
Volume
192
5993
Number
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
When
Per
Name of
Company
Natural
Washington
Common
Waste
Share
shares
25c
12-30
26y4c
11-15
-
,
6% conv.
Mining, Ltd.—
Corp.,
American
pfd. C
(quar.)
Class
4c
(quar.)
Co.
Trust
West
Western
11-15
10-15
9-20
$1.05
Pulp
10-15
9-20
10-15
9-20
$i.02ya
Ltd., class A
10-14
3
10-
t50c
10-15
9-15
135c
(quar.)
;
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Insurance Securities Co., common-
10-15
*—
RR.
Pacific
Western
Plywood, Ltd., class B
(quar.)
70c
11-21
9-30
12-
1
11-14
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
$1.50
10-14
25c
11-15
11-
1
(reduced)—
7y2c
"10-15
10-
4
(quar.)
35c
10-15
5%
preferred (quar.)
Western Tool & Stamping (common payment
omitted at this time)
$1.25
1-3-61
Tablet
Western
&
-
Stationery,
com.
.—
Union
Western
Westminster
Telegraph
Ltd.
Paper,
Whiting Corp.
Wilbur
Wnsuu
Power
Wisconsin
Public
Wool
11-
1
10-21
ylO-12
1%
1-3-61
t$1.25
10-15
16c
10-31
10-
$1.50
10-31
10-14
11c
——
pfd.
10-10
(quar.)
,
,
37c
10-31
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
10-14
10-14
9-30
20c
10-14
9-30
15c
10-15
9-30
30c
10-15
9-30
(quar.)
Ltd.
l—
—
series),
Ltd.
Ordinary
J 20c
(s-a)
&
10-
10-31
Yale Express
Bank
Machine
Cab
6%
Co.,
11-
25c
—
10-20
1
25c
12-
1
11-18
20c
"
12-
1
11-15-wi
50c,
-
_i
(quar.),
10-10 '
County Gas
preferred
10-15
10-
10-28
,10-14
37Vbc
(quar.)
10-31
10-10
1-10
37y2c 4-29-61
4-19
7-10
10-1O
9-30
10c
11-
65c
1
charge
the
licensee
for
planning
by
156 V-tC
11-
1
10-
1
for
this
dividend
'
1
the source.
at
''
Non¬
,
income tax.
a
Less British
y
Previously published date was incorrect.
The corrected payment
date is indicated here,
t Payable in U. S. funds, less
Less Jamaica income tax.
15%
Canadian
non-residents ta*.
x
of
for
it
such
1960.
well
as
most
failure
such
to
the
000,000
prior
with
Sol
had
paid
in
by
of
reason
finance
tem;
the
and
relied
Fox'
Railway
Railway
Nef. revenue from railway
operations-^..- v
Net ry. oper. Income
—V.
192,
9,842,731
83,396,721
•
by
culties
of
929,322
1,553,587
.
:
J
; *
,
to
sources
prospectus
patents
whether
first
if
issued
The
for
by
the
serve
pro¬
—V.
longer
its
to
its
the
it
of
had
is
in
the
the.
its
of
sufficient
television
pay
to
that
Skiatron
of
and
sys¬
covered
have
1956-59
of
Market
on
Dec.
18,
stock
sion
disclose
to
that
Fox
in
such
pledged 70,000 of
been sold to the
had
had
his
Fox,
sold
immediate
also
disclosed
have
of
excess
Such
the
Act
that
shares for
Securities
Act
^
,
..
company's
of
intention
present
beyond
Oct.
12,
was
deemed
of
y An agreement
approved in principle by the
companies, it was announced on Sept. 27
by John G. Brooks, Siegler President, and H. Chapman Rose and Gen.
Phillips W. Smith, Board Chairman
and
President,
respectively, of
Jack & Heintz, Inc.
The merger is subject to the approval of the share¬
holders
Under
have
mon
to
of
both
of
companies.'
of
terms
the
two
the
shareholders
merger,
of
Jack
&
Heintz
would
option of receiving either: (a) Eleven shares of Siegler com¬
for every 20 shares of Jack & Heintz- This would be equal
stock
one
of Jack" &
share
Heintz
common stock,
offered the option,
Siegler
will
,
be
common
which
shares
will
be
for
a
common
(b)
or
convertible
announced
Each
alternatively,
at
the
stock
preferred
time
for
each
55/100ths shares
shareholder
to
the
of Jack & Heintz
exchange his Jack & Heintz
stock of Siegler on a basis
merger is submitted to the
In
new
order
the
Accordingly,
suspension of trading
the
continuing
191,
p.
Commis¬
mon
p.
annual
reported
report
that
high of $93.4
to
sales
stockholders
for
million,
the
year
which
Chairman
Edward
H.
released
on
ended
that
with
compares
Litchfield
and
The
annual
products
industry
the com¬
reached a
million a year
Sept.
June
$92.2
22,
30
$.24
a
share
President
Elwyn L» Smith
report stated that the cost of developing and introducing
together with unfavorable conditions in the typewriter
responsible
were
based
on
for
a
of
loss
1,862,670
$455,450
shares
206,010
for the
outstanding,
equal
year,
prior
to
special
to
charges against earnings.
net
loss for the
year the
share.
year
company
to $2,192,799, equal to $1.18 a share. In the prior
net earnings of $482,130, equal to $.26 a
reported
1038.
The
major
charge
against
earnings
was
7,053,420
50,346,930
54,838,101
3,251,495
3,288,595
22,712,908
25,267,309
of
stock,
common
The
statement
five-year
option
See
;
Century
Natural
Gas
&
Oil Corp.,
above.
and
activities
in
particularly
Texas.
Net
investment
Skiatron Electronics & Television Corp,—Suspended—
The
S-EC
on
Oct.
3
announced the
issuance df
a
stop
brder
decision
registration statement filed by Skiatron, 180 Varick St.,
New York, for failure to comply with the Securities Act disclosure
requirements.
••
"
suspending
Skiatron
a
was' organized
in
1948
and
proposes
to
undertake
the
to
•
reserve
cove? a
loss
for
credit
program
losses
which
a
write-down
resulting from
has
been
in
an
the
value
instalment type¬
discontinued,
and
shares
a
number
of
fundamental
company's typewriter operations,
ment
and
plications,
j,hese
decisions
will
decisions
a
Sn.
14,
1960
exercise
price
closed-end,
a
as
in
the
Southwestern
with
accordance
portion
of
the
California,
Arizona,
stock
sale
will
be
such investment policy.
of
the
public offering price (in
which will reduce the shares
option),
public.
addition to
available to
'
the 'C
the
•
Natural
Century
Oil
&
Gas
Corp.,
above.
Sperry Rand Corp.—New Division Contracts—
Half
dollars
million
a
for
announced
contracts
in
to
deliver
unique
Oct.
4
by
The
deliveries
according
Acri
Mr.
to
-
meet
is
also
—V.
V.
to
of
said
the
manager
compass
standards
the
of
of a special design
At seven pounds, it1
equipment
is
of ruggedness.
'J
%
1038.
Spiegel, Inc.—Files Stock Plan—
'
;,
filed a regis¬
registration of
stock, to be offered to officers and key execu*.
company, of 1061 West 35th Street, Chicago, 111,,
statement with the SEC on Oct. 3, 1960, seeking
The
tration
82,750 shares of common
tives
^
division.
Rand
Sperry
:
,
lightweight compasses of its kind ever produced.'
'
—
*
;•
; "
of the most
p.
sales
new
high
extremely
one
192,
.
specialized
a
Acri,
F.
r
were
from Lockheed Aircraft Corp. call for
type of Gyrosyn(R) compass system,
contracts
Sperry
new
volume
compass.
new
Starfighters
Lockheed
F-104Q
Super
the Sperry Phoenix Co.
upcoming
on
its restricted stock
pursuant to
option
plan.—V.
191,
2565.
p.
Spiegl Farms, Inc.~rAcquired—
' «
that it had
and W. W. Clark and their
stock of Spiegl Farms, Inc.
Commercial Investment Corp. announced on Sept. 29
The
purchased from Messrs. M. K. Spiegl
families, all of the outstanding common
:
,
Spiegl, which is located in Salinas, Calif., processes and freezes fruits
vegetables for food chains, prepared food processors, other packers,
Preliminary figures indicate that its sales in the fiscal
and
ending
year
income
31,
July
1960
$4,280,000
were
were
made
increasingly
resulted
which
pretax
in
1
of $450,000.
'
•».
remainder of the Spiegl Farms' '
management will continue to supervise the company's activities.
■
Clark
Messrs.
and
Standard
Oil
Consolidation
of
industrial
Spiegl
the
and
of
California—Consolidation—
Standard
of
a
year
involving
in
the
manage¬
favorable
and
Oil
Co.
of
world-wide
California's
San
Follis.
G.
R.
in
Co.
all
agricultural chemical activities into one subsidiary was
Francisco on Oct. 3 by Standard's Board Chairman
and
announced
organization, California Chemical Co., will coordinate and
the manufacturing and marketing affairs previously, handled
California Spray-Chemical Corp. and Oronite Chemical Co., and
of Standard's foreign chemical affiliations and marketing offices.
The
new
<
manage
by
all
Oronite
and
Chemical
the
become
Ortho
and
Oronite
divisions of
Co.
Powell, formerly Vice-President of manufacturing for Standard's
Operations, Inc., was named President of Cal Chemical several
Fred
Western
months
of
J. Grady, formerly President of Calspray
Ortho division.
T. G. Hughes, President of
H.
ago.
President
the
Chemical Co. for many years, becomes
Oronite
President of the Oronite division,
pointed out that Cal Chemical was formed to facilitate
company's further expansion into the chemical field,
where it
been
for
leader
a
many
years.
the
has
•
"will permit us to coordinate our
planning and operations for what we fully expect will be a very
rapid growth in the field of pertoleum chemicals in
the years to
come.
We are confident that California Chemical, and the team which
will direct its activities, will continue to assure Standard of California
a
substantial share in this expanding market."—V. 190, p. 816.
"This
Follis
consolidation,"
said,
(Indiana)—Thai Deal Off—
Standard Oil Co.
has withdrawn from negotiations with the Thai Gov¬
ernment to build a refinery in Thailand.
The company said on Sept. 23
that a detailed cost analysis indicated the project was not economically
The
company
192, p. 253.
Co., Montgomery, Ala*
Exchange Commission—
Standard Union Life Insurance
The
in
company
SEC
fered
Sept. 12, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
15,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be of¬
to dealers in Alabama,
in exchange for shares
on
covering
at-the-market
other
corporations having
equal market value.
No underwriting is
involved.
.
.
t-
becomes
Follis
reserve
"In terms of their long range im¬
have
initial
Special Corp.—To Be Acquired—
See
the
as
diversification program, and
marketing organizations.
a
per share
additional
200,039
an
an
the
at
under
general
Jrom closing two of the company's foreign subsidiaries,
Chairman Litchfield and President Smith described I960
which
filed
covering
public
sale
of the stock
for
lists T. Franklin Schneider as Board Chairman and
as President.
The directors have subscribed to a total
—Files With Securities and
a
purchase
at
the
states
proceeds
of
attractive.—V.
writer
Calif.,
1960,
offered
Includes
Sept.
on
included
Silber Products, Inc.—To Be Acquired—
Offering—
be
directors
the company's Syracuse plant.
The plant was closed at the end of
the year, and all typewriter manufacturing operations were consolidated
in the company's Cortland and Groton, N. Y., plants.
Other charges
of
1
to
also
to
organized
was
and
Coggan
shares
Special charges totaled $1,737,349, and these increased the company's
present time, there are 847,019 shares of Jack & Heintz com¬
stock outstanding and 1,872,296 common shares of Siegler.—V. 192,
the
6,354,857
inc.__
business
Calspray
said
the sales increase "reflected higher sales of calculators, portable type¬
writers, adding machines, and communications equipment, as well as
new products introduced in the second half of the
year."
new
opers.
for
of
47.
ago.
shareholders.
At
its
pany
ry.
prospectus
California
to merge Jack & Heintz, Inc. of Cleveland, Ohio, into
directors of the
of
124,086,856
1038.
its
F.
Smith-Corona Marchant Inc.—Sales Up—Net Down—
the Siegler Corp. of Los Angeles has been
122,943,350
necessary
suspension
current
stock.
1960.—V.
15,037,656
States
available
general
The
Skiatron
$
178,924,957
15,011,470
.
Section
to
pursuant
1934,
of
acts or practices
unreliability of infor¬
registration statement and other
Commission.
$
173.290,280
investment
company
of
the management type.
Its
objective will be Investment for capital appreciation in a
of venture capital enterprises;
and
it intends
to con¬
B.
manipulative
the
1960—8 Mos.- -1959
$
and institutions.
suspension
and
of
reason
1960—Month—1959
expenses-
Mexico
The
200,000
the
with
issued
orders
Exchange
Co.—Earnings-
dispo¬
Commission
The
should
in
compliance
requirements.
deceptive
evaluation
stock
Mark.
Son
share.
centrate
its
no
of
22,091,076
company
United
no
operations, as set forth in the Commission's decision,
publicly disseminated and should assist investors in" making
has
directors
range
New
stock, con¬
of which
shares owned
shares issued to
17,242
disclosed.
been
statement
1959.
by
the
in
with
informed
an
of
21,366,327
allowed.
primary
Fox,
by
expires at the close of business on Oct. 12, 1960.
During the inter¬
vening period, the further factual information concerning the com¬
and
board
revenue
under
per
wide
30,000
trading in Skiatron
the American Stock Exchange and in the Over-thehas
been
suspended
since
these
proceedings were
contained
will" be
the
of
oper.
p.
systems
and the resale of such
Securities Act registration re¬
the contingent liability arising
the
Commission
fraudulent,
Skiatron
filed
both
V
shares
be
$3
pledge,
and
Levey
Securities
the
to
without
disclosure
and
and
sales
registration
$1,000,000
stock
reports
of
non-diversified
a
filed.
Skiatron
violated
should
years
on
member
a
common
him;
to
failure
a
was
sale
such
of
the
on
,
had
1959,
of
by
of
pledgees,
the
in
of
Board
a
shares, that he
these shares
75,000
way
thereof
prevent
the
11.
fr.
rev.
The
pending
warrants owned
issued
was
many
result
a
become
192,
shares
about
misleading
since
the
its over-the-air
August,
president;
statement
shares
by
and
the
expanded
of
stockholders
to
through the company at $3 per share.
Should a portion
sold by dealers,
a concession of not
to exceed 18 cents
position to represent
applications or,
dominance in the subscription
in
by
been
There
that
and
the
than
Mages
to
geared
railway
will
either
of
in
not
of
filed
covered
company
75,000
that
and
Chairman
and
benefits
be
with
default
Previously,
warrants
for
195,000 shares were either sold by Fox or pledged as collateral for
various
loans to him,
and by December 1958 all 195,000 warrants
had
been
exercised
and
the
underlying shares
sold to the public.
He also had
disposed of 206,000 shares loaned to him by Levey, of
which 156,000 shares were loaned to Fox to secure his loans during
the
period
June
1957
to
September
1958.
None
of
these shares
was
registered with the Commission.
The Commission ruled that the
reason
Store,
and
complete sporting goods department
other Son Mark properties.
a
1,000,000
affiliated
credit
or
are
on
shares
172,242
already
of
any
by
that
proposed
the
including the negotiation
for installation of coaxial
patents
position
a
persons.
thereof
in
then
America.
Sport
Mart,
the
payments
the
of
operations
issued
be
statement,
Levey,
the
Dave's
Motor
with
was
.
before
of
Motors,
Southwestern Capital Corp.—Files
had
licensee,
Skiatron
125,000 shares
held
would
in
The
agencies and individuals, a
is in default.
Other diffi¬
lending
to
will
give
offering
shares,
public
and
Mages
corporation of 1326 Garnet Ave., San Diego,
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
Sept.
30,
Siegler Corp.—Boards Approve Merger—
boards
Net
Net
consultant
a
as
artists
field.
other
is
192, p.
program
whom Skiatron completely
the equipment, facili¬
on
system,
indebtedness
and
and
registration
certain
stock¬
cooperating
are
interests
retailers
when
But
owners
income
of
construction
various
to
ever
would
Arthur
created
will
program
for
effect
in
additional
company,
oF which
system
shares
the
con¬
proposed
baseball teams and
material, and Fox
persons.
Francisco
source
his
respect
patents
television
or
SEC.
goods
$
program
those
make
and
essential
not
wire
is
operating
Railway oper.
$13,-
at
allowances
potential
arangements
no
to
no
Skiatron
with
are
its
or
Goldman, President
visualized
tremendous
It
Ry.
the
The
Boats
Division,
Period Ended Aug. 31-
with the telephone company
facilities (fqs part'pf the telephone company's existing facilities
solicitation
of
subscribers
for
the
pay
television
system.
Commission
also
noted
that
representations
in
the
Skiatron
and
pany
11,312,938 '12,864,578
had
million
portion
confront
mation
81,270,121
the
establish
with
Angeles
for
agreements
cable
Maypole
Products
Southern Railway
ability to undertake commercial operation of such
the
According
to
decision,
Fox
and
his
company
are
in debt and had at least $1,000,000 in outstanding debts
been reduced to judgments;
and Fox is further indebted
$3
of
con¬
Sporting
Inc.
licensee
access
arrangements
or
Los
San
promote
had
As
,
failure
nor
registration
107,398,495
the
and
about
more
' 2,919,191" 24,465,403- 26,128,374
1,954,523
942.
p.
107,862,124
10,115,294
expenses
oper.
12,761,922
12,069,822
revenues-
oper.
with
Fox
substantial
approval
the
Mark's
Son
sporting
Mages
merger
capitalize on the boom In leisure time activity
by catering to sports minded Americans with the sqper market con¬
cept in the sporting goods field.
According to the plan under dis¬
cussion
Mr.
Irving H. Mages will retain his position
as
President
was
its
nor
system
any
had
Hurok had only agreed to
negotiate agreements with
establishment
deeply
which
be
Mages
—V.
financial
or
during
"* $
and
were
neither
system.
both
will
and
placed
assignee,
(estimated
wire
a
were
producer,
finance
to
the
representatives
Mages.
E.
Mark,
of
to
■
of
Including
not
had
required
$1,200,000 ^to
there
Skiatron
Moreover,
with
announced
of
the
H.
Mages will retain his position as Vice-President and Mer¬
chandising
Manager
and
other
key
personnel
will
remain
intact.
$4,250,000.
instituted
$
funds
commitments
of
filed
contract
a
22
for
Sam
be
the
and
Skiatron
neither
and
installation
Francisco
excess
was
and
Fox
that
encountered
can
Mark
Mark
of
Sept.
on
calls
the ASE and
largest
companies:
Motor
Arena
Abe
Son
early part of
failing ade¬
system
of
neither
discussions
theatrical
a
Counter
$
the
Son
the
of
companies.
connection,
the Commission noted
that
publicity
indicated that licensee had arrangements with
owners,
endeavor to
to
in
1959
Angeles
and
him,
status
that
area,
no
San
Hurok,
statement
financial
out
the
While
this
the
common
*
for
August
of
television
pay
required
supply the
were
In
to
owners
time
management
Acquire—
management
which
Son
companies,
present
Cushman
Sports
was
anticipated
licensee
during
omission, the Commission observed,
large amounts of capital
needed to
populated
there
sources,
the
point
to
minimum
densely
a
a
resources
gramming costs).
19(a)(4)
$
to
willing
and
such
as
the
and
able
held
I960—8 Mos.—1959
the
operations
"striking"
possessed
by
1960—Month—1959
favorably,
111.,
into
the
with
stated.
show
system
two
one
subsidiary
*
of its subscription television system
operations and that, if existing M
outstanding
entertainment
and
with
utilities whose facilities might be required*
commercial
stated.-—
Mages which is listed on the ASE occupies a building at 227-29 W.
St., with a retail store on the ground floor, in the downtown
Philadelphia retail district and other outlets are located in the out¬
lying business sections.
It also occupies a six-story
100,000 square
foot
building for warehouse sales.
Mages
now
owns
the
following
use
progressed
they
Madison
of
public
before
Commission
Mages
present
Mr.
met
operation
the
the
licensee
to
The
the
of
the
include
it
basis
no
its
profitability,"
and
Philadelphia
Chicago.
closed-circuit
or
and
that
prospectus
be
quirement,
RR.—Earnings—
Skiatron
the
and
the
by
Inc.,
of
At
reduce
exploitation
Co.
of
an«agreement
holders
revenues
commercial
Industries
of
solidation
asset
quately
to
to
Mark
Goods
Installation
(not
including
the
.is, th$, right t.o receive
and the value of the right
growth
Son Mark Industries, Inc.—To
programs
renegotiated
was
future
on
253.
p.
Son
an
Because
the
exceed
representation was materially misleading in
disclose the financial and
other
difficulties
shares
Continued from page 10
gross
possible
owners
commence
Such
the
viewed.
program
would
agreement
of
immediate
wire
operations
would
of
influence
192,
firmation
jurisdiction
FCC
state,
subscription television system.
Commission's
decision,
there
was
in
with
municipalities
sition
Period End. Aug. 31—
the
the
the
the
for
means
sale
General Corporation and
V Investment News
positive
V.
.
proposed
to
negotiations
proposed
9-9
single
a
system
a
licensing
on
statements
sisting of
10-
the
Skia¬
whereby
development
from
exempt
to
each
for
such
system,
the
the
of
According
9-29
10-10-
Fox
(the
"assignee"),
Skiatron's system.
of
toward
agreement,
such
Line
be
under
9-20
1
in Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
Seaboard Air
charge
of
cost
efforts
to
entirely
10-14
11-
Lacking
system,
a
M.
coaxial cables to each subscriber's television
of $4.33 would be made to each subscriber in
specific
a
his
depends
10-14
t35c
Inc.
licensee
principal
10-15
25c
—w
—
__
closed
and/or record
America,
confined
were
over
over-the-air
an
75,000
X Payable
date
to
25c
—
-
not
monthly
40c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
books
7-31-61
37>/2c
—
(quar.)
Zale Jewelry Co. (quar.)
—
Zeller's, Ltd., common (quar.)—,
preferred
1
1-31-61
37y2c
York National Bank & Trust (Pa.)
Transfer
.'9-30 m?
7c
(quar.)
Steel Door
;,<9t23.
25c
L_
^
6%
Youngstown
9-30;
(Wilkes-Barre)—
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)_
6% preferred (quar.)
Yellow Transit Freight Lines
of
a
8-29
system.
such
of
Matthew
commercial
Skiatron's royalty to 2J/a%
monthly charge).
Skiatron's
ties
11-10
—
System, class A (quar.)
American
*
8
Amer.
(Two shs. for each five held)
National
A
Los
35c
4'/2%
9-30
25c
(Wm.), Jr. (monthly)
Monthly
:
:
Company (quar.
Wyatt Industries, Inc. (quar.)_
York
5
11-15
(quar.)
(19^7
of
the
believed
network
believed
material.
9-30
$1.27
Wrigley
Yellow
2
$1.25
Wurlitzer
Yates
12-
$1.26
Ltd.
wire
addition
was
for
receipts.
div.
Wyoming
5
"10-26
15c
____—
(quar.)
W.)
(F.
deposit
Stock
11-
11-15
$1.25
;
(quar.)
Stores
Woolworth
7
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries
Woodward
10-
(quar.)_
of Canada,
Combing
10-21
10c
Inc
(quer.)
Gas
with
exclusive
for
turned
Fox
system
transmitted
7
Service—
Wisconsin Southern
Witco Chemical
Woodall
6%
(quar.)-_
preferred
preferred
5.08%
7
10-
Inc.—
Fund,
Co.,
Light
&
preferred
5.04%
10-
1
25c
(quar.)__--w
Fuel & Light
Wisconsin
5%
7
1
11-
envelopes,' Ltd.—
dc
Industries
Electric Pow.
Wisconsin
10-
11-
:
;—
Industries,
preference
Growth
Wisconsin
10-31
-
totatiu^ciS
1st
5%-
Winfield
9-23
$1
dividend
Stock
•
tl7y2c
A (quar.)—
Inc." (quar.)j—___—L__
Ross,
9
12-
$1.43%
common—
Williams-McWilliams
be
in
(quar.)
common
preferred
$5
Will
9-19
10-15
35c
(quar.)
(quar. )__2
Chocolate,
__
(quar.)..
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4% prior lien (quar.)
the
to
fact
$3.50
—
Western
recently,
if
9-15
62y2c
(quar.)_
Extra
.
11-15'" "11-1
'
8y3%
Western
A
operation
royalties
$1.12%
—.
Grocers,
the
responsibility
over-the-wire
set.
:
preferred (quar.)
Western
Holdings, Ltd.—
Class
12-
Paper—
&
\7%
*
9-26
12-15
1
$1.12 y2
dividend
Stock
10-10
1-3-61
$1.50
preferred (qdar.) L,
Casualty & Insurance—
Western
3
40c
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
4.10% preferred C (quar.)
Virginia
10-
$1.50
(s-a)
r
4.20%
4 Va %
10-15
Skiatron
became
Fox,
television
pay
a
and
agreements
development and ex¬
ploitation of a subscription television system and all related aspects,
including arrangements for programming; and Skiatron was to receive
a
royalty of 5%
of the gross revenues paid by
public subscribers.
More
iV2%
West
3
9-30
Co.—
Power
Penn
10-
(San
___
& Seashore RR., common
special guaranteed (s-a)____
Jersey
6'/',
10-15
15c
.
Bank-American
Francisco)
West
11-21
into
assignee,
by
assumed
of
development
entered
nis
controlled
operation
the
1954
Fox-or
9
9-30
15c
—;
B
Fargo
12-
in
and
for
resources
Fox
Wellington Management, class a
Wells
development
tron
—:
King
Welkom Gold
Holders
Payable of-Rec.
Gas—
(1441) " 49
,
M
.onltol
onH
ciirnlns
.
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1442)
1S60—Month—1959
Railway
oper.
$274,796
278,554
CAPITALIZATION
$2,198,088
2,283,883
$2,118,994
326,206
2,348,928
expenses
deficit
Net
192,
$3,758
76,410
$54,901
122,374
deficit
oper.
ry.
—V.
+Bank
operations
way
tMortgage
SNotes
The
*"Of
corporation
at
$3
Netherlands
The
The
1960
filed
Securities
Inc.,
Co.,
be
to
are
House
First
through
share,
per
proceeds
Sunset
New
for
used
Oct.
with
letter of notification
a
(par 10 cents) to be
& Co., Inc. and
this
purposes.
stock
.For
the
Corp.—Appointment—
Corp.—Earnings Down—
nine
months
Federal
mated
ended
income
(35
of
tax
31,
Aug.
cents
$348,000.
the net earnings were $3,156,438
V
the
1960,
share)
per
the
For
microwave
A
has
systems and components
been
formed
and will operate
parent
of
and
electronic
1661.
with
to
of
and
tions
and
devices
used
are
and
trigger
to
high-velocity
various
including
aircraft,
emergency
Microwave
Dynamics
test
which
application
find
dustrial
specializes
nuclear
research.—V.
the
fields of
telemetering,
in
the
192,
radar,
guidance
446.
p.
With Securities and Exchange
with
to
corporation
SE'C
the
be
The
-
covering
offered
Johnson
&
Sept.
on
per
to
letter
a
company
be
N.
expenses
192, p.
for
general
corporate
This
Chicago
Net
manufacturer
of more
ended
in
profit
$125,381,
reached
than 30%
Aug.
31,
the
first
Texas
first
new
half
set
in
the
$84,721
half
high
a
President,
record
like
the
for
Mr.
forecast
"Sales
record
affirmed
the
with
at
—V.
$300,000 on sales volume
is listed
of $2,500,000.
the
on
'
of $4 million.
had
ASE,
Steiger
sales
and
attribtued
the
of
$396,694 and
-
to
sharp
a
increase
is
:
Down—
future
on
earnings.—
.-..I
30,
Corp.- -Record
Manufacturing
■
1960,
a
for
expansion,
preliminary
acquisition
of
year
all-time high sales
The costs of the
of $2,018,000 for
results
and
Telechrome
the
that
alone.
resulted
•
of
loss
a
$85,000
for
the 12-month
period.
about
$100,000
after
dent.
said
J.
Raymond
-
■
present
time
the
re¬
profit of
Popkin-Clurman, Presi¬
combined
operations of the enlarged com¬
pany have a backlog of approximately
$3,000,000.
Present contracts
plus the normal volume of sales should result in approximately $8,000,000
of
sales
for
the
of
new
introduction
1960-61
and
sales
$10,000,000,
be
over
the
in
"More
they
V.
192,
fields
the
which
in
of
within
the
growth
pattern
and
transmission
data
and
well
may
increase
profit before
President
said.
these
taxes
"The
loss
would
for
the
products
new
three
next
will
be
months,"
released
he
any
be
to
stock
The
to
corporation
the
be
SEC
16,
Sept.
on
1960,
covering 75.0C0 shares
offered
$4
at
the
filed
of
letter
a
of
stock
common
50
cents)
St.
and
proceeds
to
are
used
be
to
acquire
the
business
and
fered—Pursuant to
Corp.—Common
assets
Stock
Of¬
Oct. 3
offering circular, M. L. Lee
& Co., Inc., of New York City and
associates, offered
145,000 shares of the company's 250 par common stock
at $3.50 per share.
BUSINESS—The
an
engineering,
controlled
tvas
corporation
Incorporated in New Jersey
manufacture
conditions
of
Nov.
on
and
7,
sale
organized
in
March,
1956,
and
1956. It is engaged in the design,
of
equipment to create precisely
temperature,
humidity, pressure and cleanli¬
quality control.
It also
produces
infra-ray evens and other galley equipment for commercial and mili¬
tary aircraft.
in
ness
research,
production
and
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds to the company,
estimated
at
$35,000,
will
be
intends to erect
$75,000
of
expects
the
a
building thereon and
proceeds,
to borrow and
No commitment for
together with
secure
such
after payment of expenses
The company is
approximately $390,250.
purchasing property with 10,000 shares of
by
a
common
The company
for such purpose
plans
approximately
mortgage
mortgage has
stock.
as
on
the
$75,000
land and
yet been obtained.
to
$25,000
advertising.
will
be
used
for
the
It is the intention of the
preparation
of
it
building.
into, and if successful in such research; then the development*
products supplementary to those now produced.
The balance of
$215,250 will be added to working capital and used to purchase raw
of
materials
The
•re
and
components
additional working
sought because
of
and
to
finance
a
finished
goods
capital-and the expansion at
the backlog of orders *hich on
inventory.
plant
Aug.
facilities
31,
i960,
is
1960/
share
owned
by
60,000 class B shares into
this offering.
Of the out¬
officials own 1.84%.—V.
191,
' •'
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$693,799
$4,981,919
395,832
3,126,325
.
.'/•-/
Y
$5,153,213
:
3,121,485
\
v-
....
$1,855,594
492,591
$297,967
Y 91,836
$221,030
YY 48,232
$2,031,72$
605,505
:Y-'i:.'
-..YYY>:
there
the
in
Corp.—Files, Offering—
V. /'
for
dollar volume
in
this year
factors
which
weather
preceding
the
history.!'
postwar
'
<Y
result.
this
First,
ex¬
an
grass-growing season broke
a
number of areas had
housing starts and the evidence of
The
country,
in
sales
Toro
year.
years.
is the first such
Lilly said.
"We feel
Mr.
influenced
year.
the
the last three
this past year
for
sales
mower
David
for
sales
for
industry
everywhere in the
dry spells.
The lag
10%,
of
share
per
the
power
industry's
'wait and see'
year
in
in
unfavorable
almost
increase
Company
$3.07
or
several
are
tremely
6 Va%
a
Sept,.:. 29.
highest
protracted
purchase
law
from
the
company
commission
YY- ■ Y'fY Y"
in
is
and
attitude by consumers has resulted in a generally poor
durables. We fee,l these economic conditions affected
consumer
own
industry."—V.
192,
.YY ■'
Y-;.
253.
p.
to
Transitubes Electronics, Inc., Miami, Fla.—Files With
V
Securities and Exchange Commission—
minimum
a
15c
be
The
per
the
the
1960,
company
and
not
there
with
I.
$10,000
$400,000
has
will
and
Long
be
compensation
K.
for
Fifson
A.
L.
hand,- will
or
more
in
•
connection
shares
shares,
performed
listed
Ronald
in
the
president.
as
of
'
in
up
San
The
Meeting—
Sept. 28,
plant
first
voted
to
their industry,
concentrate
Rhame said.
Mr,
of
assets
Texstar
in
~
f
.
the
Photek will introduce
dry processes,
equipment
of
$60,000,000
in
the
well as
as
to
office
copying
Jr.,
Thompson,
is
part
of
on
Sept.
materials, in both
formation
Textron's
Chairman
the
of
office
of
program
wet;
Volume in
five years.—V.
this
192, p.
stock held of record
scription price is 100%.
and
expansion
into
field
is
expected
to double
1345.
Sept. 20, 1960. The sub¬
The subscription offer will ex¬
on
pire at 3:30 p.m. (N. Y. Time), on Oct. 17, 1960. Cartwright & Parmelee is named as the principal underwriter.
CONVERSION—The debentures will
July 1,
and
at
1963
$20
at
per
PROCEEDS—The
the
$15
share
per
share;
be
convertible
into common
at
$17.50
share until July
per
stock
1,
thereafter until maturity.
the
on
proceeds
of
the
financing
will
be
used
to
Texas
y;Y
gas
in1 the-'area.
purchased
Trans-Jeff
Financing Details—
$2,200,-
Additional
The
—
reduce
this
of
financing details follow:
underwriters
below
named
have
severally
Corp
Blosser
Co.,
Co
&
Bond
p.
Mosley
__$100,00C
& Co.,
Inc.
100,00C
150,000
H.
150,000
Hallowell,
100,000
Mullaney,
100,000
&
Erwin & Co.,
Hentz
Co
&
—75.00C
Sulzberger,
Jenks,
-
Co.^
&
Yeatman,
Incorporated
Charles A. Taggart
400,000
Corporation
Sterling, Grace
192,
Supple,
450,000
Weeks
Indianapolis
—V.
Amount
$450,000
&
Wells
Co.
50,000
Co.—
Kirkland
50,000
25,000
&
&
Inc
1345.
Triangle Lumber Corp.—Class A Stock Offered—Bear
Stearns
& Co. offered on Oct.
6, 118,000 shares of the
company's class A stock at $8 per share. At the same
time, the company is offering an additional 22,000 share*
of its class A
stock, at $7.20 per share, directly to certair
employees.
its officers and
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
from
the
sale
of
stock
offered
th<
by
underwriter,
and from shares offered to
employees, will be used t(
$500,000 of bank loans and the balance will be added to genera
company funds to provide additional working capital.
retire
CAPITALIZATION—Outstanding capitalization,
of
assuming the issuanc<
140,000
shares being offered for
sale, will be: $6,100,043 in shortindebtedness; $1,190,628 of long-term indebtedness; 140,000 share:
class A stock; and 415.00C shares of
class B common stock.
term
of
BUSINESS—Triangle
and
its
subsidiaries
warehousing, milling and distributing
Tor use in
residential
sale
and
industrial
are
lumber,
It
buying
in
engaged
plywood
construction.
and
sells
millwori
at
whole'
to
approximately 400 dealers and lumber yards throughout
and directly to about 2,200 construction contractors in
New
York
metropolitan area and in Connecticut, New Jersey
Pennsylvania.—V. 192, p. 542.
thi
thi
country,
anc
company's bank loans.
SINKING
FUND—A
sinking fund for the debentures provides -for
annual payments of $25,000 commencing April 15, 1965.
Optional re¬
demption prices range from 105% to the principal amount,
,
construction
plant in McMullen County is Trans-Jeff's
Transco operates a gas treating plant to
sour
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.—
Hayden, Stone & Co
Textron.
supply
subordinated debentures, due 1980 at the rate of $100
principal amount of debentures for each 16% shares of
1966
recovery
McDowell
of
until
and
company
Higginson
Straus,
after
soon
of
Line
Pipe
the waste acid gas stream. Mr. Topper said
is studying-the feasibility of adding facilities to
other chemical products.—V. 191, p. 1369.
new
Share
Timely Clothes, Inc.—Rights Offering to Stockholders
—The company is offering to holders of its common
stock rights to subscribe for $840,000 of 6 Vz % convertible
common
March
Y.Y..
from
UNDERWRITING
29.
growth potential.
In the last five years the
equipment and materials have expanded from
$120,000,000.
to
research, manufacturing and
announced
line of copying equipment,
a
the
copying
next four
of
that
established
office
line
stated
subsidiary
with
areas
sales
|
a
to Rupert C.
according
Thompson
Gas
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the Underwriting Agree¬
to purchase from the company the respective amounts of de¬
bentures (with purchase warrants) set forth below:
Baker,
Subsidiary—
was
-
BUSINESS—The
and
company manufactures
and sells men's clothing;
through two wholly-owned subsidiaries, operates ten retail clothing^
stores,
area.
one
iri
Rochester,
N..Y.,
and nine
.
in the
-
Los
Angeles,
.
pro¬
announced
■
.Y,,' '
'Y;;" Y".
Amount
Kingston, R. I., it
,
started
ment,
Lee
formation of Photek, Inc;/which will have
1,
last
At Tilden,
impurities
corporation.
in
j Textron is entering the office copying and equipment field with the
Jan.
YY
President,
company
YYY Y
equip*
Y
Operation—
Transcontinental
of
Trav-ler Radio Corp.—Additional
voted
facilities at
Topper,
•
.
Our Oct. 3 issue reported the Sept. 28 offering of
000 of 15-year 6%%
sinking fund debentures
overwhelmingly to approve a grant of restricted
options to executives and key employees.—V. 191, p. 1160.
office
Y.Y " J:
TildenY Texas,
June.
industries.
Shareholders
stock
formed
was
sulphur
new
manufacture
the
fields of petroleum (oil, gas and petrochemicals), and the technical
industries.
The company will shortly sell its land and cattle holdings,
Mr.
Rhame said,
in order to get the greatest return on each dollar
invested.
Opportunities, he said, were greatest in petroleum and in the
capital
near*
v
venture
#. ;
to
Inc.,V
&
building, 'tools,
a
,
with
cents)
Co.,
: ,Y -Y
Blaha
R.
■
purchase
10
(par
:
plant
L.
.
joint
a
undertaking
that
engaged in construction and in manufacturing building materials, have
general decline in
Walter
notification
of
stock
is recovering sulphur from
•
Operations of Aztec Ceramics and of the Texstar Construction Corp.,
the
sulphur
-Y„
is
began
The
Antonio, Texas corporation will be comfortably in the black
Shareholders
Y'-'Y/YY'
to be used to
Robert
Houston.
the first six months of the current fiscal year,1 William T: RhameY
President, predicted on Sept. 27 at the annual meeting. The six months
will end Sept. 30.
resisted
through
.
letter
a
common
Y.
Trans-Jeff
on
corporation
to
organiza¬
:
>
company's
are
of
Corp., Houston, and Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co., New Orleans.. The new
share/
directors,,
•
City. -N.
Trans-Jeff
of
issued
share,
per
filed
1960
shares
operation and for working capital.
new
.
duction
-
per
were
Simon,
The
It
stock,
$1
proceeds
for
200,000
Trans-Jeff Chemical Corp.—Plant in
the
setting
at $1.00
L.
ment
the
in
,
common
respectively,
and,
from
used
with
.
incorporators
15
be
small, businesses;',
expenses.
550,000
Robbins
services
is
proceeds
net
on
initial
to
The
as
one
used
other
and ! 25,000
Michael
assurance
at
Island
-The
the
to
offered
Sept." 22,
on
covering
commitments to
to when it will
any
cash
of
outstanding
62,500"
no
made
operations.
acquisition
office
Fine,
is
According
businesses.
yet
as
corporation
SEC
be
September,
existing
more
has
business
and
that
Approxi¬
catalogue and
company to allocate $25 000 for
a
research
stock
B
of
:
industry decline
an
decrease
for
mately $50,000 will be used to purchase metal-working and test equip¬
ment.
"The
YY■/', Yy
Texstar Corp.—Annual
use
which
company
M. Lilly, President,
fiscal year ended
a
record $19,400,000, compared with $18,200,000 for the
Net earnings of $693,516, or $3.02 per share were close
year.
been
remove
Paul,
all
of
on
were
late
400,000 shares were sold
Mr.
Engineering
for
company
Corp.
Temperature
together
62,500r
and
of Televiso
-
•
.
$695,655,
2,513,950
Textron Inc.—Forms
notification*'
(par
943.
face
31
have
Y""Y...*'
underwriting
or
business,
company's
William
Minn.
The
sale,
estimates
as
added.—
through Kalman & Co., Inc.,
share,
per
the
convert
392,425
corporation realized
$9,517,695
to
company
commence
negotiation
Televiso Corp., Wheeling, 111.—Files With SEC—
•with
able
446.
p.
to
subject
$613,455
income
p.
$9,725,971
Minnesota
of
the
acquire
technical
with respect to this profit."
the
on
the
case
the
tax benefit
information
market
to
"Normal
year.
communications
$1,000,000,"
result in a
specific
come
industrial
of
order
past year will
in
products
radiomarine,
to
fiscal
192,
the
40,531,325
one
■
.
Lincoln.
supplied
sole proprietorship
a
I960—Month—1959
revenue
oper.
the
to
in various phases of the electronics business through
tion.
net
a
as
class
the
of
management
operations
1 2,394,651
V.'., Y' /Y.
■
development,
and
shown
.
the
At
taxes,"
The
under
acquisition
prospectus,
the unusual
"Except for
and non-recurring
expenses
including research
lated to the program, the company would have
of
1960, and issuable Oct. 31,
The class B is convertible
All
*
the
stock,
A
from rail-
The
348,707,440 $50,049,020
the
as
in
:
sale
be
to
are
1960).
proposes
revenue
215,165
Y'
which
ended
year
Company
terms
indebtedness,
certain
27,
15,
expenses
announced
(V
proposes to engage
company's expansion program, which was climaxed
by the acquisition of Hammarlund Manufacturing Co. in April, resulted
in
event,
any
shares.
250,000
The
Sales—Net
AVV--'.
_r_y.y'.y
announced
company
June
effect
important
an
1039.
Telechrome
The
have
to
in
Organized
in sign
end
expected
p.
he
oper.
ry.
in
.
improvement
the
and,
share.
of a period of heavy non-recurring expenses.
The*
completed its move this month to a new and larger
In addition, he said, a more conservative accounting
method was adopted at the beginning of the last fiscal year.
Tel-A-Sign will soon announce a new type of plastic sign for use in
supermarkets, Mr. Steiger said, and revenues from this new develop¬
192.
145,371
,
public
for
Y:YY;. • Y"Y:/yY/YY
oper.
$884,009
Y
First Trust
the
to
Sept.
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
207,921
YY.* Y
registration
outstanding
a
60,000
offered
be
underwriting
stock.
A
shares
A
Y
$756,015
Electronic
filed
covering
to
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
our
shares
plant in Chicago.
V.
i
from rail-
&
15%,
:
Toro Manufacturing Corp.—Sales Increase—
/Y'Y'^'Y V'YY*
38,981,469
and
class
class
1712.
—V.
corporation, of Meadows Building, Dallas, Texas, Oct, 3 filed
registration statement with the SEC covering 600,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock, to be offered for public sale at $1.15 per share through
Naftalin & Co., Inc. The underwriter undertakes
to sell the 600,000
recently
company
ment
4,970,670
Research
Inc.,
a
For fiscal 1960,
loss of
a
standing
Net
The
continuing increases in earnings and sales for
the last half of our fiscal year should set a
"
Mr.
4,882,510
192, p. 943.
Texas
Co.,
; *
shares of class A and 400,000 shares of class '
giving effect to a two for, one stock split
Oct.
Class
Renstrom;
60,000
a
year
a
in
which
company,
sales
expenses
income
&
'
•
director and controlling stockholder.
through
underwriters
headed
by
J.
and
and
addition
(after
record
the
p.
Omaha,
1960,
founded by Mr. Renstrom
declared
of
into
Mr.
previous
$5,854,679
operations
oper.
ry.
:
St.,
4,
stock,
made
Omaha
In
class
share
July
$5,638,525
revenue
way
corresponding increase in profit," he said.
He re¬
prediction that earnings for the full year ending
a
earlier
an
will hit
Feb. 28
each
Oct.
President,
price
was
stock
holders
$756,711
1960—8 Mos.—1959
revenue—
oper.
severally
engaged in the packaging and merchandising of heatless
and adhesives.
In 1937 it began to manufacture and
hair' curlers,
and
has
subsequently
added
other hair
lines.
way
$703,324
Y
1960—Month—1959
also
Sales
$1,373,575
of
Cuming
on
outstanding 253,980
common
for
Ry.—Earnings—
'..Yr
Steiger
company.
new
Net
Net
period
half.
1959
of $2,076,480, against
and
solder
decline
reported.
earlier.
the
Pacific
&
oper.
Railway
had an increase in net
nearly 50% in the six
signs
Steiger,
A.
B
to
$2,522,097
1,765,386
Y 142,400
$75,892
14,387
13,543
Y.,. ;Y.';,.Y' Y-_L
Period End. Aug. 31—
purposes.
gain of
sales
a
A.
fiscal
with
compared
a
plastic
of
on
1960,
has
V;-
$81,940
income.—
1039.
acting
,
company
1932
accessory
Co.,
Y
operations
oper.
ry.
Rappa
' /;•
v.
common
be
offering
Net
221,076
of
&
1960—8 Mos—1959
$2,310,311
1,606,987
$296,968
from rail-
way
Net
—V.
Tel-A-Sign, Inc.—Sales and Earnings at Record—
earnings
$298,896
216,950
Co.
Rahel
merchandise
cents)
&
Bruce
to
public
in
a
I960—Month—1959
Y.
used
50
(par
is
amendment.:
liquid
notification
of
A
Renstrom,
offering
by
Whitmore,
through
W.
SEC
The
Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
•;,
'
1515
the
class
its
Cliff
Chemical Corp.—Files Common—
6 filed
Oct.
on
the
to
pursuant
Y
of
with
of
Carl
The
635,800 shares of its common stock $1
Railway
months
share,
&
below
such of the debentures
subscription offer, up to
Cartwright & Parmelee,
below,
forth
set
for
447.
p.
company
shares
X
revenue
Net
notification
of
192,
The
YY;. /'V.v,:-;:;' "V;;"•*• .'Y->•
to be used for general corporate purposes.
Y.
N.
percentages
subscribed
not
statement
,
29,
1960 filed a
letter
shares of common stock
60,000
per
Period End. Aug. 31—
shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
share,
through -Carroll
Co.
and
Dewey,
York,
New
are
filed
Incorporated
Co.,
Sept.
on
$5
at
.
with
27,000
Railway oper. revenue—
Files
—
Commission—
1960
—V.
54,000
54,000
84,000
$3
at
Co.,
proceeds
28,
N. J.
respective
are
aggregate principal amount of $500,000:
55%; Glidden, Morris & Co., 30%; Mergott,
Shares
Co
covering
,
named
Tip Top Products Co.—Files Secondary—
;
proceeds are
Railway
Tech Laboratories, Inc., Palisades Park,
is
;
&
&
Texas Mexican
satellite and in¬
and thermo¬
space,
missile
in
5V2%,
'
,
underwriters
an
Railway
design and manufacture of
high power pulse
modulators,
in
including
equipment,
communications,
The
opera¬
presently finding new application in high speed jet engines.
laboratory
amortized
the
registration statement with the SEC
par value.
Of the amount being registered, it is proposed to offer approximately
296,000
shares to the public
through an underwriting group to be Y
managed by Blyth & Co., Inc., and Lehman Brothers.
Of the remaining shares being registered,- 125,467 shares are to be
sold
to
certain
stockholders of the company
concurrently with the
public offering and the balance is to be issued in exchange for out-Y
standing preferred stock of the company.—V. 191, p. 1609.
systems,
escape
.
at
including principal and interest,
600.
SEC
York,
The
Inc.,
missiles
of
are
interest
Inc
Co.,
Salomon
p.
offered
covering
solid
ballistic
The
on
monthly instalments of $340.95, including
with the longer note maturing May, 1964.
Texas Butadiene
Prior to the new acquisition, subsidiaries of
equipment.
Industries,
ufacturer
$20,000
6%.
at
bears
Blauner
D
corporation
the
be
The
included Talley Industries, Mesa, Ariz., man¬
propellant ballistic devices for missiles and aircraft,
Astro-Rocket, Inc., Mesa, Ariz., manufacturer of solid propellants.
Talley
which
&
Lee
L.
192,
The
1959,
p.
in
operates
and
1960
The
four engineering and manufacturing corporations.
the fields of ballistic devices, solid propellants
of
company
Talley,
Park
18,
Oct.
Terry Shops, Inc., Newark, N. J.—Files With SEC—
v
Microwave Dynamics
of Plainview, L. I.,
company,
Industrial
the
L.
F.
subsidiary of Talley Industries of Cheshire, Conn.,
a
as
in
of
by
Talley Industries, Inc.—Forms Subsidiary—
Corp.,
interest
bear
Milton
New
.
exercise
:
.
period
same
for
as
which mature
of
$8,000
instalments of $204.28,
payhient due in 1974.
M.
income of'TXL
provision for esti¬
(57 cents per share).—V. 183,
reserved
been
Options.
.UNDERWRITING—
net
after
>
principal add interest,
National
to. $1,955,716
,
13,438
mortgage
final
—V.
amounted
24,363
have
1959, sales were $14,354,707 and net
ended Oct. 31,
year
the company
1960
through their representative, Cartwright & Parmelee, have entered
into an underwriting contract with the company subject to
the sub¬
scription offer to the stockholders of the company, to purchase, in
§These notes are payable in
registrar
TXL Oil
24,363
shares
fiscal
30,
net earnings of $74,539, compared
and
in the. similar period of the previous year.
or
13,438
12,900
the
April
ended
months
six
of $7,372,025
sales
$7,281,939 and $66,418
UNDERWRITING—The
$28,000
$28,000
the
Monday, October 10, 1960
.
earnings $122,740.
_
amount
1960,
monthly
the
general corporate
Distributing
23,
360,096 shs.
equipment—™——
by
Stock
Outstanding
*"594,000 shs.
Y
property———Y
real
loans,
tThis
A.
Winston
York, N. Y.
J.
EARNINGS—For
with
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
.—.
—
on
tThese
City Bank of New York has been appointed as a
for 166,667 shares of the $1 par value common
of the corporation.—V. 192, p. 802.
York
New
20,
Sept.
on
covering 100,000 shares of common stock
offered
25c)
(par
secured
Restricted
Sulray, Inc., Tuckahoe, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
the SEC
of orders
the backlog
1959
reported net
loans
$85,795
1038.
p.
stock
652,661
$229,934
781.221
in
EFFECT
For
rail¬
from
date
same
GIVING
Authorized
Common
Net
At the
$549,811.
to
approximately $177,226.
was
1960—8 Mos.—1959
,
$271,2*5
Railway oper. revenue—
amounted
Ry.—Earnings—
Staten Island Rapid Transit
Period End, Aug. 31—
.
.
^
Ultra-Sonic Precision Co.
With Securities and
+v,Thatrrt0rporat4ion
SEC
the
be
covering
offered
at
$2
Inc., Mt. Vernon,N. Y.—File*
Exchange Commission—-y r y.
"
0n SePt- 27' I960, filed
100,000
per
shares-of
share,
a
common
letter of notification
stock
(par-10
through Merritt,; Vickers,- Inc.,
Calif,;*'
The
proceeds
are
to
be
used
for
general
corporate
witi
cents)
t<
New* York
purposes.
•
Volume
Number
192
5993
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
Electric Co.—Appointments—
Union
The Bankers Trust Co. has been
Vinco Corp.—Appointment—
The
appointed co-registrar and co-paying
agent for $50,000,000 principal amount of first mortgage bonds .4%
series due Sept. 1, 1990 of the company.—V. 192, p. 1345.
The
5%
voting rights, the class
certain exceptions. 1
respect
except
in
Voting
rights
to
with
PROCEEDS—The
Union
no
part
of
The
shares
who
holders
after
both
of
shares
does
Texas.
and
company
by
offering
the
classes
of
condensate
and
and
liquified
The
company
oil,
crude
petroleum
is
continue
by
to
be
number
a
hold
the
On
companies.
engaged in the production of natural gas,
in the extraction of natural gasoline
from casinghead gas and natural gas.
oil
and
date
effective,
with
producing
properties
the
I
1
of
agreements
agreements
Anderson-Prichard
1,
is-Nov.
income
net
tions
of
$18,238,000.'The
was
Texas: Natural
company
March
on
3,.
which
1960.'>
$78,390,000
were
1959
include
"Net
the
•
,
••
Net
•'1:--
may abandon the merger if the
amount of the 4'/4% debentures
Dec.
directors
of
holders of
of Capital
United
1960, or such later date
31,
944;
p.
$30.65
in fiscal
share.
per
SINKING
1965
redeemable
cost
in
bonds
working
■
•
United
as
may
59,412,310
64,983,145
1
„
•
'.
•
shall
not
404,511
3,288,036
Bettinger
Corps,
*■,
,3,894,242
t
Stock
-
;
•«
1
;
Properties,
Inc.—Appointment—
Irving Trust Co. has been* appointed
stock of the corporation.---V. 192,, p«il57„
;
%West Branch Television Services,
.
'
Loeb
Smith,
registrar' of
the
»
_
.'See
National
Theatres
Television;
&
C.
A.
above. ''
;»
"
West Penn Electric
The
to
system
Barth
A.
215
for
the
for
the
12
shares
share
months
12
months
outstanding
Total
operating
$156,574,196
were
of
us
1959,
this
31
Aug.
1960,
31,
31,
Aug.
with $21,122,388
share on 9,276,000
compared with $2.35 a
year,
a
;
for the 12 months ended Aug. 31,
$150,060,409 a year ago.—V. 191, p. 2463.
1960
revenues
vs.
Western Pacific
Corp.—Subsidiary Acquires—
M.
Jacobscn,
President of. Aircraft
Armaments, and
Frank, President of B&F Instruments, Inc., jointly announced
that
30
Sept.
been reached for the acquisition of B&F by
Aircraft Armaments through an exchange of stock, The new acquisition
will
an
be
agreement has
operated
as
wholly-owned- subsidiary
a
Railway
ics,
Armaments, Inc., a subsidiary of United Industrial Corp., is
in applied research and development in the fields of electron¬
Net
devices,
largely
for
the
Department
*
Utah
The
the
Defense.—V.
of
192,
$25
-
Power
Chase
&
Manhattan
company.—V.
192,
I
'
"
:
Bank
has
been
appointed
Inc—
&
&
preferred
stock,
series
agent
"A,"
Dillon,
Drexel
of
387,032
3,399,132
4,266,561
oper.
operations
way
The
with
to
corporation
the
be
&
Inc.
The
30.
filed
1960
letter
a
of
at
and
proceeds
be
to
are
used
for
192,
The
certain
the
p.
Vendo
ing
National
agent,
debentures
—V.
192,
on
registration
per
Inc.
The
of
(of
of
share
as
The
others;
the
at
in
absorption
be
the
I.,
N.
29,
and
corp.
to
the
Cleveland
the
approved
fixed
well
as
of
of
the
contract
Oct.
31,
the
of
financial
transaction;
shareholders
on
the
assets
as
at
for
their
for
farm
equipment
authorized
approval
190,
p.
500
Co.u^^i—-.
incorporated
250
.
Bodine..^.
&
at
in
of
division
for
necessary
submission
of
meeting
to
a
filed
has
Ohio
Curtis
Company,.
•
Co.,
$1,800
610.
used
The
as
for
It has
and
proceeds
follows:
$175,000
being
the
sale
700
the
of
the
for
1,200
purchased
by
the
of
of
William
Estabrook
500
starkweather
100
Stein
Bros.
100
stone
&
Corp
1,800
Corp.—
250
First of Michigan Corp
300
Glore, Forgan & Co
< 1,200
Goldman, Sachs & Co..,—. 1,200
Hallgarten & Co..,
;
500
Stroud
R.
700
White,
300
Dean
Hentz
Hill
&
Co
Co.—
Richards
Hr"nM"'"ftr
—V.
&
&
192, p.
John
and
:
Co., Inc
McGara,
L.
Ashby,
that
29
construction
of
C.
tional
Of
by
the
Video
Net
tions
A.
and
This
on
of this
rose
135,000
Spachner,
Jack
~
.
sales
and
additional
corporate
shares
and
Co...—
1,200
Witter
&
Co.„
1,200
Harold
700
Yarnall,
to
San
$59,820,
Diego
after
Sept.
28.
equivalent
their
and
had
Steel
been
bridge
which
two
firms'
bid
240,000
shares,
sales
in
$11,482,000,
bidder.
totaled
share
on
300,000
$608,710,
or
,
some
*
cents
•
Youngstown
Sheet &
major offering of steel
Tube
Co.
company
—
Bonds
Offered
—
securities occurred
$60,000,000 of the
A
on
com¬
will
have
a
bridge of its
135
type
foot
and
clearance
size
in
over
the Los
the
water.
Angeles
qVJR
promo¬
held
com¬
a
share
'S'SAm&
almost 60%
over
sales volume of
$382,226 in the 1959 fiscal period, Cloud said. He predicted even greater
earnings in 1961 as a result of a current order backlog of $570,000,
up
approximately 95%. of all sales in fiscal 1960.
"Management
during the
Cloud
double
He
said.
in
1961
"On
this
anticipates
fiscal year,
the
same
attributed
sales of approximately $2
million
the basis of the present backlog," Mr.
estimate, net earnings should
gross
on
most- conservative
period."
Video's
projected
..
growth
to
the
.
company's
public
financing in June, adding working capital and making possible a plant
expansion
which will almost triple
manufacturing and engineering
facilities
during
the next six months.—V.
191,
p.
2794.
board
the
of
Yuba
jointly announced
low bidders for
as
that
of
the
second
■
of
of
of
Corp.,
posted
$89,000 below
Executive
shares
14
250
is scheduled for completion in 1963. It will require around
10,000 tons of steel,
mostly- plate.
The four-lane structure will be
6,000 feet long and will include a 1500 foot suspension span.
The span
electronics system and communica¬
for Federal taxes, for the
per
100
Co
The bridge
provision
compared with $32,727,
the preceding fiscal year.
Co..
&
&
superstructure of the San Pedro-Terminal Island
will span the entrance to Los Angeles Harbor. The
was
' v
as
Wood
Biddle
chairman
Kaiser
companies
•
to 20 cents
outstanding,
E.
Industries, Inc.—Wins Bid—
President
President of
inventory;
are
250
&
purposes.
each
President
*
700
Weld
ended
on
was
stock
Gross
other
500
Co.—
July 31, 1960, almost twice the earnings of fiscal
the highest in the company's history, President Roy F. Cloud
announced
mon
and
and
of
of
purchase
stock,
common
-Ross,
expansion
for
the
capital
Co
Co
&
Corp.—Net Up Sharply—
year
1959
for
working
respectively.
earnings
firm,
fiscal
for
outstanding
Bernard
Vice-President,
$35,000
$50,000
balance
500
&
&
&
Wheat
the
products;
programs;
the
and
250
Co
&
the
toll
lowest
300
500
Walker
H.
Wertheim
""
•*
1,200
Day
250
Weeks
Securities
1040.
L.
Jack
Sept.
on
L.
J.
&
300
.100
&
Trask
G.
Noyes
250
Co..—
Boyce„250
Webster
Anthony
500
Co
&
Co
&
&
Tucker,
Stone
&
Staats
Spencer
Ripley & Co., Inc. 1,200
Miller & Co.______
250
Hayden,
Hayden,
R.
300
Company, Inc
Swiss American Corporation
enlargement of its executive offices and engi¬
neering facilities and for the purchase of laboratory test equipment;
$30,000 for- research and development of new types of vibration and
shock. control
300
Co
&
Corporation
addi-
of
700
300
Deane & Scribner—
Smithers & Co.——
a
companyvfrom
Hutzler—4
Co
&
Agnew
500
S.
Finn
many
250
&
Bros.
Shuman,
share
purchase
500
—_
singer,
Co..
■
250
Co
f.
&
•
250
Gardner—L_„
Schwabacher
vibration
sale
the
manufacture
300
*
—
&
Salomon
Union
statement.
of
700
Inc
air-conditioning,
heating,
outstanding 28,000 common
Net
for
in
R.
&
i
Co.,
&
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
10,000
per
Jackson
Shepard
Inc
commission
Thomas
to
included
are
devices
equipment
and
price
300
_i.—_
—
Reynolds .&
100
500
Co.—.
250
250
Co.i
Reinholdt
-
Co.—
500
Co.
&
CO
Raffensperger, Hughes &
-
300
.
Son
&
> Inc.__
250
,i
covering
purchased
Cook
Prescott,
Dominick
&
Newbold's
H.
250
Co.—;
&
Paine, ' Webber,
100
_—
1040.
Co.,
250
Moseley
Newhard,
The
;
-
.
s.
W.
'
100
Co.—,
&
Townsend,
&
1,800
F.
,
250
•
Yuba Consolidated
meeting held
the purchase
arrangements
and
1960.—V.
a
Pierce, Fen'Inc.———J 1,200
Smith
Turben
250
Approved—
company,
300
.
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—
Morgan Stanley & Co.—
250
Off'g
Y„
1960,
share
per
Kletz
manufacture
applications.
presently
$30,000* for
$0,385
G.
same
also
indebtedness.
machinery
components
L.
Sept.
on
a
Michael
shares
engaged
defense
will
receive
and
sold
be
certain
stock
tional
SEC
principal stockholders at 25 cents
which
shock
and
additional
the
will
fee),
and
and
Corona,
Ave.,
the
will
the
from
2,500
industrial
shares
1960
158,955
250
—
300
stock,
to be offered for public
sale
at
underwriters headed by Michael G. Kletz & Co.,
by
company " is
control
company.
1,
in
$501,545
62,523
Co
'
Inc.
common
expenses;
shares
finder's
a
with
underwriters
which
the
of
Sept.
Controls Inc.—Proposes
50th
98-25
statement
plus $10,000 for
common
1980,
dated
30,
inventories
Oliver
contract
held
$368,415
22,064
Oct. 5 with the underwriting of
Mountings &
shares
$3.50
indenture
under
appointed trustee, pay¬
for $5,225,000
principal
$62,663
5,650
Co.—Contract
Sept.
consummation
be
has been
Co.
1039.
p.
company
150,000
issued
were
Vibration
..The
Trust
registrar and
conversion
agent
4V2%
convertible debentures, due
of
amount
The
City
$45,734
Co.J
Lynch,
&
250
H.
directors
of
the
v
Co.—Appointments—
First
2,315,922
1040.
the
The
$2,817,467
2,294,163
—
Motor
board
Cleveland
of
general corporate purposes.
$2,662,578
283,674
income-—."
oper.
White
notification
200,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
$1 per share, inrough Kenneth Kass; H. S. Simmons
Rubin & Co., Inc., New York, N. Y.
ry.
—V.
covering
offered
Co.,
•
SEC
Sept.
on
Files
—
$346,337
283,065
Net revenue from rail¬
Net
Vacudyne Associates, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Merrill
Harriman
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$328,829
expenses
McDonald &
—
.1960—Month—1959
revenue
oper.
250
&
Templeton
—
Dillon,
Hemphill,
1346.
p.
497,697
250
_
Mitchum, Jones &
& Co., Inc.
Company—
&
700
—
250
•
Co.—„
&
1,200
1,200
inc.—_
250
Co.
Read
&
>
McCormick
1,200
—.
and
Dickson
Dixon
Co.
ner
&
p.
&
Merrill,
House
192,
Co.
500
Corp
250
Incorporated
—V.
&
1,200
Co.
300
250
S.
250
Brothers.^.
250
Burr,
&
700
_
___
E.
&
_
Irving Lundborg & Co.—_
Mason-Hagah, Inc
500
Sherrerd
&
Freres
Loewi
Boston
1040.
p.
of
Battles,
&
Higginson.
Lehman
250
Curtiss,
Co._
Inc
Inc.
Byllesby
Clark
&
Co.
Dulles
Lazard
Cleveland
income—
oper.
Railway
the
of
Sons.,
& Co.
First
$8,425,526
severally
amounts
250
Lee
Securities Corp. —>
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.——'
W.
Hutton
Company—
and
First
$7,268,919
have
300
—
The
$611,139
New
Inc.
*
300
•
Fahey, Clark & Co
Field, Richards & Co..
.
the
on
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
>
500
Company—*
27,193,770
$1,070,099
192,
Railway
transfer
$35,619,296
operations——
Period End. Aug. 31—
-
Co.—Appointment—
value $1.28 cumulative
par
'
-
Light
1960—8 Mos.—1959
bonds
below
Illinois
300
Inc
The
~
the
Elworthy & Co...
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
Equitable Securities Corp.—
Western Ry. of Alabama—Earnings-
51.
p.
'
-
from rail-
ry.
—V.
3,554,349
expenses
way
electro-mechanics, aero-dynamics, ballistics and ordnance, and in
design and manufacture of electronic, electrical and mechanical
the
oper.
revenue
Net
of Aircraft Armaments.
Aircraft
engaged
Co.
Slocumb
E.
250
—„
$35,354,975
3,637,684
28,086,056
list
Janney,
Co.^w-. 250
Simmons—_—
&
Brown
Eastman
Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
->960—Month—J959
Railway oper. revenue'-:.' ' $4,624,443
$4,248,823
Eugene
on
RR.
restore
Amount
500
Co., Inc.
&
Incorporated—
Securities
United Industrial
&
Co.,
&
Dominick
,
of
sale
expenditures.
named
W.
300
„
Ellis
M.
Corp.—:
&
Co
Co.
&
Blyth
R.
compared
$2.36
or
outstanding in 1959.
shares
8,976,000
on
ended Aug.
ended
to
The
-
500
,
—
Eichler
William Blair &
Blunt
Inc.—
Co..—300
&
Baird
&
Becker
G.
Co.,
Whipple
Crouter.
System—Net Steady—
made
.6,000
Co.—',
&
Bateman,
Sept. 26 reported consolidated net income of $21,856,-
on
capital
$6,000
Co.
Securities
American
Hache
Courts
V*
interest
an
'following* respective "principal
Collin, Norton & Co
"
t
in
(000's omitted)
&
and
Allyn
Coffin &
Inc.—Acquired—i
Inc.,
at
proceeds from the
expenditures
and
in
part
to
be
City
Common
borrowed
the
underwriters
Co
&
Barney
Butcher
r
funds
apply
Amount
Kuhn,
DeHaven
.
Joel
will
,
H.
.
begin
Exchange.-
■
Burnham
,
will
maturity.
bonds;
Brush,
Co.—Agreement—V
above.
will
previous
UNDERWRITING—The
agreed, to'purchase
the
Alex.
;/'■■■'
>-y-
The
accepted
'
556,425
944.
p.
'
.*'
•
$1,851,214 $15,196,926 $15,425,246
•
>.
prior
have
approve,
"
from
1965,
capital
for
(Incorporated)
at least 85% in principal
(or such lesser percentage
approve)
may
7,561,891
"
to
used
bonds
to
annually.
LISTING—Application
York
J.
7,348,820
,
part
capital
the
prior
optionally redeemable by the com¬
any
time, except that they are not
at
1,
for
bonds
are
part
Oct.
4.60%
PROCEEDS—Youngstown
Robert W.
».
..
1960—8 Mos.—1959
$80,408,391
*
to
than
fund
the
of
bonds
in
or
prior
less
of
sinking
93.33%
year
$74,609,236
from rail-
retire
whole
in
pany
and the books closed.
FUND—The
will
and
the
nonoperating
a
-$9,413,105
income—_ '
cper.
Wallace
statement, filed Sept. 21, 1960. United's certificates of deposit are to
be issued' against the deposit of the Capital Airlines debentures.—V. 192,
1243.
sales
|>9,381,971
operations—,>.$2,033,151
192;
"'See
United's offer to exchange such debentures for common stock of United.
Such offer of exchange is to be made under United's earlier registration
p.
of
for
REDEMPTION—The
figures do not reflect
occurred
Walker Manufacturing
On
Aug. 11, i960, United and its directors, and Capital and its
directors," entered into anr Agreement of Merger,
providing for the
merger of Capital into United,
Under the terms of the merger, United
of
$32.40 from
to
I960—Mcnth—1959
31—
expenses
revenue
ry.
—v.
Lines, Inc.—Receipts for Shares Filed—
•"<,
board
which
$300,000
opei.
way
Air
the
nearly
•
opera¬
with
merged
-was
AirlineSi-Inc.
as
in
oversubscribed
was
profits
Blair
Lines, Inc., 'Chicago, .filed a registration statement with the
SEC on, Oct. 3,,. 1960, .covering certificates ,of deposit for $12,000,000
4 'A'% convertible subordinated debentures, due July 1, 1976, of Capital
*
of
Railway
stock}" and 2,347,132 shares of class B stock.—V. 192,
United Air
drop
Wabash RR.—Earnings—
CAPITALIZATION—Capital structure of the company as of June 30,
consisted
of
$39,515,815 long-term
liabilities; 4,696,428 shares
United
increased
Railway oper. revenues.
The
1960
Of class A
worth
Net
also pointed out that these
Period End. Aug.
acquire
Corp.
1960,
results, for
Gasoline- Corp.
to
Oil
REVENUES—Gross revenues of Union Texas for 1959
and
previous year despite an appreciable
fiscal year ending June 30, 1960.
in
51
pany's first mortgage sinking fund 4%% bonds, series H,
due 1990 by a group headed by
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and
Smith, Barney & Co. The bonds are being offered to the
public at 98%, to yield 4.60% to maturity. The offering
Bacon,
'
into
entered
company
properties
gas
of
*•"
;
the
30, -1960
Aug.
rise
a
Phelps revealed that the firm's decrease in sales and rise in
primarily stemmed from the April, 1959 sale of the Industrial
Division
and
Impact Extrusion Department which, at the
time of their sale, represented operating losses.
In a report to stockholders, Mr. Phelps stated a definite interest by
Vio-Shan in new business acquisitions and expressed plans to intensify
such efforts during the
current year.
"The company is in a suong
financial position with ever $6,800,000, or $23.32 per share,' in cash
and
short-tem investments," he pointed out.
Louisiana, Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma, Canada, Argentina and Vene¬
zuela. Most of its gas is sold t-o gas 'transmission companies, while
Its condensate and crude oil are sold to pipelines or refineries owned
by other
reported
Mr.
in
certain
21
profit
of
and
gases
Sept.
on
figure of $114,791.
stock¬
number
company
1959 from the
sale of certain divisions and subsidiaries.
Recognizing this, the firm's
net
income of $941,£95 for fiscal year 1960 compares with a
1959
received
of
large
a
by
of
Fastener
independent- producer
an
loss
stock.
BUSINESS—Union Texas is
.
sold
being
are
financing
new
tfre sale will
from
proceeds
exclusive
having
Angeles
$2.87.
VSI
•
represent
not
will
sale
the
stock
B
identical
are
City has been appointed sole
the corporation, listed on the
Jersey
the
past
from
stocks
B
of
Although sales fell to $16.5 million from nearly $26 million, oper¬
ating income in fiscal 1960 climbed to $941,595, an increase of nearly
$46,000 over the previous year, Mason Phelps, President, reported.
In the same period, earnings per share from operations rose to $3.05
The stock of both
class
and
A
Los
over
its
classes is priced at $24 per share.
class
Eank
for
agent
Voi-Shan Industries, Inc.—Net Up—Sales Down—
offering of 150,248 shares of class A stock and
75,124 shares of class B stock of the corporation was
made on Oct. 7 by a group headed by Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
RIGHTS—The
National
the common stock
American Stock Exchange.
-
Union Texas Natural Gas Corp.—Securities Offered—
VOTING
First
transfer
%'
Public
Inc., and Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.
(1443)
1
It
will
area.—-V.
be
192,
the
p.
first
748.
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1444)
.
.
Monday, October 10, 1960
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
until
ALASKA
11
(PST)
a.m.
Oct
on
.18
for the purchase of
$1,800,000 gen¬
eral
obligation school
bonds.
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 gen¬
Dated Oct. 15, I960.. Due on Oct.
eral
obligation -various purpose 15 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
bonds offered on Sept. 29—v. 192,
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
p. 846—were awarded to a group
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
composed of Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
fice. Legality approved by O'Mel¬
R.
W.
Pressprich
&
Co.; The
veny & Myers, of Los Angeles.
Equitable Securities Corporation,
and Grande & Co., at a price of
Hope School District, Santa
par, a net interest cost of about
Barbara County, Calif.
Alaska
Fairbanks,
Due
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1961
Principal
(M-N)
payable
,
4.21%, as follows:
$750,000 as 5s. Due
1961
1970
as
414s.
Oct.
on
1
A
Los
ARIZONA
Chandler,
City
will
ment
sealed
receive
system improve¬
bonds.
Dated July 1,
sewer
1959
1959.
Due
1982
on
July 1 from 1965 to
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
terest
payable at the City
Legality ap¬
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
sealed
office.
CALIFORNIA
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering
—
L. B. Wallace,
his
at
office
in
000 election
1961
inclusive.
1985
to
Principal
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $92,000 election
1958, series C bonds offered on
Sept. 27 — v. 192, p. 1041 — were
to
the Bank
of America
101.661,
Mesa Union School
District,
County, Calif.
*
Bond Sale—The $80,000 election
1956, series B bonds offered on
Sept. 27 — v. 192, p. 1140 — were
awarded to the
Security-First Na¬
tional Bank of Los Angeles.
eral
—
Sept. 26
—
v.
bonds
192,
p.
offered
1140
on
—were
awarded to The Bank of America
N. T. & S. A., of San Francisco.
Branch School District, San Luis
Obispo County, Calif.
Bond
Clerk
will
Offering—A.
the Board of
of
receive
office
E.
sealed
Mallagh,
Education,
bids
at
in
p.m.
A
bonds. Dated Dec.
on
Bond
1, 1960. Due
in
on
Dist.,
County, Calif.
Dorado
County, Calif.
Bond
biarz,
Offering—Joseph V. BaSuperintendent of Schools,
will receive sealed bids at the of¬
fice of the County Board of
visors,
Super¬
2 p.m.
in
Redding, until
Oct. 17 for the purchase
of $160,000 school bonds.
(PST)
Los
school
$150,000
bonds.
Due
from
1962
tion
4s, at
to
John
Nuveen
&
Co.,
price of 101.625, a basis
of about 3.77%.
Duarte
Los
a
Unified
School
District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $40,000 election
1957, series E bonds offered on
Sept. 27 — v. 192, p. 1401—were
awarded to Dean Witter &
4V4S, at
a
price of 100.825,
Co.,
a
County Clerk, will receive
Bond Sale—The
series
Sept. 27 —
bids
at
his
office
in
Santa
v.
awarded to
a
Principal
to
veen
net
as
&
Co., at
interest
$4,000,000 sani¬
bonds
offered
on
a
Co., and John Nu¬
price of 100.001, a
of
cost
about
Qff§r£4m;Sept„ £9—V- 192„p. 1244
awarded
—were
of
composed
syndicate
Harris Trust &
to
the
a
43/4s.
705,000
1965
1971
as
from
on
1970
to
4s.
as
2,860,000
Due
Due
inclusive.
1985
to
1977
4V4S.
Due
1978
to
1
Aug.
S
Bond
192,
—v.
to
a
1
a
bonds
sewer
of
100.999,
1994
Aug. 1
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
Security - First
were
National
Bank
of
Los
Angeles,
William R. Staats & Co., Taylor &
Co.,
Frantz
Hutchinson
27,
The
—
IncM
at
interest
cost
Sept.
1141—were
composed
27
awarded
of
Halsey,
Weld &
Weeks, and Geo. B.
Gibbons & Co., Inc., as 3V4S, at a
price of 100.3099, a basis of about
1961
1971
Offering
the purchase of
ries B
Oroville,
Marie
Oct.
un¬
1962
will
bonds.
revenue
Dated
1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1 from
to
1999, inclusive.
Interest
payable at
Athens. Callable
Legality
ington & Burling, of Washington,
D. C.
Y
Yfc
Florida
State
Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Ft. Lauderdale), Fla.
Income
Gross
income
the
of
five
first
follows:
as
13%—Gross
Up
Parkway
months
for
the
of
the
fiscal
10
from
Due
to
1961
inclusive.
1970
City
7:30
•
C. H. Snyder,
—
receive
will
Clerk,
until
bids
sealed
(CDST) on
Oct. 26 for the purchase of $160,p.m.
000 waterworks and sewerage rev¬
enue.
series B bonds. Dated May 1,
Due
1959.
on
May 1 from 1962 to
1989, inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, in Chicago.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
St.
Spalding,
Meadow &
Procopius College, Lisle, III.
Bond Sale—The
$700,000 dormi¬
tory revenue bonds
Sept. 27—v. 192, p.
awarded
and
3V8S, at
offered on
1141—were
Federal
the
to
Finance
Home
Housing
Agency,
.
as
price of par.
a
INDIANA
Other members of the syndicate
were
until
1
by
Sibley, Troutman,
Smith, of Atlanta.
bids
on
bonds.
serve
inclusive.
of July 1, 1970.
as
t Secretary,
c
Danville, Ind.
Equitable Secu¬
Bond
Offering
Pauline
—
Jen¬
rities Corporation, White, Weld &
nings, Town Clerk-Treasurer, will
Co.,
receive
Clement
A. Evans &
Chisholm & Co.,
Co.,
and
(CST)
of
Bond
Sale—The $261,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered on
Sept. 15 — v. 192, p. 644—.were
awarded
to
The
First
Security
Idaho, N. A., in Mont¬
as
3%s and
3%s
at
a
Bank
Dated
Oct.
from
1962 to 1990, incl.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Danville State Bank,
1
in Danville.
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
of
IOWA
Garrison, Iowa
Bond
ILLINOIS
burg,
,
Chicago Board of Education, III.
Bond
Offering—Robert Sargent
on
Oct.
$24,000
until
Oct.
10
the
school
building,
Dated
from
(CDST)
purchase of
a.m.
Oct.
on
18
$15,000,000
series
1, 1960. Due
1962 to
Oct.
B
Oct.
for
19
1
Interest
Frank Arens-
—
Clerk,
receive
p.m,<(CST)
purchase of
will
7:30
the
waterworks
bonds. Dated Oct.
bonds.
on
Offering
Town
sealed, bids- until
Shriver, President of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
for
p.m.
waterworks revenue
Oct. 1, 1960.
Due
$455,000
on
Montpelier, Idaho
1
Oct. 26 for the purchase
on
bonds.
IDAHO
until
bids
sealed
from
A-O.
revenue
1, 1960.
1963
to
Due on
incl.
1973,
-
Indianola, Iowa
1
Bond
1980 inclusive. Prin¬
Offering—Sealed bids will
cipal and interest
be received until 1 p.m.
same
at the
according to
Thomas B. Manuel, Chairman of
the Authority.
gality
Oct. 11 for the purchase of
street improvement bonds.
year
which began April
increase of 13%
an
period
come
the
that
showed
over
1
shows
the
ago
year
a
said
He
August gross in¬
gain of 8.4% over
a
1959 month.
August
were
marked
month
recorded
in
August
the
income
was
con¬
an
gains
the
over
preceding
gross
which
23rd
which
same
years.
was
of
Net income for the
$364,051.96 for a gain
$32,771.92 or 9.9%.
$10,000 school,
se¬
of
was
Gross
income
for
the
first
five
approved
by
Chapman
&
Nov.
1961
Cook
County (P. O. Chicago 2),
(CST) on
$85,000
Dated
1, 1960. Due on May 1 from
to 1969, inclusive.
Legality
approved by Bannister. Carpenter,
Illinois
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
Bond Offering—Edward J. Bar¬
County
sealed bids
Clerk,
until
11
will
a.m.
1960.
tax
Due
bonds.
on
Dec.
Dated
1
from
Dec.
1961
1,
to
1975, inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Lawion Community
receive
School
District, Iowa
(CDST)
on Nov. 1 for the
purchase of $25,000,0000 expressway, series G lim¬
ited
$471,-
increase
(A-O) payable
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
Cutler, oLChicago.
rett,
the
in
$36,650.02.
month
1, 1960.
July
,on
1986
approved
Legality approved by Cov¬
M-N.
for
bonds, Dated Nov.
(CDST)
pelier,
price of 100.06.
1959
Nov.
10
on
Due
and
interest
(J-J)
the National Bank of
of
540.45
(PST)
1
inclusive.
eral
Bond Offering—Harriett
James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
a.m.
Sister
—
July
on
1970
to
V.
Clarence
—
t r i
Oct. 18 for the
purchase of $1,000,000 forest pre¬
as
College of Holy Cross,
Washington, D. C.
month
11
Sept.
Tillman-Whitaker Co.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Treasurer,
Due
to
33As.
as
from
Dunbarton
County, Calif.
bids at her office in
on
100.001, a net
about 3.87%, as
of
s
sealed
receive
will
a.m.
a
4V2S.
as
from
Varnedoe,
secutive
til
$1,650,-
revenue,
follows:
Principal
Hornblower &
Mericka & Co.
Oroville School District, Butte
issue of
price of
a
'►
Neoga, III.
syndicate headed
by The Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
a
$1,150,000
on
Offering
Bond
Wagemann, D i
Bond Offering
and sewerage
sold to
was
by
Forest Preserve District
(P.O. Wheaton), III. v. '.
:
Athens, Ga.
water
approved
Du Page,
Of
4s. Due on July 1 from
1987 to 1990 inclusive.
offered
p.
group
e
Legality
GEORGIA
Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.,
&
Co.,
Foster &
Marshall, Underwood,
Neuhaus & Co., Coughlin & Co.,
Seasongood & Mayer, and Wm. J.
as
1, 1970. Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the Chase
Manhattan
Bank, in New York
City. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
575,000
Stuart & Co. Inc., White,
1
inclusive.
on
Callable
March
terest
Wallingford, Conn.
inclusive.
on
a.m.
limited tax bonds. Dated March l,
1960. Due on March 1 from 1962
926,000
price
any bank or trust com¬
designated by the successful
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Meeds, and Lyons and Shafto, Inc.,
a
(J-D)
bidder.
$149,000
at
,
interest
and
payable at
(EST) on Oct.
18 for the purchase of $2,200,000
Bank, of Chicago, First
National Bank, of Boston, F. S.
Moseley & Co., Laird, Bissell &
4.24%,
Aug.
Principal
bids until 9:30
Savings
3V2S,
inclusive.
bonds. Dated Dec.
school
15, 1960. Due on Dec. 15 from
Vernon Goin,
—
series 1960 bonds offered
$1,160, 000 borfds
1971
1962 to
61,000
1959, Mr.
Commissioners, will receive sealed
000
FLORIDA
as
$385,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
(P. O. Ocala), Fla.
Bond Sale—An
follows:
$435,000
up
pany
I
Gldsidhb'ury,'ConnY
fol¬
as
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Bond Offering
in¬
and
bonds,
lows:
•>..
receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(EDST)
on
Oct. 21 for the purchase of
$848,000 dormitory and dining hall
192, p. 846 — were
syndicate headed by
Schwabacher &
as
Ana,
A
tary,
basis
sealed
1961
CONNECTICUT
Bond
County
(P. O.
Sacramento), Calif.
of about 4.14%.
jFullerton School Districts, Orange
and Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—L. B.
Wallace,
from
1
(CDST) on Oct.
purchase of $446,000
obligation
general
Mileage
(M-N) payable at the Coun¬
Pierre,
Sanitation District
1955, series E bonds offered
Sept. 27—v. 192, p. 1041—were
awarded
Los
Offering—Nelda K. Pais1-
Chairman of the Board of County
ty Treasurer's office.
to
Northeast Sacramento
from
elec¬
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1980
terest
inclusive.
1980
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale—The
in
3.21%.
(PST) on
Oct. 10 for the purchase of $77,000
from
Bond
office
his
at
21
Wheeling), III.
the
for
13
in Au¬
against 1.80
in
month
Consoli¬
No.
bids until 8 p.m.
coverage
2.04 times as
same
O.
District
ley, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
9.2%.
or
was
the
to
receive
until
1960. Due
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
on
Downey Unified School District,
gust
was
interest
be received until 11 a.m.
er's office.
Shasta
will
9 a.m. (PST) on
Oct. 25 for the purchase of $2,000,000 school bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
Red¬
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬
Cottonwood Union School District,
bids
sealed
Brun-
Mother Lode Union School
El
Clerk,
County
receive
office
Due from
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
as
Oct. 1 from 1962
to 1985 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasur¬
as
his
at
18,292,913,
Bond
basis of about 3.40%.
A.
Clerk,- will
County
bids
San
County, Calif.
Offering—John
1, 1960. Due
sive.
on
District,
wood, until 10 a.m. (PST) on Oct.
18 for the purchase
of $298,000
school, series B bonds. Dated Oct.
his
San Luis Obispo, until
(PST) on Oct. 17 for the
purchase of $29,000 school, series
2
School
Mateo
sealed
The $140,000 gen¬
obligation
Millbrae
(PST)
purchase of
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
Ventura
ing,
Beaumont, Calif.
,
Los
basis of about 3.79%.
a
14%.
Marion County
a.m.
the
increase of
Manuel said.
Torrance Unified School District,'
A., of San Francisco,
Associates, as 4s, at a price
and
of
&
11
Bond
or
■
S.
T.
to
to 1979 inclusive.
Angeles,
N.
for
10
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved
by
O'Melveny
&
Bond Sale
Oct.
on
until
$220,188.61
month
an
the
1,548,756
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
1961
City School District,
1961
County, Calif.
$240,000 school bonds.
Angeles
for
for
in
and interest
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Bond
vig,
Los
from
Saratoga Union School District,
1957, series G bonds.
Little Lake
Due
receive
Los
on
inclusive.
1985
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
from 1961 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
Santa
Ana,
until 11 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 11 for
the purchase of $300,000 election
1959, series D bonds. Dated Oct.
15, 1960. Due on Oct. 15 from
will
office
9 a.m. (PST) on
Oct. 25 for the purchase of $250,-
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
his
at
bonds.
school
of
School
P.
13.7%.
Oct. 10 for the purchase of $42,000
be
until
awarded
Anaheim School District, Orange
Clerk,
bids
Angeles,
(J-J)
Treasurer's
Calif.
(PST)
increase
an
was
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 2 p.m.
for
Community
County
dated
389,547.05 or $276,535.11 over the
same
period in 1959. Net income
for
the period was,/$!,822,068.96'
used
Del Norte County, Calif.
;
months of the fiscal year was $2,-j Cook
During August 347,105 vehicles
the turnpike compared with
304,203 in the 1959 month.
This
„
Redwood Union School District,
High School Dist.,
Angeles County,
County
vig,
Ariz.
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Oct. 24
for the purchase of $476,000 water¬
works and
.
Santa Clara
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Offering—Arlene Rossell,
Clerk,
Sept.
on
cisco.
Bank, of San Francisco.
La Puente Union
1980.
Bond
offered
bonds
192, p. 749 — were award¬
ed to the Crocker-Anglo National
v.
—
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Due on Oct. 1, 1979
3s.
as
and
Due
series
19
1971 to 1978 inclusive.
from
150,000
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
to
600,000
Bond Sale—The $430,000 school
office.
Treasurer's
1964
to
interest
County
Legality ap¬
and
at the
Bond
Offering
—
H.
W.
Hays,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
p.m.
(CST) on Oct. 14 for the
purchase of $140,000 school bonds.
2
Dated Nov:
from
1961
Du£ on'Nof 1
Le¬
by Chapman &
1,1960.'
to
1974, inclusive.
gality approved
Cutler, of Chicago.
Volume
192
Number
Sibley, Iowa
Nov, 1,
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
bonds
revenue
27 was
Cownie, Inc.
sold
Sept.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5993
$100,000
offered
to
on
Becker
&
1960. Due
1961 to
1984 inclusive. Callable
terest
Sale—An
sold
was
& Co., as 3s and
Sept. 1 from 1961 to
on
inclusive.
1970
bonds
Ranson
to
21/2s. Due
gality
Interest
approved
by
M-S.
Le¬
William
P.
Timmerman, of Wichita.
Cherokee, Kansas
Sale—An
Bond
water
issue
utility system,
1960 bonds
ries
of
$35,000
revenue,
sold
was
burn, Cochran & Co.,
City
1961
1971
to
inclusive.
Legality
P.
liam
Wil¬
by
Timmerman, of Wichita.
Sale—An
Bond
&
man
Cutler, of Chicago.
LOUISIANA
<
be
received
highway, fourth series, LR bonds
5s.
Interest M-N.
Legality
approved by William P. Timmer¬
man, of Wichita.
—were
and
1960.
Due
Sept.
15
inclusive.
1970
to
on
Dated
price
$79,465
Interest
sold to The Rittenoure
3%s,
4s and
Due on
1970 inclu¬
4V4s.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
Sept.
1
sive.
Interest M-S.
from
proved
man,
by
1961
to
.-
William
Legality
P.
ap¬
Timmer¬
of Wichita.
924,000
Bond
Sale
946—were
p.
The $1,194,500
Sept. 28—v. 192,
—
on
awarded
to
a
syn¬
dicate headed by the Harris Trust
&
Savings Bank, of Chicago, as
2%s, at
price of 100.1615,
a
of about 2.72%.
.<
a
basis
-
•
,
Other members of the
were
syndicate
City National
follows:
as
Bank & Trust
Co., of Kansas City,
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Inc.,
Seltsam-Hanni, & Co., Inc., Beecroft, Cole & Co., Columbian Se¬
curities Corp., and Estes & Co.,
Inc.
-
.
KENTUCKY
,
,
until
7 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 14 for
purchase of $150,000 natural
system revenue 1960 bonds.
gas
Dated Oct.
1, 1960.
Due on Oct. 1,
Legality ap¬
proved by Skaggs, Hays & Fahey,
1988.
of
Interest
1972
3.70s. Due
1970
as
1983
to
2V2s. Due
on
Oct. 15
inclusive.
on
Oct. 15,
A-O.
Louisville.
follows:
Brothers, First Boston
Equitable Securities Cor¬
poration, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Corp.,
Fenner
& Smith Inc., Drexel &
Co., Stone & Webster Securities
Corp., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, John Nuveen & Co., R. W.
Pressprich & Co., Wertheim & Co.,
Hibernia National Bank, New Or¬
leans, Scharff & Jones, Inc., Hat& Sanford, Newman, Brown
&
Co., Inc., National American
Bank, National Bank of Comr-
both of New Orleans, How¬
ard, Weil Labouisse, Friedrichs &
merce,
Nusloch,
Baudean & Smith,
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc., Stroud
& Co., Inc., Coffin & Burr, Inc.,
Chas.
E.
Weigold
& Co., Inc.,
Kean, Taylor & Co., E. F. Hutton
& Co., Goodbody & Co., Fitzpatrick,
Sullivan
&
Co.,
Bacon,
Whipple
&
Co., Ducournau
&
sealed
bids
Oct.
on
Clerk,
until
for
17
will
7:30
the
receive
p.m. (CST)
purchase of
$550,000 : school* building
1960
revenue
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1988,
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Citizens Na¬
Due
on
tional Bank, in Bowling Green.
Legality approved by Grafton &
Fleischer, of Louisville.
from
(P. O.
Newport), Ky.
Bond
Oct.
10
500 first
for
the
Taylor,
Dated Sept.
1
from
3 p.m. (EST) on
purchase of $17,-
mortgage
revenue
1, 1960. Due
1961
to
1970
bonds.
Farmington and In¬
dustry School Administrative Dist.
No.
9
(P. O. Chesterville), Me.
Bond
Sale—The
bonds' offered
1245—were
at
the
American
pay¬
National
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 14
for the purchase of
$750,000 school
bonds.
to
Harriman
3.87%.
were
Dated
Oct. 15, 1981
on
1983
Due
to
Oct.
on
1985
15
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
were
syndicate
follows:
as
Alex.Brown
&
Sons, Mercan¬
tile Safe Deposit and Trust Co., of
Baltimore, John Nuveen & Co.,
Baker Watts & Co., Folger, Nolan,
-
IMjs.
as
from
1
15
inclusive.
1982.
210,000
inclusive.
Oct.
Jones, Kreeger & Co., Mackall &
Coe, Stein Bros. & Boyce, Wa¬
Robert W.
Baird
&
Co., Inc.,
Ball, Burge & Kraus, Barr Bros.
& Co., Blyth & Co., Inc., Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., Byrd Bros.,
Channer Newman Securities Co.,
Chase
Manhattan
Bank
of
New
ston-Salem, Ferris & Co., and J. C.
York, City National Bank & Trust
Co., of Kansas City, Julien Collins
& Co., Commerce Trust Company
Wheat & Co.
of
chovia Bank & Trust Co.
of Win¬
Kansas
nois
MASSACHUSETTS
of
Bond
Sale
The
—
$730,000
school
project, act of 1948 bonds offered
Sept. 27—v. 192, p. 1142—were
Corp.,
to
The
3.60s,
First
at
Boston
price of
100.539, a basis of about 3.52%.
as
a
Norwell, Mass.
Bond
Offering—Margaret Crowell, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids
National
Chicago,
Bank
C.
&
Trust
Devine
J.
&
Co.,
Co.,
Merle-Smith, Ernst & Co.
& Co., First National
Bank, of Chicago, First National
City Bank of New York, Folger,
Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs &
Co., Inc., Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., Harris Trust
& Savings Bank, of Chicago, Hayden, Miller & Co., Hayden, Stone
& Co., W. E. Hutton & Co., The
Illinois Company, Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
Lazard Freres & Co., McMaster
Estabrook
on
awarded
City, Continental Illi¬
Dick &
Marshfield, Mass.
c/o State Street Bank
Trust
Company Municipal
Department, - Second
Floor,
111
Hutchinson & Co., Merrill, Turben
Franklin Street, Boston,
until 2
& Co., Inc., The Milwaukee Com¬
p.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 13 for the
purchase of $800,000 school proj¬ pany, Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.,
W. H. Morton &
ect 1948 bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960. of New York,
Dueon Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1979 Co., Inc., John Nuveen & Co., J.
A. Overton & Co., Paine, Webber,
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Jackson & Curtis, Phelps, Fenn &
payable at the State Street Bank
& Trust Company, in Boston. Le¬ Co., Philadelphia National Bank,
of Philadelphia, Piper, Jaffray &
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston. Hopwood, Prescott & Co.
W.
R.
Wheaton Collegia of Massachusetts
(P.
O.
Norton), Mass.
Pressprich
&
Co., Rand
&
Co., Roosevelt & Cross, Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler, Seattle-First Na¬
Bond Offering — A. Howard
Meneely, President, will receive
tional Bank, of Seattle, Shearson,
Hammill & Co., Shields & Co.,
sealed bids c/o the Merchants Na¬
F.
tional
Bank, 28 State Street, Bos¬
ton, until noon (EST) on Oct. 18
for the purchase of $551,000 dor¬
mitory
revenue
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1959. Due on April 1 from
Harris
1962
Beane.
to
A-O.
1999
inclusive.
Legality
Interest
by
Palmer, Dodge, Gardner & Brad¬
ford, of Boston.
approved
1142—were awarded to
a
S.
Smit,hers
& Co., Stranahan,
Co., Stroud & Co., Inc.,
Third National Bank in Nashville,
G.
A.
Walker
&
Co., Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., Inc., J. C. Wheat
&
Co., and J. R. Williston &
&
'
Additional
stock
&«Co., National City Bank,
Cleveland, Clement A. Evans &
Co., Taylor & Co.
M. B. Vick & Co., Cutter, Ben¬
nett
&
Co., Provident Bank of
Cincinnati, Barret, Fitch, North &
Co., Ferris & Co., Shaughnessy &
Co., Inc., Stern Bros. & Co., Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.,
Kalman & Co., Inc., Fahey, Clark
& Co., Mackey, Dunn &
Co., Inc.,
Yarnall, Biddle & Co., F. Brittain
Kennedy & Co., Shannon & Co.,
Breed & Harrison, Inc.
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., Peoples
National
Pacific
Bank
of
Charlottesville,
Northwest
Co.,
Seasongood & Mayer, Field .Richards &
Co., F. R. Cole & Co., Arthur L.
Wright & Co., Granbery, Marache
& Co., William S. Morris &
Co.,
Cunningham,
Schmertz
&
Co.,
Inc., and Underwood, Neuhaus &
Co., Inc.
Detroit City
School District, Mich.
Sale
Bond
The
$10,000,000
building and site, series II
bonds offered on Sept. 27—v. 192,
p. 946—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by the Bankers Trust
Co., of New York; Northern Trust
Co., of Chicago; Smith Barney &
Co., and Lehman Bros, at a price
—
school
of par, a net
3.87%,
interest cost of about
follows:
as
$3,070,000
5s.
as
Due
May
on
1
from 1962 to 1972 inclusive.
715,000
33/4s,
as
1973
and
5,625,000
Due
on
May 1,
1974.
4s.
as
Due
on
May
1
from 1975 to 1986 inclusive.
590,000
lV2s.
as
Due
on
May
,
1,
1987.
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
were
Robert
W. Baird &
Co., Inc.,
Ball, Burge & Kraus, Barr Bros.
& Co., Blyth & Co., Inc., Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., Byrd Bros.,
Channer Newman Securities Co.,
Chase Manhattan Bank, of New
York, City National Bank & Trust
Co., of Kansas City, Julien Collins
& Co., Commerce Trust Company,
Kansas City, Continental Illi¬
of
National Bank & Trust Co.,
Chicago, C. J. Devine & Co.
nois
of
Dick
Co.,
&
Merle-Smith,
Estabrook
Ernst
&
Co., First Na¬
Chicago,
First
&
Sale—The
$2,700,000 tional Bank,
of
fund, series National City Bank, of New York,
the same Folger,
Nolan,
Fleming-W.
B.
time
v.
192, p. 1245 — were Hibbs & Co., Inc., Goldman, Sachs
awarded to a syndicate headed by &
Co., Hannahs, Ballin & Lee,
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., the Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., Har¬
Chemical Bank New York Trust ris
Trust
&
Savings Bank, of
Co., of New York, and Drexel & Chicago, Hayden, Miller & Co.,
Co., at a price of 100.021, a net Hayden, Stone & Co., W. E. Hut¬
interest cost of about 3.08%, as ton & Co.
motor vehicle highway
60-L
bonds
offered
at
—
follows:
The Illinois
headed by Halsey, Stuart
Co., Inc., and the First of Michi¬
gan
Corporation, at a price of
100.005,
a
net
interest
cost
of
&
about
3.77%
$400,000
1965
290,000
as
as
follows:
5s. Due
to
1972
as
3V2s.
from 1973 to
4,810,000
from
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
1976
to
Jan.; 1
1975 inclusive.
3%s. Due
as
1995
on
Ellsworth, Me.
Bond Sale
The $325,000 ele¬
mentary school loan bonds offered
—
on
Sept. 29—v. 192,
to
a
p.
group
1245—were
composed
of
Coffin & Burr,
row &
Co., and
Inc., Loker, Spar¬
Pierce, White and
Drummond, Inc., as 3%s, at a
price of 100.172, a basis of about
3.73%.
MARYLAND
Jan. 1
inclusive.
syndicate
were as follows: Kidder, Peabody
& Co., White, Weld & Co., Bear,
Stearns
&
Co.,
Hornblower
&
Weeks, Dean Witter & Co., Carl
M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., Weeden
& Co., Bacon, Stevenson
& Co.,
Coffin & Burr, Inc., Eldredge &
Co., Inc., Field, Richards & Co.,
Fahnestock
&
Co., Harkness &
Hill, Inc., and F. Brittain Ken¬
nedy
&
Bond
Sale—An issue of $1,800,000
Montgomery park acquisition and
development, series Y general ob¬
ligation bonds offered on Sept. 28
was sold to a syndicate headed by
5s.
as
1961
and
600,000
as
1963
2%s.
and
1,500,000
Due
as
Oct.
on
1962.
15,
Oct.
15,
Oct.
15
■
Due
on
1964.
3s.
Due
on
from 1965 to 1970 inclusive.
Other members of the
were
syndicate
follows:
as
Equitable Securities Corp., Hornblower & Weeks, B. J. Van Ingen
& Co., A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.,
Wertheim & Co., Weeden & Co.,
Laidlaw & Co., Bache & Co., R. S.
Dickson
&
Atlanta,
Hirsch
&
Co.,
Baxter &
Co., Kean Taylor & Co.,
J. A. Hogle & Co., National State
Bank, Newark, Wallace, Geruldsen & Co., National Bank of Com¬
merce,
Seattle,
First
National
Bank, Memphis, Blunt, Ellis
&
Simmons, James A. Andrews &
McDougal'
& Hill, Inc.
Condon,
Inc.,
H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc., Freeman
& Co., Bramhall, Falion & Co.,
fered
at
the
same
time
were
awarded to a syndicate headed by Inc., Malon S. Andrus, Inc., E. F.
the Bankers Trust Co.,
of New Hutton & Co., Janney, Dulles &
York, Northern Trust Co., of Chi¬ Battles, Inc., Van Alstyne, Noel
cago, Smith, Barney & Co., and & Co., John Small & Co., Inc.,
Lehman Brothers,
at a price of Dreyfus & Co., Rauscher, Pierce &
Inc.,
McCormick ~ &
Co.,
par, a net interest cost of about Co.,
George K. Baum & Co., Fahne¬
3.65%, as follows:
Sale—The
$3,000,000
public library, series D bonds of¬
and
&
Co., J.
A.
Overton &
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Phelps, Fenn & Co., Phila¬
delphia, National Bank of Phila¬
delphia, Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Prescott & Co.
,
R.
&
W.
Pressprich
&
Co.,
Rand
Co., Roosevelt & Cross, Salomon
Seattle-First Na¬
Bros. & Hutzler,
tional Bank, of Seattle, Shearson,
Hammill
Co.
Coffin & Burr, Inc., J. C. Brad¬
ford & Co., Trust Company of
Georgia,
Company, Kenower,
Co., Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., Lazard Freres & Co., McMas¬
ter
Hutchinson
&
Co., Merrill,
Turben
&
Co., Inc., The
Mil¬
waukee Company, Morgan Guar¬
anty Trust
Co., of New York,
W. H. Morton & Co., Inc., John
MacArthur &
Nuveen
White, Weld & Co., Blair & Co.,
Inc., Mercantile Trust Company,
St. Louis, Stone & Webster Securi¬
ties Corp. First of Michigan Corp.,
Co., Inc., Harkness
Co.
Additional
Maryland National Capital Park
and Planning Commission
(P. O. Silver Spring),
$600,000
syn¬
Other members of the
Maryland
Offering—Adelle Shalton,
Clerk, will receive sealed
revenue
Sept. 28—v.' 192,
awarded
& Co., Inc., and White,
Weld & Co., jointly, as 3.90s, at a
price of 100.221, a basis of about
Owensboro, Ky.
Bond
building
$441,000 school
Ripley
inclusive.
Bank, in Newport.
City
on
Sept.
on
Principal and interest (M-S)
able
1990
to
on
dicate
Chesterville,
awarded
Offering—-Lucille
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until
1981
Due
Oct.
.
.
Campbell County Public Shelter
House Corporation
3%s.
as
15
inclusive.
on
1980
to
Oct.
on
1972
Due
4s. Due
as
and
1
1973
15
inclusive.
Due
to
33/4s.
Oct.
on
1969
53
—
MAINE
Offering—Louise B. Phil¬
City
Oct.
on
Kees, Glas & Co., Schweickhardt
&
Co., Arnold & Derbes, Inc.,
MICHIGAN
Crane Investment Co.,, Inc., G. ,C.
Haas & Co., Stern Brothers & Co.,
Allen Park, Mich.
M. A. Saunders & Co., Inc., Courts
Bond Sale—The $115,000 special
& Co., Fahnestock & Co., Rapides
Bank & Trust Co., of Alexandria, assessment sanitary sewer bonds
offered on Sept. 27—v. 192, p. 1245
Steiner, Rouse & Co., Kenower,
were
awarded
to Stranahan,
MacArthur & Co., Rowles, Win¬
ston & Co., Cunningham, Schmertz Harris & Co.
'
& Co., Inc., Stein Bros. & Boyce,
Detroit, Mich.
Granger & Co., Ryan. Sutherland
Bond Sale—The $5,500,000 water& Co., McDougal & Condon, Inc.,
Wheeler & Woolfolk, Inc., Dane & supply system, series H revenue
Co., and First Southeastern Corp. bonds offered on Sept. 27—v. 192,
Bowling Green, Ky.
lips,
Due
1970
as
from
Due
to
3V2s.
as
from
140,000
inclusive.
1975
33/4s.
5s.
as
1962
905,000
Oct. 1 from
Other members of the
p.
Bond
on
from 1976 to 1980 inclusive.
850,000
&
Other members of the syndicate
Co.,
to
from
1
inclusive.
1971
to
4s. Due
as
425,000
15
1984.
as
1961
as
Oct.
on
r
Dunn,
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
the
from
200,000
Due
;
Benton, Ky. "
Offering — Frank
Bond
as
Oct.
tier
Topeka, Kansas
bonds offered
on
$1,100,000
645,000
4V2s.
as
inclusive.
Lehman
$100,000
street improvement, series A 1960
as
Due
1969
from
M-S.
Quinter, Kansas
Co.,
follows:
as
4s.
as
9,925,000
Sept. 15,
from 1961
Bond Sale—An issue of
was
a
1961 to
from
were
Investment
3.60%,
$4,151,000
Legality approved by William P.
Timmerman, of Wichita.
bonds
to
by Blyth & Co., Inc., at a
of par, a net interest cost
s
issue of
Co.
awarded
1041
syndicate
p.
headed
sold to The Rittenoure
Investment
Sept. 28—v, 192,
on
of about
G or ham, Kansas
was
the
$37,000
of
offered
bonds
for
15
sold to The
was
price
a
follows:
as
$325,000
Louisiana (State of)
Bond
Sale — The $15,000,000
issue
Sale—An
Oct.
purchase of $150,000 waterworks
and system bonds.
Rittenoure Investment Co., as 4%s
Bond
until
Johnston, Lemon & Co., at
of par, a net interest cost of about
3.89%,
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.,
V
Haynesville, La.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
-
Culver, Kansas
waterworks bonds
Dated
1, 1960^ Due on,Oct. ltfrom
1963 to 1985, inclusive.
Interest
A-O. Legality approved by Chap¬
se¬
Interest
approved
bonds.
revenue
Oct.
Mil-
to
will
Clerl*,
water
000
5s. Dated
as
National
receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST) on
Oct. 24 for the purchase of $128,-
Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Sept. 1 from
M-S.
(M-N)
Owenton, Ky.
Bond Offering—A. A. Redmond,
issue of $40,128
improvement
payable
at
the
Bank, in
Owensboro. Legality approved by
Grafton & Fleischer, of Louisville.
Atchison, Kansas
Bond
as
1, 1965. Principal and in¬
Owensboro
KANSAS
internal
Nov.
of
Nov. 1 from
on
(1445)
F.
S.
&
Harris
&
Shields
Co.,
Smithers
&
&
Co.,
Co., Stranahan,
Co., Stroud & Co., Inc.,
Third National Bank in
Nashville,
Co., Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., Inc., J. C. Wheat
&
Co., and
J. R. Williston &
G.
Walker
H.
&
Beane.
Galesburg, Mich.
Offering
Bond
City
Clerk,
—
will
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Betty
receive
(EST)
Wantz,
sealed
on
Oct.
the
purchase of $100,000
water supply system revenue
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1960.
Due
on July 1 from 1961 to 1985 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
17
for
payable at any bank or trust com¬
designated by the successful
Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield, Paddock &
pany
bidder.
St.nne.
r»f
Detroit.
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1446)
Township, Northwood
(P. O. Riverview
and Mt.
Olivet Road,
Drive
<5aiAm°TbA
The
r
mi
Bond
assessment water bonds offered
Sept. 26
—v.
awarded
to
t upeio,
Tupelo,
on
p
MINNESOTA
and
on
ment
hiHHpr
DlQQGr.
Howard.
Sept. 26—v. 192,
T cealitv
i-iGgBlliy
i
,
Roroiit?]!
bids5
Oct.
on
...
„
_
on
2.60s. Due
on
Sept. 1,
National
Bank
Sept.
on
&
Wood,
of New York
3.20s.
Due
on
as
3.30s. Due
on
Burlington
Sept, 1,
1970.
Inc., E. J. Prescott & Co, American
National Bank, of St.
Paul,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Barcus, Kindred & Co, and Stern
& Trust Co, in Mount Holly. Le-
*:
7
-
.
....
gality
approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
District No. 544, Minn.
Offering—Mel
O.
Bond
Olson,
School
p.
nf
general obligation school building
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1988 inclusive.
W est field School District (P. O.
Bond
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 school
bonds offered on Sept. 28—v. 192,
p. 1246—were awarded to a group
1, 1975. Prinpayable
Bona
J.
Van
Ingen
&
ers, Inc, taking $999,000 as 3.45s,
M'
Minn. *
at
Sale—The
0f
price
a
about
100.138,
basis
a
of
3.43%.
San
Bond
as
basis
(P. O. 301 N.
Sale—The $180,000 school
(P.
O.
Offering
any
as
and
bank
or
of Feb.
trust
Bond
bonds
issue
of $80,000
improvement
Sept. 26 was
obligation
offered
on
sold to J. M. Dain &
Co, Inc, and
Jaffray & Hopwood, at a
price of 100.10, a net interest cost
of about 3.00%, as follows:
Piper,
15,000
1962
as
1967
30,000
2V2S.
as
from
on
1966
2.80s.
Due
and
3s.
Due
to
1971
Jan.
to
1966
in-
on
Jan.
,
I
series
revenue,
bonds
Sept. 27—v. 192,
on
of¬
1043
p.
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by Harriman Ripley &
Co.,
the
pur-
price of
a
cost
of
100.056, a net
3.75%, as
about
follows:
of
about
and
Bond
Creek
192,
Stuart
Co,
school
bonds.
I
vy-i
Frier,
Nov.
on
May 1 from 1961
inclusive. Interest M-N.
hi''-:
f >
m
Bond
and
Sept.
to
building,
a
nc
Bond
ta
$465,000
offered
from
255,000
(P. O. Bath), N. Y.
j
Bond
Ormsby,
Offering
District
^
—
Marion
Clerk,
will
until
C.
re-
2
p.m.
the
pur¬
(EDST)
on
$1,255,000 school building
1960
bonds.
Oct.
20
Dated
for
Sept.
1,
1960.
^ue °P Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1990
inclusive. Principal and interest
(M_S) Payable at the Security
Trust Company, in Rochester. Le-
as
27
3s.
Heckler
&
Galloway
of
City.
York
192
i^,
v
v.
1246
i^u—
p
P.
1972
3.90s, at
a
price of 100.7799,
basis of about 3.80%.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
Hayden. Stone &
&
Co, John
Co, Inc, and William S.
Dean
Witter
&
Morris & Co.
1979
as
c
,
»
Bond
✓v*#
Bond
Sale
,.
„
bonds offered
1246—were
awarded
composed
to
The
of
a
Additoinal
March
1,
Corp, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith
Inc.,
Branch
Banking & Trust Co, of Wilson,
^nJ*yveen & Co, North Caro-
^ateSecu^itt; Cnrn^Vanco
interstate Securities^Corp, Vance
J
Lee
Peeler
_
_
.
ro
narnijna
Co.^Carohrm Securities Corp,
McDanS
rT
McDamel Lewis & Co.
orwl
and
DAKOTA
the
Purchase
sewer
m
ab°!™
and
lq|2
$1,000,000
revenue
S
Drovement
S
of
to
iQ8l'
i?ov
interest
1
rM
and imNov
nn
1960
nue
bonds
N1
Co,
$2,000,000
power
plant and
offered
reve-
at
same time were awarded to
the
a syn-
dicate headed by Harriman Ripley
I
A
mn
OT
interest
a4-
nt*l OA
o
Co, Inc, at
net
fill
i
ll
1
price of 100.01,
a
cost
of
about
a
3.36%,
follows:
as
$350,000 as
nually
from
4y4S.
Due
semi
April 1 and
on
1966
to
1970
an¬
-
Oct.
1
inclusive.
450,000 as 3V8S.
Due semi-an¬
nually on April 1 and Oct. 1
from
820,000
1971
380,000
to
1973
inclusive.
33As.
as
from
Due
semi-an¬
April 1 and Oct. 1
on
1974
to
1978
3%s.
as
nually
inclusive.
Due
semi
-
an¬
April 1 and Oct. 1,
on
1979 and
1980.
Other members of the
syndicate
were as follows:
"i
C°t G^0rf'
Forgan & Co., Goldman, Sachs &
*
Co, Alex. Brown & Sons, Weeden
& Co, Hemphill, Noyes & Co, The
Ohio Company, The Illinois Com¬
pany, Robert W. Baird & Co, Inc,
l
lien
l™* banv nf trnst
^iI
2"^^, °JL^.Sa.?yu&
by the successful bidder.
rnnimnv
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
horst, of Minneapolis.
Co, McDonnell &
Cleveland
Heights,
Ohio
Bond
Sale^—The $1,000,000 sew¬
series A bonds offered on
at
nated
&
Co, J. A. Overton & Co, Cur¬
tiss, House & Co, First of Iowa
Corp, Channer Newman Securi¬
ties Co, Inc. and Magnus & Co.
PrinHnll
navahlp
Collins
Inc;> Ginther & Co.^Dreyfus
&
ra'ii
inHmivP
1970
>r
C. Haas & Co, Blunt Ellis &
Simmons, McCormick & Co, Ju¬
Bond Offering—F. P.
Gilronan,
City Auditor> will receive sealed
bids until g p m (cst) on Qct
water and
-n
G.
Jamestown, N. Dak.
for
^
system extension mortgage
ties
Corn
n
Sale—The
electric light and
nually
securities
n «
_
Channer Newman Securities
Inc. and Magnus & Co.
inclusive.
on
er,
Sept. 29
192,
v.
—
awarded
to
a
1143
p.
—
were
composed of
group
Harriman Ripley & Co, Inc, Hayden, Miller & Co., City National
Bank & Trust
Co, of Kansas City,
Prescott & Co, and
Burns, Corbett
OHIO
Beliefontaine, Ohio
syn-
Marine
Trust Co. of Western New York,
Buffalo, Blair & Co, Inc, Manufacturers and Traders Trust Co,
0f Buffalo, Roosevelt & Cross, and
R. D. White & Co, as 3V2S, at a
price of 100.76, a basis of about
3.42%.
of
Sale—The $96,000 limited
bonds offered on Aug. 29—v.
fax
Pickard, Inc., as 3s, at a price
100.006, a basis of about 2.99%.
C1.«rk of ?he
wlll
$125,000 waterworks improvement bonds offered
on
Sept. 26—v. 192, p. 1143—were
to Ball, Burge &
Kraus,
a price of 101.24, a basis
3%s, at
about
Offering—Jack
3.60%.
seale5 .bld! V^'L1
on
of
Oct.
24
$1,000,000
series A bonds.
for
the
school,
Dated Oct. 1, 1960.
Due semi-annually on June 1 and
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
at
the
Union
Bank, in Cleveland.
PF0Ved
Celina, Ohio
Wilson,
of Education
(EDST)
purchase
Bond Sale—The
Voorheesville),
New York
Bond
p.m.
Burton, Ohio
of
Bernie Central School District
District, Ohio
about 2.99%.
as
Scotland, Guilderland and
Garfield Heights City School
192, p. 647 — were I awarded to
to Ryan Sutherland & Co.. as
3s,
at a price of 100.09, a" basis "of
awarded
No. 3 P. O.
n
Bond
$525,000 school
Sept 29—V. 192,
on
o
&
The
by
pay-
Commerce
Legality ap-
®?UiT' SanderS &
Cleveland.
Dempsey, of
Bond Offering
Willard York,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
Marion, Ohio
bids until noon (EST) on Oct. 24
Bond Offering — Elmer Shaw,
for the purchase of $25,000 street
City Auditor, will receive sealed
improvement limited tax bonds, bids until 1 p.m. (EST)'on Oct. 24
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 for
the purchase of $89,100 street
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive. Prin- improvement limited tax bonds.
cipal and interest (J-D) payable Dated Nov 1 1960 Due on Dec. 1
»
j
•
Tir-i,
,
xr
,
—
Bond
Sale
—
The
Marine
a
192,
p.
on
1246—were
syndicate headed by
Trust
price of 100.069,
Smith, District Clerk, will receive 3.79%.
$1,375,000
building bonds offered
29—v.
Co.
New York, Buffalo,
P.
March 1
Other members of the
syndicate
as follows: Equitable Securi¬
Phelps Central Sch.
District No. 1 (P.O. William
Street, Lyons), N. Y.
the
•
Offering—Donald
.
,
__
& Co., Blunt Ellis &
Simmons,
Reinholdt & Gardner, McCormick
& Co, Julien Collins &
Co, Mc¬
Donnell &
Co, Inc., Ginther &
1
inclusive.
1981
Due
March
on
inclusive.
Co., The Ohio Co., The Illinois
Co, Newhard, Cook & Co, Robert
w. Baird & Co, Inc., G. C. Haas
1982.
and
awarded to
Jefferson), N. Y.
1978
to
1
inclusive.
on
Due
Is.
March
on
.
n
Junius
Sept.
District No. 3 (P. O.
1,
to
3y2S.
as
1
inclusive.
1971
Due
NORTH
ical Bank New York Trust Co, of
New York, and Spencer Trask &
school
Brookhaven Union Free School
Due
to
March
on
1968
3y4S.
as
100,000
basis of about 3.66%.
gallty approved by Vandewater,
Sykes,
to
1969
from
on
& Co, and Geo. B. Gibbons & Co,
Inc., as 3.70s, at a price of 100.649,
New
Due
1987
Smith,
Barnev
&
Co.,
Glore
Forgan & Co., Goldman, Sachs &
Co., Alex. Brown & Sons, Weeden
&
Co., Hemphill, Noyes &
&
6s.
1963
from
1246—were
Co,
price of par,
a
and
Other members of the
syndicate
were as follows:
Xr
as
from
awarded to Chas. E. Weigold
dicate
Trust
autc*
355,000
serial
Sept
oepL.
p.
Central School District No. 2
&
follows:
site
Sale—The $478,000 school
1960 bonds offered
district
.
Bank
were
New
Co,
offered
net interest cost of about 3.35%,
as
825,000
District No. 1 (P.O. Lewis),
a
bonds
to
1
Co, H. Hentz & Co, Dreyfus &
Co, J. A. Overton & Co, Curtiss,
House & Co, First of Iowa
Corp,
$2,000,000 school
B
& Co, Inc., at
Dist.
$335,000
and
3.60s,
Winston-Salem, and R. S. Dick-
{}}■
Leyden, West Turin, High
Market, and Ave Central School
as
series
Wachovia
son
1989
Lewis,
Co,
Co,
Rockingham County (P. O.
Wentworth), N. C.
York
Sale—The
building bonds
27—v.
192, p.
were
&
NORTH CAROLINA
__
on
un
Morton
.
Fire
Halsey,
Haupt &
Ira
hh C7
x
awarded to The Bank of Huntingtnn
oV
.
.
f n
ton' as d /2S> at a pnce 01 par*
f
H.
of
Inc.,
about 3.56%.
1, 1960.
Due
V:»«
f
An
Dated
W.
Co,
Adams, MacEntee & Co., as
at a price of 100.3899, a basis of
ohnnT
the
TP Tl WT \
lot
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on Oct.
18 for the purchase of
$2,440,000
r\
composed
&
Sept. 27—v. 192, p. 1143—were
awarded to a syndicate headed
by
District Clerk, will receive sealed
}
Y.
$949,000 school
on
Sept. 27—
offered
Feb.
1981
from
.
Union
1246—were awarded to
p.
group
of
M.
..
&
on
York
Offering—John
until
,
Mamaroneck
Bond Sale—The
Petersburg,
White
New
,
on
Aug. 1
from 1973 to 1980 inclusive.
3,670,000 as 3%s. Due semi-an¬
nually on Feb, 1 and Aug. 1
.
Scarsdale), N.
3.72%.
Pittstown,
(P. O. Hoosick Falls),
vadi/
Thurston, Avoca and Howard
nually
-
_
and
bonds
Trust
Central School Dist. No. 1
NEW YORK
iBath, Cameron, Wheller, Urbana,
New York
Jan. 1 from
.
Ly°n*> ^°le^f bodus, Arcadia, Rose,
1
inclusive.
inclusive.
Traders
urer's: pffice.. Legality approved
Dawson, Nagel, Sherman &
Howard of Denver,
Port
on
1961
by
1968.
as
1969
Due
to
and
i°<?i bon<3s offered on Sept. 28
chase of
Peter, Minn.
Sale—An
$35,000
;
com¬
designated by the successful
bidder. Legality approved
by Dor¬
sey,
Owen, Barber, Marquart &
Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
general
Sept. 28—
on
Small
interest
pany
St.
gage
mi'
A
Bo.nd Sale—The
1960
a
a
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at the State Treas-
mcia#
Principal
H.
pree School District No. 2
(P. O.
v.
elusive*
Dated Nov. 1,
Aug. 1 from 1962 to
1978 inclusive. Callable
payable at
from
1
bonds.
on
1972.
Nov.
on
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 18
for the purchase of
$585,000 general
obligation waterworks im1960. Due
O.
V-.192t.PV1l46^WfrKe a+v^aIr£
syndicate headed by the Chem-
Mex.
(MST) on Oct. 20 for the
purchase of $300,000 school buildtag bonds. Dated Nov. 1,1960, Due
New
Village Clerk, will receive
provement
N.
P-m.
Earl E. Smith,
—
(P.
Y.
\A/ ncTDrn
r\T
Grafton
Court St.,
will receive sealed bids until 2:30
Brighton), Minn.
Bond
1
—
Bond Offering—Reed L. Frost,
192, p. 848—were awarded to
the
Allison-Williams
Co,
and
:
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, jointly,
View
No.
Long Beach City School District
(P. O. Lido Beach), N. Y.
Bond
Sale
The $1,800,000
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Sept. 15
-v.
Mounds
r\
Hoosick,
a
Farmington),
on
_T
Co,
Buffalo, and Roosevelt & Cross,
33As, at a price of 100.269, a
of
Juan
Minn.
building bonds offered
,
Sale—The $560,000 school
facturers
County, Farmington
Municipal School Dist. No. 5
Mayer Independent School District
107,
.
,
were awarded to
j* group composed of The Marine
Tmicf
l\Toixr
Vnrlr
NEW MEXICO
1142—were awarded to AllisonWilliams Co, as 4s,
No.
.
v- 192, p. 1246
sewer
p.
1,
B.
Co, Fidelity Union Trust Co, of
Newark, and Van Deventer Broth-
$150,000 water
improvement
1960
bonds offered on Sept. 26—v.
192,
•
of
composed
Benson, of Minneapolis.
and
District
19®0 bonds offered
305 Elm *treet)> N• J-
at any bank or trust company designated by the successful bidder,
Legality approved by Faegre &
,
Hawley,
.
.
New
$230,000 school
Sept. 27—v. 192,
H42—were awarded to John J.
on
nidUn£A^hif of $805,000 R/?^ ^,C° VaS- 3'6f°\at A
'Sfins'nnn 0f 100.048, a basis of about 3.59%.
for the purchase
(F-A)
_
Holland), N.
Sale—The
bonds offered
District Clerk, will receive sealed
'
nn„
-
Readington Township School Disti,U}™
M
Huntington, Huntington
(P. O. Whitehouse), N. J.
Fergus Falls Independent School
.
Ohio
rp,
-
~
Holland, Colden and Wales Central
ii»« *
Feb.
for
,
e
The $5,000,000
J
waterworks extension first mort-
Treasurer, will Inc., at
until. 2.30 p.m. interest
13
«
Sale
„
water, Sykes, Heckler & Galloway,
of New York City.
hi/in
—
Bros. & Co.
of
Oct.
on
~
...
Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) payable at the Union National Bank
as
„
"
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Juran &
Moody,
Callable
,
Bond
—were
James
—
Village
(EDST)
Bank, in New York c
,
,
T ^rroii+xr onnrmrnrl
Scarsdale
City. Legality approved Ywr xrcinrJo
by Vande-
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EDST) on Nov. 1 for
the purchase of $1,210,000 school
1968.
cipal and interest
Meagher,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Sept. 1,
11
Saranac Lake, N. Y.
Bond Offering
receive sealed bids
Trust Co. of Western New York,
Buffalo, Blair & Co, Inc., Manu¬
County Reg.
School Dist. (P. O. Columbus),
New Jersey
Bond Offering—Jos. E. Wright,
1
as
Bond
Cleveland,
„
fered
W80 inclusive. Principal and in- by Vandewater, Sykes Heckler
<M-S) payable at The Chase Galloway, of New York City,
Manhattan
&
...
Northern
from 1964 to 1967 inclusive.
and
on
Camden
Delafield
Sept. 1,
1969
of
Company, in Camden.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
1963.
400,000
J
I
Due
Albany.
Dated Oct.
City.
2.40s. Due
3s.
(EDST)
purchase
bonds.
Trust
follows:
as
as
200,000
1979
n
as
as
receive
Oct. 1 from 1961
inclusive.
Principal and
(A-O)
payable
at the
interest
First
will
the
for
Due
to
syndicate
a
......
bcnnetz-
8'p.m.
until
18
sewer
1, 1960.
headed by Kalman & Co., Inc., at
a
price of 100.01, a net interest
*
800,000
Commercial Bank & Trust
Co., of
Celina. Legality approved by
Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati,
(P. O. Gilbertsville), N. Y.
com-
v,
Clerk
..
.
sealed
Sale—The $1,800,000 genobligation improvement bonds
offered on Sept. 26—v. 192, p. 946
1962.
Principal R. D. White & Co., and National
Jefferson.
„„„„
-
Bond
200,000
x from
follows: Blair & Co.,
Inc.,
as
Roosevelt & Cross, Manufacturers
and Traders Trust
Co., of Buffalo,
Central School District No. 1
1142
p.
group
of^"t°r
Bond Offering—Arman
Peterson.
eral
$200,000^
a
Arman Schnetz
Minn.
3.28%,
gept
Qn
1990 inclusive.
Butternuts, Unadilla and Morris
$378,000
cost of about
Due
Dated
N. J.
_.
Minneapolis.
_
Port
3.02%.
?%r°v„ei ^.,?.0W.ar^LelT0r;
LeFevere, Lefler & Haertzen, of
to
bonds.
and interest
"
cipal and interest payable at any
bank or trust company designated
awarded
1960
to
Other members of the syndicate
were
Monday, October 10, 1960
posed of Kidder, Peabody & Co.r
and
improvement
bonds
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Jan
from 1963 to 1969 inclusive. Prin-
were
S<
school
.
c'hase of $41,000 village improve- $455,000 as 4%s. Due semi
an®°
f. **}n,s George H. ment bonds. .Dated Sept. 1, 1960. .
nually on Feb. 1 and Aug. 1
Oct. 11 for Equitable Securities Corp., First Tobey, District Clerk, will receive Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1970
from 1966 to 1972 inclusive,
fire equip- of Michigan Corp., and Laidlaw &
^a.ied^bids until_2 ^m. ^EDST^on inclusive.^ Principal jind^interest 875,000 as 3V2S. Due semi
an¬
til 4:30 p.m. (CST) on
the purchase of $35,000
Edina,
1961
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
awarded to
were
,
hv
of Memphis.
Orange,
general
offered
ge'pt ^
1
for
(M_S) payable at the
National Bank of Long Island, in
Bond Sale—The
Brainerd, Minn.
Bond Offering—Walter Fall, City
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un-
until
19
900 000
$1,174,000 street
improvement bonds
East
annrnvprf
*
First
The
NEW JERSEY
Co.
thP snppp^fnl
Dy tflG SuCCGSSIUI
<h<
$543,000 bonds
\
awarded to
National Bank,
192, p. 1245 —were
McDonald-Moore
&
hv
miss.
Miss.
Sale—The
Bond
?5u»r
°n
i246-were
t4nftnn serial
$40,000 special
Sale
Oct.
on
Water District
bids
sealed
MISSISSIPPI
Kalamazoo
.
.
a
as
of
Western
3.80s, at
a
basis of about
at
the
First
National
Bank,
in from 1962
to'l969
inclusive. Prin-
'iij
So
Volume
Number
192
Commercial and Financial
The
5993
Chronicle
(1447)
55
A?
and .interest
cipal
(J-D)
&
Sanders
Squire,
of
by
Bank,
approved
Legality
Marion.
than the year before. Most
of the
chaser
increase—$4.1 million—was
in de¬
burned
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
til
Ohetz, Ohio
Bond
Offering—Mary E. Martin,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Oct. 24
for the purchase of $123,000 water¬
limited
assessment
tax
Oct. 1, 1960. Due on
bonds. Dated
F.Frey,
of tion, will receive sealed bids
Dempsey,
Cleveland.
works
Bethlehem School District, Pa.
Bond Offering—Clifford
payable
City
National
the
at
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
People's Bank,
in
8
un¬
(EDST) on Oct. 17 for
the
purchase of $530,000 school
improvement limited tax bonds.
p.m.
Dated Nov. 1,
from
1960. Due on Nov. 1
1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest ,M-N)
payable
Chamhersburg, Pa.
Sale
$1,597,000
school bonds offered on Sept. 27
—v.
192, p. 1143—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by Field,
Richards & Co., as 4s, at a price
of 102.335, a basis of about 3.77%.
;
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith
Inc.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Good-
:ii
■}
v
body & Co., Stern Brothers & Co.,
Curtiss, House & Co., and Saund¬
ers,
Stiver & Co.
.
Upper Arlington,
Bond
Ohio
receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 24 for the purchase of $317,059
special assessment sanitary
sewer
and
road
improvement
i f
}
bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1960. Due
on
Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Ohio National Bank,
Columbus.
in
water conditions
Legality approved
by Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler
& Niehoff, of Columbus.
hydro generation of 17.5 billion
to
as
nation's
largest
pur¬
28 for the purchase of
$1,193,000 dormitory revenue bonds.
national average.
Walter
Payments
TVA
to
in
states
lieu
of
and
taxes
counties
Dated Oct. 1,
1963
1960. Due
to
2000
on
Oct.
inclusive.
1
In¬
terest A-O.
Legality approved by
Koons, of Fort Worth.
A.
by
Austin,
ex¬
Texas
Bond Sale—The
ceeded $6.3
$4,000,000 elec¬
million, an increase of
7% over the preceding year.
In
addition, the distributors of TVA
tric light and power, water works
paid state and local taxes
and tax equivalents of more than
$10 million.
—v.
power
TEXAS
pro¬
Oct.
and
1960-A
College of Texas
(P. O. Abilene), Texas
192, p. 1248—were awarded
a syndicate headed by Lehman
Brothers, at a price of 100.122, a
(CST) on
a.m.
interest cost
of
about
3.57%,
follows:
as
$330,000
as 5s.
Due on April
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 10
system revenue, series
offered on Sept. 29
bonds
to
net
Abilene Christian
sewer
2,185,000
as
3MsS. Due
on
1,
April I
Callable
of
as
Nov.
1, 1970. Principal and inter¬
(M-N) payable at any bank
or
trust company designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
est
FOR HARD TO FIND
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Newtown Township School District
QUOTATIONS
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MONTHLY
Authority (P. O. Newtown), Pa.
Bond
Offering—Mrs. Lillian
C.
Goodwin, Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
25
until 8 p.m.
the
for
school
BANK &
1, 1960. Due
to
(EDST) on Oct.
of $250,000
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec.
Feb. 1 from 1962
RECORD
inclusive.
1983
QUOTATION
purchase
revenue
Pennsylvania
(P.
Military College
Chester), Pa.
O.
Bond Sale—The
WE GIVE
$325,000 dormi¬
tory revenue 1960 bonds offered
on Sept. 28—v. 192, p. 1143—were
awarded to the Federal Housing
Home
and
3V8S, at
Finance
price of
a
Agency,
par.
STOCK
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
as
f
.
rT
.
•
^
r.r.,
AMERICAN STOCK
Bond Offering—E.
the
Board
receive
sealed
BOSTON
•
DETROIT STOCK
•
MIDWEST STOCK
•
Tennessee
•
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
•
PACIFIC COAST STOCK EXCHANGE
•
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
^
EXCHANGE
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE STOCK
Bond
N. Griswold,
of
•
County (P.O. Kingston),
Indep. School
Lawton), Okla.
will
1960
Nov. 1 from 1962
on
inclusive.
1989
the
plants
in
from
totaled $82.6 million in fiscal 1960.
is
steam
tons
Average fuel cost for the steam
plants was 1.8 mills a kilowatthour, only 60% of the 3.0 mill
the year before.
Largest element in TVA's
TVA
The
million
same
pur¬
on
of
Roane
of
about the
coal.
18.6
OKLAHOMA
:
District No. 1 (P. O.
Clerk
was
Oct. 19 for the
$1,100,000 electric
until
TENNESSEE
Comanche County
'
during the early
kilowatt-hours, 16% more than
the year before; steam generation
,
;
Favorable
p.m.
1, 1960. Due
bids
will
Director,
generation.
of
Offering—Robt. H. Jones,
Finance
ti
.
power
7:30
bids
reve¬
series 1960 bonds. Dated Nov.
nue
The
—
in
duction expense, the cost of coal,
sealed
chase
O. Irondale), Ohio
(P.
,
Bond
a
despite a substantial increase of
nearly 2.5 billion kilowatt-hours
of 45.9 billion
(EDST)
District
only
in
proved
cinnati.
School
were
of Bethlehem. Legality ap¬
by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
pany,
ceive
Local
Production
expense.
of $116,594,000
little higher—about one-half mil¬
lion dollars—than the year before,
months of the fiscal year resulted
Bond Offering—George B. Ja¬
cobs, Borough Secretary, will re¬
Stanton
costs
at the Union Bank & Trust Com¬
Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
Groveport.
preciation
of
Education,
bids
until
8
p.m.
(CST) on Oct. 10 for the
purchase of $119,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Due from 1962 to 1969
Offering—Sterling Rob¬
erts, County Judge, will receive
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (EST)
on
Oct. 27 for the purchase of
$450,000 school 1960 bonds. Dated
March
1,
to
STOCK
•
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Due on March 1
inclusive.
In¬
1960.
1978
from
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
1980
GENERAL
M-S.
terest
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
QUOTATIONS
.inclusive.
Tennessee
Greer
County Independent School
1 (P. O. Mangum),
District'No.
Oklahoma
Bond
ing
v.
the R. J.
offered
Sept.
on
27—
1247—were awarded to
p.
Town
Clerk,
—
will
„
Maud
sewer
receive
Conn,
sealed
bonds. Due from
1963
to 1970 inclusive.
•
DOMESTIC
CANADIAN
CANADIAN
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
$237,540,000 for
•
EXCHANGE SEATS
•
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
Net income amounted to $51,075,000; last year's net income was
$50,830,000.
•
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS
•
RAILROAD BONDS
•
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS
•
RAILROAD STOCKS
TVA's power sales increased 2.2
billion kilowatt-hours to a total of
•
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
•
REAL ESTATE BONDS
•
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
•
REAL ESTATE STOCKS
•
INSURANCE STOCKS
•
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
•
INVESTING COMPANIES SECURITIES
•
UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL BONOS
on
Oct. 3.
revenues
year
of
This compares
before..
billion.
"Responsibility for
electricity to the ulti¬
mate customer in the
region," the
report states, "is shared by TVA,
as
wholesaler, and 153 local electric
Bond Offering — H. C. Stokes, systems which retail the power to
Jr., Secretary of the Board of 1,413,000 residential, farm, com¬
Commissioners, will receive sealed mercial, and industrial cus¬
SECURITIES
v.
bids until 8 p.m.
Sales to,. these
local
(PST) on Oct. 25 tomers."
totaled
20.0
billion
of $260,000 gen¬ distributors
eral obligation water bonds. Dated kilowatt-hours," up 13% over the
OTHER STATISTICAL INFORMATION
for the purchase
July 1, 1958. Due
July 1 from preceeding year. Revenues totaled
Principal $85,416,000.
and interest (J-J) payable at the
TVA also supplies power direct¬
Myrtle
Creek,
branch
of
the ly to 27 industries whose use of
United States National Bank, of
electricity is very large or other¬
Portland,
Oregon.
Legality
ap¬ wise unusual.- Sales to these di¬
to
1961
1983
on
inclusive.
by Winfree, McCullock, rectly served industries rose 9%
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
and totaled 10.4 billion kilowatt-
proved
hours.
PENNSYLVANIA
•"
Allentown,
Co.
&
Pa.
28.2
billion
kilowatt-hours
of
$150,000
Oct.
000, "The two plants of the Atomic
Energy
Commission
served
by
TVA—one at Oak Ridge, Tenn.,
and the other near Paducah, Ky.
—use by far the largest amounts
of power. Revenue from sales to
these
two
plants alone. totaled
$105.1 million."
*
75,000
as
from
on
15
1962 to 1967 inclusive.
2%s.
from.1968 to
175,000
Due
as
3s.
Due
on
Oct.. 15
1970 inclusive.
Due
on
Oct
15
1971 to 1977 inclusive.
100,000
as 3.10s.
Due on Oct.
from 1978 to 1981 inclusive
|
\
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
•
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
•
TIME LOAN RATES
•
MONEY
•
VOLUME OF TRADING
MARKET
15
they
paid
Operating
826,000 were
TVA
$6.1
$110,035,-
of
$192,
million higher
expenses
j
WILLIAM B. DANA CO.
|
25 PARK PLACE
NEW YORK
for
cost
3s.
•
Federal
defense
agencies
directly by TVA continued
to
for
account
nearly half
of
TVA's total sales; they purchased
100.052, a net interest
2.99%, as follows:
as
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
The
about
from
PRIME BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
•
served
which
a
•
these sales
of
at
CALL LOAN RATES
$43,270,000.
price
Inc.,
•
'
$500,000 gen¬
eral obligation improvement
bonds offered on Sept. 27—v. 192,
p. 1143—were awarded to Halsey,
Stuart
Revenues from
amounted to
Sale—The
Bond
MUNICIPAL BONDS-
DOMESTIC
•
supplying
Douglas County, Tri-City Water
Dist. (P. O. Myrtle Creek), Ore.
•
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES-
of
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
59.3
OREGON
■
Time
•
the
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 13
for the purchase of $25,000 sani¬
tary
-
revenues
Authority reached an all-time
high of $242,385,000 for the year
ended June 30, 1960, according to
the Agency's power annual report
with
Offering
All
at
High for 1960—Power
released
Edwards, Inc.
Lexington, Okla.
Bond
Valley Authority, Tenn.
Revenues
the
Sale—The $337,000 build¬
bonds
192,
Power
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Monday, October 10, 1960
M;
J;
'n'i
*
as 3.60s. Due on April
1981 to 1986 inclusive.
1,485,000
,'tr
from
1
Bond
i * r
Other members of the
(V
were
!>('
syndicate
follows: Shields & Co., B.
as
J. Van Ingen & Co., W. H. Morton
ivi
&
SI"
Co.,
John
Small
White
&
&
Co.,
&
Stevenson
Bacon,
Co., Inc., R. D.
Lyons & Shafto,
Co.,
Inc., White, Masterson & Co., R.
Edwards, Inc.,
and Walker,
J.
Texas
Dallas,
Shank,
Of'
(CST)
Harold
—
bids
until
1:45
(J-D) payable at the First
and Merchants National Bank, in
Richmond. Legality approved by
Rockingham County (P. O.
Richmond), Va.
S
f
".
dr
>
$4,000,000 waterworks and san¬
itary sewer system revenue bonds.
Due semi-annually on May 1 and
Oct.
1980
of
f
'
sive.
f,
from
1
Legality
ap¬
Huguenin
Dumas,
by
inclu¬
1980
to
M-N.
Interest
proved
6L
1961
&
Boothman, of Dallas.
Hale
1960. Due
and bridge refunding, series
1960
bonds
to The First
sold
inclusive.
Interest
M-S.
Le-
gality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Sunnyvale
Independent Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Route 2, Box 373-B,
Mesquite),
Texas
Offering
Joe
Bond
han,
Mayor,
—
receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
11
for the purchase of $115,000
school building bonds. Dated Oct.
15, 1960. Due on May 15 from 1962
to 1996 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable
at the
First
National
Bank, in Dallas.
Legality
will
approved
Dumas,
by
Columbia,
$100,000
sanitary sewer
and
system, revenue bonds
&
Abercrombie
WASHINGTON
Bond Offering
A-O.
Due
Feb.
on
1
from 1988 to 1991 inclusive.
)<»
60,000
M
Dated
Aug.
Legality
F-A.
IP
Hi
Due
Feb.
on
1,
1960.
Olympia),
Bond Sale—The $150,000
192,
to
The
&
Searls,
Garland City, Utah
Offering
Fern
—
Huish,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
until
8
(MST) on Oct.
18 for the purchase of
$130,000
general obligation water bonds.
Dated
from
Oct.
1963
p.m.
1, 1960. Due
to
1985
Oct. 1
on
the
First
VIRGINIA
Danville,
Bond
eral
$500,000
1960
awarded
to
a
gen¬
bonds
Sept. 27—v. 192,
on
—were
Va.
Sale —The
improvement
fered
p.
140
group
com¬
net interest cost of about
3.10%,
as
follows:
$100,000
as
from
400,000
3^s.
Due
on
Oct.
1
as
from
3.15s.
Due
on
Oct.
until
of
Oct.
for
13
the
school
$1,700,000
Brown County
Virginia
Offering — Sealed
on
May 1 from 1961
to
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the First
Richmond.
National
Bank^-in
Legality approved
by Wood, King. Dawson & Logan,
of New York City.
to
\■■
Arvida,
Offering—Georges E. Car¬
City Secretary -< Treasurer,
rier,
will receive sealed
bids until 4:30
(EDST) on Oct. 11 for the
purchase
of
$440,000
city
im¬
provement bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,
p.m.
Nov.
on
inclusive.
from
1
1961
Province
bank
1980
of
mentioned
Quebec, .• of
in
the
loan
the
pro¬
1961
Hull, Que.
Bond
Clerk,
Offering
Oct.
—
H.
Clerk,
until
18
for
5
Leon
will
p.m.
the
Le-
1
from
1961
Province
Principal
all
of
Quebec,
in
the
the
of
inclusive.
interest payable at
and
branches., in
'
'
the
1980
to
sealed
bonds.
on
Dated
Nov. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
(M-N) payable at alL
branches in the Province of Que¬
St. Burno School Commission, Que.
Bond
mentioned
loan procedure.
Offering—Mrs. J. A. Larin,
Secretary-Treasurer,
sealed
bids
Oct.
on
Province. of
bank
receive
until
12
8
for
will receive
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
$204,000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961
to 1980 inclusive. ; Principal and
interest
(M-N) payable at all
branches in the Province of Que¬
Offering—Vianney Sam-/
Town
Secretary-Treasurer,, bec, of the bank mentioned in the
receive sealed bids until 8 loan procedure.
Laval-Des-Rapides ,Que.
Bond
son,
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
will
(EDST) on Oct. 18 for the
purchase of $547,000 various town
p.m.
St.
Eustache,
Que.
$306,500 vari¬
bonds of¬
Offering — Georges E.
1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961 to
fered on Sept. 26—v. 192, p. 1248
Boutet, Town Secretary-Treasurer,
1980 inclusive. Principal and in¬ —were awarded to
will receive sealed
Morgan Ostibids until 8
terest
(M-N)
payable
at
all guy and Hudon Ltd.
p.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 18 for the
Beauport, Que.
improvement bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
Bond
purchase
of
1980
1
Principal
(M-N)
1961
and
in¬
at
in
Maniwaki School Commission,
all
payable
Bond
Offering
Mrs.
—
the
Que.
Palma
province
of Joanis, Secretary-Treasurer,
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in receive sealed bids until 7:30
the loan procedure.
(EDST) on Oct. 20 for the
Beaupre
School Commission,
Bond
Sale—The $217,500
Que.
school'
Sept. 27—v. 192,
on
chase
of
Dated
Nov.
1
from
will
p.m.
pur¬
school bonds.
1960. Due on Nov.
$140,000
1,
1961
to
1980
Sale
Bond
—
The
aqueduct and
ous
sewer
Que¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
1,
loan procedure.
to
Nov.
from
the Province of
im¬
town
Dated
Nov.
on
inclusive.
terest
branches in
$165,000
bonds.
provement
inclusive.
Ste-Therese
School
Commission,
Quebec
Bond Offering—Antonio Forget,
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
until
8
(EDST)
purchase of
$460,000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
Oct.
on
10
1, 1960. Due
to
1980
for
on
p.m.
the
Nov. 1 from 1961
Principal and
inclusive.
(M-N)
interest
payable
at
sealed
bids
Oct.
on
until
17
7
p.m.
the
for
pur¬
provement
bonds.
Due
1980
inclusive.
terest
(A-O)
branches
Dated
Oct.
on
Oct.
Principal
in¬
all
the
province
the
(EDST)
sealed
on
bids
Oct.
until
8
20 for the
lock
of
&
Co., Ltd., as 5s, at a price
a basis of about 5.38%.
97.431,
to
and
of
payable
in
receive
p.m.
1,
1961
from
1
will
at
YOUR POSTMASTER SUGGESTS:
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
the loan procedure.
Boise-Franc
School
Commission
Quebec
Bond
Offering
Cere, Secretary
receive
sealed
(EDST)
of
Treasurer, will
-
bids
Oct.
on
SERVICE-LEARN
■
Mrs. Marie-L
—
until
10
$35,000
8
p.m.
the
for
THE"ABCS OF
000D MAILING HABITS!
pur¬
school
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, I960. Due on Nov. 1
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
purchase of $335,000 school
at all branches in the Province of
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
May 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclusive.
the loan procedure.
Clerk,
bids until 1
for the
will
p.m.
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Boucherville, Que.
able at the Exchange State Bank,
Bond Offering;—Rosario Therin La Crosse. Legality approved
rien, Town Secretary - Treasurer,
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
will receive sealed bids until 8
Racine,
Bond
offered
on
1044—were
cate
Wis.
headed
Illinois
Sept.
27—v.
awarded
to
the
by
National
192, p.
syndi¬
a
Continental
Bank
&
Trust
Co., of Chicago, and Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, of New York, at a
price of 100.035,
of about 3.30%,
a
net interest cost
as
from
3V2S. Due
on
as
April 1
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
Smith, Barney &
Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, L. F.
Rothschild & Co., Bacon, Whipple
& Co., and McCormick & Co.
Corp.
State
(P.
O.
1960. Due
1980
bonds.
on
Colleges Building
Madison), Wis.
Sept. 27—v. 192,
to
the
1
p.
1144—were
Federal
Housing
HELPS SPEED YOUR MAIL I
the
Nov.
from
POSTAL DELIVERY ZONE NUMBER
im¬
1,
1961
to
and
in¬
at
CERTAIN TO INCLUDE YOUR
all
branches in the Province of Que¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
RETURN ADDRESS ON ALL
LETTERS AND PACKAGES!
loan procedure.
Bourlamaque, Que.
Bond
Town
Offering—J.
Secretary
receive
sealed
-
A.
LeBlanc,
Treasurer, will
bids
until
8
p.m.
the
pur¬
(EDST)
on
$40,000 various town im¬
provement
1960. Due
1970
Oct.
13
bonds.
on
Oct.
inclusive.
terest
for
Dated
Oct.
1,
from
1961
Principal
and
payable
at
(A-O)
Drummondville School
Commission,
-AND-
MAIL EARLY IN THE DAY-
Sale—The $585,000 school
bonds offered
p.
IS CORRECT AND COMPLETE!
in¬
Quebec
Bond
THAT THE DELIVERY ADDRESS
to
1
all
branches in the Province of Que¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
loan procedure.
Bond Sale—The $2,700,000 dor¬
mitory 1958 revenue bonds offered
awarded
for
town
Principal
payable
(M-N)
■'
on
11
Dated
Nov.
inclusive.
terest
Oct.
on
$196,000
chase of
3s.
were
Wisconsin
of
provement
1
1971 to 1980 inclusive.
1,042,000
purchase
follows:
as 3s. Due on April
from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
as
(EDST)
p.m.
Sale—The$3,732,000bonds
all
branches in the Province of Que¬
Principal and interest payable at bec, of the bank mentioned in the
p.
1144—were awarded to Boisall branches in the Province of loan procedure.
vert & Co., Ltd., as 5s, at a price
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
of 98.925.
j Waterville, Que.
the loan procedure.
Bond Sale—The $35,000 various
Bedford, Que.
Plessisville, Que.
village improvement bonds
of¬
Bond Offering—Emile Demers,
Bond Offering — Gilles Chabot, fered on Sept. 20—v. 192, p. 1044
Town
Secretary-Treasurer,
will P. E. Town
Secretary-Treasurer, —were awarded to Bell, Gouin-
Johnson,
receive sealed
(CST) on Oct. 18
City
of
mentioned
receive bec, of the bank mentioned in the
(EDST) loan procedure.• :
:|
purchase
1980
to
will
improvement
1, 1960. Due
and interest
$1,557,000 city improvement bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov.
to
'
city
Nov.
cedure.
branches in the Province of Que¬
loan procedure.
the
bank
the
Principal and in¬
payable at all the
(M-N)
to
in
Riviere-du-Loup, Que.
Bond Offering — L. P.
Bernier,
1960.
.
Bond
branches
Quebec,- 6f "the
in the loan procedure.
City
on
Que. y
1961
interest
the
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Oct.
11 for the purchase of $275,000
and in¬
all the
at
from
1
1,
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at all branches in
City
chase
Onalaksa, Wis.
Bond Offering—H. G.
Nov.
on
Nov.
Dated
inclusive. Principal
(M-N) payable at all
1980
to
and
inclusive.
bids
1980 inclusive. Prin¬
County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Due
sealed
the
at
1961
bonds.
blanc,
'
1961
p.m.
sewer
purchase of $135,000 pavement,
aqueduct and sewer bonds. Dated
Novj. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from
Normand
—
Town
loan procedure.
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
bids
noon
inclusive.
.Merchants
1961 to
1,340,000
(EST)
on
Oct.
11
for the
purchase of
$115,000 general obligation school
building
bonds.
Dated *May
1,
1960. Due
P. Hollo-
Clerk,
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 17 for the purchase of $1,500,000
corporate
purpose
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on May 1
from
from
1
payable
1960.
Offering—John
County
7
chase of $90,000 various town im¬
(P. O. Green Bay),
Offering
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
(EDST)
Wisconsin
Bond
until
Principal
(M-N)
receive
WISCONSIN
1
1966 to 1985 inclusive.
will be received until
terest
School Dist.
bonds.
Loudoun County (P. O. Leesburg),
1983
County
$1,350,000
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
terest
price
(P. O. Walla Walla),
received
of¬
Charlottesville, and C. F. Cassell
& Co., Inc., at a price of
100.69, a
_
a
Co., as 5s, at a price
basis of about 5.44%.
(EDST) on Oct. 17 for the
purchase of $289,000 aqueduct and
branches of the Province of Que¬
bonds offered
purchase
1144
posed of Francis I. duPont & Co.,
the
Peoples National Bank, of
Bond
3.65s, at
as
Washington
inclusive. Prin¬
(A-O) payable
Security Bank of
Utah, N. A., in Tremonton. Legal¬
ity approved by Ray, Tawlins,
Jones & Henderson, of Salt Lake
City.
M'.
State,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
cipal and interest
at
1248—were
p.
Walla
No.
of
UTAH
bids
school,
Sept. 27
awarded
on
par.
Walla
inclusive.
branches
Wash.
series B bonds offered
way,
Bond
of
County Tumwater Sch.
No. 333 (P. O.
by
Houston.
h'f
by
District
—v.
Nov.
on
1960. Due
1
Interest
Vin¬
approved
Elkins, Weems
son,
approved
Shefelman,
&
1992 to 1995 inclusive.
from
"rf
4.20s.
as
Perry H. Mit¬
Seattle.
be
4.40s.
as
—
Legality
Roberts
Thurston
bids
(EDST) on Oct. 11 for the
purchase of $1,268,500 town im¬
provement bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,
terest
chell, Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 21 for
the purchase of $1,446,000 college
housing system revenue
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1
Weter,
Treasurer,
-
sealed
p.m.
1980
Washington College of
Education, Ellensburg, Wash.
est
reecive
1960. Due
Central
sold to
Co., as
follows:
will
1 from 1961 to
Principal and in¬
(F-A) payable at the First
and Merchants National Bank, in
Richmond. Legality approved by
was
Lovett
$40,000
1,
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
waterworks
Ion, Town Secretary
Pi-
Aug
on
inclusive.
of
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
West
Aug.
from 1961 to 1998 inclusive. Inter¬
Calli-
M.
Anjou, Que.
Offering—Jean-Paul
Bond
terest
Southwest Co. Dated Oct. 15, 1960.
Due on March 15 from
1961 to
1976
Dated
bonds.
Gibson, of Richmond.
road
was
(EST) on
purchase of $200,noon
a
Secretary-Treas¬
urer, will receive sealed bids until
8
1980
Hunton, Williams, Gay, Powell &
County (P. O. Plainview),
T exas
■
for the
11
school
000
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,000
..
until
received
Bond
QUEBEC
1960. Due
bids will
Bond Offering—Sealed
be
97.082,
Raciocot,
interest
Nov.
''
CANADA
1, 1960. Due on June 1 from 1961
to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and
p.m.
Oct. 17 for the purchase
on
ries Vinet &
of
par.
Gatineau, Que.
(EST)
Oct, 11 for the purchase of $1,000.000 school bonds. Dated June
re¬
Finance Agency, as 3s,
price of
bids
Sealed
—
a
on
G.
will
Secretary,
City
sealed
ceive
lit-
Offering
Offe/ing
will be received until noon
at
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, of
New York City.
Austin & Waggener.
Bond
and Home
Page County (P. O. Richmond),
Virginia
1967 to 1980 inclusive.
from
■
on
Sept. 27—y. 192,
1144—were awarded to Descar-
IT'S THE BETTER WAY!
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